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NO11 CE.
NAS-FITHING-PRICE Rel -CED
Y to ten cents per foot From and after this date
l will fit up Dwellings, Stores, &C, at the above
price. Having had experience in the business
over fourteen years in this and other Eastern
satisfaction to all who may favor me with their
trOnage. JOHN MART,
augl3 .l2s Seneca street.
DOYVEAU LAFECTEUR'S Rob,
authorized and adopted by the Medical Facul-
" Of France, and supplied to the French Navy. This
Medicine takes the place of Cod Liver OIL extracts
Sarsaparilla, Iodine and Mercury 1t is recommend
ed and used in the hospitals of France for letters
Assesses Cancers, Ulcers ScrOfuia Scurvy, Flour
Albus, Gout, rheumatism, aches pains and all al
fectons of the skin The ROB is especially useful in
the cure OF the Syphilitio Diseases designated Pr
mary, Secondary aud Tertiary. DireetiOns and eer-
tcates accompany each bottle. Price 81 per bottle
Sold in Cleveland by Gaylord and Hammond, Drug
gists, No. l2O Superior The trade supplied BY ad
dressing Dr. Giraudeau de St. Gervais Y Rue Richer
Paris, or 4S Broad st., N. Y. auglI:k2a
III HATTERSLEY, No. 102 SU-
LIE PERIoR street, Manufacturer and Dealer in
Conroy's Fishing Tackle and Cutlery. Repairing
neatly executed. aug4
THE WOMAN IN WHITE, CLOTH
SI,OG.
DO. in Paper, 75c.
Chess Monthly for September, 25c.
Halls Journal of Health for September, l0c-
Emerson Benefits MAGAZINE for September, l0c.
Little's Living Age, Harpers Weekly, Home jour
nal, Vanity Fair, Scientific American, and other
We receive the New York Evening Post, with
twelve hours later news, at o'clock every evening
Fer sale by HAWKS & BRO,
auR5I 259 Superior street,
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4 TRADLES-MULAY GRAPE VINE,
~ Straight, &C, for sale by
IL. X RAYNOLDs,
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WHOLESOME VEGETABLES.
WE HAVE PLANTED SIX
w TEEN acres Of twelve -roWed Sweet Corn A
intervals Of tive weeks from tha rat q HAY 70 the
seventh Of July, and 9hal be Ahle 10 8uppy our Gus
touef8 with glJ quntit ~ that may Be requirad a8
wei &c al other vegetables, mesh from the 6eida
and pure air Of the country ever morning during tho
ssaaea. Iaue1Qs0l 9. j. LSpVA,
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HAND SPUN ToWELING AND CLOTHS.
The fact Of 50 many inferior Linen Goods having
avoid all irregular makes and conhne ourselves
strictly to those Of the reliable manufacturers
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prime Milwaukee club in store 81 40 for white Canadian
81 AZ reported for white Michigan $l35 for red Western
and 81 40 for red Delaware Rye is in limited re-
quest 82G83 cts Barley and barley malt nominal
Oats active and in fair request at 3739k cts.
for Canadian 39G39k for Western and 4041 cts for
State Corn is shade better and the demand is quite
active for the East and local tradesaes of "a bushels
81 cts. for Eastern mixed, 6lk@62 cts for sound
Western mixed, 63G64 cts. for round yellow 65G66 cts
for Western yellow and SO for white do Provisions
The Pork market is rmer The demand is not active
particularly for old The arrivals are moderate sales
$50 bbls at $40 3091950 for mess $lS 50GlS 62H
for old so for thin $4 34 SO for prime,
and $2092050 for clear. Cut meats are in demand
Lard is in steady request and is beersales AIS bills
and ties at 1313x cts Bacon is scarce small sales OF
icecured at 9G9x cts Butter is in good demand at l2H
dl5 cts for Ohio and 15a1s for State Cohee-The
market quiet but very rm particularly for Rosaes
OF 975 bags fair prime Rio at 134G144 cs-mosty at
l3xG14X cts; 100 do St. Domingo at l3A cts, and 200
mats Of Java at Molase5 is quite dull at prices
varying from 40 to 4s for New Orleans 25d3Sc for
Porto Rico as to quality; 232 cts for Muscovado and
2O(a24 cts Cuba clayed Sugars have been in un
improved demand chiefly for refining grades prices
are maintained with increased rmnesssalas 425 hhds
Porto Rico at 7td7H cts; $40 hhds. Cuba at 6xG7A
boxes Havana at 4S cts the latter rate for Nos
Is and A. and the former for No TO- and 205 hhd Mela
do at Ak cts. Refined grades frmer we quote hard
at 1o9lO4 cts. Whiskey-The market is heavy and i.
less active sales of 800 bbs at 2l214 cts-chiey
81 cts
NEW YORK CATTLE MARK T-For the week ending
July lS-According to the reports from the severa
market places in the city, there have been received th
week. ..- . H
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sIuustarp amn Commercial 8sbith.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1856


Tbere was considerable activity in Northern Central
Railway again to-day and the market for it continues
pretty firm Sales were the Board Of $50 shares
at S2S02SH and it left off at $23 bid $2Sx asked regular
way these figures being the same as were bid and asked
for IT at the close The bonds of the
however little lower. Sales made Of So 900 1855
at cox decline of yesterdays price. In Balti-
and Ohio there nothing done, and the market
for unsettled The fact that the issue
Extra dividend scrip would practically increase the cap
tal stock of the road three millions of dollars there
by decrease to that extent the value Of
to be pretty well understood by the purchasers and only
$50 was bid for it to-day, although $40 asked The
long Irrigated matter of the 80 per extra DIVIDEND
declared some three years since by the Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad, has the public were INFORMED ths
morning. been settled by the Withdrawn yesterday OF
the laid against its payment by the State ard
CITY and the dividend scrip has been issued to-day The
h has also been paid in full to the city and
STATE who parties to the njuncons, but only one
half the back interest has been paid to other holders
the orders payment of the remaining portion being
postponed until October. The payment the city was
we understand made yesterday at the moment the in
upction was withdrawn, in order to prevent contingent
cies we suppose.
The Mining stocks duh and rather heavy to-day
Sales were made Springfield at SAX cash,
and seller 60 days 200 shares Guilford at $3 900
shares Nerth State $2 500 shares Cambridge at SIX
and 500 shares Baltimore and North Carolina at 81
cash. and 81 buyor days. There was nothing done
in Gardner Hill and only So was bid for it, 1t was held
however at s6A Rudsel was steady although nothing
in it. It closed go bid $lA asked regular
Six bid buyer 60 days. City 6s continue very
firm Sales were made at the Board of 81 800 1855 al
lO2 which advance of per cent the price bid
for them yesterday We note also sales of 10 shares Union
Bank ST. and % shares Farmers and Planters do al
s27.
Stocks were weaker in New York to day, but the mar
ke for them was rather irregular New York Central
fell off per cent. Erie 81 Canton n Galena and Chi
cago II Michigan Southern X; and Michigan Southern
guaranteed y; but Reading Improved q; Cleveland
and Toledo n; Harlem 4 Rock Island y; and Virginia
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ton Of Island Of Runo Cuff Of Riga instead Of the Hight
hitherto shown from the wooden lighthouse on the north
west extre Of that island. iisf.Fl2F- ttE
The light will be fixed white light, elevated two
hundred feet above the level Of the sea- and in
clear weather should be visible from distance Of six
teen miles.
The illuminating apparatus catoprc or by metallic
refectors
The light tower, in form of hexagona pyramid and
102 feet high Is planked with boards and painted vel
low the frame of the lantern is painted and the top
green. l.-L tEN# IEt n ~ q
the island only the upper part Of the light tower the
lantern will be seen when approaching it from seward
Its position is given lat 81 4S n lon % 50 East Of
Greenwich By order,
-tsI-t fEf d PBERTHON, Secretary
Atlantic Ccean- West Coast Of Spain-Ficed Light
at Corcubion.
Treasury Department, Office Lighthouse !
<E Board, Washington July It, 1860
The Minister Marine at Madrid has given notice that
on and after the Slst day of July light will be exhibited
on Cape Ce which forms the western point
the Rio de Corcubion in the province of Coruna
on the west coast Of Spain.
The lights fixed red light placed OF elevation o.
So feet above the level the sea- and should be vi
sble from the deck ofa ship in clear disanc,
Of eight miles.
The light apparatus is optric by lenses of the tl
order. ...- b.
The tower Is octagonal, of granite, twenty five fee
above the ground. and adjons the back Of the keep
er's dwelling, which is painted white The lantern als
is painted white. -T--
The building stands 80 yards from the extremity of tn
Cape in lat 42o 54> 50 N long lO> west of Green
witch. '.. .'-. ~
By order of the Secretary of the Treasuary,
R. SEMMES,
Jiphth Roa
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NEW YORK MINING BOARD-JuLy IS.
25 Minnesota. SAX 300 Silver Hill -. ,b6O TX
100 Silver Hl..... IL 200 do. ...b7 TX


The Tribune, of this morning, SAYS:
The first transactions of the day, commencing with
View York Central at slight decline from yester
lays prices but as the business of the session
the market resumed its previous activity and before
session closed there much excitement as at any
time for week past and further advance in prices
reaction has been daily talked about and expected
is probable that majority of the operators at the
Board would be glad to witness such phase of the
Ke put the obstacle thus far to any decline has
the fresh movements for interest in the specuatons
at every slight check which the market receives 1t il
generally admitted, however, that the improvement now
going is warranted by the prospects of the
country and this fact gives strength to the operations
ne most important movement Of the day in Hudson
River which from 52K, at the opening Of the call adj
vanced to 81, and closed firm at that price.
In Foreign bills there is nothing of Importance doing
hut rates are firm sterling is 10ex @1OeX with some
drawers asking ITO; francs 5.15@5136 Freights-To
Liverpool $500 bushels wheat, at Skd in ships bags
6oO0 bushels corn in bags at 3d. 400 bbIs -four Is
3D. 80 tons oil cake at Is 3D. so tons allow 22s Cd
80 tons OIL at 27s Cd Per steamer-200O boxes cheese
and 200 Grkns butter at sos. To London-l2 hhds to-
oaeco, at S2 3D. small vessel to Antwerp, with spir
its turpentne at cts An Italian brig of 1870 TONS out
to Malta for 81 600.
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The Boston Courier, of Wednesday saws:
The share market very dull to-day and operations
limited both in speculative and Solids without any new
FEATURES OF interest Several gentlemen who have been
visiting The mines of Lake Superior, have returned, with
glowing accounts of that region Most of the mines are
looking exceedingly promising never more so.
me Mining share market lower to-day all round.
win moderate sales Favorable advices were received
from Inc mines this morning but in time for the
eect 10 De seen to-day 1t takes little time for out
sders to become acquainted with and thoroughly digest
the facts 'e'
me Philadelphia Ledger, of this morning, says:
Inc stock market inactive yesterday but prices for
e gosu investment stocks and loans keep firm, with
an upward tendency Some $25 GOO loans and about GOO
shares of stock sold 49, " ~ ~ Ni0
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S9lpp ng yntellIgelr E
PORT OF BALTIMoRE. july le.

Arrived
strs Franklin Dougherty, from New York, and Johl
| J Shrver.
Banks Laconia, Bearse from Boston, mdse to master
Jas Corner & Sons.--New Light, Reynolds from New
York to Thomas PIERCE ice to T Cochran & Co towed
Brig Princess, tBr) Grant, from AYES Island I'd inst
guano to A Morton Sons; left brig Humboldt. Gam
Elngwood. from Easport mdse to Kelsey & Gray: tow
ed up by steamtug yigilant al-l
Sehrs Isaac Norris Parsons from Windsor s. plaste,
ballast to r---zephaniah, walker, from North
Carolina, shingles to Whedbee & Dickinson.--Ann
Pickerell Elzey, from Philadelphia, mdse to John W
Barge Birey Dorman, from Havre de Grace, ic to
+" u 0's'' cleared 5I.5.1." A
Steamship Thomac Swami, Ramsey, Savannah, saml
strs Elizabeth, Mclaughlin New York, James A
Shriver---John Shriver Dennis, Philadelphia,
Ship Bethah Taylor Munroe, St John, B, Coleman &
Brig Lillian, Bailey, Boston, Georges Creek Coal &
schrs Gen Jersey, sprague, Newburyport, Kelse,
Gray --Eastern Belle. Crosby, Kennebunkport, do
surer, Fisher, Boston, do--Jas Gator. Catn. Alex
andra, Mitche1i-carrie Hues, Finn, Boston sto
Aesien Rogers ---Cohasset, Tobey, New York. do
nrown' BurtSn n;! Savannah Rose 4 Lyon.
Bark Wenham, Wedge, Buenos Ayres, in tow Of Edwin
Ca.;sL
Brig Condor, Allen, Boston nth -.
sehr Fo,; MSo9 %a;, smith New York 18th inst
Schr Rescue, Bacon, New York 18th a.s-a ...
Schr empire, Howell, New York 18Th
schr Abbott Smith, New York 18th
Shr e. = haynor, Raynor, New York 18th .-.
Str octarara, Fowler, New York 18Th
:, CIearances Tor BaItimore
steamship Georges Creek, willets, Charleston, 10th.
Memoranda.
inst =. scno Booze hence for Mayaguez spoken 4th
1871 ng MO Grande, Cunningham, hence was below Bath
schr Geo Fales Jefferson sailed from Providence 18th
inst. ''"' Saieu iroin rroVioence A''i
r scnf Bsuah, Hanson from Boston for Washington,
~ aIrVed at Holmes Hole 10th inst
Providence 18th inst ''i D"''i'0''' '-N 80
Brig Cordova Jones from AIsxondr;o .rrved NJ Fall
rs sark Newman, Garet Baltimore Rio de ia
7th unc Wv" " $3.50
Bark Indus, Thompson, hence. was at Rio de Jsnero
NEW YORK, July 1S-Arr bark Isabel, Cienfuegos;
Stone Georgetown Nary Eiisabeth @
oo,-cld steamships Etna, Liverpool; Philadelphia,
orleans Jas Adger Chareston ships Aneghhanian Pa
mama; Mary Barney Marseilles; schr Pocahontas,
BOSTON, July l7-Arr ship George Washington Liver
pool brig ALP. Pictou; Constitution. Yarmouth schr
vision, Halifax Planet. Maitland; Lion, New York;
Malags Florence, Cronstadt; big Zenith. SAVANNAH;
schrs Catharine, Yarmouth Helen Halifax; Cygnet,
= Ias Southern Ports. - sGat
ALEXANDRIA,, July 49,. Arr schr -Carltsn, N York
steamship Monticello, do; schr Eeils Boston;
RICHMOND, Jnly l7-Arr schrs Ocean Bird and Ida l..
asp.K I1s IG,lG brig Prince Albert
derland CID brig Nathan, Porto Rico; schr A Bay.
oHARLELToN, July 1J-Noon-cld steamship colum
Ds, Sew Ny YORK; ship Richard HI Liverpool; schr Geo
4
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IMPO RTS AT BALTIMORE

FUREIUN.
MATA1zAs.-Brig Judith Somes.-1,161 boxes sugar,
Spence Reid; 40 hhds. molasses, order.
WINDSOR, N. S.-Schr. Isaac MorSe.-240 tons plaster
Kelsey Gray.
AYES, lRELAND.-Br. Brig Princess-13O tons guano,
A. B. Morton & Sons.
C0ASTWISE.
BOSTON, Steamship Ben Deford-114 bags CO Zee 1O5
bales dry goods, III cases do, B. & o. R. r. 100 bales
dry goods SO do 100 Shoes sundry
persons.
CHARLEsToN.-Bark Gen. Greene.-15O GOO feet flooring
boards James Corner Sons. ..-.
BosToN.-Burk LdcoRia-lO0 tons copper ore c. Lever.
ing; 400 bags nuts 60 bbs rum 100 cases glassware
bbls ventian red, ORDER $50 domescs, sum dry
persons.
NEW YoRK-Schr. Ann PickrelL-l59 bdls pa per,
j. A. Dushane; casks mdse, r. J. Baker; 81 bbls mo-
asses, Lowering Co.; 1877 bars, IS bdls. O.
H. 90 bbls. molasses. W & E. Small 60 tons iron pipe
~ carboys drugs, 60 pkgs mdse., order .-
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je25tf GEO Gu " po WayESSi,s =,
s...sEA FOR THE EASTERN

Tfs. sssF,. 49, , AND WESTERN SHORE
nn n RYAN leaves her wharf Light street fool Of
San9shi f2r pGhQPTAMK RIy Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
Gnu So CkiiA4 MORNING, at O'Clock. toucbing a =
Cambridge Coras Point astle Haven ohB a
aughietts Wharf, Cabin Creek Medford WHAT Pravvio
peice. faseIn Dover Bridgc) Kinpstovn Gil,;n;.
Denton EVERY TIH4TRg aP1 bsnton leaves
9 Gocf, toGSShng at the aboye named Landings
TiTESnA r AZ an HnSaf00iiS and MkSt RIVER EVERY
be prepaid '' ''SS 81 Freight must
ap25-f ~ ~ o,,-.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMOREsT.n.ok BOARD.


THURSDAY. July 70, 1860
s43OO Bait 6's '75-l02 / 200 shs. Guilford
5000 N. c. RI DDS Mining Co. boo az
's5-66A 500 shs. North State
10 sh Union Bank-77 Mining Co. BIZ TX
% shs Far & Pltr 200 shs. Cambridge
Bank 81 Mining Co. BIZ ~
200 shs. N. c. R.b60-23Hi 800 " 4
20 -23 1850 Bait & N. Car.
300 b6O-231 Mining Co. = TX
300 " b60-23 $50 +" t60-13l
800 shs Springfield .. 81
Mining Co AZ 49,
600 d" ' 500 an g
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Stfatlrhnats.
,Eszsszsslh-sIS GREAT
SoHGpbHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

iEssszslhh-aN GREAT
soebHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
AoNE 7f GlTF L RS9TNT LYNcHBURG, VA KNOX,
The steamer. GEGfkakST T FFSSTWNs
leaving Batmo1e EP ERR8o RY BELvDERE are
iE3DDsSPg With hs $de Ra for ely
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST IF' ES {2 PEGfTh being
BEST ROUTE a9 FOR ERrrcur
10 all important points in Southwestern V;rd;r
bama and Msss Georgia. and the northern Part m s
Goods Goods receipted for through to any of the obo,o
tions ON the dt rates and time the
iuIOtf agent fowhaan Steamboat Companv
NO. 0 Light street wharf
EsIEH--A FOR PETERSBURG iva CTTy
6EFEH'wfif leave roIIM ig VA)-The steamer oBEIvi
URDAi AFTERNOoN at sFe e'eo %ear' on EVERY SAT
dations annv passage having fine State Room arronods
iulOtf j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
- Light street wharf
E-kslknrssN FOR RICHMOND, VA.
TknhszazAzzass1 The steamer "BFIVInERE,, LIN In
NN Gny street wharf on EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTFRt
For freight passage, having Ans State Room
cations, apply to 0oNi aocolul"
iulOt d. 'NASP : ilt Jr, AGENT
EsIEA FOR THE SOUTH
Phil. ard RAfFfM6RREE, T via The PhilApSi
70 2 NORFOLK uwElHi,6N, W7HfLEMINqroN CHARLES
biA' AILAN ME,5r MONTGOMERY, AID
SPRING AND SUMNER. ARRANGEMENT
BAY LINE &A sEh,8f sG5SsfRgf spRG1da aY}E
Tho S,a 20 THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
70 ne ocneGate being SO ARRANGED that the traveller
10 NO MIGHT THATEL on the Railroad from
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NURLETT Il SONS
" CARRIAGE aANUFACToRy.

m No; 80 NORTH STREET
&N Mss1es Inc undersigned having greatly on.
larged their premises aud ncresseSS Their fc;ii
y esH AYE 70 eau the attention Of the public to Their
in IL toeN OF every description CARRIAGES finished
are s,eaht style and durable manner, which thew
"a ~; 20 SCI on accommodating terms. REPAIRS at
'eH"eu u win dispatch and at reasonable prices "
jy2-tr a. Nortb s SIht ! q son,
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AaiI Aaaos.

LA nss5sSSssssssssEss51 WESTERN
ENaz -SxSS@Hs% MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO FlNKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30, and 6 O'Clock Re-
tpTrning leave Finksburg Station, 10, 1879 and s.
The O'Clock train enables spend three or fo
Baltimore $50 P NJ, ~ ~ ~ ~
Stages for Hampstead, Manchester Westminster Tanev
town and EmmittsburS arrival Of the 830A train
Also for Westminster from the 4 P NJ train.
jul3 If IRWIN 6 TAyTOp
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Es.sIEE BALTIMORE AND sUSQUEHAN


asssaasza4sssEssS, Ma STFAV C0,Ip1 ~, ~ F1II@AI
pfSf d DAILY LINE {except Sunday Tor poRT DE
The steamer "PORTSM0ITHn Cant Pbi liz C-iMAL
s WSSl, END Of EST FALLS AVENu EVaRY
q slCaJ,Dh ~. i WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY EVENING AZ
Tf 1Si9fk RetGrng leaves PORT DEPoSiF ETERV
NJ and II WIS TSi IA " and SATURDAY at O'Clock
,oI me steamboat "tANCASTER, Can't J. " r6mlipg,.
isaESs same place kN cry TUESDAY, THTRSDAY an3
SSAIpTTKpAY EVENING at oclock Returning ieaua anu
E r9h6 p " EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
&C o'clock, p N. ~ IN NE DE efAIE
Passage, berths included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until 4 ocors carrio3 q. 1
rates and carefully attended TO- ' 'a'iie' Ill 10"
- duplicate receipts for neight will be rsouire3
me agent at Havre de Grace will attend to fTgaroin oil
nerchandise consigned to him any point on The Prns
or will ship Freghts intended for Raltim
Philadelphia or elsewhere WI Oai'iinoie'
The steam boat ''JUNIATA,m Cant Frod Toul,s,,, 49,
be chartered at any time. " iiSoi cdp
JOS, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
anIttr T. T nIEE& tAYLqR Agent, Havre de Grace
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NUTICE.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER,

cu,,,o,, FAIR HAVEN AND PIITN POINT
ga 49, NGE OF DAYS1On and after WEDNESDAY Nav
Rail i No. we re- steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
y LILLY ior me PatnXent river every "Wednesday and
sAruR AY MORNINGS at o'clock, prcceedne as f aa
as lyon creek on Wednesdays. Returning wi IaaI
VnS creek on Thursday morning O'Clock for Rstmng
, Baltlmore on Saturday morning at oclcc Tr
sa morning at 5ocock for Baltimore calling az t H
Haven On te Ilyer also at Plum Point and Faiy
Freight received On Tuesdays aud Fridays
Passoqa r. p,,,-a,4, =, NJ. l.. NEEMS, Master
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JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
ar X ALEA. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
u j. TOME, Agent Port llnnos;t W '''@'
- OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

IDn ~, - - ar, .,,..- COMPANY.
rI t9k f kEREEIH1ERICKSBqRG VIRGINIA, AND LAND
D Inc steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fafbank leaves
Iron her berth at Needhams pier Light stree
WnaIi EN tkl FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock AM
IWf6G R9nSSc eaEss FTedercksburg EVERY TUESD&Y
oNlNG at o'clock or Immediately after the arrival NJ
ne tram Of cars from Richmond and Washington Stnrping
az an ie regular Landings the RappahaDnock river
going and returning, land and receive freight and
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THE STEAMER pIANrr-

VIII leave Baltimore for The Panxrnt ryar o rr-,,,,
~ morning at O'Clock, as far up as Hils 10
n a VIII Leave HIPS Landing very Thursday morn
is LOT neheuct VIII leave Benedict every Frday nCr
VII III az 10 oGiock tor Baltimore, calling Plum Point and
Freight received on Saturdays and MONDAYS
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SCALES.
THE UNITED STATES STANDARD.
NN VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
A and sold upon their own uerits, by the inventor,
No. IS south Charles and Balderston streets
No HUMBUGGERf assn NJ, or.
myS0 tt JESSE MARDEN
WHARFAGE AT Low RATES, at Wharf
AnnIIv 0 tn i " sT0CKMAN, at the wharf, or '
Apply " d. w. SAN CHAS. GILMOR
r,h,.f No. IS Second street
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asStllStrs and their baggage conveyed TO- ~ vv
between the Depos the RouIe 0"J' e ~ chnTge
Passengers by this Line enjoy a nor, o,r,.t,a 49,,
on Le bay steamers and privileged to lar over nv &
y pp IJri am am resume their trip by daylight
y 5n,AkFlCuL LAR MOTTO E-PassengeTs rom N Vel.
anu I55faueifhla by this Line will have their bs
chtGHed from those cities BAY BOATS Tr,r,
VIII ne checked to different points South whence II
ooI ~, I'm and Through Tickets which r
Eonu oy me BAY or Mail Line applyin NEW YORK al M
Eer ny treat Southern Railroad Ofice jersrv
t y foot of CORTLAND street N C. Pesrce 81
street s at New o s 5sey RarOad 0c Coafta
ne Ast9r House In PHILA DEL PHI4 af NJ @ apoye
at b, n s w corner of Sixth Chestnut streets or
MORE a. eRo 5road and Prime streets And IN II Al III
f i at me me ohce Baltimore Steam Packet CHmnanv 3
The large and commodious neS Sy o steamers;
fort and ana ADELAiDE, repee with ever com
line hs;no INV nave been added to the ~ Tha
Ana Ca6t n0E epppSsed q the splendid steamers 6usT
modatiGns f ''"'e rooms and berth accom-,
nys wharf Union ny DnG Re s s wiz leave e Compa
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-20

TNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
D. PRATT CO.,
CORNER or BALTIMORE cuAp,r,
The proprietors respectfully invite such Nhn.rs
nor seSy to the Agency and who se soe5 or
~ az ~, our system and test the reiabiIi
81 our From long experience and the sss
ant ciis una on thousands Of merchants in the differ
the cities sq s who will call whether they sell goods 70
rom ~ eur and the great benefit to be derive
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-20

1T Inc subGriheIs have hand at their factor1 N "a
nfsoI hITE STREET general assortment If a "
a. tue most approved Styles all which will be- ga
ses nfes for cash rapproyed paper All CaTrs
the pubic to call and examine our stock invite
;b-oIu Carriages taken in exchange for new opss
Repairing done with dispatch. e " "e" ones
nzou }. RIDDLEMOSER, JR & co