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St0ra0r.

STORAGE.-Capacity to the extent Of lO,0O0
wharf. Apply JOHN HENHERs0N + %,
mvl7r corner Commer &c and vrAtt streets
STORAGE vi BE TAKEN AT Low
Cra in Warehouse No. G8 South street
w.JsMITH,
9uszu IS South street,
STORAGE WAETED.-On first foor oT W..
Chouse y o a Smiths wharf, at low rat4s nv -
CHARLES PENnERSAST
e :, u Smiths wharf
WHARFAGE AT Low RATES, at u hart
w corner Of York and William str. cts Hight, oa
Apply to J. v, eTOGKAAN, at the wharf, or 49, Sa'
mhlt No s. SsraMMSVK
A GENCY OF HAZARD POWDER COMPANY
1A-Elecric American Sporting Kentucky RIFIE +. SIN
ping Blasting and Mining POWDER, in every variety ~
package, always hand, Magazine For ssla
at hanufacturers' lowest prices, by ~
u27t' SoSa Sehts S.,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTTN0RF
Il CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY, September 1860 SARAH
AND OTHERS Ordered that the sale made and renortsd
by William Ward ESQ Trustee for the sale of the sround
rent ntoned in the ngs In said cause b.
and confirmed to the contrary thereof be
before the sh day of January next provided copy
OF this order be inserted in printed in Rs
in each OF three successive weeks before the said
sth Ry OF January next.
The report tates the amount Of sales to be S2l
.,s,, True esry, tsst-GEo, E,SANGsToN,
dlSiaHav Clerk
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Evil 8gaos.

LIZ Ass Essss.5sssssRsssasl1 PHILADELPHIA
eSN TffSS ESKX@&1S NGTON AND
BALTIMORE RA .LRoAD.
WINTER ARRANGEHEN
d, and after MONDAY, S9y 26th PASSENGER trains
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAll Az Gexeegt Sunday as follows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A. N, WAY MAIL at 10 IL
A. NJ EVENING MAIL at $40 P. n.
oN SUNDAYS at $40 n only. All trains connect Wit
New I ork Trains except $40 p NJ, on Saturdays
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
H4vre de Grace. ~
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at s.l5A NJ Jpn
and 10 so p NJ
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
BY leaving in 10 ~ train will Wilmington
with 6S3 ~ train, daily Except Sunday for all stations
between Wilmington and Harrington, and Tuesdays,
ard Saturdays for Milford Mondays
can procure asopover check from CONDUCTOR spend the
night in Wilmington and take the 9S5 A. train for all
stations between llmingtOn and Salisbury
NOTlCE-A cOlored persons, Weher bond or free will
Dc required to bring responsible white person person
ally known to the undersigned, who Will be willing sign
bond to the Company before they will be taken over any
portion Of the road '
n24tf WE. CRAWFORD, Agent
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For the years '5S and so he had allowed a clerk at
81 600 year, which would make the expenses for
those years respectively Sl,5l9.25 and 81 $50 So
The year 80 however, not in the case. The
difference then, for this liberal allowance, as be-
tween the return in the report ofMr. Whitney was
for the year 1885, 1854 49, for '57, $685. H. and for
5S, 81 800. Is, showing total of 50 G0027 of un-
true and unjust expenses, reported in three years.
Mr.. May during his argument dwet eoquently and
foreibly upon all the points of his case. His
entire speech was one of the best forensic
efforts heard within the Court room for many day.
He occupied about four hours in the delivery of his
argument, concluding shortly after O'Clock. 1t
was agreed that the counsel for the defence should
proceed on Monday morning, when the Court adj
journed until 10 o'clock to-day.
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EAag FOR w TIE ", sorr,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
on and after November 25th, 1860, the trains will run
:, ir1lovs ~ " AA
Leave Camden Station, Balmore-Mai Except sundays)
Ct fOo M; Express daily at 400 P NJ. Both Trains 20
directly through to AlI PARfS OF THE WEST, SOUTH.
WEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR var PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 90 A. NJ &C.
commodaton train; between Cumberland and Wheeling,
and go P D. train from RAJ timore Wv " 49,
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4l5P H.
and Frederick at T.35 A. N
TIE EILIC0TT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 20
e NJ and n and GO y, and Eicotts Mills at 745 A
FOX WASHIEGTON IND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at LIS and S35 A. NJ and 10 and 20 P
ON Sundays ct i25 A. NJ. only Leave Washington at
~ ana 74O NJ and 3l5 and 600 r. ~ On Sundays at
Sl5 7. 3D. only. The second snd third train only from
Baltimore stop at points The second fourth trains
from Baltimore and the second and third from Washngton
connect with trains on the Annapolis Road
For tmrther tickets Of every kind &C. apply
e. ). Z ENGLAND, Agent, Camden static +, or at the
ricket oince W P. SMITH,
u co,r Master Of Transp. rtation.
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u - y FOR o. r TIE 2 y
WEST AND N ORF : r.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFTER 25TH INSTANT,
Trains leave Calvert station follows:
The Nail Train daily texcept Sunday nc s 30 A ~
Tor Emha Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston. Scranton
Binghampten, Syracuse, 0swego Toronto, Quebec and
Montreal and all parts OF Western New York and Canada
Sso, ,or Pttsburg, Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati, ST.
Louis and all parts Of the West and Northwest
For Emmitshurg, Gettysburg Lancaster Lebanon Read
ing Pa Pottsvile, Bethlehem Allentown Easton,
Isle, and Chambersburg and for Hagerstown, Nd.
For Green Springs OT ngs Mills Reiserstown and West
minister, Nd
For New York City by the $50 A. NJ Train. will: only on
change OF cars and at low rate by any other
The Express Train daily Except Sunday at 90 p IL
for all parts Of Western New York and Canada.
Travellers by either of these trains Detroit and
Chicago via Niagara Falls, at the by any
other route
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at eco P NJ,
Travellers from Wash ngton and the South by the
NJ and 800 F. H., make connections with the trains owe,
this road - ~ We
For TICK ETS and information apply at the Ticket Office
Calvert Station N Of Calvert and Franklin streets
Baltimore.
, - JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN 7. RIGN Ely, Asst Su perintendept
J. ii. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
Now %. 1860. matt
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WESTERN
&4

IfK3 al " ESTERN
k1AS'AG MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN 0 FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station 80 A. ~ and P. NJ Re-
turning leave FinksburR Station is and TO- 30 A NJ
Stages for Hampstead Manchester Westmnster Tanev.
Also for Westminster from tho tP, N. train N'A'
AH IRWIN b TAYLOR
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,zs5ss, FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al BaIG.
s7Gzss oore butt ship CHkRUBIM, Thomas Skinner mas
Yer now loading at Commercial what and having The
aTEeT Pc ton OF her cargo engaged, will have ar dis
patch For balance OF freiE apply to i Wis
ao+f F0ARD ROGERS,
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DAZZLING FOR SALE
~ WROUGHT IRON RAILING-about 1850 feet
Also. TWO LARGE WROUGHT IRON GATES.
For sale low by
B. F. WILLIS,
O I;ol,tsfr b.~P

TINE CIGARS, OLD WINES, AND PURE
BRANDIES.-I have received an invoice of the above
articles, which for purity, delicacy be
surpassed
The Port and Sherries from the London Docks
Madeira rs old The Branes vntages Of 1920
to 1855 Connosseurs invited test the They
are for sale wholesale and retail BY GEO. HOLLINS,
IA N. Charles street, corner Fayette
fresh supply Of Siton and Cheddar Cheese Just 70.
eeiyed, FOX sale By the above o3Q7m
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ert5ss FOR LlFERPUUL.-Th fine shin
iaSasstzs oCElN TRAVELLER, Boardman, master, now
have dispatch. For freight apply to - al" " ia
s,.r FOARD Il ROGERS
RnNrl 1arrhn
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Ship Cherlbim.-4 955 bbls. -four. Is 247
bus. wheat $50 do corn 416 hhds tobacco Sill bags
bark, 70 bbls chrome ore $50 do rosn IL bds. rags
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JOIN HENDERSON u co,

<T4 ~ + ~ 05s, BKEAEN The Al Uldenburg bark
rfszOi1l,kN BCRi, Capt. Wragge, will hay orcG di,
pat n or the above port For small toRage or ns ssSa
dis Il cnrnnr Inrn lnr.i - \ - ~ w,
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MEDICINE CHESTS.
fine assortment of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
hand at moderate prices
Old ones replenished at shortest notice by
W. II. READ, Druggist,
an, 63 Broadway,
n29u one door South OF Pratt, Baltimore
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-Cotton is firm-sales of q 500
bales at 12HG131 cts. Flour is frm-sales of 25 900
bills; State s525G537k; Ohio s5.sOG5 go; Southern
S575G6. Wheat is rm-sales of 49, 900 bushels; Chica-
go Sping S1.lsGl 20; Milwaukee Club 81 .2711 3d. Red
mixed 70,G71 cts Beef is firm. Pork firm ALSO Mess
sl7. Holders demanding advance. Lard is firm at
l0H9l1 cts. Whiskey is steady at 19A cts. Sugar is
steady; New Orleans 6X@6H cts Coffee is firm; sales
of $500 bags Rio at l1hd131 cts Naval Stores are
quiet Wool-sales of 5000 rolls domestic at " cts
CINCINNATI jan u.-Flour is steady An average
business has been doing without quotable change
Whiskey is dull at 13x cts Hogs dull prices
unchanged. Sales at Sc 1906 IS. Mess Pork in good
Exchange on New York per cent premium.
PHILADELPHIA, JAM 1l.-Flour is frm-sales at S.. So
Wheat is quet-sales of 1900 bushels Corn is scarce
sales of mixed at 70G71 cts Cofee-Rio I2HGlS cts
Whiskey closed firm at 10 cts.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-Cotton-Sales to-day q 900
bales; the steamers caused an advance to
11A9l24 cts. for mddling. Sugar dull at 4k15x cts
Molasses 24 cts. Flour quiet at $562x. Corn 7OG76
cts. Pork quiet at sl7.25@175O. Freights-Cotton to
Liverpool, 11-16d.
MOBILE, Jan. 1O-Cotton-Sales to-day $500 bales at
II cts for middng. Market active and firm.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 9.-Cotton easier at 10010%
cts for middling.
CINCINNATI, JAN 10.-Flour very dull at $3.50 for su
perfne. Wheat dull. Corn firm. Whiskey dull at ID
cts Hogs declined 10G15 cts market closing heavy at
$610G$635 Mess pork is in good demand at S16lI6 Is
Lard dull at OK cts. Bulk meats dull at Gas cts. Sight
Exchange on New York, Y per cent. premium.
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bark Indus-4 GAO bags coffee, Kirk
land, Chase 4. Co.
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SurnHurt

q A. MATHIOT Il SONS
Me SOFA AND FURNITURE WARERp0MS
w. Nos. 70 AND y NORTH GAY ST
{ Near FGystte ST.
j., Extending from Gay TO Frederick street
AiWHy on hand large assortment Of every variety
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
Bureaus, Assorted Galore nj Tnta-n Tatea
Beesteads, Cottage Furni Arm Chairs
MMaslstahGs' - ture: Rocking Chairs
Wardrohe2, Wood Chairs, iEtaceres
Spring Beds, IDiice Chairs, Marble Tehlag
Mattresses OF Husk Barber Chairs Reception and II,
Cotton and Hair Cribs ard Crat.es, holstered Chzfa
Sofas, Side boards, iSattees 's'
:, EXTENSION TABLES r. EVERY LENGTH
disposed to purchase invited call cy
svk an examination wlc. for variety and quality
workmanship earnotbe exceiled by establishment Ia
coaht'". a. MAGEIOT SON,
aus : Nos p aud Y North Cav street.
UENRY y. JENKINS,
II PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No 10 LIGHT ST,
has Cd hand large stock %, aud constantly aufac.
ring every description OF CARtN TT ARE o. lie fast ma
terals and workmanship.
HA!R and SPRING MATTRESSES. SPRING INNER
BsiS holsters and PILLOW Of Hairor Fegtar9 IRON
HElSTEA rs suitable for hotels, servants, BE ;aa-tf
"a NEW RNITURE
va WAREROOMS
" 1.-The undersigned woud call the ATTENTION OF his friend,
and the public TO his Warer o1s, and his large
and varied assortment of furniture His stock being All
NEW, and the best workmanship, with very moderate
prices lac hopes tu continuance Of thc patronage lie has
so long enjoyed at the o. dStand.
THDS. McGLANN.N
No. 4sl West Baltimore street
aF- FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED ANT
REMOVED WITH CARE rha3 RI
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

y
DECEMBER TERM, 1S60.-ANNAPoLIs, Jan. IL, 1861.
No. 1S4, John NJ. Brown and Henry Il. V. Ca
wood Us. John Murdoch and William II. Brawner
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Charles county
The argument in this case was commenced on yes
terday, by Henry n. Murray for the appellants
and Frank H. Stockett for the appellees, and con-
Guided to-day by Alexander Randall for the appel
lees and Henry Nj. Murray for the appellants.
printed argument was also filed by Robert S. Reed
er for the appeants.--No. 1S6. James Richard
son as. Elias Milburn. Appeal from the Circuit
Court for St. Mary's county. This case was argued
liver Miller and Alexander Randall for the appellee
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= FOR LIVERPOOT---pI

81 FOR LlVERP0OL.--Th fine shin
S=ssa BAEREnt BROTHERS Peterson, mater loyirPP
lse pof o. har cargo engaged, viii meet with ant
despatch For haanc- Of FIRE gh5 api " 10 ne C1f HS
"varH; OF =. II tUPEE a'Cu -
a. IT Commercial i;fiJin, nv -.
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T UABER, SHINGLES,
Just landed and for sale at our wharf S' EAU
10000 No HEART SHINGLES.
10000 Hcart and Sap
Ti,G0D feet ~ and 81 Hemock FENCING
lsrgelo of Oak and Ash Timber for Wheeiw and
Others Aso every variety of Building Material ali Of which
We offer p; + west market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN 4 Co.
West side Of Union Dock,
AMT; adjoining Norfolk Steamboat wh.yS
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Sbipuin0.

as@A o EUS 4I Wy aSO A l clipper ship
- III ri y aace master now leading al Ramseys
WhaTi' VIII Follow the BARREDA BR0TH Frs and viii nv
euSS osspatc For balance Of Freight annIv 70 Csntan
jaStf " Co. j. HOOPER 4 Co,
commercial Building, Gay street
<sfsaa FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al shin
go MAE1 McNEAR, McNear, master now 1oading ~
Coln v harf. will follow the CHEpTT3Tu CdujIs az
oispach Tor tie above port For freight apply to u nave
ia7tf FOAhD " ROGERS,
10 BowlY's wharf
s9s;s1 FOR BREMEN.-The fine fgsf-goiI;n-,
ss7st5 Bremen snip BREMERHAYEN, Hlkfn naats
VIII have quick despatch for the above rolt Fr fiL
OIL: las age Apply TO +. i. BRAUNS 4 a. iS''
!a5-tc corner Of Lombard street and Cheaos;i,
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NEW ORLEANS WEEKLY coPFEE cIRcuLAR.

iO,ZZZ bags
Stock on hand last week ................46,993
Received since Oo2--66 995
Stock on hand this day. .................. 56,S19
Taken for consumption ...................1O,176
The market closes this day as follows:
Ordinary ........................10 G104c
Low Fair to Fair lOA6lOhc
Good Fair TO Prime. .............1A@12 c.
H. T. LoNsDALE Son & Co.
New Orleans, January 4, 1861 Coffee Brokers'
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II.
FOREIGN.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bark Indus.-4 GAO bags coffee, Kirk
land, Chase & Co.
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ssa4 FOR NEW ORLEANS-DESPATC
;Sf LIN ELttAbS UP TOWN-The regular packet brig
matt eTs master, is loading for the abov
Re e s ana oeng OF small capacity and having The most Of
balance freight or passage apply to f''
d5tf N II oorn ns 6tt d, EOGERS,
No hlLI of lading sisned afer sailing Of the yessel
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<,tt WANTED.-A vessel of 400 tons IN load
s for London Also, vessel Of 8jG5oO tons south
SIDE 0I cuba and thence 20 Europe. Aprfy to
e4+e AuRREiL & RANDALL,
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And desiers in sll kinds Of DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
a., No l45 North H0,cGrd street, Baltimore, Nd
Always On hand, large stock Of superior Old RYE WITS
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Military and Naval movements,

U~TEn STATES STEAMER QUAKER Cry,
ell yesterday from Fortress Monroe and pros
ccedcd to the Navy Yard.
She brought on, AMI landed al Fort Lafayette,
3 rebel prisoncrt captured from The schooner
II. Middleton.
The Quaker City has been constantly cm-
poycd on the blockade at tho mouth Of the
Che spcaho Bay, between Caps Henry and
Cape CLalo,, distance at twelve miles, and
q -lation -hr Wa rmiLcntly fitted to occupy
owing to her speed and light draft Of water.
She has been constantly unlcr team for ~
dlys, anil during that time her name la, be-
came a terror TO the rebels who line tn shore
of Lynn Haven Bay nl.o 10 such o the "yyil
di-po,el' md slipping hullel' small craft,
+, ho have thought to oiude the blockade b.
taking to the shollcr channel. Of the Bay.
The Quaker City having boon purchased b.
tho Government, gud the term Of service oi
her crew ha,iu, CXrrl she comes to New
York 10 he rcd,tcl and reors1nizrl, Hnl return
"a qu.rkly a. possible 10 the blockade.
RfcEuITING FoE rue FouRTEESru Rect
u.Nr Capt. Gill Of Company |, and Lieut.
Dayy of Company H. nh B"oklyn) R'gi-
ment, New York STATE Militia, have he II dc
tailed bv Gen. Mcclellan for recruiting duty.
The regiment originally about 900 strong
now mustcr.a few over seven hunlrcd men. A
large uuml CT OF the missing were killed, wound
| ed and taken prisoners at Bull Run, but th'
greater proportion have deserte since the bat
e or, as in the case of some Of the recruits sahel
on ju, before the bat,lo was fought refused Il
| he sworn into the service. The a change Of tn
engineer corps Is another cause of tho diminutiol
in numbers. About thu hundred men arc nov
required TO I'll tho regiment To tho war stand
"l.
Recruiting offices will 30 opened today
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vnion Meeting In Albany.

h'bIpi Sept. S.--At Mon mc"tlng hcl
IN this city last evening, the following n,mod
grutlrmcu were elected delegates to tho Prorlr',
Convention, on the 10th inst: Hon. John X
Poscr, lion. Andrew i. Cnlyii. Alexander
Grsrr, II. II. Marl,a. lion. Grurgp wuuifHd,
John McEyov, Gen. John :. Van Rensselaer,,
IA. Is. Scott, Gel. W. !. lTcourt, Hon.
James ID. Watson. !. Howard Ring, Hiram
"rV, George Duaniug, james q. sullivan,
Gu. Ioh't /. johnson and X. NJ. Guiiin.
Rc,"luliOu- Nrgc accepted e. r.ucnding the
Zion. ID. ;. Dickinson tor Ia. hpld AID parrot
lc cOu.So, dectrIns. That all former party strife
'hould be buried and forgotten in one common
ca"ri 10 put dut.n ire. on and sastain the Gov
crnmcnt, Recommending that lat unc ticket bc
nominated a. the approaching; conventions, h
bc con posed IT men without regard 10 former
party associations, aul also rocnmmou liug tntt
lion. ID. ). Dickinson be placed On the STATE
Ii, lNrt
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DoMEsTTo MARKErs.

NEW f5rx, Monty, espt. D.
A.nrH-As- unchan ged, -iih sales Of 50 bbi. =
Z >. D for Pots md Pearls.
I,-,rVtsrurrrr The market ~ STATE md Wexs>r~
Pour Is hrrner, ND prices sboit cents highs.
lu' hc improvsocni " mostly Observable ups
It. &c rants Tlrre IL fair d'snsnd for shipu,.zt
aud a n, dcfaie inriiry for the bone trnde. ne
,,'r' as 1000 blu, =, ~ ioCAt-D for superaas
state ~ 7Nal % fcr eNirs Sta,s ~ 4oC9i -
fr sutet6u" MchFan. Indiana, Ohio, lowe
g., and e G5a5 % ~ sxtrs do, Including ship-
ping br,r@s n roun. sop nhio 1t 90 0s5 10, and
trade branSh, cr do at 81 shes %.
sale. u II Scc ~ az sss S s sp SnSS sssn "s
% ittss 70 'or eStrs ID 81 for BrAndyninei ~
@cs1 70 for o;cTrge,owi' ; s,so for rc.srsburg
canadian Flour Is quiet and steady, with sales -
7oo bDiH a, ~ pctsl 10 for rfpcrhno and ~ fDt,s
~ for tie range VI extra brands.
Rye Fl,ur IL tnsflve, will tri6ng sales n - 30
J ~ Ter the range ~ hne snd luperhne.
Corn Meal is ct-.iy aud unchanged. We gusas
Jersey at ~ I az NJ Brandywns % 0scs1 tos
Wheat is me CEN, better, with IN improved DE-
m,rd for eNpoit-ths sales are 10000 bus At n -
Wc,t,ru club sia' for white kentucky and %
W foe prime MiwaukeJ club.
Rycis steady a, oA0sc for Western and s.sss.
~ Csc for North ri Or.
BARLEY h dun.
oats are withou, cut4able charge and rafh~r
q'iet nj a'Sa39c for J s'ey Delaware and Per naTi
vania 82aBtc for W. asrn and stats. and 2I6laos
t,r canadian.
Com is faihor easicrl with .ar business doing
tr export at ito foiine. Gales Of 5000 bus at go
- fr mixed Western.
FsvISoss Pork is 'avy and lower, with more
r,tyity nj the 'ine-ths stlcs are 800 bib -
tl3 ,5csil for M, anil ~ 70 for prime. Beef b
quiet except for extra moss, tho stock Of which -
rrury all oi he'd In filing the governments contrasts
t'' a,s are 200 bbls At Ss5 ~ Tor country meszy
f4Osi ~ fur country prime 80 mall 90 Tor rs-
20. kci Western, and ti3 ~ ar eNtrs mess. Prime
u css beet is nominal RET ,isns are qiiet. Dscon
is iua,tyc Cut meats are can nj bCaGA for hang.
a'd Ibu4Lc Tor shoulders. lard In In moderate
p,rcst and uuoh1i god, With sales Of 200 10. and
bills 10 SheA"ic. The govern r1ent contract ioE Ak
tr mc- r,ci hts loen awardo 4, the particulars a
which viii he found elsewhere.
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The soldiers sabbath,

PROCLAMATION oF GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
We have received by telegraph the following
General Order to which we give the promi-
nent position it deserves. While wo deeply re-
gret that it was not issued by Gen. Scorr, to
all divisions Of the American army, we feel that
II derives increased significance and interest
from the known Christian principles Of the
General from whose sincere convictions it cma-
mates as no mere act Of Difference to the r, Jig
icus sentiment Of the community. Its only
fault is that it was not earlier promulgated
lIEApQrARTERs, Army OF TUE PuroMAC, }
WAsHuNoroS, Sept. d 1861. !
The Major General commanding desires aud
requests that in future there may 10 a moro
perfect respect for the Sabbath on the part Of his
command. We are lighting iu holy cause.
and should cnIoavor to deserve the benign favor
Of the Creator. l'nl,S, IN tho case uf an att lck
w the enemy, OF somo other extreme military
necessity, il Is commanded tn comm inding oili-
,cr-. that II work shall 10 suspended On tho
sabbath; that uu uunCto -sary movements h II
BE- mace on that day. that tie men shall, a. tar
ne ias,ihlc he permitted 20 rest from their la
hors: that tic, SHALL attend Divine service al. r
he customary Suudi, morning inspection, and
hat ofi Gers and men shall alike use their mAu-
cncc 70 insura tho utmost dccorum and quiet on
hat day. Tho G. rcrl commanding regards
this ~ no idle fprl. Ole days rest in seven is
necessary To men and animals. Murr than this,
the Observance on the Holy Day Of the God of
mercy and Of hat'lrs j. our sacred DUTY
GEORGE u. MCCLELLAN,
Major General CnmmAndiu.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-09-14
Jeh. Davis still Hang. Fire.

ph'diiphii, Sept M.-A sailor belonging
to the brig Joseph, which was captured by the
privateer Savannah, in June last, has arrived
here. lie lclt Richmord On Tuesday last. lie
heard nothing OF the death of jeff. Davis. lie
saw him on the SUNDAY previous, when ho ap-
peared as wen as usual.
Louisritle, Sept. s.--The city is full Of contra
dictory and unreliable rumors among which is
one that dispatch from Jril. Davis to a friend
was exhibited, saying tina, De- approved Of the
Confederate occupation Of Hickman aud Co
lumbus.
iouisiiHe, SPIT "a special dispatch TO tho
Richmond dispatch of the j'h, SAYS tha, Gen.
Albert Sidney Johnson, senior General in the
Confederate army, has arrived anl it is cN-
pccted will b. assi yncd TO duty at Manassas.
The Richmond p,spdi,h learns that ten. Loo
was at Valley Mountain on the 27th ult., wait.
ing Tor fair weather ami good roads 10 COM
monce operations. The Fcicrsls are strongly
fortified at Stalndkcr'. about IL miles distant.
between there and llu'ton,illo