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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-20
.W1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

StesnshipsTbomas Swami Ramsey, Baltimore H,B Cron
well Co ASIA 1911 Lot; Liverpool, T.. Cunsrd Chesapeake
Crow-ll, Portland, II. b. Cromwell y Co.
ShipsJss. Guthrie, Pmsn Richmond, J. w Phillips; Re
bec,a Kugist Bremen Muller Kruger John Pyfs, PsmbeT
Glasgow Dunbar & DinOu.
Bark Mary Leblanc Richard, Togo, j. l.. Daley.
bnss-Tme 1871, Robinson, Maitland J. s. Whitney Co
Bnsk (Br) Nkersou Halfax Whitman Bros Abby Ells-
beth Phiuney Bshis J. Dow Co Storm King, Nsn La
yacca McCrsdy Moit Co. Ocesno (Neap yaecund. Lie
bon Lawrrnce Gilss CO.. Henrietta, HUDSON Havana, A.
Mstias; Baltimore. bye, Port Prince, Becker Gayy
schoones-Josep PHI Fish, Biz kmo. Salem w Elweu Go
Laura Jane KstchuIn A-Sands w Bdel; H. JoDss, Gar
non .dar Key j. Ashbash Fear Not (B J. Knowles Eesthe-
ra r. J. Goodwin; n w SmiIh Boyd Charleston McCresdy,
Mott Co Jasper tBrl Kenney Halifax, ii q Donovan
Phillips. Savannah, d. {. Murray hsrsha Chichester Risb
mono C. H. Person. Commerce Daniels Norfolk Not: Bsden
STANDARDIZATION, Foster Baltimore.
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BY telegraph.

sANDf HOOK jay 9, sunset.-One big on.siae he bt,
DNta oGf osks, one big sud snip are a, anchor
the se bound cut No vessels gone 10 .e. oi.y Wild
., iIesh Weather cloudy.
HIGHLANDS, July -, sunse-One brig ps.sur the u 40
sAes Io,ta ~ no other vessels Ia sight. Wild mol-gs:,
'F,l : Neei her very thick Ou>ce
bOsIoN July BAR steamer WIN. jenkins. Haie,t Bsl
thi9tr; Dfis Samuel William, bain-s M-ssna
fhiLADELPitA, July l9-Au. bng, TDerius, C.enf.s
NE Moore. Turks lsand
NOhf ok, July l8-The schr. VIM II. Rlan, Of Z ~
ia a. nss De- gotten on aid arrived here to day ahng
,,'hhhLsSION, July l9.-U. s. mail steamer Mas. -,
nf isou New York arrived here al 10 o'clock IN
tyoHoayD.
ST JOHN ~ g. July le-Spoken July IS a,. A. lon. - -
snp 1an.. feo, fr IN Newport 20 YORK, with ffe to-
YARD hssee and rbb0sua csSs<S swsy.
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aIbnny Live stock Market.
lR-n..,-l b, II. Y. y. TRInlNr I

fRrfa ". 4.
WEST ALBANY, July IS 49,
Cunt a'rse, Is very as tn. a., .'.. ne o:l re-rs
uunbrrs sto htad wilh iaeHde; :" held owe, roc AZ
h.rs Suchss aey would proeael, pave done
~ 90 /, 81 70 .sy 20 vii BE- taken Eas ard ~
b. rai.d hsr~ head bius taken or sa.,osa spnns. -.
,yr ou, 80 r Srs YORK and hou prr.en, .sp.srs- "a
30 Of vii o. bid oete IN pasture same as AT ~
Eyslepd at. holder. had . submit decline Of .e
i've ~sish The quality OF the Beef this barsiy
to Tn rp Sa. s,.'e. rbed ca,,e hi. ~c~t oA -,
Kentucky, Egg -Yo,, 765 illinois S Indiana 20 Ca.
Tss ta,,, SER distributed throu,h the dGer.u yard. br
fellows: Nor's, 80 Hunters. SIS, G,lup'. 6.a
No, rev. 20 Curt. Ware. is W sealSs. 49, S.
Cob lo5 Robins H.s, % W. H. Andrews IS; Nsxioa,
60 John Flooe Al and Micah White 30 For Prsvideo.. :
+ Cous,oss no May D. Several ,rqA .ot, 80 10 Spus.
deld, worcester aud adl .ceu, village.
We quo;" price. thi. srei; SUPERIOR So 4e Fir.; quality
Sc ssi-.-Tnus fs sales hunted continued us,ly
the middps and inferior srsde. We the folIo~
mated 20 weigh l5)b. Dlisna. p SAFE - ID
less than &c g 10, sellers e.'igsr Putnam 81 bsss .os
pnce eqis 10 sc 9 70 live weight RoOer.,
superior Keptuc.y ayessns lao u each ST here ws.s..
three or1vy. here better thsn ms bunch Caldwell
- good Indiana eS each this lot averaged lo p.
qualify said 10 weigh 90 H. 800 2 head; this o rar
=. hssS psh. n" ba,e1 ..d be could no: b., ,SsS
s;sers a, home ST t65 e.oE J ". Jlor - god s..s
iirht State .. b, average aei.s, D. cr.is,
Canadians at $50 nes6 aversge 1--we weight rs 10 Rssbsa
Csp-leI Of Spencef Mas TOOK u Aels state A. time ovos
Sc y 10. hive weight
SHEEP AND LsNRs-As will be noticed BY reerei
OF receipts ,ia railroad the arrivals
larger then for the ssi year There al
20 cad last week this doubt helped 20 sEfe
the number in today aud prices have faeu nearly
much they hsd improved la; week former Or
dealers here have hardly entered the market fairly n they
nearly oero the pat dsya We
hope in sb have report purchases h~ hy
thousands in former years instead of hundreds sesrls
Sw.eny ook 10 rs 81 = head % az So o. and ~ La hs
50 So Capt Rodge McGraw took ~ At IS S. 92 a. 81 ~
goo IS 62 ls - So Making total Of as head
OF s. II y htsd.
HoGs-Ony small lc's have arrived This week. They
SOLD and quote nomI ally 5d5c fer Stores md
Slilers. and 666tc for com Hogs.
The following statement shows the receipts via the NswYok
Central Railroad.
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the nreyiOus week
Tie Cincinnatt Ga.ette says

The Cincinnati Gd-cfie says:
The late failure of Chamberlain & Co. of Cleveland
i causing good deal Of trouble IN Northern ono
Several failures have already been announced as the
result of that disaster and The P.qud Register an
nonrces another suspension az Crbana, rs follows:
eve learn from citizen of Urbana that the produce
and commission house Of Mnsgrove, Wiley ~ WINS
low fsllei last Saturday. The Liabilities of the hrm
are supposed to amount 10 SljD,OO0-falure entire.
Tie house is said have ndorssd largely for the rn
of Chamberlain Il Co IN the same business, IA. Cleve
land, which also failed The assets are sad 10 Dc
sufficient TO pay all liabilities
The Cincinnati Enquirer says;
A case was Yesterday tried in the Superior Court in
which Wm H. Aspnwsl and others were plaintiffs,
aud the City Of Cincinnati defendant. The seton was
brought by the plaintiffs 10 recover balance OF S2l,Ooo
OF the bonds the city, with interest," which, 1t was
claimed, were originally to have been issued to tne
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company.
Judge Ghoson gave Judgment Tor the plaintiffs and,
in doing so, decided that the city had power to con-
tract for the issue of the bonds for the purchase OF me
wharf property and also the right 10 release It's right
OF set-of against the company, as It had IN THIS IN
stance Consideration of the completion by the PLAIN
tis OF the ROAD. Aso that the city had received the
kind of title of wharf property winch the orignai con
tract called for. The Court therefore, gave Judgment
for $4,000, with back interest, deductng thereiro n
the price of small strip of land condemned and paid
for. The balance of interest amounts Ia about OOO
1t is rumored, says The Washington Examiner,
that party Of New-York gentlemen are endeavoring
to obtain possession OF the Hempheld Railroad, with
the intention Of finishing it to Greensburg We learn
that negotiations now In progress III Wheeling
with this end III view.
The receipts at Underwater Of Flour, Wheat Corn
and Barley for the second week in July, in 1859 and
1858, by the New-York Canals, have been as follows:
Flour. bbls. Wheat. BUSH Conn., bush. Barley bush
1859 ......... 1900 3l1O III 80 500
1883 ......... 6DGoo 280,7UO 1880 80 0
Deg 1880 Inc. $500 Go
The aggregates Of the receipts of the above arti-
cles so far for the years 1859 and 1888 have BEEN
Flour bbi,. Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. Barley bush
1859 .........luo1uO fo,iO JI 10 lFlIOO
1855 .........6y9,j0 500 3803eO l,296gO 1913 go
Decrease ..442GO9 3,5l7 800 2SslOo 1880
By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity of
the latter left al tdewater this year, compared with
the corresponding period of last year. shows falling
off of OLE, 800 bbls Flour.
The receipts at tide-water Of the principal articles
of produce from the opening of the Canals to and in
Gliding the 18th inst. have been follows.
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In steamship riei from Southampton and Hlr,e-E kil
ierx Bensfe and Rchsd rnomas j. Richards Mad
McQme DIR. Cepkgy aud lady H. Dcenne aud lady, p A.
Rodop0o I'd AntenisseD, c. Greppno W. G. Stamp, b.
We'll child A. Well EGhmaun, o. +. Olson Chas. bsck
d samuel Mss N,sere, Miss Loeb, Mrs Neen and hnily
Mr.. Lecbtx Mr. Wellington
In the ship dHdsoH from london and PortsmovhEhsA T.
Aiku, Cncinns tsnois f. Morris, Paris Edward Johnson
London.
liz the sh,p Tc,oyy from Lirerpool-Mu Ainswor,h
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VHfrTON-On Tussasy. morning, JAY le II ehoess
.pu pssnte Bsshr yoopess ehiA II Bossso T. ~ Lar,
w.; a ss~d n'cDfbs ana a d2yA
wHfTE-s this ci.y suddenly Tuesday JAY H. 81
Of the bfsia Peuy WIRE, IN me +th year Of ass
Can Inc E~sDor. We Of the John o. Winter 7ss
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CITY COMMON CoUNcIL.-The regular
weekly meeting Of the Jersey City Common Council
was held last evening at the Lyceum, the President,
Mr.. VAS VoRsT, in the Chair.
A communication was received from quite large
number of citzenS, asking that the dissertation of
the Sabbath" by the running Of the Newark omn-
buses through the city Sundays, be put stop to-
Mr. BRows contended that the Common Council
had no power to prevent omnibuses carriages from
passing through the city, and moved to lay the COM
munication on the table. The motion did not prevail
and the communication was referred to the Committee
on Laws and Ordinances.
joins MASSEY sent in bill " for nursing child, y
which was referred to the Finance Committee.
Ltcenses-The following named persons were Ii
censed 10 keep inns aud taverns
Michael Carrigan Third Ward; VIM Green FRS. Ward
Dalton First WaId John j. Warner, Hudson House
Geo Miller First Ward.
The Committee on Licenses reported in favor OF
granting licenses to quite large number OF persons,
but Mi Hardenbergh having changed his vote, the
Board stood tie, and the matter was further post
poned. ,,.
The Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings
reported plsn and specifications for the erection OF
public school house in the Third Ward. Quite mum
Der of bids for erecting the same were opened and
referred to the Committee, with power TO enter into
contract with the lowest bidder.
A resolution adopted approprating 500 Tor re-
pairs of the house Of Americas Hook and Ladder
Company
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eaI bu oil Ro.ts,-2lsj bbl. Fl,pr, u 20 A'hss ~ &c.
,pb,sy les do Provisions, COL do. Con Meal 4,sotssh.
Os., :. i2l Dc. Wheat.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun-Res... 44j Ssts........ 7:H Moop-Rises .lo02
Sandy Hook l0:59 Gov Island ..ll0s Heb Gate. ...R -
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OpD-FEILows' ELEcTIoS-The following named
gentlemen have been elected officers of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows OF the State OF New Jersey:
Grand Master joseph LIMB, Burliugon Deputy Grand
Master Jouahai Clifford Cape May Grand Warden james
Grsud SECRETARY, Jno H. Phillips, Mercer Grand
Treasurer Rescarrck 81 Smith, Mercer Representative 10
United States Grand Ledge George W. Cassidy, Hudson.
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HOMICIDE AT NEwARS.-ienry Houck, a German
aged 81 years, died al Newark Monday, OF inf am.
m stion caused by kick by man in his employ named
John Lantz on the 4,h inst, who has been arrested
and committed to Jail the rendition of the verdict of
the Coroners Jury The difficulty occurred in refer.
ence to settlement fl wages during which deceased
used very offensive language toward the wife OF Lantz
and caused him to commit the fatal assault.
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We make the following extract fr II Edward Bls
Flour and Grain Circular Of July ~
EXPORT Of Breadsigts % Great Britain and Ireland from
lat September, 1888.
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IT, about period, 1870 u.s. 78 5gli 5su76 63i2 65O
To tie Continent Dbl. bush. b1.h. ba,h
From Ng~rfoFk TO July 5, 30 5925 1871 ....
From other % latest date. 1895 600 s75
The Rome Sentinel has tue following:
The regular quarterly meeting of the Board Of
Directors Of the Bank Of the State OF Indiana, was
neld al Indianapolis last week, aud adjourned on
Wednesday. resolution adopted, adnerlng 10
ine pOhcy previously announced regarding Illinois AMI
Wisconsin currency. The brsnchee will therefore con-
tlLue TO ueat the paper uncuTent IL was also re-
solved 10 throw out the notes OF Missouri Branch
banks As regards the proposed Clearing House, the
Board deemed it inexpedent b take any action 1T
present.. The following branches declared SEM.
annual dividend Of q cent, VIZ: indianapolis, R.ch.
moLd Luxembourg, Madison, New Albany Evans
vile, Nlncepnes, Bedford, Tere Haute, Lafayette,
Loganspor, South Bend, Lima, Fort Wayne, Mlncie,
branches show reduction within the quarter, OF near
thiee-q quarters Of million, In the aggregate
The PousriL Miners Journal Of the 10th says:
There j. strong feeling smong our operators
acars the aivsLce of tolls etc.. on the lst Of July.
The duilest mouth OF the year by Transporting
companies. IL "a fortunate that freights 20 the East
have receied, otherwise there would naye been almost
total stoppsge of the trade. As il H. many colienes
are stopped Or Only partially worked AZ expense u
TIE operator, and Il Il extremely doubtful whether the
companies would not have derived more tJls az tae
Oh raies DUNG the month vi July than they vii the
edvanced rates.
Tie idea Of sdyaucil- tolls in the dllle.t month o.
tue year At tie request If rival cJmpauies wnO It i
wei known, had made sale, u cary them thrOuy
ths dreaied month a. the lower rates, tnus giving
Them The advantage oI The market again wnicl they
have hAd -!nce tn opeli 0f,h- trade n. destroyed
VouH'ei'e 10 slrA on eA'ent IN tie management Of
These ;tu- po!ang companies ia tAs region taac many
81 car citizens are preparing to le4vs tae cJan,y ani
locate elsewhere. >IfI is The state of feeling 4. #
a. VusE vas haee 10 oysr Few roG!e u Neg ofk.
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S9toeofcf eOif-fV''V
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week corrected for from
the rates current al tie banking Office of Messrs.
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Diatr0s an0 Mlusit.

~ - - F. D. BENTEEN,
&zAsaHf74sfe5 SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
III Ii ~ II III
NuNN'S x CLARK'S PIANO FORTES.
Wareroom No 10 North Charles street and Fayete
constantly receiving supplies ofNUNNS& CLARK'S
SUPERIOR PIAN0-FORTES.
From the subscribers long experience in dealing with
and beng perfectly familiar with all the celebrated
makers OF iaos he is determined to retain the Agency
only of NUNN'S Il CLARK'S PIANOS, being fully salts
ned by his own experience and that of Others that they
the best and most perfect Pianos before the public, in
tone, touch, workmanship, durability keeping in tune and
not breaking strings, and the fact being daily widely
known to all disinerested persons
~ Pianos exchanged, for rent, tuned and repaired
MElODE0NS from $45 to 5000
ORGAN HARMONIOUS 5000 To go
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gnMbfr.

I UMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES.
Il The subscribers have hand large assortment of
LUMBER suitable for builders Purchasers invited
examine Lumber before buying. Apply at ward 1872
Light street wharf, of Euaw and German
a23i BURNS y SLOAN.
T UMB Der.
~ We call the attention Of our friends and others to our
~ WEST FALLS AVENUE
Just received large lot of Al WHITE PINE and CTES-
NUT FENCING low i for cash s,t l;,,.o =,
WHITE PINE BUILDING MATERIAL,
SHINGLES, LATHS,
Farmers and Others would do well to call and examine
our stock before they purchase
asst EDWARD TURNER &c co
WILLIAMS. CROSS,
w l. MBER, STAVE.AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
n. L. corner L. Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait,
Willattend to selling all kinds Lumber, Stayes Shocks
GRAIN &e' and fill orders for same.
Messrs Magrw Rooms, Agents Pa Central RR Co bait
NJ. 7. kimball, ESD, Baltimore.
Re C. Springer ngsT,I Esg Custom House, Baltimore
Fenby Asbury, Philadelphia, Pa
) W. Miller, Esq, Burlington, Pa. mh7f
T UMBER, SHINGLES,
IL HEMLOCK RAILS, ETC
ss !5?Ssa 'P HE t2f RS s If S9E Fs3'f
100000 Heart and Sap
others Ais every variety of Building Material ali of which
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN CO.,
West side of Union Dock,
ap7-n adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wharf
I UMBER OR WHEELWRIGHTS.
JOS. THOMAS / son,
1eiT-u Park and CLAW streets
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Sbippima SntsIligsnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, September .,

ARRIVED
Steamer joseph Whitney, Howes 60 hours from Boston
steamer John shriver, Dennis from Phiadelphiam
BARK a Lucy Ann, Garrgan from Newport R. Ito Nor
BTg peetGr from Barbados via M3nges sa Is
brig Lzab apa By b 1eRGrs 10
, Schr' Rescue, Bacon from New York-ndse to Rose
Sshr, Nightingale Bangs, from Gardner Me-icc to T.
schr. Charm Baker from POrtland-headng to T. W o.
schr Amelia, Citizens from Newark, N J.-cement and
plaster Carr, Giesc 4 Co r. ri,s
Schr Susan, Br) Lang from Halax-ish to Jas Corner
schr H Abbott Smith Sr from N Warsham Rose Ly
schr Sea With, Smith, from New York-mdse to Rose 4
Schr Lath Rich, Carlton, from savannah-lumber and
sehr. seaGul, Rowland, from Providence-mdse to s.
schr, b Metcalf Bnron from Proviaence-mdse to
to f 2pS Tacas MooF fsEs% days s.
Spoke lth inst lat 80 81 lon II 81 brig II G. Berry from
SShr l. sturges, Norris, days from Boston-mdse to
scbr 66Sger aoT Rru up by Ioness
shingles to Whedbee & Dickinson.
CLEARED.
Steamer Belvdere; Keene, Richmond. Brandt, Jr.
Brig Lady of the Lake, (Br) Newman West indies-J c.
sShr George Arther, (Br) DOrrtee, Nassau, N P-F
schr Flora King TrewOrgy, Bangor-Kelsey & Gray
schr Ocean Bird, Gibbs New Bedford-Saml Phillips 4
20.
&Co.
schr Sarah NJ Kent Thompson, Phiadelphia-John W.
schr J. J. Barri Partridge Georgetown, D. C-P NAL
com 4 Co
schr. Summerfeld, Barnes, Petersburg-P Malcolm &
Schr Tecumseh, Thompson, North Observation-Disclosures &
Dickinson. -
SAILED
Bark VIM Henry, Young, New Orleans in tow of steam
tug Iioness. " - ~
Brig MpseOvado Br Thurston Dcmarara, in tow of the
steamtuc Tigress " " " ~
tug Hector. " ~" " "
Brig Union State, FOxwell, Wilmington N c., in tow o.
steamtug Haswell - " -" -
ketch President Benson, Champion, Monrova W c. A
Schr Flora King, Treworgy, Bangor
Schr. Ocean Bird, Gibbs, New Bedford
Schr White Foam Miken, Providence, in tow of steam
tug HasweI. " -
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
steamship Patapsco Ramsey, Charleston eth instPei
Ship Jane Henderson, Gait, Helveot, 10th inst
Ship White Falcon, Drummond Marseilles, 9th inst.
Ship Herald Drisco Cork, 9th inst
ship Challenger, Oadgan, Cork, 10th inst.
Ship Admiral, Blii1ens. Havre, 10th inst
snip Ann Il. Hooper, Hooper, Havre, 10th inst
Ship 0swego, Stevens, Mobile, 2Ist inst
Schr Elizabeth b. Bearse New Bedford, oath inst.
CHEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Schr VI. A Shropshire Shropshire, Philadelphia, Goth st
Schr Clara Belle, Parker, Richmond. oath inst
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81 For FREDERICKSBURG. VA.

E~sl[%-A FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
ssa1zzssslsz=-Sz Tie steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n Fair
the season, between " 'N"'''' 'i'PH -
a., NJ, ,I BBAtILTlM0RE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
1h FDA1 March lth 1859, leaving Baltimore on tina
gay az clock NJ, from Eer berth, Light street wharf
oO OF Barre land each succeeding Friday thereafter at the
same nG@r arryng in fredericksburg next day evening
Durg every tuesday morning, o'clock, after the arrival
tefe OF the night train of from the North
arrive m Baltimore early Wednesday morning
The ~ lrglnian will stop at all Of her usual landings On
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, going and returning and i'm sddi.
sengerS 7''' "'" poo
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
the hihdlng ana slowing of goods thereby preventing
breakage and other accidents. - 1'''S
she is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
anu etS winch renders hef of the most pleasant ana
comfortable boats for passengers the Chesapeac Eav
mas been thoroughly oyerhaucd and repaired during tie
past winter, and furnished with NEW BOILER thcrehv
greatly increasing her speed.
Ss Freight Of all kinds taken at very nojprate rates IN,
and Friday up to o'clock. ''
~ Freight landed on the river must he prepaid
"oodS from other lines, destined for FreeriCsldirr al
points ON the river will be promptly received by the
IN baltimore charges paid, ard forwarded with tegpatc
tram from the River received and delivered Der bgS
For further information apply on board, or to
CAPRON " GWYNN, Agents
. No. II South street, Baltimore
L,,,, u SLAUGHTER, President
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RaiI 8Oa0s.
Gkl IN FOR THE

40 30 I'd E555szs FOR THE
IN o5 a BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
lows: ''' 'he trains win run as ir''
Leave Camden Station Baltmore-Mail (exoept spndo,,
AZ ~ a. S hS daily at 05 p NJ for III PA RTS On
lie The VEL, SOqgIhWEsT AND NORTH WEST Roth
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
between BiltlInOre ana fed1nont take the % NJ trap
between Cumberland and Wheeling DIV ving o,ar 9 T
Grafton and Parkersburg take the 4O5 NJ train from raj
timoTe ''i' mum i'o'
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves BaItimora ,,spu
and from Frederick at $50 A. ". AZ ''i' "
THE ELLICOTT,S MILLS TRAIN leaves BaIti,,or, .. : -,
A. NJ, and 44OP NJ, and Ellieotts Mills at 7f5 at @
Gle " Nv 'h'
FROM THE RELAY HOUSE (besides the regular troi,s,
there will be special train at 80 ~, for Baltimore
FOR WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 70 and 7.45 A. NJ and and 81 p
NJ On Sundays at 40 A. NJ only Leaves Washing ton IN
Baltimore at 440 and $50 A. NJ, and % and p b Or
sundays at 2O r NJ only The second and fourth train.
iourt trans from Baltimore and Washington connect w.a
For tickets Of every kind, informaon &c apply TO J
ENGiAND' Agent or at the Ticket Office Camden station
w. p. SMITH,
:, ,,J,.-, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent s27tf
La c. WESTERN
-gSsE-ss| MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN To OWINGS, MILLS
On and after the 18th of August the GAYS w 1aav
pIdtoh Or pWngS Mills at $50 A. NJ, and p NJ Re
turning leave owing's Mills at 6 and III A. H. and 445
NJ BeehS m tran2 on the Northern Central Railway al
the Relay House. Round trip tickets for The RnIt;I1
Camp, 60 cents " ''e D"i'iin0ie
&tu IRWIN 4 TAYLOR.
IafI - FOR THE
NIAGARA FALLS MIL
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-28
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M KEITH, JR., & SON,
1F1. - - COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% SOUTH CHARLES STREET. Baltimore
OHer for sale at lowest market rates
Best Eastern Cut Nails
Naylor and Marshais Cast and Shear Steel;
Oliver Ames Sons Shovels and Spades
N: Rowland Co.'s ShOvels and Spades
kimbals Patent ShOves and Spades;
Y. Keith Jr., Co.'S Tacks and Finishing Nails;
Sheble, Lawson & Fishers Forks;
American Butt Co.'S Hinges and Sad Irons
Mann's and ii. Collins Axes.
W d Il. Douglas Pumps and RAMS
Pump CurbS, Fixtures and Chain
Hollow ware, Castings and Tea Kettles;
Hoop Iron, Coffee Mills, Axle Pules;
Faucets, MoassCs Gates, Cow Bells, &C, &c, &c l-3m
NEW II RD W AREAND HOUSE
In FURNISHING STORE.
ANDREW REUTER- Il SONS,
No. IS W BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Gay SITS.
Our stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
kerS RAZORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions, Taiors
Shears of every size French Cooks Carving Knives
Corkscrews and Champagne Nippers; PLATED and BRI-
TANNl WARE, such Forks Spoons, Tea Sets, Pitchers
Casters Coffee Us, Lamps and Candlcsticks Also, fine
stock Of PI.ANISHED TIN WARE, the celebrated OLD
d. MlNION COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de-
scrptons Ice Cream and Jelly MOULDS> Fancy Japanned
Bird Cages, Tea Cannstes Brushes Fancy Busters and
many other articles too numerous to mention. Also
Tools, GUNS, &c.
The prices and quality Goods will be found equal to any
IN the city, and the patronage of the public is respectfully