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CLASS 81 Vehicles Of all kinds

Wheel Darr0w, Sl UO---Zd best, Dll
JUDGEs--Dr. Thompson, b C Bowman Jno
W Pauly, John b Hewitt, George Heakendon
J. c. Brenner, I g Miller.
Class 33-I I,b;uet mare ;u Co,u,b,
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JuDGEs-Richard Mo ssop. John Ir, in, Horace
Patchin, Reuben II. Moore, wn. Porter.
Glass 27.-Tailors ma Upholstcras vork.
Best suit clothes made by hand, 80 90 I'd best, Dip
Best coat made by lady, 5O.-2d best, do
Best vest made by lady, do
Best pante made by lady, 40
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JUDGEs---George Wilson (Boggs), Michael SOl
Jas. A. Reed, Samuel Kirk, Joab Rider, Jos
Irwin Martin II Luther, Robt. Mchaffey, Hugl
Henderson,
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JuDGEs--Milton Mcbride, Martin o. Stirk. Jas.
A. Caldwell, Andrew Addeman, Isaac Dunlap,
VIM. Brown, Hugh Orr.
CLASS 9.-Matched Carriage Horses
Best span matched carriage Horses or Mares 50 90
I'd best do do do do | 90
JuDoEs-Judge Barrett, james Forrest, Dr. II, P.
Thompson, Edwin Perks, Maj. S. G. Patchin,
Glass l0.-iHdres and Colts.
Best brood mare and colt by the side, 81 90
I'd best do do do 90 2 90
Best Gelding, over and under years old, 90
"a best do do do do | 90
Best Geldng, over 2y's old,Sl 5C-2d bests1 90
Best Mare over 3years old 2 OO-2d best, 90
Bestmure, over under y.l Sod best. 1 OO
Best colt over under 2 y.l 00-2d best Dir,
JuDGEs--John Swan, Matthew Forceo, Jacob
Eegal Wa. Tate, Robert McNaul.
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AsSiStut Mayha1ls-l -lMjor D. J. Nevling,
Col. Wm. Ten Eyck, Capt. T. j. McCul.
Tough Capt. Edward A. Irwin.
ProtccinicS.--H B. Swoope, ", W.
Belts, l.. X. Morrell, James L. Morgan, j.
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CLASS 44.--Fruit.

Best display and greatest variety of grated ap-
pies, summer and winter fruit named
and arranged, 80 cts & do
Best disply and greatest variety of
pears, named and arranged, so cts & do
Best display and greatest variety of
peaches, named and arranged, so cts & do
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JUDGEs---Wliam A. Reed Reuben Wall Jona-
, than Hartshorn, Hon. L. b. Davis, C. Baker.
CLASS lS.-AgricuLtraL Implements.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

u
C0FFEE-There has been some little inquiry TO-DAY
for Coffee, and sales of 800 bags Rio at IA cts
and OF 200 bags do at 1870 CLAY There is no actvi
ty in the market but Rio steady at our previous
quotations, viz l39l3H for ordinary I4I4K cts
for fair to good; IAN cts. for prime and we onote
guayra nominal at l5Gl6 cts and Java at 17SIs 90
$4,000 bags. 's Is aoou'
FLoUR-There is good inquiry for Flour, and he
ieeng IN the market quite Strong, particularly for
Howard Street Super, which is and wanted W.
have reported to-day sales part of which were
terday of 500 bbls City Mills Super at "a rs cash hoC
bbs do at 1925 time, $50 bbs Ohio do at Is o5o bbs
Howard Street do also S. bbls do at Is l2T ana
400 bbs Ohio Extra at s5 SO per Dbl Super Flour m
be quoted closing to day at S512k for Ohio Is
525 for Howard Street the latter figure being asked fol
by several of the principal holders s455 cash.
S. Is time for City Mills and quote Extra do at SIS
for Ohio, S. SOFAS 62K for Howard Street, s550657;
for standard City Mills and s657 Is per Dbl for fancy
retailing brands do.
FAMILY FLoUR.-welch's Family Flour is still selling
by the dray load at So but the for Baltimore ground
90 has been reduced within the last day two rs cts
and the best brands selling rs per Dbl We
1925 per Dbl - - "
ME FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-we quote Rye Flour to-
y uhA az 5! % and Corn Meal at 50 SOFAS 62H for
Baltimore, and So 62S per hbl for Rrar dvvine
g., ~ ,o.aln was in quite light supply this morn
snme 5oo hpsbn the Corn Exchange embracing only
bushels Oats but the rec-ins 49, oorn anu ooo
mSno, the peng exceedingly dull for all desc rim.
,rht srS a. Jos Yer ABOUT the on ester.
day wheat soid at iooGll5 for fair 10 nrime rcd
100G110 cts for common white l20GIso -. ~ psis
good do. 135914O cts. for prime and 1a5,.e 10. 81,
choice lots do and we quote Corn rang;T e. @ ~ "a
So cts. for and at 6Jd62 cts. for Whit ~ W
Oats still range at from 26 to 80 cts for comman -
Maryland and 80 to 80 cts. for Pennsylvania p PPM
quote Rye at 65G6S cts. for Maryland, and rs c,s
bushel for Pennsylvania. VS. per
H0GS.-Hogs rather hrmer to-day, 81 25 per 1oo
lbs being generally asked for them by the drover For
lot Of $50 head 720 understand paid last even
'ng but we have heard Of no transactions to-day The
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
Shipping gntellnenft
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER

Arrived.
Steamship spauding, Howes. from Boston via
Norfolk, mdse and passengers to A L Higgins.
mdse to shriver.
Steamer Farmer, Dennis from Philadelphia mdse to J
Shriver
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Norfolk to Falls
Brig Frances Jane, Kirch from Arecibo R. 9th inst;
sugar to Kirkland, Chase & Co. Towed up by seamtug
Ajax has been days the coast with heavy gales
from the Westward passed Tuesday morning Off Sandy
Point ship Virginia Dare hence for Richmond towinc
down Left no American vessel in port.
Brig Bass, Winchester from Navassa, to VIM Ap.
pesarth Son; guiana to Cooper; towed up by steam
sehrs Hughett, Ridgway, from Charleston, rice
and lumber to Pendergast. Flying scud Carmine,
from 40 rice to do--Roxbury, Chase, from Norfolk,
ballast to Heslen Rogers;
OF Swan Point ship Joseph Peabody Whitney from
Callao via Hampton Roads guano to Baril Bros.
Cleared.
Steamer Elizabeth Culinary, New York J shriver.
Steamer Farmer, Chance, Philadelphia, j A Shriver.
Steamer Planter, Kirwan, Fredericksburg, Thos Clyde
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Norfolk n Falls.
Schrs Iris Carson, Washington, C, James Corner 4
Son Maitland Grey, Newbern, G, do.--sena
tor Patten, Georges Creek Coal & Iron CoQuickstep,
Richardson, Salem. L Audenreid & Co.
Sailed.
Br brig Mary Morton Rood West Indies, in tow of tug
, schrs Astrea, Pine, Barbadoes.-H W Frey, Mar
Arrivals from Baltimore
steamship Locust Point, French, Savannah Old inst
S Srlg smithers, johnson, Halifax, goth inst.
Boston.
Schr Sea Nymph Dawson, New Bedford o1d inst
Schr Golden Gate, Weeks Salem 23d inst
Schr American Eagle, -, Boston 2dtb inst
Schr War Seed, Smith, New Haven 2Ist inst
Schr Mary Virginia, Bunting, Richmond 9th Inst
Clearnnces tor Baltimore "
Steamship Sdauldng, Howes Boston och ,n.,
Bark Sylph Malows Boston, oath inst
Schr Mary Willis, North, Norfolk, 23d inst
Memoranda
Steamship SpaudiDg, Howes, GO hours from Bos-
ton via Norfolk, reports in Hampton Roads bark; off
New Point another and two shps-a at anchor and OF
Kent Island, ship with FIVE topsails bound an
Ship Leila Allen for Baltimore, remained at Rotter-
dam It'll inst.
Ships Casilda, Stafford, for Baltimore and Susan
Kinks, Atwood. for New York, remained at Liverpool
10th inst.
Ship Arnold Boninger, Hashagen, for New York re-
manned at Rotterdam, 18th inst -
Ship Washington Booth Pescud for CaIdera sailed FIN
Valparaiso, 10th ult
Ship Helos, Mccartney, from Valparaiso, arrived at
Coqumbo, I'd ult.
Ship France -, from CalIao for Hampton Roads, put
In Valparaiso Sd ult, leaky.
Ships Mary Bangs, Somers and Messenger Hooper for
Hampton Roads sailed from Callao, 20t ult Galaea do
18th; Eastern Star, Nckerson, do. 18TH
Bark John Brune Gayle, for st Thomas Nov sth was
pemsrsra, Oct 26th.
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supply has been considerably reduced within the last day
ortwo and there were not than 600 head in the
pens this morning.
MOLASSES.-There is nothing doing in Moasses and
the market for 1t continues heavy We quote Cuba
as before nominal at 202 for clayed and 2426 cts
Tor Muscovado English Island at 22d26 cs and Porto
Rico at 2Sd33 cts. New crop New Orleans Molasses is
Offering at AZ 45 cts to arrive and quote old crop do
at 40(G43 cts. per gallon.
PR0VISI0NS.-The transactions in Provisions CON
nue be light and the market for them quite heavy
There is inquiry for Bacon and have reported
day sales OF 80 hhds. Shoulders cts and 25 hhds
Sides at II cts per h. Sides however be bought
lower figure, and hear also of some small sales of
| both Shoulders and Sides making at higher figures
There are no established prices for Bulk Meat there
ing none in market, but quote Lard at Hall cts
for new City rendered and Mess Pork at SIS per Dbl
new Baltimore packed There is Prime hump Pork
here We stl quote Beef at Sl112 for Baltimore packed
| No ], and Sl3 ala per Dbl for do. Mess.
RlCE-We hear of transactions to-day in Rice. The
market for it is quite Irregular quote rang
ing from z to * per ID, according the quantity
and terms of sale We the receipt to day of "a
tierces from Charleston
SALT-Sati IS quiet but the quotations for Liverp9o
still follows viz: 100 cts. for Ground A um Isl
l75lSO cts per sack for Ashtons do. Turks Island Sal
is selling in lots from store 25 per bushe but thi
figure could not he obtained for a cargo.
SEEDS-There was some little inquiry for Cloversee
this morning but the only sale reported of I
bushels prime at IS so per bushe Cloverseed range
at from 1913 to $3.50 for fair to prime and we quot
Timothy Seed as before at g az So and Faxseed
(Gl.40 per bu shel
SUGARS-There is nothing whatever doing in Sugar
and 1t is impossible in the present condition of the
ket to give any reliable quotations for them In Ne
YORK talr refining Cubas selling at S5dg5 25, an
other descriptions at correspondngly low We
the receipt to-day Of cargo of $50 hhds from Porto Rc
WHlsKEY.-There is rather more inquiry for Whske
and prices for it little better. We note sale to da
S of 100 bills Ohio at 20 which of
$ a Yesterdays price but we still quote Cit
l. nominal at l9HGG2O cts. per gallon
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Moastaru anA Commercial 4sbistu.


The heavy decline in Stocks at New York yesterday,
occasioned as We anticipated, decline prices here
day. and at the Board of the principal Stocks fell
OH considerably. The decline however general
the Mining Stocks ling In instances al
vance We see howev change in the general con-
dton OF commercial and financial affairs. Trade gene
rally is very quiet, but in the Money market there is
much calmer feeling than existed previous to the bank
suspensions There particular pressure for money
but there is nevertheless good deal Of paper Offering
the street and it selling generally at per cent per
month although hear of occasional negotiations
at lower figure. The banks generally discountng
up 10 their receipts.
There was fair amount of business done to-day in
stocks, but Railroad shares perceptbly weaker
than on yesterday, and Baltimore and Ohio fell of
dollar to 81, and Northern Central 81 per
share OF Baltimore and Ohio there 259 shares sold
all at s60h cash, and it closed at $50 bid s6OH asked
regular way. OF Northern Central there were 800
shares sold all time at from SIN down to SIX
and closed regular at $169 bid sl7 asked City
6s dropped to day u per cent and Northern Contra
1888 bonds y Sales made Of 81 100 City 6s at 81
for lS75s and 92a d994 for 1905, and sales
$4,000 Northern Central 1855 bonds at 6OG59x tn
closing sales being the Liter figure City 6's closed
only 96 bid for lS75s and es bid 1905 Nothing wa
done in Baltimore and Ohio bonds, but there sale
of $4,000 North western Virginia unendorsed third mort
gage bonds at 2j and of 900 Central Ohio
gage bonds at the fgure For Bank stocks Their
was some inquiry and sales made of 100 share
Howard at sex and shares Bank of Commerce at s25
For the Mining stocks there considerable inquiry
and they were generally quite strong Sales mad
of 1000 shares Springfield at 81 2592.30 cash, and
closed firm at $3.50 bid 50 40 asked regular way Salt
also of 500 shares Gardner Hill 500 cash. $50 share
Guliord 1850 at rs cts cash. and $50
figure buyer Go days 100 shares Silver Hill at So
cts cash. the latter figure being advance of 10 cts
yesterdays price, 500 shares Silver Hill at 40 cts 81
shares North State at SIS cts. 500 shares Consolidated
oO cts, and 300 shares Cambridge at so cts
AT the first board at New to-day Virginia 6's decline
SIM Missouri 6s 4; Canton \: New York Central s
Cleveland and Toledo 4; Michigan Southern X; Roc
Island X but Erie brought the price as on yeste
day; and Reading advanced X and Michigan Souther
guaranteed X. No quotations received for ii
second board
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:lla-A srtners0tn TIatirfs.

NJ OTICE.-The interest of Mr.. WILLIAM R.
y BARRY and Mr. ROBERT s. FINLEY in our firm
EMPIRES by limitation, THIS DAY.
SCHAEEFER T. L0NEY.
Ba!tim re June 80, 1860.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ SHlP.-The firm of NCHAEFFER Il lONEY ia this
ay dissolved by mutual consent. Francis B. Loney av
ing purchased the entire interest of Edward K
VII settle the business and is authorized the name
Of the firm in so dOcg. EDWARD X. SCHAEFFER,
FRANCIS B. L0NEY.
Baltimore, June 80, 1860
NOTICE OF C0-PARTNERSHIP.- The I'M
degsgned haye formed Co Partner hip under the firm
OF + =. LONEG Il co for the purpose condu ting
GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS, and have taken
Warehouses Nos and HANOVER STREET formerly
occupied by Messrs. SChaeier & Lonev.
FRANCIS b. LONEY,
WILLIAM r. BARRY,
ROBERT ). FINLEY,
IRWIN NEALE.
JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT.
Baltimore July ?, 1850. iu2tf
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TnrNItnrt.


a A. MATHiOT l. SONS
Was SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROONs,
TIT Nos IS AND q NORTH GAY ST.
Extending from 5nsd Cav yf to Fre M street
6 Aab 6sE s SysaH g
Rei;teads, Cottage FGrni Arm Chairs
Wsri2obes, WOOD od Chair, & $fssaPsgs ohars
Cotton and ar and Cradle ass2ed I cSaf Hp
o EXTENSION T Tab RGa9 81 EvER isttfs SarH
disposed to purchase invited to cali and
workmanship be exceled by any establishment ia the
'o sasss No, :, ,A1 H y IdIl son ON,
~ PFAorEsS ~ 4 f i1fHT 81 MAKER
ina | ns 'St NJ he as
sH5S b5F5 ~ rGW sFRs
3EDsfE4Ds, suitable for Hotels, servants &c. i25u
q NEW RNITURE
rhe undersigned would TAf as 9Ss attention Of friends
and the public to his new Warerrons and nd i hi r
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being ALI
PRICES he hopes G On ofhe patronage he has
~ ''"S '"''' VI ''' u O'''' THos. McGLANNAN,
RegefT oD SafhGEe ftf,e and
q W. GREENWOOD CO.'S
- , CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROC s,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Constantly hand and direct from our Factory great
variety of CHAIRS manufactured of Maple, Oak Walnut
and Mahogany CaneSeat and Buck, Rush and God
Chairs painted unpanled, knockdown drove up in
bundles or boxes for shippng.
Office Chairs, Cane and WOOD Settles, Cane-seat,
Seat Boston Rockers,
Rocking Chairs, Cane and Spanish Chairs Suits
Back Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chairs, Cane seat and Furniture,
Back, Bureaus,
Tetea Tetes Cane seat Toilet Tables and Washsands
Back, Extension Tables, &c.
Lounges, Cane-seat and Back,
We cordially invite former patrons others IN
the trade to give a call.
REFERENcE-Robinson, Lord L Co, Duer, Norris Il
Co, s. 5. Stevens x Sons.
W. GREENWOOD Il CO.,
Nos. 9S and 100 Baltimore street,
ap29-tf Rsltimora
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s@k OLD DONNTON STEAMBOA7
aal. 8aaas.
II$s sEa EEEsses:szzsss955;r} PHiLA DhLpHiA.
EYE ~ sessS--sE2 LEXINGTON AMI
RAfTlkf(}ltt !, z sTIEphn


4Gss sEa rEEa.ssss3:zzss=-ss;iG PHILADELPHIA
EVE ~ sssg-s22 Y / s. HGTnN Ann
- BALTIMORE RAILROAD
WINTER ARRA NGFEENT
~ q and after MONDAY, Nov. .C;l Passenger trains for
phiI2&eipAia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sunday IS follows viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN At $50 4. NJ. Way MAIL at H. IL
A. NJ; EVENING MAIL at 8. 10 p a. -
new YORK Trans except 10 P. NJ, on Saturdays
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached le,ya at
II .yre de Grace. $50 '' anu
and 10 ~ P. h. " - ''' - '''''-- u
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN.
TERMkDIATE FONTS.
~ leaving in II Is A. NJ train will connect at Wilmington
with 65 III train, daily Except Sunday for ali stations
between Wilmington and harrington, and on TIL, sdsys
IhCrsoays ana Saturdays tor Aiitrd; Monday. nj
neSdays and trdays for Seafocd or by aving al; 10 H.
IAN procure astcpover CHECK from Conductor, srerd he
night in Wilmington and take the 9a5 4 VI trtu for a
stations tween " minGton ara Salisbury
NOIlCE.All colored persons, ,Frter bond or free, y III
ne required 10 bring some responsible white rcrsoT rs
guy known 70 the undersigned who viii he willing sim
portion Of the road " ''.' "'
n24n Saf CpA;yl,p.. ,,.,.
Esl FUR = !, TIE
WEST AND No'RFH
A Il ~.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE.
! CORNER OF
SPEARS WHARF Avn PIP (T7r

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE
IN CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore. Nj
The most reliable Nautical instrument Makers 10 the city
and where the best assortment tlCie the
ticr line he found and positively only establish
men in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRU Mt;NTS can
he made and repaired in proper manner.
Chronometsrs for sale or hire
JAMES T. KEMP & CO,
s3-tf Successors To Ta.rrsr 4 Rr,lhe,
ESHRON0METERS.
- CHARTS,
- .. BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
~ TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTER,
70 ". rratt street
BLUNT. New York faaotf
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EPassengers and their hagiaeg con veyed free ofcEGyg
'e5 zen lile l,ep2 4ts on the Route
- ty Shls Line ENJOY comfortable nights rest
W III IN au are to ICY oU'r al might
" IpISlfI t " tfp py uayight
M I5jndafyia r. =, =; - tssG,tis from sew YORK
a. IA a"ttPiia Dy 'ls Line VIII have their baggage
chScSed foE those cities to BAY BOATS from whence
WIZ ne checked 70 different points South.
~ i1rter information and Through Tickets apply in
ErEN iOkh at the C0mpanys Great Southern Railroad
pce, cry bpllGngs foot of CORTLAND street, III
Isarce Ag also at the New jersey Railroad az
Courtid street or at o. 22g Broadway Of Barclay
street apoFStne AStoT house IN PHILADELPHIA the
company pihcei N W corner OF Sixth and Chestnut
o. * the !,epot rQsd aud Prime streets. And in BALTi
HUME 81 tG Olce baltimore Steam Packet Comp n.y. foot
o; Mni!n Dock, or On board the Bay Steamers.
Ihe.arRe ana coinm0d0us, new ana beautiful steamers
~ stH>A a, ana ADLLAlllE replete with every com
tit hti convenience nave ote added TO the Inc. Tia
nt helHg nov composed Of the splendid LUUISI.
N-S3 APP y. ~ russell ana ADELAIDE, Captain Jas.
cannon, having ufsGrp&SSr state berth accom-.
n99,nat.o?hS.
me NoFuik or Bay Line steamers will leave the NINA
nN,s wharf UNION DOCK. EH.J U3 CONCORD SIkE TT
h"''v' sundays GAcgp-sti,
,.ir,,,,s;u.:. ~ ~ ~ =. uti.GCa J. &,-Vd
EAir i"avgs rev York at 4 81 ami PHILADELPHIA IL II
N. The To!i2#nE IS The Schedule:
~ ~ L...Ess', LEAVE.
rev OK, at O'Clock, \. n Portsmouth AZ oclk u n
.1g, -
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The cash receipts on account of lands by the Illinois
Central road, to the 2Sd of November were $50
and the sales for the same time $4,000. When the
April coupon of the construction bonds natures debt
will be reduced below S150O0O00
The Missouri State Treasurer has issued the following
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THE STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue her trim.
Tuesday 0iprQ .b
- BALTIMORE AND STS0TFTJL \

&aSaEsFSsa+sSEE+F Ma STEAM COMPANY
REG ULAR DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT III
POST, HAVRE De GRACE and TIDE WATER CANAL
1.-The The s sa NJ P9RTSM0GTH" Capt Phillips, Leaves
s NG,S,DAH WEhNESHAY ana FRIDAY EVENING Al
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock
+ m n. e, ana ttAtltG ~ GRACE at o'clock, ?. ~
SaTss sane place EVERY TUESDAY Thursday ami
F E3fr DEP0SlT EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
AZ o'clock, P NJ ~ A W. ~ '''''~'-
Passage, berths included, 60 cents
Freight received daily until o'cloc. carrioj q, To-,
rates and carefully attended to ' '''''''' az ~"
duplicate receipts for freight viii be required
me agent at HaFre de Grace will attend TO Forwarding Al
merchandise consigned to him for any point on the Pennsy
Philadelphia elsewhere
The steamboat S'JUNlATA.u Can't T.r,I:,,on
he chartered at any time. 49, 'i "
| Jos las. TAYLOR, Agent baltimore.
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THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEhS
%iil leave Baltimore every SATURDAY morning, corr
nencing Saturday Morn ng, October 18th, 1860 at 6h
ocock proceeding as far up Hils Landing Returning
wll leave HIPS Landing for Nottingham every TU ESDA Y
Leaving Nottingham every WEDNESDAY morning at s
O'Clock for Baitimore Calling all usual landings
returning.
THEO. WEENS, Master
THE STEAMER PIANTER rriu discnn,in,0 Leg TIN.
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NOVtmber Il, I6bU.
Missouri Railroad BondS-Notice is hereby given to
all holders of Missouri Railroad bonds that the coupons
for the semi interest said bonds will pail on
presentation at the Bank of Commerce. in New York on
and after the LIST day of January next.
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< As!LA FUR THE SOUTH
- r. DIRECT FR0MNEW YORK, PHILADnl.
FtiiA and BALTIMORE. via the
no ,-,, BAY LINE,b
II NORFOLK, WELDON, WILMINGTON CHART ~
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHAIR nTTi 90 / &
BiA, ATLANTA, MONT GOMERY, AND
NEW ORLEANS
WINTER ARIA NGENFET
No. ,.- "a LILY, except SUNDAYS via
BAA LIN Il, * SEA BOARD q ROt NUNr RAILROAD
-, TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the 7yc Ier sbieo
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from " " 49,
NEW YORK TO WELDON I;
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ShiruinQ.
FOR IIVEPP00L-

xsEs4 FOR LlVERP0OL.-The fine Br. shin
ssras MARION, will clear on SATURDAY, next, and can
take the bulk of about 100 bbs if applied Immedatey
of the Captain on board at Ramsav's wharf, or OF
go CHS H. MYERS Il BRO,
No 40
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! qmIaisslpr fflmthants.

/ ALFRED II. CHAS. A. s YOIP
! DEP & WOLF,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
96 South Charles street, Baltimore
Our moto-Limited charges highest prices and prompt
.
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Steamhnafs.
E4sII@ THE LINE FOR THE
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THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
VIII leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at Ga
o'clock for the Patnxent River far up as Hills LANDING
RETURNING will leave HIPS landing eyerv SATURDAY
evening for nottingham viii leave Nottingham every
MONDAY morning O'clock for Baltimore calling at ali
the usual landings the liver also Fair Haven and
Plum Point going and returning.
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