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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
LiperpoOl- Shin Scokin.

LiUTpOOl-.Ship Scotia.
Salt il5l sacks fine 1864 do common, coal 30 TONS
Leslie Son; mdZe q cases bale M'Ilvain &
Williams; do cases, T Mackenzie; do 6 bales,
Hoffman, Burncston & Co; II eases, Ricards & Hoff-
man; $40 cases bales, Aldridgc, Higdon & Coz 3
bxs, Ault & Son; hardware csks. 5 Cariss; | do
! case Thomas \ Co; ID csks, chain cabe !, W
Graham & Son; dry goods, &c, II bales Sc cases,
Riggs, Jenkins K Co; hardware S csl<s, f jenkins
& Sons; carthcnware IA crts 9 csks, G lowering &
Clark; mdzc cases, Sangston & Co; | bx, f NJ
Grecnway; case, Garfield, Bros & Co; 30 pkgs,
Albert Co; cases, Close & Dandelct; 81 do J C
Brown s. Bro 3 csks, Ward Bro; do, Griffith, Fitz
gerald & Co; II, Norris & Bro; bx, Herman &
Stlngcr; II crates csk, NJ Keyscr ~ brs, H
Thompson Son; case, J Randall: | do, John
son & Travers; do, c Tiffany; do G Fischer & CO.
6pkgs, S Hoffman; | do. Duer & Norris; iron 554
bars and bdlS, Brooks; 1904 do, slate 35200 pcs
mdze l3l pkgs, sundry persons.
Bremen-Brm. ship Marianne.
MdZe 10 bales bXs, Shaer & Kustcr; pkgs, F
w Dammann; bxs F KONG & Co; do, II s. f
Won Kapf; . pkgs, Il Hickey & Sons; bx, w NAL
linckrodt 10 pkgs, Spilker & Albert; do, Stell-
man Il Rppelmeyer; do, j F Strohm & Co; 3,
Delus s. Haven; SO pes, Hack & Klaunburg; drugs
bXs, G & n Popplcin mdzc csl, G n Fischer;
pref, Brothers BonInger; bxs, j Kttel; do, pota-
toes 100 bushels, order; mdze II pkgs, consgnees in
Philadelphia
Rio Janero-Bark Lucy Pennirnan.
Coffee 20S7 bags, Birckhead & Pearce; 66S do,
w Richardson; A do, hides 1856, order.
Rio JaneirO-Brig VictOrine.
Coffee 100 bags, T Whitridge & Co; 1900 do,
der; % do, G Hobbs
Rio Janeiro-Brig Kate Pendergast.
Coffee 2SS9 bags, Kirkland Chase & Co.
Rio Grande-Brig Charles Bell.
Hides 800, ORDER $3.50 do, OK hair 10 bales, horns
5000, Rogers & Co.
Trinidad, Cuba BRIG 81. 4ndrec.
Ballast Old copper parcel, w w Spence s. Co.
Trinidad, (Cuba)-Brig May Foper.
Cocoa 200 bags, ii T'rowbridge & Sons, N Haven.
HhYan, ~ S.l-Br. sch. Hibernia.
Mackcrel 500 brls, Weld s. Scavcr.
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EXPORTS TO GREAT BRITAIN.

For Londondary.-The British brig Egremont,
VoGLER was cleared at this port on "Wednesday last
by S. X. GEORGE, for the above port with cargo OF
IL, COG bushels Indian Corn.
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
ties-Stcamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, sc.
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NJ A R IN E LIS r.

ALTlMORE---- -drrtped
Jan. 81. Sch. Wilmington, Day, 5000. Providence
- Roxbury, Sears, ..................Fa Fall River
- Ellicott, Cole, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New York
Jan. %, %. FIR. ship Balochen, Deschapelles, St.
Pierre, Mart.
Ship Sas Richards, Welsh, New York
Brig ST. Andrew, Cromwell Savanna la Mar Jam.
Br. sch. Hibernia, Morley. Halifax
Jan. "a Ship Ellerslie, White, ,.... New Orleans
Brig Victorine, Hobbs, .............R Rio JaneIro
= May Flower, Lanfair, -. ......... Antigua
- Mary Stanton, Ryder, 49,. ......... Boston
- Susan, Boyce, ........... Franklin, La
Sch. Patapsco, Wardwell, ..-... Ellsworth, Me.
- VIM. Brown, Hunt, ........... New Bedford
- Plato, Hammond, ...,.......... New York
- Henry, Grant, ,..,........... .,....... ditto
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore and Ho-
day streets, (up stairs,) to-day by o'clock, at g.
cts. single, or cts. each, for or more copies.
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VIEW OF THE
B BALTIMORE MARKET,
(AND INCIDENTS CONNECTED THEREwITH, }
For the Ueek ending last euentng.

REMARKS.-We stated in our last weeks re-
port that the adviccs by the Cambria" when first
promulgated here (by tcegraph,) induced holders
of some descriptions of Brcadsuis to put up rates;
but without operating to any extent, as the
steamers mail came TO hand, which the follow
ing day, to secure sales, they were compelled TO
cept the prices previously current, except perhaps in
the article of Indian Corn, which sustained an ad.
OF la2 cts.-but that likewise has since rcccd-
ed TO its former value. In Provisions, the market
although receipts are beginning to come forward
pretty freely from the West is not fully, rather
is unequaly supplicdthc assortmcnts not being gen
cral-and this circumstance, together with the fact
that money is not readily attanablc operators
rcquirc-rctards transactions. The pressure for
ncy here, however, is relatively unimportaut, it
is one of those contingencies only, if we may
pare it, which owes lis existence TO circumstances
and time, and as the latter is fast passing away, will
carry its offspring with 1.-THE weather is remark
ably mild for the seasOn-mOre like early spring in
temperature than January.
AMERICAN DRY GOODS.-The market CON
tnucs much noted last week, inactive for the sea-
son; although few transactions have taken place
in Cotton Fabrics for the South American market.
BEESWAX.--Ihe stock is still quite limited
and there willing buyers over 24d25 cts; and
only at the latter when wanted for export.
BREAD.-Thc demand for all dcscrp tions remains
very fair and prices steady at T., 5, and per h.
for Crackers, Pilot, and Navy Biscuit.
CANDLES.-Wnha modcrate demand for Sperm
and Adamantnc, prices remain steady, the former
at 32a33, and the latter 2S cts. per Id on time
Mould Taow continue brisk at lul2, cts. per h. ,
the latter for City manufactured in fancy boxes, for
export.
COFFEE.-Thc arrivals since our last are S6I4
bags from Rio and above 1000 have sold, mostly from
vessel aud to the trade, at Jag cts. the extremes
chiefly 7io7s, b mos.
COPPER.-Th, re have been sales of considerable
parcels Old at II ais cts. per lb., cash.
COTTON.-Thc receipts at all southern points
since Sept. LIST TO latest dalc, have been follow:
Of the crop OF ls47--- 1916
Gulph, bales ,G22 39S. sos PSI Inc. Hall
UpI. and S. iii, 54 342 ,095.. Dec 200 ,9II
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Holm SHARPLEY & SON No SO Smiths
ID wharf, have received and offer for sale
5000 Id. Chain Yarn, from to IL
5000 h. Seine Irvine: as gross Backing.
ALSO IN STORE
l6 hhds. p. R. SUGAR
6 hhds Prime P. r. MOLASSES
40 bags Rio COFFEE. ja15
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THos. J. CARSON, SAMUEL EDEs.
THOS. j. CARSON s. co.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND G ENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Nos. 8. 9 Light street,
&C 30 If BALTIMORE.
ROBERT HOOPER,
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKER,
No. los Pratt street, South,
jy "a II BALTIM ORE
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sumption this year proves to be 900 less than in
the previous year, but it is estimated that the
sumers do not hold much by 200 to $4,000 bales
as they did at the end of 1876, that must be deduct
ed still showing that the diminished consumption of
the year has been about 40O, 900 bales.
Import of Cotton into Great Britain in lS47 1916 and
l545, with the stock in the ports at the close Of
each year:
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60 - - a.
JOSEPH TAYLOR & SON.
COMMISSION AND FORWARD.
INC MEQClANTC

Corner of Eutaw and German streets.
BALTIMORE:
GOODS consigned TO their care or lief, Al their
~ Depot, will be forwarded daily, via Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road and w gons, 10 the West.
The location Of their house in this place and Of
their Agents in Cumberland being on the Rail Road
enables them to receive and forw ard Goods nv M;
route with but little handling or expense.
Shippersa requested to send their blls Of adm
or receipt, on shipment of goods
Produce consigned to them for sale x;II v...;~
particular attention. ;n,s
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Total. bales 1853, 552 $50, $40 Dec. Sc, o24
The transactions in this market this week havc been
quite unImporant and without any variation in pri-
FEATIIERS.-Th The supply is fair, but market dull.
Sales OF good to prime W cstcEn have been made in
small way at 33d35 cts per h., cash, but for any
considerable amount something less would be proba-
bly, accepted
FISH.-Thcrc has been a fair demand for Goldfish
for export and small have sold at 1918, and large at
3 75a "a per 100 lbs. Nlackcrcl are in moderate
quest at 5u So 20, for No. 3; g. 25a s. 80 for No =;
aud S.25n IS. 30 for No. |.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-With a moderate de-
mand the market, at our closing rate last week Of
S5.o75 per Drl. for Howard street Flour remained
pretty steady, with considerable transactions,
until Wednesday when, among Others three parcels
OF 80 $50 and 800 brls sold at 5S75; part for cash,
and the residue time adding interest, the pro-
portions about equal. There sales, Also on the
learn On Thursday the market was dull, and few
buyers To be met with, and those not disposed
to pay over $5.75-and one or two lots of about 100
o so brlS each were taken at that rate. Yestcr-
day the market still heavy, and while other
small sales made at the same, parcel of about
300 brls of one brand sold at $751;. We would
remark, however, that offers to sell several hundred
brls. at the rate were made by one or more
dealers. The stock of City Mills having continued
quite light-ncarly all sale, comprising between
1000 and 5000 brs., were taken on Thursday at
S6.l25 per bril- Rye Flour has sold in small way,
receipts are light, at $4625 Corn Meal is lower,
and some 5O0a6O0 brs. Pcnna. have sold at SO, aud
about the like number of City Mills at $3l25 per
brl. Inspected this week:
Corn M,al, 10 hhds. l,67l brs., so hf. brls.-
Rye Flour l4S brls.-
Howard street Flour, Il / ,522 brls., 90 hf brs.
City Mills ditto. .3,257 Z" l6 /"
Family ditto, ......lo3 "
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l. HAVRE, Dec. 90.
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M'cULLoGH. J. MKEEHAN. C. D. CULBERTsoN
JOHN M'CULLOGH & co.
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
No. SO and 50 Bo,cly's Wha,f.
BALTIMORE, MD.
REFERENCES
Messrs. Henry Rieman s. Sons,
&c Wilson Hopkins, Baltimore, Nd
'' Reynolds & Smith,
" Groe>bcck & Co.
" Evans Swift, Cincinnati, o.
- Jno. Swasav & Co.
T. Il. & w. Butcher, Philadeiohia Pa
Mr. r. Galway,
Mes,rs. Burbridge, Wilson & Co Pittsburgh, Pa.
Myers, Hunter s Co.
MIR. ID. h. Hill
Messr.. Finny, Lee s. Co. d. Ho"s' NO.
June 5 | yr
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R ALTIM d Hs T.:

SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 80, Is4s.
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Produce and Merchandise Transported on the Chesa
prakc and Delaware Canal between Philadelphia
and Hayre de Grace during the year 1917:
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500

Different yarieiies OF young grated trees
All orders viii he promptly filled when the
weather is favorable for taking up.
The following are some Of the most popn-
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, Phonlx,
Rhode Island Greening, SpeizinbeIg, or
shor, Oxheart, Winter Rambo, Fall Ram
DO, red Pippin, Bellower, green Pippin,
white Pippiu, summer Queen. Vanderver'
Plppin, New,own pippl" Lady finger, ear
iy, White, Pearmain, Ladies Blush, Jul!
Apple, Holland l'ippin, summer ksmbo,
Roxbnry Russet. MonSirous Pippin,
Tewksbury winter Blush, red Everlasting,
Milan, Golden Russet, Large winter
Vandeyer, early Butter Apple, Keeier,
Black Gilllfower, Polk's Mons,rons Ram,
bo, Iudan early Neserfail Harvest,
Swaar, Cumberland Spice, Musk apple
L,ng Oxteari, red Russet, Tolman Sweet.
RED G,llilowcr, Winter Wear. striped
winter, Bow Spice, Yellow PiPp'n, Seek
po.further, Red winter Sweet, sweet Rus
set. Trenton earl, Wine sap, aud every
other variety 10 be procured from Nursery
me. IN Uhiu; with large aud carefully
sale ted variety Of fothct fruits, embracing:
Fears, ItaCnes, NeCta'ihee' N"'nNes
Dwarf Apple, Siber an Crab, Plumbs,
Cherries. Raspberries, &c. &c.
AS lie has devoted his whole attention
20 the cnlture of f,uii, lie Hatteis himself
that his present selections are The best
that can be found west Of the Allegheny
m 'untains.
Far reference call on Sheriff Baird.
Col, McKelIy, Nc Cutcben and Harper,up
pc. oandusky.
ALpHEUS RUSSELL.
McCutclenyile March ", -leah-20 II
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Congressional Register.

With the commencement of the gun
Congress, we propose 10 continue me
Cong ressional Register on the same plan
as published during tie last session Il
will contain a fnll and accurate report OF
the business proceedings OF Congress, to-
eether With sketches Of the debates which
take place in each house. The next Con
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which has assembled tor years, and 1t IS
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a complete history OF their proceedings,
and al such io,o price hat every person
who takes an interest in the acts OF th"|
body can procure copy. 1t is oe'ie'e"
that the lei session OF the 3Olh Congress
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A Life size Portrait of Gen. Zachary Tay-
lor,
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long.
Golored, will be given as premium TO
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This Portrait is pronounced by the
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with c en-. Taylor, consider the above por-
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j. ~. Fohs, Surgeon U. ). Navy.
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THE LONG EXP E C It E d
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mr., John J. Hartz, wis studied his pros
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Godey's Lady's Book.

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William Beals,

Wonld respectfully inform the citizens
of Upper Sandusky aud the county OF
Wyandut generally, that he has comnenc-
ed the Saddling business in all its various
branches; and that lie intends TO spare no
pains in making his work of the best mate
ri al 81 neatest manoer possible. lie there
fore, hopes that those wishing to purchase
will not forget to give him call and ex
anime his stock and prices before rur-
chasing elsewhere.
N. Is. All KINDS of produce taken il"
payment for work, such as Wheat Kye'
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees-wax, Tai
low. and the highest prices paid ior hides
and Skins.
March IL, l647-23-tf.
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A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE.--Grea ex-
! prrience and judgment are required to
| make n valuable, aud al the same time,
ihnOce purgative. This is possessed
only by few.
The grea, majority of the remedies ad-
vertised Of this class are manufactured
by persons who have no idea of the rela-
i've or individual powers of the drugs the,
use. Ii is tins cause, more than any 9th
err, which occasions the inerlness aud Of
ten Injurious effects; produced by adver.
tised remedies. And hence the general
prejudice which prevails against them.
Now there 10 great difference in this
respect, with regard TO the Pulls made by
DR.. b. Brandre,h, and consequently, then
superior claims upon the public. Each OF
the articles composing the Brandreth
Pills, are prepared in that way which will
secure their beneficial effects to the sys-
lem in the safest and easiest manner For
instance, some ingredients have TO be
prepared in the vacuo; that is, the air is
exhausted in the utensIl and remains SO
until a combination is effec ed with other
ingredients, which afterwards prevents
the air from acting inlurousiy upon the
medicine, Again, the proportion for each
ingredient depends upon It's multiplying
power upon other ingredieDts-For the
power of different vegetable purga.ives
upon each other, is governed by similar
laws that govern the power rof figures by
Nine added to nine, make
eighteen, but nine times nine are eighty.
one. Spt is with some vegetable purga
,ves. BY adding nine paris of one in
gredient, and nine parts of another ingre.
dent together, The power is increased,
not to eighteen, but TO eight one. For
EXAMPLE, either Of the articles to produce
any purgaiIve effect, would have to be
used TO the extent Of eight.one grains;
by combiud ,ng them, only eighteen gran
have TO be used. Again, another Ingre'
dlent is found TO multiply this power a.
e ain, which in proportion OF Two grams
W ould have no effect upon the animal,
but which, added TO eighteen
grains .ofa compound OF two parts OF nine
grains, each OF two ingredients, viii again
multiply the power which they have
gained Of eighty to one hnndred anu
sIxty.two. So again, the mixture OF
twenty grains can be again multiplied by
by an addition OF Two grains, 10 the pow
er of three hundred and twenty four
grains. of The original power Of the two
first ingredients. Here we have twenty.
tw. grains, which as d pnreative, contain
the power equal to three hundred and
twenty four grains of either Of the arii'
cles alone; nevertheless, also SO powerful
after being thus combined, are safe in any
having a beneficial eli
feet, and in no case capable Of doing in
Jury, OF which thousands bear ample wit
ness.
Let those IN any ,oay out Of heaM use these
PHis. They WH fnd II much to her
aduantdge.