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SeIpp'I1g gntsll,gsnts
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NoypMera

o
Arrived.
Steamship Locust Point, French, go hours from Char
lesion cotton rice, &C. to Sam Pearce Reports above
Cove Point brig Mary Morton, and another brig both
beating up
Steamer VIM Woodward, Cundif, from New York mdse
to Shriver.
Steamer Richard willing Claypole, from Philadelphia
Shriver.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, from Washington, &c, to
Worthington.
Steamer Louisiana Russell, from Norfolk, to NJ Falls
schrs Julia Ann, Rogers, from Frankfort Me, potatoes
Ajax.-Geo Krebs Emerson from Philadelphia
mdse to Brown, Jr.-Time, (Br) Sims, from Mas.
sau, z. ballast and fruit to Montell towed up by
steamtug Tlgress.
Barge L Birely, Dorman, from Havre de Grace ice
to II 0ler.
Cleared.
Steamer W Bruno, Foster, New York Sbriyer
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypoe, Philadelphia, Jas
A Shriver.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Norfolk-M N Falls
Bark Justna, Marshall, Montevideo. John Banded
Ketch Comet, lRrl Hill, Bermuda, Jos Yates 4 Go.
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Aaii &Ua0s.
u Ra - PHILADELPHIA,

lc1 ESa E55ss5Esss PHILADELPHIA,
szzsa TT e-5E~seEE WILMIN GTON AND
,rr BALTIMORE RAILROAD
Spring ARRANGEHEN
a. and after MONDAY, April 23d Passenger trains for
nplIIaaqHeghla VII leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY ALh1, except Sunday as follows, viz:
EMPRESS TRAIN at 8. 30 A. ~, WAY MAIL at IN IL
A; 81; ~ ENlNG MAIL at 8 IS p IT. " "
NJ, IN IA ) at 525 d only All trains connect with
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves at
Bavre de Grace. M '''' anu
and IL p. Ii. " - - ~
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN.
TERMEDIATE POINTS
BY leaving il 10 l5A NJ train will connect Wilmington
Wlth 6So NJ train, daily Except Sunday for ali stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on TUESDAYS
Thursdays ana Saturdays for Milford Mondays Wed
nesdays and Fridays for Sgaford or by avng atS %
can procure asopover check from Conductor spend The
night in Wilmington, and take the 935 A train for ali
stations between ilmington and Salisbury.
NOTlCEA colored persons, whether bond or free will
ne required to bring responsible white person.
ally known 10 the undersigned, who will be willing to sign
bond to Tie Company, before they will be taken over any
portion Of the road '
s+6 WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent
gIss E-5s6e9SsEI FUR TIE
N
WEST AND OITH W Esq
NORTHERN CENTRAL
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Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily (exceEt SUNDAYS Al SO 1,
and the Express Train daily 20 P NJ for E1i1. RIM
ao, Niagara Fails Kingston Scranton, BinghAmpten Sy-
rlGnse oswego Toronto, Quebec and Montreal and ali paf
oil western New York and Canada Also or Ptsburg Chi
4sgo CleYean9 Cincinnati, St Louis al all parts Of The
travellers can 80 by either o. these u> to Detroit and
other route ~ 100 a. - any
For New York City by the 80 A. " Train with only on,
chatge Of cars and at low by any other route
a. 80 A NJ Tor Emmittshurg, Gettysburg, Lancaster
LeDaHon, Reading, Pa, Pottsvla Bethlehem kllentowr
Md. ""u iOr haSerstoNu'
AtS%lA u. aud and P NJ for Green snr;ro, o
IA TSo 9 n;; keisetstown and Westminster, Nd
Inc harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily (evcapt r
day) at COP n, Tor the West and Northwest gu"
me Cockeysyille Accommodation Train at 40 NJ from,
hooA3 and 6U0 7. w. from Calvert Satiar Rpfurnin a.
riyes at $40 A. II. and g 20 p, H. "'i''"H '
tiaveiens rom Washingtonand the South by the 62lA
this road ' VIZ" VIC ''Hius u'r'
5or tiGkhIS and Information andy at the Ticket Office
Baltimore. " ~ 1HA'' streets
ior1>Tr y1.,,,,,, JAS. G. CLARK E, Superintendent
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

NASSAU, N.P.-Schr. Hugh ". FTy-2 $50 grape fruit
136 bbs. do, 34S5 shadochs IL bbs do 600
Dbl do, 20 bales sponge, Dbl. tallow, case sun,
dries, do Autographs, do. marble sails anchors
iron safe, SO wheel tires, F. T. Monell 1000 oranges
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Ranks amn Staffnnfrr.

MURPHY l. CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
I'VE LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STATIONE
dARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST.
s1-tf BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK. PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL z. TURNER
No. 5 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
III SORTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI
ting and LETTER PAPERs, both domestic and foreign,
ali the most approved manufacturers
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in great variety.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every descriptions for office and privat
use, viz: STEEI. PENS, PEN HOLDERS. SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
INK Writing and Copying OF all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES PORTFOLIOS, P0RTE-M0N-
NAIES &c, &c. -
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a., &c, all at low
prices .
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
L .- CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
IN, Baltimore, Md.
The most reliable Nautical instrument Makers in thecy
ana werc the pest assortment every Nau
teal line can be found: and positively the only establish
nen IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
he made and repaired in proper manner
ChronometerS for sale hire.
JAMES r. KEMP & co,
s3-tf Successors to Hagger II Brother.
THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS
and
GLOBES
EF- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE AROgE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTER,
10 W rratt street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR E. 4 C. W
BLUNT, New York fa22-tf
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

MoNTEyIDEo-Bdrk JuStind.-30O bbls sugar rs cases
oysters 260 bbs alcohol 1913 boxes tobacco 12 do tea
40 bbls Spirits IL bbs tar Il do PITCH 10 bags pepper
ravens duck, II do. shrting do fancy duck cases
drills leases chairs 106 boxes do % tobacco
# mahogany $3.50 do cherry, 3040 white pine, 1850
reams paper 100 bales oakum, 45o bbs rice SO 631 it.
white pine,
BERMUDA-Ketch Comedies bbls -four, 10 half bbls.
40 81 bbls Bread SO bags do q bbs meal 562 bushels
corn erce rice, casks do, kegs butter kettles
ard' y hams Is breasts pork, half bbls beef do. ap
beans box biscuit goo bricks bds leather is
sna ~ DO starch do cog Wheels iron railing,
eee 10 600 laths, IS sheep bdls hardware
hose, 1 do. hardware, marble Slab "
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PRICES AND SALES IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No c., IL, Il.
The Tribune Of this morning. says.

The Tribune Of this morning, says:
The stock market at the opening this morning was
rather strong, but under free supplies of Central
Erie, supposed to be account Of prominent outside
OPERATOR became weak and left off lower This feeling
continued during the session, and when the Western
shares were reached, the decline general although
not large. Some of the prominent bears took advantage
OF the heavines of the market and assisted the down
ward movement by offering sellers options with consid
cradle freedom while the bull faction outsiders ap
peared disposed to continue the conservative
last few weeks, and await the progress of
South 1t appears probable that there will be sufficient
agitation in the shape Of conventions, resolutions &C.
20 Keep thsmarket in unsettled and feversh condition
Tor month or more, and many operators unwilling
to take the risk of carrying stocks until the conservative
sense of the South has had time to operate ard the pub
lie mind becomes quoted
, The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have declared
dividend Of 10 per cent out of the earnings of the Com
pany Tor the last six months payable their Office the
i4tn INST the election day of board The
OF the Board shows surplus of $49s 81 paying
said dividend and after having paid SIPS 96010 for
purchase and cancellation of 422 shares of the Compa
nys stock the amount of over issue made by the late
Secretary.
The following are the quotations of land warrants from
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@N CHARLES H. ROSS 4 CO,
E=A5 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
<sEsz@S LIQUORS, WINES, &c.
No. COMMERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store ana United States Bonded
houses,
COGNAC BRANDIES,
Otard, Hennessey &c
ROC II LIE BRAN DIES.
SeigDette Pellevoisin, &C
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, sc.
WI MES,
Champagne, Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga, &c
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Special attention is sol cited their large stock of
OLD RYE WHISKEY,
Which cannot be eXceed by United States
including Extra Fine Superior Monongahela, Jackson,
Family. Pure X. Rye
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE,
Which cannot be eXeelled by sry house in the United
States
49, - DOMESTIC BRANDY,
GlN, IKE SPIRITS, HECfIFiED WIISKEY,
GINGER LAVENDEH.
go AND WILD CHERRY BRANDY ,
All guaranteed to give satisfaction, Win be token
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s-Cotton is active-sales to-day
$4,000 bales. Mddlngs 1l@114 cts.
CHARLESTON Nov. S.-Sales to-day of 1000 bales of
Cotton at a decline of SGx ct.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S-Flour is quiet at so. Wheat
is depressed-saes of 900 bushels decline of lG12
cts white $3.50 red 81 301 80. Coffee is quiet Wits
key has declined y CT; sales at 22G22H cts.
BUFFALO, Nov. Flour steady and in fair demand;
sales 300 bbls Wheat lower but good demand sales
% 900 bushels No Chicago Spring at 979S cts 200
bushels No. do DIG 900 bushels Northwestern club at
Sl02 1000 bushels No Milwaukee club at 81 o. Corn
steady and in good demand sales bushels at so cts
Whiskey steady; sales so bbls at 20 cts
oswEGo, Nov. Flour dull Wheat dull and lower;
and 200 bushels No. Milwaukee club at 81 Os Corn
quiet Barley in moderate demand sales 200 bushels
Brighton at GO cts, and IA 900 bushels Hamilton on pr
Vate terms Rye dull; sales 900 bushels Canadian on
private terms. Oats nominal
CHICAGO, Nov Flour dull and 59IO cts lower
Wheat quiet and Ct ower-saes 81 900 bushels Sc cts
for Northwestern Club; S2xGS3 cts for No and so cts
Tor No. IN store Corn steady-sales 80 cts in store
oats quiet Recepts-1 200 bbls -four GA 900 bushels
wheat, 80 900 bushels Shpments-I3 900 bushels
wheat treights decning engagements made IL cts for
wheat. Buffalo sight exchange New York per cent
premium.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 7, 1S6O.-Cotton-SaIes to dav
o,OOo bales; prices easier, but quotations unchanged
Sugar quiet at 7d74 cts. Molasses 35 cts Coffee firm
flour at S57OG575 for superfne DISQUALIFICATION to
with bills of lading, 104k9105H. Sight exchange on
New York, 391a per cent. discount.
ALBANY Nov. 10 P. M-FIour dull Wheat-No
sales. OatsSales 10 900 bushels State at So AG35I cts
Corn dull; sales Western mixed, in lots at 67&66S cts
Barley steady receipts moderate sales 1000 bushels
Winter at 66(69 cts 5000 bushels Canada East at rs
cts 1000 bushels State four rowed at 20 cts and 600
al Raw nnin aat Hats
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. PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Nov. 7.-The markets
have been rather inactive to-day owing in measure
TO the political excitement. In BreadstuIs there is no
change The demand for Flour is limited: about 600
bills sold at $3.50 for superine, s57OG575 Western
and Pennsylvania extra sales to the trade range
the above figures up to S6d675 the latter for fancy
brands. Rye Flour and Corn Meal dull former is
held at S425 and the latter at $350 per bbl without
sales. Wheat is unchanged, with moderate business
doing, and about 5000 bushels sold 130l35 cts. for
common to prime red 1877 cts for prime Southern do and
l3oGl50 cts. for common to prime white, the latter
for Kentucky. Rye is selling slowly cts for Penn
syyania Corn is dull, and about 3,OOO4 900 bushels
yellow sold at 7OG70H cts. in the cars and aoat
Oats dull 5000 bushels prime Delaware sold at 34X
cts aoat and 800 bushels Pennsylvania 3535 cts
barley Is unchanged Groceries-Sugar and Moasses
are dull; few small sales of Coffee have been made at
l3h@14& cts. for Rio, time Seeds-CIoverseed is
better; about 500 bushels sold at $612k6 37% per bus
A sale of Timothy made at 81 62. Whskey-Penn-
syvana bbls sell slowly at 22G22H cts Ohio % cts
Drudge2l4 cts, and hhds. % cts. per gallon
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al THE LINE FOR THE
rzzaE-lzEs--yEsAss EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE
STEAMERS KENT AND PIONEER, JIM

s6sE szssiszssz FALL ARRANGE MENrs
STEAMERS MARY W4SHISGToN AMI cEoRcE
WEEMS,
On and after October 18th 1850
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
viii leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at 61l
o'clock for the Patnxent River as far up as Hs LANDING
Returning, will leave Hills Landing every SATURDAY
evening for Nottingham. win leave Nottingham every
MONDAY morning at o'clock for Baltimore, calling at all
the usual landings on the River also Ut Fair Haven and
Plum Point going and returning.
WPENC
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THE STEAMER GEORGE WEENS

" VI leave Baltmofe every SATURDAY morning, com
mehcng saturday morning. October 18th, 1860. at 6%
COCK proceeding as far Hills Landing Returning
Viii leave HIS Landing for Nottingham every tuesday,.
leaving Nottingham every WEDNESDA morning at 3
O'clock Tor 5altmore Calling at all the landings on
returning. ~ s0@ ~
THEO MEEMS. Master
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NEW ORLEANS COFFEE CIRCULAR.
Arrivals since LIST July, direct. 997 bags
Arrivals since LIST July, coastwse Nome 81 e97
Same time last year, direct. 35I
Same time last year, coastwise ...,. 10 2I3-67 5e4
Decrease of imports direct this year. ...... 1854
Stock in first hands this day. ......,...,.l IA 400
Stock in second hands this day.. None-14 400
same time last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 33,2lS
Decrease of stock this year.....,...... 1888
ARRIVALS DIRECT.
Kronprinds Carl to Aymar & Co.......... bales 300
aannlpal, to Radocanachl Franghadi. $500
Hannibal, to Phipps & Co................... 700
Hannibal. to P. A. Graud 4 Co..............., Is
1O,421
SALES OF
2l9 bags at l5c; IT'S do. at 144c 1858 do. at 14&c
1918 do. at 14hc; $50 do at 14Sc. $50 do at l4c;
900 do at 134c.; 300 do at 1870; I39 do at l3Xc.;
40 do at &c.; 120 do at 13Bc.; ISL do. at 124c-
iota .6Il9 bags
STOCK on hand last week. .................1040 400
HeceFeu since '....'.... 10 4I--2O,a2l
Stock on hand this day 4,4OO
Taken for consumption ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2l
The market closes this day follows:
Orulnary 49,. ........... A(dl3c.
Low Fair to Fair. 10 BGD14c.
Hood air to Prime. a.
Low Fair TO Prime. ...............13Ad144c
II. T. LoNsDALE, Son & Co.
New Orleans, Nov. 2, 1860 Coffee Brokers'
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StfanrbHafs.

8 81 St Do FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
i - VA 1.-The steamer BELVIDERE
cargo, and will leave Light street wharf
Far 80 AFTERNOON, November 10th, at o'clock
" 'isi' OF passage apply to
rs st j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
5 Light street whaIf
60 6 FOR RICHMOND, VA.-The
cargo and vii steamer lean BELVIDERE is receiving
AFTERN0oN N erTs Light street wharf SATURDAY
I,assaEe and fare only - = o''Nh
FoFHe'ght or passage, apply to
ns3t D. hFASp T,iS,t H. :; Agent
ST THE LINE FOR THE
EAzzssz-1zzs.--ssEsASs EASTERN AND WESTERN SrropF
STEAMERS KENT AND PIONEER i'
CAPTAINS kIRWIN AND NORMAN
INDIFIDU AL NPE j. PTSE
DAILY LINE TO
ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER AND RACK
Whdgt, light Street, foot Of Camden
On and after MONDAY, October 49, 1860 these snendil
steamers viii run their routes as follows: f
Ine = at every day in the week to ANNAPOLIS WEST
XIV Elk AND BACK. Leaving Baltimore A NJ and
returning leave West River at II A NJ and Annapolis at
II :, arriving in Baltimore about 3 p NJ "' -
1I SLeaner PloNEER will leave every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, at I A. NJ, for ST MICHAEIIS AND EAST0V
VIA Nj LES, RlN Err FERRY, returning same day
The X ENT will leave every WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY for CAMBRIDGE, DENTON AND LANDINGS on
day. ~ ' '''"
Fare as iolg as By any other line
~ Freight must be prepaid
OPT I'm G X CANNON Agent
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between the Depots the Route ' -
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nigts rost
on the Bay steamers, and privileged to iny orr al r
at any point, and resume their trip by daylight
~ IAkLICQl LAR NOTi(E-Passengers IRON New Y ork
and PHILADELPHIA by this Line win have their baggage
checked from those CITIES to BAY BOAT s. from whence
will be checked to different points South.
Eor further information Through Tickets applv in
NEW YORK at the Company's Great Southern Railroad
once Jersey Ferry Buildings, foot of CORTLAND street NJ q
earce Ag also ut the New jersey Railroad Office foot OF
Couiand street. or at No 229 Broadway corner of Barclay
street ah3yethe AStor House In PHILADELPHIA at tie
Company Office n ". Of Sixth and Chestnut sts
o. at the Depot, Broad and Prime streets And in
NONE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Comp nv loot
ofHnion Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers
the!arge and connections, and beautiful steamers
LOtlSlANA, and ADELAIDE, repiete with every com
tort and convenience, have been added the Line Ta
line being nov composed Of the splendid steamers IOUS
ANA, Capt 9. W Russell, and ADELAIDE, Captain las
modaons. ~ " '''+1
The NORFOLK or BaY Tine sfearnnrs ill en.n The l
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Is comparatively new, and built by merchants f Free
and baltimore, interested in the trade and bv
,IeiGlds anu farmers residing counties b1rlerng
on me Kappahannock for the press purpose of keeung
hrst Grass steamer the route During the winter the 6
ward deck has been enclosed, thus afoTanQ complete nm
lection Tor Horses and other live stock Carriages Of all
sizes can be taken on board and under deck
taking oil the wheels Her saieroom ana berth sccnmm.
datons are large and commodiOus, and her caraV Tor
no 1 superior , on the waters Of the Chesapeake.
by X j. CAPRON 4 CO., Buwly's wharf '
eF Freight received board Cf the Steamer d,v
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up to o'clock. ? N
For further Information and Blank Receipt az FORM use
ny the Company, apply on board or to
r. J. CAPRON Il co, Aces
?, o., ,,,,r 10. ~ ROwlys wharf, Baltnor4
=. HbAUGhIER, President, Frederick hurg Va nh22t
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gEis - WESTERN

,ou>Jr pr,,,,,, JAS. G. CLARK E, Superintendent
:. II. WARN Err. Ticket Agent
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Total $2S7 1915 IL 22711s Jas 1872 1I2
Last week 237 097 O64 d. 236 q Sl2 l 1870

Increase. s6lS,9ll .:....:.. s275,684 $2,Os9,575
Decrease .....,,. $9666IS
The following is comparative statement of the Elk
ports Exclusive of specie from New York to Foreign
Forts for the week and since january
1858. 1880
For the week.. ss7Os1O 81 2sO54o sI794 4e5
Previously reported SO 995 400 55043 O67 1855 2l2
Since January s53,s76.2l9 $50, GIG ss1 46s 7o7
The following is a comparative statement Of Tobacco
inspections in Richmond, Va from LIST October 1885, to
LIST October 1852 and 1st October 1852 to LIST October
1860
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The money market has been in queer condition dur
ing the last week. The mercantile demand for credit has
been quite moderate and among outsiders money now
about as 1t has been for months But the Banks have
lost so much specie that many them very short
and on Saturday several institutions endeavorng
to borrow of individuals well of each other The
aggregate holding of coin is not much above four and
hreequarterS millions
The following table shows the condition of the Banks
in the four cities named:
Loans. Specie. Circ'n. Deposits
Oct q s24 $40 oss l69 S. JOG SIG no
Pha Nov s. q $50, s37 4167 967 2Ss7 6l3 1879 326
Ny. 3125, 234,5s4 22,ls4es2 9,429 423 796794l6
Boston 6. 64,040,00o 4,s56,OO0 760sOoO 2oO96 600
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rnsE-A BALTIMORE AND sUsoUEG IA

EsSsrSssSsdssss Ma STEAM COMPANY
, Lar DAILY LINE Except Sunday for PORT DE
P9SlI, HAVRE DE GRACE, and TIDE WATER CtNAL
The steamer P0RTSMoqTH," Capt Phillips, leaves
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING al
TUESDAY, THuRSDkY, and SATURDAY at ocIncE
M n, and VIE DEGRACE at B O'Clock, p rs
-. The steamboat "I,ANCASTER'' Capt j. W. TomJinsor
aTIR S1e PiaSS EEXERY TUESDAY THURSDAY ana
PORT DEPOSIT EY cry Monday, WFDNESRSiYy aT5
at O'Clock, P 81. ~ y H pf- "NA'f
Passage, berhs included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until 4 o,clock csrria5 a. H.
rates ana carefully attended to. " '
~ ~ Dnptcate receipts for freight will he required
The agent at Havre de Grace will attend 10
merchandise consigned to him any point on the Penns
%il rssnp freigh intended for Baltimore
be chartered at any time. ~ " i'Ani'isoH' 60"
JOS, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
~. X ALEX TAYLOR, Agent, Hayre de Igrsca
o. u j. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit
FOR THE SOUTH
FessSsEfzssE--s7 DIRECT FR0MNEW YORK, PIIILADEL.
FHlA and BALTIMORE, via the
ma ,.o,,c,,r r,BAY LINE,'1
70 NORFOLK, WELDON, WILMINGTON, CHARLES
TON hCGtSFA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COIUM.
hiA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AND
- NEW ORLEANS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
49, 1900. DAILY, Except SUNDAYS ! via
Bay LINE SEA-B0ARD & ROAN0E + RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PL ACps
The Scheduie being arranged that the traveller
to no NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW York TO WELDON, n. c
- THROUGH TICKETS
Fpu IA r4.- Ir,T IN Nh
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOURS.

"a! ~ asaS:si;z.ss;; ~ Or q p In =
WEST AND ITH W Els 4
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
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EssICC@e OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT


1> For FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA AND LAND
INGS ON TIE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVF P " -'
dhG steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Farbank, leaves
baitli0re from her berth, at Needham's street
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON nj 1o;c1ac, 90 ard
FFsst9TRnng leaves fredericksburg EVERY T U ESDSY
~ " at clock, or Immediately after the arrival Of
o4e HAN OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
az i lai REGULAR Landings on the Rappahannock river
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The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers win leave the Gonna
s wharf, UNION DGCk, FUpf DF CONCORD STREFT.

LEAVE. LEAVE.
new ork, Mt o'clock, i. n Portsmouth ate ocIk NJ
Philadelphia, II &c. Weldon at II - A.
Baltimore r ~ %i fz:fn at 81 :. n
F3 augusta, charleston and the South the Mances-
ter Railroad, finished
The train from Weldon in the above schedule goes to
Iassenger for Riehmond and Petersburg, any other
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
- passengers tor tdenton, Plymouth, Newhern ash
nStO, eld0n, oidshorO, Beaufort, Warsaw, RALEIGH and
WimIpgon n c. will find il a pleasant, direct and
AsS sai tinnol Iou M; ~, ,ss N. FALLS,