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ID TIMES,
Wsare now manufacturing sll kinds OF BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a.,sk.
supply OF eastern made work of every de- HEs4
sorlption, made expressly to order, and willE ESy
De sold at much lower price than has beens SssS&
arrlcles.
Persons IN wsnt Of Boots sld Shoes Of eastern OF
CITY made Work, will always find 8 good a9sor.mep
II store eno ~ Inc lowest prices Give us c1l
GRIFFIN & BRO,
Htr Sl4 PRnrHNl vAnia auanrH
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SNYDER.

L. PL UNBER AND GAS FILTER.
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and F SITS,
He 10 prepared to Introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
he has on hand = lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which hs will sell less than cost, as he
wishes to get rid of them. no II
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GAS FITTING. &c,

WIN r. DOVE co,
lAHE NOW prepared to execute any orders With
which they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
III Store on sth street, q few doors north of Pa
ayenne, where may be found . comRlets assortment
of CHANRELlE and other GAS, STEAM and
WAITER flATUkES. in H-lv
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CIBBY HAIR STORE,
" No 242 Pa. Av. BET. 18TH AND 18TH s,s.
PERFUMERY, Se BRAIDS. CURLS WIGS,
HALF WIGS, .FRlZETTES, go. A full stock
always on hand, or made to order at the shortest
nyucg; halI W9fa iePaired Or exonangeo.
manner. ma d 6m
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AyS-r

THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p,
Il ENRICH; at the corner of Penn. A
greatly improved recently and now offers E:kGJ
greater Inducements for the patronage of oitizsns
and strangers than any other public house In the
hotel on Penn. ayeane, and his accommodation
Tor permanent or transient boarders unexception-
able. The bar and restaurant arranr emepts Of the
European Hotel have already become very popu-
,sI being Al that can be desired BY the most fas-
ton and continued liberal expenditures 10 rive at
isfsction to all, and thus renews his Invitation tc
all 10 give the European Hotel call. de<-u
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" SPRING CLOTHING.

WALL, sfEPHENs CO. MSt are TIN. day in re-
cslPt their second supply of SPRING CLOTH
ING ald material for their custom trade, consist
Ing of New Cloths, Cassmers and Vestings, OF the
latest ftyles, which they will make to order In su-
pesior tyle at very low prices.
zen femen wishing an immediate outfit will find
in our Ready made Department every article Of
Wearing Apparel suitable to their VS. Is.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
ap Is 322 Penn. avenue,
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" WOOD AND COAL.
l. OU Will surely get your moneys worth by
calling At the PIONEER MILLS, soxthtesst cor
na Of Ssvsnh street and Canal, GEO. PAGE,
AGENT They sell cheaper and give better measure
than aay others in the city-eut, split, and delIv-
cred free of charge. If you gnl { eiieve i've
Che Pioneer Mills trla-, and be San SIZED.
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IT 8. MILITARY ROUTE.
~. SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the Trans will leave the Depot at
1lO z. m; and SO P. m for Philadephia and New
YORK. Trains Will arrive at 10 q. m. and Is D. m
THOMAS A. SCOTT. Gen'l Manager.
ma 10 lChron. Intel and Repub.l
CHICKERING & sons PIANOS FOR SALE
~ on monthly payments, or discounts for cash.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
ap1 306s between 9th and 10th sta.
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w CITIZENS AND STRANGERS

!" CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
w ILL Find 1t to tn cir int rest before purchas-
ing to call at the Extensive Cabinet Es- <uex1p
Enlistment OF EDWIN GREEN, No -V
$50 Pelnsyl,an ayesue, where large n
stock OF FURNITURE and CHAIRS=&1f1sz
and MATTRESSES will always be
found.
Mahogany of 81 thicknesses for sale.
attended to. fO"F"'
Furniture or other goods taken on storage.
pl-2aw2m
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I QUlSVILLE ARTESIAN WELL WATER.
~ Blue Lick Water: and other Medicinal Waters,
cines received weekly. Ayers, Schenok,s' and
other Medicines % n sale. - eAN
MOORE'S West End Drus store,
tp D-Zw t13 Penn. avenue.
4 hREEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE PulS
VI Chanplgnons; Fresh Tomatoes, in quart cans;
Preserved Fruit, of many varieties; Conserved
Glnge-, (antoE;D ARgelique; Fresh Mackerel and
Halibut, ID cans; Fresh Lobsters and CLAIMS, in
cans: Sardnes; Branded Fruits; Crosse &lBaok-
sale by KING & BURCHEII, Grocers
ms Corner Vermont av. aud 18th 1T
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BOARD OF TRADE,
a,a.itiss " Arbitration for n.o.ik # AnyH,
EDWARD JENKINS
l. sFERRY, L.. L WEBB.
F. JOY, A. GROvERNaS In
JLanstarp ana Commercial &fhiftn.
BALTIMORE. Auril is 1861

BALTIMORE, April u.s. 1861.
All the Southern State Stocks were lower in New York
to day with the exception of Virginia 6's which ad-
vanced at the first board in consequence presume of
statement in the "Herad's' Washington despatch that
the Convention had rejected the ordinance by
majority but the decline in these stocks was by
means heavy yesterday. Missouri 6's declined
* Tennessee bonds 3 and North Carolina bonds per
cent. The Railroad stocks also declined heavily. Erie
fell off SIX; New York Central 81; Reading s2K; Ceve
land and Toledo K; Rock Island ST. Harlem x; and
Galena and Chicago SAX. Michigan Southern advanced
however ~ and Michigan Southern guaranteed x.
The stock market dull and very heavy For Rail-
road shares and bonds there little no inquiry
nothing done in tn EN-. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
offered at s49K, decline OF \ dollar on the price
bid for it yesterday but the best bid for it s4S and
Northern Central do closed at SO bid, sl3 asked
regular way. Northern Central bonds closed at
81 bid Al 4 asked for 1885 but bids made for
Baltimore and Ohio bonds. For City 6's there was some
inquiry and sales were made Of 600 1865 at S. and
s32lo 1905 at co. 1905 closed at 90 bid 1855 IS
bid 80 asked and 1905 at 81 bid 90 asked For Mary
land 1890 6's e5a was asked but no bid made For
Bank stocks there some inquiry sales were made
of 10 shares Merchants at sl06, share Bank of Bati
$685. 90 shares Citizens SOY and 20 shares
Franklin SOY Sales made to-day of 900 shares
Springfield Mining Company at 1870, but nothing was
done in any of the other Mining stocks Gardner Hill
closed at 65 cts. bid 90 cts asked and Guord at
bid, 30 cts. asked
The quotations for foreign Exchange today are as fol-
lows viz London bankers bill, 1913 G1C7E do COM
mercia do. LOG E0lO7 Paris, 60 day bills, ST. 25 do.
short sight do ST. 20; Antwerp ST. 25; Amsterdam, 400
4O4; Bremen, Tx; Hamburg, &c. Cologne, 715G Frank
the Main, 4O& but sales consequence are
making, and quotations merely nominal New York
funds at premium again. and this fact will no doubt
have an influence upon rates here.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, April 18TH 1861
$32l0 Bait. SIS, 1890 20 shs. Citizens Bk-1O1 4
5000 -" 'S6-SS 20 shs. Franklin, Bk-lO8
10 shs. Merchants 600 shs. Springfield
Bank -106 Mining Co. i Sc
| sh Rk Of Ralt
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PRICES AND SAILS OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
IT.
Through WILLIAM FISHER & Sos, Stock and Bill Broker
No South street
The New York Tribune, of this morning. savs.

Ine new orR ITtOUne, OF TINS morning, SSys:
We had another panic in State stocks to- day. North
Carolnas fell about 10 cent Vrgnias 10 Mssouris
Tennessees and at this decline there
few buyers. The fall course, the fruit of the
that the border slave States decline fulfil their
constitutional obligation by supplying the government
with troops. People argue that State viii h fails to
perform obligation cannot be relied to perform
another. United States securities also fell off, on the
prospect of government loans. The SKIES de-
cned Il the II per cent Treasury notes q These latter
the cheapest temporary investment the market at
the present time Speculative stocks uctuated freely
during the day. In the morning they generally
better in the afternoon they fell off, closing heavy Iii
nois Central to 67, but sold in the afternoon
advance, however, of yesterday sprice New
York Central pretty steady throughout the day at
73H being an advance of y since last evening. Erie
rose X Hudson u; Reading \; Michigan Central TX:
guaranteed =; Toledo 4. Galena declined and Rock
Island 4 Harlem steady.
Virginia State SKIES sold to-day at forty-s.ven and
half cents on the dollar. few years ago they were in
demand, at premium, for banking purposes till within
few months they fell below 900195 only week
ago they sold at TO- The decline from 95 in October last
AZ to-day has been caused by the apprehension that
Virginia will secede from the Union.
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ha AFs6Ay Al py.sa kspt krlYais gEs tsjs ere
Is az ;oS sx,rs ssSs & for sssrs iaiIy Tsn4
80 507 per bill for fancy brands 90 In quality II WHICH
rates hodera generally are free Sellers and the market
rather dull; the receipts and stocks however light
Rye Flour is dull and neglected the last sales at
S357H $3.50 per Dbl Cora Meal is steady 81 rs for
Pennsylvania and Ss12h per Dbl. for Brdndywne, but
we hear of no sales of either to-day The receipts and
sales of Wheat are moderate, and the market firm, the
tow having been kept back by the Storm sales of 5000
bushels reported at l2Sl95 cts fair strictly
prime Western and Pennsy vana reds mostly at 80 cts
for good lots, afoat including 900 bushels prime Della
ware at $50 cts and white in small lots at 140Gl5O cts
as in quality Rye is steady with further sales of 900
bushels Pennsylvania to note at 60 cts. mostly afoat
Corn is in steady demand with of about 10 coo BUSH
els to note, chiefly at 81 cts aoa to arrive; lot of
prime white also sold at 81 cts. and yellow in
59G60 as in quality all included 10 the above
Oats are rmer and 500 bushels Southern sold mostly
at 32R cts, aioat; Pennsylvania worth 333Sh
Barley is quiet In Whiskey there is rather more firm
ness on the part OF holders bbls selling freely at
l7H1lS cts for Pennsylvania and Ohio drudge at l6E
cts, and hhds. at II cts.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET April 1.-THE mar
ket Is considered the poorest for droverS any this
son. s&Go& cts IS paid for prime and extra qualities,
the latter or outside price, seldom obtained Good fat
Steers have sold at SGS4 cts; SUCH a few weeks ago.
would have sold for 81 Q cts. Fair and med
UNI grades have sold at TX to OK cts and common from
5H to cts The average of all sales is 7E
cts The Butchers estimate weights very low; in many
cases Drovers do not get within 50G75 pounds of the
real weight Prices were little higher than yesterday
WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT.
Arrivals since LIST July, drec.... 267 947 bags.
coastwise........ .None-2o7 S47
Same time last year, direct.
coastwise........... 1928
POT 965
Increase off imports direct this ,252
Stock in first hands this ay...............1O735
Stock in second hands this day None-lO 1856
Same time last year 20 ,269
Decrease ofstock this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9474
ARRIVALS None
1906
SALES OF THE WEEK.-6S3 bags at 13Hc; 52S do. at
lS&; $50 do. at &c. S2S do l2Ac 4O3 do. at 12Gc
4O7 do at PIC $50 do at l2c 267 do. at IL &C. $50
do at II &c; 5le do at bc Az do. at IL 4c leo do
at LONG; 50 do. at llHci (skimmngs)-- Total
7,42G
neCelNeu slICe'... lo ,JUG-Z3
STOCK ON hand this day 10 73F
Taken for consumption 12C
MARKET-Closes this day:
Ordinary. ..l0kGl1 Good Fair ....134 Gll31
Fair. II HG12X PIime."...... "a
+ II. T. LoNsDALE, Son & Co.
Nety Orleans April IL 1861
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


DUBLIN, 1RELAND-Bremen bark Tndustrie.-3,352
bushels wheat 90. 652 do corn.
LIvERPooL-Ship Sundtrd.-1 $40 bbls -four, 50 ,403
bushels wheat 1892 do corn, 347 bbls. rosin.
RIO De JANEIRo-Bdrk Washington. .322 bbls. flour,
443l bbls lard, 1870 do hams 400 do rice,
sewing machines 995 lbs MID tobacco 40 hhd tobacco
boxes samples do 5000 cigars, so gro foil tobacco
500 paper 90 pkgs cordage, 16l gals. varnish,
7228 yds duck so bills meal so pkgs agricultural
implements, 10 doz brushes, pkgs. liquor 100 boxes
starch Il bdls brooms 1863 lbs bees wax 4bb sugar
a pkgs. mdse.
ST. JOINS, P. R.-Schr. Julia Ann.-3O bbs. bread
169 do potatoes 80 do pork II do. beans $50 do: mack
erel, 94 lbs fish, III do lard, 632 do. butter 477G
do cheese, $50 do candles 600 shocks and heads.
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GarrlaQRs.

GTSsSI-EE3sA CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, al
az@aSo OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one of the largest and best assortnents of CAR
RlAGES to be found in the city Persons
riages are invited to call and examine stock,
determined to sell low rates accommodating
terms any other establishment.
MULLMYER Il HUNTER,
ia25-n Corner Of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait.
c~FSS> CARRIAGES CARRTAGESl--Wa
have on hand at 20 North Jay STREET, thelai
gest assortment Of IA SHIONABLE CARRIAGES south o
New York, all OF the fashions and most approved
styles. The public invited call and examine for them
selves; all OF which viii be sold reasonable
BURR, HAIGIIT & O'CONNEIL,
~ repairing done at the shortest notice. mr22tf
EURLETT L SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUTACTORY,
No. 80 NoRTg STREE
SsssSII The undersigned having greatly en-
3larged their premises aud increased their fscili-
ties, beg leave to call the attention OF the public the
extensive stock Of every description finished
in the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
JOHN CUkLEfT & SON.
lys+ti 81 North street. Baltimore.
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

CIEYFUEGos-Br. brig Los AmigOs.-19S hhds. mo-
lasses, AZ erces do, 80 bbls do, Lambert Cuttings
Co.
gar bbls. do, casks molasses. Stirling 4 Ahrens
AYES ISLAND-Schr. CohaSSet.-20O tons guano, A. B
Morton Sons.
TURKS IsLANn-Schr Dolphin-1, 500 bushels salt, A
B. Morton & Sons.
MATAHZAs-Schr. Orlando.-253 hhds. molasses, Sc
ties. do, 20 bbls do, Morrell & Randall.
C0ASTWISE.
FRANKLIN, LA.-Schr. White Cloud.-6S hhds sugar
lnls nrnln Sam IIl,rll
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s55is Es2sz4Ss5 FUR The
EzE4k SSSaz>@-Ss11s ORTIZ, WEST AND NORTHW EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF HOURS,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ESOn and after January 30, Trains leave
CALVERT STATION AS FOLLOWS:
The Mail Train daily EXCEPT Sundays, at S 30 4 ST
Tor Find, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton,
Binghampten, Syracuse, Oswego, Toronto, Queb.C and
Montreal and all parts of Western New York and Canada
Also, for Ptsburg, Chicago Cleveland, CINCINNATI st
Louis and all parts Of the West and Northwest.
For Emmittsburg Gettysburg Lancaster lebanon Bethe
hem Allentown, Easton, Reading, POttSve Carlisle and
Chambersburg, Pa, and HagerstoWn. Md.
For Green Springs, Uwings Mills ReSterstown and West
minister
For New York city, with only change cars, and
as low fare as by other routes.
Travellers can 20 by this train to Detroit and Chicago via
Express Train daily (excep sunday at 40 p II. for all
points North and points the Western Maryland Rail-
road.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily P II.
the West and Northwest
Travellers from Arlington and the South by the
N. and SO r N. trains make connection with the trains
this road.
For TICKETS and information, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, Calvert Station, y. E. Calvert and
franklin streets, Baltimore.
- -- JAS. C. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN l. hIGNE (, Ass tSrpFTinenfepi jaS0-tf
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

No. 126. Thos. E. Van Bbber and others u.s. VIM.
Harvey and others. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for Allegheny county. The argument in this
case was further continued and concluded by Geo.
A. Pearre for the appellants.
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURr-JUDGE MARTIN.
Henry W. Waeus. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Before reported. Still on
trial.
No business of public interest was transacted in
any of the other Courts Yesterday.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, AprillS.-Cotton is furnishes of 5000
bales at IL Ill3 Flour has advanced sales of
II 800 bbs State S5d515 Ohio SIS 5oa5 60; Southern
S525G555 Wheat is ste ady sales Of $4,000 bushels;
Chicago Spring at 81 20 2B Milwaukee club S11s; red
Western 81 3d. white 81 .42Gl 81; Kentucky 81 .65 Corn
Sales of IL 900 bushels white has advanced ct; sales
at 67G6S cts. Beef firm Pork is firm Lard is steady.
Whskey closed firm at 19Hd2o cts. Rice closed buoy
ant at 4HG5 cts. Sugar is heavy. Coffee is steady
Nava arc firm
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:. The Eleventh National Womans Rights Conven-
non ZION is to be held in Cooper Institute, New York
thursday, May 9th, morning and afternoon, at 10
sa a ~ o'clock. Wendell Phillips, Elizabeth Cady
Rrowon 3, Ernestine L. Rose, Rev. Antionette
will dnsiackwell, Aaron NJ. Powell and others,
NAL soaresa the Convention,
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gINbfr.

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
NJ LUMBER
We have on hand large assortment Of LUMBER that We
are selling at the lowest cash prices Customers will please
apply at te yard 1872 LIGHT STREET WHARF, or at tae
corner OF EuTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
olS-f BURNS & SLOAN.
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c SO, 600
: @F-4 and 50 Hemlock Fencing; 5000 feet Hemock
Ash Cherry and -Poplsr Plank Oak, Cherry and Pine
Seanng 100000 white and red Oak Slaves 10000 Sugar or
Holasses Shooks 100000 shaved HID Hoops 100000 shocks
Flour Dbl Hoops. BillstdG cut to order
For sale by WIN. s. CROSS.
sn2f-tf East Falls and Eastern
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szaz- ~ .ss@ssase@Sszfs WEST AND SOTTR
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On end 9fter Aprl l4ih, 1861 The trains viii follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Bsltimore--Ma Except
SUNDAY 81 s.2e a. M; Express daily at 3.g5 p. u.
Both Trains directly through for ALL PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR IA PASSENGERS
B'tWsen baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. II.
tr2iE between Piedmont Wheeling Accommoda-
ton train leaving PedIo-t 30 A. Nj; and het wepn
Grafton and ParSers5uTg take the Is A. u and $50 p n
train from Baltimore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore 43lP NJ
aud Frederick at 90 A. II.
THE ELIlCOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves baltimore at IL
a. NJ and Las and $40 P. NJ. and EIcots Hills at 74O
FOR W4SHiNGT0Y AND THE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore at 60 and $40 A. and $40 and $40 p
y. On Sundays ct 10 4. 81. only Leave Washington Il
c26 and no A. NJ and 2.i5 and IS Z. NJ On Sundays
s45 T. NJ. only. The and fourth only from
Baltimore stop way points Tie second fourth trains
from Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis road.
For further formation tickets every kind, apply
to T. ENGLAND, Agent. at Camden station, the
Ilcket UGce. p. SMITH,
=, nm, Master Of Transp crtstion.
l.. n COLE, General Ticket Agent. aplS-tf
E5sSS EsEssz@S55 FUR THE
k9t4k SSzz@@SSEcS NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
a
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1gSl xSQg0s.

ErSs gSss Es5SE5s1 PHILADELPHIA,
Eass2 ee5e zzszt " WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On sad after MONDAY, April 18th, Passenger Trans 70
Philadelphia viii leave PRESIDENT SIRE Ell DEPOI daily
except sunday follows viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 6I5 A. II, WAY MAIL at g.I5
4. 81; EVENING MAIL at 1 IS ?. u.
ON SuNlA YS at4 IS P ~ only. MI trains connect with
New York Trains except Al p. NJ, on Saturdays.
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached, leaves At
Hayre de Grace
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at 8l5A. b., n.35
a. NJ and 10 50 P N
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN,
TERM MEDIATE POINTS.
BY leaving in "a. D. train will Wilmington
With 946 A. IT. train. daily Except Sunday for Milford
Salisbury and intermediate stations.
NOrICE-All coored persons, whether bond free, VIII
be required to bring responsible white person.
ally known to the Undersigned who will be willing sign
bond TO the Company before they will be taken
portion OF the road
nnI2tY WV WFNRn hrnnt
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, April I7.-There Is NO
quoahe change In Flour and limited demand both for
export and home use the only sale we hear Of ID 1000
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ENGLISH SPLIT PEAS AND PEARL BAR
ALEY,-A fresh supply Just received and for sale By
GREEN ZOE,
o. W, baltimore street.
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MkffhgElisk.


A LN0NDs.-iO0 bales Sicily, IS 6bIs Pro.
Bowly's wharf apis If
A LUM-Lump and Ground, for sale by R. ].
n BAKER. 81 South Charles street apI2-tf
A N INVOICE OF WALLIS 4 CO IS PORT |
' N'A-'N " ~ ''T R. Il LEa 81 o. &yCo,
ap9h GO Buchanans wharf.
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-5OO boxes Shil
suns. l O'''' ~ e''' y -l'-,,'' ia2l If
A LOT OF RAILROAD TIES exc and 6x7, |
all White and Rock Oak for sale in lots to suit by
A LUM.-lOO bbls. COPPERAS.-2OO bbls.
wM DAWSON & co, lO4 Lombard st. au2ltf
RACON SIDES AND SHOULDERS.-lO0
III f2;ks P ah9 Ts tSt for sale by PoUMARAT
REBF TON CUES bbs. for sale by POU-
- MAIRAT McCULi.Y. AZ and 40 Lights apls-u
PULK SHOULDERS AND SIDES for sale by
~ apl7-'f JOSEPH CARSON 4 co.
PACON SIDES.-lO0 hhds. well smoked,
~ bright and handsome. for sale by JOSEPH CARSON
pUTTER.-Wea are in The daily receipt of prime
~ new Goshen. ELLlCGTT BEWES, 80 Exchange
Place. apl3-tf
pACON.--lOO casks Bacon Shoulders and Sides,
Exchange Place. apo Il
RULK MsAT--225 casks Shoulders and
Place. anftf
ESOA HERRING S.-200 boxes sealed Herrings
~ 800 boxes No. Herrings, landing schooner S. n.
smith and for sale by Thus. X. MATTHEW'S SONS,
No. Is Bowlys wharf ap4-tf
y ROWNSTUFF.-5O 600 bushels Brownstuff in
Z store store, for sale by THOs R. MATTHEWS & SONS,
10 bowlys wharf apl-tf
oath BRlCkS.-l5, GOO patent Bath Bricks
in store FOR sale in lots to suit purchasers by FOARD
ROGERS, 16 Bnwly's wharf mh25.tf
pANCA TIN.-lO0 slabs for sale By F. L.
, BRAUNS CO., corner Lombard street and Cheap
sue. mill If
hQULk MEAT.-200 casks Sides and Shoulders
EJ for sale by HENRY RiEMAN SONS. feI9-tF
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-17
EMPROv ED PROPERTY ON BUE- MA VISTA STREET FOR SALE.

THE East half of LOT No 6, Block 25, on Buena Vista street. in Des Arc, is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The building was formerly occupied by J. w. Wallace, as a Family Grocery. The location is one of the best in town. Fort terms, &c., apply to
 jan 1S-tfl J. c. MORRILL,.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-05-17
Ayers Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY PHYsiG,

are so composed that disease within the range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the human organ ism, correcting it's diseased action, and restoring it's healthy vitalities As consequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or physical debility is astonished to find his health or energy restored by remedy at once so simple and inviting.
 Not only do they cure the everyday complaints of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their and directions for their use in the following complaints Costsge s,eSS Hea1t6u1Y Headache asisimg tr0Ds disoydeged Ston,ach Nausea, Indigestion, Pain 60 end Morbid Iaactton o the Bo,cels, Ftatulency, Loss of Appe- tite, .Jau2dice, and other kindred complaints, arising from low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. They are an excellent alrerative for the renovation of the blood and the restora- ton of tone and strength to the system facilitated by disease.