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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-21

CLEARED
Steamship Glasgow Br' Thompson Queenstown and Liver
steamship Futon wottOn Southampton and HavrsN and
s,esuship (Br, Browniess Nassau. MP and Hs.
, Ship Cumberland Merrill IAverpool-Nesnith g. Sons
Ship sop % sSe 9ra,u sons
ship I Borart, coailla,d, Hsvre-Boya ilncsen:
5 Hsr,csS so SsT DenI
Bark Mary Lucreta, Gbbr Rochelle mold rournaire
F Fs sa rDs ks0 Henry
Ere Ere G ss%ol sef paeT M%sssn
Eg sIPsI%sni KSssrs aennona.S kngrs ~
ssr Randall landau WAITS Js%sica ''noD
s ssST foG, THsss TS ar Iisr; .s slsa'AfT
schr Pearl wes,eryen Brszos-r a N Smith a Co.
schr N Hawkins, Stafford, Charies,on-NcCready, Mott
schr s c Jones. Beden Norion.
Schr Frances Enore smith Batimore-Merri i Abbott
Steamer Kennebec, Johnson Philadelphia
ARRIVED
Steamship Africa tBr) shannou Liverpool July Queens
S Ss @ A s and J rSn vs s a d
Tor Liverpool 18Th $50 miles Sandy Hook, passed
steamship ilOraa Sroxen savannah with laase and
smsp % aaser hence oS %
Atsecum, sisnazed steamship Huntsville, hence for sa
steamship ss.sys Murray wit, s %dss 80
miles, HoePas srnaseS steamship J.mes Adssr hence
Tor ssei1n : ah Ian AN lat Lon sgss1ea
bark showing signal with white field, red border
steamship Monticello Morley alexandria, Sc hours with
mdse and passengers, TO II b Cromwell 10.
steamship Locust ro. French Baltimore &c, with mass
steamshR Patapsco YAH Portland with mdse and passen
hsR sGso e asa rsr March
ship pswolf Br Of S, john NIB bradshaw, Liverpool
steamship Adriai and Glasgow. hence bound f.
ks,k Express sundberg HAyans IL days with to
v King Anchored Lower
Bark KanAwha, Niles, Greenport, days. In ballast, to
&C. % vs,sSis Reyna as q lon II s. spoke
os s en @ Hayes Ss0c 70, aas a.v
seh Mobile oSe svnDs Il days with sugar. TO Terry
-hr Herndop. Gnskill Washington, Nc, days.
s sss S NJ. i Eri1S. o Sss'1r DAYS.
s scsr rsste f srs s. ~. Calais days
, schr iiie h BaSbtI Dieh,on for faushtsepae.
schr DESCRIPTION NTH Providence. days
sshr poeslss ssaaisrs ProSiasncs Or Port Even
sehr Sea Mark MARX Johns ON New tonoa days
schr Miller, Miller Portland. days.
scbr Almira Haskell Rondoui for Boston
Steamer Ann Elz.. Robinson. PhiladelpSis
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, Philadelphia.
Steamer Heart Shell, Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican Aldrch Providence
Steamer twpray. kenney. Providence
RrrrRSrpNearo brig DAVID Caroline Cacace for Bris
toll the 18th inst on Fire Island into by
schr dong her considerable damage shr
howsprt had started aud leaking freely The
pier "a kR.
per, is probably che Dewoh, sncc arrived
SAILED
Steamship Golden Fleece tBrl. Galway.
Wind a, sunse, s. hight
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The Railway Convention has adjourned, and
meeting Of the four trunk roads and the Grand Trunk
Of Canada will be held at Saratoga Springs, July27,
to adjust rates of freight for the coming season.
Upon passenger rates there Is perfect harmony and
good understanding will be had about freights.
The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, for the second week in July,
1853, were s26,9ll 81; same week in 1860, $33 5ll
6s. Increase, 81 ,C29 "a.
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THE nay GOODS TRADE.

The following ia "A comparative statement of the i'm
ports foreign dry goods New York for week and
since January L.
Pr the tyek. 1858. 1859 1850.
Etd at the port. 81 697 800 1885, 40 3,5oS 1852
thrown on muket... 1,91s,424 47l5,595 3,A75,4SS
Since JoppdTy l.
Enid at the port. .6S3 1852 Q56 60 521 Dos
Thrown on market 80 Els 994 SO, 9525A e0160 4s6
The entries VI dry goods y, ths port well as the
thrown upon the market, less than those
tie period IN 1852 ont In excess Of those for
1853 The aggregates since the LIST ot January last
st b low th,se OF last but In Of those
1855 OF the value OF goods entered for amp
zion, woollens amounted to l,491 029, cotton u
k33O,015, silk TO 81 055 $40, hax To tS4 $40,
miscellaneous 10 $26l oG3 Total % ,222 543 The
lrHexed table the classification value Of the
goods entered warehoused withdrawn and thrown upon
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CITY CuM,IERCIAL REPORT.

AsHys Sales e 70 bbr. pots were made Al 5.c ana
Is ibis pearls lt SIC.
,s.-ilour-Thc European pe~p BY the Teuio
Ma haa depressing caest upon the market especially
Tor common state aid Western. and With moderate de-
rand frorn the domestic and export trade prcos fell on
about &c 1oc per bb The tle footed up abort IA eco
1000 hbs, cicslns within the range VI the foor,ag
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skhl- INA 81, nknt weatner clear
ssh s,ssmssie Golden Fleece for galway, oiesrsa
Il: .Ss bar at go AN Wind s. no''''e' w'.''f hay OF
Miscellaneous.
Nor accounted the destruction steamship Pennsylvania
by Gre a, Norfolk, see telegraph columns
The British steamship Golden Fleece Capt Campbell sailed
yesterday for st chns NF. and Galway.
We are indebted to II mps,cad. Fsl Of steamship Flo
rids, from Savannah for full files of papers
Tue Island sorsRERoTnc ship Eastern STAR Capt Ken.
arrived a, Alexandria. Va eh Inst cro
the gusno Island with 1850 by reference propes
place below will be list Of that land on the
ID Inst The steady Increase Of vessels loading there
'asy .1aaosdinary and tells well for ,he snerpTise
sIsr. & whe about ore wesE from port hs .prsns
ny leave them To- n,rs than foar mnues ,ms Thi
csTtan found the eaf 10 be scmev here under the quar-
rl,sss us d which s,.sSsea %
certain 70 the place The css VS. his was BY he fass
q dc water pss,ng through the opening draw H. which
Owing ,he bark o proceed 6-r voyage Afier ,ss Ia
lhey Kept At me pumps continually They arrived =. new
port at hieh time she hsd Is water in hr The
which he Stopped he eal in the same manner As With
& e he $50 om ss ~ al ,ro ss ssrS 70
q really worthy notice By aaurcai ucr
w sns ns S'S T sv,s which
sou w.h die No~ egsn bark Anne Johanna had Of
Tor neycecte Of s city, cOnser order and proba-
which was ashore on Damerens Marches Chesapeake Ray
Nc- as-s a. "a " inc ~~ !" ateAm'uk and arrived a.
Ne" neuoru I'm.
psssH BRIc rivenl from Pert an Prince for
New York with coffee. 81 Wet caicos "a inst The
vessel ard cargo which consisted baas with de kcep.
cn II 80 bnss saved IN aauascod state, were Lost.
I'm srur u,x,,v. -. a. -. M, =. - a.
ssi II, r., H.. 80 ~ ,snos, ~ pn, INTO ~ hr mas
scaucr Cnians 81 HsvsSr 'an NJ l. a. % ''n u - w
Br StBn rSrrsrRp aksr frgn MORT via Gut vhnk for
ah a. yhs ashore rh q lie ,b I 81 ~sa -,
~ lsih ~ balng pumping her haennr and
her ceiling q ow Maisr and hesna her OF hsh ude She
rslparrny but fic injured. and will be put way
rfepafs
Avrta Nrx frr,.,s,-s,. xxA.. -.
contact viii III bark FIe nishi of AZ. sh "a
slight dauafe IN upper works
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Nft't''I WE bUD
t0 bbls nj 90 s5 ntso- tipcrhne, s. % a As 15 Coz
~ ing wheat extra, ana IS So 81 90 r winter wheat
exS Rye -four WIS steady At quotations With sses OF
lT5 iNpls. Corn meal heavy all salcs I,rnitcd
Wheat ns heavy, with downward Tendency IA prices
whnc ~ vsscticns were moderate The sAlos embraced
about a. No bushc nj 81 az 81 a. for whitc western
81 20 for ~ amber ccnrcd, 81 80 Il 50 Tor now rcd
g.futhcrn Al ~ for -cd N,etsrn, 81 rs for Nvnrxie
cab, 81 % 2ts tor Chicago and me e,rinr sni
W.T. 70 Canada M white Kcrircky a. O. l. Corn was ao
lge rnd rather frner, with falce " O. 600 hushels
chiefly Western m, xed, Al CT &c &C. western rel
low 6ac. eec., a. nd round yellow sac RYE was IN
hm,tod demand ats e@c, sses OF LOCO bushels Of
iarly we're reported DC oat9 were Ia fair demand,
with sales at urcnang vriNS.
roprg The market a. quito firm. with salce OF 400
bag iluscabo a. i4lsc " 90 no, frum second band
ct f4iso a1i and zoo n'ass Java at le'
corTov.TNc compcxiou of nc foreign BOWS impaired
more cshdcnce ~ the market While pr'ors without
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 81 1860

rates being 81 on the Stock Exchange and in
Lombard street. Some suspensions had taken
place in Liverpool; among others the house Of Il. &
A. Conbrough. cotton merchants; but the houses in
question do not seem to have occupied q leading
position.
The last statement Of the Bank Of England shows
the following variations as compared with the pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-21

Messrs. II. Bell, Son & Co. notice and quote the
market for American securities as follows
We have no change % report In the market for Ameri
securities sti continues Dactive and prices are
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Telegraph Marine Reports.

BIaInANI,s yu, 20 No inwa bound vessels In
sight Wind Sc light; weather clear
SANDY BOOK. suly % suu-et- No inward hound Yea
sss In sight Steamship Golden Fleece. for Galway cleared
the bar nj 80 AN Wind \. moderate; weather hay
sltreL
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COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

Comm, G. msnt al Harvard, the Mother
or CoDsyes-Banks, Wtis0n, Everett,
DSus las anu sumner ON she Same Plat
CSr.n for Oscs-Tns DAP TAikers-
Ths Degrees, sc.
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TASTED hou's during which of the washed ora
me cranes and anOhe boat The lls with Der
a h.sos under wnier fos several hours, but
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The late Intelligence from Manchester Continued 10 IA
un.-vorebo The cotton market IN Liverpool however
cyLlhcd more soadiness With moro dong for cxpnrt
probably FOR the north Of Fnrupc Our shipn,epte "a
oresn rors since the III SEPT nbef last stand as FOL-
lows ~
Experts 1880 rsco y,cr....
Great Britain, bser I a26 900 2GlI 900 us 600
tfAhCe..s..s..s....... $1,000 $4,000 l53ODo
90. Dosrcals
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81 40Gl Corn is heavysaes OF as 900 bushels at 8s
G6e cts; white Southern so cts yellow 70 cts Pork
heavy-Mess sl912x@1e 25 Prime s13 25l1l9 So Whis |
key is lower at 21@21K cts. Sugar is dull at 67 cts
Spirits Turpentine steady at 80 x4l cts Rosin is dull
at ssh G45 cts. Rice is steady at Az (d4& cts.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l2Flour is very dull and prices
have declining tendency-sales at $780, quotations are
barely maintained. Wheat is dull-sales of white at
Sl.4OGl As red 35 Corn is dull and prices are
! ct. lower-yeow 69G70 cts Oats are dull at 33d34
cts. Coffee is dull at l4d15% cts. Whiskey is dull at
22@22k cts.
CINCINNATI, Nov 12-FIour is very dull and nominal
Sales trtng at 81 75(dS4S0 Wheat is very dull Whis-
key is firm at l6H Hogs very dull and lower Sales
of 900 at So so for light and $67oGs675 for heavy
Mess Pork has declined. Sales at $3.50 Lard has de
clined. Sales at lOA. There are more sellers than
buyers.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-Cotten active; sales to-day
IL 600 bales at lldllA cts for mddling Molasses dull
at 29G35 cts Flour, S560a57O for superfne. Freghts
slightly advanced; cotton to Liverpool, 1932G% ct
MOBILE Nov. 10.-Cotton-sales to-day, $500 bales at
! 10A cts. for mddling. Market firm.
OswEGO, Nov l0.-Flour dull. Wheat in limited de
mand sales 1900 bushels winter red Western at $llS
5000 bushels No Chicago spring at 81 o. Corn quiet.
Barley Unchanged sales 5000 bushels Bay Qune at go
cts Rye steady, but quiet Oats dull; sales 900 bush
| els Canadian at 27 cts, ahoat.
| CHICAGO, Nov 10, 1S60.-Flour active and SC. higher
Wheat firm sales Y 900 bushels at 81 cGS5c for North
western club at SIC S2kc for No 2 at 79H lS0c fol
No in store Corn firm: sales % 600 bushels at Sec in
store. Oats dull. Rccepts-3,2G0 bbs. -four, 65 00(
bushels wheat 600 bushels corn. Shipments-145 Ot
| Sight exchange New York-Bank rates advanced to
| cont
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IMPORTS All BALTIMORE.

HAVANA Schr. Jacksonville boxes sugar, A. C. Schae
fer.
ALTAvELA-Br. brig Mary MOrton.-2so tons guano,
Patterson 4 Murguiondo.
DARLINGTON N S-Br. Schr. Ciule,o-17 rs bbls. mack
ere SO do herrings rs qtls Goldfish, "a do. pollock
bbls potatoes, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
MATANzAs-Bark Kate Lincoln.-59k tons old iron,
Morrell Randall; II bbs. oranges do. lemons, c. NJ
Jackson & Co.
MoNTEvIDEO-Bark Wessacurncon.-36S tons bone ash
ca do. bones, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
C0ASTWiSE
BosToN-Schr. T. j. HiB.-6OO bbls. apples, Evans
Staum & Co; 1000 bags sugar. GOO bbIs fish, order
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Gle A., Crushed and Powdered 9
White Sugar-A......... o cts. per lb.
do. do. B....... SIX


SEEDS.-There some movement this morning in
Cloverseed, but the market for it hardly firm as
on Saturday. Sales reported 'Change of so
bushels old at s5s7x, and Of some $50 bushels
Sol2h to S637x per bushe and quote the latter
a. s outside rate to day for prime Timothy Seed dull
sor o2H, the latter figure being only obtanable
x 20 a b and we quote Flaxseed before at 81 400
Int we still nn Alum Salt is selling at 100 cts
and Jeffrey 4 D me do at l5561I60 cts for Marshalls
tons Turks ha.b Island Salt selling from store in lots at
obtained for a cargo. eu'e could not propaoiy De
WHISKY a., -, demand for whi.kev continues
aaes today ANU of IS $50 b5s Ohio at 1
at 2oX cts at which figure closes ba ahd 70 pns 40
nothing doing in City We still quote It we near o.
cts. per gallon. '"efer ae Nois
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Cotton is frm-sa,e. q, o mn
bales Flour heavy-sales Of 900 bbs at pcs. ~
10 cts lower State $5.25a5ao Ohio unchanged sou,S
ern So 6o95e6. Wheat is depressed-saes Of 1000
$l.25@l.2e; red Western $lss@l.s4 white, inferior,
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s33.3s3. 625. 90
S33, 3S3,625.9O


By comparing this statement with that of the previous
month note an increase in circulation of 1916 2O6 25
increase in Domestic Exchange sfS9l 319 an increase
in Foreign Exchange of 2371 increase Discounts
of S59S; and decrease in Specie to the extent Of 1915
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2gII RGans.
LSSs ms E55Ei1 PHILADELPHIA,
sdSt8 fsffss sNsz1EE8-AhssaS " IMIS ETDN 4

BALTIN0RE Raj ROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
n ana after MONDAY, April 23d, Passenger trains for
Philadelphia Will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Dali Except Sunday rs follows, viz:
EAFKESS TRAlN at $50 a. ~, WAY MAIL at 10 Is
a. n; EE ENING MAIL at 52S p. H.
ON @ at 525 ? s. only All trains connect with
Ne" ! ork Trans except d25 F. N. Salufdays
Freight Train, With Passenger Car attached leaves at
Havre de Grace. gu"
From PHILADELPHIA TO BALTIMORE at s.l5 A.M,I2M
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TkRMEDIATE POINTS.
BY leaving In 10 l5A NJ train will connect at Wilmington
%h 6ao NJ train, daily Except Sunday for stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays
Ihursd ana Saturdays Tor Mi ford Mondays, We'd
nesdays and rdays for Sealord; by avlng IS P
can procure sscpover check from Conductor spend
night in Wilmington and take the A train for all
stations tween v lminEton and Salisbury.
NOIICE-Al colOred PERSONS whether bond or free, will
be required to bring responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned, who viii be willing tosgn
bond to the Company before they will be taken over any
portion Of TIE road
s4-n WN CRAWFORD. Agent
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STEAMSHIPS.


4ak sAv lof NAB.
Captain C W Watson,
" ''' 20 On WEDS EsDHY, November l4th, 1860,
No freight after z ccock on day Disabling
No bills fading signed after departure of the steamer.
FOR ''s'EH' on'S apply SAM. T. pEARcE, Agent,
Arensin Savannah BRIGHAM BAb@ IL EgesT CO rh nf
fEse FOR CHA l. E S T ON
Captain D. French,
'e' On TUEsDA'ii November GOTH 1860,
freight received after 70 co so S p,y MI ~ pgffG;seiy
No Bills olading WILDE signed after the departure ofh
SAMUEL. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents Charleston JOHN CAIDwRL swell st soN n2
-xS FOR RIO DE JANEIRO
s;=sxass The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
the port abr Ut the 10th November
pr to for '" f G ISa
nlO-lw 40 Exchange Place.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
1TS ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
ssaAfs&l STEAM aNAyIGATIoN COMPANY,
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Touching at st. Johns, N. j.
Carrying the British Mai and Government dispatches
The steamships comprising this line have been approved
NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
LEINSTER.. 400 tons burthen
NJ STT EK'.......'........i! 20 tons burthen
~ PARANA.:::...: ........4 AGO tons burthen.
The steamship PRINCE ALBERT, Novcmbr Goth. from
New York.
Rates Of Pasags to aoy part Of rssed on railway and
First class $0 500 aud is According to stateroom
communication, third class, $50 including cook provisions
Towns railways in iceland $3.50 Principal cities in
And to St Johns n F. First class $685. third class $l8
Children under II years ha trtct under year. free
Persons taking Passage at New York for the steamers
The, steamers this Company have been constructed
bned with MODEL and propeng and built with
to surpass speed and rough weather qualities, any s.
sells evef built and repete with elegances and conven
an experenGsd surgeon attached to each shg
k % ow s to send for their friends can obtain return
ROWLAND & ASP5 j ana s s aEf5n ssisss
orto JOHN Q. A. HERRING, 0'''N'
| At the tffce Of the Adams Express Co.,
olsn p Id salHSf6 RiEef NJ
So LINE s e S s$SSSH bsf Between
The steamships OF this Line
| will leave Spears wharf,
| BALTIMORE,
| EVERY TUESDAY AT NOON,
NEW YORK. (frOm Pier 49, n. RI
ON SATURDAY, P. NJ,
Delivering goods in Baltimore early Monday ornings
Shippers TO Boston, Providence Portland and ether EaS
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded b.
this line free OF CON mission
Apply to SAML. 7. PEARCE, Agent
lI6 SPEARS WHARF
or to II B. CRUMW ELLA CO,
So WEST STREET,
o26-tr York
%4 BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
s4td&kS The and magnificent side.whee Iron Ocea
Steamers 8. K. SPAU LDlNG, Solomon Howes. command
e., and BEN DEFORD, VIM. A. Haett, commander, wi
sail for Boston EVERY FRIDAY at O'Clock, p D., alte
nately.
The accommodations for passengers of THE FRS
CLASS.
Fare sl2, including Meals and Staerooms
For freight or passage apply to -
A. l.. HUGGINS, Agent,
WHARF FOOT uF LONG DOCK
| RalIirnnrn My n nul6
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iMstals, YarGmare, TT.

HARDWARE.
q HISS X COLE,
No 50 SoUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACrU RERS' AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
K. HOE Il CO.'S CAST STEEL MILL, CROSS CUT and
CIRCULAR SAWS
FISHER 4 NORRIS AMERICAN EAGLE AHyIIS ana
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES
FIELDS, SANDWICH CO.'S CUT TACKS, SHOENAILS
BRADS, &c.
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES. HATCHETs, sc
NEW ENGLAND SCREW C0MPANY'S GIsIiET POINT
WOOD SCREWS.
RUSSELL. & ERWIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
LOCKS, Sc.
FITCH MANUFACTURING CoMPANY'5 CABINET and
PADLUCES.
AMERICAN HORSE-EATI. COMPANY'S HORSE AND
CLINGH NAILS.
o. AMES II SONS SHOW ELS ana SPADES, &c &c
WIN. WILCOX & co.'s PLATE and PADLpCKS.
bARLINGS n WALDROS'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
SCYTHES.
SCYTHE SNEATHS, SCYTHE STONES, &c, &C
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE-a large and full
assortment.
All of which we offer at lowest Factory Prices my2tf
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go r7gne|dx3=eSFg~-, syDS TIJp
sssS S sSaEySl q y IT.
WEST AND RTHW Z 5 T
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILEAY
SUASER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOURS.
'alyert Station az follows :


Trains leave Calvert Station follows:
The Mail Train daily texccpt Sundays ut \ a.
and the Express Train daily at $50 for El4.fa Bur
ao, Niagara Falls Kingston Scranton Gingk Ampten Sy-
racuse OsWego, Toronto Quebec and Montreal all paris
OF Western New York and Canada Also Pttsburg Chi
West and Northwest. " ~
Travellers by either Of these nA - to Detroit and
Chicago, via Niagara Falls at the as by any
other 80
For New York City by the g A. NJ Train with only one
change OF cars and at as low rate by any other
Al $50 a NJ. for EmmittSburg Gettysburg, Lancaster
LEBANON, Reading, Pa, PCttSyile Bethlehem, AlenCEn
Nd. 40 '"' io' hdssrstoWi'
, AZ S M y and and n for Green Springs Ow-
ms, MlIls: telsterStoWn and Westminster, Nd "
Inc harrisburg Accommodation Train daily (rxcert Sum.
day) at 400 T. n, for the West and Northwest "
Inc Cockeysyllle Accommodation Train at 80 n FINN,
riyes at $40 A. NJ and s 20 p NJ 1900 'uii''"N ''
trayelieGs from Washington and the South by the 62oA
this road ''' VIC H"i"9 Wv
For iiGkEtS and ihtora-or apply at the Ticket ccr
Baltimore. - ~ A'i' S'''-''
.touvr prs,s,, JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
J. H. WARNER. Ticket Agent.
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: " pTVB dICo dTV rs IVIIUW ) :
ITApITITTpg
RESOURCES.

Capital".. $14 952 4s6 SIS Specie. 81 405 sos 43
Crculation.. 6,435, 2i2 43 Real Estate.. l44 2S
Profits hand 2,130 1856 II Bank Notes.. $40 O30 IS
Due Banks. s. 0l 495 10 Due from Banks, 773 e36
Deposs,.. 3,497 l22 O5 Discouns... 10 674 eI9 "A
Due State. 1925 0l2 % Dom Exchange 10 BOG COS 20
Other Items. 2il 3036 For Exchange, 25s, 1872 Is
Bonds & Stocks, 2 .9O3 97l rs
Suspended debt ,4s9 976 81
Branches ..... 1874 O4S II
State. lac, 1881. %
l0ther Items. Cos Oh
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photographic Office, !
Admiralty, London, Oct 10. I
Information has been received at the Admiralty that
steamer Victoria, on the 10th of August last from
Labuan GU the NV coast of Borneo passed over Coral
Pach, the least water obtained which was only II
feet 1t beers about SWhS neary71 miles from the
westernmost Bruni Patch.
Also that two Coral Shoals have been discovered off
this Coast by the brgartne Acis The position of the
shoal given lat As N, Ion 1l2 AZ E. The other
shoal lies on the same parallel and distance
the westward.
HS-see Admiralty Charts Nos 21O9, 21lo and 2l5e on
whsch these dangers are marked
By command of their Lordships,
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Stocks were very heavy in New York to day, and in
most of them there large decline. Railroad shares
particularly depressed Eriedeclined 81; New York
Central SAX; Reading ST. Cleveland and Toledo So Mch
gan Southern SIN Michigan Southern guaranteed s23
Harlem $l%; Rock Island SEX; and Galena and Chicago
SO. Missouri 6s also declined per cent. and Virginia
SIS y, but Canton, which the only stock on the list
That did not decline closed the figure as on Satur
day,
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$685. 39i67 s199 1929 ss5, 965 "A
The Charleston Mercury, of Saturday gives the follow
ing report of the condition Of the South Carolina Banks
for the last month
The aprrerates are ne foIl
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OLD DoMINION STEAMBOAT

SconparahVey and built by merchants of Frede
ana baltimore, interested in the trade by
@ ana farmers residing in the counties bordering
On M happahannoc6, for the cNpress purpose of kpeuiug
hrst class steamer the During tie winter Tie for
WARD deck has been enclosed thus aurGnR complete pr1
tecton Tor Horses and other live stock; Carriages of an
sizes can ne taken on board and carried under deck without
TAXING oil the wheels Her statcrOOm berth accummJ
cations re large and commodous, ard hr capacity for
freight extensive. As passenger and freight b. NJ she has
no superior on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
through freight received in Baltimore, and charges paid
by X. ); CAPRON d Co, Bowlys wharf
Freight received on board the Steamer WEDNESDAYS
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'clock + ~
For further information ana Blank Recent II f-r rs.
ny the Company, apply on board, o
r. j. CAPRON Il CO, Ages
r or ,,-,,r-n No. 81 iOWly's wharf, baltimore.
u. SIAUGETER, President lsI, "