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Colin, st John; schr Frances, hiladephia-Cld schr
Emily Ann, Richmond
land; King, Corbulo and Naiad Queen Philadelphia
Brady, New Y osk; Allen, Boston--Cd schr
WILMINGTON. Jolly 21-Arr steamship Parkersburo
New York; schr Ben New York; William Spear, Phila
CHARLESTON, July 2l-Arr steamship James Adoor
New York; brgs Tanner. do Edwardo. trinidad 1sel
Cleared steamship Marion, New York; bark Copernicus
- SAVANNAH, July 2O-Cld steamship R cuv,er New
p. July 2l.cd ship webfoot, New York; schr Lovett
York. ''"i 'a'an hio'er'' new
Notice to Mariners.
State Department, Office Lighthouse !
Board, Washington July 10, 1860
(Onicial
Roadstead of Adra.
The following extract from comm nncation from the
agent at dra to the United States Ma
aga and by him forwarded 20 this Department
lug the dangers of the in tina vicinity il
tor general information " P'i'eu
Practically, however, glad to saw that the
OF this roadstead may be greatly reducedin fact
done away withby observing the following verv smne
OF these it is desirable that masters of ass, chou, -
ihaue aware, II possible, before coming here
ISL The proper ground for anchorng-
This is little of the town and onnosta N, ,.
ing works. but can hardly be mistaken as iexcent IN
weather. when all vessels shun the spotl vessels
Will always be found anchored there f' '
may observe, however that for largo vsssa,s ., -
% parks the best anchorage is considered to he
"h,h oiinShe the shot tower of the Messrs Hered;.
anu nlgh chimney rising ground behind it in III,
same line. u ~ III LII
"a NO captain should remain at anchor here when N,
Westerly wind and surf become very strong Twice as
nave mentioned cable has parted the shin drifted
ward towards the mouth of the river strapded and he
came a total wreck. anu "
"a whenever the sky and the barometer Indicate that
Is coming en- and the surf begins TO break heavily on
e shore the master of vessel should lose no time r
getlhg up ms anchor and standing out to sea Shlte
rom westerly gales is afforded in the anchorage of Ro
ABOUT seven leagues east of this spot the
noua De careful to keep well off the dangerous succes
SION SION OF small eapes known "Guardia Viejan "Poin
Futuias and Point Elena '"' ~
asn II captain Just arrived and stranger in tbi
De doubtful how to act in such case he can
o uo better than to follow the example of the Frenc
eses' several OF which are almost anchored here TIN
rlenen captains know the coast thoroughly so or on
I.ines ABOVE 100 vessels of that nation coming her
comparison. ~ ~ e-'eiy rare II
~ tne french captains put out sea- let the American
captains DO the same My experience shows that il ia
this exposed roadstead ~ h"e 4
A. IL que publicity be given to this communication an
ne ABOVE simple rules followed frequent and cost
disasters which occur the roaistead Of Adra NAV Ger
BY order,
W VIM. F. SMITH,
----- Engineer Secretar,
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Steamships.
4@ FOR
se s A Y A N N A H.

S424G SAY ANN AH
tue sure" ''sa FHo&As SWAMI,
w;u,o..-. s.-,- Capt. l. T. Ramsay,
On MONDAY, July soth,
o'clock a RRFe eH ay sailing
bills 81 aiding signed after departure Of the
sAML. t PEARcE, Agent,
lie Spears wharf
nm sfR'BF sy be b rs
GRfR GHAR EsTON
THRoUGH IN FIFTY HOURS,
''' "'s'e@ss scre SE Sfsa@sh!p CREEK
Capt, l. wilets,
TUESDAY, July 81,
No frerh, received after :. a. O'clock NJ
sss, Bills Of ading will signed after the departure oh
For freight only apply to
SAMUEL. T. PEARCE, Agent
esgen.s in Charleston JOHN W. CALDWELL son SS''
ruhcuanty IN her departure NAV De relied JUGS At
! 48ErS UROMWELLS
''SAA'-"EAf BaET Hx6REss LINE BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
steamships 0' 'f's Line will ,save s,,e.r,s u,.r,
EVERY r5HsB1F $H 'S', vn sns'' wharf
on MY fTE $GeE sfr AND Pi sATfk Spk
nevering goods in Baltimore Thursday and Monday
EF F?h. CENTS per foot propotonate rates
otpperS 10 boson Providence, Portland and other
efn POINTS can have their Goodsprompy forwarded by
! this line free of com mission
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS
| or to Fl B CR0MW ELLA CO,
| ;,-. 81 WEST STREET,
-!ul.-tI New York.
sEkfA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
sfzzk. The and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocean
Steamers s. r. SPAu LING, Solomon Howes. command
er, ana ZEN DEFORD, WE A. Hailett, commander will
naely. '
| CLASS. -
Fare sl2, including Meals and Stateroons
For freight or passage apply to
A. L.. HIGGINS, Agent,
WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
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Eau 8oaas

Es&s usays5sssS5SsE WESTERN
S@s -Sszasc@ MARYLAND RAyROAD
OPENf FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 30, and o'clock Re.
turning leave FinkSburg Station, 49, 80 and &C.
The O'clock train enables spend four
hours IN the beautiful Green Spring Valley, and return to
Baltimore $50 ?. NJ.
Stages for Hampstead. Manchester, Westminster Tsney
town and Emmitsburg arrival of the BOA NJ train
Also for Westminster. from the p. NJ. train.
Jul3 II IRWIN n TAYLOR
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sT~ FOR THE EASTERN

HfSTf - stsss,. AND WESTERN SHORE
Jobn eE Swlit ana commodious Steamer KENT Captain
tn ~ leaves herWharf Light street foot Of
Cad l I Tor GHQPT&Nk RIV Err EVERY "Wednesday
1 aau Pa okIA1 MORNING, at o'clock, touching T
Hn1ge' Eoaas Point ate Haven, Shermans Pier
Gence, Eastern, wa Dover Brdgc0 Kinpstown Ivy
n I'M f95teTs Landing and Denton, Returning leaves
ne c on Z EKl THURSDAY AND MONDAY M0RNTNG'
at e e59cs tosSShpg at the above named Landings
TTTFS6a r III HIIEAaf fH snH NESt RIVER EVERY
be prepaid '''S' 81 rFeight must
ap25.if ~ - ,,,->-o,-
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Ilstals, Aarhmars, IT.

-EDWAkD a In
mi KEITH, JR., 4 son,
OFFER FOR SALE AT MASuFSCTuRtrRiss LOWEST fN
RATES
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF AMERICAN HARD
WARE.
MPRISING
NAILS, STEEL 10 p AND SHEET IRON. HOII OW-
WARE, CA TINGS, SAD Cons. AXES, sHOVFLS and
SHADES, FORKS. TACkS, RUi ES, BUTT HINGES.
SCREENS, GlMLtTS, IOGES FILES. HATCH ETS,
HAMMERS COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS, CURRYGO6IBS,
1AOOsIS, &C, &C &c ju32m
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, THE STEAMER PLANTEI
U ItaNe Baltim ore for til. Patnr.-,.t =.


t rave Baitm ore for the Patuxen river evev TTFS
Et no.ii,h2 aL b OcIQck as far up Hills Landing
h n will leave Is Landing every THURSDAY morn
iS r WI leave Benedict every Friday morn
HE az CLOCK Tor Baltimore calling at Plum Point and
FAR haven going and returning. JIM '"n"
Freight received on SATURDAYS and MONDAYS
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IN PORES AT RAITIWORE

a. FOREIGN.
% IArE Brig Mary At,oeU-37 bbs palm OIL
" >''"' oo'' ID tons palm wood, S3 lbs. ivory order
D. COASTWlSE.
bbs IoSSGhr j'o. 'aker.-14O hhds sugar, 100
FHILADELPHIA-Scbr Ryr,,e,ts - 900 ,o,.u -
Dougherty, Woods x Co. wv 0oAes sugar.
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GurnInrR.

q w. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
Ea CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROONS
M Nos 9s AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET, BAITiMoRr
MANUfACTUR AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
Constantly hand and direct from our Factory great
variety of CHAIRS manufactured of Maple Oak Walnut
and Mahogany Cane-Seat Buck Rush and Wood Seat
Chairs painted panied knockdown or drove nm in
bundles or boxes for shipping ~ "
Office Chairs, Cane and Wood Settees, Caneseat
seat, Boston Rockers
ROCKING Chars, cane seat and Spanish Chairs and Suits
PACK Cottage Sets and Chamber
Library Chalrs zane seat and Furniture,
- Back, Bureaus,
Tetea Tetes Caneseat Toilet Tables and Washstands
Back, Extension Tables &c
Lounges, Cane-se and Back,
We cordially invite patrons and all others in
the trade, to give a call. ~ so
Observation-Disclosures, Lord Il 20 Diner Norr;s
Co., S. s. Stevens Sons. ' %ii' "
W GREENWOOD & CO.
oo.s Nos 90 and 100 Baltimore street,
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7 p'Iss'IIV % IHluNtnt st. Meals extra
fassage to Fair Haven so cents. Meals extra


WIN leave Baltimore for the PatuxeDt river every FRInAy
morning al o'clock, as far up as H's Landing Ratnrn
Ihg, VIII leave Hlls Landing every Monday mornne fnr
WIZ leave Benedict every Tuesday morning AZ
Haven going and returning 'i' anu rdr
Freight received on Wednesdays and Thursdays
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M - FOR 9 ; TIE q y
WEST AND NORrH \ +
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMNER ARRAEGE3EEr
CHANGE OF HOURS
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows
The Mail Train daily Except Sundays at $50 A. n .
ana the Expire Train daily at $50 p NJ Elmira, Buff
alo Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton, Bnghampten Sy
acns osWego Toronto, Quebec and Montreal parts
OF western New York and Canada Also for Ptsburg Chi
West and Northwest. y ~
Travellers by either of trains to Detroit and
other route - '
For New York City by the BOA NJ Train with only one
change OF cars ana at low rate by any other
AT o5O A u: for Emmittsburg, Gettysburg Lancaster.
Lebanon, Reading, Pa, Potsvie, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Carlisle, and Chambersburg and for Hagerstown,
At $50 b. and and P NJ. for Green Springs Ow-
ms Mills, Reisterstown and Westminster, Md.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily Except Sun
day. at OOP NJ for the West and Northwest.
Ihe Cockeysville Accommodation Train 30 A. NJ from
Booh and GEO 2 NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
riyes at $40 A NJ and 8. 20 P. NJ
travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
ana so r NJ, make connections with the trains owe
For TICKET and Information apply the Ticket Office
Baltimore. -
,or,>,u ,,o JAS. G. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T. RiGNEY, Asst Su perintendeI.t
!. Fl. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
June &c, 1860. iasOtf
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A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
IL This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling PERFECTLY
pure anu OF rich fruity taste, unsurpassed quality BY
any VINE in the American marked - 1'' "
RUBlS (Cabinet) CHANPAGNE-Particnlar attention NJ
connoisseurs is invited tots qualities and superortv
dinner Vine Of unrivalled merit Its beautiful Riu colr e
guaranteed to be the natural product Of the Crane "
undersigned, being aware that
many competitors spreading the report fiat the Wine
imported under the OF Rnbis is artciav coored AZ
hereby oid the um TEN THOUSAND known
cnenss VINO could In any public experiment, afford the
seeming prcc that the deep color OF Rnbs Is due 10
shins e'se cut The pure juice Of the grape
J Gossa a Co..
r,..,, AChaions- sur Msrne france
.,,. oHARLEs q, MYERS q BRO,
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STEAMBOATS,.

tSSassss5sSs9ag.=s-$ So,,,-, GREAT
'0FFRRFEiEGK aNTA Up, SOUTHWESTERN
'i0f VILE LIE A PNSIN TIL NGHgURG, VA KNOX
AND INF E HRS EEfpAIrIH =, Tenn "a A"0A'
GEORGE EkR
Wiz South $as Rar 1S ely Va
THE sHokTESF THE G6ST Ex s2FP
r.r, BEST ROUTE af FOR FREIGHT
10 10 all important points in Southwestern Virgnio
bama and o. georgia and the northern part OF S
Goods recepted for through to any OF the abova rooo
tiona a information rates and to the
iro,n agent Powhatan Steamboat Company
.e--.. No. Light street wharf
Esn@N FOR PETERSBURG iva CITY
NJ 5T POINT FA.)The steamer "BELyI
URDAf AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. '''' U" AN hhf SAT
or eghi or passage having fine State Room accoo5a
iuqItf j BRANDT, Jr, Agent
-! , Light street wharf
Eesl-A FOR RICHMOND, VA.
Fh sirses what's aae 6 sef% TFRY n win
freight or passage having fine State Room aecoro
iu9,r J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
Light street wharf
s.,asgSS-- FOR THE SOUTH
PHI PiREC FROM NEW YORK, PHIIADEI
MA ana BVALTlM0RE via the
re 46 NN9RE EPGFsTTy EtbGS, MLNYeroN, CHARLES
'o' Bi4 4fLAA MA KKAaLEJGH CHARLOTTE, COLIN
SfRiNg ! 4 an D SDMMER ARRANGEMENT
BAY LINE Bso}GSfEf sqFR65aaY N3jk ka eAno,,
The Schedule being so arranged Ina the F1G5s:
No MIGHT T TTAyE 1S On the Railroad FROM
| THROUEU TTGY IrS ~ -
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nUGAN Il JENKINS.
~ COMMISSION HARDWARE AERCH5WgE
No SO SOUTH CHARLES STREET
Are Agents for the following Manufactures:
THOMAS TURTON Il SONS, CAST AND SHIlp Sr,,,
WILLIAM GKEAEES SONS, FILES, RAsPs, DC
WALES FRENCH, AUaER, AUGER BIfTs Dc
]. G. H0VEY, Boring MACHINES.
A.. RANDALL, TACKs, FINISHING NAILS, &c
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTs, WAsHr.s Avn,
AMER1cAN BUTr COMPANY, Burr HINers, SAD INV.
&c. ~"o'
CHARLES a. KELLOGG, CURRY CoxBs SoALEs In
HALL, ELTON CO.. PLATED SPOONS AND FonKs
SCQvIL MANUFACTURING CO., SHEET BRASs AND
BRASS BUrrs. '~
DAVID SNYDER. SHoTxLs AND SPADES
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS CANDLE
STICKS
DUNLOP i NADEIKAs AXIS HAfoHl,s 10 tv,ot
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HAfOhIS FROM BALTIMORE.
pou FOREIGN
bbS Ss'aatthpAN.-SMP UhdRG .-1I67 hhds tobacco "a
mus: stems G5S9 lbs querc iron barl IS 500 t 10
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me NorIolK or Bay Line steamers will leave the Gamma
;S "EarI, Union DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STR EitT
EOTICE.
FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER,

cu,,,o,, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
oo GJH IS OF DAYS.on and after EDN ESDAY NAV
1Sd iooo, me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
SAIuR AH MORNINGS at O'Clock, proceeding as far mn
as Lyon creek on Wednesdays Returning viii leave
greek on Thursday morning at O'Clock for Baitmoe
% leaVe baltimore on Saturday morning at O'Clock for
Nh l-tnulhg Returning, VIII leave HIPS Landing on
m0m11y morning at 5ocloc for Baltimore calling al the
usua landings the river, also at Plum Point and
| Haven going and returning " A' al" 4 All
Freight received on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
| Possoga 70 p+.., ,,, N. l.. WEEMS, Master
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stock on hand last week .................. 1851
eeeNeu thls week.. none-9,S5l
Stock on hand this Observation-Disclosures. 4,424
lakeh Tor consumption ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,427
Market closes this day
Oralnary ...,.............."..l3a to 13kc.
noou ali .,.l459 10 l44c.
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IL HISS L COLE
=. ,- - No. IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MAN Y FAGIQRERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
, ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE
K HOE a CO.'S CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
CIRCULAR SAWS. ~
FISHER NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILS and
PARALLEL CHAIN VISES
FIEbD'S, SANDWICH CO.'S CUT TACKs SHoENAILs
COLLINS, HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETS, &C.
NEW ENGLAND SCREW C0MPANY'S GIMLET POINT
WOOD SCREWS.
RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMrANY,S
LOCKS, &c.
FITCH MANgFAcTURING CoHPANY's CABINET and
ANGLICAN HoRsE-NATL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
CLlSCH NAILS ~
q AMES SONS SHOVELS and SPADES, &c &c
WIN; WILCOX Il co.'s PLATE and PADJM'KS
SCYTHES. NO>A' "'" "A'~'or
SG TTYT Hes, SNEATHS, sCYTHE STONES, sc, &c
assortment "a 'a'se anu iui'
All of which offer lowest Factory Prices mvo,f
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WILMINGTON MARKET, July 23.-Turpentine-Fur
g safes on Saturday of 300 bbs at $40 for virgin and
yellow dip and 81 20 per Dbl for hard Since then nrces
nave declined and GOO bbls. sold this morning at
SOU Tor virgin and yellow dip and 81 20 per Dbl for
nara Iar-A small lot of Tar sold today at 81 so
per Dbl Spirits Turpentne-No transactions in either
spirits or Rosin have been reported to-day.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, July a4-Fine quail
are IN demand at good prices, while the depression
We again quote Lugs at frCm s2G4h and IS; common
Leai SS(a6H medium S7Qsh; good and fine Shipping
SysIis ana occasionally sl2 manufacturing Leaf at
AZ prices from g to SIS, according to quality Fancy
wrappers from S25 70 800 per 100 lbs
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Esires. Yiaurrs. &c.

MA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES. 10,
FSSSAM J. B. CHARRON Il CO. AGENTS
Ssss4A FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IT,. IN FRANCE,
ye Just received and for sale yerv superior
@ DIES vintage of 1871 Charron Pere ct fs Brand
MI nenont Cos Cognac Brandies various vim ages
3o'IgauN Ciaret Wnesfrom low finest grades Burgnn
9E mes rom medium to very best grades produced in
franc: superior " hite Wines Champagne Wine yarios
qualities. - A u L . Vi prime
house or duty paid ~ s oonoeu ware
On consignment, 10 bills very old and prime Monon-
Eane rye Whskeys 10 bhs very old copper distilled
en D m " tnkey 200 Sbis fine medium grades Bourbon
rye hlskeys to which invite attention of those
N want Of pure liquors Offce-CORNER OF I0NRIRpn
AND HANOVER STREETS. -. W Nv anSH
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BALTIMORE AND sUsoUEHAN

E<zezssr-x-.FA II N NJItK4 -h4ND OUIOUU M Y
Arff sfr5lf7z::ssrsse1 IA STEAM COMPANY
pd kEiSuAR AllY LINE Except Sunday Tor PORT ne
TEL 5 IA isE De GRACE, and TIDE WATER CENAI
Io me steamer me- - r0RISMOuTH," Capt Phillips leaves
MSSn END Of EST FALLS ATENU 81 Try Ky
n0yN,DAf, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING a.
2ci9Gk Returning leaves PORT DEPOSiT ~ ERV
, oMTopA ThuRSqAY, aud SATURDAY at 3 O'Clock
I ~ ~ and HAP De GRACE vt o'ciock D N '''1A'
eaTss Steamboat sa boat Ia S r. Capt ominson,
SATgRDAl EVENING at o'clock Raturning Loo anu anu
F f,uHS DEPOSIT EVE cry MONDAY, WFDNESDGY and
FRIDAY EV ENING at 3 Ocl0ck am, n ViS T. ~ ~, sIn
az O'Clock, p. ". ~ Ia I'VE Df- of'ACf-
Passage, berths included 20 cents
Freight received daily until 4 o'clock c.rr;sd -. I
rates and carefully attended TO ' N"''ie" DIT 10"
n n duplicate receipts for freight will be required
e agent at havre de Grace will attend TO Forwarding m
consigned TO him for any point on the Pennsy
Philadelphia elsewhere ''' hHi''nioie'
The steamboat 'lCNJAT4' - Cart Eel r,,.,..- -
be chartered any time f ''"' ''ini'N-oh' can
JOS Jas. Taylor, agent, Baltimore
,.. X ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent Havra Ia Gr,ca
bpl4 u j. TOME, 4 port lenoS 1890 ~ VI hNS'
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GTzT ss-a CARRIAGES CARRIA GESl---Tb
= SnbscGber has hand his extensive CAR
RiaGE EEP9SiToRY No - Soath Gay street, the most
extensive and best assortment Of fashionable ARRT
ta can be found in the city. Persons in want Of arioges
wl ma 1t to their interest 10 give call as am deier
mined 70 sell low for cash approved paper All work eoid
a. my hepoSitory warranted for twelve Old Carria
seS repaired o. taken in exchange for ew ones ~
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~ ~ 7TIIIsNI.It . D I TELEGKAPH.
- LN lokk July 2i-Cotton-saes OF 500 bales to-day
al former rates Flour depressed-saes of IA 500 bhIs
az 20 S55 o. Wheat is deprepsed-saes of AZ 900
S aoels ~ an advance of lag cts new choice white
I TI s siS es!ern white 49, Red 81 2S milwaukee
dluU Si-l9l ~ Chicago Spring $llSdII9 Corn has
Sf lenaencY-saes of 9S 600 bushels; mixed
%,f % Lard is heavy at I'm @134 cts Sugar is firm
aeo G7H cts. Coffee is firm an advance of
Z. tgh on the WHOLESALERS of 1850 bags Rio at Is cts
at Sl.45. Rice is firm ~ -''
nptADiELPIA, July 24.-Flour is quiet, new super
sISoa l4O Corn is steady at 67C16S cts Pork-Mess
f s1s;2Og 1873 Bacon-Sides, 12G12k cts; Shoulders
90 cs Hams l2G14 cts. Whiskey is dull at q IA
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g. oARHlAGESl o,nn,,o
The enhc,sto.. TO-. - -, CARRIAGFSlt
Mhol A4ETTE STREET, general assormaniI ~ 20 60 "a
Of te most approved styles, all of which Will he seId
Met PRICES Tor cash, or approved paper All arrs
ks guaahtled for twelve months We respectfully invifa
me pnplc TO call and examine our stock F' invite
n. Bod Carriages taken in EXCHANGE for ,nr 49,
Repairing done with dispatch. i "e" ones
n26-t J. RIDDLEMOSER JR, CO
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, July 23-The
prices for Beef Cattle at the Avenue and Western Drove
Yards yesterday ranged from SO to $9per one hundred
pounds. At the former yard ,703 head were on hand
found 65 Cows sold at the usual rates from $25 to $50
1850 Hogs sold at from S75 to $S37 per one hun
dred pounds The supply of Sheep larger than any
ing at from to 81 cts. per pound. At Imhoff's Hog
Market 276 head still fed sold at from 81 SO S. 25
and corn fed from IS to SO per hundred pounds
net, according to quality. As usual the market this
place was brisk the demand being unable to be satisfied
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AsEA OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

| IS16 -, = COMPANY
MY FUh o FFkERERICKS BuRG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
LSTS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER LAM
Ihe steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Faifbank eave,
from her BERTH at Needha's pier igb sIraat
wharf VERY FRIDAY ALTERING DON, at O'CLOCK an a
,nsIuuinl4ng leaves Frederick sburg EVERY UESD
st a ITa o. cars from Richmond and Washington Slipping
scngtrs 'N''' i'''5''' ana pas
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sssa4as VESSELS WANTED FOR
GSS1ae2 HAVANA
. Le signed are constantly in Of vessels to load
TO and from Havana and Natanzas
,o.y AORREIL II RANDALL,
-io1 IS Exchange Place
SaS FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
asszzRs hne Al schooner "EMELIME C. JOHNSONr Spt.
Ion MASTER about 1900 barrels capacity. Apply to
toc ., JOHN HENDERSON Il co,
lto-EI Pratt and Cnmmerce sfreets
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-25

81 = - CARRIA GES.-We have on hand, at
- OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
BIZ % NE largeSt and best assortnents Of CAR
AHES 70 he found in the city. Persons in want of Car
IsgeS are invited to call our stock as we are
determined to sell low rates ana ON as
terms any OTHER establishment "n
, MULLMYER & HUNTER
Of Quo -lu..l No. Ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-15

passenger packet More, Capt Jcsfpa Asaaa Y =
eoanmander, Mr.. John Ansden, clerk, iesses VI
evening st clock for shreveport hurricane allo
Carolina Blufs. n
II HI Tcxas. cant. d. W. stinde, commander,
Mssats stirae and Perry, clerks, leaves tins even
IN N / O'Clock positively for Jefferson ana ~
way Landings on Red river, 8
d.os7as,., E.sS. Mai Packet for picssosly 81
Ddu--Ths magnificent passenger 70 ckeI ona,lne.'
Cspt. W. d. Wilson, commander, MI. *. nollnss'
clsr leaves at her usual hcur, o'clock th's even
ID. for vicksburg and way landings.
RoeDack Toy Essx0o Riuef.fhe exceleh' w.
zubstantial steamer, safe and comfortable PACKET
Roebuck, Capt M. r. Dent commander, win leave
this evening at 5 o'clock for Lefore and inter
mediate landings On the Yazoo and Tallshatehie
rivera, 4. .sea
Woodfo,d foY Loaisrile. The comfortable pas
xeuaer packet woodford, Capt. Moses Irwin, COM
mander. Nj. Il. B. Mclaughlin, clerk, leaves at .
O'Clock Ills evening for Memphis, Cairo, Louisville
| and way landings. The Wocdford has spacious
cabin. her staterooIns large and comfortable, her
/ sneed well established, and her staunchness OF
buiid at,a reliability prudence and skin Of her on
cers beyond question. Remember the Noodlof0
/ this evening.
Osy Of Memphis for ST Louis 1o-D dy.-pas
sengers for the North are called on to remember
| that tbs great passenger packet City Of Memphis
Capt j. Ed Montgomery, commander, JAS. Kerr
III. clerk Is now receiving freight, and will bach
our for Memphis. Cairo and St. Louis at O'CLOCK
4 Hill evening, without fail The elegant cabin
large and airy state-rooms, and the clock workreg
/ ularity with which she comes and goes, all con
tribute to make the City Of Memphis 2 favorit,
packet, while the well known courtesy and obfgmI
l disposition Of her officers add materially e ne
/ merits