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New Picking and Preserving Establish
lnent and Vinegar Depot.

THE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the
public generally, that he has now nearly completed hs
lnen Of Pickd Fruits and Vegetables, Preserves, Brandy
Erats JeRys Syrrs, Casu's Sauces, &c. manufactured
by himself improved manner, and unsurpassed style,
and depending solely the merits Of their superior quality
he aiters himself Of large and extensive custom lie is
now prepared furnish Families boarding aud Oyster
Houses &c, through the season, with Cucumbers picked
salt and Vinegar, and nicely spced, by the 100
in kegs or barrels, on satisfactory terms.
Merchants, Navy Agents, Shippers &c, are respectfully
solicited favor linn with call and To examine his stock
and articles prepared for Navy and Slip Stores before pr
chasing elsewhere, he supply them with any quail,
ties in the shortest time, packed neatly and with care and
would take pleasure IN furnishing them with Catalogue
all his articles and Wholesale prices Of his establishment
Also superior article OF ckling, Wine and Pure CIDER
Vinegar, warranted, constantly for sale by
i - t,N.~ WILLIAM NUMSEN,
oct g. 1907 West Pratt ST., bet Paca and Eutaw 81.
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Warrington UnIyerslty of BaItimore.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT., Session Of 1917 and ISIS
prot C. S MoHRuR NJ D., Theory and Practice OF Medi'
cine d, .a
Prof H. FOREMAN, NJ D., Chemistry.
prof. WILLIAM T. WILSON, NJ. D., Therapeutics and Male
ria Mcdica. .'
Prof WILLIAM r. LEONARD, NJ, d., Anatomy: =, \,
WILLIAM H. SroKEg, NJ D., Professor OF ObIctrcS Dls'
eases OF Women and Children, and Medical Jnrispr',
ilence, ....
Prof GEORGE McCooK, NJ. d., Surgery,
DR. WAKEMAN iRykRiY, Demonstration 81 Anatomy .
The annual course of Lectures will commence ON MON
DAY. 18th Of October nexl, and continue tour months
The College has greatly enlarge, It's capabilities or I'M
parting Medical nai,cun The Hospital Department, u'
der III. control 81 resident member OF The Faculty, has
been filled with cuDta ol disease Museum OF hid'omi'
cal an, other preparations laa been established, hnd many
important additions to the Obsieirrai Department have
been received rom Paris The rooms lor the resident stu
dents are numerous, comfortable and economical aud VIII
prove greatly advantageous To such as wish 10 pursue an
asgiluos and uninterrupted course Of study
Fees; for The Session.
Mltriculaon ticket, ~. IS
Professor ticket, each 10
Demonstrators ticket = ..-'. 10
Diploma -. ~
OCT S-Iyd II FOREMAN, DeW
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New Garnet Warehouse.

ballard 4 PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old stand
long occupied by Them to the large and commodous Ware.
house, recently erected on the north side Of
BROOIiEIELD STREET, ..r g. ....
short distance from Washington street, where they offer
sale extensive assortment Of English and American
Carpetngs, of all qualities do do Stair Carpetngs Hearth
Rugs Bookings; Straw Mattings, &c. &c. 80.
Also English and American Painted Floor Cloths, Of all
dimensions. ...-E oct \ ly'
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university OF MARYLAND.

I,ACUITY OF PHlSlC- SESSION OF lei7 '8.--The
II Lectures will commence Monday, Nth October, and
continue until the first of March ensuing.
Obsletrc Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence, ---.
Therapeutics, Maiera Medica, and Hygiene, SAMUEL
Cmew, Nj d. ' a..
Anatomy and Physiology, JOSEPH Rony, NJ, ID,
Theory and Practice OF Medicine, WILLIAM Power, NJ.
ID. ... 1884.
Chemsiry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM Z, A. AIKEN, NJ. ID,
IL. d.
Surgery, NATHAN SMITH, NJ d. 'i.
Demons of Anatomy, GEoRGE MILTHNBEGsR, NJ. d.
every day at tic Baltimore iniimary, opposite the Medical
College The rooms for practical anatomy will be opened
October LIST, under the charge Of the dcmonstrator Fees
for The entire course $40
Comfortable board may be obtained in the vicinity OF the
Medical College for o.. 80 to 8}jD
WILLIAM II, A. AIKEN,
oct Sdly' Dean OF the Faculty
The vacancy In the Obsierca department will be filled
before the commencement Of the session.
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10 MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IJAGGER & BROTHERS, No. &c. South St. three doors
Ii from Pratt street. Baltimore, manufacturers and I'm
,ries NJ ALihemdficai OJcu atd Phitosoh'cm Hsirii
0ens good assortment o The following ARTICLES which
we oiIer sale at reduced prices:
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Levels Therorloltes
1leoolltcs Compasses; ships Plan, Storm, and rransl
rent Conpasses Srysla'sesi Plain and Double Tangent
tiulranLl Sextants; Baromeieis; Thermometers; Log
Glasses lalI-l,our Glasses Tape lines Cases Of Draw
lnI Instruments Pocket Compasses Surveyors Chains
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; Talors ami Silmakers
squares; Brass and Guner Sales Parallel Rules; Draw
mg Pens; Dlyulers; Prolractors DowdIc Na,saiorf
Eii,ns Coast Pilots; Sipmaster's Assistants; Seaman .
Frends; Nautical An,anacs; Lunar l1l0s Log Books
Shipping Papers; Seamans Jonrnalp .y GalcnlatorSi
good assortment Of Charts of all Il the world
ta,Iging Rods; Out tScka, Nc To- "Nltl large as
anrtmeil Of INSTRUMENTS in the Maj. ali.I,ca line.
= Instruments Of every description repaired or made
10 onier, ~ The nealebt manner.
oct sly .'.h.'
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THE CAMDEN AND ANNOY Raj. ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, VIII
leave Pier No q N r., foot Of Battery Plrres by steam
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, tSinf
day eycrpt,d,) At SIX o'clock .}s ss
Pass will take The from South Ambuy TO Cam.
den and arrive IN Philadelphia, about II u! o'clock
Fare TO Philadelphia, So; for forward deck passengers 10
Phaelpia s2,U Emeran and Transportation Line every
day. by Steamboat Transport, al i2 O'Clock y. NJ fare
$40 Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from lIphisiowi
anil West Turnout from New YORK ~ Freehold by Vests
Turnout " H. from New York 10 Freehold by lighistuwn,
$780, Spotswood and West, 10 crnls South Amboy e,
cents; Pet,h Amboy, " IL cents +. '.. ,g.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA
For the accommodation Of iliose persons wishing spend
pari ot the day in Philadelphia, either business plea
sure Exclion tickets will be furnished emitting the pas.
sengers return by the Mail Line al ~ O'Clock, =.
the same day, or NJ o'clock the next morning.
Tickets for the Excursion 81, 10 be had at the Office No
West Street, on board HE boat 5
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed 10 each pasAn.
ger this line, and passengers expressly p,Oibiie,l
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be 1t the risk OF lis owner
oclS-dly '.' S., ! BLISS, Agent .
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Laboratory of Thornsoninn Botanic Medi-
cIncs.

INPII'M I.ARRABEE No. 70 South Calvert ST., Baltimore,
II has always on hand the largest and most complete
soriment o pure Botanic remedies IN the United States
prepared under his special care at s Iaboatorybeing
The first in the United States for The special purpose
of preparing Thomsoinn Botanic Medicines All Of the
ye compounded articles put in quarter
and hall pound packages and neatly labelled, with drec
tons suitable for retailing, and upon better terms than the
same articles be had for IN the United States Every
article in his line is warranted genuinethc public rely
upon this. 49,. .Igr
u- liberal discount made 10 country merchants, who
arc particularly requested 10 call and examine quality &c,
before purchasing
The various Treatiscs embracing tile most repued
authors, upon the Tomsonian Botanic System oi Medi
cine, may also be had at his establishment by the quantity
single copy. octS
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JAMES w. HUGIIsON,
No. 7 soUTH CALVERT STREET,

No z SOUTH CALVERT STREET.,
One Door Beio,c baltimore Street, baltimore.
n EspEtrFIY informs his friends and tie public that
IL he continues to manufacture Saddles, Harness. Trunks
&c, and has hand large aud beautiful Nock 81
fresh goods which he IL selling al nnconimohly low prices
Country dealers will lind II 10 their interest to give me
call before buying -
Fine Fashionable Coach and buggy Harness, and ladies'
and gentlen,ens Saddles, Brides, AZ, always Oh hand
Military Work done IN the best manner,
oct S-lyd' '@ n"'.E ' s'.E a.,4
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.ss4stls srtsysZ ] e El4sl q HfSLs
#s5w iiSiE;5It
TO YORK, COLUMBIA LANCASTER, AND PHI
LADELPIiyd,
IN THEIR OWN CARS, DAILY.
MILLER a. Co most respectfully inform the public that
M they have completed arrangement Commencing on
the 4th 0ciober Tor running their Express in their Own Tx
press Cars and in charge vi their Messengers, by mail
trains between Philadelphia and Baltimore via Y"rk 20
umbn, aud Lancaster arriving IN Baltimore and Phldei
phia in time for the early delivery OF all packages parcels,
specie and bank notes, and The transaction oi all commits
sons entrusted their care reduced rates and Increased
speed.
Their Expresses will leave Philadelphia nj midnight, and
arrive next morning in Baltimore, connecting with their
Southern and Western Expresses.
The Northern Express leaves baltimore daily, at i
OPRICEs. Jarvis Buildings, baltimore
sssjueiaunl Hall, York
'.- - Chesniit street, Pllai,lpliu
Gay ~ CO., No. T. Wall street, New York
s.nN. Gay n Co., Providence ..
,. Gay a. Co, No. Z, Stale street. BOSTON
The Southern Express leaves Tuesday and Friday, al 6
p, M. Et .... '.' a,
OPPIcgs. Depot Fredericksburg .....
No.: do Richmond IT,. "H. ......
,r ."5 dO Petersburg r.- ...' r..D =,
do Weldon. '... -. T. ~.
An goods mus be marked Miller Co.'s Express aud
directed Ms above. tr - .'
oct g. lyd' ,.--a, ...r. 49,. ...
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GToN CITY d G, SATURDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER g. 1877
OCEAN STEAM COMPANY


United .Sfaies ghli Line 10 C0ioes and Southampton, aud
Bremen. " .r
If The splendid new sesrmsP W !.sI
nade Will start from New York on the I'D of Septem.
Der, carrying the u, S Mail.
She viii touch Cowes and Southampton to land pas.
srngers deliver the mails for England France and Bel
sium and Will then proceed 10 Bremerhaven Returning,
will leave Bremerhaven the 18th October ~ ....'l
Tho Washington is built in the strongest manner with a
view being converted into ship OF war and subject al
any time 10 Inspection by officers appointed BY The PresI
dent both during and afer construction
She has two engines Of 100 horse power each, and
Communications for I'D passengers.
Passage from New York 10 Southampton or TO Bremen,
DO from Bremen and Southampton TO New York, sl5O
She will carry about 800 tons freight, which will be
charged according TO The nature OF the goods offering All
letters n asa !nroS s e ro s p ~ psrs for
For Freight Passage, apply at The Office ol The Ocean
steam Navsao" Company a Mi, .,n as' Corner OF
a i s,%en' & w, A LsIT iKnIiS : co
The second steamer Of the line IN ia due OF
sircton, and will be IN readiness IN the ensuing fall
oct = ~
FRENCH T l,,;r samrAST STEAM
xAllll sail US follows:
~ FROM NEW YORK,
- Pnih1 6sIpHid, Cup, Bc,scn y i5ih OF '
=" MISSOURI. Capt NORM, "3ls !"
" Nh'V fo"h f assa f iiavRE " '"'NOv
% MISSOURI, aH ~ " hHl g"
g NEW YORK, /" :" 10Th oct
"a g ONION, +" g 3lsi i"
Passage from New York 10 IIayre sls,; wines no, IN
rutltu. ,.t,.,'.,. s ., '.. g......
Berls not secured until paid for. l.. 'r '.n
An eXleri0 ed surgeon Is attached 10 each ship
rhesr ships having been constructed Tor the French Roy
4, Navy are Inferior vessel IN all worthy qualities
Their cabins are large, well hirniaIc,l, aud unusually
well ventilated, aud their table is unsurpassed
Wines of all kinds and d the besl qially are furnished
al very low rates. IF.
For freight passage, apply 10 The company'a Agency
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Schedules
Leaving Spears Wharf baltimore, daily except Sundays
at p M by the well known route, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington to Charles.
ton, G., without loss Of sleep 10 Weldon in the popular,
comfortable and safe steamboats,, with their experienced
captains and crews. GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, OF JEWESS. Captain Sutton,
This Line has been running for upwards OF twenty years.
for this route. Arriving in Norfolk after comfortable
nights sleep, next morning. at o'clock, A. NJ Thence up
the James River, with its beautiful scenery daylight by
the Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis, OF ALICE,
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow,
some time advance at Petersburg of the Grea u s. Mail
Line with the passengers leaving Baltimore time
Washington City morning, where this Great w. S Mail
their false advertisement Of ~ hours ahead of any other
Line The BAY Line gives the traveller Al least six hours
Petersburg to encounter the night travel 10 Whining
TOM NJ G. The passengers thai leave Baltimore
the Bay Line analgamaiea Petersburg with those that leave
Baltimore evening" and Washington next morning,
(via the Great u. s. MaD AT Petersburg therefore arrive
Charleston all together r-.,',n
Also connecting with the Sea hoard and Roanoke Rail
road TO Gaysvillc and Franklin thence by the steamer
FOX TO Elenton, Plymouth, Newbern, and Washington, N
g. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk ut Band Portsmouth at O'Clock
T. NJ, daily, except Sunday, arriving in Baltimore in
time for the several routes going North East South and
West ..t ..
s.'"' ''s"e'' EISabeIn City,N C. '" 100
" .' " " Franklin, 81. y" s a.. q
+" g." 4" Richmond or Petersburg, Va q
I 4 " " CASTOR or Weldon, N. e.,
+" 4" Through TO Charleston, 5. c., 81
Meals board bay and james River Boats ncu,led
thereby saving 10 eacl, passenger by hie route 81 80
Travellers by the above roic will pease be directed by
Soliciting Agent In the Cars and by The Porter the
Depot yard q Norfolk Line labelled his hai,) who will
r. SHEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, October sh, 1917 "diy
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MILLER a. CO.'S
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS
ID ~

A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with MesHrs Hunk 4
Co u Express from Baltimore IN Pittsburgh Tor the OK.
tension OF this Line, and after Monday, october ih Ia
the above named places, with mail speed The
This line are all new, built with the capacity o AGO lbs
and the best teams 10 be obtained have beei placed along
the line oi the National Ituad. ..s. ..-
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and see
that the drivers On The road make the allotted time from
station 10 station, without failure.
All goods will he receptcd nj any Of our offices o,
agencies, Nor, or south, TO arrive In Pittsburgh hours
and Wheeling IN 60 hours from BALTIMORE r
Goods received until 70 O'Clock III lie ,lay
oct Blvd
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u. s BOARD or LOCAL DIRECTORS AT NEW yoRK

yi,IIE FOIL OWING: ARE AMONG TIE ADVANTAGES
| OFFERED BN THIS INSTITUTION ihe euii'h'e
Of large capiiul addition 10 the accumulation ~ pre-
niun8. n, .,.o,, ~, ,,, ,.,
ciple Of The Loan Department N, ,, l.,
The payment oi premiums hdit ydfy or 9HWnHb ny
parties insured for irhoe trf u r, al TIMING nli''la
me travelling leave extensive anil liberal
Perlns insured Tor lie, al o,re borrow lal' amount
Of annual premium, and clam The same pfVieee 3 n''
a,Icressye years. their own note ani d.posn o p4y
tile Capital IL permanently ivfh'su VI ne u"'"
Satru IN the names ilee Of the Local Directors ab Ifu
epayaiIable always 10 the assured n, cica oi disputed
rian,a (I,u,il any such ar%) on otherwise, EsEh,
thirty days allowed atrr each payment oi premium p
iie without forfeiture 81 p,iicy
M charrt. lur stamp duty ior Medical Examination
The society beig founded Oh The Mutual am JOIN, Sosh
prncit parties may participate ~ the profits ol me 80
ciety, wohin'so which are a,naiy n'N'e' a'o'S ''''''
assured or lille OIL the participation Hraie, :. ,,
The Greiy Is not connected with either Marine on FIRE
Insurance, ,t -, ,,,t, .;, : c.I
oa,i Viii meet the First Monday oi every mohih ~ e
oic. oi lie Chairman, for HE transaction 81 business
N.Y. The Medical Examiners VIII meet taiiy az " itN'
usl0n sirrci at o'clock, T. NJ, To receive applicants r
Zee paid by The society -. 81. ,,, .,.a..
liar system tins isIillo blank prniF ~ aplhra''o'
&c, 6blaned al lie Agents Office d German street
Iluiied States Local Directors Of baltimore.
. a =. JONATHAN MEREDrrII, Esq, Charm,
.F SAMUEL HOFFMAN, ESQ
Sc s.e.s IS H. McCulLOiI, Esl, N, D.
J. MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Counsel
rat J. MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Solicitor
Medical Examiners.
Z Z auC ca a u i g p,, s, slree'
~ Agents. ..s'.. ..a.f
DONALD MciLvAIN, German street
r... RIOS. IL. WILLIAMS. u
oct s--ly,r ,'& .@a% l
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
vi CORNiiIi.l. LONDON, AND "a, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, E5OD,0OO STERLING,
$2,5OO,0OO.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament, Wet Royal Assent
., July a, ISL.
~ Sipings Bank for he Orphan and the Hdor"
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MeXiCnn XirxYs

the New York Journal VI Commerce is publishing adj
diuJna letters from high IN the city of Mexico
in regard TO the sub,isng relations between its Govern
aad that OF the United States In the last Of
letters dated the Gath Of January, we fad the following
remarks:
Your friend, Mr. GranJa Iwho arrived here YESTERDAY
the 3d. has Jist been TO pay 4 visit lie comes ad-
yoeatng your own views: he tor entering upon negota
tons TO establish peace Well we can have no oh.
lion 10 peace, II can have honest-a certain one
We are not at war for the pleasure OF it, II the Unted
States IS not wagiug It for conquest certainly We arc not
the defensive ior-cOnquest. Nos zoe are wishing IN
indulge 'reye" IN "Has" but those cgtma,ely Ne1
lean. We repeat, therefore, Peace TO be had II the u
ned States ciEsns and goycrnmen are disposed res
and truly 10 be honestly pacific. That much was stated 10
the Consul. sensible man like him admits Of c lurso
the great difficulties yroung the road to peace e. W
not be m!sapprehended, however: soon az we cha dis
cover 'the bly, frank government, OF Washington
positively and generously frank aud intsn
u0Hs, the nationality Of our people will cordially cmb ace
nat moment Tor re-nkHg the chain Of th0sc peaceful re-
la;ons which Hcver should have been severed"
The writer then proceed, anlyzs and to critce tb
severity President Folks last Message to Congress from
which he ner that there but reason to hope tina,
our GOyernm Mt Is acIuaed by those pacific purposes which
II s 50 eager al occasions pr5caim-o If really
desire peace, he that intends 10 exact as the
condition Of the termination Of hostues terms So hutni.
atng that the Mexican nation will be bound in se-re-
spect, to reject than.
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FoR IuF VINO.
To the wings of the sth Congregational
DislrirI.

We have not Tor many past been called on 10 vote
for representative IN the Congress Of the United States
under serious and important circumstances than those
1 which p.acsdi and therefore, It becomes the
Wings oi this District % put forth al their strength in the
approaching All considerations Of local or per.
aloUs porseyerng and united efforts should be direct
I'd 10 tho important object Of securing for this District
Wing Representative 10 the next Congress IL would be
impossible to nominate candidate who would meet In
every particular the Of all the Wings in tho strict;
nnd u doubted by any that the nom nee OF the
Convention recently held NJ Toppahannock holds the pn-
cples 81 the Wing party Oh fundamental questions u
Is hoped that every Wing IN the District will support him
Various considerations might be urged show that az
and energetic tho part II the Wings not only in
this District, but throughout the Union.
But there Dc confederation 81 paramount importance
which should be constantly Kept IN view, that my 30 in
Auenco us, appropriate efforts shall bo omitted cal
cuaied 10 aid n securing majority Of Wings the next
Congress.
The Q1' n tho times admonsb Us that 10 5 not only
probable but almost cof1n, iHat the tireuJu u tie next
resident 81 the 4. States will dovDvc on the IlJusc Of
We ~ % s1t forth sI strength the Congressional
elections
Where the Wing who does not shudder Of the bare
probability Of having the country subjected Tor another
psuod Of four yoars, 10 the bghng rule Of the modern
Dom-cfacJ1
Wsr1oi tho1 by the evils which we arc now suffering,
ns well b. e dangers that prospect hanging over
us with hr.atn1g aspect, let the Wings Of the 9Th Con.
pul District be the alert, and zoalouY fort.
o bring every Wing DO the District 10 the polls Lot
| This %. DONE and victory will be Remember that q
| single Wing yO,e may cave tho hopubio.
VIGILANCE.
spousyya1.a co March 4b, l5f7
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CITY ARRIVALS

'ttr HORT Match tth-Ro Nebeu, Nooway; Rw Rtar Ia,
s.u's' Lester Davis Petersburg; Ro warinr n,
"Hlan MChrutan Savage New Kent: Mr. Thomp.,n R,cp
M, wallace haeama III Stuart. Hltor spung Va III
"Tu '"sna Ihos w Wood, Alcsaniria; w Tucker Mis-, n
Tucker. New York: DIR Wharton 10 Parish J PanniI 60,
o. Heh hawes King William Carter, Gooehand B,ts
w ner WilaW.ourg Amos - dge, Cabin Point seh Weed
gins. Matthews. "uu
tionAsat hortL-Mareh t.-E Sherman. = Andrew, N
nots Latham, OHIO kedder ldy Rnston. n Po,ri
' ass "esr hsareo w raney. Louha u; omohapdo
piahse hiTd Petersburg w Davis, Louisa w Campb.i
Liberty va w Gish. Bed old; w Crutcher Tennessee. a. A.
ueron Irsessboo NC C,en,haw Fluvannl sprig. BaL
nmlie feaehy Williamsburg; Miss DIngedel Aietlndrs
iuihei Capt stone Capt Armstrong, Watson laiy
navy VI w w rpeneer Richmond; Hicks brunswick q
er, Btookyn.NY. " o''NA
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ny Magnetic Telegraph.

H.. a.. -. 'f1H'Ht 1shsE hIEf, MAIth o. : U. M
noef market |" without activity; holders firm In
sales OF eorn meal nj 81 so
sale Of 1000 bushels red wheat not strictly prime quail
49, 81 -; Gus per bnshel The receipts OF Corn very
80 a buyers no, 80 much disposed purchase PEE
y "e'. NO sales. Holders continue to ash 9Oc lor
white held a, 81 sc ~ cts rye 20 cents
whSSsv Jn \. g. to cell at IS so for prime
"'h"s in lotion and prices tending upwards
~, NEW YORK. March T. T. NJ
h' nour m'rket 10 hrm-Sales to modeta,, ,,len, of
prime Gennesee S71 Southern brnnss hrJ =, a. sc,
- 20. cSrnmeal s.. with sales S'''
~" 'nue. uong IN wheat Choice Gonne.co 4, mammal
Inc Corn market quito 50 firm Tec.ln,s
large Sales OF about $4,000 bushels white and ,, "
w Tor tho former and IS 81 for IN, a,,., ~ q"
Cloverseed, cts. per ID. oaS' ~ c" ;
Mhrskcy Is selling at 30 cents per gallon.
iheie Is sun an Improving tendency in cotto, s,Is
yesterday at &c advance. The market to-day ~ e., ~
an active feeling and prices looking up. "'" WI"
Exchanges on London rates at 81 per r., ,,.
Pal.of = y ~ W. PIehun.-