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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-17
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IKE SEIP " ETd tAE0t IL 4,
~azx>A<xN- SALE.-Ths uldsFHigue q eel-i--.
spp0i eted st 3 nseeOGg e. SJ9c&h" jef' "
Ca pc fsar and Ocean Hsaa2G SHslEH. = -i..I-'
of or for ssis ths nSw steamship = "atlt as.
LIMA, tPropelIer,) n0~ lyln- ~ t4e Fs:- - vs..
MIN gton, North Csfcilua. sh3 N=- t1|H
Fall OF lSr3, st T. Il novelty RS Nr#
under the supsrluteuG sncs II ypnG Lt-'S' S1t-
ueer lanurc ed "A January, 1881, Aci t1=t ~
nrst trip in February, sLh S2ss E~AT-J ,he 49,
dr. ad Thousand dollars.
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ggg -
: Es~ s.
IL So
Constantly GA hsud, large s1pr'y 81 WALL
tr5 "a % TBHTs sud TT 4 contract fox scv = II
esr, % BE- made r. sacrt 1a!ice
=. s. sFFaS,
Corner Nan and Pear s,reass.
fru. Richmond
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sS AssDS. SIDES AND sFUCLDEhs.
k~s1 70 iisreaH choice Leaf LARD.
i71 Kegs choice Leaf LARD,
so bhls Crushed SUGAR,
q bbts. Powdered tU9AS,
e. bills Cnnas SUGiR,
Iv3 ease COFFEE,
&C tierces choice RIfg,
Ina bbiS. common W HISkkg,
I3U bbis. fBe Eye fvalekAI.
IS bDIs. Rose GIN.
s. 6bls. common French BRANDY,
50 small CO. Ks fine COgRae SRAHnS.
sO0 sGcxs q ms and o0GTss SALE
100 EG.5 II. Q. n0G5@SGs,
100 hbls. Portland HYRUF,
100 bbls. Muscnvado MOLAs6ks.
Iv9 half bits No. and hACkEH9Lt
Loo whole bblB, No. /. and kAC8EBSL.
IGa b5ls Family Roe uEaAINGR
sn9 dor. ERNoHS sL1 BUCKETS,
200 boxes AGGIasEtiBe and EellOE CANDLES
20 casks PCgk AID Madeira WINE,
Bread SODA. Washing Soda, star el. Pepper hus-
sara, PIX Biu8, Coisata's a1d Detersivs Soap
WsahSCsrds, wrapping Paper, choica 9r9sn and
Black 4es =. :. Gut 68.rtnGs, Shad. AhaA Eos,
Sc, foE gale BY HA. &. JONES i GO.
p
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MAPS tks
n yEBsAOE so
The best c-1 eaespsst sD TIE ei5v C0,ara ais-
furnished On TIE shortest Hotiee. AiFc he pstaet
8hzpsaeS, Witch serves no r2HF FOLD PM pose CT
kEspasc&, Ctosh, Tear sud Blanket. Call and
examine .s yla 9&'rE o. GagtTG15 tad 2iaip
streets, ovec SPEEcs d 'fkArE e Clothing store
j. D.-piL CLOTHS sug ssiss - 4v--In"
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I = - 40 = SETERsB URa, ~.

~ g SETERsB UR8, "a.
HARDWARE, sc.
terms, tcro4sE. ssaSrly q srssslss asnaIIy as9i
see sets ron ASLRs;
1sSo G Sss u gG S ''-'s1'
500 dozen Table KNIVES sna Foxag;
. SToGks aaG 8, i R!ks, hast, 70 Il issa;
10 BlgcEsmth's BELLOWS,
u kegs Mule SHOEa:
70 kegs Wrong nj SPIKES;
I,eoo gTces SCREWS, ssso.te3;
Barrels Coach VARNIeat
E.s bRIDAE BITS, assorted;
70 gross Strsnips WEB;
T. d dS5sa Rsi ii aSd II a2 sisff
so ssgs sKklEsant BOXES;
"a, eaa Carriage BOLTS, to IEsass;
S9e dozen assorted FILES;
s5o dosaa PoeAss KNIVES:
ton sledge and Hand HAEasxss
.,eoo lbs ''GTlsn'Y hoRsE SAILS.
as0 dozen CURRYCOMBB;
% % d dossn 9 a%ss. s FAY, W.Gl CARDS.
s,339 gross Plated BUCKLES;
il 3ossn SADDLE TREES;
L93 pieces geTfh :, s I'd Rem WEs;
Is dossl GIG TREES, asserted;
Also, good assortment % OARRiAGs TkIx.
alEas, sad 81! xiads OF Mechanics FOOLS
. - ~ SO - 60,
ly se--lms petersbarg, "a.
sSEAls}sOUs TRACTs
II FOR SOLDIERS.
PUBLISHED IN TIE SOUTH.
have a large assortment CT the following ex.
selient TRACTS, which have been pubiieh ed as.
pscaIly Tor the Soldiers OF the Confederate Army
. BETHEL. ARB YOU s SOLDIER? / An 4
SOLDIER TRR WAY TO BE SAVED; ARR
you READY TIE SOLDIERS APPEAL; VQl-
| uEFkER'S WANTED; a VOICE FROM HEAV-
Ky GOE'T HuT III OFF; ELE-DEDICATLON
81 GOD; PRlNAFk DEVOTION; ACT OF
FAITH THE SENTINEL. MOTIVES TO RkELY
COME 90 JESUS
is HYMNS FOX THE CAMP" L
psnny Hymn Book, comprising sixty Spiritual
SoDgs, selected from ths Episcopal Prasby terian,
GsEhodist sad Baptist STANDARD Hymn Books.
=. z. DICKINSON,
Qansrsl snn't Gen Colportags In Va
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sk0EEhE ~ xDANSLr&es,
e 4aiF BECKER, UcAN SCION AND
KOS%AholE4 NEECAAsH
GGSl-1 AS0 sEkk CHANDLER,
8fGEsohD EEn CgTT g0YEY, "a.
Is Yyspsgea 90 tsSs Goods Ok STORAGE al OIT2
EJIEx, ca sas aoss Eesaozahis terms, wtsasai
Large Of Gshyags sSsker 80 CO freq E.cfes
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= - --47-r--,r--,y- 'stt : r. "a ~.4s tss.
s.spzt &c.. 60 Ct AntH 80 btrss. .rt
s4Nss : 'st = 'a-7' sr-eT s&IlAE .s... ..s..
iaorntnE e ~ s. A. iran u -a.s es-. sg- w..
Es Discontinued.
Tnti. fuTthrF Rpt'ts, opiS ~aa rata ,.....r..-..
he ran, leaving Kienaoad Tgr fggL.r. y-ra,.
O'Clock Z. 4. returning, = 4 save ~
!G1sDurg At SIS = -, and sgigs 10 l....... =
'slGsx =. h. SAMUEL E.f
SAM. -Es-...s...
O.ss <. P& 2. Ehlirost co..
Richmond. jay - Es.E .r..-..
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LA SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS
the report In circulation tina. tho SALT
SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe county, Va,
not open Tor visitors, is uafoundcd. have made
ample arrangements for the accommodation Of all
persons who desire . secure and healthy place of
Summer resort. WIN. kRskIaE, Proprietor.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS,
VIII make iiDersl advances on = OBJ aCCo 4,
WHEAT, T. OUR. CORN, and ST. other ri nor
pEE'[ 4e.s q the country sash IS BaC0H. T. kp,
FOULFRY, hoes. BGTTER, DkIED FRUITS.
IEATHbH, HIDES. POTATOES, BEANS, PEAS.
&c. tac.
go Quick tsIe. nd prompt returns.
Tim
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I M r. TANr TO OFFICERS AMI
L S0LDIEBh.

= . s. NOBERT SON,
CUsasr u tfoternor afld Fahktia S.9eets, Richmond
E'iTcini1,.
Kasps constantly or hand p large aai varisi a.
soFtmaat Of shoioa
FAMILY GROCERIES
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savvHssg EAEErsIgGRss.
20 so s.E c<-sziliiy Il VOC tAA obtsia A. eesi-
aisle tfsos., without PaJiaz SSy ss5.s 1ec sS9D
ssz .As.y .sspEi w~s:s-
TX
SasNESAV
wgD3alR
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klCHl0ED DAH.ITf.E Rsff1.c--.~.------
sofERlATR1DRHT's OFriGy AD'
EiGHsOED. AaK : "A
- rT-xy.s1 sUM "a ~ AFsRbs,-,
al Assx----esF>syaS MEET. a.
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MS SOL u TIE Ss-The co-partuership of
~ CLARKsnN, ANDERSON CO. was ais.
aolvsd On July lst 10y mutual consent. J. 4.
CLARas0E will settle the Business, though either
partoer Will SIGN in liQ utdation. The books and
Accounts san bs found at ths o:5es CT Garrison &
Cn No Igg ASia stFssE
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GELiJA G5Gu8' >, FSl3 So IS 8. b.. ...t
Efcas-Es = -ss -. 'fs-
g .zsszss,s,g.s,a. gMESf. 50 VS.. sE-e.

. - 2 Sa4tSst 49, > n
IN 8ssas.zs;stis' Z" ge FsEs5 ess "a - .E- q.
gls IHal, kaf1rs sssy e..
ssip tisTess 10Y T1asSss over : 1'slss-Ga -sr
SrisE&burg = PU4arKs SstsF1te, sleG- 5E -..t "a,
ID Nith q p%TfG.s tscEa IA psIcsE @1+f H..t. s..
by aTasf g EGs L5@TEe sgs-
ia i-tf = l.. 2 LAsd, ttt4 O. .rs...
cFsIgE E}c9A'9 = 14:.L.as,. e. q. o.. .e..
E4gpscr .. fssB a., .....
2 e-ss-9-szses-. CE5&sa% ~
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fhe Gt &TLS PECK Wi .5Eaa.s s-t.A A.--..
COACHES, running 70 EHEh9 t}v.E .s,F.'.r-
Earl. SAD t1rooEG dtEstss 10 b.s:--e.1 b.. =
lUTb1 VII be etyGA on "a Boa f5r ss-s..- 8 70.
srA, 50 SCENTS essa. 4 T.. pks.v $50
~ Sets
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J. A. CLARKs0N,
}. N. ANDERSON,
lit BROW

IVA packages MAN UFACTURBD TOBACCO, con-
sistins Of pounds, half pounds, SIS and les, OF
various grades Of quality, in hail. thrsa- quarter
and whole BOXES and eases, on hand, Ia factory,
and fcg sale reasonable terms.
~ g~lm WIN GREkHgb
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FINE LIQU0R- AND CIGARs,
imported expressly for his market.
AlSU--rbe rest OLD RYE WHISKY, ard
sF%tS and PSACB BaANDY-Gistilled IN ths
gaoDntsips 81 this states
Ah QgoG~ and g aOCEENS sold by him
warranted purs and good, or no SALES.
7. S,-paYficulev attention paid to putting up
aud shipping Goods for Offers and soldiers, sta
Ioned 81 ana away from Richmond.
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EAGAARGS A1D SAEEISa EoUsa
OF O.. ". PURCELL . 90. .
TsuE ssO1E4 ass yHA 81 slCfKESE
l. E&zoYAU1Ukszs EAzA" win SO zs&sSss.
% ss pa a. ogr e&ss.
EssexAaAasSs-a's. as. SIS sx1 10.
ave- ~ ~ NNsFaf.T. n fSf
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, March 80, 1S61.-Flour &C.
The market Western and State Flour is less active
the low grades heavy but prices not quotably
lower Trade brands quite firm and in demand for
the local and eastern trade The sales $500 bbs at
SIS 25G535 for superne State and Western; 45
for extra State and WESTERN for choice brands
do SIS 45l5 20 for the low grades of Western extra;
S56515 20 for shipping brands OF round hoop extra
Ohio and s5.75G7 25 for trade brands do. Southern
Flour demand but the low grades heavy and
slow of sale The sales 230 bbs. at S. 4057 IS for
mixed to good superfne Baltimore, &c, and 20
for the better grades GrainThe demand for Wheat is
less active and prices are irregular Shippers are mold
ing off for later advces from Europe. Spring is shade
lower but Winter is firm and in active request IN part
to arrive Milling is fair The sales comprise 40 600 bus
at 81 25 for No Chicago Spring in stores ST 70 for
small of Northwestern Club 80 for Milwau-
kie Club 81 80 for red State the Dock $l35 80 Tor
small lots Of winter aoat and at the railroad depot
$l36 in sore and 81 IS delivered $154 for white cana
diam 81 "A for white Southern SO for white In
diana and 81 55l 80 for white Michigan Corn closes
lower better demand at the concession for export
ket Is dull but rm sales Of $50 bbls at $l6 62Hl68
for mess and $l2 5013 for prime Cofee-Towards the
close yesterday afternoon the demand for Rio quite
active and sales made to the extent OF 200 bags at
GIsX cts and 5000 bags ex Brazero, at 124 cts The
market this morning is firm with sales Of 220 bags Rio
at Il114 cts Since writing the above, the particulars
OF sales to the extent of 5000 at IGN cts Cotton
The inquiry this morning has been moderate out prices
rule firm. We quote at 12h cts for mlddng Gplahos'
and I2x cts for do New Orleans and Texas Molasses
The inquiry has been light; small sales Cuba at l9.gZz
cts Porto Rico at 50 cts, and New Orleans at 34dS5
cts Sales auction this morning OF 400 dds new o
leans at cts Sugars-The market was very &C.
tive Yesterday afternoon and sales were made to the ex
tent of 1l0 hhds, mainly to spectators and renners
including $50 hhds Cuba at 95S cts ana oSo mus
Porto Rico at5@6x cts The bulk OF the sales were az
for fair refining There is still good demand this
morning. and hear of sales OF some 10Y hhds Cu6a
4k@5S cts. Refined are quiet and unchanged. SAFES
q auction this morning Of 300 hhds New orleans ~
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, March so.-cIevsrsssd
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BOARD OF TRADE.
ron.,;,,ss of Arbitration for month ~ March
W H. D. C WRIGHT,
7 sHRlyER HUGH SISS0N,
EpW;D G. MCDOWELL, JNo. WALKER.
s;pHatarp ano Commercial 2esish


BALTIMORE, March 80, 1861
The business at the Stock Board was extremely limited
again today but although the market was very quiet
most of the leading securities steady at former
rates The sales at the Board embraced lot of 81 900
Virginia at 76A $500 Baltimore City 1890 6s at o.
s7o0 Northern Central Railway 1875 bonds at 5SA For
Railroad shares there very little inquiry, and no
sales were made Baltimore and Ohio left off however at
s60H bid exdvidend and Northern Central closed regu
lar way at SAX bid SAY asked Railroad bonds were
quite firm Baltimore and Ohios closing at "a bid for
1855 lSS0s and 1855 and 62H bid 63 asked for the
extra dividend bonds. Northern Central 1855 left off
at SO bid 81 asked and Northwestern Vrginias closed
SO bid asked for first and 1917 bid, 20 asked for
third mortgage For Maryland 6's 1870, COX was bid
and l02 asked and Baltimore City Us left off at 50 bid
9sx asked for 1885 and ok bid, 9S asked for 1905
For the Mining stocks there very little inquiry to-
day and nothing whatever done in them. Spring
field closed at s19O bid, Sl95 asked, Gardner Hill at
81 so bid asked, Guford at As cts bid go asked,
and Silver Valley at 80 cts. bid 40 cts. asked.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, March so, 1861.
$1,000 Virginia 6s, -76A SOON C. RI BIDS, '75-5s%
800 Bait 6's '90-9S
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ELLICorT's MILLS, March 80.

LLLIUOTT MILLS, MATCH %, I6bI.
Perry kennard, colored, cow icted of committing
rape the person of Mrs. Comic, in Baltimore
county, in June last, was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Brewer to be hanged, and the condemned
was to-day safely lodged in the Towsontown Jail,
and roned, to await the action of the Governor
This is the third negro under sentence of death in
this State, viz: Mary Mailer, in Anne Arundel, for
the murder of her master by poison, and Gale, in
Baltimore, for stabbing negro sailor from Cecil
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1MFUII1S IN o bAL I INIOIlEI.
FOREIGN.
MATANzAs-Schr. r. B. Ho,vIsH.-300 hhds. sugar, las
boxes do, Dougherty, Woods & Co.; 80 dozen pines,
master.
CARDEYAs-Bark Arcddid.-360 hhds. sugar, 48 terces
do, Doughery Woods Co. bbls do so do. moasses,
SO rkgs. mdse., order
ToNGoY-Bark Hugh Birckhead.-8,2Ss otis. copper
l6S bars "copper" 454 pkgs WOOL 43 hides Jas Corner
& Sons.
CARDIFF-Ship Mont Banc.-4933 bars railroad iron,
order.
RAGGED IsLAND-Schr. Julia Anna g 723 bus. SALT 20
cwt old iron, 4 stoves, F. T. Montell.
C0ASTWISE
SAvANNAH-Schr. Nahant.-135 casks rice, John Will
liams Il Son.
BosToN-Schr. s. NJ Smih-4S5 bbls. herring, 500
boxes do so do Goldfish, T r Matthews Sons 25 casks
bleaching powders, Wheewright, Nudge Co.; 43 bags
potatoes, Thos Bond; 600 bbs. herrngs, 100 qs fish, &c
bars iron, order.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. VIM. Spear.-49 hhds sugar, Al
hal les cott
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
LONDONDERRY, IRELAND-Bark Httmboldt-ls, 43S bus
corn.
KINGSTON, JAMAIoA.-Brig A. B. PaHerson.--1 400
bills -four 600 bus wheat 200 kegs butter 49 saves
g faatlu
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brok



The Stock market is extremely inactive and prices are
shade easier. The Bond list remains strong, under
steady investment demand. New York Central closes
dull at 7Sh(97SS Erie 32G32H; Harlem Preferred Al
D4lA The feature of the Western list the sale of
1000 shares of Gaena and Chicago sellers option.
The price fell off 73 but finally closed 73%(d734
Toledo is firm at IS 1896 Rock Island leaves at 81
@57A; Michigan Central 5S5S&; Michigan Guaranteed
SO G39. Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati is offered
l00 with so bid The Coal Stocks firm. For Penn
syvana so is bid; for Delaware and Hudson SOY. The
State Stocks quiet at previous prices Tennessees
and Missouris are fraction better. Indiana Elves
held much higher and are in demand for banking pur-
poses There is decline of s6R per cent in the new
Government Skies. The coupon closes with sellers
92A. Treasury Notes, however, are not materially
affected by the coming loan.
With regard to the loan there appears 10 be no
settled opinion the rate which will secure the larger
proportion of It, There is movement among the heavy
banking houses looking to combination bid that shall
sweep the entire loan The banks it is supposed will not
compete directly for any large amounts but will leave the
field clear to the private bankers and individuals The
era impression is that the bulk of the proposals will
about 92 93-he present price Of the coupon
the previous issue The SubTreasurer will receive pro-
posas on Monday till A O'Clock in the afternoon.
The annexed is Official statement of the amount of
the public debt of the United States on the 18th inst
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rs az EEgzE PHILADELPHIA
E23zZ S5E11 2E-ssS1@xscg INGTO> AMI
BALTIMORE p PA ~

WHITE ARRANGEMEN
- u and after MONDAY, Nov 26th Passenger trainsfli
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sunday as follows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. M, WAY MAI, Mt 10 i
A. NJ; EVENING MAIL at $40 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS at SO p. NJ. only All trains connect VII
New York Trains except $40 p NJ, on SATURDAYS
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
4l6 P NJ stopping at all Stations between Baltimore ana
Havre de Grace
From PHI. An&LPHIA to BAITIM0RE at SIS A N,l2M
and 10 80 P II
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS
BY leaving in 10 l5A n train will connect at Wilmington
with 6S5 d. train, daily Except Sunday for all stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays for Milford; Mondays Wed,
nesdayS and Fridays for Seafod; by aving at 10
procure astopover check from Conductor SPEND the
night in Wilmington and take the 9 90 A train for ali
stations between Wilmington and Salisbury
N0TICE-All colored persons, neither boud or free ~
be required to bring responsible white
ally known to the undersigned, who will be wiliing
bond to the Company, before they will taken over nv
portion Of the road '
n24-tf WV. CRAWFORD Arnrt
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efsss ~ NEE@1-ls9. WEST IND NOit.-

s4a2 Sf5zs sskE-s13@ WEST AND 8Oir'.
On and after November 25th, 1860, the trains III -l
Leave Camden Station Baltimore-Ma Lexceut Sysuia.
at 400 A NJ. Express daily $50 p NJ Both Train, g.
directly through to Ii PARTS OF THE WEST, sci Til
WEST AND NORTHWEST
FOR VA y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A NJ az
commodation train; between Cumberland and Wheei;gy
and between Grafton and Petersburg, take the 400
and 4.00 p. NJ. train from Ral tiulore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore al I Is 2 s,
and Frederick at 7.35 A. NJ
THE EILICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore 81
A. NJ, and and 90 p. NJ, and Ecott's Mills
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUyT,
Leave Baltimore LIS and 1856 A NJ andE3 10 and .,
II. On Sundays ct 4.25 A. N. only Leave Washngi1n ,
and 7.40 A. Il, and g. Is and P NJ on Suniays ~
3l5P N. only. The second and third air. only iTcn
Baltimore stop at points The an fourth train
from Baltimore and the second and third from Washingn
connect with trains on the Annapolis Road. N
For ;urther information tickets Of every kind kc an
to T GNGLAND, Agent, Camden stair" D., or Al h y
Ticket Office P SMITH VI
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent nsgt,
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u On and after January 80, Trains leave
CALV ERr STATION As FOLLOWS:
The Mail Train daily except Sundays at . b A sp
Tor Emfd, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Ser non
Binghampten, Syracuse, Oswego Toronto, Queb.c and
Montreal and all parts Of Western New York and Canada
Also for PittSburg, Chicago, Cleveland CINCINNATI
L9uisi and al parts Of the West and Northwest
For Emmttsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon ete
hem Allentown Easton, Reading Pottsville Carlisle ana
Chambersburg, Pa, and Hagerstown Md
For Green Springs OwngS Mills Reiserstown and West.
minister. $500 ~
low fare as by other routes - ' - a.
Travellers can by this train to Detroit and Chcago via
Niagara rails, at the same cost by any o.her route
Express Train daily teXcept Sunday 40 P ~ for all
road. 1890 1900
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P NJ for
the West and Northwest
Travellers from VAST ngton and the South by the $40
u. and $40 P. II. make connection with the ira "a
this road
For TICKETS AMI Information, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, Calvert Station, y. F. corner Of Calvert ami
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
~ - JAS. c. CLARK f, Superintendent
JOHN T. RIGNEY, Asst Su superintendent ia9Gt(
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gnmbsr
LATHS AND

~ LUMBER
We have on hand large assortment of LUMBER that W
are selling at the lowest cash prices Customers w
apply at the yard lS2 LIGHT STREET WHARF or At the
corner Of EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS
olou BURNS & SLOAN.
uMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c so, 600
Il <f4 and 5-4 Hemlock Fencing. 80 oOo fes HemIork
Ash Cherry va and Poplar Plank Oak cherry and Pine
lOOO0O white and red Oak 10000 Sugar or
shocks 100000 shaved hid Hoops 100000 shocks
For sale by WI s. CROSS,
Rp26-tf cornar Eas FaIIs nd Easte
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Garrrages.

CARRIAGES.-We have on hand at
H2sSsy-OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one Of the largest and best assortnents of CAR
RACES to be found in the city. Persons Car
rsges invited to call our stock as we are
determined TO sell low and on as accommodating
terms any other establishment.
MULLMYER L HUNTER,
ia25-tf Corner of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait
CsgRnE- CARRIAGES | CARRIAGESi--W
a224z-have on hand at 90 North GAY STREET, thelai
gest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south
New York, all OF the ates fashions and approved
styles The public invited to call and examine for them
selves; ali Of which will be sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHT OC0NNELL,
~ Repairing done at the shortest notice. mr22tf
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VIVIAN 4 SONS LONDON sHEATHING

VIVIAN Il SONS LONDON SHEATHING
METAL FOR SHIPS
The subscribers have received the Agency OF this cee
DRAFTED English Sheathing Metal and has now on hand
~ p''' " " LAMBERT CUTTINGS h Co,
an94-tf Sc Buchanan's wharf
GAVE YOUR CASH.-,We have recently i'm
- ported some very superior CASH and DEED BOXES,
made OF the heaviest material in the best manner. with
RRAMA II LOCKS attached. For sale, at moderate
nyJces Nv CORTLAN Il CO.,
feis,tfr ZIG and as Baltimore street
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Iotai Soo,Z95Zo
Money lenders expect better employment for their bal
week and not disposed to lend freely five
per cent today There is however scarcely change
in the general market and only temporary activity
expected the result of the federal loan negotiation.
The exchange on London closed firm per the Arago's
mail at 10SGl0S4.
The movement of the banks in the four cities named
in which weekly reports made shown by their
statements, is as follows:
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8gi! 80a0s.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

ESSs ET55fssssFsrsssEssssssssas1 FOR The
e2EsEE %1ez2@ltdI@ ORTIZ, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
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Loans. Deposits. Specie Circuln
York Mch 49, $2b $50 455 81 94O,223 394S0
Boston, Mch g. 80 I7,SlI82 56OI ST. O59 SIS
Phila Mch 25.. 26939Os 5464,75i 6059,320 2,74 OOG
N Urns, Mch % 1888 % O396G0 I6sOO95 S26 $50
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Mlnes, Riqugrs. d..

RRJAS. HAZLITT h Co.
tS1RE IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Az4kz1z8 IN WINES, BRANDIES Ann IIOi ORS
80 l. IL SouTH GAY STREET, BAIT1TbpV
large and superior stock ofPURE RYE WETSKFYs
rom the most celebrated Distillers rTl@-tf
IA THOMAS SHIELDS q co.
ess&ssdd IMPORTERS OF
| WINES
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.


CINCINNATI, March S0.-Four is very dull at $40
Whiskey is firm at 1914 cts. Provisions quiet and
1. nsIrnHs
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j. 8. P.-Could not Mr. Lincoln find . ho,,ou
man to represent our country at the Hague than
the notorious abotionist j. s. p, the man who
shocked the moral sense even of the Republicans
themselves by suggesting the other day that in Or
ger to bring secession to terms it might be advsa-
pie 10 put arms in the hands of the slaves A moro
wicked or more inhuman and unmanly tbonoht
lever lever entered the disordered brain of old ,Iohn
Dfowh'-Dut while old Brown was hanged !. a
s.. g" diplomatic appointmsnt.-Mu YORK. Es.