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SOC 39e, $50 SO
Statement exhibiting the value of imports
of foreign merchandise, specie and bull
lion, from July l. 1858, to April l. 1852. s233
Statement exhibiting the value of exports
of specie and bullion, foreign merchan-
disc and domestic produce from July /,
1S5S to April l. 1859. 246 $50 1874
| In the statement of imports, the amount of
SsPece and bullion imported is.......... s541 s62
| In the statement of exports the amount of
specie and bullion exported is. 20 137 275
The London Times of the 22d ult noticing the money
market of the 2lst, says:
The English funds opened this morning depressed
quotations of yesterday, but there subsequently an
improv The first bargains in Conses were at 9a
929 whence there was an advance to 92k partial
lapse then occurred but the final price 92%G92h
The accounts from Germany continue show great e
element but there fresh of Importance and
aely adverse effect is produced since many of the
spectators inclined to fancy it will prove decisive
hasten the negotiations for peace.
The final quotation on the Paris Bourse this evening
was 62f 25c showing another decline of an eighth.
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there no
alteration of Importance from the rates o: last post
About f1l0,0 in gold has arrived from st. Peters
burgh; E25 00I has been taken the bank the re-
mainder has been sold for expectation. About G22O-
900 of gold by the Asia has also been taken for the Con-
tinent.
The large amount of Mexican dollars brought by the
last packet has been sold at G0Sd. per or, showing
decline of I'D. fr the price realized the limited
quantity by the previous steamer. The bar silver
has been disposed of at 62d, which shows reduction
| of I'd.
The London Times notices June of H.
linois Freeland Bonds S54 and do shares and
39h discount New York and Erie Third Mortgage
and Pennsylvania Central Sterling Bonds at SO.
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Lis tof Canal Boats from avre Grace per steamer Ports
mouth, July q, 1882.
Boat Rambler, Captain Gordou--lumber to Cockey Co
Boat Lance, Captain Smth-coal to l.. A. Robins
Boat Thomas GIahame, Captain Cromer-coal A. Rob
ins
Boat Maj James McConkey, Captain Paton-coa to Chas
Gilmore.
Boat Two Boys, Captain Kyle-coal to do
Boat Col John Raymond Captain Wilson-lumber to J
J. Abraham$.
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Steamer Belvidere, keene, City Point Brandt. Jr
Steamer Diamond State, kirwan, District of Columbia
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk
Ship Star of Hope PEARSON, AcapulcoGilmor Meredith
Bark Hadley, Kent, Boson--Iiose f Lyon
Ship David Steward Prentss, Amsterdam-F J.. Brauns
Co.
Schr. Geo. +. Stne, Ricketts,, Norfolk master.
Schr Henry, James, Aldrich Proyidence-Dobbin War
ie d. ~
Schr G. L. Cooch, Robinson, Chesapeake Ciy-Dobbn G
Warfeld
schr springbok Coggin, Boston-Kesey h Gray
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RICHMOND, July Arr bark Foresta, Phladelphia;
York
CHARLESTON. July Arr steamships Marion, New
York: Keystone State, Philadelphia
CID ship Lydia, Liverpool; brig Martha Kendall, Pha-
delphia
SAVANNAH, July 2.-Arr schr Greenland, Phadel-
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Besides first premiums at Fairs Philadelphia, Washing
ton and Richmond
TESTIMONIALS OF FyCELLENGE
PROM
STRAK KOSCH,
and G. SATTER.
so from some of the most eminent Professors and
tea in The country.
WM KNABE & co,
I,3, 5 and NORTH EUTAW STREET.
and 10. 207 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Charles and Light streets,
would respectfully invite the attention of the public their
well assorted stock of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTES,
which, for beauty of niSh power and OF tone
and elasticity of touch, have been. Judges pronounced
Tiyaed Every Piano guaranteed for five years. prvi
lege of exchange granted at time within months,
not entirely satisfactory.
Terms liberal can is respectfully solicited before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Pianos taken in exchange hired, tuned and repaired
aita-tfr VIM. kNABE 4 60.
40 n CE R II S
EVERY EVENING
AT WASHIN GTON HALL,
By the well known
BAL TIMORE SEX TETTE,
Under the direction OF PROF. AHREND
The popular Tenor, Mr KLEIN will sing some of his choc
est pieces every evening
jeGd C. LEUTBECHER
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leG-d C. .LEUTBECHER
EAMES NJ. ANDERSON son,
u ENGRAyERs,
BANK NOTE, STEEL AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING,
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING CARDS, ETC,
Engraved and Printed in the fashionable styles
Corporate and Notaral SEALS Letter Stamps, London
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Rue Envelopes etc e22t
ID uORSUCH,
Il CONVEYANCER AND PROPERTY AGENT
No. 80 ST.. PAUL STREET,
Opposite the Record Office, Baltimore,
Gives particular attention to the examination Of Titles Of
Property Also all kinds OF legal instruments,
such as Deeds, Leases, Mortgages &c.
Also attends to the settlement of estates of deceased
sons. d23-tf
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES,
l59 BALTIMORE STREET.
We are offering Family Machines which
combine improvements found in other machine at the
LOW PRICE
SEVENTY-FIvE DOLLARS.
Our Standard Machines, which universally used bv
the manufacturing radeofthis and the Northern cities,
HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE,
which places them within the reach all persons who hay
ewing to do
OUR MACHINES ARE
THE CHEAPEST OFFERED,
when considered they the only capable doing
every kind of work. from linen bosom leather shoe
Send for copy oI. NJ Singer and Co.'s Gazette contain
ing all information about Sewing Machines
Hemmng Guages of all Sizes and Binding Guages for
every kind Of work. adjusted our Machines
,,o We. BRoDERICK,
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SbIppmg Sntslligfate.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, July 8.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Brig Umpire, Higgins from Boston--ce to W. H. Ohler-
Was ashore Sparrows Point before reported, but got
off uniniured.
Schr ". F. Martin, Walker. North Carolina-shin
giles
Oler.
Schr. Bloomfield, -, from Philadelphia coal to B. s
Benson.
Schr !. Pratt, Wheden, from Boston-mdse to -
Schr J. W Rumsey, Taylor, from Boston-to Heslen d
Rogers ice 10 -.
Schr Maryland, Nelson, from Charlestonhides and ma
val stores to ChaS. Pendergast.
soar VIM Mallory, Marshall, from Pensacola-hooring
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Annexed is a statement of the expenditures of the
United States for the fiscal year ending June 80 1852
elusive Of trust funds and payments of the
public debt:
Civil foreign intercourse and miscellaneous 2 CT
Interior. 4753 972 60
Z3,243,S22
Navy l4Il26l02
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

AMsTERDAM-Ship Ddrid Ste,cdrt.
9l5 hhds tobacco, IA, ,92S slaves.
ACAPULCO, MExIoo-Ship Star of Hope.
1 t.,.r
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je2ltfr ZIG and 2is baltimore street.
zgssssss2sl--szza PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
afSAsxTT-sESs GOLD MEDALS
IL n !! IN THREE SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Institute,
Besides first premiums at Fairs Philadelphia, Washing
ton and Richmond.
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GEN. WAsHINGroN's BEDsTEAD.-We saw to-day,
at Green Bros factory, whittier it had been sent
for repairs (says the Alexandria Sentinel of last
Friday, the bedstead on which Gen. Washington
died. 1t is very plain tester; the foot-posts of
mahogany, without foot-board, and the head-posts
of sycamore, with poplar head-board. The posts
are slight and the rails inserted low. This inter-
esting relic is the property of COL Lee who married
daaRhter of tka late Mr Custis
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FARMERS, TAKE A HINT.

III and 10Th.
California Mail Steamers sail from New York on the
nd 20th Of each month "
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PANORAMA.-The panorama of Washington and
his Generals is now exhibition at the Hall of the
Maryland Institute. On last evening there was a
very respectable audience present Call and see it.
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WORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1859.

HENRY WARD BEECHERs
SERMON
HARPER'S FERRY
ISsURRECTIoS,
DELIVERED IN
PLYMOUTH CHURCH,
LAST SABBATH EVENING.
WILL APPEAR IN THIS WEEKS
INDEPENDENT,
on THURSDAY MORNING.
Thi. msrssble discourse viii probably be lo&ed FOR with
more .aserze.s than ary other before delivered by it.
fined au,hor The Sermon will contain Mr.. BEECHERs
OPINION OF
CAPT. BROWN.
Al.o HIS OPINION oftbe heroi.m Of
GOV. WISE.
Also, HIS OPINION of,he brayeIyof
VIRGINIA.
Al.o, HIS OPINION of,he vigilance oftbe
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
N hi. nsureeOn a. compared with in the Of
FREEDOM IN KANSAS.
A.o HIS VIEWS in regard to any movement which con
templates
INSURRECTION.
Also. HIS VIEWS in regard to the
PROGRESS OF LIBERTY,
STABILITY OF THE UNION.
Also, HIS VIEWS at length in relation to the
SLAVERY QUESTION
The call for each number Of INDEPENDENT containing
NJ BEECHER'S Sermons has been far greater than the
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trevi,ed by the autho making hytwo annually beside other
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The price Of single Of Sermons of not than
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INDEPENDENT would not be less than one dOlu. For
TWO DOLLARS containing 6hytwo Sermons by Mr.
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GEORGE B. CHEEvER HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
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HARPER's FERRY AFFAIR


AN EXTRAORDINARY SERMON.
TIE REV HENRY WARD BEECHER PREACHED, Last
srSp,I EyEyys, sERxoS WHICH, xyKS roR THAT cKLK
rxsIrD NAN Was AN ExrRAoKDISAKr ONE. His rrxr WA
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Cooper Union for the Advancement Of science
public respectfully invited to attend Loo
OF instruction In the cooper
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TvNHE REV. Dh. SMIl IL o hlSlOhi Or
THE CHURCH-CHARLES SCRIBNER (Brooks
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UIST'ORY OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST, in Chronolos
synehroni.tic View Of the Events, Character
ic and Culture Of each Period including the History Of Pol
ity or.hp Literature and Doctrines together with two
Spp.menry Tables the Church in America and an Ap
perdiI conanng the Series Of Councils and
dt sr Bhops &c; Full InjeI by Henry Smith d. D. Pro-
e.or in the Union Seminary Of the City Of New
Yott One VOL folio. Price 500. u
MI. work is attempt to combine the advantages OF Man
nal ard of Tables ts Digest of Church He
to on the basis the best reaes and arranged 70 be
for study and reference The hole History Of the
Cb,;tisn Church ancient medieval and modern, Is divided
,,n 81. General Percds and subdiydrd in Sixteen Tables
Fcb Table occupies four folio with exception Of the th
nd 10Th which extend to hve The headings Of each Table
y, in concie FORM the main points that distinguish the Pc
rod and the Table. ru. -, A.,
burb IN America om its hrst colonization This has never
hf b--p either In Chronological tables or in the
bi,toes Of the Church Here usy also BE- found
~ our eccess and doctrinal controversies and
,ni autobiography Of each denomination.
n General ndeI has than 20 600 references The rASs
,ra,E kas tAs matter o. four large oetdro sou~ss
Ts Chrouoogic. Tables designed to be not merely
49, ~ ,,-,nses bat manual for study and revis~
% ,h, tr.t column In each Table read consecuyey owes
~ outline of Church History under s general aspects and re-
is,iora In the way the columns on Lisisure roy
Dotne and Worship contain CONDENSED history Oh 'n@se
.,h,e4s complete In itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
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