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SECOND AUCTION SALEUt'
NEW AND ELEIANT IMPORTED DRESS GOODS,

NE" ASD ,fASI IMPUKTED DRESS GUOps,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1861,
1t 0ne OF the Sesy Store. under the Spois-
wood Motel.
HNOR the purpose aud with the determination to reduce
our very large stock Of medium RlL high DRESS
GOODS will oHsr, above choice very large
sor'ment OF rich black aud fancy dress SILKS Ii every
rley OF style aud colurS, suited the present seAso
Also F"uaIu ks plain and fancy Dcluues and Brrege,
jaeonetts and Urslndic twisted silk urrA in black
and made culors Mourning and second Mourning Ionds
and large variety Of other Dress Fabrics.
In order prevr;lt confusion She day OF sale On con
sequence of crowds ut former sges) the Goods
Will all be arranged for exhibition and examination lr
day prorio ts sale. "WEDNESDAY, ArElL 9KD) so that
persons then carefully examine styles and quae
and mark on their catalogue what they desire.
As the assortment TO be sold Is very ar.e the tBic
commen0e 1t Q o'clock In the morning
THURSDAY, APRIL !, 1861.
Every article will he sold Without reserve 10 the M
bidder.
We invite the most careful examination th. sale Il.
the Goods offered are. In styles and qualify ruch
S'rsblu and costly thsn those Of our toruer sala.
WATKINS FICKLEE.
Sal. conducted by E. =. COOK, Auc,'r. [Aprl IA!
kf DAVIS, DMIPkEE d CO., LGtHs'S.
pa NEGROES.-We will sell THE NORNiNG,
CO 81 O'Clock, thirty likely slaves.
DAVIS, DEUPnrL Il Co.,
Odd Eellows Hall, corner :ayo and Franklin s1
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YOKRTOWN, JAHEsTO AND IsO.,.

1VAANA AV w Ni > % WA>oKVN IkN" AHV-H'
NOkE.
TSIuE ROANOKE having resumed her
Il place again n the line between New <<fSYssSisS
York and Richmond, the three eSieamersSSSSfGIE12.
comprising it viii follows viz: nEaSSaaz
The YORKTOWN, Captain PARRISH; the JAMEsTuWN.
Captain SKINNER, and the ROANOKE, Captain CoocH, VIII
leave New York every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
CRDAY at o'clock, NJ. Returning, they will leave :src
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 4 T, n.
For further information, enquire OF the undersigned
LUDLAM l. WATSON,
Opposite Steamers Wharve,
n D.-The above Steamers stop at Norfolk each way.
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'Ns.N u ne Scini'N esA!J Enquirer n
:: So .ti , ..s Or less for the first !nser.
- ,.r - susie for each censinusnee; or Il
S - .,sD,, 20 b. considered by the month or
aI's' 80; ~ ,ss Manuscript, or previously
v &c 70, a., uS5,sd en- the copy .oE specified
+: - ~ Iii h. coaiIoued until ordered cut,
e.; si si.s"I4,-,.xs.>rs.-To avoid any misundsr-
.s.,. 49,. w., ci tie Annusl Adrettitels, It i'pro
,a "a. % ,b,: their privileges only extends 10
K '"'." .".'sr.., Zeal Estate Legal and all othes
:l,,e s- ~, by then, 10 be su additional charge
4 .,S"' .,se,us-sl Asent~' Advertisements not
:. a''-'.. ,.sr. Lut 10 be charged al the usual
r-l 49,, s,,eouu,I ss shall he sg7eed upon.
- ~, ,.t yearly advertisers, generally, en-
f".e ,,ui.rs, ~ith the privilege OF change,
!: ,,.riy syc.sse. In any onr week, :laer'
q '''" ..,ya, ss.eed upon ~ the eiandtng rule
@ ,,a Il! exceeding such sn'o1pi to es
- @'.s'IH.>,nr,v.s" ~, ApvrsrlsrSa SHssT publish
81, h. noa:hly circulation 10 twenty tnou-
e'@G G.,@.:...urats inserted At 70 cents per nns.
p 49,, oh.e may be renitted per mall, IN
E.,i. Bsat ao,es, i registered, at the RISK OF
.sd r-ibs,ss Of Respect, sxoesoias
fs- y. advertisements.
:..,s,r. rrr,t be accompanied Win tns Aa-
~ ,.,,f,c,o.y references. TO insure eAesuN4on
-
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R~ HAlK BYE! HAIR DSE!!-wa.
81 A. BATCIIELUE'J HAIR DYE. The Ori.i-
nal and itcst In the World! ALL others
mere limitations and should be avoided you wish :"
escape ridcuc.
CRAY, RED or RUSTY HAZE Dyed Instantly TO IL Heau.
tiful and Natural Black brown, Without Injury to the
Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have brru awarded
to WH A. BLToHELoR snce 1882 aud over oUuUD sppce
tinr have been made TO the Hair Of HE Pat.Uns vi his
Famous Dye.
w,i. A. DATCuEL0R's HAIR DYE produces d color
not 10 he distinguished IRON nature, hnd sAEhASTHp Not
10 njure In the =at however long be continued and
the III effects Bad Dyes Rerrtied tn. ii k iuvsorat-d
!or Life by this splendid Dv1.
c- sold all cities and Town, Oft 81. Cr!,e] States by
Drueglds and Fancy Goods Dea-ra.
The ucaulne ban TIE nSrae sn5 address upon Steel
plate engraving foar sides ef each box, oi WI a.
EiTCiELJR. Address
cHAs. BATCHELoR, Proprietor,
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:; DI. J. 4 MoDEARMUS,
ts...,. o: Appom&ttox.
NJ. ,gsi,.,t,:, ~: McDEARMoS,
',.., nVs MERCHANTS for the sxlc Of
e.. s'tn, Plorr, &c.
IeI, door 10 entrance TO now To.
"a Jan 92-SE
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AIeRmono Enqulrer.


BY TYLER, WISE < ALLEGRE.
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2he Virginia State Convention.

TUESDAY MORNING., APRIL 2, 1861
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AUCTION SALES.
uY GoDDIN & APl'Er:SoN, Aucis.

SALE or SALUhEsLE PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE On GRACE, BETWEEN FIFTH AND sixth
bTRtET5.
the request Of the parties concerned We shall offer
II fr sale, ut public auction the prenses on I'll
DAY THE SOfH DAY VI MAY 1861, al ~ o'clock, =. 81,
that valuable rrssdehce On Grace street. owned By The lat
Hancock Lee III The time OF Ills DEATH and now occupiul
By his family. Az the properly ID wei. Luown iurtas
description Is deemed unnccegssry
TEhAs One fourth cash, Luihuce nL four eight ar
twelve months for negotiable notes. Interest sGdvd Sc.
cured By trust deed
GQDDlN & hPrrKSoN, Auct,
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= Bi;ohncnd Enquirer,
= NV sy;,l.wEsslr AND WEEKLY
20 2,:. :A.-;' ~, WISE \ ALLEGRE'

TrEHs: -r,u sod n, ,b-
:f,: . .tS,'s: period .a1ass 'hsn sDs sns
!. NE S,x."s..s..Ir; Ir;.yAoe in advance; For tho
- ,sr ssasr; Q. " r:;crs containing money ara
= ,irsa;t var s.-.:,,,red, or they will bs ~ the
1.le:s -. my pNLT HSo.lksS-
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SUMMEls sAssssiSGEnENT.

SUM u Err sAssRiStENEST.
FOR puRTSM MOGThaSD NORFOLK.
rSIHE STEAMER CURTIS PEEK, Capt. te2a1Gs4 D.
Il John II. Freeman will, on AID after ik.A..-<lS
MONDAY re1t (Aprii lst,) leave the SySsl,HTtsl:y
wharf at Rockets, regularly every mon EAsass1sSS.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Mo.NlNGS, for The
above places, a. oclccG tprecissy1 -aving Norfolk
each alternate no7sag except SUNDAY al the hour,
O'clock and touc a Tie regular lautiogs the river
going and returning.
Passage Portsmouth Norfolk. ...........S
Mess .-..... ........ 5Dcen.s each, extra
Freight taken as usual but all goods sent down to be
landed on the river must be paid for when sent dosp to
the Boat aud will be responsible for damage loss
after being delivered he wharf 10 which goods ,:nt
March 70 z. o. HASKINS.
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ENiETt \ SEt:ifoES. TnS :,.y. Al III o'clock
will be sold ~ likely Nesroe. consisting OF sn
Boys u nj GiG.s, and Women I'D Children
DICKINSON. Hill 4 CO., Aucty
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VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE.
1.-TWO very valuable and productive COTTON rLASTA-
l. TONS, 10 the parish Of Concorda State of Loui,Hna
auoinpg zach other. egbly situated uavigahe river
and from overflow On one about GpU In
cultivation Hud hue quarters Ia5es, cribs, and superior
St-am Cotton Tin sud Saw MIL About aorcs
other with Cotton Gin other bui!Grs
For particulars, apply to
RICHARD ECGENT & Co.,
March 30--c2m S-r tT!rars.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE


BREMEN-Brem. bark CoEambid.-1S mdse., 1
pkg. samples, Stellman, Hnrchs Co.; case mdse H.
F. Albert Co; 63 do cigars, W A. Marburg Co.. l
do mdse, Lerew, Meyer Co; do. Drost / Sutro; 20
mdse, Plate & Schotter, Philadelphia; 5 do VIM.
Mallenkrodt; 100 do. wine, Buschmann & Weber l do
mdse. W. Sprenge casks sauerkraut, Bros Boninger:
case mdse Schaer & Kohler, casks do, do brandy,
Chas. Weber, cases CIGARS Beck Bachmann; 25 pkgs
mdse, F. l.. Brauns Co., SO do, Hodges Bros 6 do.
Delius Il Halvin; IA bales do casks do, cases do.
do, yonkapff & Arens; do W Boucher, Jr; do, 70
do. cigars, Gail AK; do. mdse., W G. Ohlendorf do
Charles Hilgenberg; do bale do A. Vogeler Co.,
% cases do J. F. Manchaen Co; ll3 pigs liquors, c..
Keidel goods Geuter Alvey Arents, Richmond
do mdse T. C. Cattus; do, cask do, Ed Uhrlaub;
2pkgs. goods DR.. Pape case do, pkgs do, sundry
persons.
Whitridge Co
NAvAssA-Brig Roanoke.-8Oo tons guano E. K Coop
c. F. Pitt so do C. J. B.; $3.50 sacks SALT A tons rock
salt John Hughes
LIvERPooL-Od'bg Bark J. Ahlers.-6, 200 sacks salt,
John Hughes.
John s. Barry; IA do Ross Campbell & Co.. Sea-
ses do, bales do Eaton Bros & Co.; hosiery
Steiiman, Hinrichs Co.; IL do Drost Sutro do,
Dbl oa meal, Hodges Bros mdse., G. B. Reese
Son Coz 100 casks bottled beer, E. c. Wambersie; II
cases mdse, r. Moore Bro; Is de-, Samuel Bevan &
Co.; Is cases mdse, Duyall Keghler Co.; do, Payn
bleton Bros & Co.; 8 do, A. W Poulson h Co: s do.
Lentz Flack; do, T. F. Honor & Bro; do, G. W.
Howard 4 Co; do, H. j. Werdebaugh & Co.; do,
Mercer, Manahan Reese; 1 do Mayer Bro; do,
do, case toys, G. Spilker Co.; IA casks hardware
Magruder Taylor Roberts; do, John Gorsuch; do.
7, Mackenzie & Co.; do, E. Jenkins & Sons Edo
do, s. Glenn Bro; bales do, Penniman & Bro;
Is do. grain bags, J. s. Williams; case mdse Andrews
Thompson; bbls. bottled beer bales grain bags;
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month of January.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
W. Il COLE, N. G. PENN1MAN,
n. P. CAMPBELL, GEORGE SMALL.
BOARD OF TRAD
;t!unttarp anb Gommfrfial 3fbifto
BALTIMORE, January 81, l!

BALTIMORE, January 81, 1881
There very little business done at the Stock Board
today but stocks generally the market quite
strong and in the leading security Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad advance Of SIN per share Sales
were made of so shares of this stock SON cash. and it
losed at $59A bid $50 asked regular way There was
nothing done in Northern Central Railway again. but
left oGquite firm at SIAN bid, SIC asked regular way
There was inquiry for Loans but very little was
done in them the only sale at the Board being one of
$275 Baltimore City 6s 1890 9S 1905 closed however
at sS% bid 90 asked and 1855 90 bid 9S asked Rail
road bonds closed without sales at 70 bid for Baltimore
for Northern Central 1855. Bank stocks were frmer
to-day than they have BEEN but the only sale made was
one of shares Union at $72H. The leading Mining
stocks considerably stronger day than they
been for some time past, $2A being bid and s3A asked
for Gardner Hill, and for Springfield So bid and
$40 asked regular way these figures being consdera
bic advance on the previous quotations The only sale
of Mining stocks made to-day however of zoe
shares Deep River at 20 cts For Rudisell 80 cts
bid and Guord closed at So bid 65 asked regu
| lar way.
At the first Board at New York to-day stocks wert
firm and they generally higher than Saturday
but the second Board the leading Stocks declined
| sderabIy and the market closed weak Virginia ant
Missouri 6's advanced each; Michigan Southern q
| Michigan Southern guaranteed z; Rock Island 4; an
Harlem Il Reading advanced at the first Board 4, bu
declined at the second 81; Erie declined r. Clevean
and Toledo I; and New York Central, and Gaena an'
Chicago 81 each.
| SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
| MONDAY, January 20, 1861.
| S275 BALI 6's '9O-9S 200 shs. Deep River
| shs. Union Bank-72H Min Co. 20
so shs B. s. o. RR.-59A
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News from Pixies Peak.

FoRT KEARNEY, Jan. IS.-The weather is mild
and it is showing fast The Western stage with
passengers and the mail, and Hinckley & Co.'s
messenger, with Sc, 900, passed at balfpast ten p
NJ. last night. Denver City dates are to the 14th
inst.
severe snow storm will delay the movements
of many San Juan adventures who are about lea
wing for that point.
About thirty quartz mills still running in the
Mountain City neighborhood, and they are doing
well.
The water gulches are failing steady, only those
run that have mills.
Several sluices have been started in the Platte
diggings, eight miles above this city. They are
supplied with water from the Hydraulic Company's
ditch, and miners say they make wages where
heretofore work would not pay. A pottery manu-
factory will commence operations in short time
near this city.
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z .xT~A OLD DOMINION EAMBO

k<EtL--A oLD pOmIN1ON EaMBD
Eszfszsafznrzss COMPANY
IVY Fok az FREEnI1ERiCKSBqRG VIRGINIA, AND LAND
lNIIS On THE RAFPA HAMMOCK RIV Err.
T. Ihe steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Fairbank, leaves
Baltimore from her berth, at Needhams pieght street
wharf, EVERY Friday AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock, and
ret9rnning leaves fredericksburg EVERY T UESDB Y
MORNING, at o'clock, or Immediately after the arrival of
the train Of cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
at all the regular Landings the Rappahannock river
going and returning land and receive freight and pas.
senSers. -
THE VIRGINIA
Is comparatively and built by merchants of Fede
fcksDlrg and Baltimore interested in the strade and by
and farmers residing the counties bordering
On w haPpafannock, for the express purpose of keeping
hrst class steamer the route During the winter the
War deck has been enclosed thus aoing complete pro-
lection Tor horses, and other live stock Carriages of
sizes be taken board and carried under without
taxing oil the wheels Her berth accommo-
GATORS IRE large and commodous, and her capacity for
freight extensive As passenger and freight beat she has
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore charges paid
by X. y. CAPRON d CO.. Bowly's wharf
Freight received board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up O'Clock, p ".
FOR further information and Blank Receipt CT fern
by the Company, apply on board, or to
r. j. CAPRON Il CO. Ages
,,,.rz \ TO- 81 Rowly's wharf, Baltimore.
II. SLAUGHTER, President, Va nj
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A Fugitive Slave Case in cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. ia colored woman
claimed as fugitive slave from Wheeling, Va,
was arrested here to-day. She will be examined
on Monday Judge Tiden has issued a writ of
habeas corpus, which is returnabe on Monday morn
ing. What little excitement there is is confined
entirely to the coored population. The
admits herself that she belongs to the claimant
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% - F9 . : TaF II
WEST AND NORFHW EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WIN TER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF H0VE
\ A II

CHANGE OF HOUR
ON AND AFTER 25TH INSTANT,
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily fexceIt Sundays at 30 A 81
for Enid Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston. Scranton,
Binghampten, Syracuse, 0swego Toronto, Quebec and
Montreal and all part Of western New York and Canada
Also, Pttsburg, Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST.
Lops and al parts Q! the Vest and Northwest.
For Emmishurg, Gettysburg Lancaster Lebanon Read
ing Pa, Pottsviiie, r. thehe Allentown Easton, Car
isle and Chamhersburg and for Hagerstown Nd.
For Green Springs Mills Reisterstown West
minister Md
For New York City by the s. 81 A IT. Train, with only on
change OF cars and at low rate by any other route
The Expire Train daily Except Sunday at 90 p NJ .,
for all parts OF Western New York and Canada
Travellers hV itrr trains Detroit and
Chicago via Niagara Falls, at the cost by any
other route
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily &. 90 p NJ
for the.West and Northwest
Travellers from VAST nEton and the South by the 60
NJ and 800 p M make connections with the trains
this road
For TICKETS and information apply at the Ticket Office
Calvert Station N Of Calvert and franklin streets
Baltimore.
JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN I. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent
J, Fl. WARNER, Ticket Agent
Nov %
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NEW Ofk Bank statement.
New YORK, JAM 2l.-The weekly statement of
the city banks show a decrease in loans of 49,
100000; increase in specie of 49, 137, 900; de-
crease in circulation of $3.50 0O0 and increase in
deposits of s., 539 00O
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rOLL ZION A-GENC
~ j. D. PRATT 4 CO.,
Are prepared to and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION city OF county in the United States or Brit
With reliable Attorneys in every city and facilities
or eRectng speedy and prompt COLECTIONS such
vuiHive entire satisfaction.
oIfI0EOI TIE TEROANrILE AGENCY, corner Of Bal
nose end D. CHARLES streets OgeA
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.-The market
for Boots and Shoes remain without improvement. A
few buyers have made their appearance, but there is no
indication yet that the Spring business will be active
for the present few orders have been received from
New Orleans sbu of quite limited character sort up
with, and a few buyers have made their appearance
from the West mostly from Cincinnati who looking
through the market With the New England trade bust
ness is very quiet The prospects of the trade still
the same and we see encouragement to look for
than moderate and late Spring business. With manu-
acturers there is apparently very little activity though
some parties in the trade convinced that goods
have been made up in quiet way than generally
supposed. Any material increase in manufacturing
the present time, it is evident will only tend cause
greater depression The Leather trade remains dull as
previously noticed while Hides sustain fall prices
.Shinninn List
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North Carolina LepisIafnre
New York Bank Statement


RALEIGH, Jan. 2l.-Saturday was private bill
day in the Legislature. To-day the Convention
bill passed to a second reading in the House. 1t
comes up again tomorrow.
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steamboats,,
k..sIh BALTIMORE AND sUsoUEHA

BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHA
Hs{zk<45&SsS~ Ma STEAM COMPANY.
RhS ULAR DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT d
POST, HAVRE De GRACE, and TIDE WATER CANAL
o Iae s snd 0 Capt Phillips eaye
thoNDAF, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING a;
. o'clock. Returning leaves PORT DEPOSIT EVERY
- EiSDA9 = TAuk$DAY ard SATURDAY, at O'Clock
The steamboat "i.ANCASFEEn Cant + z 'r6nb,so,
leaves same place EY cry TUESDAY, THURSD4Y aud
SAInRDAY EVENING at O'Clock Returning leaves
P0RT DEPOSIT EVERY BOMBAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVEN ING at O'clock and EAVRE DE GRACE
nc O'Clock, p. 81.
Passage, bcrths included 50 cents
freight received daily until o'clock carried at 1p
rates and carefully attended to.
= Duplicate receipts for freight viii he required
The agent at Have de Grace will attend forwarding all
consigned to him any point the Pennsy
Philadelphia elsewhere.
The steamboat "JUNIATA," Capt Fred Tomlinson, cap
be chartered at any time.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
90 T. ALE&. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
o. II i TOME Arnn Part nr,nSit
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last Steel. RFILS

E7AST STEEL BELLS.
& Il. KEITH, JRi Il son, Agents, 20 South Charles
treet have in store sample OF these celebrated Bells
made by haylsr, Fickcrs & Co, Sheffield, England,
which they respectfully ask the attention of church oran
cations FIRE ueparti nts and individuals throughout the
Southern and estern States Bells supplied at short
tic. varying in weight from 81 lbs Prices are
ouly oncih,rd much bronze and ess than half as
which composition Bells Circulars had on ami,
cation ap2H II
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Z 4 FrhUE UiaMPAJNE.
IL This celebrated Wine is highly SPARKLING perfectly
and Of rich rruity taste, unsurpassed quality
Gay Vine in the Amlericdn market
RUBIS Cabinet attention G.;
c?nnoseurs is invited to its qualities and superiority
dinner Wine of unrivaled merit It's beautiful Ruby collar
guaranteed to be the natural product OF the grape
PARTICULAR NOTICEThe undeTs gncd, being aware
Ay competitors spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the Rubis artfcially coored do
hereby bid the Of TEN THOUSAND DoLLA
chemist who could in any public experiment, afford bg
scientific proof that the deep color q the Ribs an,
thing ese hut the Eufe juice Of The grape
j. G0ERG Co.
/ thauns-auT- M&rne, ran...
scssNle @huesau ~
milf RaItiroTc
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WESTERN

ISka q ESTERN
e2ENXX MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN O FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 80 A. ~ and P NJ. Re
turning leave Fnksburg Station, Is and 10 so A. NJ
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester Wesminster fancy
town and Emmttsburg the arrival OF the SS0A NJ
Also for Westminster from the P. N. train
sLn IRWIN TAYLOR
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steamships.


S.aagEzG saw ANNA
c,,,, s..-,-.. Captain D. French,
On TUESDAY,, January 2ad, 1861,
No freight received after L O'clock on day Disabling
No bills Of adng signed after departure the steamer
sAML T. PEARCE, Agent,
Asentsn Savannah BRIGHAM BALDWIN CO. Si JAZZ
FOR HARLEST ON.
''s "'''-'''s' '0fG GEo t'SSnss'e GREEK,
,...,,,.s Captain Isaac Wietts,
On SATURDAY, January 26th 1861
70 irsgh received after O'Clock on the day of sailing
NO Bills OF Ladng Willie signed after the departure thu
For freight apply to
sAmUELT. pEARCE, Agent,
AGENTS Charleston John cALDW ELL GsS SOM Jazz
-FA GROMWELL'S
=szssA%zssa' LINE OF STEAMERS
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK.
sENEI #NiEHEEKiLnY.
WEDNESDAY A5 !fP9 sI SFf3E'f TE''f' on
NE" f 49Esb|a F2r IS IS Eaf N9sb IFFys'
s45pRsrs Tfil%ngtSa Boston Providence
y f?r war by this line FREE rs Of RTsi0n
or to B. CROMWEIL.& co,
So WEST STREET,
ule-u New YORK.
s5fFS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXPRESS,
szsAs4ssis-s NE " YORK
- AUSTIN BALDWIN h Co, Sole Proprietors
forward small parcels, packages and heavy freight
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| given and dispatch guaranteed.
! BILLS OF EXCHANGE issued, payable in England Ire
land Scotland, France and Germany Also, passage ticket
secured any European steamer at best rates ADnly
JNO. Q. A HERRING, Agent
at Office OF Adams Express Company,
| hZo-5m Baltimore.
| ~Es BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
sSzsAss2As The :new and magnificent sdewheel Ocea
| Steamers s. K. SPAULDING, Solomon Howes. command
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sail for Boston VERY FRIDAY, O'Clock, p Nj, ale
| natey.
| GLASS.
Fare s!2, including Meals and Stasrooms
For freight or passage apply to
A. L. HUGGISS, Agent,
| Once, Boston Steamers wharf,
myl6tf for O Dock
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