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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for month of June.
B. F. NEWCOMER
JNO. R. SEEMULLER, J. PARkHURST, JR.,
RICH'D. LENNON, ALTER r. BROOKS.
Aanftsrp ami Ggnmtrtlal Rsbifh.


BALTIMORE, June Z, 1861. |
The business at the Stock Board been light again
this week, but have to note material Improvement
since last Friday in most of the leading securities Bal
1imore and Ohio Railroad which closed on last fruay AZ
only ss4 bid left off to-day firm at $40 bid s42 asked
gular way showing advance in it Of So per share
single share of this stock sold to-day at SAL but TINS
is the only transaction in which has taken place this
week at the Board Northern Central Railway has i'm
proved in the week SIN per sharr 1t opened at SiZ pa
it closed to-day sl3k bid, AK asked regular way
The bonds Of this road have however declined slightly
For 1855 80 bid at the opening but they closed TO
day at IS bid 394 asked. Nothing has been done this
week either in the stock bonds. For Baltimore and
Ohio bonds has been inquiry and note sales
800 1855 and 81 200 1925 1.-THE extra dividend
bonds 49, 1855 closed today at 20 bid 1855 at 81
bid 20 asked; and lS62s at SO bid, 40 asked For City
SIS there has been fair inquiry and they have improved
in the week \ to per cent. We note sales oil SliO.
1S7O's and ls75's So $4,000 1865 at s2dsz&: anu
$4,000 1905 at s2Hds3. sale of sl,loo MarSinu ''
6's was made Today at ST. but this is the ON! N
tion in State stocks we have heard of this week
sales this week of % shares Franklin BANK a 9'/2' al"
10 shares Baltimore Life Insurance Co. at s'O "u'
are the onlv sales of Bank Insurance STOCK a' '"
have hoard Of For the Mining stocks there Is very t
irorv and nothing whatever has been done III theh LII
week
Tinc;a af,irs continue in very unsatisfactory con
1are this week which have had the effect of destroying
ALI that was of confidence and it is impossbl
TO negotiate any paper the street. unless be such
rarely if ever, finds its way there The banks are re
newing most of the paper that is maturin Althoug
there is no disposition among capitalists to discount
per- or to make loans for any specific period, money
Offering very freely CALL and with satisfactory secur
", almost any amount could be had at Sos per cent
New York Exchange is dull at par
The foreign imports into the port of Baltimore for IL
week ending Thursday amount in value to sl22,5O
of which Sc Gil free, and Sl5S95 were duty pay
ing goods the value of the foreign exports from Ba
timore for the same period sl3i 26 against s67 ot
last week.
In New York to-day North Carolina bonds advance
u; but Virginia 6s declined X Missouri 6's IL; Tel
nessee bonds y and New York Central 4; Erie an
Reading closed at the figures yesterday.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY. June Z 1851
797 Ralt SIS 1880 '62-39
600 '9O-S3 sh B. & o. RR. Al
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part damaged at s412k cash, and so hhds Porto
Rico from s476 up to So The market closes rather
heavy but still quote follows, viz: Cuba and Eng
sh Island at si.25d450 for refining grades and $40
az IS for grocers styles; Porto Rico and New Orleans
at 81 SOFAS To fair; $525d575 for good tar
to good and s6DG6 % for prime We note the import
this week of 722 boxes and 2s4 hhds. from Cuba.
REFINED SueARs-The following are MessTs. Dougher'
ty Woods Il Co. S quotations for refgned Sugar viz
PRICES BY TWENTY OR MORE PACKAGES.
Double Refined Cracked Loaf. ............ sS
Double Refined Crushed, Powdered and
Granulated ............. .............
Crushed. .................. ia
Circle Crushed, Powdered and Granu-
lated .......... ...........'...' 2 a
Refined White a. .'..''.....''.''.'''''' 70
! Refined White ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
| Refined Extra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a :.
Refined Yellow % acordin &c
| Yellow Sugars Of lower grades at prices "''''9 -
TOBACCO The demand for Maryland IonaGco Io,
tnues very brisk, and all desc ar ta ommoI
NJ uII nrices As fast as Inspected we sun quote Io
at 'u e "a az. middng do. s5dS.50 ard best do
IS 5OGI2 common crop 81 5oa5oo; n z ~
gooa W. 'ote Bay Tobacco follows: tips tails
5ola. ground leaf at s45OGs55o; fine yellow at So o
81 md good red at S12d3. We also note good In
N i for Ohio Tobacco with sales of about 900 hhd:
Itrin the range of our quotations, viz: good commo
spi rod and spangIed $5Ge so; good and fine red an
snsnpled s7dS and good fine yellow s9gl2 The marke
for Kentucky Tobacco is quite active, but the receipt
for some days past have been interrupted The sales
the week comprise about so hhds Mason county and
hhds Kentucky at former prices which we continue
quote viz Tugs at "a 25475; good do. at s5.
(d550 inferior leaf at So.'odo 20; good 40 at so2o
$50; fine at ST. 5O@9 choice at slOGl2 rich heavy Ke
lucky $7al250 The inspections of the week are 81
hhds Mary land $40 hhds Ohio, and 35 hhds. Kentucky
total ., 42s hhds.
? MANUFACTURED ToBACCo.--There is still lit
doing in Manufactured Tobacco, the sales contnuir
chiefly confined black descriptions. The stock in ma
very small, and the receipts entirely cut
We quote common pounds at 7tGl2 cts; medium do
n l5Glscts; good do. at 2l25 cts fine do. 2Sd35 ct
fin SIS and los 2lG24 cts medium do. l6ds cts soul
common do at l2l4 cts; and inferior shipping los 10
e and EOS 6(Ds cts.
IS SALT.-The demand for Salt is limited and very Il
:, sales are making We continue to quote Liverpool at
l75 cts for Ground Alum, and l35(dl4O cts. per sack
common brands fine and Turks Island and St UbeS non
1. nal at l5tGl6 cts. per bushel. .
is WHISKEY.-We have reported this week sales OF
Country Whskey at II cts, and of some 3oO DID
l. Ohio do. at Is cts and quote Whskey as closing
day firm at 171l7h for Country and Is cts for u
and Ohio these figures being an advance OF haif CT
~ to cent per gallon the closing prices OF last week.
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DOMESTIC MARK FITS

ALBANY LUMBER MARKET, June 5.--The receipts
of lumber light, but the supply in the market is fair
and the assortment very good The sales during the last
week limited but there has been better attendance
of buyers the present week. from the East and also for
larger transactions have been private terms. The
demand is principally for hemlock spruce and common
pine.
The receipts by the Eric and Champain Canals, from
the opening of navigation TO June lst in the years
named, as follows:
Boards and scan'g. Shingles. Timber. Slaves.
1852 7Sf, 1Ials s 4 81 % s.:
% s5 500 500 Ss39 SO9S sSS 500
the canals were last year opened much earlier
day than they this season, comparative falling of
in receipts anticipated though prospect
large supply of lumber this season is not very atterng
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
new foRk June Flour is heavymsaies Of iS 200
cy-sales of So 600 bushels Chicago Spring 90 "a
81 ss Milwaukee Club 95 cts sll2 red Western 81 .30
l3i white slSs al 4o Kentucky sl7o Corn has Is, a
A cts. Pork is heavy-Mess sl5S7k Is; Prime sl2
az Whisky sha is duh at I6Gio& ets chiefly at
Coffee is unchanged Spirits Turpentine dull 70
Rosin buoyant at 50 20d2,25.
BUFFALO, June 6.-Four quiet and unchanged. Wheat
More doing in the afternoon sales of 20 900 bushels
Milwaukee Club at 90G92cts Corn duli-saes of 5000
IA cts. Lake mports-6,5o 500 bbs flour, 1000 bus hes
wheat 5000 bushels 1000 bushels oats and 1900
bushels rye Canal exports-2 900 bbs. flour, $4,000
bushels wheat 5000 bushels As 900 bushels oats and
5000 bushels rye.
OswEGo, June 6-Flour declined % cts.-Sales at S.
for fancy brands Market for grain decidedly fiat; no
sales. Lake imports900 bbs. flour, 10 200 bushels
wheat 12.30o bushels Canal eXports-4745 bbls
-four, 1000 bushels wheat and 1900 bushels
NEW ORLEANS, June Cotton nominal; sales to-day
1854 bales. Corn 75d77 cts Whiskey s. cts Fret ghts
on cotton to Liverpool I'd.
ALBANY, June 6.-Flour is very dull, and Canadian
white Wheat in lots Sl46. Oats-30 cts. for Canadian
sales $500 bushels whisRey ls cts lott 700 bush
els-of Timothy Seed sold at SCI per bushel.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
HAvAYA.-Brig Los Amgos.-5,s55 bus corn, 1904 #.
nnlhe
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The New York Herald of Friday morning, says:
There was general disposition to realize the Stock
Exchange yesterday and all the railroad shares fell Off
from the prices touched yesterday State stocks
active than of late and with the exception or
Mssouris which fell to 800, do not show material
variation from previous prices Government stocks were
also steady. The market closed weak
There is very little movement in money or paper and
rates remain last quoted The steamer Austraasan
delivered 81 $4,000 in gold this mornng-makng, with
the arrivals by the Borussia and City of Washington
about 81 $50 600 received Europe begin
ming of the week These heavy specie receipts have had
effect, however, the foreign exchange
ket, which continues exceedingly fiat We hear Of few
yet for the steamer of Saturday. and the
nomnally the same as for the Persias mail
The statement of the Boston banks for the last week
compares with the previous week. and with the
ponding week of 1860, as follows:
May 81. 1861. June s. 1861. June 1, 1860
Loans....... $50, SIS, OOS S6O2l3,527 SOL 5s5 500
Specie. 6, 4O2 65S 6,4Sl776 6,l92455
Deposits. IS $50 S33 1s5$6aS 20 $50 29 9
The following table exhibits the receipts of -four and
grain Chicago for the first five months in the years
1859, 1860 and 1861
Flour, bbls.......... 4ls8I3 ,o52 14s,5oO
Wheat. bush OLA 149i522 995,S53
Corn, bush .........6 224 O66 5976,446 1870 $50
Oats, bush 299,709 545,902 23O,32l
Rye, bush. ll6 ASP 5000 17,ll5
Barley, bush.:':...... 66,OIZ 9Oo -, ly2o4l
barrels and wheat 1854, but the blockade of the
Mississippi has tended to greatly increase the amount OF
wheat by rail is consequently three cents higher than
last year The receipts of grain at Milwaukee last week
were nearly 100000 bushels.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin of May 80 says
The financial movement to-day has been of the same
restricted character for time past The banks
did nothing in the way of discounting except
maturing obligations and there sales of
per reported outside market. Stocks bonds
continued at stand, and there the slightest
quiry noticeable for this description of securities EN-
change if anything, still further neglected, and,
fact operations entirely suspended in
of bills. 1t understood that the banks having with
drawn the whole of their balances from New York
longer checking that city while the contemplated
suspension of with the North had the
effect to render outside sight absolutely unsaeabe any
price The movement in sterling and francs still
fined to small amounts for remittance purposes and moth
ing now be done in any other description.
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ESSe "a EsI FOR THE
ERNYF@XS WEST ND SOUTH

IS1s IA T333fS5SSSfzl55fES1 FOR THE
RkA - S1K-XE VEST AND SOUTH,
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and after May 10TH 1861 the trains will follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baitimore--Yail Except
Sundayi at $50 A. NJ; Express daily at 3i5 p ~
Both Trains directly through for I'LL PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WA Y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. n
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accomnoda
ton train leaving Piedmont at $40 A. M and betweer
raftou and Parkersburg, take the $50 a. train from
Ba ticnore.
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4.31 p. N.
TIE ELLLGoTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves baltimore ato;3O
and 9i5 NJ and AS and $40 p NJ. and Ecotts Mills
at 7iO and II GO n, and 3.45 and 100 P NJ
FO1R ,WASHINGTON AND THE SOUT,R
Leaves at 20 and 20 NJ and As and SEQ
On Sundays e: APO A. NJ. only Leave Washington IT
40 anG 7lO A ~ and 2.30 and As P ~ On Sundays
BY D. only The second and fourth trains only from
stop at way points The second fourth trains
from baltimore and the second third Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis road.
For further tickets every kind, &C. apply
to J. T. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden station, ct the
Ticket Office. P. SMITH,
. Master Of Transp .ratiJn.
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent mlStf
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STEAMBOATS,.


NOTICE.
rE.zrssGz@ CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
The steamers GEORGE VEINS and MARY WASHING
TON will leave Baltimore for the Pauxen River the
SATURDAY,, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, commenc-
M on a HHe LIST @ At
SHEaS
Wednesday viii be direct for baltimore VII '''"'
for Be0edet. leaving Benedict Saturday morning at
o'clock for Baltimore. -
the River also Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
Freighs received upo5 o'clock on the days previous 10
Passage to PstaSent Kver.-sI GO. Meals extra
DO FAIR drn Ha Sao:.:::: 20 Co. Do ie5-tf
d. FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
GE2Ha1sszzssfzE The steamer MARY WASHINGTON win
NESDAY, February 9th, and continue every Wednesday
thereafter until further notl Slsoy l. wEEys Master
Ths snTs GEoEGE Ts H
for the same place.
N B-Tobacco landed at either No. or Tobacco Ware
All freight must be prepaid. mhI6 e
ssIsssh BALTIMORE 9RI, AND !ssUsS9UEHAN
rS TzETA aKSfE IS SS31 WITH Fq GEs
S' EEGg, 5fsS5
f 9s9St EffHR say saa F9RT REP9F s3
The steamboat "iANCASTER," Can't. J. ". Tomnson
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
PORT kfsr MoSS Ss!SoS anG
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, aud iIAVRE DE GRACE
Passage, bertfs included 50 cents
Freight received daily until O'Clock, carried at low
rates and carefully attended to.
50 Duplicate receipts FOR freight will he required
Az s sssa es aS SDy at the Fs
andise consigned to him for any point the Pei y,
ysnla Canals,o will eship freghts intended .moIe
Capt Fred ominson
JOS, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, baltimore.
X ALE& TAYLOR, Agent, Eavre de Grace
apis J. tom E, Agent, Port Deposit.
zs-sIIh OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
INGS on THE RAPPAHANNoCK RIV Err
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Fairbank, leaves
wharf, Ky s AFTERNSoN at ot s ag
returning leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUES pa Y
al ocoek, or Immediately after the arrival Of
at all the regular Landings the Rappahannock ri
gong and returning to land and receive freight pas
sengerS
comparatively and bull. by merchants of Frede
eISnants ana farmers residing the counties bordering
on t happahannock, for the express purpose of keeping
st Grass steamer on the route During the winter tie for
warn decK mas been enclosed thus aOdDg complete nro.
lection Tor Horses, and other live stock Carriages of all
sizes can ne taken on board and carried undereck without
taxing OH the wheels Her staeroom and berth accoumo
reSt As passenger freight boat she has
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake. '
by K. ); CAPRON 4 CO., Bowly's wharf
ffelSht received on board Of the Steamer Wedneda
apa o Ffurfdays and on Fridays up to o'clock NJ.
K: j. CAPRoN CO., AgeA.s,
nc, ,,,r--,, No 81 Rowly's wharf, Baltimore
F. n, nt,f al Va NH =.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WHEAT-456s 3S bushels to Liverpool 1900 bushels to
Kingston, ia; 1862 bushels to Gloucester Eng 9073
bushels to Amsterdam 1852 bushels to Dublin.
RYE-750 bushels to CapetOwn, G. G. II.
RYE FLoUR.-lO5 bbls. to Porto Rico.
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n W ORLEANS
LINE OF
f0r Sale. earsiibt o. GbartEr:

z4sN WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
'13s'' Ork' can get deck load by q2RPIying g
ap9-tt corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues
,es5A FOR LIVERPOOL.
z&sA Heavy freight wanted for an A l shin for Tiycr
pool, at moderate rates Apply
., , JOHN HENDERSON & co.
ieif-1 Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
,es55t FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tbc
@zaa Al British bark USK, 338 register Apply to
60, a. KNOX & co,
Iellu l25 Smiths wharf
~ WANTED.-Two VESSELS I2O@I4O'
s tons each, to load at Norfolk, for Indies
app. 70 KNOX II co,
ie4u 1875 Smiths wharf
xss WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE
San Al SHP Of about 1000 to Eco barrels capaci
w. quick dispatch viii be given and fair rates Appty at
once 70 JOHN HENDERSON & co,
ooI-tL corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
~ FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
A. clipper coppered and copper-fastenpd schr
u: NhIi'D Apply to s +. DUNNOCK.
o@2-i III Smiths wharf
<ess4s WANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons to load
kior London. Also, of 30Nd5ln tons forSouth
SIDE OF CUBA and thence TO Europe. Apply
a.. MOkREi J. Y RANDALL,
s9u s. Exchange Place.
TX VESSELS WANTED FOR
saeza& . HAVANA
The undersigned constantly want Of vesseg 10 load
TO and IRON Havana ana MaSanzas.
,o. MORRELL & RANDALL,
Iec-ti IS Exchange Place
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

TO SAIL.
Ships Leave. For Days
York. Bremen. s
Edinbur gh......New York. .LiverFool ....gune
America Boston. Liverpool. ....Ju ne IL
City OF Washg'n New York Liverpool . une -
Australia, York Liverpool. une !!
Glasgow York. Liverpool. une q
Arabia Boston. Liverpool. J une q
TO ARRIVE.
Ships. Leave For Days.
Fulton. Southampton New York way 2;
Arabia. Liverpool. Boston. ...... June
Bavaria Southampton. New York
Southampton. New York. ......June
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the I'd, 7ta
I2t 18th and eth of each month and Charleston
the 18th and 18th.
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Shpping.

Sy9T7ts FOR BREMEN The fine f,st-saiIi,,,
saatER Bremen ship BREMERHAvEN, Hilken, m..tns
% nave quick despatch for the above port For feIb
ts5 corner cbe,d F l.. 3D.. BS4g lS.S @,'''
@SEE FUH BRhMEN.--1he fast atiing Al
vii nsT Sfem bark MARYLAND John Ilellmers 3as,er
psSape aspatrh Tor the ah"vep t. For freight
"n ml % Apply the o"R9S G9Pr9 h + E&S2E
No. y German st,-yt
xSg5z v PnR MONTEVIDEU OR BUENUS
Jone for above Ts3 noI win have and sail apoa S q
ana IA; superior state;roo nde nwg cCpptf%d
gers mqs aPO'y to C oTSN ST4 '$r Risen
.ss4 FOR ROTThRDAM --TLo A. pr,,o.;,,,
bak EDWARD, wtinr er, will have anr
Captain On board Belts wharf or t. only apply to the
mqsy TESRGRPF 4 sIERERr,
~ Wss1 Lombart street.
sslgLa FOX LIEERPOOL.-The fine bark MIL
ssSsss N Capt Bradford, now loading at CommrrcsI
fre ,hs6 apply to F0ARD 4 RF6PGStESPRs , fOr
sS+sA FOR ANSTERDAM-Th fine fast-saiJ-
s=s inc Al Baltimore ship DAVID STEWART, Pre1t.s
t WILL nave que tespatch for the above FOR
m2i-tt corner Cheapslde and Lombard street
.es,.ssss FOR BREMEN.-The fine fast-sailino Rre-
mz.e1 m w mp yd P PraS ID SMIDT G
ws or passage apply to the GaPyn on beard Corners
ml1-t I22 Lombard street
<&.a FOR BRkMEN.-The new Al Bremen
ssz1s ship ELENA, Capt. H. Kaufman, will have opc
uspatch the above port For freight passage HAVING
atoms, apply to the Captain on oaId
| Corners wharf, teil's IuiGt, to
ml6tf % Soutn Cbsrias stro,t w., nv " TT. m,
! sJtvL FOR BREMEN.--The fast-sailing AL
49, Bremen bark ANNA DELI S. W Hattepdo-fT mas
Ter VII have quick desrach for the above port For
iTTs r or passage apply to the tain hoard err
! hndIi, OF To Won kAPFF d ARENS,
| INV :" No. y e. street.
| .9k4y5 FOR BOST0N-The bark BAY STATE.
100 nos Sparrow master is loading for tlt- above
named port ana having the most OF her cargo engaged
| apply 10 HESIEE 4 roe FRS S'4se
| p.,.;. ,,,,, N; W corner Pratt and Gay streets
| -DeltI.I0lt, |ty I4Lh. lebI ml5f
ztsa FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER.
fSSE 5s4s CHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY LINE OF
5AGhhlS -Ihe Al clipper schooner TIME Capt Hafaes,
having a large portion OF cargo board, will sail with
! despatch For freight passage apply 10
| UUNNOCk Il WEATH ERLY,
No. III Smiths WhaT..
nission s M actress Will be forwarded free OF
e. sb Grn an cH!iarges thereon promptly paid
| dress to MERCHANTS LINE ''1'p''' Gnu a1
AeSsrs. T. C. * B. G. WORTH, Agents in Wilmington.
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Rail R0ans.

% % - wrLH RRt4A1 !4s saIAiIaonr
SPRING AND SUMNER 1 KRaflkSaR
s 5n a GE
Express Train at SIS o'clock A. NJ Way Mail at As
until further notice n and r. All Trans
connect with New York trains except P NJ train on
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached leaves at
2o1 r. stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
Passengers for Delaware Eastern of Maryland
WIN md their most expeditions route by of Whining
All cOlOred must give bond before entering the
m2l-n Agent
e Iss..E -; ony N1Er Ki1BN,v
for Pcf
5s1ssss51S 5sss1 SAT apply to JAMES
grS MAMA" AooGs 0StDSi NsFR and
mZl-lw Superintendent.
~ 60 NORTHERN a W CENTRAL
sOFEKlNrENDENr's t OFFICE, cALvERr2
Nay sth aay T sin cn North
ern Central Railway arrive and depart follows, until
TRAINS NORTH
mn at At At N Express at M Harrisburg c
on Ta ss2sss Fg ous rGs
a han0Tff and At YORK wiz YORK
To New Tn
With J.. and B. Railroad for Kingston and ali parts of
wyoming Valley; at Sudbury with Philadelphia and Erie
York - 'N"
The 30 p. Train makes all the above connections e
cept Hanover Railroad, Wrightsvie Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad. ~ ~
The s r M Train makes connections with Pennsylvania
Railroad for all parts of the West and direct connections
for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.-Mail at Go P. NJ, Express at 745
F or THIaGTTF ETS AS at
office, Calvert Station, Baltimore
m2O-tf Snnsrintanhsnnt
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KNOX CO.,
~ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l2j SMITHS WHARF,
BALTIMORE.
AdVsncesmade on consgnmen to address, or to our
TendS in the various ports OF Europe ard the West Indies
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i PAkkHURSI, Jk., 4 CO..
0s GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- - AND DEALERS
SPERM, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS,
STRAITS BANK AND SHORE OILS,
SPERH AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES
$500 rs SCUM STREET,
Fes-t Baltimore.
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so FOR ROTTbRDAM.-Tbe Al Prpssia1
Ssssh baLk EDWARD, Whiting, mas VII t oi'h
Captain On board Belts wharf or t. only apply TO the
n25ty IESnGRPF L STEBERT,
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w W. WHITMAN,
w. PRODUCE AND GENERAL
CNMISSiON NE e CHANT,
DEALER
WOOL, FEATHERS. FURS. DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
No. 90 LIGHT STREET,
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". GAIL. CHRisTIaA2,
~ W. GAIL & AK,
- MANUFACTURERS OF ALL BISDS OF
SMOKING, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
SNUFF AND CIGARS.
ALEO
- IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS,
PIPES, SNUFF BOXEsGc
No. IS BARRE STREET,
nlS-tf hetwa-u CHARLES and Light streets RaItnrs
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NATILLIAM S. CROSS.
w LUMBER, STAVE AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Corner F.. Falls and Eastern Avenues, BaIt,
Will attend to selling all kinds Lumber Slaves Shocks
Hoops, &c, and fill orders for same
RIO
KIuhail h Shafer, Baltimore. ~ $3.50
:. G. Hand Co.,
Fenly y Wallace, New York.
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4@EaJAS. HAZLITT l. CO,
yT@a15Tl IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
y--s-f4SF&5 IN WINES, BRAN DIES AND LIQUORS
~ d Al SOUTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE,
large and superior stock ofPURE RYE WHiSKEYS,
the nOst celebrated Distillers mrIT.tf
&436a THOMAS SHIELDS a CO,
$500 IMPORTERS or
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Sgsz v PMR MONTEVIDEU OR BUENUS
John O. W"n me iaStsailng bark PALADIN Capt.
lane for ahn,, VIII, have dr.pacb and sail apolt IN
and has superior e Paadn has been newly coppered
gers Apply to 0'it q; t''0H Enmdatoms for passen-
m25IUt Z. NORTON STEWART;
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HAvAYA.-Brig Los AnligoS.-5,s55 bus. corn, $50
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/ AVANA CIGARS will sell nv ion..-
ana choce assortment OF Havana Cigars in 3rd ~
MY paiG exceedingly low for cash O. G. DE GARW E a'u
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