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MCCLELLAN ON THE SABBATH.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 7,


HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6, 1861.
The major general commanding desires and
requests that in future there may be a more
perfect respect for the Sabbath on the part of
his command. We are fighting in a holy
cause, and should endeavor TO deserve the be-
nign favor of the Creator. Unless i'll the case
of an attack by the enemy, or some other ex'
treme military necessity, it is commended to
commanding officers that all work shall be
suspended on the Sabbath; that no unneces-
sary movements shall be made on that day
that the men shall as far as possible be permit
ted to rest from their aborS /; that they shall
attend divine service after the customary morn
ing Inspections and that officers and men alike
use their influence to insure the utmost deco
rum and quiet on that day. The general com
manding regards this as no idle form. One
days rest in the week is necessary for men
and animals. More than this, the observance
of the holy day of the God of Mercy and of
Battles is our sacred duty.
(Signed) GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General commanding.
S. WILLIAMS, Assistant Adjutant General"
WASHINGTON, Sept. Seen. McClellan's
order on the observance of the Sabbath was
read throughout the entire line, to-day, and
everywhere received with gladness.
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d r o P 0 S A l. S


Bureau of Yards and Docks, Sept 4 1851
Sealed Proposals each class separa ely, endorsed
PrupuSas Glass No. mame the Glass; for the navy
ward at name the yard will be received at this Office
until nuOn ON ind day of October next for furnish
ing and delivering at the several yards named the
materials and articles embraced in printed schedules,
which will application, and sent by mail,
if so requested desiring to offer to contract
for all of the classes named tnerein by the com
mandts of the several yards for the classes for
the yards under their command by the nearest navy
agent thereto the bureau Tor all the yards.
TO preuea confusion md mistakes ~ Seat'ng the o.
terS bids p be feceiUeB tch contains classes for
more thar one uaF eBUeOpe and each indiVid-
ual the firm must sign the bid and contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly mott
fed that their offers must be in the form hereinafter
prescribed aud be mailed in time to reach their desna
before the time expires for receiving them; bid
ciH be CONSIDERED Which shall be feceiged after the pc
fiod stated and allowance r be made JOr the fail
Of the mat
To guard against offers being opened before the time
appointed bidders requested to endorse on the en-
velOpe above the address and draw line under the on
proposals Jor Glass No name the class orte Nary
Yard al name the ydrd.)
70 the Chief OF the Bureau OF ards and Docks, wash
ingtOu. ID. e.
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FROM ALEXANDRIA.

New York, Sept. S-The Tribune's spe-
ciaI dispatch says that the court martial at Al
exandria has adjourned, having found some
thirty soldiers guilty of different ofenses for
which they were sentenced to be shot.
Three OF our pckets taken prisoners by the
rsbels were eagerly stripped naked by their
ragged captors, who divided their clothes
among them.
The rebels planted guns on Munson Hill
battery, on Saturday.
Twenty-Five persons have been arrested for
selling liquor TO soldiers.
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURES.

FRANKFoRT, Sept THE state senate, to.
day, appointed Messrs. johnson, Reed, and
Thornton Marshall, a committee to visit west
ern Kentucky and inquire OF the federal and
confederate military authorities by whose di
rectIon and for what reasons they are occupy
ing certain portions of the soil of Kentucky.
In the house, the United States flag was or
dered to be hoised over the capitol by vote
of II to 20 Mr.. Deshea subsequently moved
to hoist the state flag, when the motion was
referred to the committee on federal relations
The senate is composed Of twenty-seven
Unionists and eleven southern rights men.
The house is composed of seventysiX Union
lists and twenty four secessionists.
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SERIOUS CONFLAGRATION- SEVER
IL MEN KUHNC TO ID EATM.

New YORK, Sept. S-The schooner Corne-
LA OF New Bedford, with a cargo of kerosene
oil while living at Paterson Dock, Jersey City,
caught fire by the carelessness of the steward,
and the vessel was totally destroyed. The
flames were communicated to the dock and to
three cars laden with wheat, destroying the
latter and badly damaging the former. Two
of the crew were burnt TO death. The steward
was burnt mortally, and two others were badly
burnt. Loss on the vessel $1,000; on the
cargo $4,000; on the dock $4,000; and on the
cars and wheat $1,000.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept 8.-The Charleston Mer.
curry of the 9th says, Capt. Coxetter was pre-.
sented with watch, &C., there. He stated
that he had been cruising for fortnight to
fall in with Benefits yacht Rebecca
The Charleston Courier of the 9th states
that the whole coast at San Augustine is
blockaded, and that several coffee and fruit la
den vessels run the blockade on the 10Th of
August, under heavy fire from the feet The
Floridians think their batteries will etfectually
protect them from federal invasion.
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rrrE NEnELs I'M KENTUCKY.

CAIRO, Sept 7-Gens. Pillow and Polk are
at Columbus, Ky, with seven thousand rebel
troops. JEFF. Thompson is in Missouri, direct
ly opposite, with the balance of the forces
Eight hundred federal troops left here, to-day,
to reinforce those at Paducah. Another regi-
ment follows Immediately.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 7.-Considerable ankle
iy exists here on account of the occupation of
Hickman aud Paducah by the opposing par
ties, has been increased by the absence of
news from that quarter to-day.
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THE REBELS ATTEMPT TO CROSS
THE RIVER AND ARE REP ULS-
ED BY suAEIPSHOOTERS.

WAsHINGToN Sept S.-Last Wednesday
the rebels fred from an eminence at Great
Fails, sixteen miles from Washington, upon
body OF our troops on the Maryla land side.
Their rifed cannon, although perhaps hun
dred times discharged, wounded only one of
our men They attempted 10 ford the river
by constructing Il temporary bridge with
planks, when they were repulsed by the sharp
shooters of the seventh Pennsylvania reserve,
and number of the rebels were killed. They
then retired taking Their battery
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Sept 8.-The third Rhode
Island regiment, Col. Blaming, arrived this
morning, and disembarked at fort Hamilton,
probably destined to the Searsdale camp Of in
struction.
The gunboat Quaker City has arrived, bring.
ing seven prisoners taken from schooner Mid.
dIeton. who have been put in fort Lafayette.
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NEwYORK POLITICS.

ALBANY, Sept. 8.-rhe Union meeting last
evening elected delegates to the convention of
the 10Th inst, and adopted resolutions com
mandatory of Hon. d. S. Dickinson's course,
favoring the burying of party ties at present,
and recommending the nomination of ticket
to be composed OF men without regard to for
mer party associations; and also recommend
ing that Hon. D. S. Dickinson be put on the
state ticket
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FORWARD IN MISSOURI.

New York, Sept. IA letter in the Illinois
Stats Zeitung, dated Frederickstown, 18th
inst, states that eight regiments, including
that of Col Hecker, received orders on that
day to march. South Fredericktown is the
shire town Of Madison county, Missouri, and
the march of the troops southwark will carry
them in the direction of Bloomfield and New
Madrid.
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RoSENCRANz AFOoT.
A BATTLE AT HAND

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.--The following is
special to the Herald -
CAMP SMITH, Va, Sept. S.-Gen. Rosen-
cranz left camp yesterday and swept over the
mountain in full force The rebels are report
ed as being strong few miles ahead. Our
advance pickets were fired upon four miles
beyond, this morning. There will be fight
soon. All the inhabitants are frightened and
running away
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.--A sailor belonging
to the brig Joseph, captured by the Savannah
in June last, has arrived here. He left Rich
mond Tuesday last, and had heard moth
ing of the death OF JEFF Davis, whom he saw
on the Sunday previous well as usual.
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INDIANAPOLIS, September 8.-Exminister
Wright, in response to a welcome, Saturday
night, said he did not come home to talk of
platforms or parties, and would have nothing
to do with them. He WAS for the most vigor-
Gus prosecution of the war to the end, and or
sustaining the administration in crushing the
rpheliion
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
To THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
REPORTED BATTLE.
LANES KANSAS BRIGADE At WORK.!
The Rebels Beaten!

ST.. LOUIS, Sept 8.-The postmaster of Os-
ceola, ST. Clair county, reports that, when he
lett, news had just reached there of fight
between Gen Lanes Kansas brigade and
body of rebels under Rains The latter were
completely routed with heavy loss, and Rains
was taken prisoner. Price, who was at Osce
ola, credited the report.
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COUNTERPART HILLS,

ROCHESTER,, Sept 7-Counterfeit fives on
the Cambridge City Bank, Massachusetts,
have been showed here very freely, to-day
The imitation is very good. Look out for
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New YORK, Sept. THE barque Wave
Crest and schooner Eagle were seized today.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept. Sc. p. Wilder en-
gneer, was arrested, to day, and sent to Fort
Lafayette He was making rifle battery for
the rebels.
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utn GOODS.
A RRIYAL OF NEW FALL GOODS.
zEPHYR WOOL. &c.

A RRIYAL OF NEW FALL GOODS,
zEPHYR WOOL. &c.
We respectfully inform the ladies of Worcester and vi
cinity that we have received an immense stock Of
GERMAN ZEPHYR WOOL,
of our own importation, in Split, Single aud Double.
TINSEL e SHETLAND YARNS, in beautiful shades
which we offer the Market prices and liberal
discount will be made in buying by the pounl.
We have also received rev. EMBROIDERED SLIP
PIERS and CUSHION PATTERNS, elegant designs
SLIPPER sud CUSHION PAPER PATTERNS. in
great variety.
BLACK and WHITE CANVAS EMBROIDERY
CHENILLE, FILLING FLOSS and PURSE TWIST.
BONE. IVORY and INDIA RUBBER CROCHET,
KNITTING, NETTING and WoRSTED NEEDLES, and
other goods pertaining to the Worsted department
have elso received the best quality of DOMESTIC
WOODEN YARNS in and thread, which we offer at
very low prices.
wehave also opened large stock of the best quality
of CORSETS, in great variety.
New HAIR NETIs in many different styles.
Also full assortment of
Real French Enbroideries,
REAL ACEs a. REAL LACE GOODS.
KID GLOVES AND FLEECE LINED HOSE AND
GLOVES.
NEW STYLES WHITE LINEN COLLARS
And many goods which we bought for Cash down, and
prepared to offer them
At The Very Lowest Prices,
To which invite the attention of the Trade.
Respectfully,
GROSS, STRAUSS, az CO.,
1872 Main street.
S25 Washington street, Boston
au27 diff
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l. (here insert the composing the firm)
ame the town. in the state OF (name the sthe here
by offer furnish under your advertisement dated (date
advertisements and subject TO a the requirements of
the same and printed schedule which it refers,
all the articles embraced in Glass No. (name the cass
navy yard (name the yard according to said
schedule, viz (here the printed class from tue
SCI e. and opposite each article set the price and
carry in the columns dollars and cents
and foot up the ggregae the BID the Glass;
amounting to (here write the amount in words)
propose my agent (ere the agent, If one is
required by scheduled for the supply under the class
miscellaneous, by nonresident OF the place of lie
livery: and ud offer be accepted, request the
contract may prepared and sent TO the agent at
(uamc the agency for signatures and certificate.
erc the bidder and each member OF the firm to sign)
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The undersigned (nane OF guarantor) of (name the
town. and of Cname the state,) and ane of sec
und guaranor &c.,) hereby undertake thai the above
named name bidder bidders WILL if his Tor their
be accepted, enter into cont act with the
United States within fifteen days after the date of notice
through post office of the acceptance Of his for their
offer before mentioned.
Witness: signature OF guarantors.)
certify that the above named (here the guaran
tors are known be good and responsible guar
autors in this case (Sgnature.)
signed by the district judge, district attorney,
collector, navy agent, some person known the
hlrrnu TO he reSnOnsinle.
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Glass No White pine, spruce, juniper, and cypress;
class No g. Gravel and sand: class No. H. Iron, iron
nails spikes class o. T. steel; class No H. files;
class No. il. ship chandlery; class No. H. Hardware;
class No Is Stationery; class No. %. Betting, packing
and hose class No. rs. Augers
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NEW YORK.

Glass No. |, Bricks; class No j. Yellow pine timber;
Gloss NJ t. Yellow pine lumber; class Nc 5. Oak and
hard wood; class No. White pine, spruce, cypress and
Jumpers class No. l. Lime hair, and paser class s
Slate class No. IL. Iron, iron spikes and nais class
No 10 Pts iron; class No. 5 Paints, oils. aud glass
class No. 30 Betting, packing and hose; class No. z5
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pnsrnN

Glass No. l. Bricks; class No Stone; class No g.
Yellow pine tmber class No. 5. oak and hard wood
timber and lunber class No g. White pine spruce, ju
nper and cyprcss class No T. Lime, hair and plaster
class No s. Cement; class No. g. Gravel and sand class
No. H. iron sOikes and nails; class No. IL. steel
class No 49, Pig iron; class No. i5 Paints oils, and
ya class No. z. Hardware,
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Worcester, Sept. 2, 1861. DIST $
WESSONS IMPROVED CLOTHES

W WRINGER.--rhe improvements on this Machine
make 1t Of the best in the market 1t will the
price of the machine i'll short time in the of the
clothes; also much hard work. aid will wiring quicker,
better and dryer than by hand Any family wishing
try do and it does prove perfectly salts
factory it be returned ant the money refunded
Please call and one in operation at HAVEN'S No
Harrington Corner deodjw SIS
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HIGHLAND SCHOOL, WORCESTER,
IL MAss,-The Fall Term OF the Sixth year of this
boarding and day School Will commence Sept IL. En-.
glish, Classical Scientific, and Military.
G. Is. METCALF, NJ. A., Principal,
jyl5 dM&S&wtsep9
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Htnnstarg ann Commercial gebism

BALTIMORE, Feb. 16, 1861.
There was very little business done the Stock Board
today but the feeling in the market was nevertheless
quite strong. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad continues To
move upwards, and it advanced today x a dollar DER
share The only sale made was of shares at SOY
but it closed at $50 bid, $604 asked regular way In
Northern Central there nothing whatever DONE but
1t left OIL at sl4 bid, SIS asked regular way Railroad
bonds were inquired for but sales made Northern
Central 1855 left off at 49 bid 81 asked the price ask
ed being per cent higher than asked yesterday and
Baltimore Ohio bonds closed at S0 bid for 1905 and
30 bid 81 asked for 1855 In City skies there was very
little done; sales made of 5000 of 1865 e5
but nothing done in 1858 1905 1855 closed
however at 954 bid and 1905 at 90 bid The mining
stocks were quiet and rather heavy today Sales
made of 800 shares Guford 70 cts and 500 shares
yer Valley at So cts but nothing done in any of the
others. Gardner Hill closed at s25 bid s27O asked
Springfield at sl9O bid 50 asked Guiford at 65 cts bid
70 cts asked and Silver Valley at IS cts bid 40 cts
asked regular way.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, February 16, 1861
$500 Bait. 6's 1876 I 500 shs Guilford
4oo 'ob-94% Co. 10
shs Marine Bnk-3O 500 shs Silver Valley
shs. b. q " kR.-59& Mining Co. -.35
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La w INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jupgx Bosn

Archibald Stirling, Jr,, ESQ. Stats Attor,av
Prosecating The case of G. D. T. Cunning ham,
cnsrgea WIN sa.saulting Chas. Trego was stettcd.
on q Mev absence OF The
and fined s25 and costs.-wilIiam }ss and Tohy
E. Cromer, compromised an assault manu- ANU yo oh
Green by payment of costs.-Micbaapip n H Sunn
IS and Bgock a' horse fined
saulting Miss Henrietta Waller, by tear Mmn as
dress, adjudged not guilty.-John Whtssfan,edr
charged with assaulting officer Perry, by str;l;s,
bin with brick, was adjudged not guilty. It ap.
peared that the man who threw the brick. namepd
Donnely, when before Justice Mclaughlin, was
released on bail to keep the peace, while White.
ford, who apparently committed no assault, was
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Notice to Mariners,

. ITeasuTy Department. Office /
Lighthouse Board, Washington Jan 3Ist ;61 !
~ Information has been received at this Office from Lieut.
aeher Corps Of Typographical Engineers of the com
Peto1 OF the Lighthouse at Admiralty Head, on Wild
beys Island, Washington Territory ' va " ttu
me structure consists of keepers dwelling with =
ed red - $50 W A"H'e'H paint
Illuminating apparatus is catadioptrc of the fou tn
order OF the system of Fresnel and show a fixed white
the arc OF the horizon to be illuminating is 27o de
The following data are furnished
Height OF tower from base TO focal plane - Al fac,
E,evath OF nase OF tower above level of sea- rs
oil local plane above the level of sea 49,.
it situated in latitude 4S q NJ longitude 100 an
W; or in Time h IOm 40 SIS LIZ ~ 0
by order of the Lighthouse Board
R. SEMMES
Engineer Secretary
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE

FUKEIUN.
BBEMEN-Bremen ship Ferdinand-14 cases mdse Vor
hapH Arens; do, Chas. Keidel; cask do E. MechIin
ger; cases paintings Huncke & Son; ~ do wine T
hemmelberg; do mdse Gustav Toel; bales do s pkg
do, Beck Bachmann; do, A. Vogeler & Co.; case
music ware, H. R. Eisenbrandt; 1000 demohns Geyer
MliSins; cases mdse, Stellman, Hinrichs & Co do
II. +. Aioert II Co.; do Drost & Sutro casks provi
sions, f. L. Brauns & Co; cases mdse Lent 4 Fiack
casks brandy Elerh Hagen; books P G. Buland
DO mdse. L. Weyer Co; "a do cigars, W A. Marbura
Co; do mdse casks surrong, c. Spilker Il Co; q
cases mdse: G. W Gail AK; do J. G. Manahan & Co
90 straw hats W. Mallinckrod; dc mdse, A Hoffman,
~ 10 Hodges Bros; do, Martini Lewis & Co.; 63S dc
pipes, casks mdse, case do, order
RIO DE JANEIRo-Ship ESter.-4 267 bags coffee
ORDER ESQ do, Oelrchs Lurman; IS do. Jas Hooper
& Sons F
COASTWISE.
BosToN-Bdrk Sylph.-1os bbls herring, F. P Pope
on bales brooms 500 pkgs. mdse, L. NJ Beebe 40 bales
almonds, order; 600 bbls. apples sundry persons
NEW YoRK-SteanlShip Locust Point-2S bags cassia
Hodewaid Sindall; 81 bales mdse, Henry Tiffany &
~>''N
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sent to Jail. The Court, in dischareing the &C.
cused, said the mistake, in its opinion, Was an act
OF carelessness on the part of the magistrate.-
aaron Digs (negro), convicted of assaultnp
George Morgan, was foed Is cents and costs. and
imprisoned one month.-Jcseph T. Logan and
John L. Bishop, charged with assaulting Elisha F.
LuPton prayed jury trials and gave the proper Sc
curlty.-Ihe Grand Jury indicted Levi Hoffman,
as the correspondent edge Tool" OF the phila,
delpnia United States Police Gazette He was ar
rested by Deputies Pointer and Davis, and com
IN mai,teo;-Harry Lee Pierce, who arrested by
the order of the Grand Jury, for the murder n,
Dolly Church, was on Saturday discharged from
jan, the Grand Jury failing to find a bill.-The
Court adjourned until this morning.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDaE MARSHALL.
Michael McGee Us. Henry KnelI Anneoi from
Myers: Verdict for appellant for S5O.-George
Il. Price ia: j. J. Hopkins. Appeal from Hay
ward. Judgment affirmed
SUPERIOR CoURT-JUDGE MARTIN
ms Court was engaged with Equity business on
Saturday. Assignment to day SCI to 6O7
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Feb. l5.-On motion of Hon. John
w. stevenson, Hon. Lansing Stout, of Oregon,
was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this
Court"on motion of Hon. Alfred Elv, Hamil
ton Ward, E.q., of New York, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this Court-O mo-
uon a OF hon. u Gushing, Benz. F. Slocumb, ESQ.,,
of Mississippi, was admitted an attorney and conn,
selior OF this Court-No. 73-Thomas Meehan
ct al, plaintiffs in error, Robert FORSYTH The
argument of this case was commenced BY Mr.. Bal
lance ior the plaintiffs in error, and continued bv
Mr.. A. Williams for the defendant in error
Adjourned until Monday at II O'clock
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

Country cts. for City and II ais cts for Ohio
put the market for quiet and the only sale we have
heard Of is of so bbls. Ohio at lS cts '
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:, H. 7. IONSDALE, SON Z Co.
New Orleans, February s, 1861 Coffee Bro
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
MOBILE, Feb 16.-Sales of 500 bales Cotton at II cts
sales Of the week 1920 bales Receipts 1855 bales
against 3l23 bales corresponding period last year De
crease in receipts l3715 bales Exports IL $40 bales
STOCK l63 O57 bales Other articles unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 14.-Cotton-Sales 900 bales at
doS OH cts for niddling. Steamers caused less
frmness Sugar steady at4%@5H cts. for fair to fully
fair Molasses 2SI29 cts. Corn tmxed) 65G7O cts
PORK quiet Freights on cotton to Liverpool Nd
MOBILE, Feb. 15-Cotton-SaIes to-day 600 bales mid
ding Of oni lei hut Rrp,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

corr,, SATURDAY, Feb 16.
oFFEE.-There is fair inquiry for Coffee but moth
ing mas been done in it day so far as we have heard
publish below the usual weekly report of Messrs
Mnlte Elder, Coffee brokers' to which we refer for
statement of the condition of the market. "
- WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, Feb. 9th, 1861 .... $500 hans
Received since per brig Mount Vernon ~ 400
Monticello, 800, 340O
chattanooga" ...... 1900
1900 "
Taken for Consumption. Observation-Disclosures. 4,SOO
otocK OF Mo this day.............. .......125O0