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~ The Prince of Wales arrived at Washington
City on Wednesday, where he was received by Gen.
Cass, and the Presidents private Secretary and
nephew. A large crowd had assembled, and con-
siderable enthusiasm prevailed. The Prince and
his party were conveyed to the White House, where
they will be entertained by President Buchanan.
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STATE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY OF NORTH CAROLINA
We invite attention to the card which will be found
on the first page of this issue, relative to the meet
ing of the Educational Convention, at Wilmington,
in November. Those who are actively engaged in
upholding this enterprise deserve the cheering en-
couragement of their fellow-citizens. and we trust
that every good citizen will do all in his power to
advance the good cause, in which the prosperity of
the State is SO deeply involved -Golds Tribune
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az The Hon. Warren Winslow is in the City,
on brief visit Gov Winslow brings cheering re-
ports from his portion of the State for Breckenridge
and Lane
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EXECUTION OF GEN. WALKER.-The New Orleans
Delta contains full particulars of Gen. Walkers ex-
ecution. He was shot at Truxillo Honduras, on
the 18th of September. His manner was calm and
collected, and he died like brave man. Col. Rut-
Ter, his second in command, was sentenced to four
years Imprisonment, but his men were allowed to
return to the United States
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The Synod of North Carolina will meet at
Statesville, October 24th The opening sermon will
be preached by Rev. F. z. NASH.
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az Pennsylvania will vote for State officers on
Thursday next The result will be important in its
influence on the Presidential election
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TO CONSUMERS OF COAL. 40
SHALL DURING THE WINTER, (AND INTACT
October s. 1850.
SALE OF FURNITURE.

SALE OF FUKNITURE. > ~.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON THURSDAY
next llh instant the Household and Kitchen Fur.
nure belonging to Lawrences Hotel. Sale to Commences
on the premises at IL O'clock A. NJ The articles are too
numerous to enumerate advertisement, and it s
deemed sufficient therefore, that they embrace
almost every thing used in an establishment Of the kind
Raleigh, N. C., Oct. {, 1860. sO-2tpd.
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To j. N. CLEMENT, Esq.

MocKsvnLE, Sept. %, 1860.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter, informing me of my
having been selected by the Democratic District Con-
vention at Winston, elector on the Breckenridge
and Lane ticket was duly received. was entirely
unprepared for that notification for the reason that
in answer to enquiries from delegates prior to the
meeting of the Convention, had refused to allow
my name to 60 before the Convention, as did not
myself feel equal to the labors of the canvass And
accordingly felt constrained to decline, although
with great regret and reluctance.
have since received letters from friends in var-
portions Of the District stating that the Con-
vention was apprized of the feeble nature of my
health. and insisting upon my acceptance, if did
not participate actively in the labor of the cam
paign.
Under all existing circumstances regarding the
inconvenience and delay Of filling ticket at this
period of the campaign have reconsidered the mat
ter, and consent to the use of my name and shall do
what can to promote the success of our principles
vital as they are, both to the Constitution and the
Union. l do this the more readily, since am as.
surcd of the active cooperation Of gentlemen of well
known efficacy, who will more than supply any
shortcoming, on my part, in the canvass.
North Carolina surely will not voluntarily abdi-
cate her honorable position among her sister States
of the South, at the time when her equality among
the other States of this Union is brought in ques-
ton and the issue forced upon her. Hitherto our
party has boasted its devotion to principle and its
a6negation of men; time and again has it struck
down its oftcst chiefs with the rmness of Brutus
when they deserted the faith. Surely that party
cannot now be divided by mere personal partizan-
ship. when fundamental principles of Government
being subjected to the test of popular sentiment
and the union of the States and the equality of the
States, both demand united strength in their de-
fence A fanced availability at the North, will in
duce one who acts from principle, to throw away
his vote in North Carolina when he can make it ef
fective for good by voting for sound men and true
patriots endorsed as such repeatedly by our whole
party, upon platform that de6es cavil criticism
Yours truly,
j. NJ CLEMENT.
Waugh, j. W. Alspaugh.
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: For ,oeek ending Sept. %, tn tolzo,gino cnn

Mr. Bozeman, Rogers. - : : 'I'e''''
For ,Oeek ending Sept. %, to ,o.owino 1an.;on,..
LElas. Bryant A M,ckle, Long L McC., ! G Ter.
rentne Son, Lattimer Brown, W F& II Stnyhorn
Q P Mebsns. Morton, Cambeli, J Garrett. s
fsn9. fsl4V Rss tRi1des,y; e,sy; H!s1 Kssh?
Frankford, Joh1son, Wallace Elias Co., Webb, &S,
Swain, Simonton, Wilder, Northy. a q Wal.
ton, to- Blackwider Archer Co. Cannon White,
i Drummer H. Person. H London. P Harden, Miss
doc, JolIie, Porter & Gorrell, W Dick, Holt
n North Co., Franson Bro. Dr. T Keehln. n
PaasS7 Wilson, smR ksndsR'9 &dsi, Pho Bc
Fries, " Barrow. G H Lee T McRorie Hamersi.v
Mendell, v Link, Geo Mills. John Miller SAMPLE
J aarkey Co, NJ Westmorelsnd Co., j Thomp,
ersy, Hddsrtcn. Biting, stockton, .1ipd. Iiad..y
liams Jones Watson, Jolle, Cline 4 Bos,, HARPER
Son. " } Harley Co.; Wilson Co, Bailey, W Me.
B Balsley, J Norman, NJ Angler. o'''A'
Delivered to N c. r. Oct. l, 1850.
L Dement,. Church, Stafford, Porter Gorrel. Il
Rror N Holt, l. H Fries, Geo Mills W Faucett q
Haber, W Brown. W s Clark. H Sackerman, Owen.
SAMPLE shs; Leip69nnes % Coles Lindsay, Turner,
ers, Endy Frankford, Houston Hunter fatt;ner =
b, J Turrentne Son, A Scott r Harden Bro. "
J Mcdonnell, Adams C McAdoo ] Graham Co..
M Worth, C., J Whaton, R Gray, Fulkeryon'
Vogler, Wallace Co., McNeely Young. L Elas.
Jones l. Overman. Ecces, Horah Ramsay. W r
Lenthican, Harris West, Smith, Gray Fry 4 Yo.
der, A Bost, Phifer York. W l. Welch Jones Wat.
Lee, Dick, Holt, Moss & Oaks Fries, Miller.
Delirsred to N. C. r. r., Oct. g. 1850
George. B., A Dement, W Mcconnell A Noel
Dr. Ellis Wallace, Elias Co., Schlnner G Turrentipe
Son, Albright Bsson, Cline Elias, H Owen.
s frankford, Loader Co.. Albright. Martin, D
Kerr, P Gilchris, Jamison, Simonfon Co. Goodman
Egerbrm. A Galamore, T N L Holt L Sloan g
NcAdoo, H Graham, W Clark J c Lamb ] W Field
Gray, Fries, Clinard L Lindsay Bonner Crist X
Mohtt Ebert w Hunter & W Biting Pbfol
Bro, Transon Bro, L A Welch, W y Barrow
Cooper Gray. Cochran & R Elk Manufacturing Comm,
Fry d Yoder Harper Son, g Mills, H C Eccles j p
al!derbrand, d Horton, Harden B., Burkebead
\ B, Bost, Phifer York, ] Thompson. i Heue
W Lea: Turner, Nichols Co., $ Smith 4 Co, ,J N
Harkey Co, J Fink, Consolidated Co., Hicks Rob
bins, Morris L Bro C 4 NJ Mebsne. L Elias inns.
o. Bradshaw & Fitzgerald, C P Mebane, Potter L Cor.
reil K Saunders, L Brown, J Wharton, 4 G.EA
vogler + Fries Coopering L Harshuw J II Ennis " r
Duval Brown & Bro, K II & c., Mickle s Webb.
II J Bethel = I" 'DD''
UeLrfrfd to n. e. IL. r., Oct L. 1850.
Cole, Page Allen, ID q Parieh H Hood Cain
Rufin Scales, J johnston R Jones' J DaIten n W
Biting. Allison L., e Cameron, T N Cameron q "
McFadden, W Waits, L Bailey 4 Co., N Jones Co..
O''"oei q iooV' - S0-1t.
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CLOSE AT HAND-Four weeks from this date the
people will be called upon to vote in the most i'm
porant election for President which has taken place
since the government was established Breckenridge
is the only Democrat who stands the ghost of a
chance in this State. Let us all labor from this
time forth to concentrate the Democratic vote on
him, and thus defeat the federalist Bell
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WANTED, j. y :,
TWO GOOD PRINTERS To WORK ON THE ALLY
- Post, al Washington, N. e. Also one capable Of
taking the entire Charge Of the Mechanical Department
Good wages will be given. - = -. ~
September %, $780, 7s-1m
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~ We learn from the Charlotte Western DEM
'''at that the Democratic Mass Meeting held in that
pace on Thursday of last week drew together about
Sns " thousand persons, chiefly from the country
speeches ~ were made by Hon. Bedford Brown, and
nOn' ihos Bragg, in the forenoon in the after
r00n' BY Hon. A. M. Scales, and Ed. G. Haywood,
nv N.Y. and at night, in the Public Square, by Hon.
~ "'S Aufin, Hon. D. NJ. Barringer and j. A. Fox,
lhe speaking, as any one might feel assured
tive '' ""' "''' !.
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From the Western Septinel.1


Below will be seen the able and patriotic letter of
Mr.. Clement, of Mocksville, accepting the nomina-
tion as q candidate of the National Democracy on
the Breckenridge ticket for eector in this District
Mr.. Clement is well known in the district as one
Of the ablest debaters in the State and is every
way gentleman of the most amiable and manly
character The people everywhere will not only be
pleased with his speeches. but will be delighted with
the association of the man. Under his leadership the
true national Democracy have nothing to fear Let
US, one and ALL burnish afresh our weapons of war
fare, grd on the whole armor and make another
bold and last effort for the Constitution and the
union of the States:
WINSTON, N. c., Sept 4, 1860.
SIR: The Democratic Convention assembled at
this place to-day, unanimously nominated you as
the candidate for Elector on the Breckenridge and
Lane ticket for the Sixth Congressional District
We add our own earnest solicitation to that Of the
Convention, that you will find it convenient to ac
cept TIE position.
The great importance of the issue wefeel conf
dent, appeals to every constitutional Democrat to
make any reasonable sacrifice to preserve the equal
ity Of the States of the Union.
Very respectfully, ..
Your obedient servants,
DAVID S. REID,
A. NJ. SCALES,
j. W. ALSPAUGH.
To M CI rurNr Eso
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NOTICE.

- Legislature Of North Csroins for hw ppibibitng
the sale Of intoxicating liquors in the town Of Haywood
Chatham county N c. and within two miles and half Of
ths ctrponte limits Of the same. 81 lg ias2 ssnt
September 90, 1885,. 77-im.
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WAKE SUPERIOR CoURT-This tribunal is in ses-
sion here this week, his Honor Judge Heath pre-
siding.
The case of May George, charged with kidnap-
ping has been removed to Franklin County.
On Thursday Green Maynard was placed on his
trial. charged with the murder of Burrill Mangum
Mr. Attorney General Jenkins appeared for the
State, and Messrs. Miller, Battle and A. M. Lewis
lor the prisoner. The witnesses were examined on
thursday, and to-day (Friday) the counsel will pro-
coed with their arguments.
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COUNTY FA1Rs-The Duplin Agricultural Fair
will be held near Kenansville the 10Th and 10th
days of November next The annual address will
be delivered by Robert H. Cowan, ESQ.,, Of New
Hanover.
The sixth annual Fair of the Robeson County Ag-
rcultural Society, will be held at Red Springs, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the 2lst 22d and
23d days of November next.
Hon. j. G. Shepherd, ofFayetteville, has consent
ed to deliver the annual address upon the occasion.
Our thanks to the Granville County Agricul-
tural Society for a complimentary ticket The
Granville Fair will be held at Henderson on the
10th, 11th and 18th of this month. The address
will be delivered by M. W. Ransom, Esq.
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FREIGHT RECEIPTS uia r. L. G. R.R.
Delicrsd to N. C. r. r. Sep. 2s. 1860.
WF& T Strayhorn, Glover Ocb'd Co.. Durb,m 4 r,,-
ter, Webb, NJ L A Holt, J H Holt L Biting. j W
Biting, r Patterson, W Lee, Hood NJ A Angler
Mr. Bozeman, b 4 Rogers ->'e''
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"ORDS AND MUSIC OF ONE HUNDRED
w Comic Sougs. so cents One Hundred Sopes Of
Scotland 50 cents One Hundred Song. of ireland, so
Published BY OLIVER DfTsscS RC6.a
g.. \, ,,.. 49, III Washington Street, Bossou.
neps %, 1850. f.5.ss assisiits., r. - 76-lt.
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JNO. M. GA WAY.
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,
HIII & M0RPLBBT.
..s-. GENsRAL -rrhs.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
O6ce..-Shoceoe slip, at
RICHMOND, Va. VS. = II 'a.S'
Liberal advances are made consgnments Strict
sonaI attention is given to all Sales aud purchases for
customers made with great care : F''-'-,>~ ~
~ Manufactured Tobacco and other merch.nS;.. f,,
warded with promptness. "
WIN. l.. HILL. Il n Nnprr rrr
December 8, 1882 sfs - tios. IL ~.
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.MARR1ED,

In Charlotte on the evening Of the eth Sept by the
Rev. Mr.. Griffith, Edward d. Brtton Esq, Editor Of the
Bulletin, to Miss Rebecca 8. Neetze, of Charlotte.
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Gbe Stanbarb.

W. W. HOLDEN, STATE PRINTER
AND
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r. -5:a NOTICE. ~ ~ aG.-Ee;t
TINE SUBSCRIBERS WILL BE PREPARED. DrR.
Il ing the Fall and ensuing Winter to transport pssseu.
gers with their baggage from Aorehesd City 10 Beaufort,
swift-saing Boat ANNE GREY, without regard to Wind
or weather" He pledges himself 10 give saiisfaction to
all who may employ hun. HIS charges will be moderate
he confidently the public that they may rey on
him and on the ANNE GREY for SAFE pleasant, and rapid
transportation = g '-.e' tsiqs u - u
beaulori, N. ", sept. H. 1880. S9Ew5t.*
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Delirfred to n. G. R. r., Oct 4, 1860.
Cole, Page l. Allen, ID q Parish, s H Hood Cain 4
Rniin, Scales J H Johnston Jones, d DaIten D
Biting: Allison L., Cameron, T N Cameron "
Mctadden, Watts, Bailey Co., N Jones Co.
oc'ooer D, iooO. t9E SO-lt.
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NOTICE TO ADDISON SPIKES,

NOTICE TO ADDISON sPIKEss
TFADDIsON SPIKES. FORMERLY UF wAKEcoIy
TY, wi! notify me where be may bs found, be viii
KEMP P. BATTLE, Atty.
na!egn, N:C- Yet 8, 1850 H-wsG*
Il The Weekly Raleigh Register and Fsyettev;lla l)b
server copy six weeks and forward bills y 5.igo
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-04

Is Cur belpnDeren EeitrflllBltdbnle.
@taranSerer unb geifenbe fpaten 1ebr pprTdtts fem, ete te ibre
gtnette faufeh unb fpaten fieielben nur ron frlAeh a~neefteltet
8edrnteh iaufen, welfe ron ttren @ebalt leben, nt6t ober pm
iap, bef6wincelt su merbcn unb tbr Sch unfcnff a~useeben.
u 0ur6fabrt8@giaette
nab aGen Tbetlen SeS gDefens fn6 III haben Bel
Oh. s.. &ilcebrdnbt,
General. Grnieranteu= &sent Der Baltimore rns
Sbtpe Giienbabh.
soaon SEQ. 81 TbanteSItr., Baltimore.
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@tIembaDmem ,c.
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1917 -
Stdtig fit @tnlpQnperer unp eiieloe.
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burh Die
Baltimore nto SbtpsG ifembnDm
na9 alien Sbeilen oe8 We1fen8

WEEF
Barfer8burs unb Wlarietta, OOer 8enwpp6,
8beelins tub Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unb Sbio- Gtfentatm btetet hea reifenben 9ub.
litum bic erSsten 8srtbeile tn 8em8 auf 8tGisfeif 8equenltts
fett. Si6ertett, @infltdfett un6 @85nbftt Der G. enerien, ~ plb
tie BRIT fetner anbern 8nbn tn biefem 9anbe ubertrpffen wirb.
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uS naber 6te bilisae Nuute fur be @etienben mad Dem QDefen,
fe ai6t ~Serfetlen f6lten, tie gu b~enugen:
Wfeileuentfernltn9 pp.t Baltimore nad
Cincinnati
ueber YarferSbrre 58S Metlen,
ueter BenmpUb unb gDbeeltne $50
lteber 6arriSburg unO 9ittSbutg 900
DurG Sic Nfarietd =Qtnte 593
etne grlarnts an Der @~ntfernuna spn 16
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auf fas aaerbequenfe rnO nit s%sprlferten Stben fto.
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Jeners8 erffcbernnee.
Johnston'S Insurance Rot
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ND.a7 Gecpnpitr.
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rutg8s GOrtpd0nien.
9iGerlte ltltO felteIte EUmpaanie.
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INIT. $3.50, 600 @apitu. o"'N"r
2bndburss8 er1iAerung8=G Comp. s. Giroi,;er
nit $500, 600 @apttal. oN"NNr
nit $500, 900 capital, os"N"r
@barter SdfzSer1id. Comp. Don Sortforo
NIT $350,OO0 capital.
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NIT $270, 900 capital. otNr
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nit $500, 600 Gaptal. Sp"r
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init $27O,0 600 GopHal. 0V''t
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nit $500, 600 capital. wv
g9emSQS pflpsQ erItber rs plnp rpn 9}o,, q ..e
nit $3.50, 600 gapaoI. 0ptr
Wfercalttile Wfutual Marine.
init $1,000, 900 capital.
Seretnt9te Staateit 2eben8=8 erltderltno -
nit 81, $50, 972 capital. ~ -
J~trrtbern AfIllrdncezGpm BON Qorho,,
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-14

erior Milwaukee club sl16 for choice amber Western
81 70 for fair white Canadian, and Sl25 80 for white
Ohio and Michigan Barley is in moderate request at
GSO cts for Canadian and Western. Barley Malt is
setted-saes of 5000 bushels at 80 cts cash. Oats
dull and heavy, the arrivals fair; Of Western
and Canadian at 35hG36k cts, and State at 36HG37
cts Rye not plenty and is quiet at 65G66 cts Corn
is more active and is better the inquiry is in part specu
lativesaes of So 900 bushels at 90 Western mix
ed in store 6l@62 cts for do aoat and delivered, and
63n 65 cts. for yellow Provisions-The Pork market
is unsettled and prices nOmnalthe sales $50
bbs at about Sl625Gl6.50 for old Mess SIG 75G17 so
for uninspected Mess, and S10.25Gl037H for Prime.
Lard in fair supply and steady demand-sales of GOO
bills and tcs at l0Gl0h cts including 200 bbls to
rva soon, at 10 cts Coee.-The demand rather bet
ter We hear of sales of 100 bags Rio at 12Gl2% cts
and 700 bags St Domingo for export about IL cash
Cotton-The favorable per Europa has had very
eXharatng effect upon the market, and prices have ad
Yanced fully onequarter cent per b. The sales have
yet been moderate. few have withdrawn their stocks
while others are held firmly at the advance We quote
at about 9%@ll04 cts. for mddling Uplands and Cults
Molasses-There is limited demand, and we have only
notice sales of IT'S bbs New Orleans az 3031 cash
Sugar.-There has been a rather better demand and
prices sustaned-sales of 800 hhds Cuba at 4AG5
cts 425 boxes Havana No IL at SIX At auction
hear of sales of 100 hhd New Orleans at 5&6 cts and
100 boxes Havana at 81 5A cts, slightly damaged.
Refined in moderate demand at SGS4 cts cash and
mos, for crushed, powdered and ranulaed
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DOMESTIC NfADuu,rrS

v,On- a rHsA kErs, Dec I2-Flour &c-The
ia rnsattlsd Tb me news per Europa was excited
were !ti prices much better
"a 70 for superne State and aes are 16 400 bbs at $3.50
ira State $5lo95l5 for choice do % far low
grades of Western extra $55.2O for shiD aol low
round hoop extra Ohio and S. 25G6 SO far Suus
do Southern Flour is unsettled and is bettar sha
rivals moderate-sales Of 400 bbis a eos I CO.
mixed to good superfne Baltimore &c, and SIS 257 ~,
the better grades. Rye Flour is in limited reonss VI
As 2O4 Corn Meal is inactive at 1920 for Jersey
sS45(d3 80 for Brandywne. Buckwheat Flour is in de-
mand at x20 225 per 100 lbs. Grain.-The Wheat mar
ke 10 better and much unsettled holders are not
ing any extent and buyers refuse to purchase to
sxsnt The sales comprise 26oQ bushels at slQ8 for in
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SFfonttaru sn0 Commercial 8sbistu
BALTIMORE. Dec IA Is


The Stock market here was rmer to-day, and almost
everything on the list improved in price but at New
York stocks generally lower. the decline in the
The transactions the Board here to-day were prnc
pay Railroad shares and bonds but there some
movement in other stocks. OF Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road 100 shares sold s4 cash. this figure
being advance of S3H the price obtained for yes
terday closed at s53A bid s54k asked regular
way There inquiry for the bonds OF this road
and sales were made of $4,000 1s75s TO- this figure
being an advance of per cert yesterdays price For
Northern Central Railway shares and bonds the market
continues heavy. The however a shade bet
ter than on yesterday but the bonds show no improve
ept Sales were made IT'S shares % at s4 cash. and
$50 sl3H seller 60 after so days. the market for them
closing at sSA bid S4 asked regular way and we note
sales of 500 of the 1885 bonds at 5049H the closing
sales being made 49A. There some inquiry for
CITY Gs to day. and sales made of 900 1855 for
which only bid yesterday IS the opening
1855 closed SIS bid SO asked and 1905 at 92 bid for
the opening We note sales day of shares Bank of
Baltimore $780, and of l6O shares Franklin Bank at s1l
The sales of Mining stocks to day include 800 shares
Gardner Hill at $2H 100 shares Guilford at 40 ct 600
shares Cambridge at so cts 200 shares Deep River rs
cts and 600 shares Consolidated Is cts Gardner
Hill closed at s2S bid, $3.50 asked, Springfield at s1S5
bid 81 asked and Guord 40 bid As cts asked
gular way.
exchange lower again to day, the rates for
it ranging from az to per cent.
In New York to-day Virginia 6's declined per cent
Erie s1H; New York Central X; Reading SIX; Michigan
Southern, Michigan Southern guaranteed, and Harlem
each Missouri SIS advanced however <; Cleveland and
Toledo n and Gaena and Chicago q; Rock Island sold
at the same rates as on yesterday.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-14

NORFOLK, December 1l.-Arr schrs Florida, New
York. VIM Severe, Smythe and Roxana, Richmond,
NORFOLK, December 12-Arr steamship Spauld-
ing, Boston, schr Y ankee Doodle Alexandra.--Cld
steamship Roanoke, New York.
SAVANNAH, December 10-Arr schrs North State
and Holmes, New York.-Cld Alabama, New
York; bark Waltham, Havre; schrs Brown, Hsvana;
L S Davis, New York.
WILMINGTON, December 10-Arr brig Sarah Starr,
Havana; schr Armstrong, Boston-Cld schr Smith
sonian, New York.
Notice to Mariners.
Notice is hereby given that the Can and Nun Buoys
now marking Spring Point and Stanford's Lodges en-
Portland HaIbor, will be removed this day and
their places supplied by spar buoys for the winter
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
THEO. P. GREENE,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District
Portland December IL 1850.
GIBRALTAR, Nov. Is, 1860.
All masters OF vessels bound into the Mediterranean
should be careful and have the number of people
inserted in the Bill of Health taken from the Custom
House. If not inserted, they touch this port, the.
will be liable to quarantine causing delay and expense
L HALL, Agent, American Agency.