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NOTICE.
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NOTICE.
+s==s7s==Rr= cF AHfEP e PA{ a;T Te THE
The steamers GEORGE @EE4S and Mary WASHING
5T6n ans it, s #
Landing dreGf s9d s9p'{pRf SHr9g the
DAY. The Boat leaving HIPS Landing on Monday and
96e sr T Be S E sa Ss H on
for Beaedict leaving Benedict Saturday morning At
The above Steamers will call all the usual Landings on
the River, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
Freisis received o'clock days previous to
Passage to PatuXent Kiyer....sl co. Mesls extra
DO DO Farm Haven't ESen :.:: To- eS B bo jssr
x..5uA FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
ssszzg.a s5lsssz The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will
reSum her route to the ataxen RIVER commencing WE'D
NESDAY, February 9th, and continue every Wednesday
thereafter until further notice
every 5TDG NoENSG H hys March sT H lsh
p r.,1 ' -. .., THEo. wEEMs. Master.
All freight must be prepaid. mhl6f
1T = BALTIMORE And SUSQUEHAE
ri Il @f a q
o !sf s end 9%E h2E 5sSl
HSdSAE s9s EElPAf sEFSF&
The Steamboat LANCASHIRE Capt j. u. roni!,nson
s3TSf YpEESs rgS 9ssf
PORT pEP "a; i ETERY N9NDAY WGlyE32AY, aq&
| at o'clock, P. 81.
| Passage 6erths included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until O'Clock, carried at !oT
rates aud carefully attended to.
~ Duplicate receipts for freight Will lie required.
Al Boats towed only at the risk Of their respsctye
The agent at Havre de Grace will attend 70 orwarln"
consigned to him FOR any point on the p
yauis Canals,oT will reship freights intended -.more
| Philadelphia or elsewhere.
The steamboat 'JuHiATA, Capt Fred. Tomnson, Cav
los. JAS TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
| r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de Grace
apis II }. TONE, AGENT Port Deposit
r4-s!ff.~s.a OLD DOMINION sTEAMBoAT
FOR TREpGRICKsBURG, ,yiRGINSfi,. AND Ian
| iNGS ON THE KAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
! The steamer VIRGINIA., Captain n. FgiTb4nk leave:
wharf, ~ cry FFbSY AFTERN00N, at ,oeoss, and
MORNING, at O'clock, Immediately after the arrival
the train of cars from Richmond and Washington StoPpnf
at all the regular Landings on the RappahannocE rive
going and returning land and receive freight and pas
| senger5.
THE VIRGINIA
s new and vas hu by merchants OF FTede
eTchantS and farmers residing the counties bordering
on the Rappahannook for the express papose Of GenG
ward deck has heen enclosed, thus aorng complete
lection for Horses, and other live stock. Carriages Of al
taking cd the wheels. Her berth
dations large and commodous, and her capacity 70
!regit e%ensiVs AS passenger and reigh beat she hi
Through freight received in Baltimore, and charges pa
by Z. j. c. PROM s co, Bowy's wharf.
BY received on board Of the Steamer Neinesda
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up 20 O'Clock, P 81.
For further information and Blank Receipt CT ora USE
by the Company, apply on hoard, or to ~
No. 81 2owy's wharf, Baltimore.
II. SLAUGHTER, President, Fredericksburg, Va mh22-
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Agfl 2Gaos.

"a ~ z7 VT, ,, Hl4A3E I'll p A}}voRr
SPRING AND SUMNER 1 fsiLfS19;
sss @ a
ssios& NJ Way s Np
until further notice at 94s A. NJ and 4i5 r T. ~ Trains
Fsis Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves at
t0J p NJ, stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
Passengers for Delaware Eastern Shore Of Maryland
Will fad their most expeditions route by way Of Whining
cars m2l-tr " Lillian Una "fV 4s1nt.
-7 = PERI HEfN nHDaN FAit o%Sf$GcE2
This ROAD now OPEN for aR2G
FREfGHTS as herrtofofe.
FL r9 Ss {es ssa 5ss @ apply to JAMES
Feasaa G scs G NA'AA" Aoo oc.HSi N%F an"
E2-lw Superintendent.
IL :+.....+;..=l NORTHERN E3;S'w CENTRAL
-s5U1TEEIzrENDENTs oFFI5E,, GALy&RT}
STATION, BALTIMORE, May 18th, 1881.
On and ar'Gr sGN6AY, Nay 3t; ls5I rIa9s on Worth
ern central Railway arrive and depart as follows until
TRAINS NORTH
Mail At SIS Express at 5SO P NJ; Harrisburg Ac-
TIE Sl@A NJ. Train connccts at Relay House with trains
HapoXer All GsItSscSrF Rair@;ds at Yofs witt YORK
and lie Railro 3D. at Harrisburg with Pennsy
y4sy RalGSad New York direct At Thu SaiH
wyoming Valley; atSunbury with Phaielpha aud Erie
Karoad for all parts of Northern AMI New
The Train makes all the above connections ex
gePt Han9yer Railroad WrghtsvlIe Railroad and the
The P u ira makes connections with Pennsylvania
Railroad for all Of the West and direct connections
TRAIEs ARRIVEmMail At 10 ~ Express at 745
For TICkEFS and Information enquire at the Ticket
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St0Iage

GITORAGE.-Roomc can be had in fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street Apply
JOHN HEN UEftSON II CO.,
flot corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts Bowy wharf. Apply to
2. MALCOM K co,
j2-tf Wood street. Bowlys wharf
STORAG E.-CaFacity to the extent OF 10, 900
hCberres merchandise obtained at Henderson's
wharf Apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.,
mylT-f corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse, No I22 s. Eutaw street. oppo
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply on the
premises to REP Il WOLF. feStf
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
eco WARNER. ISs 4. Eutau street sn2, II
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Orates in Warehouse No. 6S South street.
au22-tf 6s Sonth street.
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YmmbEr.
AasiNsss CARDS.

NEW CARVING AND
~ " o,,z oo,.,.,G GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT.
and the public, to NEW ESTABLISHMENT. No "a
West Bamnre street where manufacturing to or.
aGF 1FF r wP P4RRTRAIT AND L0oKNGGLAss
LOOKING-GIA PLATE. AM oh
VICKERS & FRANCK.
nl4u No. 33West Batn )re St, near FIR derrick
I AMES ID. ANDERSON 4 SON,
- EN3'RAyEHs
=, ,,,r ,,,,,r, ,, - NO: las BALrIAouE STREET,
sANK MoTE, STEEL AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styes-
corporate and Notarial seals, Letter Ssmps e london
and paris Visiting Cards. De La Rues Envelopes
CROSSE L BLAOKWELL'S
~ ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
10 casks For sale at lowest prices by
"a 81 IA y. Charles street
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PAHY's 1sT MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by the
Howard BANK STOCK for sale.
apll-lot corner Baltimore and st Paul streets
DERUVIAN GUANO.
4 PEKUYIAN GUANO of direct importation. for sal
in quantities to suit. Also, ELIDE, 1CKA BOE A
,.o., P. MALCoM 4 co,
Jas-tI Bowiys wharf
OATH BRICKS.
lark from Liverpool for sale in lots to sa purchssers
Snas-t foAhp is 4 B H1SEK wS.r,
nRANGES AND LEMOES.-4,00 900 boxes land.
- ,i1's .Ra spr sale By EDWAap L. PALMER CO.,
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AaOks aNl Stal,nnfrr.

95Ohs EIIa e5IalsuAETN.
nIARIES FOR 1876,
~ For the coming year We have great variety of
IN every size and STYLE which selling at
low prices Call and examine
CUSHTNGS & BAILEY
. 1862 Baltimore street,
Also PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS for 1861. d29-tf
nE URPHY l. CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB.
I'VE LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STA TIONERS,
MARBLE BUILDING, 49, BALTIMORE ST
s1-tf RALTryORr
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tit FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER.
- ~: t GIANT REGULAR W EEKLY LINEOF
PACkEtS-The Al clipper schooner TINE, Cant Haines
having large portion Of cargo board will sail with
despatch. For freight or passage apply ITO
DuNNOCk = WEATHERLY,
No III Smiths Wiars,
ooas sent 70 our address will be forwarded free
mission, and all charges thereon promptly paid
~ Shippers will please send duplicate receipts and ad
dress 10 MERCHANTS LINE
aeasrs T. g. & Il. C. WORTH. Agents in Wilmington.
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S"A o0a1E, SIfIggI w ggalia.
I'D WANTED-A VESSEL going to New
@sssssS ork' can get deck load by aEplyng .
ap9-tf corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues.
sszsSk FOR LIVERPOOL.
sli& Heavy freight waned for an l ship for Liver.
POOL at moderate rates Apply
,. JOHN HENDERSON l. CO.
ieH-u Corner Commerce and Pratt strcetn.
,ets4 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The
sss British bark USK a3s register. Apply to
e,,s KNOX l. co,
leiitt l25 Smiths wharf.
s,$z+4, WANTED.-Two VESSELS l2O@I4O
tons each, to load at Norfolk, for the West Indies
Apply 10 KNOX X co,
let-u l25 Smiths wharf.
-ssSa WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE.
iaA-An Al SHIP Of about 1000 barrels capaci
W Quick dispatch will be given and fair rates Apply at
once TO JOHN HENDERSON / Co,
ooI-u corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
.zss5zs FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
T[Tae Al clipper coppeTcd ana copper fastened schr
IL q J: NklLD. apply to S. K, Dun Mock,
oaEI III Smiths wharf.
.stFsz WANTED.-A vessel of 900 tons to load
Tor London Also yeSse! OF 3UO05UO tons for South
SIDE ol Iub& and thence 10 Europe. Apply to
~, NORREi l. & RANDALL,
s2-H So Exchange Place
-&za VESSELS WANTED FOR
25aA BANANA
le undersigned are constantly in want Of vessels to load
go, MORRELL & RANDALL,
mou 81 Exchange Place.
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Sbippinu,

S&+5s FOR NEW YORK.-The Al s6in N0Y
49, soon, Capt. Aiken, will take any freight tba -
oner' al moderate rates. 6pply to ''' ''"' may
jeIOtf IHoS. = HAND co,
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NOTICE.-In compliance with the acquisitions
IN of the Maryland Code vol. i page SIS, Article 49,
section l3 Nc, the undersigned hereby give notice.
that RUDOLPH VOGELER GIESEW ELL and his wife
MARIANNE yoGELER G!EsEWELL, OF Bremen, have
be tn departed this life having by their joint will appointed
the undersigned executors thereof That the time Of
their death they possessed and entitled the
ing stocss to wit: Eleven thousand five hundred dollars
nye per cent stock Of the City Of Baltimore, and
thousand dollars six cent stock of the Staeof Mary
land, which stocks now stand in name OF the late P
dolph Vogeler Giesewel and that tn undersigned will sell
and transfer the said stocks at the expiration of ore month
from this tenth day of May 1851. ~ ~
&. W. WAGNER,
EMIL MEINERTSHAGEN { Executor
By A. SCHUMACHER Il co,
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DARAFFINE CANDLES.-A new and beauti-
full article, perfectly transparent and superior quail
y. For sale BY A. L. WEBB BRO, corner Pratt and
Commerce sts. 1t
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscribers Of
Calvert county have obtained from the Orphans Court
on the personal estate of JAMES ROSS late of Calvert
county deceased All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned exhibit same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscribers, the
18th day OF July nsxt, they otherwise by law be ey
Guided from all benefit OF said estate. Given under our
hands this 18th day of January, 1861
MARIA,J ROSS,
VIM. mcdaniel,
mh27-1aw6w Administrators'
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ReQai HUtitss.

This IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
CITY, letters of administration the estate Of PETER
AYDEOrT, lat of said CITY, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the said deceased hereby warned
exhibit the with vouchers thereof the SubScr
Der, before the ID day OF December 1867 they
otherwise, by law he excluded from all benefit Of said
All persons indebted said requested to
make Immediate payment. Given under md this 18th
day of May, 1861. T. b. SUMMERS,
NH w
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN,
CIENFUEGOs-A. B. PattsrSon-266 hhds sugar, So tcs
do, Lambert Cuttings & Co.
MATAYzAs-Bdrk j. H. Chadbourne. 400 hhds. sugar,
300 boxes do so hhds molasses Lambert Cuttings Co
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AT W. WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
CGAAISSION HER CLINT,
--z. - DEALER
Wool, FEATHERS, FUKS. DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAy
AND PRODUCE GENERALITY
i2-tf ''''A' 'BALTTyoRE
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.MltIElanlI.s.

I AVANA ClGARS.-I will sell nv largo
Il and choice assortment of Havana Cyars -; 80 ga
Ola, Is Commerce street ~ w. AE va ~ 80 -
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A. INbLUW,
Boston, June l, 1861. Lighthouse Inspector I'd Di:
OF UUEAN STEAMERS.

0l LIVE - HEREBY GIVEN that EIBRTncr
hor,1sd W - AL and WILLIAM j. BOYD are a,nn
INV II " ana settle the business Of tb au
poRsR which bRrs co and DUVALL KEiG Ems q
and to sign the name Of said firms in by limitation
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WHEREAS, The Governor of Maryland by his Procama-
ton, has designated and appointed THURSDAY, the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1861, for tine ELECTION of
Representatives from this State in the Congress
of the United States; therefore l. GEORGE a. DUT
TON Sheriff of Baltimore city, in compliance with law, do
hereby give notice that ELECTION WILL BE HELD in
this city the above named day. between the hours Of
O'Clock A. M and O'clock P NJ, for REPRESE NTA-
TIVE TO CONGRESS for that portion of the Third Con
gressona District comprising the first eight wards OF the
for REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS for the Fourth
District comprising the twelve upper wards,
GEO. e. BUTTON,
Sheriff Of Baltimore city.
o. o, 81
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WINTER GARDEN.

Mrs John Wood appeared TO great advantage at
this brilliant theaer last evening, IN sketch OF the
olden times of the drama, az Anne Braceglrdle.
S5, personfed the tickle moods Of the actress and
,lo ,-o IN sentiments of the woman with charming
81, ord tact and showed herself az consummate an
ori.t in reality as the most gifted creatures OF the
profession are by tradition. The drplaute q 'ae
crowded house was enthusiastic, and full honors
were done Mrs Woc,aa before the curtain.
Young NewYork reserved its Lost ooIsterousplan-
dits, however, for the Spanish dancers: sonora
Isabella Cubas and Senior Juan Zimenes, VINO
achieved remarkable successs. They create Juror
for the ballet which has been sorry buriesque III
this country snCe the Ronzani troup hashed auo
faded before an insensibe public. All the wi&Re.y
of warm beauty and fiery activity is exerted by
the Sonora and she realizes that dream Of Southern
yoluptuousness which has 20 often been travestied
in our eight by bloodless nymphs and serny practi
cal fairies. Eloquent with passion as her motions
ALWAYS are they are also never offensive TO good
taste. Young and old succumbed without
struqgle TO the dashing beauty, and
sort If rapture exercised the audience. Tue union
Of ThsGa and TerpsiGh6re is most happy and agsI5'
cions Of a week Of cxcitements at ths W.tter Gar
den. Good dancing is so really an artistic treat that
the public will gladly seek relief in the bright beauty
and grace OF the Sonora Cubas from the tame and
spiress displays of late, in which indifferent Nature
seemed to contend with very Indifferent Art in the
calming Of all the more lively emotions of the soul
The shy Terpschore is fairly caught at last, and the
management Of the Garden will command her most
winning arts, while the dry bones OF tIase Young
America may be expected to str with new sensa-
ton. Choreogaphic delights have up TO date been
monopolizel by the low concert balls OF Broadway
In this fitting temple Of beauty they may take new
and higher meaning, and perhaps expand into vol
ume the unwritten or illegble page Of the poetry
of notion
These dancers have good European reputation
and the Involvement Of last evening was one OF the
most spontaneous ovations we have witnessed thl'
season, tolerably barren as yet Of strong appeals
to taste or sensibility.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. =.


This Board me. last evening, MORGAN JONES, esq.,
President, in the chair. ~1-- NJ
Petitions were referred: OF Engine Company NO.
a. for a new location; Of the 18th Regiment, Iof
new drill-room; Of Ann Crowley, whose hus9ahu
was lost in the Croton Aqueduct, asking uoha-
ton. ILL.,.
Resolutions were adopted that the Conroier re-
port the amount Of stock taken of the SZoV, au
tborzed in July, 1861, for the Central PARK tGaI
the Controller advertise for temporary Iocation io
Engine Company No. 50. ,J,y
Resolutions were referred that the Hr0td,
TRIBUNE, Times, and metropolitan hec0Td DC
created Corporation newspapers. en-,
Tbs proposition to pave the upper part OF pIoau-
way and lower part of Courtlandt street with trap
block pavement, led to heightened debate, Dut 10
progress was made
The Mayor, in communication, recommended
that the Controller be directed to proter, IN the
name Of the City Government, its assistance 10
volunteers at the seat of war in alotlng TO their
families portions Of their pay, which was referred
to the Committee on National Affairs. For message
and documents, see proceedings of Board OF Alder
men,
The Board concurred with the Aldermen in reso-
luions ofregret at the death OF j Sherman Brownel,
and appointing Messrs. keech, Ryan, and Brice a
Committee on the part of the COuncimen to repre-
sent that Board in The funeral arrangements.
Adjourned 20 Thursday.
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take her armament on board and 60 in commission.
The Navy Retiring Board left the br9oslyn navy,
Yard yesterday, and will in future hold lie meetings
at The Pierpont House, Brooklyn.
a rendezvous will be opened at No. 70 Chatham
street to recruit for the l2h Infantry, and the ose
in Broadway wi no doubt, be closed. No business
is done there. No. 66 Chatham street Was occupied
some years ago by the recruiting party now at No.
49, There is scarcely room in that street for another
rendezvous, Judging by the small business done at
tie old Office.
detachment of recruits for the mounted service
will leave this city in few days for Carlisle Bar
racks Pa.
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Arrived.

Shin CRITIC tor Richmond Me- Wood Bristol Aus q, IN
ballast Ncslth Sons Sailed in company wh saIa M M
2Hh . a. lon y p exchanged siSnas is bns Iis
5ve- NESTS aud black mahead all three oPdst gone DO
except the foresail aucg TO ins ara
IN. passage lost ,sils. sc.
Shin " r. Ludwig tof Warren. BE Miller, Liverpool -
DAYS in bslatto J. W. Five! Co. Hal westerly winds
o. the passage 10 days from the Banks Of New
Bsrt n rrowb-dre Duotze Barbadoes SEPT g. nOlss,e,
TO II Trowbrdzes OF cvliayeu Sept 20, lat SO 80,
lon 20 spoke schr Florida Of and for Baltimore from st. Do
Bah Gec,,eraunde HAL kuseq, Bremen Aug q md,s
aud - pass 70 F. Juktrt sept u LAT u 10 io 81 ~ zig
Catalina spsaish nusAnez Havana "a days IN ballast
10 5slway Cassaio Teller.
Bris ii. Treat jof Calais Coson Zaza Aug. sugar to
!. simpson Sept a. lat y -, lou a ekptr ced Shee''
gllr ZION, : T. stove part OF deck oad Of molasses =
Ri. Pesrle.. Br c. Beunudsl. Doe, Bermuda days.
bals.t TO Mccall 4 Firth. a.,
Vi, s.. roua 9th and salt hey loh' sa 20 DaTeh 20
B. Conception Spanish Guerra Ha'sns Il day' IN oS
lac, t1 Galway. Casssdo 4 Teller. ,,,, o
B,. lane duncan DR. OF Sunderland), Elliott Halifax
Gay, &. ballast 70 jackson \ Neil. , s,-u.u,
scar swan tBr, Ha "a. \. 81 Rourte late shelIoo'
BIscE River jam Aug loEood to Henry De CoIdoNs
Co. Sept e. OF Haer!s sp@Se ,cst a 81 shi Ws,bor
sStr Hare,ty Fenr. For.s. Monroe days, cotton 70
R %a,Sr 2s on fiTo Island Capt PnSe Snow Of Hyann
t,ll overbosrd aud was downcd ID s.,..
CO.. sand iiih rr, 10 J. r. Blcon. sept 22 ct Hal
tras boarded by toe l. 5 gunbost orns oyeh ,e
r.
pouer Potter - - -. ,d,. 10
Srhr Commodore Ne,.ney, LoIns, Boston days nose "
srlr Tcxs, Chsmpn, NewLond IN, in ballast
ScIr J. l.. Dsriug. SopeL Providence ~ ea'iss, Has,
S,lr GEORGE T. Brown, Lyou,, New'hsVen III osha'"
Scir Admiral, Threiiu, Dover. n H., m ballast
SrhY II. Hudson, Lincoln, ball river 10 oaIIes"
S.b- Active Sui,h Bass River, charcoal -,
SrIr " b Metcat Burton, Albany for froylarpsSe,,
Scbr Allied Barrett Cornish, Albany, Lndse. I9I pe
Sch ! n Deputy, OUiHu Acdnyi mdse' '0i "'
Sloou w 3D. RaucuU. ThrbsGcr, Taunton l., ., william
Steamer Franklin, DOugEegiy, Baltimore ~'S'' -
Dazel. u-,.,ov. rpdse 10 william
pe Steamer Sarah jones'. phi,dapha, md'e to L'Pe'
patrick ,r philadelphia nldse. To J.
n. Busgs. - - pbil,delphis udse TO J. q
h. BiisU. -. n, I..hoyn: Mary,
sNIED-sep 29-slip, F. w: BIapsc . EeQ Queen
town Warren nalrtt LesAon i.H Z ,c.a Porto Rico
SIu.ic EorI,aux snd returned leaklnsl ny Sc THONGS
sny, s. H. Mo.Iss Havana hulsraye ibr " i"
WIND-purinr the day, tom y. Z. 10 > D. L.
rr ,,p flp> NOVEL; Is the large paul y con.
Ils ~ She viii DO stripped, EecauSed aHS hs"''
persd o.. E,,ryxs. 1, also 90 the great see'iobN
Dock Tor tue purpose
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stV,S, sept 3D-FLoUK steady. WHgArBut little d)ne.
No-s Of IL ~ BAELEY ssl43r IN lots ole. for Win.
te 64c foT Spring four -owed state and DC for Canada
West ORTs dull and unchanged At 81 csc CoHshoth-
rg oea doing. Offering alya Sales lUUi bUthti
prime Western Mixed at &c. hic l. s51ve the market and
receiver prefer storing 10 accepting present iteS Nhski-
SewYork. 8s5 bills Flour 155 bsgs Wheat $50 bbs Ap.
res - bale. Hops lDl bales Woo. - boxes Cheese 20
bLI. Por Shipped by Tows 70 N-Wlurs Sept 2S q4 600
bp,b.js Com 500 bushels Wheat - so bushels Oats;
: 90 bushe!. Feed $50 busAels Barley.
g!I.pFIrHI4, Sent 30-FLouR firm sales today eco
hbls az -50s5,O %. WHEAT active aud advanced Whse
III s;a Al g. Red, = 2i0fl q. Corn scyo. Yellow
.sc O.Ts in fair request 30aJ2c Provisions Grm. Mes
Pork j. Is. LAID, &c Bacon steady 6GOc. COFFEE
advancing 10 ock IN ADt hands; Rio at ~ dlfc Lgguayfa
nc. SUGAR and M0LAssKs continue 10 advance. WINS
~ tim ono .dYanctd toNe.