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,e a recess on Saturday.
REPUBLICAN TACTICS.

hEI y bLlCAN IACIlCS.
The following is full report of Mr. Wilson's
speech In the Senate, on Friday, in reply to Mr.
Douglas:
n MIR. Wlison-The Senator from Illinois (Mr.
douglas Is man of anxieties. Ten DAYS aoo this
administration came into power, finding treason in
congress, treason in the army, treason in the navy
and treason In the country. The President of the
United States delivered kind genial and patriotic
inaugural address to the people. Hardly had that
address been flashed the country before the
Senator from Illinois Mr.. Douglas) stepped for
ward, unasked, to interpret that address. The
Senator is not content that the President should
stand on his own Interpretation; he is not willing
that the President and Cabinet, who had taken
possession of government in ruins, should them
serves interpret their own measures and purposes
out ne PUSHES into this chamber and he asks to in
terpret for them. He struts here before the Senate
and he talks of what he shall do and what he shall
not permit to be done. The Senator is clothed
win no power; he is alone in the Senate, and he
Is hardly more powerful before the country. This
administration will take its own time and way to
explain its policy, and it is not for the
Senator to become its exponent, but all
necessary exposition and Interpretation will
De made by men who have its conf
dence The speech which the Senator has deliver
ed TO day-he would say twas a mischeyous,
wicked, and unpatriotic speech. The Senator
speaks of alarm. He is himself the aarmist and
about the only man who is alarmed. The country
Is becoming composed. 1t is getting quiet. There
Is less alarm. The sober sense Of the people is
rising to meet the occasion, The Senator says we
on this side sit in silence. We choose calmly to
survey our positionj do rot choose To rush in
here to make declarations; and neither do we in
tend to b" t"uuted iutu them. The rulbor (which
the Senator Is 30 frequent nearer is groundless
one. There al no divisions on this side, no heart
burnings such as he supposes. Only ten days in
power, with hardly time to be warm in its seat,
and the Administration is asked by the Senator to
make calculations as to their future policy. They
m thpm. nv
tnen ask to have their policy thus early exposed to
piewf The friends of the Administration would
No; accept the dictation of the Senator from Hi
ia;d -, ne Mr.. W. hoped the resolution would be
wor,d A. ane table. He trusted the Administration
the ns,;on us duty in its way, that duty which
WIG na''0n mad placed it in power to do.
that Gornorst;om Of Lincoln in Philadelphia cost
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3FI0netarg ana Commercial 8ebishl.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH
hfoush WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
10. % South street,



The Stock Exchange continues extremely inactive but
prices remain firm and in are higher There
is rather doing to-day the shares Inf
the activity is confined to few leading descriptions In
New York Central and Erie there was considerable done
on sellers opon-n fact the share lstgeuerally shows
more disposition to operate for the fall Most of the
Western stocks do not vary over h1 per cent daily
have each remained at present prices for three days
New York Central after the Board was quoted 7SI: Pa
cific Mail, S64 S62; Illinois Central S0& also z: Gaena
7oA(47OB; Toledo, Sl%(G34A; Rock Island, 57A657%
Pana Ia is withheld from the market-l16 is bid liz
asked. New Jersey Railroad is lower l250l26 For New
wanted Delaware and Hudson is quoted S96S9X For
Pennsylvania 7S19 is bid for Delaware, and
Western 49, The market for government paper is again
better The 6 of 1881 sold 90 for the registered
and 81 for the coupons The list of State stocks shows
little change from yesterday Tennessees and Mssours
bonds of the Northern States are strongly held at full
prices In the railroad bonds there is very moderate
business, in consequence of the small supply Offering
The supply of money is largely in of the demand
per round amounts. though the ruling rate
for miscellaneous business is per Prime paper is
extremely scarce, az 6d7 per cent, while names OF
coming up to this standard sell very irregular
The exchange on London closed very firm I06GlO6%
with few transient bills on the market.
We annex comparative statement of the imports of
foreign dry goods az New York for the week and since
January
For the week. 1859. 1860 1861
Entered at the 1854 $40 $2.2S4994 1915 SS5
Thrown on market...... 24l5708 1855, 22l 2,0l4743
Since January 1st
Entered at the port S0 4S3 IS 10 7e5 ZOE
Thrown on market.... 27959675 1906 16l 1s6394 $50
The following statement shows the business of the
Reading Railroad during the month of February 1861
compared with the month of 1860:
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for month of March.
W. H. d. C. WRIGHT,
j. A. SHRIVER, HUGH STSSON
EDW'D G. MCDOWELL, JNO WALKER,
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Stkanrhnafg.
EsK',..:;s
ss--.-Es AZ -=S
ARRANGEMENTS

&sz1sHsaaxssa5= OF THE
- - lNDIFIDUAL ENTERPRISE LINE
FOR THE EASTERN AND " ESTERN SHORES, UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE
On and after WEDN March 9th 1861 the Steamer
follows:
> Leave every SATURDAY for Cambridge, Denton and
L3ndiHgs on the Choptank river returning on Monday
same day "
:, Every WEDNESDAY FOR Annapolis, West River, Cas-
Ee haven, Closas Point Cambridge, Huehlet's Wharf,
Shei mans Pier Cabin Greek, Mediord's Wharf Loyd's
landing retarning by same route, THURSDAY.
returning the same DAY,
mh2t c. X CANNON
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StoraGs.

STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two atr
fronts on Bowly wharf Apply to
to-. P. MALCOM i co,
J--U Wood street, Bowlv's wharf
eSTORAGE WANTED On first floor OF Ware
AJhouse No II Smiths wharf, at low rates, bv
1900 CHARLES PENDERGAST
teEo u II Smiths wharf
STORAGE.-Capacity to the extent Of 10000
Jbarres merchandise can be obtained at HENDERSON,
wharf: Apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
myl1-d Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of the large Warehouse No l22 s Eutaw street oppo
site Baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot AppIy on ta
premisesto REP & WOLF. fes-ff
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Ora' es in Warehouse No 68 South street.
WI. SMITH,
au.s-II IS South street.
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A MARYLANDER COMMISSIONED IN THE sourn.
AEAY.-On Wednesday last our young 'Of felIoS
townsman, Mr.. c. Sulivane, received from ths
sion as Aid to Gen Van Dorm, Major General n, Of
the Mississippi forces. Mr.. s. had just opened an
office in our village for the practice of law under
very favorable auspices. He left on Thursday
gencer.
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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, together with
wv the PICKLES AND SAUCES of Messrs. CROSSE l.
BLACKWELL, constantly on hand and for sale by
GREEN &YOE
oaEfn sW Baltimore street
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EnrnImre.

III NRY W. JENKINS,
IA PRACTICAL CA BINET MAKER
No 10 LIGHT ST,
has Oh hand large stock Of and is constantly ranprc
eng every description Of CABINET WARE, othe hest ma
, Hal HAP and SPRING MATRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BElS holsters and PILLOWS of Hair or Feathers IRON
bEDSEEA DS suitable for Hotels, servants, &c iaEt
q NEW FURNITU RE
49, WAREROOMS.
1.-THE undersigned would call the attention Of his friends
and the public to his new WaTercoms, and his large
and varied assortment Of Furniture His stock being Iii
NEW, and OF the best workmanship with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance OF the psroa he Ss
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand ~ ~
. TH0S McGLANNAN,
49, r-,,-- - -. No. 40i West Baltimore street
- ~ EURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
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The oft-repeated rumor that Lord John Russell
the peersge Ia revived.
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Rnmbtr.

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ LUMBER
have on hand large ass rtrent Of LUMBER that W
are selling at the lowest cash prices Customers vii ia
apply at the ward 1872 LIGHT STREET WHARF or Of IN
corner OF EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS. "
ol3tf RITRNS Z JoAN
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c.-5O,OOO
AzF-4 and Sd Hemlock Fencing 50 900 feet Hemlock /
ASH Cherry ami Poplar Plank ami Oak Cherry and Po
Scanting 100000 white and red Oak Slaves; 10000 sugar
MolaSses Shocks C0 shaved hid Hoops POO CO0 Cha
For sale by WIN. 8. CROSS,
DlEDMONT G. AND |. CO.'S GEORGE =
II CREEK COAL by cargo load
o1tf YAK MN q ON IN E,scTapG2e
Longer advertisements at propcrtionate Yearly
contracts 10 ne matters Of special agreement
- ~ The DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
twenty-five cents line for occupied each IN
ENINE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
a Just received our Fall Stock OF hne TABLE AM
fUChEf CUTLERY, which cannot De surpassed ny any
the city Having with ny one OF
firm Europe offer extra cements to
chaSers, and guarantee give general Satslacslon
A. REU TER 4 SONS,
No 56 West Baltimore street,
au29- between Frederick and Gay.
Holm GREACEN,
d WHOLEsALEsDEALER
IN SALT AND PLASTER,
spIsb No IS ExcHANeHPLA
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

SATURDAY, March l6
COFFEE-There some little inquiry for Coffee to-
day. and had reported sales bags Rio at IL
100 do at II cts 400 bags do at l2 cts and 325 bags
Laguayra, white, on private terms We would bep fo
refer readers to the weekly circular Messrs White
Elder to be found below for statement of the
market for the past week:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, March 9th, 1861 500 bags
SeFeu sluCe-.'...
Taken for consumption ....................1sOOO "
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NOTICE

Rs2szszaSs4sss3As FOR TIE PATUTENy ByVEP
Inc steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resume her
fSr t2 tIe rauXent River, commencing WEDNESDAY
February 9th, 1851 at O'Clock, and continue
Eedg Wednesday until further notice Proceeding as far
IN heSturhng will leave HIPS Landing eyery Friday morn
~ i2r benedict win leave Benedict eve nv saturday
az o CLOCK for Baltimore calling at an the usual
1ia ~ t.e itiv.r, also at Fair Haven aad Plum Point
fat
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<e,s+s FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
ssrsa PkINCESS ROYAL, Hartley, MASTER now loading
at commercial wharf will follow the MORNING GLORY
and have dispatch, Fer freight apply to
mhlG-tf R'"if fs R q mIiO;sEhto,
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I'll. Ill BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN,
!. .ysTrE~@& OLD D0MINION 5FaAa35

Is conpaanyiE new, aud was bull. by merchants of Feg
tic&s arg and Baltimore, interested IN the trade and
erchanS and alrne residing tie counties tosderin
On me kappahannOCE, for the press purpose OF keer
1St class steamer the route During the winter the for
FARO deck has been enclosed thus auIdug complete yru-
sgCton Tor Horses and other live stock Carriages Of a.
4es can PC taken On board and carried under deck rou;
1;gns re- large and commodious and her ca4scty Tor
no Superlor on the waters Of the Chesapeake
IIToug freight received in Baltimore ana clsr,as "a,
Dy X. ). CAPRON & CO., EOYly's wharf ~ '"~' S'
~ Freight received board If tie Stear,er Wafraa
ana Thursdays, ana on Fridays up 10 O'Clock /, NJ ~
FOR further information and Blank Recent Cg -. -r
by the Company, aPP2 on board. to 49,
7. j. CAPRON {; co, Age.s
~, ~ ,, No q ROwly's wharf, PaItip.cSa
F. SLAUGHTER, President. Frederick shurG Va Inf'S5
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cntrnr cAIENnAR-rH1. n.r

CouRr OF APPEsLs.-Nos. 30, -, 81, "a, 80, 81,
%, ID, ~, 80 -, ~ 4, 40
USITrp STATES DIsTRIcr CoURr.-Nos. 81, Al, AZ,
"A. I, 8, g. 10, IL, IL. -, ooo
SUPREME CoURr--CIRcUr.-Parl. Mos. 16l KY,
ss as ssi &c., 49, $685. 49, l0 335 33a 3D. 80 10 Js al
AIS Az 42a Part I-Nos 355 49, 30 49, 36f 60 I6, os,
s0i los 3is so. $50, O. 49, l44, ia 3s2, 3G. 40t
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. 30, 2o2,
255 ISL 200 26 2e2 2e 263 2e6 2e 1853 1853 2T 212 zI
2Ts. IS. l.t. - o. .,- 80,
SUPERIOR CouRr-Psrt Mos. sol, l645, III,
l6s 1851 $685. 1891 1905 1901 1903 I'LL 93 1859 llO5 1885,
$40 e.7 las 1879 Part INos 1866 $780, l4S, 1893, 1910
i2l6 lz26, l22s 1855, 502 1880. 80. 1915, 8t+.
CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. lO4,
so7 $40 sI8 40 800 22s $780, 87 49, 49, 80 ia s5 Sl1
Part -NOs 246 24 2s s 43 T64 $40 si s+S, s,s, Sas
a. o. COL AZ, 645.
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tons growing out Of the present Southern Reyoinnon
also list Of the transports and storeshPs and list OIL
the officers commanding the ships 50 far as they have
heen Detailed.
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Paasenxera SAILED

In stoamshp CITY Of baltimore for Lir0po-Rober Stokes
WIFI children and intact Emma Desy Mr. de Alex Elizabeth
Roberto. Chas Fourch Mr. Gsrcon. Phigus Cru,e, LcI'
moin O. W Nichols James Wrghtson, Rev Amb. Coudy j.
aud Stamper = Bannan, wife and infants Edwin Trust W.
GWe,t j. b. Hollis John Brown 1by FArber John crave,
W Martin T. Hambert I. Dominion. r. Horn, hoeein
Wallace w. T. Fish, H. Matthews and lady Wright son ana
nurse Jackson w o. Eschmann and lady, Mis-. Hitch
ings Mrs w Morrill, J. Dunn wife child infant and nurse
g. Schroeder II. Hedigger, Capt Thomas genh ana
Josephine Gross L. A. Lisssno d. vsndenbursh VIM B.ney'
y. Cressie A. Van Eten H. Emery d. Ho~e ~ W. p M;a.
Spencer T. Farrell d Guilout Gen. NJ Mirsmon VIE TWO
children servants d. Hodecke O. Tassie oehin"' D.
yogte, T. Graves aud lady and 2l7 in the steeTage'
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termination rather than an amcsble one. Inc zap
tains belief in the organization Of gigantic prlvatees
ing rcheme for the purpose Of robbing our
thoroughly sincere Certainly With the free use OF
knowledge that he claims 10 be possessed OF the
need be no difficulty in discovering the truth or fas
Of his most remarkable narrative. The names Of I'M +
viduals standing high in this community are Itee;y
mentioned by Captain Wyatt, as being participants In
this extended conspiracy"
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A:s.ss H:sa Ss:ss s 5sSi' ':E
Philadelphia Goodhue Co. a.. -
Co.; Time Br1 McDoozale. St John, u Whitney
Co Nuoys Proyidenza I,al Rgggs,e 9oasss.s cnans
beran Phelps tReena fBrl Shelton Queenssowu and
market Mead Bell, Nofthern Light Br CANNON b. John,
NJ, f. SMALL Il. p. Stewart, Cain, PhladsiPhs h.P.
Buck Co. III =. =
schoonesLeroy, Osborn Norfolk stuige' CIeannsn Co
NJ Bell Gnkey Grenada Middleton Co Lscon, Besrs.,
Boston, w. Mckee. Dragon Ssder. Harbor OIsce n -
Dswols; J. L. Bowman Davis Msysspez j. " onsnsis
Co r ArmstroI Fkh St Kits Smith, Jones coi A1ei
lBrl Anderson, Ragged Island James Hunter Co. Lsnra
,BIl barbs,ie 81 John. p Hevus Son Alb, fowen,
Wilmington c. =. s. Powell; Hsxal Moe Richmond Q.
r. Pieison Co. Banquet, Newell Suffolk, 4. o. Benton
Son: Jamestown Cob. Baltimore Merrill Abbott j. b. Eds
Philadelphia Moore Henry; Eyeryde, Coffin, Philadelphia
Thompson Hurter D. J: Sawyer Hail, Mschias simpson
Clapp Hudson Stocking Hartford H. Racket
Pratt, Mdeletovn H. s. Racket
Sloops Cleaner Coleman Unonvle II. g. Racket Harvest,
Corw Yin, Bristol l.. Kenny. 'si 5000
stesmer-FrsIkl Dougherty, Bsnore Aida Roblnson,
Philadelphia ......... .f. ~. ..ts-y
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....... Arm


stssmship,-R. n Cuyler Croker Savannah H. b. Cton'
well Coz Yorktown. Parish Norfolk, Ludlsm heincken
Han Kow sands Hong Kong Alabama Schenck sasan
nall \ L. Mtchill Son Parkersburg Stannsrd, Wilmington
n c. H. b. Cromwell CO.. Monticello, 6aser Alexandria,
&c. H. II. Cromwell Co. -
shp-Phsison Sargent. San Francisco W. T. Coleman Co
Bs,bs-Inds fPIns), Quesrsto~p aud ' uNks,, funeh
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NorE-Tbe alleged lists Of officers Of the Home Fleet pub
nshed morning paper yesterday cut from the Navy
Register fer 1851 which went to last November OF course
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The macedonian not included OCl
sor ssOIeshps
Annexed is the latest report from these ships:
M.ss ssSy GI yesterday
Rowhsan. Sailed from New Yori hsrbor yesterdsy.
Biooilyn.. on Fort Pickens March 70.
Cumberland. :. Flag ship Nsnolk, March aa
MoS.sI. " Sailed Y nom SeS~:YcIi March Is.
Macedonian. Vera Cruz, March Is.
Pswnos.......At Washington Msrch2Z
9ocahontas.. Norfolk, Mach %.
81 LOus. ). .... Oh Fort Pickens March ..
6uppy....... NowYOrk for Gulf March u
Wyan8otte.. OF Fort Picksrs March "a
THE NEW STEAM FLAGSHIP MINNESOTA.
The Home feet will no longer be an exception TO
abe general rule of naval powers that all hagshps
important stations should be steamers. Accordingly
she Minnesota, splendid steam fgate rating with the
Roanoke Wabash, Colorado, and Merrimac, was COM
lnenced on at Boston on Thursday evening last and
viii be ready in ten days to take on board crew Of
nearly 500 men, frstclass higates guard of marines,
and six months stores and provisions Commodore
Strnghan will then, in accordance with orders lately
pobhshed, go on board hoist bis wide fag and assume
che chief command of the United States forces on the
coast. He viii sail for Florida and join the feet: The
disposition of the present agshp the s2Hng corvette
Cumberland, now at Gospon and her Commodore
Prendergast,, has not transpred. The Minnesota is
which she returned almost rotten last Summer. The
following officers have been ordered to her:
-CaptaH--G. J. Van BruBt
Commdader-CzSe.
LieSteaanisWerdon, Wainwright Bs<seE, JOhnson F0ses.
Mitchell, Wilson.
Chief n2fHeey--Ersnklin johnson
Mastsr-SEnith.
THE RESIGNATION OF MAI. HOLMES.
The reporter on whose authority the resignation OF
Maj Holmes announced applied yesterday to the
official who gave him the information for the purpose
Of learning whetherthe intelligence was trustworthy
not The official sad be knew Of good reason why the
report should be eontradcted 1t il proper say that
Maj Johnson's resignation was printed " as rumor,"
The resignation of Maj. johnson has not we under
stand, been rendered, as reported. Two more lieu
tenants have rendered their designations from Fort
Columbus Lieut. Woods now commands in Maj.
Bornes's place.
THE SQUADRON FOR SERVICE IN THE SOUTH.
preeent belcw correct list Of the vessels of war
COW ordered TO The 6pf Of Mexico. to engage 10 opera
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sIsIArURk ALMANAC. -
sun-Rt,ss, Ises............633i MoonRcs 4iS
HIaH WATER DAY
Sandy Hook. 7:O5 Gov Islsud. 800 henos'e'''' $50
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Passengers Arrised
In brig Eisnoyt from Arroyo, p RMr Henry L. fhoms
Poushkecpsie, n. Y.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

Is ~ I s:
nN and attcr SATURDAY, January i2lh,
~ 1861, a TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily,
for Lynchhnrg aud the Southwest, connecting at
Gordonsvile with the Trains on She Tirginia Cen
tral Railroad, for Richmond, Charlottesville,
Staunton, &c., and with the Train Oh the Manassas
Gap Railroad, for Woodstock, Nit. jackson, &c.
Through Tickets 10 LYNCllBURG, kNOA-
WILLIE, MEMPHIS, NASHVILLE, MOBILE,
M0NTG 0MERI, and NEW ORLEANS, ut the
Ticket Office. corner Of Duke and Henry streets.
Leave Alexandria at7.i5, \. NJ, and arrive at
Lynchburg III ) 10, 7. NJ.
Leave Lynchburs at $40, A. ~, and arrive at
Alexandria nj LOO. 2. n.
J. NJ. BR0ADUS, General Ticke! Agent
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MARSHALL HOUSE,
CORNER or KISG AND PITT STREETS,

CORSEN Uf hlNh AND illI
Aierandrio, Va.
E1llE SUBSCRIBER has taken lease Of five
L years on the above named house, and is now
prepared to receive and entertain in true Virginia
style, his friends and the public generally. Hav
ing had considerable experience in the business,
and with competent assistants and attentive and
polite servants, fatter myself, can make the
soiourn Of all who favor the house, as pleasant as
at any Hotel in the State. Good Fare, Good Beds,
aud Pleasant Rooms guaranteed to all. 4 share
of the patronage of the travelling public is solc
tied.
Zrf;- Prices MoDERATR.--Attached to tho
house is RESTA URANT and BAR ROOM,
where all the deicacies in season, and the best Of
liquors, may always be had, and served in the
best manner. JAMES W. JAChsON,
jan l9-tf Proprietor.
NoLTS PISTOLS, CAPS AND FLAsKS.
~ MUSkET CAPS, SlIARP'S REPEAIERS
AND CARTRIDGES, &c, &c.-Just opened ut
No. IS, King street. the third supply (ths year. OF
Colts and other Fire Arms, with supply Of Caps,
and Flasks to suit Having dealt in Fire Arms
for l5 years past the subscriber has arrangements
for furnishing goods in that line, at the very low
est rates.
Orders for 4 quantity of Colts Fire Arms, will
be executed for small commission, at the shortest
notice. JonN L. onE1on1oS.
Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols,
Caps, Wals, &C., SIS, King street, Alexandria.
jan -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
j. II. CnESE. 81 Il. 'oHSt
Banking, Exchange, and Collection 0iiice of
CURSE BRUT Ii ERS,

-
CURSE BRUTH Ii + RS,
No. - Ercha"4e Block.
IETE will make Collections on all accessible
w points ii the United States, and hold pro-
ceeds subject To Cheek, remit promptly To any
designated point
We viii deal in Erchotge, Time BIZ, Pre'ai4-
sorg NOTES, tacurrrnt Money, Cuin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms Interest allowed to Deposit"rs.
4 varied experience Of many years il this huSi-
ness enables to offer services with confidence
to the public. leb i9~u
4, W EuRKE ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange. and Collection Office of
BURKE i II Err i ERT
No. SO, KiAg-street
SgTE will make Collections on all accessible
w points III the United States, and hold pro-
cccds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
dc$i. i.,natcd point.
We will deal in Etchdaqa, Time BHia, Pr"mis-
sorry Notes, Encnrrcnt Money, CoiH, de-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. Jan tt
\. j. HUMrHREYs. ii. u. TALIAfEKRo.
HUMPHREYS & TALIAFERRG,
(SuCCESs0RS TO MARSHALL 4 co.
Gyocers, Commjssjon anil F1rwartitug
MERCHANTS,
No. II King street, Alexandria, Va.
REFEEEScES :-McSsrs. FoWle x Co., AlcXan-
dria, Va.
John G. Bcale, Fauquicr county, Virginia.
Jno. S. Barbour, jr, Culpcpcr county, Virginia.
Col. John Willis, Orange county, Virginia.
VIM. Hayre, Baltimore, Maryland.
Jno. S. Buckncr, Rappahannock county, Va.
Edward c. Marshall, Fauquicr county, Virginia.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-11
CITY HOTEL,
CORNER OF ROYAL AND CAMERON STREETS
dLnrnnHlin Iirninin

S. HEFLEBOWER, Proprietor.
TIlIIIS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
L sent Proprietor for the past three years, and
mas received its full share of the patronage Of the
Travelling public, and having been lately repair
ed and refurnished from garrst to cellar addition
al facilities are afforded by which every cemfort
and convenience to be found at any other FIRST
CLASS HOTEL is guaranteed.
a pleasant sojourn is promised to oil who may
patronise this house.
~" Strangers will find at tho Steamers End
Trains, upon their arrival in this city, polite Por-
ters and comfortable Omnibuses, which will con-
vcy them Immediately to the Hotel. The best the
market affords is always to be found at this Hotel.
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