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Washinrton. Feb. 3. ISL.


Boston:
Washington. Feb ., 1861.
w DeGr SI:--I much regret that il is
not 10 my power 10 be present at the meeting
10 be held in FaneuiI Hall next Tuesday.
! have welded, al the sacrifice of personal
convenience, ii the advice and request that
! would pr.long nv STAY a, Washington, with
view to conference with Members Of Con-
gross. and other persons from various parts Of
,he Union. Who are emitting its counsels and
efforts for its preservation,
The crisis is one Of greater danger and i'm
pprtance than hss ever before existed. Six
states have declared their separation from
,lic Unipn, and the withdrawal of the seventh
i. prl,I4b event. The course oi the re-
mlinins Sulihern States will be decided in
inrhcs. 4 strong convention sentiment
binls them TO the UnIon. and q natural
,smpalhy vith the seeding States draws
them 10 an opposite direction.
II the, here 70 the Union there will be
~ la.apcfabIe difficulty in winning back the
si,itr state. 1hich have Temporarily with
dawn iian u but II the harder States are
'irawn iu,o The Southern Cunfederacy, the
+ hie Ol lhs country il sealed. Instead Of
i p,lmy prosperity which has made Us for two
.rnegstion. the envy Of the civilized world,
/ A. .haii p'unge into the road TO ruin. We
uI,i lo,k forward 90 collision at home
isrte. b'nndI. deadly toilision--nut alone
between lis twO great sections IL the cOun-
~. su, b tween ncighboring States, town
aad counirt. and rmbitiered parties 10 the
.,pr cry and abroad we must submit to
thr lp-. u the rank we hitherto sustained
,nn . thr family ofDations. Human nature
y the sane 10 all ages aud the future, now
penitns u,rr our once happy eouhtry, may
b. read ~ the nOurniul history VI the Gre
ri,n or l;llsn Repu5iic, and IN The terrific
an5sls i the French revolution. To expect
~ h.i iiii-rn States iD the Union bS fpree
j. pr,a,lffads. The idea of civil war.
IttrmplDi u. as il would b.. by ser,ile IN.
.uurt tam. 1. tUo npnstfUus a. be entertained
tar /, ,no,a.ai. II our sister States must leave
H.. ~ thr name ~ heaven let them 90 IN
psare I isrec 10 The sentiment that the
people alone can avert these dire ealamities.
p!ib,il leaders. however well disposed. are
himpsrYl by precious gUmnittals aud con.
tfullcd b, their associates. Tie sctiOn 81
Congress. unles. accelerated BY an urgent
lmpui,r irUtu the ultimate source ~ power,
!. loo much imp'drd By the forms Oflegi.ia-
tinn and trIinisnrss ~ debate. There is
10 kVpe from ths political parties ol the coun-
~ asen,irs unbsppily too potent inr mis.
cbrl, batlu thc present eTtrrIgiiy po1crlrss
iUr good. rlrrpt by q generous sacrifice Ol
III part, views, interest aud ambition ID tie
puhIiC veal.
Your TREND and i,llnv .ritizen,
EDWARD EVERETT
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PLEASURES oF BEING i wtrye.4

II is pleasant thing to be 4 mitue-s uG az
important trial. II we knew that n.Irirf
was about to be committed across the VA,
we are inclined 10 the opinion that We ,hoita
put our boots through RAPID course ri iuso.
motion round fhe corner, betUDd the range
Of sight and hearing, 10 avoid the epn,egara-
ces Of being witness. Being sAUess,
YOU are called to the stand aud place your
hand on copy Oi the Scriptures ~ sheep
skin binding, with cross On one side ard
none on the nthef, TO accommodate either va
riety Of Christian faith. Yuu Ar. then al.
ranged before two legal gentlemen, me oi
whom smiles al Won blandly, because you are
IN his side, the other syelng you satagei,
for the opposite reason. The gentleman Vim
smiles proceeds pump you ii al rDl know.
and having squeezed all be wants out 81
YOU, Ielenllessiy hands YOU over - the 9th
er. who proceeds to show you that yru are
entirely mistaken in all sulr suppo,itinn. !;
that you never saw ansth,ng sea have ,sptn
10; that ynu never saw The defendant ia ynsr
life; in short that you have cannitteti d..
rect perjury. H. vans to knnM i spa nave
ever been in State Prison, and takrs yair
DENIAL with the air Of a min Mhp lhiuS, ,,I
ought to have bern there. Asss YOU ali l.e
questions over again in difsrrnt .ay.. ,nt
i tells yon. with an awe inspiring se,,frn. L
be careful wha: you sav. lie want, 10 klp.
/ il he understood you 10 siy ~ a',d -. ,ut
wants 10 knpw whether Won iaeaht sphrthins
else. Having buiIed yoa atd scared ~,
out Of ynur wits, and convicted 10 IN ~
eyes Of the jury Of presarieat,un. b -, ,,n
q,
I,s and by, ever,body yol have f,,'r, az
with is PIT on the stand To swear ,al -,
the largest .rouslrpl they e,sr anrw. snr
not 10 be believed under oath. I'brn ~ ay
position counsel. in summing up. paiG,te..
mural photograph to the jury .. . char. ..
ft 10 he handed lpun 20 ali the - ~, 4. ].
af infamy as man WIN had c.ns. r,f a
gainst innocence ani ,iriae. and .lusrl tea
,ic,ed Of the attempt. the jpisr "a h,
charge. tells tn. jlry th,y b-I,t.s .sn
testimony. &c.. &e.. Ihtlir4tn. that thef. j.
even Judicial doubt ni yuur ,.saet,. 10,
you 90 hone to ,nnr .if,, ldm'l,. helshb.e
aud acquaintance. suspected nan. 81 b.,
cause ol YOUR accidental pfe.pus, 80 ~ ~
fortunate occasion. WbU would he sitnr..
D,etign NBj,I
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tion. In the first place take some fine oil
meal, mix il with cold water; then put il on
the stove, and keep stirring il till il boils.
Then reduce il to the required thickness with
warm water. II you wish II white. stir IN
whiting. Or any color you like. Apply with
brush, the same as paint. 1t fills the pores
10 the wood, so that after two coats, it will
cost no more to paint an old building than il
would new one. II penetrates the wood,
and does not peel of like whitewash. 1t is
never safe to paint over whitewash. II will
last number Of years, as the oily nature ol
the meal keeps it from washing.
Country Gentleman.
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DEATH FROM SKATING AND FROZEN FEET.-
A young lady belonging to Jersey City had
her feet frozen short time since at Central
Park, New York, while skating, and on her
return home was gnorantly advised TO place
them in warm water. which resulted in NOR
tiication and the loss of her feet, ami even
tualy death ensued. A safe remedy for fro
zen limbs is to rub them with snow, or to i'm
merse them in cold water. taking care to
keep upa constant state Of friction by rub.
bing.
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ROYAL INDUSTRY.

Below is an account of the system of prac.
ticsl industry, 10 which victoris Of England
trains her children. She looks upon them ss
higher beings than puppet. ot rayalty, des.
tiurd BY inheritance 10 ~esr long titles and
splendid li,eries. To her. they are the
germs Of good men and somcn. good hus.
bands aud wives. good fathers and mothers.
and Tor ihese duties Of life she is fitting them.
England praises Victoria. the goo,i Queen.
but those sous aud daughters will bless and
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reverence her as the holiest Of earth's holes,
the good and loving mother.
AT Osborne, in the Isle Of Wight, a large
portion Of the pleasure grounds is appropr-
ated to the young princes and princes,es,
who have each flower and vegetable gar
den, greenhouses, hot.houses. and even )
carpenter shop. Here the royal children
pass much of their lives. Each is supplied
with a set of tools, marked with the name d
the owner; and here they wsark with the IN
/ thusasm Of an amateur. and the zeal II 81
Anglo Saxon. Moreover on this lutenle
property is building, The ground moor oi
which is fitted up as 4 kitchen, with phnt-
ries. closets, dairy, laffer, all complete ~
their arrangements and hero may be seen
the young princesses. rugged IN regular srtri-
en- costume, Toured to the etbn@s, dep ~
the mysteries of pastry. making, couking the
vegetables from their own gardens, pres r''
ing. picking, baking; for their own keen
appettes sometimes, at other timrs 10 dis,
tribute to the pu0r OF the netghb1rhO i. The
Queen is determined that nothing shall re.
main unlearned by her children; nor are The
young people ever happier than during their
sOinurn at Osborne. Oyef the dpmr.ttC IS.
Establishment is museum Of natural history,
furnished with curosities collected by the
young party in their rambies and fp.t archss
geological and botanical specimens. s,aitri
animals and birds, articles vi their nsh con
struction, and whatever is curious or inter
estlng, classified and arranged bt themselves
Not plants alone are cultivated. but hetlih
ylgor and liberality q4alitN, IN lac
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NEW
FALL AND WINTER GO0DJ,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

Al FhllES ~ sui InE IlMES.
1 AGAIN announce to my customers aud The public
generally. through the medium Of an advertisement,
that have purchased stock OF Seasonable Goods al
90 advanced period Of the season. upon the most favor
able terms, aud do mol expect 10 ask but very sms
per censge over New York cost for them thus adapting
the prices 10 the dull times Tins system 10 connection
With the tasolable terms upon which purchased my
goods owing TO the lsteness Of the season. will enable
my customers Al least twenty five per cent
10 short. will state thai do not expect to make mo-
ney this season. but have bought goods adapted to the
wants q the public and TO keep my trade active BY SELL
ing goods cheap.
The following named articles are At very reduced
prices. and will defy competition, viz: Black Cloth
coaks, from sG 70 SO, actually worth half as much
more; squale.cui and Long Shawls, om $3.50 10 81;
Dress Goods from SC. 10 the finest quality IN the mar
kct; Mens superior long shawis; Fannels saiiineis
Cassimeies, Cloths. Ready-Made Clothing, Ladies and
Gents shoes Of oil grades. kerseys Linseys and Ne.
gro SHOES, Blankets, &c. A.; Sole Leather Of choice
quality, Il los rates. IN the Milinsry line can ofer
great Inducements % al who would like 10 wear hesu.
tiful Black Cut Velvet Bonnet, At little over halt
price. Having prrchased these goods II greatly reduced
rates, no whu has looked for Bonnet in my store
has gone away disappointed. have also an endless Va.
rely Of Head Dresses. In Black and Fancy silks, |
expect % meet The views o any snd every Who may
desire 70 elegant Black or Coofed silk The lat
YET tsRtiaYs as pufAhasru large ui at SUCTION pfi-
ces 10 run Of very cheap These silks ere of the very
hest qasy and will be offered The price 81 inferior
qualities. And last. hut least. ea1 Offer the most
approved bcll-shaFed Hoop skirts Of the empress
style. an entire new design, made Of the best watch.
steel springs.
A. The season for parties and weddings is spprosch.
ing. Mfa OWEN would remind the ladies' that she i.
sel prepared to supply their in every article in
ihs line. and al orders TO make Up such sHices sill
be promptly etecuied. In addition to her f.riliies in
the fancy lne she would also that she has The
Of fsshiansbie young lady from Petersburg
sho gill make up dresses IN the most sppto.ed style
cut and ct Bodies for those Who buy Dress Gocds
also Gask, cut OF made. IN soId she haliers herse
that she prepared 10 supply ell the wants Of ladies
bah 10 the msteriai and making up Of ell garments
thus mskiug our establishment OF more ihsn ord.nsf,
convenience for ladies' call OF least 10 respectfully
solicited when you come TO Hillsborcugh looking io'
desifshle sHicles.
~ store e.., ofihe coun HOu.e. formerly Oecu
pied bs Mr.. p. b. Rufhn.
Respectfally. III. l.. OWEN.
November g. 67-s~
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Wa. srFlE oanfi-Dr. Arnold, when
at Lalehain. once Lost al patience si,h dull
scholar. uhen the pupil looked up ia his face
aud said:
Why do you speak sns,ily. sirf In.
deed am doing the best can"
Years after, the Doctor used 10 tell ihc
story TO his own children. aud say, new
er felt 50 ashamed in nv life. That look
and that speech have never forgotten" j.
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not this a very suggestive fact for many pa
rents and teachers, and for masters too, who
are Oft times inpatient and unreasonable
with youths Of this class?
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Tnr M.s uuo D,.rsrp wr,.r rn,yrs.

Tnf Mas VINO DGsFisfp WrIsst rsisNrs.
1T was on one II the river steamers ,iia.
ncr. thai.an amiable, natruniY lad, rrha. 1
ed, in the midstuf conversation with ss.4,
looking gentleman on the subject u t.mi.tr
ance. i" Oh, Of all things in the world | -.
pise whi.k, drinkcrm The geniltm t
dropped his Knife and fork. IN the ar,!,- d
his feelings. extended his hand. anil tahs
hers within his uNn. aud with a. emr'i.1
that threatened tears over tie H.. u rataa,l
sons. h. replied with ialterins upr5i.. d" Mad
am. respect your sentiment aud tie hear,
that dictated them. permit ~ one q y
beyond me IN dcspising phi.kt drinking.
have been disguised ~ this ,sfs b0af, 4iid
| say il nov before orr worthy captain.
face. What, | ask. can be more Disgusting
than 10 see well dressed and respectable and
sirtuUus. looking ,ulng men. ~hUse mp'her'
are probably even nov PRAYING that the ten.
der instruction b, Nhirh taeir youth uls VI
Eliminated NAV bring forth precious iruit Il
their maturii, ~. to sse yunng men stel
up 10 the bar ui this bp8t. aud. without ira
oi observing eyss. boldl, al for ~hisk !
When thes knuw that there Is in that yer,
bar the best q fugnisc brand, y
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IN CASKS Of LINE for sale lor for Cash. Ais
~ COFFEE. siusr's SUGAR, and msny other
.es.on.ble articles.
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CHEap Psrsr.-Noticing an inquiry for a
cheap paint to put on old buildings, IN answer
! would say have had some experience IN
that line. aud will give the desired informa'
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Dentist.

Graduate Of the Philadelphia Medical andBain orc
Dental Coeges)
N. B. Having made the Teeth a specially for the
last eighteen years. he begs leave to say that all cases
committed 10 his will receive bis earliest and most
careful attention.
If~ General address, Haw River, N. G.
November is. 6s--
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KIYG,S MOUNTAIN ZION

UHhvE noe on hand fof sale T-el,e Thousand
pounds ofihe shove Iron, which hss heretofore 81,
on sueh general satisfaction and the sane fof which
NJ r. b. RHtin seent; consisting Of Bar, fottfs
and plantation use, Square. Band, &e.6e,
Tho assortment will be kept complete, and sold d
lowest rate
JAMES WEBB, Agent
efKins's Houn,sin Iron Go.
ps.ssssf u. W
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id and fellow citizen,
EDWARD EVERETT.

Dram ~ Az Aosp piTRior.--Ihr yenrra.
Bile John Johnson, 0i OhiO. whose arrival IN
ihi. city was mentioned IN Deccmber iast,
We regret t. leaH. ~as found dead ~ his bed
at die City House Yesterday morning. lie
va. upe ni the cpmpinipus Of The immortal
Daniel BuOns. and ahen the rrmains oi that
celebtaird pioneer ~ere few wear. agn re.
moved abd consigned TO final resting place,
The Legislature oi Kentucky sent ior Me.
johnson. to act a. one Of the pall-hearers.
md IoiloW him TO biz last gratr. Nat. laL
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GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
VIM. B. MOREHOUSE & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
D.c,J;ca w.. (t.. - c.

importers ana w noiesdle Dealers IN
Brandies, Wines, Gins, and Segars,
beg leave TO call the attention Of The citizens Of the
United STATES 10 their Pure Wines and Liquors. put up
under their own supervision, for Family and Medicinal
use, in assorted TO suit customers. Clubs Mill
tary and other public bodies, who require purchase
in large small quantities. in casks or in boties will
be literally dealt with. Price list sent on application
OLD M0REHOUSE BlTTERs
Recommended by the first Physicians as the best re.
medy known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all Ner.
sous Diseases. As beverage, ii is pure, Wholesome
and delicious to the taste. Sold by all Druggists.
WIN. d. M0REHnUsE Il Co, Prop'rs
3 d Exchange Place,
Jeysey City, NJ. J.
P. s. The subscribers wish 10 engage few active
men, Local and Travelling Agents oi their house,
whom liberal inducements will be offered. For par
cuars, sddress as above.
November 6. 6f-3m
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Farmers and Mill Owners and Agrienl'
tural Headquarters,
NORTH CAROLINA
faunarp ann .tlatbint Morks,

Tonn0rg ann sllatglllf 0W0fRs,
SALISBURY. &c.
T8AE0ES y RAE DHEo
succEssoRs TO N. BorDEs d sos.
MANUFACTURES or
CHifiUaf0rs, KsiOscs, C0rH Shell
iers, Seed S0scers,
Horse-P Powers, Threshers,
Threshing, Separating and Cleaning
Machines,
CIDER AND SUGAR MILLS,
Shifting and Machinery for Grist, Circular
and Vertical Saw Mills. Gold, Copper.
aud Silver Mines,
Agents for
Dr. T. q. EiiIott's Patent Muiy saw
MiIi and Water-Wheets.
Iron and Brass Castings,
Forcings, aud Finished Works Of every
description;
Tobacco Presses and Fixtures,
and other kinds Of Machinery repaired at
Short Notice.
February u. 7s-l2m
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REDUCED N IN
BOWE, GRlGG & SWANSON


B0WE, GRlGG & SWANSON,
ID RESPECTFULLY inform their ifieuds and The iIsJe
IL of North Carolina and Virginia, that
ihey have removed 20 their Large Wafe HOUSE. cppc.
site The Bank 81 Virginia, and have opened large
and choice stock Of
GROCERIES,,
Staple Dry Goods, Fertilizers. Swecdcs Iron,
Grass Seeds, Lime, &c.
With increased facilities IN conducting the GR OCE.
KY snd COMMISSION BUSINESS. amid relieved 81
heavy rents and other attendant expenses ~
enabled 10 sell our GOODS Al small commis.iun On
Cost. Persons visiting Danville 10 sesrch 81 cheap
and reliable Goods ~ill 6nd % their interest 70
amins our sloet before purchasing.
Farmers, Markst Gafdensns and County Dairys,
sending Con. Wheat. Oats. Potatoes, Beans Psss,
Turkevs Chickens Egss and Butter 10 Dsn,ills. foi
sale, are informed that have opened IL connection
9th ouf regular merrsniis business, ma,ksi fos sll
Mud. u Country Produce, fof ~h:h we will pay ID,
highest marlsl value IN Goods.
AZ Agents fof t~o valuable FERTILIZERS. snd
~ith large sIpply u Peruvian, Eide. and Ree-e,
psnipuIassd Gatnb- constantly on hsad, vs arc pre-
pared 10 All Ill nsdefs on application.
BOWIE. GRIGG, a SWANSON.
Dsn.ille, Va, April Z. se-iH
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Clover, Lucerne, Timothy and Herds
Grass Seeds,
For sale by JAMES WEBB.
February q. 10
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What word can be pronounced quicker BY
adding syllable to III Qlisk.
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LETTER FROM MR.. EVERETT.

The following letter from Hon. Edward
Everett sas read at late Union meeting in
hOstOn:
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the first for S90249, paid in 81; second, 81, 1888,
in 5S; third 81 54 sc, in 59; and fourth 81 Sl8 90
paid 26th April, 1860 The testimony on both
sides being here concluded, Mr.. May desired an ad-
journment, before going into the argument, to al
low him time to prepare certain figures and add-
tons -The Court assented, and ordered the wit
nesses discharged.-Mr. Pitts wanted to know
whether, if this concluded to morrow Ito
dav) tie State would go with another on Sat.
urday.--Mr. May was not prepared to say at that
time.-Mr Fits gave notice that they would ask
the State to proceed at once unless it gave legal
excuse for postponement.-M May said he
would expect to give legal reason for their dspo
sitOn ia some manner.-The Court, at o'clock
adjourned until IL o'clock this morning.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
DECEMBER TERM 1860, ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10, 1861.
- No. 1S3. Mary Cox and Richard Tulman, ad-
illustrators of VIM. W. Cox Us. Samuel Harris
and others. Appeal from the Equity side of the
Circuit Court for Charles county. This case was
| argued bv exander Randall for the appellants,
and By Frank H. Stockett for the appellees, and
printed arguments also filed by Robert S.
| Reeder for the appellees
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1S6l.-On motion of the
Hon. H. Winter Davis, Benz amin Howard Shackel-
ford, Esq. of Virginia, admitted an attorney
| Cue, appellant, Us. the Tide Water Canal Compa
ny. The argument of this cause was concluded by
Mr.. }. Mason Campbell for the appellants. No
AZ. The lessee of Isaiah Frost ct al plaintiffs il
error, rs. the Frostburg Coal Company. rhe ar
gument of this cause commenced by Mr.. Shac
kelford for the plaintiffs in error.-AdiourneG
| until O-plorrOw at III O'Clock.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

THURSDAY, Jan. l o.
C0FFEE.-CoTee continues in good demand and quite
hrm We note sales to-day of 500 bags Rio at l2X cts
which reduces the stock here to about 10 bags The
market quite firm in tone and holders are ind
to sell except at full rates. We quote Rio steady at l2a
l2h cts for fair to good 10 cts for prime Laguayra at
IA d!l5 cts; and Java at l6H Gl7k cts. per h.
FL0uR-There has been but little inquiry to dav for
Flour and the only sale have heard of is one of 100
bbls Howard Street Super at S. SO per bb this figure
being the that was obtained for it yesterday Both
Howard Street and Ohio Super were held at IS so per
Dbl, but there evidently sellers than BUYERS
at this price We quote City Mills Super as before at
So per bb but nothing done in this variety to-
day. There was some inquiry for Extra Flour but no
sales made so far could learn We quote Ohio
at s575(G5.s7H, Howard Street at s5.75@6 and CITY
Mills at SO 20 for regular shipping and $77 per Dbl
for fancy brands
FAMILY FLoUR.-We quote Family Flour as before at
1915 for Wechs S. for the best brands of Baltimore
ground and s65oG7 per Dbl for Ohio and Howard
Street.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour is selling in
lots wanted at 81 20 but quote Corn Meal dull at
$3.12k for both Baltimore and Brandywine
GRAlN.-Graln was in rather better supply to-day
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AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers

The New York Tribune of this morning says :
The advices from Washington very satisfacto
ry to the street. and pending the result the of
the Star of the West at Charleston the Stock market had
downward tendency. AT the opening the market was
heavy with strong disposition to realize although the
bears made no special demonstration AS the session
proceeded however, there was frmness
and at the close the demand for stocks was
fair at the quotations of latest Transactions
Operators generally appeared disposed to await
further advces from the South in regard to the truth of
several exciting rumors which current Between
the Boards the market steady, but without import
ant activity At the Second Board with fair amount
Of business, the market Irregular but generally
firm at morning prices with, in cases. an improve.
mar