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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

road are upoffeiaIly stated at an increase Oh aoeu'
AGO 600 over the corresponding month Of 1861. Tvs
sat,S also that the February dividend left eurpus OF
more than 100000 out Of the net earnings OF me nh
months ending February !.
The Illinois Central Railroad forwarded IN the month
~ Jornarv 20 600 TINS Of freight. Among the promi-
-. o;:,os we're. l47 062 BUSH Of wheat ,l3l $50
b,sb Of corn. I33945 bush. Of oats, u ,S92 bbs OF
aor, ga bbs. of whsky 70 232 bbls Of pork, le4l
hs Of lard 24 tuns Of hay, 703 bbls ofsngsr, 3lSs
bbds If snoar 2,4l7 bbls. of molasses, 3,78,osO ID
If dressed pork 2229 head Of cattle, 1888 live hogs
tn. Niagara Fire Insurance Company has declared
q semiappual dividend Of 10 per cent payable on de-
mand.
The weekly statement Of the Boston Banks is as fol-
S.,a,,, 100 Due to other Bank, e. sls zoo
Loan. and discounts O. ss Go
Due from Bsnka.... 6r2ssVol
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
Az 55I $40 AZ. The money market has not essentially
changed in lie general condition for several days. For
paper the tendency is to easier rates, but the negoa-
tons are difficult except for very choice names. On
call the supply is very abundant and although nom.
pally the rates are from to y cent it not easy TO
employ the rapidly accumuatng amount at these rates
The political panic like the commercial storm of 1857,
has disturbed confidence and restricted enterprise and
the effect is precisely the same, viz: to drive capital
back TO commercial centeH where il is destined 10
heap up, until trade resumes ID natural move
ment. 1t is somewhat curious to notice these
similar results, from entirely different causes
In the one case excessive enterprise and an undue eI-
expansion Of credit brought about collapse, and IN
the other politics inecred with quite ss rude grasp
upon the machinery of business. In the first instance
the revulson followed natural law in political eeono
my, viz: thai great credit expansion, must result In
violent contraction. In the last, the disturbance
though nearly as violent s the consequence OF Pohuca
extravaganza and wickcdneS, in disregard oil al a"
Three such years Of trial and suffering among ousneSs
men are seldom encountered, and it not strange tn
navigation in such troubled waters has been dsheaen-
| ing as well as perious.
The Chicago Democrat says that charter has been
granted for railroad which connects the Iowa Road
and Cedar Rapids with Minneapolis in Minnesota
Th, gives q direct route from Chicago Via Dixon,
Fulton, and Cedar Rapids, in Iowa, to the heart Of
Minnesota
The following is report Of The amount Of coal
TRANSPORTED over the Delaware Lackawsnns and West
- 4. A., CT, E.h q.
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COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-GEsERAL TERn.-Prefene1-
Nos Il Is 49, Enumeratsd-No. 40 - IS H. u.s. a. % 10
So S. &c. CO. o. g. g. S. &C. g. g. 90, TO- H. Is L. II, Ia
49, a.. -
l2s sss SIS ST. ST. ss ST. s73 SIS ss SCI, $50, SOS, ST..
$50 SOL $50 599i. 5s7.
SUPREME CoURr-SpRcIAL TERM.-Nos- %, l52
ls2 10 III IT, le III l7S, l7s lso, ISL, sl, i<
lS5 1856, lS7, lS8 = = -
lls5 ll9l 1905 1913 l2l7 1923 1884, T l07 1895 ll6i
l233 6s Part HNos Ia es6 2es s62 &c, s7s s5 SOC,
s3s eco, e<2.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. l0s,
1857 l <s, &s 4sO AL Az, t23, ga as <s6 as <36
AL Part IiNos 3se los 24s AZ, "a. AS <S <31 90 go
2il 24o. A7, so, 366.
BRooKLYs CITY CouRr CALEsDAR-Nos. 10, "a,
IS, IS, 30, %, H. ~, IS, g. a, "a, -, 50, ST. a. 50, Is.
81, IS.
KINGS COUNTY SUPREME CouRr--GEsERAL TERN.
Nos - IS, II. %, 50, So, S. s. IS, sc, ~ %, %, 90
%, Is, o. g. SO, 70, II.
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circular Tor the ArhDh'
Ianen,.a nv the lat, upfsvorable Ept.h sdves the Arm
moss OF powuerin Of freight, and oondeIaele
difficulty negotiating Sterling EIehsnse eIee o..
has been much restricted although there he, been the p'nA
retail and local business yet with fay IoeR hsdsG, nsa'
sby,hs pie closing VI t,1r s su. md .t.
Western br.sd. Of supply Ia. been res the better
Qualities held FIRMLY Oi southern brands tnse
y Whss, N. :cS ssss'; .h.- b.. ~, NJ
meas still Of brf export trsde Ia seriously len and
prices irregular but generally At decline Of tgSc oo.hs
mated a not buahe al kinds consistS chiefly
OF Spring Water Red and White are e' plenty sew
era good Of California White have lately been opened
and sold for po At etedsys Exchange the transactions
were % i1f and ipsctive Indian Corn has sssn
Od in value Under the late Enssh aayie. and Ih
and brought for home the stock Of old Western ned In
store 10 reducing slowly"
The Cotton Circular Of Neil Brothers has the fol-
lowing:
favor the srer hxurrs The receipts duIins The
month though quite TO be expected considering ne I.pS sd
bottom lands have Yielded We. everywhere the total
eeirts sresdy foot two and be-. pon. Pesms be. s,o
not much low trashy eS''SI he result ~ rns
for million bales a. tocrsby reach the PO DO Sc
Tor, interruption again me, with Ia sso becoming pretty
nSss .h trade any f.ts The large quantity
shipped % Gea, B'itsin win prevent The assoeney os ZEN
paying the high which have . prevailed The
in
lbs Of The e,f but with Advces Liverpool prices
lower and clos. with q dropping tendency.
RrcEIPTs-Tbe receipts foot largely again this week but
fan the corresponding week last the deliveries at
ali ports being bales against lB7OCO The total now
4 600 bales against 600 and thus the deficiency
amounts bales and compared with 1854 the de
cJssse Is bales receipt, the Atlantic pom
scale amounting for The week to 5000 bales 70 Char
lesion and Savannah Jointly BY telegraph thers n DO
note IN the deliveries the Gulf ports The hini.sppi In
fine nsvigAble condition. and the receipts New Orleans are
W ell supported
The following .sement ofthe movements Of Cotton for
The past since lat September ss compared with the
Eve preceding years:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

There also 20 lots of1 TO head mostly STATE oien
TUESDAY, Feb. l2.-There was combination OF cir-
cunstances this morning against the interest OF the
drover. In the first place. some Of the droves were
out in Canadian snow storm, on tbs way here, "a
hours in the cars without food drink, suffering from
an intensity of cold in remarkable contrast to the state
of the atmosphere to-day which il soft as Spring. In
fact the market opened this morning in dense fog and
deep mud Then the cattle arrived that no
one could say how many there would be for fale AT
first there were not over 800 but 1t soon came
to the knowledge of buyers that about as many more
were expected. About III o'clock some zoo head ar,
rived and other lots afterward and 1t was SAID
that the night trains from Albany would make up
total for Tuesday and Wednesday OF $500 head. VI
course this Of things ws enough 70 prevent any
attempt 70 advance the price the quotations In our a re-
port TIE sales therefore about the same Inss o.. sse
business on the dragged heavily and sse lever
than usual We sashed butchers though paying nom
nsy what they Odd this day week. got much better Of
Tss TOP prices wsre sas3e o. ne. eI hs choice Of The
rood drsve thousk very e1trA hne buleeAs sod oc
sas sas snsh Ia = liz Bat nss W"s aps ssHsss o. ssse,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

1--WE barrels lime In water enough IA cover
the adding thereto peek Of a and one
fourth tstr The pickle should be made outside o.
pickle made the Egg ai frs water be
passed the lime TO supply the requisite amount There
danger OF mailing the pka too strong Of the lime but no
than the specified amount Of salt should be used The
same pcfe may be u,eo yeA s yea .dons essn {es. o
tirey fresh and free from cracks, The watts covered With
muslin cloth coated with the sediment lime resting upon the
Egg, and kept with the pickle In the hh always
the Egs the Eg 70 remain In the pickle until wanted
for market Eggs treated IN this way keep entirely
sound and equal TO fesh Egg except fer boiling In which
the shells win crack Second band sound oasts answer
In place Of yat New easks apt 10 stain the Egg Our
present quotations
Jersey Pha y ais LINED Esgs ........n sale
State choice, dOs.. as Slated Esss.......no sale
Wsren, 4 dos........B dl6
The following quotations indicate the present state Of
the market nearly able 10 make them We quote
Nor. and Fan Western. Southern
No. ]. No. ]. No. J.
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r7oCE kAILRoADs, 90.
They report and other soeh received By railroads.

IN, orb and En-. Railroad following report
ofansportson Of stock for the week ending TIL, days
Bee,es go Homes 2o Yssls sheep and Lambs ssssI
Swine, Z, 1873. -
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this msIie' Of rorty street.
3,073.
The prices to-day ar quoted a. follovsi
First quality. ............8 Ordinary. 81
Medium ..............7 Some EXTRA aood... steio
The general average Of the market at hardly 7.o.
The most OF the Gales range from 10 Elc. - -
Price, y head and n Of different weights WI Be found In
accounts Of sales Of sundrJ droyea
number Of Bseves received In the city this wssh
1865. -
Is I?6 bead less than and coo bead lees than the
o. The number At each ednesday
last year 3+s head whe the number to-day being
ia. dsvu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-FxB 10 Before Recorder
HOFFMAN,.


single case has occupied the attention Of this
Court the whole dsy VIM. ALderson. English who
nesry le salt water started saloon the
Tenth and Fifteenth tried the charge Of
a,tenpting commit upon biz daughter Harriet
g.rl Of Is wears Harriet brought into court from the
Work House Backweps Island and testified that she TO
NeYork In October Last, from Liverpool She had le her
mother an the Work HOUSE at that place Her two small sisters
hsd o. ecrded her 10 Her father found
woman keep house for him win whom he slept while she
and her sister slept together in one bed
The examination long time and the facts indirectly i'm.
peans father these On the night Of the eh Novep
Der Ms Doyle the housekeeper found the three little re
turned the and crying hudded together at the
corner Of Sixteenth and Ninth She asked Harriet
what was the how they there when she stated
what her father attempted Upon advice Harriet est
uOuy facts the Jefferson Market Police Court ADder
arrested and put Jail and his daughter sent to
Bkwes Iand In Conversation Harriet had .aid her father
had denied she his child and she bad got him In for III
Helen the younger sister girl OF years eorroborsted
Of the facts stated by Harriet For the defense w
that Harriet had frequently confessed While at the Island
finally ran avsy and hid herself days. ser which shs
wa, taken back and remained until the trial.
Il also that another slept within hearing dis
lance ct the time the oene ale to have been
Jury returned after half hours absence with veydce
Of FULLY Mr. Sanford gave notice that be would apply for
new trial whsrsupon the prisoner remanded until morrow
The Grand Jury sent another batch Of irdictmen and
,opad of arrasped None Of them pleading
guilty and day being advanced they returned The
Victor Blum en.ha reported yesterday having been
mAnded for sentence, was acquitted Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

from those Of last year and decrease Of l2s 600 from
1889 and the exports exhibit the following results:
Comp'd with ct B. France. 9th. r. P. Total STOCK
1890 Dec 900 Dc 1000 Inc 20 coo Dc 10000 D. 800 600
1859 Inc 335 900 Dc 5000 Dc 81 900 Inc 600 40 0O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

HUDSON CouSrY CouRr.-The Court was engaged
yesterday the trial Of Owen Riley, for assault and battery ON
Joseph Bailey.
Michael Buckley and Stephen Harkns edf0r burglary, vsss
found guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

GUIDE TO THE WAYFARER.-The Common Coun-
Jersey City have determined 70 guide the wsyfsr he
travels through Jersey City night well day and
contracted .he painting Of the Of the
streets on all lamps standing upon the corneIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET
REPORT.

Fos ma wnkr EspIss WspsEspAf, Pm. H. lssi
rorIL EtCEIY1t CITTLz AL EisDt, voR THB NSh
According the reports nom the several uatss places IN NE
siiJ theT. have been received Ills week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
N. ". Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.

FoH TIE WEEK ENDING wEDxH.D.I FEB. Ia, 1861
RepOiied exclusively fer Trs TRIBUNE by prr"
Eorrcr TO CossIesoRs OF FARx PRopucE-Pu everything
inea e Weight ~i.S t.fs count and
tuck bill Of particulars inside Of package MARRIED Bill
and send by mall with notice when and how things
cOsEsmossFOr selling Bsris. Frai. to, where p.cs.se.
returned and small Tots Of STUFF le cent Other Farm
produce generally, , y cent
Wholesale such Farmers realize and JODber Spoculs
che Abou, 1000 packages have been sold within
s two Sa s s.P' .Hs0s from to m for I to
principal feature Of the little
fair good Butter than they dispose Of
menced ,endns hss for market The decline in EIchanss
Stocks .ocnmuse dO0s week and the prospect ia by
n means hsterins. We quote:
Orange Co. p b.....3 a9s western Penn fair Ia Sis
Welsh tabs strictly ch u Gls Western Res good l3 al4
fair good Is l6 Western fair choice dl3
Halfhrk>do. strictly ch 10 dl9 Western alo
Do do fair good...B dl7 Grease Butter. sl0-
Firfins, choice ''.s "a hou butter .........R OILS
csEs.s@iss market steady about previous r...ss We
Oh to e1t. Oh ? n..loIaL ohio GOOD to %
Easlish Dairy, Ohio... dlO
BEEswAI-s Southern and Western y ID, 30032c
BKooE CoaS-We quote FOR good 70 choice, 2. d5c n.
BUcKwHEAT FLOUS-Ws quote good TO choice 100 y, 81
B.ass continue good demand at previous rates We quot.
b De %s% % sSs 8 esS P'
Hsrrow GA y bu Il 4Oal 81 Pea Beans: 30d 80
SoTSTET BHEs,Kp HoesTbe market has been dull through
thu wek ard deone fgy &c. has occurred To-day dc
"a offered 7c asked No tansaction, Of importance. We
Corn.fed heavy weighing 200 n and UPWARD. sc
Corn.fed medium. weishhs ~ to iso 10 ef9
EsGshe Receipts have steadily increased and the market
has declined fully he y dozen during the weeL nsny were
many inquiries the method OF preserved Eg we
20 q s.
process They brieh watts feet cs feet vide ana y ,s
nehes thckcoAied on the inde WITH wsts hms
seh Of tkssx yaas win hela In yssAl see Ea Ts Pske
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

Rscsd That the Council IN behalf Of the pesp az
hi. city extend 10 Abraham LINCOLN Preddsn esst o. he
United States invitation through this city his Jour
pey 70 Warrington and that Committee 70 consist enc A.
cera from each VIVID be appointed Of which tbs President o.
the bosd shall be Chairman hun Of cordial rsesy
ton. : =
Aldermen Decker, Mcbride, Warner, and Roman
were appointed the Committee. resolution was also
adopted, requesting his Honor the Mayor to appoint
Committee Of citizens to cooperate with the above
Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

FIRE DEPARTMENT LEcTURE.-Grace Greenwood
lectures Metropolitan Hall this Thundy evening for the
Department Subject: ChiIdien To-day; Men and Womso
Twenty Years Hence.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
RECOVERY OF sroLIs PRoPER1r.-Op SATURDAY

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED CoUsTERFEITER. - On
Tuesday night Officer Bell Of the Fifth Precinct arrested
named George Holden charged attempting peas
tereit IS bill on the Albany Exchange OF Albany Y
at the pork of Mr.. Herman South sixth street d.
was Aertaned that be had made mar attempts
at various stores In Grand street. and he
oquyoca statements TO lead to suspciop that be was regu
siy engaged the business Of counerung being
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
La W INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-Frs ra-Bssss
Judge Belts

Judge Belts charged the Jury to-day. He said the
Government was not bound 70 inform the sureties Of
Mr. Fowlers defalcation when the bond was executed
If the bond was only to be delivered on the condition
that Mr. Charlck was 10 be party to it, then It was
void. This was fact for the Jury TO determine. The
Judge occupied over two hours in delivering his
charge, which was clear and explicit and covered al
the questions at issue between the parties.
The Jury were directed TO bring in sealed verdict.
SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcIAL TERx-FEB la-Bsfors jus
hce WHITE
TIE sTREET.swEEPIs6 cosTRAcT-IsJuscTios
AGAINST THE CORPORATION.
VIZ. q. Williams sgt the Mayor, ke-
The plaintiff applied for and obtained an order re-
curing the defendants to show cause why the contract
entered into with Andrew j. Hnckey for cleaning the
streets of the city should not be set asde and enon
ing the defendants fro taking any further proceedings
in the meantime The order 10 show cause s return-
able next Tuesday.
DECISIONS.
Stephen Taylor ct al. at. Daniel Keegan ct al
Motion Cor new TRIAL denied, with BIO costs
Before Justice moScRlEr
VIM. G.. Ladd ct al. agt. Milton rinkle ct al; Same
Ell. Abraham denied with 81 costs 70
plaintiff to abide event Of the . sctiS %,o,,
Jeanette Grand agt. Joseph Giraud.-Judgmeht OF
divorce granted in fsysr Of the plaintiff
SUPREME coURT-G.yKRAL TrRn.-Frp la.-BefSrs
Justice. CLEKKE SUTHERLAND and ALLEN
THE CASE or DR. ELLIs-RoBBERY OF LADY.
The People, &C. ss- Thomas Elis
The defendant was convicted OF stealing diamond
ring valued at SU0 from Mar Roeers Defendant wu mf
nate with Misc Roberts and she In the habit ofcsins opon
nS S to her in the sum Of On he .ied
him have the ring in OI 'sf DsPc's
f. sed but be succeeded In obtaining the ring On the ta
that Miss Roberts hsd Voluntarily e him have
han hefla tlf
alHed by force fraud The present motion Tor new a
yas allowed b Court which pejadced the right. Of The
prisoner the minds Of the juymen Decision reserved
Henry D. Clinton and James r. Whiting for appellants ''nn
CnAssEss~FEB. I3-BefOre Justice LEONARD.
DECISIONS.
Henry Robinson ct al. agt. George Bulpin ct al
Motion or Injunction and receiver denied with 10 eoss Of o
HE Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company
Bank agt John Hobbs-Defendts motion denied, with se
~ Before Justice BARNARD.
James Maam agt. Wilson Smithson ct aL-Aotion
Henry b. Hertz IT.. agt The American Exchange
Bank Gc.-Motou deuied with costs.
The New-York Ice Company agt. The North West
ern Insurance CompaDy.-Motioh denied With costs
CoIyRT OF COMMON PLEAs-SpsctAL TKss-FkB. IA
Before Jndge bRADI
DECISIONS.
Emerson agt. NATURALIZATION granted comb
hcraly. .,
Mccoy sgt. PolIock-Default set aside on payment
Plato agt Raenard-See papers.
Graham agt. Observation-Disclosures allowed TO an
swer. &c. ,.. >.o,
Thomas ACT Siebert-Judgment for plaintiffor 500,
with interest from Feb. 70 he6o
The Mayor, &c, sgt. Mills, &c.-Judgment for
Bostwick, Receiver, agt- Bhght-COunsel fee Of
$3.50 allowed
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CEAsBEEEIEs-Ne quote
Eastern, vet, y btl.......sssss.s.sssfo WdNp
T.,t.,p f.i, h. GOOD .............,.... Hd 800
Eastern choice 10 sJtrA ..s...''.'.'.'. "a :.
WcfieIn, fair 20 good.................. va
Western. choice to sItrt.......-....' oO1 sW
DRIED fsUIT-The mabet for Dried fSit OF al hines con
times dull We quote; -.
New and obio.. 3a a Peaches W. pesIed'.e az
Annie, new Southern 2.a Pau. uew...........D al
Pessbe, new choio-. 10 ala Cherries pitted 10
Peaches s.. fair good o R.spbsuir' dlo
P,.cb., " uppesled. Z lBlsckbere. a
OSIos,-We quote. Red 4 beL, ~ II yellow Dbl,
81 3sGsI Co Bunebes, y loo, soes3 20 White Onions
Dbl, slds2so.
GAkLiCK, q 100 bunoh,s, SID
RUIABAsL TyRsIF,, Dbl. ad5fo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

The following is from Edward BinsFlour and Grain
circular for the Arabia:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

ALLEGED FELosIoUs AssAULT.-William Kelly
aasned before Justice Comwe yesterday charge Of
feonious Henry Grary, In Bond street
Sunday evening Gsry attacked by several persons
and In try defend himself stabbed in the his
injuries Of character that he has
PEELED remain In the hou.e lie thinks the
OF the parties who assaulted him Kelly held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14

FELL INTO An Recommendations Farley was
seriously injured Tuesday evening by falling into
ton the Of the church in De Kab The
cavaon covered with boards and she passing
when gave she precped the bot
She rescued BY the Fourth Precinct Police aud
10 the HosTitA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-02

IL million dollars worth Of orondy in bond
was seized last week in New York-the property
of southern meTchsrts-and the cargo of seven
ships from Bordeaux for New Orleans ordered
North by the blOckading squadron.
~ 1t Is stated thai over ten thousand bales oil
cotton are now lying at ApalachicOla, Fla. Oa
tie 18th Inst. there were ten thousand three hun
died and thirty bales in New Orleans, which Ia
toe North would be worth 81 ,l36 700.
ID The receipts Of grain in Buffalo on last
Thursday amounted TO the unprecedented quaint
~, for daily arrival, Of more than one million
bushels. ...
II Saturday last, company of U. 8. soldier.
Proceeded To Westminster, Carroll county, Md
and tsok possession of the arms Of the Small.
wood infantry company, Capt. Roberts
III Frost made its appearance in the vicinity
o: Baltimore On Saturday and Sunday nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-02
SUMMER RETREATS.
CEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ Ar PoINT LOOKOUT. MARYLANp.

SEA BATHING AND SAFE REfREAT,
- AT PoINT LooK-0UT, MARYLAND.
This CO ebrated Bathing Place, situated at On .
junction of the Potomac River with the -
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened BY the MAY
undersigned on tho 10th of June, in the ke:k84
very best style, for al persons who ray wish
tsfe and quiet retreat, where they oan have the
benefit OF tho best salt water bathing and enjoy the
de.icaeles OF the water. such as Fish of all kinds,
Oysters, Crabs, GO
Eyery description OF fishing tackle Will DO kept
for the accommodation Of guests.
A ine livery stable kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
al other amusements usually found 81 such places.
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington markets.
The best Lieu and Cigars will Always DO found
at the Bar.
Board, 81 per day; one week, S12; second week,
&c; four weeks for SIS; children and colored SER
wants hslf-price.
The steamer 81. Nicholas leaves WASHINGTON
Tuesday a.6 m. and Baltimore on Friday at p.
m. Pie half past O'clock p. m. train from wash
ingtou will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reachtng Point Lookout daily q SO, 9 tri-weekly
stage from Washington, by way Of Leopardtown.
hddres: the pIoPIietors, at Point Lookout,
Washington. ID c., or Alexandria, Va.
m 81 HEFLEBOWER & CO Prop'B.