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THE CANADA FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

From the London Times Jan q
SIR-There is point in this case which, so far
as am aware, has not yet been noticed The
words OF the act under which Anderson is claimed.
as follows:
"A person charged with committing, within any
OF the United States of America any of the offences
mentioned l IN the treaty-tbat is to say, murder,
or assault to commit murder, piracy, arson, rob.
perry, OF torgery-and charged upon such evidence
OF crminaity as, according to the law of the place
Where the iugiuve or person so charged shall be
iounu, wouiu Justify ms apprehension and commit
menttor trial If the crime offence had there been
committed, may be apprehended upon comnIaint
made under oath, in order that he NAV be brouobt
before the judge or justice of the peace who has
caused him to be apprehended, to the end that the
evidence OF his criminality may be heard and con-
considered, and that if, on such hearing the evil
dence be deemed sufficient by law to sustain the
charge according to the laws of Canada, he shall
certify the same, together with copy of all the
teestimony taken before him, to the Governor of
tne province, in order that warrant may issue
1po1 me Ieauisition of the proper authorities in
Inc United States, or of any such States, for the
surIenaer OF the persons charged according to the
6tipulatiohs OF the treaty
The principles Of critina, Law ara he,;svs .ha
same ~ Canaoa as in England. and. assuming this
70 oe tne case, et Us consider what would be done
here in case person was brought before a mao;s.
sra.s, Snaru m ., that Committed murder up
against Anderson. After hearing the m;trsssse en
the magistrate would, of course, come to tha oo-
eusion that the charge of murder could not be
tanned, because the act of homicide was comm;ttad
in selfdefence. What would be bis duty unSar
these circumstances? Would he still commit the
accused for murder, or would he, upon his own re-
sponsibility, dismiss him forthwith from the barr
de would do neither the one nor the other, but he
would commit him for manslaughter, and allow a
Judge and jury to adjudicate finally upon the case.
As Granddaughter" however, is not one of the of.
fences enumerated in the act, the accused should
not be claimed by the United States. ! am sir,
your most obedient servant, AMcus CusIAx,
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The mares nest over which Governor Hicks has
so long brooded, has proved to be an unproIifc
speculation Notwithstanding the proud cackle
with which he announced its discovery, and his
patient incubation of many weeks, his labor has
been altogether barren of results He has kent
this community in state of feverish anxiety nv
by continual illusions to some dark and desnerata
plot, which, he said, was Matching in our midst :;
and be has stimulated the excitement which per-
Vades the country by announcing the existence of
an organization here, whose purpose was to seize
the Capital. On the faith of his statements the
federal troops have been concentrated at Washing
ton, and State Legislatures have wed with each
other in commencing his vigilance and pa
triotism. Now, however, when be is author
ltatively called upon to furnish some evidence of
the wicked and reasonable scheme which he has
been endeavoring to counterfeit, he finds himself
unable to give any specific information whatsoev-
er. Not one solitary conspirator is unkenneled
not one single member of the band which was to
subvert the Government, is pointed out, and not
particle of proof is offered to satisfy the public
that any one in Maryland ever seriously suggest
ed or countenanced the hazardous enter.
prise in question. Governor Hicks has ac-
quired little notoriety, and has brought
reproach on the people of his State, and these are
the sole results of his exertons in behalf of the
UNION. The information which he possessed, and
to which, as he said the people at large had not &C.
cess, he has it seems derived, for the most part,
through newspaper paragraphs and anonymous
letters. On this shadowy foundation he has fool
ishly or recklessly based the grave charges to
which he has been SO busily giving currency for
the past two months. If Governor Hicks general
motives and policy are to be judged Ky his con-
duct in relation to this particular matter, it is safe
to predict that neither he nor the State of Mary
land will pass honorably or even creditaby
through this crisis.
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CADETS APPOINTED.

LIST OF CADETS APPOINTED CAT LARGE" BY THE pREsI-
DENT, FEBRUARY Is, 1861.
/. h. buchanan Wade, son of Lieutenant Colo
mel X. Dean Arden Wade, who was twice brevet-
ted for gaantry in the Florida war; and at Moline
del Rey, and died of wounds received at Cheru-
busco.
2. Randolph Ridgely, son of Captain Randolph
Ridgely, who was distinguished in Florida, breyet-
ted for brilliant conduct at the battle of Palo
Alto and Resaca de la Palma, and distinguished
at the storming ofsMonterey, where he died.
.. CHARLES W. Morris, son of the late Commo-
dore Morris, distinguished and gallant officer of
the Navy, who was with Commodore Hull at the
capture of the Guerrero, and with Commodore
cambridge in the capture of a frigate, and who
died in the service.
4; Henry Brockholst Ledyard, grandson of Cen
8. Theophius H. Holmes, Jr., son of Major T. FL.
Holmes, of the Army, who was brevetted for gal
liant conduct at Monterey.
G. Frederick W. Smith, son of the Hon. Will
liam Smith, of Virginia.
z: Ormsby NJ. Mitchell, Jr., son of Professor Nit
chell, Director of the Cincinnati and Dudley OBJ
seryatories.
s. Thomas Lee Brent, son of the late Cantain
Brent, of the Army, who served in Florida and
Mexico, was brevetted for gallant conduct at
Buena Vista, and died in the service.
NJ. y. James u. Graham, son of Major Lawrence
Pike Graham, of the Army, who was brevetted for
gallant conduct at Resaca de la Palma.
10. Robert NJ. Magraw whose ancestors sarvad
with distinction in the Revolutionary war
The following additional appointments have
been made to I'LL vacancies created by the resig-
nation and dismissal of Cadets appointed cat
large"
II. James B. Breese, (reappointed)
II. Satterlee Clarke Plummer, son of Captain
}. b. Plummer, of the Army.
10. Charles II. Cockey, whose ancestors were
distinguished in the Revolutionary war.
IA. ). Lane Hayman, descendant Of General
Anthony Wayne
William Gadsby, Jr., is appointed from the Dis
trict of Columbia.
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D. r. STILTz.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
SO N. CHARLES STREET,
ja1l-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAULs CHURCH.
EMPORIUM OF ART

JAMES FRYER invites attention the very extensive
assortment of in store, suitable for
every position and of all sizes
Mantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall DO. oval and square
Cornces Tables Brackets, Consol, &C., at unequaled
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engrayings
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention is given 10 the depsrt
ment OF PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &C.
FRYER'S Galleries.
No. 81 South Calve # stl eet
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l6, 1861

The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review of the Baltl
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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aru @oUos.
Spring TRADE.

SPRING TRADE.
FEBRUARY 1861.
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
NGLISH AND CONTINENTAL GOODS.
INSTRUMENTATION,
AT UNUSUAL Low PRICES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAMILTON EASTER d CO.,
1873, 2OI AND 2O3 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have now opened and for sale,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Large assOrtments in
PARIS PRINTED LAWNS, ORGANDIFS, AND
BAREGES,
ONE THOUSAND PIECES FRENCH CHINTZES,
Very best qualities
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES LYONS, FANCY AND
BLACK SILKS,
ENTIRE NEW STYLES,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
LOWPRICED TO FINEST QUALITIES.
Our stock throughout the season will be
fel8-tfr KEPT FULL AND COMPLETE.
GREAT AND FINAL REDUCTION
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THE New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
DRS. HUNTER & WILLIAMS,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
10 Monument Square, Baltimore, Nd.
The practice Of Drs HUNTER WILLIAMS confined ex-
cusvey to the treatment of Chronic Diseases of the Throat
mas attended their labors sufficiently well has
not only that Brochitis, Asthma Catarr and
sranuar Sore Throat be permanently cured but that
Consumption tn all its stages durable disease that
the direct application OF remedies by
to the seat OF the msisdy nsesd of giving them by The
always overaxed and delicate in these diseases
must hereafter be regarded by the profession the only ra
tional and scientific mode of treatment.
Parties unable to visit the city may be treated by
pondence-medicine instrument, &c, being them by
express In order obi IN proper statement Of such
cases. form Of questions has been prepared which will be
forwarded b. letter on srplicltion. jsl eoSm
ROOFING ] RooFINe RooFING |!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Unrvaled by anything discovered Roofing purposes
PERPRorLr FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UHEoUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIyALLED DURABILITY,
For r., ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
'0fther information address or call on
N, JAS. b. JOHNSON,
49,. Building, North and Baltimore sts.,
Baltimore,
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!EDDo TEA-A delightful article part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale BY GREEN Il YoE,
oSl-f Raltimore
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dANN's DINING Rooms.
No. 1874 ". BALTIwoRS STREET.

MANN s DINING ROOMS
No. 1874 ". BALrIMoRS STREET,
Near North street.
Under the management of the PROPRIETOR who will here
aftersive his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include all the substapal as vel
as The dehcacies Of the season-having made
to be supplied with all kinds OF GAME as they come in
season.
On hand fine lot Of BIRDS which will be served up at
short notice.
~ hANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
IN the rear OF this house entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. so Fayette street.
auE9-n O. H. MANN, Proprietor
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NEW GOoDs.

GABRIEL D. CLARK,
For Holiday presents has for sale description Of fine
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
s'ote' corner OF calvert and Water streets. d20tf
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IpWASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY,
~ FEBRUARY %, 1861
LETTURE

EHT me BEMEFIT o. the
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Is II Fl Y. " on II II. S CHENCE,
. OF EMANUEL CHURCH
Sub,ec;r,"THE MEMORY OF WASHINGTON.n
at ~ o'clock 2. b. ~ ~ " '''ee''
The BLUES BAND will be in attendance
Tickets IS cents. To be obtained at the rrincna Root
Drug Stores, and at the door the evening of the
ara
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GansuraMtf COMMANDS.

"
FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
50 WALL & 81 PINE SITS.
ESTABLISHED 1896,
Cash Capitals, & $50
Reserved Fund ''0'>'>00'>0>'~'
Invested in the
United States, 'o0''o0
Daily Revenue, 1900
Stockholders personally respon-
sible for all engagements Of the
Company,
DIRECTORS IN NETWORK:
JAMES Brown, ESQ, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTENEr, ESQ, DeDy. Oh.
E. III. ARCHIBALD, II. B. N. CONSUL.
EUGENE DUTILE, Esq q. I5Al;ILT;.E. II. ESQ.
JOS. GAILLARD, ESQ. I. Z. 8AE1,GEaoE- ESQ
HENRY GRINNEIL, ESQ
Resident Sec'y, ALFRfp ;-gLL, ESQ.
Counsel, ALEX. HAMTLw0N. IT.. ESQ
Bankers, PHEN1x L3AEa-. CA>NAHa
& Co.
BALTIMORE AGENCY.
Local Advisory Board:
ALEXANDER TURNBULL, Esq.
WN. H. GRAHAM, Esq.
CHAS. MORTON STEWART, Esq.
Counsel, F ". BRUNE, Esq, of firm of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DE
sCRIPTIoN AT TIE LOWEST RATES CHARGED BY
OTHER RESPONSIBLE COMPANIES, by
VIM. KREBs, VIM F. MURDOCH,
Secretary. AGENT IN BALTIMORE,
10 s. Charles street. and
jag 2awtir S. Exchange Place.
MARINE INSURANCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY
CAPITAL-ALL PAID IN GASH............s375oOo
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS LIST Jan uary, .....434639
The CASH DIytD&NDs Paid to the Stockholders fro
9th June, 1925 10 lst lanus Y, 1883, NEARLY THIRTY
ONE YEARS, average 81 per per aunu after the
payment of all LOSSES, EXPRESSES and
TEN PER CENT. mus RETURNED To POLICY
HOLDERS.
Ho,, RslF TIM n;d February rsS 9TH
to LIST January, 1883. 46
Return premiums and expenses @ 59SS9SS
- nL7O467
NADINE DO, ,,,,,,s ,,,,-na $5i,78079
AT LOWEST RATES,
AND TEN PER CENT. IN CASH
OF all premiums on risks ending without loss, returned to
the dealers at tn office.
All Losses promptly adjusted and paid at this Agency
VIM. F. MURDOCH,
AGENT
WM KREBS Secretary iu2-2awtfr
WILLIAM, KREBS, n
.,so ADJUsrER Of OFF AVERAGES
mayed Gq2 g and claims against Companies
REFERENCES:
thf Great Neiis Western teri Insurance Co.. New York
Me less; 7se johnson aSg Higgins, G do
Messrs. Jones. Nelson L Whitlock do
Rigid s Smith ESQ., President Union Mutual Insurance
YIN: 3. SShsrreTd, Esq, Philadelphia
Ns sssgi Tucker Whitric Carrere, Boston,
W@ Graham. ESQ, President aIerohantS Mutual 1nsur
Messrs. Thos Whsridge i Co., do
GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
Sasn capital. $500 600
n. HlLGER, President.
RUD. GARRIGUE, Secretary
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
IS Second street,
dl3eottr opposite the Post-ofice.
GERMAEIA LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
.S2O,OtN
II. WESENDONCK, President
FRED SCHWENDLER, Secretary
AID. ENGLER, Agent,
IS Second street,
Gl5-eottf opposite the Post office.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA.
CASH CAPITAL 500 900!
pany in the Country
Takes Risks upona mans Life for the ben fit of his wife
and children exempt from the claims creditors Also
grants Risks upon lives of SLAVES
SAMUEL J. HARRISON, President.
- WIN. HENRY HAXALI, Vice Pcest
Medical Examiner, Dr. JN0. c. MACKENZIE
j. LYLE CLARKE Agent,
~ No. 81 Lombard street,
ltLu Baltimore.
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0 TICE.
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Mr.. RICHARD W. TYSON, Sole Agent
for the sale of its Coal this Market take effect from
February LIST, 1861.
TH0S. WILSON, President
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL
SOLE 4 " CT,
No. So SECOND STREET,
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
Tor the sale of the above celebrated Coal in this market
takes this method OF informing consumers of Coal and the
public generally that he is prepared FILL at the shortest
notice, orders for any size aud quantity OF the
BALTIMORE COMPANIES
GEORGES CREEK
BITUNINO COAL
For Domestic use Shipment, Searing Manufacturing
purposes at very low rates
r. ". TYSON, Sole Agent
Mr. CHARLES GILMoR the former agent OF the Cornpanv
viii continue at the office and attend the Of Coal as
hereto4ore. fe5n
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ISRAEL Il Co.
V 0 K Y T Y 2 f. 8.

0 r Y T Y P ES
WATER-COLoRED
&EXZCTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
ui.-tf I25 BALTIMORE STREET;
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ADAM DENMEAD, President,
D 1,rpr1 nm GEO. j. ZIMMERMAN, Vice President
GEO 1N 4 hBBkkaaiwNER, Secretaries,



BooZ ~ '''' i'''-'i'
Second Hard-CaFr N. Christopher, H. ConkIin, Hugh
. Third lV;1l-Edward W. Robinson, W A. vannost-and
r, F9,rth pard-Hayward Huchns n, E. A. Abbott Thos
Fifth WaTd-w. Il. B. Fusselbaugh T. X. Turner, Thos
Sig. SstA Vard-Richard Fonder Richard Mason, William
Sssrenh Wdrd-Durus Carter, William G. Webb, Col g
II. Kimberly. " ' ''n
c,1 NinA Hilrd-James D. Gmor, j. G. Clark, William
D.. Tsath Hard-James E. Carr, Robert Renwick, C. H.
ELesenat Wdr2-Ichabod Jean, William Benson S. T.
S. Forbes - -S' '''i' To- ""'ie'
Carver. ~ - q" - -'NOoi'"S' " IL
Thomas " -7 - ''"iIiA0i iiiuN'' jus
D Fifteenth IVard-Apdrew Gilmor Wm F. Burns, George
SlreeaM IVard-A. Russell, C NT>r,yna7 Jao Shecbes
William Swindell - ~ 7'tS "a "''''
Heath ''' - - 10y "'''' T. D
Francis W Heath. "a - L. N'i''i''
Aaron Hoffman @@' -+4S'"
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ECONOMY EooNoMYl!
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH sFRzEr.
siu-u JAMES II. JOHNSON
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SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
CSlLESIAS, in all coors, in store and for sale bv
!e-29 FRlCK, PHILLIPS Il co.
A RKWRIGHT FINE COTTONS.
"A % cases just received and for sale BY
ls@5-u tRICK, PHILLIPS b co
BEYNOLD'S BLUE SATINETS.
~ % cases in store and for saleby
Is2s-tt FRICk, PHILLIPS 4 Co.
DONTOOSUC UNION CLOTHS.
= BlacSS Dr&bs, Blues, Greens and Mixtures in stor
te28-tt FRICK, PHILLIPS b co.
RARKER'S UNION OASSIMERS AND SAT
AIINETS in store and FOR sale by
Ie28.tf FRIcK, PHILLIPS Il CO
MI FINE BILE CHRn
= CoTfONS in store and for sale by
z lsz5-SL Prick, PHILLIPS Il co.
W1AUREGAE MILLS COTTON, ofaII grades
Iez5tt PRICK, PHILLIPS Il co.
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINR WATCHES
William DixoGs, London, and jules Jurgensens Copep
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguets NICKEL. WATCH
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Tirne-Xeep
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK corner OF Calver
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches Jewery
Chains, Silver and Pated-Ware, Lecoures Swiss Razor
and Strops, God Silver and Steel Spectaces to suit al
ages. New goods in store Purchasers will pleaseca
Notce-Store CORNER GAI,V ER'r AND WATER SITS
halntnore enlSr
Coon TINES OR BAD TINES
You CAN'T GO WITHOUT SHIRT!
THAT IS AN ACKNOWLEDGED FACTl
But good times or bad times it is every ones interest
get good article for the lowest possible price $50 that it is
good so by all means go to ADAMs and he will Shirt you
good, and Shirt you cheap.
The finest s1.75; good Shirts lower.
Making Shirts IS cents each.
ALL FOR CASH.
ADAMS 14G Baltimore street,
Jai9-tf up Sairs)
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WooDl WooDtI WoopIll
SAVE 20 PEB GENT. by buying a. ONCE Of Ct
Steam. Fire Wood MIL,
No. sNoRfB sraEzY
JAMES a. JOHNSON
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lPFRONT STREET THEATRE.

SI : h0OAFI D IVI94I IIEAIh NE.
- JOHN s. RAREY;S
lectures ana exhibitions of RORS STAINING
Ex EMlN63 Fen l9,h, and THURSDAY AFFERNOON
yep Isl rms House hes been engaged Tor Mr. Rarey's
as ong the largest in the city, in order to &C
e2nmodate as far possible, those desire to witness
occasion $1,000 "p NAPie'S'S i'i 'Ae
fun corps Of Ushers will be engaged and every at
teauon pad to the comfort of the ladies' Seats may be
@ 9f one or beth Lectures at the BoXOe of Theatre
n. MIR. RAREY'S CARD.
faftes owning vicious badly broken horses who ar.
interested IN my system of subugation will confer favor
by sending their address to me at Barnum's Hotel
= D
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JENNINGS COMPOUND WILD CHERRY TRocHEs.
These Troches will be found ecacous as well as
and convenient in alternating and curing CoUGHs
CoLDs &C. They are more convenient than anv of tha
liquid preparations, they be carried about the DER
son. and always ready for when the cough is trouble
some. Thus preventing violent attack of couob and ron
sequent irritation of the Lungs
n. HgNSON JENNINGS & Co.
u@o-H So North Charles street
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SKATES! SKATES! SKATESf
MERRILL, THOMAS g. Co.
ol9-u 2S9 Baltimore street

DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. c. A. HARRIS
o30-tfr 81 Nopru cu,,Ipo s-,sz-
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KIEDLlNG WooD KINDLING WOoDl!
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
At 0tice of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No NORTH STREET.
SLOT JAS. Fl .IOuNsnx
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DIED.
4. In New York on the Sth instant, EDMUND GIBSON,
formerly of Baltimore. in the SD year of his age
On the sst ultimo, ALANSON WEBB, in the Gath wear
of his - ~ O-'A
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DIR. KENNEDY is continuing his good offices in
relieving our citizens from his Rooms 81 Saratoga
street. Dr. Kennedy Corns and Bunious in wonder
iu manner without either pain bleeding We hope thai
MI kennedys success will be such as will repay him 70,
years of study ooa,r
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IARRIED.
On the 9th instant at Wesley Chapel Parsonage nv Rev
). Y. Blake, Fl. CLAY ADREON to VIRGINIA. NAVY
both of this city. -
On the Both Of January, by Rev J. W Kirkley BRICE
n1MkLt; OF Frederick county, Nd, to ELLEN C. NOR
ROW, of Baltimore county, Nd.
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PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION.
BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, &C.
GALLAGHER's MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Established 1850,
207 and 200 Baltimore street. det,cee Charles and Light
Students have the privilege attending both day and night
Circulars to be had at the College or sent by mail +
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A CARD.

a GARD.
Dr.. y 7. CHURCH. Dentist, Informs his friends patrons
and public generally tst his flee is now located No 30
N'ohfH CHARLES STREET, near Lexington. ja25-lnl
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LADD, WEBSTER l. Co.'s
c RI It's sTCH
S e W " G. nj a HIN S
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
No 13l BALTIMORE STREET,
s24-tf Between Calvert and South streets

PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE-This
celebrated Sauce is supersedng all Others From the
richness and delicacy OF Its favor it has attained popu
lariiy almost great this country in Europe For
sale by all frst-cass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN & YOE, Importers
o5l-f 50 West Baltmor street
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they save money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split Office ofCty Steam Fire Wood
Will.
So sNoaTR sfRsxr
SIN "a - q, Jsit
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We learn from the Memphis Appeal, that the
Mississippi Legislature, now in session, has levied
ent State tax, and authorized the Governor to bor.
row two millions of dollars at ten per cent, paw
able in one, two and three years, out of the accru
ing revenues of the State. "Fine times at our
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BIRD AND DUCK GUNS,
MERRILL, THOMAS G. co.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-24
The Affair at Fort Pickens-State-
mont OF an Esoaped Prfaoner.

NEW YoRK, Dec. t23.-Levi Mann, colored
formerly waiter on the steamer Star of the
West, and who for long time has been pris.
oner In Alabama, sarriVed here recently from
Fort Pickens. He informs the Herald that there
are over eight thousand negroes hiding In the
woods in Alabama. They have vague ideas of
the war.
Mann was at the rebel guard.house at War.
rington during the bombardment. He saws
when Fort Piokens opened on the rebels in the
navy yard regiment of Mississippi troops were
on morning parade. The attack was wholly
unexpected BY the rebel soldiers, and when the
firing commenced they broke ranks, and despite
all the entreaties of their officers retreated in
double-quick time, throwing away their rifles,
blankets and equipments.
During the bombardment the Union shot and
shell dismounted three guns In Fort McRae, and
preached it In several places, so that the rebels
found 1t untenantsble and consequently eyacu.
atcd 1t. The buildings In the Navy Yard were
all perforated with shots, and the village of
Warrington was entirely destroyed
Mann is Of the opinion that had the lombard.
ment been followed by the landing of Union
troops on the enemy's soil, their efforts could
not but have been attended with success, 80
thoroughly were the rebels demoralized, He
says there are many Union men at Pensacola,
who are perforce In the rebel army, and only
walt in the hope of speedy deliyerance by the
landing OF Union troops.