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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

William Torbert would respectfully inform the
public that he has received large and we'll Sc
Get stock of Fall and Winter Goods ,uh:1sl IN
ynu ~ls.I.g,Isn, french and Beaver Cloths O
various colours & prices Cassimers, Satnstts,
kerseyl Vestincs &C.
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A lie will 'ravel n hundred miles while
truth is pulling On its boots.
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PHIL. VIII. and BAIT. Rail
ROAD LINE.


The Morning Train of Cars from Philadelphia
or Baltimore arrive at Elkton quarter before
III o'clock A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila at
quarter before IL o'clock.
Night line from Phila, reaches Elkton at hall
past y O'Clock at night
Night train from DlIt'more arrives here guar
ter before II o'clock, ?. NJ.
.2pril - 20 . BENZ. WELLS, .9gt'
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MOTTO.

MOTTO.
The Orrhans' Court Of Cecil cnun.
hold their stated meetings on the 2n,
Tuesdays of February, April. June A,
usl, October and December.
GEORGE X. HOW ARD Re
Apul 18Th lS45--
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Dec. 2 AS

This me iicine was prepared by regular
uhysicien und is the result OF an extensive prac
lice of several years in bilious cllmate-'t is
entirely a vegetable preparation and may be Ia
ken by any one with perfect safety TO the most
delicate cons ttulion.
The following extract is from tho 'FdTfl'r S
and EmipranL's Hand Book" valuable work Of
abou, 500 pages, recently published by McssTs.
sppleton 4 Co, New York. In chapter S; page
as the author in speaking Of Fever and Ague,
remarks: . ..,,,,. .,,, :,
:" lie Western cities which we can con
scen,ouslv recommend for FEW Err and AGtE
and other bilious diseases, it is the INDIA
CHOL AGOGUE, which is prepared by Dr. Os-
| good of New York, who has made the bilious
disorders Oft the Yves, his special study. We
| are no friend to those medlCl usually called
| patent but we have had ample opportur'tV of
knowing the invaluable effects Of the Choi r. lie
| in. Bilious cases"
Extract ola letter from Messrs. Scarf EuGooD
HAyERsricK & ca, ofPhiladclpha
PHILADELPHIA, ID mo cath 1912.
| Dr.. C Osgo0d:-Re Respected Friend, We
| have had occasion TO see the good effects ofthy
! medicine in the case ola Young man who had
| been troubled with chllls long tine and could
not get clear ofthem, but since he commenced
taking bottle of thy preparation has entirely
| reCO,cieu. ana Is now becoming quite Stout.
Respectfully thy friends,
| SCATTERGOOD HAVERSTICK s Co.
{ II Numerous other cert fcates fem men htll
C ghesl rrspcctabt testityIng to the erea cnt
| acy OF the N diclne ran he seen on applichdd
undersgncd--also sma II Treatise on thcal aa
! SEES treatment and cue OF Fever and Agne, ion
other diseases o. bilious climates may be eau
! gratis otany Of The follow mr. named Agt@.
| Dr. Joseph Wallace E!kton, Charles f. Rob
, ers Ceciiion, A. w. Davis ihvre de Grace,
| james Wilson. Port Deposit, john II. Clayton
| Church Hill. Gohwin & Gibson Ccnrevillc,
| George f. Brown, & Bio.' aud J Irwin Smith,
-" wholesa lie agents for Baltimore.
SCHOOL sSOOKS.-Pllyturs Enc,dDa
o,o's zebra, Grnlshaws 10 me Nli'chell's,
Smiths and Olncys Geographys Comstock s.
Chemistry, Gucrnsey's United States, adams
and Ross' Latin Grammar, Oilenderf' French
Exercises, Angels series of Reading Books, TO-
ether with a variety oil misce llaneous Books,
for saie by BROWNS MCINTYRE.
Sept. 'i9.
FOR SALE.-A Horse Cart, made to
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Doctr Yourself,
For 2S Cents.

By MEANS OF THE POCKET
EscuLArIUs, or very or 8
his o,cn PhysiciaA :"enty
OF a hundred engravIngs,
fourth edition has upwards
showing FIIi~2 3af,i, aud NAL
formations Of the systems,
By w. YOUNG, Nj. ID
The time has now arr,v
ed, that persons suffering
from dIsea .es need no more
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TOLD Pens at sl.25 zach 70, sale by
W Oct. ~ BROWN l. MclN TIRE.
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+. OREM. WIN HOPKlN
John M. 0rclai 4 Go.
erChaat TailOrs

AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.1SsLNERES IND RESTING
$50 Market St. n. w. Cor. of Charles,
b a |. T Nj o RE.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING of Srpn~,or
Quality ONE PRICE ONLY
an 8th rs
GLOBES md HOSIERY
A fine assortment of Silk, Lise lhrea anc
AKld Gloves, also fine lot Of Hosiery of all
descriptions. Just received and for sale by
Ap 7rir49. BkowN & McInlire
TINE DRESS GOODS.-A lot of nandsom
IL Silk Tissues and Btrazcs, Just receive
from New York and for sale by
April !, 40, Bhowz s. McIntirc.
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Twenty Large, Deep DiScharging Ulcers,
ONLY TWELVE BOTTLES,
BRANTS INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM,


Has cured withuu, the lrast shadow OF doubt v~y
,esy the oasiy developed cases OF a!es,otsd
and dls.as.d lagssuch cases we're never cured by
any other rne,iciuee--nd which were utterly hope
less that the diseased persons were pronounced BY
physcians and friends. III be ACTUALLY DYING.
/, poser all the cleansing and purifying v'rusa
nearly rs powerful and active rs the preparation which
y call
sRRNr's iHo!AN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that because this possesses ssvRRAL
oraRx INDICATIONS which are pscuisa' ~ sdostsd 70,
and are sss,n.,aiiy nses''"y TO cure
COUGHS g. CON UMPTlONS
and all diseases Of pulmonary nature such diseases
usually prove 80 ialal uhucr ordinary uoatinons
when they attack
The Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart
tn. Bslsap, heal, and ulcers in the Lungs and
else ia,aay, rs certainly ard easily as the rss
pvrxa EtrRACr and heaiS ulcers 'rrndhy' Tow
BELsAM cures .TiHe cases Of Cough and Coasv"FhoH
out OF Ten alter all other remedies have f'td 10 a" sos"
THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTIONS
and ChrOnIc Coughs. abundsn,ly prove It's "nl'ntas
.fcdcy in such diseases. aud its undoubted curative
power and soothing healing properties IN the fn'oWinS
! compaints and Diseases VIZ: Spnns Of Blood hhed
:rs At M< Lsngs, Pois IN the B,snst and Side N'shi
ChoIsrd fstaa,sq Byssnry and Summer Complaints, In
| ChiiSren and Adaits-and ALL
| FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS.
No remedy that has been offered to the public. has
ever been ha CERTAIN and rftciuai IN restoring LII
tie incidental wrakHesses and rt.sn'orh'' OF til. sex
| as BRANr's PuLaonAaY B,LsAa. II makes no diner
ence whether the arrangement be suppression srcsss,
| or other tacidcn'ei msakns's-it REGULATES ALL,
by the system fTn0lttiHg the sIsfSos
! sld SOOTHING and ALLAYiNG NERVOUS lRRlTA.
| BiLlTY. See our Pamphlets Tor proof.
CHANGE OF LIFE.
Prom the G,rl to the Woman and the Woman Al ~t<
de aef-th is accts,atrd, and the other 40
yradnay suppressed as to prevent any OF the fatal d's
that frequently arise in consequence Ut such
| change.
CONSUMPTION!
DYING WOMAN CURED
We state this to prove the pOper 10 Jdpe hfs
when tss Basnn is used after the person is
adhered by physician and friends to be in the last stoye
Of Jiasr-actunIy dying and in this far gone.
that the STROUD and bn,tal clothes were bought For
the parrusrs Of this case and The respectable and
ioaLfei proof Of all the circumstances and facts we
| refer to our PAMPHLETS.
This cure Effected on Mrs ZlBA nfKEhAN, ut
Ballsfan Spn, Snras'ga Co" ". we can prove ne.
yoi II doubt many other almost equally Ms hopeless and
,nnuulcrahe o! Coughs und Consnmlt'Ons CURED,
which were pronounced acwable by skilt" physicians
LIVER COMPLAINT.
See the cure OF Doc.. Hubbard of Stomora Co"n and
| others,
DYSPEPSIA Sec the q 7. s. Wilcox mer.
chant oi Ahica. Wyoming CO., ~ r., and many more, IN
our Pamphlcts
Nervous Diseases and arrangements
are Cured by B,onss Eaisam without fail
pYSENTERY and SUMMER COMPLAINT
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Most Ilorrid ScrOfulas

that ever has been cured since the world was created
aud this cured by TEN FINES LESS OF lirsnts
Purifier and at LESS CosT, than ever a case haJ A.
revotfins and hopej'ss was cured by TIN TINES As
nucu Sarsaparia. For full particulars, see Pamphlet.
Mr. Ilaskin states that he had been con fined to hn
bed one Year aud was not expected to live senfy -four
hours LONGER when lie commenced using the Purifier
his neck was eaten nearly OFT from ear to cara hole
was eaten Through the W,ndppe-his enr nearly eaten
nnt,he use OF one arm destroy.d-an Ulcer, large
9 mans hand had nearly eaten through his sido- and
there were him i'll all,
Twenty Large, Deep Dischargins uleerS
that the first bois he used, enabled him to get Of Of
has bed where he had been confined twelve months
the second bottle enabled him to get out Of the honss-
the third bottle enabled him 10 yak iwO ues, And that
the of
ONLY TWELVE BOTTLES,
cured all the Ulcers and restored him to hsa'th and
strength that be- able 10 trh and attend 10 but
ness nynin, NJ he had formerly done.
Thi, cure is certified 10 by FOURTEEN REsPgcpABLE
WITNESSES viz: by Doet. THIS. H,N'sms one of the
most respectable Physicians OF Ronc-hy Mr.. 6.
Broom proprietor sud keeper Of the West Rome hots.
by Aessrs. BiSseI Leonard. Wholesale and re,sd
druggists aud bv eArea ofhsr ell rssdsss u
RuRls
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FOR SALE.-A Horse Cart, made &c
order by r. d. lamar. Enquire of
SMILEY KING
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CHOLERA INTANTUM,

CHOLERA INEANTUW1,
are al,vavs cured by this Basani.
THIS BALsAM is the best ohodyne in The word 10
,oolb, and quiet soss freu children to sleep, and cause
them to rest quiety and yet does not contain any
OPIUM IAuD,SuN PAREGoRIc, and therefore, new
or INJURIES affects diseases the brain ns preparations
of ouum do. Weakly Ch,d,sn will become rLEsIiV
urAirHy and HEARTY, and grow rapidly by the use OF
this 5alsam =, ~,
No mother need ever mourn the dea'h of her child
nv Cholera lniinnini. while tecthng, II BRANT'S
put MONARY BALSAM be administered II
should be- for such given il larger than tie or
binary doses
CAUTION.-The genuine Grants .Medicin.-
.re put in square packages, and nonege nuine
without the written signature of NJ. 7. Wallace
4 Co. signed to little note, on the outside o
each bottle, which note reads thus viz:
Us hereby promise. for rdre rec,ircd, TO pnuh
the bearer hereof ONE CENT, on demand. at our
MEDICINE FAcToRv. in The City of Brooklyn, N.
YoRK. Dated at Brooklyn, .april7 I. 1913.
NJ 4. WALLACE & co.
(Sgncd with ,critten signatnre.)
AGENTS NAMES -Doct. !. Wallace, Elkton
P. $. All orders must be directed to Wallace
& Co. No. LOG Broadway, New York.
.7pr n 1919.
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PURIFY! PURIFY!
For LIFE and HEALTH are In the BLQUR

There Is NO. Of ali tho various rs1nadss psrpo<
ing be Purifiers Of the blood that hsgs 70 Sosess
~ usneh Purifying sns hsshay FSiss a.
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This PuR,rIrn is @hony prepared from ysge'oslss
and the most OBSTINATE and long standing diseases
Of the blood without yuking. puryins sckening de-
tltGfing 1t eieanSss, strengthens, tnu'sorates makes
new healthy blood and gives nsO vigo' and nsw !3t "
the whole system.
hUNDR EDS-THOUS SANDS
Have been cured the pas, and present years. OF dsess
es Of the blood by thus PurJier-asd such cures
made too. by the use OF
-Four Times Less Quantity, and at
-Four Times Less Cost,
than such diseases be cued by Sarsaparta any
ether remedy that has been yet offered 10 the public
We wish 1t wero possible to publish to the wsrld Il
MANY THOUSANDS
that are NOW LivINu and enjoying GooD health, who
acknowledge themselves indebted 10 the purifying and
healing efficacy Of Braats flan Purifier. This PyRL
FER cures
THE WORST SCROFULAs,
and oil impure diseases of the blood viz Scald H.sd
Salt Raeum, RhtumattsD, Erup'ous Puppies The Face,
P.Ls B,ies tlce,s, tosnrensss. lercuial Ltssases,
Ltntr Complaint, PJins he hack, Side, and Ltpibs,
Rash Of Biooi 10 The Head etc. etc.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
II is question OF small Importance for the atllot
ed decide, which, Of all the sarsHparias and other
Remedies Il tho
CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIVE.
We eay, Brant's Iadidn Pnidsr is cheaper and more
acknowledgements butte Of It, which can be bought
for One Dollar, contains Four TINES as much medical
efficacy bottle of Sa sapdta which also costs oA6
JoUor Ii We hereafter prove that sdrSapmila Is IS
10, dn. "a ~ would
Ut fuu, dollars bottle because the Purifier contains
suEArER MEDICAL bFFICACY thnn sarsaparilla, then
sarsapura should b. sold at tsenty five cents bottle
to be us cheap the Purifier ut dollar But AS oar
assertion does not prove the greater power and medical
virtues of this Purifier, when compared with the best
sarsaparlts, shall therefore show how much dis.
ease has been cured
BY ONE DOLLARS WORTH.
The first case we state is the which effected
in Mr.. J. b. Hrskin Of Rome Oneida Co, N Y, ard
we risk not any of veracity, wnen say that this
e. ,l A nna at a
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered to the public has
ever been half CERTAIN and cgtciuai in restoring ALL
tie Incidental wrakaesses and snorihs, OF til"
as BRANTs PuLaUHARY BtLsAa. Il makes no diner
ence whether the arrangement be suppression sIcsss,
or other tscidrnei ioeakTs,s-it REGULATES ALL,
by eagfiriae the system rTuatsing the epGsIst'os,
snd SOOTHING and ALLAiiNG NERVOUS lRRITA.
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There not ~ Of al tho various rsznadiss purpo+
ing - be Purifiers Of the blood that hSxss 70 Sosea
~ DsaGh PnrSyil9 end hsshag F&ias
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eY ONE DOLLARS WORTH.

The first case we state 10 the which effected
In Mr. J. b. Hiskin, Of Rome. Oneida Co, N. " ard
we risk not any of our veracy, wnen we say that this
Ia the nnt for and hOptltss Of one VI the
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The Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart

1h,s Baisan hsais and ulcers in the Lungs and
else her. iai,raay certainly and easily as the fuR
pyisa E.rRACr urts and healS ulcers sri,rRoHy 1hS
DlIsAM cures Tae cases Of Cough and CossvnFi,os
OF Tn nlnr all other Inmehies have tsd % do good
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and Chronic Coughs, abundsnly prove its snfa'hns
.ffcacy In such diseases aud its undoubted curative
power, and ssuhng healing properties in the following
cunlplsnts and diseases Spi,ins Of Blood hised.
;ry at the LsHys, Pos the BtsIst and Side Ntghf'
Snsas, Nervous Compioiats, Papilftoa 81 tht Hsrf,
CaaIsra lstaaiur iyssst.ry, and SUMMER CAhpidnS In
lliLlr and 1EriIs-Run A LII
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BOOTS & SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EVER !!

m At the on S1ai, NJ.
A Ricketts, Row, nearly opp
kslte the Washington Hote
49, and door above the office
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CheeSe-Is rather dull of sale at present, partcu-
larly Western, which is held at 7taS cts
RICE-Is rather dull of sale, but is held at the
improvement, S3624 ~ 100 bs as noted in our last.
SEEDS.-There is very little Clover or Timothy
offering and prices only nominal. Flax is taken
in small lots it comes in at 1l54Sl. 6 " bushel.
SPIRITS.-N. f. Rum is steady, but in limit
ed request at 27 cts. Whslfey has been brisk, and
500 brls citv-distilled sold for export at q cts,
Towards the close the market is fmer, and brls
not be had under q J! and hhds q cts. ~ gallon.
SUGARS.-The sales comprise about 40 hhds.
Porto Rico, including cargo of l2O, at 4.5OG $40
" 100 lbs, besides 30 do. from store at 55G54 cts U
b., all limos These operations show an improvement
of Lad ct within the last week ten days; and more
recently there is better feeling in the Market in
duced probably from the known fact that no further
receipts are shortly expected. The arrivals this
week from foreign ports are 1919 hhds and 1900 bags.
The stock on hand consists of about 1000 hhds. and
1000 bxs.
TOBACCO,-The receipts have fallen of over
fifty per cent. since the advent of this month, and
thirty three and third since last weekly report,
as shown by the inspections below. The demand,
however, continues good, with sales of about 800
hhds MARYLAND, and prices for the better qualities
have been maintained with the exception of very
fine Upper Country-this description does not meet
so ready sale nor command good price as it did
some few months since. From two or three OF the
lower counties 100 hhds. of quite hand
some Tobacco have been received this week, for
which full prices have been offered but not sufficient
" high to secure the ownership of it. The trans
actions in Ohio comprise about 200 hhds mostly red
and spangled at a range of to SO u 100 lbs. In
general, prices of saleable Maryland and Ohio are
unchanged but the ordinary qualities will not sell
The inspections for the week have been as follow,
viz: Maryland 916 hhds., and Ohio ia do.-total,
1850 hhds Exported within the same time to for
eign ports 1876 hhds.-nalSing the amount of Mary
land and Ohio leaf exported since Jan. LIST to 9th
inst, as follows
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Danish Consulate,
Nnn, Nnrlr Lima % 1910


New York, June p, 1919.
For the information of Captains of vessels belong
ing to neutral and friendly powers, the following
notice has been given by the Ministry of the Navy,
at Copenhagen, under date of 9th ult
From several of the blockaded ports in the Baltic,
and especially from Stettin every possible attempt
has been made, both through the press and through
emissares to impress upon captains of neutral yes
sells that these ports not efectuaIy blockaded,
and that the captains, therefore, without difficulty,
and in spite of the blockade enter the said ports
with their vessels.
These representations wrong, as those ports
are efectually blockaded; but the Danish cruisers
have hitherto forborn firing Selling neutral
ships, when ordered off from the ports in question:
even when has been quite evident that these ships
were fully of the existence of the blockade, and
only sought by stealth, if possible to take it.
Should neutral ships persist in making such at
tempt it will become necessary to act against them
with all the severity authorised by the law of ma
lions and the regulations of blockade. All captains
of vessels belonging to neutral and friendly powers,
are therefore warned against allowing themselves to
be induced by the enemies Of Denmark, to make such
attempts
A true copy. -
ANDREAS MEINCKE,
Vice Consul,
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E. LARRABEE'S
PATENT PREMIUM NIAGARA
JET SHOWER BATH,
FOR COLD AND WARM WAT.


Patented Jan. 2, 1919.
yuyHIS BATH was awarded the PREMIUM
Il at the FAIR Of the FRANKLIN 1NSTl-
TUTE, Philadelphia, Oct. 1S4S, the only Bath that
ever took premium at that Institution. And was
also awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the FAIR
of the MARYLAND Institute, Baltimore, November,
1S4S. In addition to the above this Bath has re-
ceived the sanction of some OF the most scientific
Patentees, both in Washington and other parts Of
the United States, as being the most perfect Bath
ever offered to the public The perforated tubes
lets are of Galvanized Iron also the guide rods,
which is proof against rust, and each Bath has a
Zinc Bottom this renders the Bath durable, having
no machinery to get out of order, yet being perfect
in all its parts as pronounced by the Committee of
Inspection at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia
1t is the only movable Jet Bath patented, and the
only Shower Bath that is adapted to Warm and
Cold Bathing
A great and important improvement is made i'll
this Shower Bath over all others by throwing the
water Immediately on the body without wetting the
head, unless at the will pleasure of the bather,
by which ladies can have the advantage of bathing
without wetting the head or covering the same
The arrangements are simple and complete, and
iusted to suit any height from a small child to the
talest person. When the door is closed the fixtures
are hid and the outside appearance is that of neat
piece of furniture.
Before purchasing, please call and examine the
most perfect arrangement for Shower Bathing ever
offered to the public.
No. "a S. Calvert street, Baltimore.
Also for sale, Oliver Evans Patent Ventilated
HYDROCARBONS, with Filters attached, the
very best article in je23 tt
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Stock on hand 9th inst, 35 PAL hhds.
WOOL.-The sales for the week have been about
$4,000 lbs, embracing in the parcels $500 unwashed
at 144G Is cts; 1900 do. tub-washed, 22G25; and
5000 do. fleece do. from ! to full-blood, at 25G3O
cts. ~ b., all cash.
FREIGHTS-An American ship has been en-
gagged for Liverpool 2s 3D. for Flour, and ID for
Grain, but there is not much going forward at this
time. An American ship has also been chartered to
load Tobacco for Marseillcs at something 2Os
and another for Bremen at Dos. Phhd. whe Russian
is taking in at It's Cd The freights going forward to
California have been engaged generally at sou U
brl. and 60 cts. " cubic foot West India treights
are dull and there is not much doing Coastwise; and
the little that offers is pretty much all taken by the
regular packets at low rates. There are very few
transient vessels in port.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the drove
Yards last Monday amounted to 500, of which 1856
were purchased by city butchers and the residue Of
164 were driven Eastwardly. Prices were precisely
the same last week, ranging from to 81, gross,
equivalent to 60S7.75 U 100 lbs. net. Live Hogs
are in fair demand for the and prices have
also been steady, the range from to $3.50. There
were about 700 unsold OH Thursday.
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS The rates
on the Railroads communicating between Baltimore
and the West, are without any change.
EXCHANGE.-Transactio in Sterling have
been moderate with little or no change, as seen
below; where we also give the rates OF Continental
and Domestic:
p;le ~, 7 oodon = eO davs & n9 9N IF nrm.
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.Mackeret Fishery, &c.-The sch: Champion,
says the Gloucester Telegraph, arrived at this port
Thursday, from the South, with 20 barrels Mack
erel This is the first fare landed here this season
The Champion reports the catch OF the mackerel by
the fleet this season to be smamany vessels hardly
obtaining any.
The Yarmouth Register says:-The vessels that
have arrived in this vicinity from mackere voyages
have brought in very small fares. The Yarmouth
and Dennis fleets, which have just arrived from
two months cruise have packed out an average
about fifty barrels to each vessel The cod fisher
have made rather better fares though the prices
of fish so low that they will make a poor sea-
son of it, unless there is a rise in the market.
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On the title page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in differ
ent cites-Steamboat and Car resrrlations-Depar-
lures of Foreign Steamers, Packets, sc.