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Shipping antelligenfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, SEPT. 10.

ARRIVED
sseamer Henry L. Cav, Her, from Philadelphia
to J. A. Shriver.
schr James J. Day, Sparrow, from New YOrk-malt to
order.
schr. Charles J. Ford Fountain, from Troy-mdse to
schr Hannah Warwick, Warwick, from Boston-ice
Bark Paladin, Wilson, from New YOrk-hdes, rope &c
Bark Nashua, Lewis from Boston--mdse. to t. Whit
ridge Co.
Brig J. Mcintyre, Mcintyre, from Bath-ice to Kelsey
Gray
Brig Louisa league days from Charlestsn-to elsey
& Gray; cotton and lumber to sundry persons.
Schr. Pearl, Brown, from Boston-mdse to Heslen 4
Rogdts
Schr. Broadfeld Fiske, from BOstOn-copper to H
scfr evergreen Hnkley, from staatsburgh, N. Y
moulding sand to Rose Lyon
AT QUARANTINE
Bark Sylph (Br Rawlings, from Barbados, 21st ut
Molasses Jos. C. Yates Co. Left ships BangdOre,
from Greenock loading molasses Sarah Murch, Emery
from Caao discg: Irma, Nobre from Philadelphia, do
barks Kohinoor, Duncan, from Greenock loading moas
ses Copia from do, with coal; Chrstiana Trimble
ST. stephens, N B. discg.; Antelope, Rhodes for
New Haven, dg. molasses, Damon, Bartlett from Caao
discg brigs Coquette Young from Baltimore just ARID
Gardner Walker Moorhouse from Weymouth, with lum
ber trying the market Antelope. Green, from ST. John
\ b: Princess Hanknson from Weymouth: Mary Budd
Dunbar from do Charlotte -for-. loading molas ~es
Transit Eme from Liverpool ldg molasses at Speghts
town. ,Jno. Harley, Hart. from Cork, do.
Schr d. W. Eldrdge, Ogden, 10 days from Dominica
sugar and fruit to order
steamer henry H. ua"' Aiet' ina"eip'ia-'' A. ohri
| yer.
Ship Admiral, (Brem) Weiting, Bremen-Schaer &
Kohler
Ship Susan E. Howell, Hardesty, Amsterdam-F. L.
| Brauns & Go. ..-.
Bark Amazon Kirwan, Demarara-Thomas Peirce.
Brig Hobart, Hooper, West lndies-R. Il H. r. Tuck
|
Schr NJ Kent, Thompson, Philadelphia. W. Brown
& Son. .-..-..
Schr Lady Whedbee, Caroon, Elizabeth City, n c.
Whedbee & Dickinson.
Schr Edwin, Chapman, Barbadoes-Capron & Co.
n Caledonia, tfager A, C..
SAILED.
schr. Edwin, Chapman, Barbados, in tow of James
Murray - -
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
( Steamship Potomac, French New York, 9th inst
Steamship Atalanta Layfeld, New York, 9th inst.
Bark Kate Oliver, Buenos Ayres July 18th.
/ Schr Golden Rod, Bennett, New Bedford, Sth inst
| Schr j. W. Lindsey, Crowell, Boston, Sth inst
| ...- CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
P-ia. L. IIaSI.a Do landz irst
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La " NT'ELLIGENCE.

Special judge ~ ' ' ~ 'N"''iH'
s Court yesterday, the of Parkhurst ct al Us
InrnI,t ia motion to strike out judgments by
,SS ""SS concluded the motion being sustained,
Gee Ieienuant t ordered to pay the costs
CiIcs I, Ives DISTRICT COURT-Hon. VIM Fell
S' 1uuse NO cases found ready for trial yester-
day The Admiralty docket will be preremptoriIv caIIed
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TROY n. Y. Sept 9.-The Troy University, upon Mount
Ida, overlooking this city formally opened to day
The Inauguration exercises attended by large con
course of people, and highly interesting An ad
dress upon Scholastic Education delivered by Pro
fessor Strong and speeches given by the Rev c.
Robinson, the Rev Dr. McCnck the Hon. Hiram Slocum
and Others About sixty students have already entered
at the University.
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FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 9-oferings on Change
fair but the market very dull and great many sam
pies were withdrawn Sales made of white Wheat
at rs 80 and l35c for fair to good and at 15 100 l2
and l25c. for inferior to good red-l2Sc offered and
refused for some lots very good red. The demand for
Corn fair with sales from of at Soc by
measure Sales reported Change Sc. for white No
yellow offered Rye in good request but the receipts
are ght and quotations are unchanged No sales of Oats
reported
WILMINGTON MARKET September 9-TURPENTINE
Sales this morning of 35 bbs at $500 for virgin, So
for yellow dip, and 81 80 for hard, per go lbs.
SPIRGTS.-NO transactions that we hear of
RoSIN AND TAR.-Nothing doing i'll either article
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Meeting of Railroad Presidents

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 80 p. M.-The Railroad Con-
vention most harmonious thus far but determination
has been arrived at.
large numb of representatives of the Western rail
roads here awaiting anXiousy the action of the Pre-
sidents of the Roads In the event of settlement of
the difficulties, and advance in rates they appear de-
termined to hud Convention at Columbus Tuesday,
for the purpose of increasing their rates.
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PENNSYLVANIA Politics,

HARRISBURG, Pa Sept 9-The Democratic Conferees
of the Sixteenth Congressional District baotted all last
night but failed TO nominate candidate They will meet
again on the 21st inst.
HoLLIDAYsBuRG, Pa, Sept 9.The Republicans of the
Eighteenth District have nominated S. S. Blair Con-
Congress.
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MONTREAL, Sept 9.-The steamer North American, from
Liverpool, Aug %, arrived at Quebec at O'Clock this
evening Her detention caused by fog She has not
been in collision with vessel and there is nothing
wrong with her bowsprit rigging. The private dis
patch that effect to New York the merest
lecture and Such deserving of the strongest reproba
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From Salt Lake.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 10The Salt Lake mail has arrived at
Leavenworth in twenty days route The MormOns
were orderly. The trials for would commence
the arrival of the Associate Judges The Indians
troublesome and Mormon family had been massacred
whilst travelling Southwark. Dr. Forney, the Indian
agent, had been very successful in making treaties.
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State Politics

BINGHAMPToN, n. Y, Sept. 9--Dr. George Burr was
this day elected delegate to the Democratic State Conven
ton.
RoNDouT n. Y, Sept 9-The Ulster delegates to the
Democratic State Convention: District No l. Mr. s s
Hommel; No. 2, Mr., J. C. Hasbrouck; No. g. Mr. E.
Dupey.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

BREMEN-9S5 hhdS. tobacco IA tons bark.
AMsTERDAM-997 hhds. tobbacco ,569 bbls rosn; %,
239 hid. slaves; 3,i44 bbl slaves.
BARnADoEs-6l7 bbls. -four; 295 bush. corn $50 bbls
crackers.
DENEEARA.-23o2 bbs. flour; 200 bbls meal 6S
bags do bushels corn; $50 bushels bran $50 kegs
WEST INpIEs.-6s6 bbs flour; 700 hbls meal; 125
bags do 400 bushels $50 bbs crackers 100
lr.nh hnxn candles
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The Paraguay Eyncditio,,

WASHINGTON, September 10 With view to render
the Paraguay expedition equal to any emergency rop
oson to send out strong force from the army under
advisement Every possible precauton will be taken to
guard against failure ofth objects sought he accom-
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PRICE TWO CENTS

arrested by officers Murray and Hssey charged with riot
ing IN the public house of John Iycof, Schroeder
ana llolins streets They were committed Jail to an
Swer the charge before Court. by Justice Marrow
a co"fed man named Samuel Knight was arrested by
3lnccr peEan@rn on the charge of swindng Catharne
Hinton, also colored SIS He was committed to ia
by Justice Marrow, for further hearing.
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Go-)artnersbip actites.

nISSOLUTION.-The partnership here
-HItoore existing between the Undersigned under the
firm of MANNING X CO. is this day dissolved hv mn
tual consent. JOSEPH c. MANNING having assumed
the debts and liabilities of said firm will contjnue tb
business in his own name.
JOSEPH C. MANNING
WILLIAM s. MANNING.
Baltimore, August 2S 1858 nu8oeo2w
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Ericsson's CaIoric Engine.

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-Thc X. NJ steamship Asia from Iiv-
erpoo via Halifax. is below. and will be at her dock
about midnight. Her mails will be due in New York at
p. NJ tomorrow.
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CINCINNATI Sept 9-The GAINESVILLE Express train on
the Central Ohio Railroad oil the track near this city
to day Several persons badly hurt but none Sc
rously. The train detained seven hours
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k'LREG
POLICE TVTFTTIGEYCE.

The alarm of fire yesterday morning at o'clock, wa
caused ny the burning ota milk house. the toll gat
on the York road Damage trifiing
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CLEVELAND, Sept. "a Fircmen's State Parade was
held mere to day Forty-sev companies took part in
trial of engines, &c
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St. FnuiS Fair.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 9-Yesterday the most interesting
and exciting day Of the Fair thus far
The exhibition in the morning consisted in IA remarkably
fine display Of thorough bred and native cattle the pre-
miums for which divided between the States of Mis-
souri, Illinois Ohio and Kentucky. In the afternoon the
very climax of intense excitement reached by the
display in the amphhcatre, there being large number
of Morgan Black Hawk, and other breeds of roadsters
embracing stations, gedngs and Of all ages and
probably better collection of horses exhibited in
any Fair in the Union Tomorrow morning there will be
exclusive exhibition of Morgan and Black Hawk horses
of which ahnut FORTY the lrrnand.
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In half bbls, three and kegs six cents additional
SEEDS-There has been very little doing in Grass
Seeds Sales Of 100 bushels Coverseed at S 50 measure
for old is held at S575. Timothy has been very dull
and declined, with sales of 100 bus fair So 60
bushels prime at 81 25 The stock of Cloyerseed the
market is fair and quite equal to the demand Timothy
is in heavy supply.
SALT-Saes have been making to a fair extent at IS
cts for Ground Alum afoa l25 cts for Marshas, and
40 cts per sack for Ashtons from store. Turks Island
is selling at 2OG22 cts per bush The imports are 1850
sacks from Liverpool, and $3.50 bush from Turks ISL
and. .
| STARCH.-There has been quite speculative move
week and this with considerable sales at the
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Yellow Fever in New Orleans.

st. THOMAS, c W, Sept. "a destructive fire occurred
this morning. The Mansion House, Albion Hotel, Tcc
graph Office and several other buildings burned
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SCHENECTADY, Sept. 9.-The steamer Nnrin o,io i,s
made several excursions today with nr Mott Professor
Gillespie, Doctor Neter and other scientific rcntIa, on
board, at the full speed allowed by the canal Iavs @ i
was satisfactory ''"'' al" All
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Illinois Politics.

SCHENECTADY, Sept. 9-The yacht Marie Louise of New
1ork with Ericsons caOrc engine is here and eXcteS
great interest.
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The Conventions.

SYRACUSE, Sept l0hThe negotiations of the Republi-
and American Conventions, with view Union re
suited in failure and separate tickets have been nomna
ted tappcars that after conference, and understand
ing that the four offices should be equally divided the
Republicans proceeded to nominate full ticket of their
As matter Of course the American Convention al
made separate nominations
The following is the Republican Ticket; Governor,
Edwin d. Morgan, of New York. Lieutenant Governor,
Robert Campbell, of Steuben Canal Commissioner Hi
Gardner of Niagara State Prison Inspector Ever
est of Clinton.
The American ticket is follows Governor. Lorenzo
Burrows, of Orleans. Lieutenant N S Benton
of Hcrkimer; Canal Commissioner, James r. Thompson of
GenesSee. State Prison Inspector Wm. A. Russell of
Washington.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
BREADSTUFFS

RYE FLoUR.-265 bbls the West Indies 100 bbls to
hontevideo, and 365 bbls. to Halifax, n. S.
WYEAT-57, ,S93. bus. Liverpool 53S bus to Cane
town C. G. H. 1872 bus. to Halifax and IS j55 bus to
Halifax, n. S.
FIOITR JNSPFCTIONS
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Firemen,s STATE Parade,

day rs
New ORLEANS Sept. 9-The deaths from fever ycster-
day 49.
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PEORIA, ILL, Sept. 9The Democratic Convention
uay unanimously nominated Mr. J. W Davidson Con-
gress, from the Fourth District
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
BARBADOES.-Brig Syph;
1}3 hiids mOasSes-Jos. C. Yates II Co;
DoMINICA.-Schr. d. W. Eldridge.
81 bbls sugar Is do lines $4,000 oranges-order.
C0ASTWISE.
New YORK.-Bdrk PdIddin
o. bales MANILA cordage 10 coils do sol salted hides
C NJ. Stewart;
CHARLEsToN.-Brig Louisa.
80 bales cotton.-A. C. Schaefer SO feet lumber
order
B0sTON.-BdrL: Nashua.
80 bbls rnm Wilmington & MOntell IS do mackerel.
R. X. Griffith. so do. mdse-Thomsen Wood & Block
$50 tons pig iron 500 bbls. mackerel.-order.
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BOSTON, Sept. 9-Thc United States brio Dophin fo
this port was off Highland Light at noon to day
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G0utation.

MRS. SAMUEL HARRIS. will com
1v1mence the Fourth Annual Session of her ROARD
iNPTRa, NG ana DA6 SCHOOL, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
application, at CuSHINGS & BAILEY's Book store or
the school corner of Lanvale and McCulloch streets
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
~ SCHOOL OF LETTERS.-The exercises of the AC.
ADEaiC ti oEPARrMENT win be resumed on MONDAY,
ton apply at No. % Mulberry street.
anao otn.t,n,..,. Esy'd, i. DALRYMPLE; D;D;,
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. =
- SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
The Fifty first Session will begin THURSDAY, oc-
tooer 7th' 1855 and end March 1t, 1859.
n R. SMITH NJ D., Principles and Practice of Surgery
W T. A AMEN, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SAMUEL CHEW NJ D., Principles and Practice of Medi-
JOSEPH R0BY, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
G. W. MILTENBERGER, NJ. D., Obstetrics.
CHARLES FRICK, NJ D, Matera Mcdica and Therapeu-
BIB sHIrH " D.. Demonstration of Anatomy
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION is given the Baltimore
infrmary situated near the University, open Ma
trlculates of the School throughout the year
FEES, for the full course 800; Matrculaton fee So
Graduation $50; Practical Anatomy so
GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER,
WYKEHAM SCHOOL-2S2 Madison st.
w. ps.,, Rev,G, Id6G$ TIi0S EICHEY NJ. A.-Rector.
emy, Washington. d. O. Principal.
T. LEsKIE A. M--Profcssor Of Modern Languages
on the FIRST OF OCTOBER The course of studies viii
be comprehensive, including the Modern Languages
Ierms OF instruction moderate For further particulars
enquire of the above containing ali necessary
nf9rmatiGn will be issued in few days, and be had
AT " AIhhS- bookstore. au2Sdtf
TNHE MISSES COALE'S SCHOOL.
45 Mulberry St au2S,tS13
CULPEPPER MILITARY
~ INSTITUTE, VA
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. 1858 For cata.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, Sept 1O.-Flour is heavy-Sales of II 500
bblS-State S4.95td5, Southern S530G540 Wheat is
depressed-Sales of 10000 bushes-Red 1l5G122 cts;
White l25dl45 cts Corn is buoyant-Saes of 1900
buShcls-MiXed 66d74H cts Pork is dull WhiSkcy dull
at * cts Sugar steady at 7ask cts Coffee is steady
at "a dl1E cts, Spirits Turpentne closed firm at 4S(
4S% cts.
New ORLEANS, Sept s-Cotton SITTER, but not quota
bly, higher sales to-day 5000 bales Flour advanced p
cts supcrfnc ST %. Sterling Exchange 109; sight
change on New York q per cent. discount.
New ORLEANS, Sept 9-Cotton-The sales to-day
$500 bales, at very stiff prices; there buyers
than sellers quotations. Sugar steady &c
fully fair Corn quiet at 75c. Coffee firm at advance
of &c; prime 11Ac.
and declined sc. Corn quiet and declined &c Sales
56c Oats steady. Shipments to Buffalo, 1000 bus corn,
10000 bus wheat. Shipments to Oswego 800 bbls flour
Receipt HOO bbls. flour, 900 bus wheat q 900 bus
CHARLESTON, Sept THE sales of the week
have been 1000 bales the market closing advance
! q cts, good middng is quoted 12k (dl2 q cts.
CINCINNATTI, Sept. 9-FOurdull and drooping holders
refuse to submit to any important decline Whiskey is
dull at 2 cts. Wheat dull and cts lower red 95 cts,
ui,i Ito. Ma-S pnrl-
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or the ten millions one hundred and twenty three
sahd dollars in New York seventeen hundred and forty
thousand have been ordered to be sferred
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued General
Regulations; he says, subordinate officers of the
customs can be removed appointed without his pre-
VouS sanction; incompctency neglect of duty be
reported to him for consideration and action. Here
after, in all where parties acgc have claims
for return of duties paid in error Illegal cxactions
otherwise the application must be made direct the
Treasury department by the owner Importer upon the
receipt of which, report of the case when requisite will
be called for, from the Collector and, upon its examin
ton the decision OF the department will be rendered The
Secretary also directs that the value of Sugar imported
from Cuba be aScertaine and appraised without reference
to the packages in which it is contained whether boxes
hogShead and to the value be added the cost of the
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WORCESTER, MASS, Sept. 9.-The second annual Fire
mems muster, held in this City, has been in every respect
successful. To-day observed general holiday
BaI Ks and many closed. The various Fire
Companies assembled. fifty two in number competed for
prizes offered by the Department and citizens Worces-
ter. The playing was perpendicular The first prize,
S400. was taken by the Edmund Hopkins of Woodvie,
$50 feet. The second prize, 5000, by Rescue, Grafton
l62 feet. The third by Pacific of Chcopee 16 feet The
fourth, by Blackstone, of Fanumsville 16l feet. The
fifth $75 by QuensigamOndSo of Shrewsbury, 1G0 feet
The sixth, $50, by Niagara of Lynn, 15S feet.
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, September Snack
ere with arrivals marker still firm prices ad
vanced. sales yesterday at Is Z and go.
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fESTERN PRODUCE.
B 7. Elder,
- COMMISSION HER CHANT.
10 s. Eutaw St, opposite the & o. r. r. Depot.
80 hhds Western Smoked SHOULDERS
40 tierces Sugar-cured Family HAMS;
80 cases Lewis VI. Norton's" Pine Apple CHEESE;
20 hhdS. Western Smoked HAMS. in bags;
100 bbis. WHlSkE1-Old Rye Bourbon, &c; in store
or safe nv tanl9 d&tri-tf b. 7. ELDER.
CAFES.-ROBBER AND FIRE PROOF
bo-LILLIE'S PATENT CHILLED IRON WITH COM
BlNATlCN BANK L0CK.rhe only reliable safe for sale
in this city All other fire proof Safes are made of sheet
iron. fair price will be allowed for them in exchange
C. 5. WILLETT,
jy16-t 1872 Baltimore street.
Holm NJ MANN,
81 MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
PAPER HANGINGS, LINEN IL VENETIAN BLINDS,
PAPER,
PLAIN AND PAINTED STICK BLINDS, &C
No. 26 North Liberty So.
above Fayette, Baltimore.
Having removed from No. As +. Baltimore and fitted
up the above establishment he is prepared Paper
Rooms at the shortest notice. Oil Cloth, Carpetng and
Mating fitted to Upholsering neatly executed.
He is also ready to furnish all articles in his line CHEAP
Err RATES than any other establishment GOLD SHADES
as low as Sl-and all other articles in proportion.
Old Blinds repainted and retrmmed SIS 2mr
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Thc Raiiroa.I NFectinm.

PHTLA ADELPHIA, Sept 10.-Nothng definite has as vet
ansplred respecting the action of the Railroad Presidents
The agreement of the 9TH of Juy has been gone and
mostly agreed to. The main point of difference
tive to the rates for all rail and for rail and water car
riage 1t has been settled to have separate rates where
water carriage forms part of the route
has been taken to allow the Freight Agents
agree upon the rates ifthcy agree and ap-
proved by the Presidents, the main difficulty will over
come final result will be arrived before mid
night, if then. The prospects are however good
satisfactory adjustment, and return to fair rates.
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee Of Arbitration for the month Of September
HUGH JENKINS,
J. HANSON THOMAS, BASIL 7. ELDER,
LATIMER HOFFMAN. FREDERICK FICKEY.
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BULLS HEAD NEW DROVE YARD CATTLE
MARK ET .-PnILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-The offerings of
The market, in consequence, closed dull We quote the
from 81 to $3.50 per loo lbs, principally $3.50
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'"-7 ''V' W IT'NVN ~ II ! z MEN, lNsslstant
HALL OF ST. JOHN,
IL NO 271 MADISON 1TENUE
pOGGS, COTTMAN & co.
- Nos Al and 46 LOMBARD STREET,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES
BALTIMORE

IMPORTERS
WINES, BRANDlES, GIN, SEGARS, &C.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Do Nj ESTlC LlQU IRIS, co ORDIALS, &C.
Cognac Rochelle Brandies, Old Rye Whskey of differ
fale and Dark ent qualities
Holland Gin. German Tonic Bitters
Jamaica Il Santa Cruz Rum Peach,
Scotch and Irish Whskcy. .rry,
Maderl, Sherry, Port Lis Lavender, WI.
bon, Malaga, Champagne Raspberry, Di"i'ies'
and Claret Wines. Blackberry,
Havana IL Principe ScgarS Ginger.
Iy29u Corflias, various qualities.
ID j. b A K f. r.
AZ. IMPORTER AND H1NUFA CTURER or
Y E-W GODS,
AND DEALER
pYE-STUFFS, CHEMICALS, ACIDS.
SAL-sODA, soDA-AsH
BLEACHING POWDERS, GLUE, EMERY, &C,
Used by Woolen, Cotton, Paper Hat and Soap and
Candle Manufacturers, Tanners, Morocco Dressers Ma.
ehinists and Dyers,
No 80 SoUTH CHARLES STREET,
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The Money Circulars by the Asia agree in reporting
Money market substantially unchanged The supply
is abundant as cent The Bank of England re
turns show gain of falO O0O the stock of coin and
bullion. Messrs Barring Brothers say:
American Stocks generally inactive, with the ex-
ception of good demand for United States 6S of 6S
1O5 Maryland Bonds, 5s 93T; Massachusetts, 5s Bonds
l03h; Pennsylvania IS, 7S%M79%; Illinois Central
Shares 29Gg27 discount do. Bonds SOGS Pennsylvania
Central IS, 1st Mortgage, 90G92; Panama Railroad
Bonds 81
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4 University OF MARYLAND.-
- SGhOolI Or LETrERS.-The exercises of the AC.
ADEMlC DEPARTMENT will be resumed on MONDAY
the 18th of SEPTEMBER For information or matricula
ton, apply at No. % Mulberry street
Rev'd. F. \. DALRYMPLE, d. D.,
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MERRILL, THOMAS & co.

ALEXANDER GADDESS, Proprietor,
Steam Marble Works
MERRILL, THOMAS & co.
I'VE Are now opening, at their VIEW WAREHOUSE,
No 239 Baltimore street. Charles, beautiful as.
s0rtment of GUNS, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL, &c,
lately arrived per steamer at New York rendering their
stock of the largest and best selected the country
to which they respectfully invite the attention the
trade. s6-1mr
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MA n U + URER
NO. Is s o TIL STREET.,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-11

M RS. SAMUEL HARRIS, will com
1VAmence the Fourth Annual Session of her BOARD
ING and DAY SCHOOL, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPT EMBER. "
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