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Religious Notice.

Divine Service will be held at Spann's Church.
on Wednesday the 3OtE inst, at u o'clock, -a.
Also, Divine service will be held at Harmony
Church, on Friday the lst DAY Of February, at II
o'clock, N.
J. :. COyNOR, PASTOR.
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Positive Notice.
a LII Persons indebted to US by Note or ac-
IA count will call and make some satisfactory
arrangements by the 10Th February next-uther-
nise they will be sued iudisrriminstely.
SMITH / JONES.
Jan o3 x
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Sherif's Sale +!

HDY Virtue Of suniry writa of Fieri Fseias to
I'D ms directed I will proceed to soil At Eig,-
fold Court House. on the first Monday in Feb.
next the following property in the following cases,
to wit:
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INOTICE.--All persons indebted to the Es
Nv tate Of Jesse Rambo, decd, are hereby no.
tilted to make payment forthwith; and all such
hs hnvu leulnnds against said Estate will present
ehem to tho Undersigned, attcstcd ~ the law re-
uuirce. R0BT. RAMBO, Adm'nr.
Dire 5 6,A 4S
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After the 5th day Of February sll Notes and
ACCOUNTS unsettled will be placed, without. dis
c,;mipntioa, in tho hands of our Attorney foreol.
lection. oLaSO boILEh-
Jan 3s 81
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State of South Caroline j.,

BU Gr 4ccou.h
Ui.eercry. Canspi-
Mnon If Dad. k-
jascti"n, Patitios
and ReHJ.
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h "'s and Ssf' s sfs s
Stock to- day at market, $50 900 bags. We quote:
Lots for the United States, $1,000 to $500 per
freight; exchange 2jAd, Sis I'd a52s lid. double,
sos I'd 52s Id. single. Lots for the North of Europe
$500 to $1,000 per 10 b. ex freight exchange
for the Channel 4sOO to 5H5Oo per b, freight;
exchange 25Ad 52s II .53. Sd double 44s Sd d49s 90.
single. the Mediterranean $1,000 n7OO per arr.
f.o b., ex freight exchange 25Ad, SIS lid 953s. 3d.
double, 49s. Cd. d5ls 4d. single.
Sugars Market is duh, being well supplied.
Camp0s Whites, 3NS0OGlN; Mascavos, 2n20OG2l500.
Stock, 2,l5S cases and 5000 bbis.
Pernams-Seconds, 4NsOOa5a2oo; Thirds snsoo6
Sonmos, 3n6OoG5I7Oo Muscavos 2l20Od3H Stock 900
Maceio.-whites 3H50O@4n; Muscavos 2R2Ooa2Hsoo-
Stock Ia O00 bags.
Continquba Whites SnG3l2OO; Muscavos oD2OOG
2n4Oo Stock $50 cases 1920 bags
Freights-since last have been very active, and
rates for the United States advanced to 81 to 10 North
81 20 South Europe-Channe for orders and Mediterra
65s to 75s per The number of foreign vessels
in port small and tie American flag being entirely
neglected, above rates are our quotations to dav.
Exchange, after denarture of French steamer 25th
lish packet it droppd suddenly to 26d at which large
amount passed and then to 25d and 25& 90 days
| sight.
Specie-Douboons 3ON; Soveresns lOH Gold per cent
premium.
Very respectfully,
| Your obedient servants
MAXWELL, WRIGHT Co.
Represented by partners
VIM. II. u. G. Wright Esq Baltimore,
J. Merven Carrere, Esq New York.
P S.-25 100 bags Coffee sold to-day for Europe, a
5N4505n67O Exchange has advanced in consequence
to % I'd at which it is firm
CLEAKANCEs COFFEE MAY
1851.
States of North America New York, 1924 bags
Hampton Roads. l0.2l2 bags Baltimore, % $40 bags
New Orleans $500 bags PhiladeIphia, a,472 bags; ST
Thomas, for order, 6,6o4 bags Richmond, $3.50 bag:
Northern ports 800 bags Total, 1876 42l bags
Europe Channel 63 ,O55 bags; Lisbon for order 3S
bags North of Europe. S,2s bags; North of Franc,
1851 bags; Bremen, 2,756; Mediterranean, lS4 bag
Portugal, 2ol6 bags Total, l2l 6s9 bags.
River Plate, ,l27 bags Cape of Good Hope 5000 bags
| Total 254 1877 bags.
VESSELS LOADING ABOUT TO LOAD FOR THE STATES O
AMERICA.
New York.-"Fortitude," 5000 bags; Haze" $50
bags "Tran,it," / 700 bags
Philadelphia Brooklyn,' 900 bags.
Hampton Roads -"Eclipsen 900 bags
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FOREIGN MARKETS

| RIO DE JANEIRo. 9th June, 1S61.-our last MONTH,
circular dated 7h ultimo, and we now beg to con
| unue our market advices from that date
IMPORTS.
Flour.-The receipts have been % $40 bbls of which
81 4lO bbls from the North American States AGO bbls
from Europe Sales reported were 16,l55 bbis divided
as follows:
do second do at 225OO 235OO; $50 do third do 23l
so do Super do. 2O 34S9 do. Baltimore and Ohio Extra
225OO 2Sn 900 bbls do do. 2ln5OO 2047 do Rich
mond (damaged) at 19lS00 to 22l.
Stock all hands is estimated to be as 600 bills,
which .245 bbs. in fist hands. comprising 800 bbs
S. s. F. Sl30 bills Richmond rsts 1850 bbls. ditto
seconds, and ] 900 bbls do. thirds
Sales continued to be made the rates above for the
several qualities until the Sd instant Packet
arrived from England bringing advces from the United
States to the 9th April informing that the Southern
ports to be block aded and probability of suspen
sion OF flour Shipment from those ports Under these ad
vices holders have ad their rates 3 for Tese
2Sl(30n for first quality Richmond; and 27A for second
quality. No Baltimore in market. Wehowever consider
these prices merely nominal, nothing has bee done
since arrival of the Packet and is supposed that hold
would accept lower rates had they the offer for
quantity The future course of the market, however,
wiz depend entirely advces from the United st
sr,t, May 2sth soQuotatons 2o for Richmond
| NI pu z.a Tor do seconds Stock, 500 bbls.
rskshaSBuco. 9th May Is6l.-Last sales by retail
s,I 70 9,H o Tor Richmond rss 25n for do thirds and
Bursos Avsss orleans extra Stock 90 900 bbls
p;.hs aihEs, 18th May, 1S61.-Quotations Sl2 for
S.cnmona seconds sli for Baltimore extra and $40 for
MosrEvIDro, soth May ys 1851 Sny y very small +,
reported to have been sold to arrive a. ~, e.
extra, and $40 for do. super " o. '0i '
Rio GRANDE DO srL.-The steamer thence has not yet
arrived ~ " 49,
EXPORTS.
Cohee-Snce arrival OF steamer with alarming accounts
from the United States and withdrawal of MANY orders
Doth from the United States and Europe prices have
come almost nominal, and decline would have to be
submitted to by the dealers to make large sales; the de-
cne however, selections be small as the better
are very scarce The demand for the United States
oil &c very limited for the moment. and shipments must
iaii on materially. 1t must however be kept in mind
'ne lifting OF the clouds which unfortunately
oxeI the North American States would Immediately
kit.hu
prices again. '"o'A' ~
Sales since the 7th uiimo amount to 100000 bags Of
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StGmGe,

@tTORAGE.-Room can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN HEN DEkSON & CO.,
fl9-t Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates BY
,SGRO RNER. Eutnv sweet AMI ~
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on Bowly wharf. Apply to
2. IALCOM 4 CO,
j2-tf Wood street. BowlV's wharf
ST0RA GE.-Capacity to the extent of TO- 600
cbarreis merchandise b. obtained at Eerdersons
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il Co,
nyl7-tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse, No 22 Eutaw street, oppo
site baltimore and chic Railroad Depot Apply the
premises REP 4 WOLF. feS-tf
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Cra,es in Warehouse No. IS South street.
W. SMITH,
su22-tf 6S South street
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July 19-Cotton is frm-sales of 600
bales at Is SG15A cts. Flour has upward tendency
sales of 10 900 bbls Wheat-saes of 1856 bushels
Chicago Spring 75a93cts; Milwaukee Club 92619s cts
red Western sll29l IA; white 81 GOAL 81 Corn-sales
of rs 600 bushels advance of i(d2 mixed 81
So cts Pork is heavy: mess 1880; prime $40 Sugar
firm and active. Coffee is irm-saes of 600 bags
II dl4A Moasses is firm. Naval Stores quiet
ma
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r. s:a9a -;:4sS..sssssssszs:sSs= FOR IET.
go ~ :s4sss~NSag " ST A " y y o p r u.
TIE BALTIMORE aND OHIO RAILROAD
On after hay 10Th, 1861 the trains icows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, BatiGiore--.iail Except
SqH1H. ct 5.31 il: ~; Express daily ~ 5l5 P. 81.
Both Trains directly through for 4 l.L PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOCT WEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR VA 7 PASSENGERS.
RetWsen baltimore and Piedmont take the 5 81 A. v
train between Piedmont and Eheeiine take Accommoda-
ton train leaving Piednoat at $40 4. Il;
rAfcon AID Ps.Eegs0urg, take the ESQ A. train from
BF tlore
The FkEnERIJK TRAIN leaves Baltimore q. 80 P. y.
and Frederick at 30 A ".
The ELLICOTTS Nils TRAIN leaves Baltimore ali 80
ard 9. i. NJ and Las and $40 P M and ElIicott's Mills
at 7.4O and II 10 n, a1a 345 and 90 P. ".
For WASHlNGTON a Nd The SOUTH.
n On Sundays ct 20 ~ only. Leaye Washington ct
4.5 and I.i0 A NJ and Z3jan3 IS p ". Sundays al
230 P n only. The second and fourth train, only from
baltimore stop at way points The second fourth
FRO Baltimore and the second and Third froo Washington
connect y it'll trains on the Annapolis road.
For urther formaoD tickets OF every kind &c, apply
70 T. ENGLAND, Agent. at Camden at the
Ticket Office. " p SMITH,
=, .a,. Master OF TrauSpo rtation.
Il. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent mi8-n
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STEAMBOATS,.
sEh U. s. GOVERNMENT LINE

FORT MoNRoE AND OLD POINT COMFORT,
Leaves tnt Ter end Of UNION DOCK West de- daily,
tSIndays lat ~ o'clock M taking Passengers
ana Fregh{i ana connecting wi the Railroad LINES to
ana ROM washington, ID. c. Philadelphia, New York,
Boston fork Harrisburg, Ptsbur, Pa and the Wes' ,m-
York AMI Philadelphia
The oll4wlng is the schedule
Leave New ok A. ", leave Philadelphia az SIS
and il55 u leave Baltimore at Az p n.
,,hpoND IhlP iIGk ETS At REDUCED PRICES.
FROM New ork TO FO Monroe and back
Ftom philadelph,l and Observation-Disclosures. TO-
n'itiilo'e ndCk
So n cdie your Tickets in NEW YORK. at the New
Jersey f;15itro%d Iiics Foot OF Cou' tiand stree
IN oE if A. at the C0mpany's flee, n. W. cor
ne anu Chestnut streets, at the Depot, Bfe ad
Dock. Huh 0,CtlENkE
ly2-f passrnp r Agent
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NORTHERN CENTRAL

81 u ii III RtIIwGY
r h NTEN DENTS OFFlyE, CALVERT}
STA ION, BALTIMORE, May 18TH 1861 )
On ard after 81 NDAY, DAY 18th, 1901 fiains North
Central Railway and depart as follows, unit
!urtier notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
Mail at Is A. NJ; Express at 30 p. M Harrisburg Ac
s p. II.
TIE ST J. NJ Train at Relay House with trains
Western Maryland Railroad. Al Hanover junction witt
Han Gettysburg Railroads.; at York with York
and WrighsvIe Railroad; at Harrisburg with Penusyl
ya7;ey az DAD 10 ~ paJs Of We.t Also, with Icb""or
wlh /. ana Railroad for tyson ana an paris q
Wgomi1g Valley At sudbury with Philadelphia and Erie
RAILROAD for all parts of Northern Pennsylvani New
York
The 80 II Train makes all the above connections ex
cept hanover Railroad, Wrghtsvile Railroad and the
LebdnGb Valley Raoa
The P. Ira makes connections with Pennsylvania
Railroad for all OF the West and direct
70. New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE-Mail al 6 10 P NJ, Express at 7.4s
A. NJ, Harrisburg Accom- mediation at . 43 P Y.
for ItCh ELS aud Information enquire at the Ticket
Office Calvert station Ealtiler
JAS. C. CLARKE,
T720f SUPERINTENDENT
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a&Gl A0Aas.

SsEs fssa -yyz=S$s;s:sz.sss5ssSI PHILADELPHIA,
EszzG S.ts5 ss31ZS4Ssss WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
o anI after MONDAY May ldti PASSENGER Trans for
Pnlaiephia viii leave PRESiD STREET DEPOt daily
Except sunday Is follows, viz:
Express Tram at Is o'clock a. VI Way Mail at As
O'clock NJ Evening fail at AS P. VI. On SUNDAYS,
until further notice, 945 II. and As P NJ. All Ira
connect ~th New York trains except AS P ~ train
Saturdays.
Freie: Train, with Passenger Car attached
So VI, stopping at all stations between Baltimore AMI
II .vre-ie Grace.
Passengers for Delaware AMI Eastern Shcre OF Maryland
will ind their most expeditions route by way of Whining
ton.
All colored persons give bond before entering the
WILLIAM CRAWFORD,
m2lf Agent.
r., rTzg I-5zss=:=:@;z9 NORTHERN
a.--Se.eZ -.-.EMssI.E.. CENTRAL RAILWAY,
PERINT.NDENT : OFFICE
CALVERT TATIoN, Baltimore Nav 20, 1861. 5
This ROAD is now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FREIGfirS 5 heretofore
FO' information respecting rates. &c, apply to JAMES
n EPPLY. Freight Agent. Calvert Station.
For FEEiGHF5 destined West, via pennsylvania Rail
road. apply to MAuRAW KOONS, corner Nor h and
Pleasant streets. JAS. G. CLARKE,
m2lw Superintendent.
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~ ~ ~ at the CUmpany'S thCe N W. cor
ne Sxt and Chestnut streets, at the Depot, Bread
in BHTiTokE, on Board Of til. Steamers Foot of Union
Ds sSs-f HoCPR s. o.G9T ! ASsa,
F.,.sii--.> NOTICE:
r-rSrasis=aziz CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
The steamers GEORGE EG15 and NIX WASHING
i3N VIII leve Baltimore for the Pauxent River on the
ns TgEseAY and TaUR Is,
aaga1 9ySf 5 9Rf bSHnEsaS Y uR
DAY. The Boat leaving HIPS LanGiag on Monday and
"ffhesdsy VII be be GiresT for 3amoTe
9r bs edlG leaving Benedict Saturday morning at
The above will call at ali the usual Landings on
me ever also at Fair Haven aud Plum Point, going and
rsght received up oclock the days previous to
Passage to Patuxe5t Riyer...sl co. Meals extra
DO Fair H E%H5 ::::: SO g. Do Do: ie5-tr
s.Ss!I,ss,.s 6ALTiMoKE AID sUsQUhHAN
safs4E54sgssaaa MA STEAM COMPANY.
RITZ
end k SS ~ fySr
Katq n9 s3ys: RNRT pEF9 go EVERY hoHDAY
a{ va E AZ HiH aco ay T. at 0'i'C1' an"
Passage, bsrths included 30 cents
rates and carefuy sttsaaed P to- O''"'a carried 81
~ Duplicate receipts 5pr freight will be required.
All Bosts owtd only the risk Of their respective
Ih AGENT at iavre De Grace win attend to f2@ardn"
yana Cai9asor iii ship freiFhs Intended ' .mo2e
Philadelphia elsewhere.
The steamboat JU &iATA, Capt Fred Tomlinson,
be chartered 81 any time.
k2x E1A iLE h AssRt fa1lg de- Grace
apis II j. TOhE, Agent, Fort DEPOSIT.
IL FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
sE ss71Els The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
rsu route to the PatuXent River commencing WE'D
\, February 9th, and continue every Wednesday
MASON L. WEEKS, Master
The steamer George WEEKS win leave her wiar
every sATUtDAY MORNING, commencing March 10th
THEo wEEMs, Master
n. B-Tobacco landed at either No Tobacco " are
house. as shippers may desire. .
All freight must he prepaid. mhlG If
OLD DOMINION STEAMBOA1
.F1R FEE6ERICgsBuRG,O |iRGAlSStti, AND Ian
ms Els ON THE :, RI, "a R!TER;
wharf, EV cry FRiD%Y aFfEEN0ON, at oclGtk, an;
returning leaves fredericksburg EVERY T h 5 DA \
AohNlNG, at oclocS, or Immediately after the arrival
the train Of cars from Richmond and Washington. Stopping
at all the regular Landings the RappaharnoCk
gong and returning 10 land and receive freight and Jas
TIE VIRGINIA
Com paraVe!y and was built By merchants OF FEedt
EtCkSb and Baltimore. Interested the trade, and b.
eTch2GtS and farmers residnG the counties Doderin
the Rappahannock the express purpose Of keeping
ward deck has been enclosed thus aGordin9 complete
lection for Horses, and other live stock Carriages cf a
sizes can he taken board and carried under deck whnu
taxing oil the wheels Her stateroon and berth accom2l'
tatons re large aud commodioUs, and her capacity 10
resht tensive As and freight beat she HI
| no superior on the waters OF the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, and charges ps
| by X, J. CAPRoN Il CO. Bowly's wharf.
Freight received on board o the Steamer Neines3a
anu Thursdays, and on Fridays to 3 O'clock 7. NJ.
For further information and Blank Receipt OF frcs
| L. j. CAPRON & co, AgeA.s,
| No. 81 Row ly's wharf, Baltimore.
| " SLAUGHTER, President, Fredericksburg Va. mh22
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WHEAT-i56 S3S bushels to LiverpuuG; bushels
Kingston, ia. 1862 bushels to Gloucester, Eng 9O73
bushels to Amsterdam; 1852 bushels Dublin 1876
bushels to Wexford Ire.
RYE-T50 bushels to Capetown, C. G. II.
RYE FLOUR.-l45 bhs. to Porto Rico
TOBACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January l, 1861, and same time 1860.
Prpyi Sam
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NEWEL POSTS AND BALUSTERS,
IN Brackets and Houldings for sale cheap BY
GEO. o. STEVENS,
mhTts FWest Pratt street.
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FOR THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND hSTERN
PRODUCE,
l62 South EUTAW STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depotl
Refers by permis sion to
Nessrs. Kirkland Chase Co. Baltimore
hessrs. Pearce Il Gray, Baltimore
sasssrs Buckler n Shipley, Baltimore.
sieSsrs !saaC Baltimore
MessrS. WyckhOu q Post, New York
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey d Co, Richmond
aessrs. Alvey Il LipScj mb Richmond
Messrs. $. T. Il T. 9. Budd, Charleston.
IesSrs. Toulmn, voorhees, Co, Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ, New ORLEANS
tdwd. w. Warner, ESQ.,, PHILADELPHIA
stchl Warner Esq. President Mechanics Bank Balti.
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g8NlIa5TgA Es.eECDaAl3.

CHARLES BRINKMAN. FRANCIS KIRK
HHAS. BRiNKMAN L CO.
~ COHBTSSIOW NE r CHA NTS
PACKERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
No CT WEST PRATT strict,
Near BoWlys wharf,
Have for sale
80 bbs. Mess Beef, 100 do. Extra No l.
Also, Mess, Pr and Runp POrE Bacon and Bulk Meat
Particular attention paid to supplying orders mhI5tf
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ss4 FOR RGTTERDAM.-The fine Al R1o-
sssasR men ship JOHANN SCHMIDT Capt S:hmidt viii
get prompt despatch for the above pot freight a.
passage having superior accommodations Apply t
the captain board the shp Corners harf
BROTHERS BUNINGER
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le2y q 5. ". cor. Gay an IomhaTd SIS. up stairs.
{sss FOR BREMEN. The AL Brem. bark
aszss REESE, Hohorst, master, will have quick des
atch for the above port For small stcwage apply to
+. l.. BkAuNS n CO.,
L .rnlnn llrA... ~
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Mr.. KPrrocn oF hES ENTATIVES.
uorsa ad;nmu':o Illinois, moved thar wben .ho
nT Ws;. a'Jo n u De till Monday. "nen the
Foices-Do you want to 90 to M.,,.o
60. manassas? Let's
Mr.. WAsHBuRNE, OF Illinois, before vot;.
ca to Know whether the Committee of VIZ, WISH,
Means bad any business to report? -'' and
Mr.; Cox, OF Ohio, objected to the question be;,a
asked, the Object being, he said to 60 to ManssssR
70 get 10 the way of our soldiers. Lqupbter !
Ihe house refused to adjourn over to Monday bv
vote of AZ against 88. y
s,S MT: CRI1TENDEs of Kentucky, asked leave to
uo",t resolutions declaring that the present civil
S'nh nas peen forced on US bv disuniopists in the
arnuan, states now in rebellion against the Gov
grsss -. Lhat IN this national emergency Con.
nsn, D;sin1snng all feeling of passion and resent
80 T'i fecoilect only their duty to their cam
saSagaton or interfering with the riah," ques. OF
is9ee Institutions of these States bnt ,a es.ao
ahu oe'enh the supremacy of the Const;,.ia MAINTAIN
Tue equality OF rights under it, unimnairsd NUN
soon as these objects shall be accomn,;at 'oat
war ought to cease "''ohpiished the
fi1nv 81 OF pennsy objected to the in
Rnrra,o UPTON, of Virginia, asked lava h,,. n.
resout;on OIL Kentucky, OBJECTED to introdnce ;o;n;
citizens Of aEpropriatipg $40 900 to ndemnfv ovsi
BY The ,roop. sr'ax county for property DESTROYED
' 0ADsHicK' Of New York, from the Committee
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.& VESSELS WANTED FOR
ss3ASs1S havana
The undersigned constantly want vessels to load
to and from Havana and Matanzas.
MORREIL Il RANDALL,
feS-n IS Exchange Place
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Xxi FOR RUTiERDAM.-The A Baltimore
sssszS ship ELLEN STEWART Coffin, master, will load
nth dispatch for the above port For freight passage
pply to BENZ. NJ. HODGES, r.
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.g4sa FOR ROTTERDAM-Thet fine f,s,-.siIiI-g
.szss Al British mark CITY Or PETS RBUROTTGH Cant
laggS, Will have QUICK despatch Tor the aLny @
freight or passage having superior accoumoGaIins
to the captain TN board Corners wharf, F. p or 10 PT'
.oo.e 900 EROl HERS BONINGER
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Sz&2 LINE oE
- Jackets.
Ship JANE EMERSON Captain Knowles
EDWARD EVERETT,
&C HELEN 4. MILLER, Gait
II CHARLES, 60 Ruerk
These vessels all Of superior class and
oTest figure They sail regularly advertised
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The
Pacy ;oo Of the aboye vessels in such will afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin Storage passage
Spply to JOHN HENDERSON d co,
-. - No. 81 Pratt street.
GEO ". HYNSON Co, Agents, New Orleans, will Tor
ward with promptnes and dispatch ali goods consigned to
their address
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SALT.-l2, 600 bushels St. Ubes and Island
~ Salt; also Kock Salt in bulk, Ground Alum and fine
SET SET IN SACKS irr sale. IN +: BEkRY,
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ssh FOR LONDON = or,o6 D: DEN
- ARR coppered copperf seI ed F61 the Ink
Vi '1ooO dds ana sn4 al stowage apply to ~
jyl74t* "kAF ENGLtR,
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M W. WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
CO Uni SSION Me- CHANT,
DEALER
Wool, FEATHERS, FUkS. DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
j2-tf 'BkJTIHORE
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" NOX & CO.
IN SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
l25 SMITHS WHARF,
BALTIMORE
Advancesmade consignments to our address, or to cur
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sssk WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons TO load
ss London Also, 3UWd5 tons for South
side Of Cuba and thence to Europe Apply to
MORREi J. 4 RANDALL,
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Sar SaIs, SrsIggt ct Gbarter:

sssza WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
sssSa4zzs York, can get deck load by applying to
VIM =. CROSS,
ap9-tf corner East Falls and Eastern Avt nues
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IASE6 W DkAKELEY AARON RRNT Oh
hRAkELEY & FFNTON
III COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- FOR
PRONISI0NS AND PRODUCE,
1857 BAL7IRORE STREET,
... CORNER OF PACA,
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EKTILLIAM S. CROSS.

w LUMBER, STAFE,AND
GENERAL COMHISSION MERCHANT
Corner f. Falls and Eastern Avenues Bait
lattend to selling all kinds Lumber Slaves Shooks
Hoops, &c, and fill orders for sane. '
aessrs M&graw Rooms, Agents Pa Central RR Co Bait
kimhsll 4 Shaiier Baltimore. '
s &. Hand Co,
Feny Il Wallace, New York
". Miller, Esq Burlington. Pa. o3tf
7 PARKHURST, JE., Il CO,
~ GENERAL COAHISSION MERCHANTS
.,..- - AND DEALERS
SPERM, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS,
~ STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS,
SFERA AND ADAMANTiNE CANDLES 0N'
,o,x rs SoUTH STREET,
INnrks EIEE
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Shinpinn.

49, oh bRhMkN.-lAU me last SAILING
80 anrt n ship Err Es TINE, f. Freri. h. viii
D aye anpIv pa Tor the above For freight
wharf to " captain on DoarI; az henderson 8
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