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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
The New York Post of Saturday evening, saws

The New York Post of Saturday evening, says:
The Stock Exchange is little shocked by the war news
of this morning and prices the speculative shares have
lost only the advance of yesterday though in one or two
instances lower points are touched than before The dv
dend paying shares are comparatively steady at the
tations the fall being heaviest in the "fanciesn New
York Central closes TN bid cash. The stock is
for delivery. For Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati
95 bid New Jersey Railroad is quoted 1l59I2O The
prominent feature of the market one which is the
topic of Wall street. is the rmness of the government
credit. The Six Cents firm at 93k for the regis
tered, and ok for the coupons which the quota
tons of yesterday. There is slight yielding in the old
Treasury Notes. these probably being Influenced by the
comparative disturbances of the convertible notes which
are obanable at the price The of the border
States are weak and are lG14 per cent. lower At the
Close however, prices are rather better The issues
Ohio, New York and Illinois are firmly held.
The war news at hand this morning signal for
general stampede among the currency brokers Of Wal
street, southern money at once undergoing important
depreciation The notes of the banks of South Carolina
Georgia. Alabama and louisiana quoted at a dis.
are very fuctuang and unreliable Virginia and North
Carolina notes selling in moderate at s6lO
per cent Tennessee at and per cent? Missouri at 80
10 per cent
currency of the West the basis the circulation being
southern State stocks The exchange at Chicago ON
ork we learn by telegraph, has risen per cent and
the same rate is asked at st. Louis
The money market is undisturbed in its noson
The supply is excessive at k6l6 per cent on call
Exchange on London closed dull " on Paris
5.2SA9530. Ss ~ VII aris
The following is comparative statement of the import
and since January l: WYNN
FOR WEEK. 1880 1880 100,
Entered at the port. 46 1856 sl5721o4 Il $40 o72
1hro S" on market 4o3,s66 1,4l2,7sl 1,24l 100
Entered at the port .$s5116,765 ss645I59 1914
thrown on MARKET 1921 037 sc, SS2 494 % 22l 323
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Nanstarg ans Commercial 8sbish).
BALTIMORE. ADril IL. 1851

baltimore, April 49, 1861.
There hardly anything done in Stocks here to-day,
and the feeling in the market very heavy In New
York under the the market broke down seri-
ously, the State stocks falling off y to the Rail-
road shares to 24 per lot of 81 800 Maryland
1890 6s sold to-day at &c. and this sale of rs
shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad $751; comprised all
the transactions at the Board Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road left of however at only $50 bid For Northern
Central Railway $3 was bid, and $4 asked but sales
were made Maryland 6s left off bid 90 asked for
S9Os and Baltimore City do at 90 bid 96% asked
for lS9Os. Railroad bonds generally heavy. Bat
more and 0hos closed at 50 bid for 1885, 81 bid 50
asked for 1885, SO bid 90 asked for 1s62s 1.-THE extra
dividend bonds and Northern Central 1855 closed at
4S bid 504 asked In the midst of the general depression
the stock of the Gas Company keeps up S11o being bid
and $3.50 asked for it to-day.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, April 18th, 1861.
$500 Maryd 6's '9o-99 2 shs. B. & O. RI. SIS
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE;

FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Brcm. bark Gustar.-6,5O5 bags salt, A.
Schumacher & Co.
Rio JANERIo-Bark MOndamin- ,534 bags coffee ,Thos
Whitridge & Sons; 466 do, order
COASTWiSE.
CHARLEsToN-Steam Thomas Sauann-IOO casks rice
Richardson Co.; % do, Samuel Phillips Co.. 10 do
j. 7. Pearce; 60 bales cotton, A. C. Schaeer
CHARLEsToN-Schr. JackSon-l23 bales cotton A. G.
Schaefer so casks rice Jas. Corner Sons % do Henry
Wilmington; Is do, order.
SAyANNAH-Stedmer Chesapeake bales cotton A.
G. Schaefer.
BosToN-Schr, Mllard Filmore.-140 hhds. sugar
tierces do, Dougherty Woods & Co.; 100 bbls mackere
W. Price G. H Rogers; 40 do j. II. Bradley; 25 bales
broom corn ORDER 100 pkgs furniture 800 do wooden
ware, 100 bills mdse sundry nerSons
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thu word Wreck" has been laid Is fathoms south of
vessel sunk in Barrow Deep.
The buoy lies in 10 fahoms at low water spang tides
with the following bearings
The Cupola of the Chapel on the Heights over Dover
in line with the centre Of the Lord Warden Hotel INV.
South Foreland Low Lighthouse, NE by E.
Dover Castle Flagstaff, ME.
Folkstone Church, " by Z.
By order, P BERTHoy Sec'y
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I6,ZUU
IaKen Tor consumption ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000

Stock of Rio this day ....................13
salss-1 900 bags Rio per washington, at iSI cts,
do do at Is to 34 cts 800 do various IL to Tx
REMARKs.--The market continues quiet and holders
very firm at full rates Buyers move with caution, and
quote prime Rio at l34 to IA cts good 13H cts fair Is
to 19 cts low grades II to 12K cts Laguayra IA to Is
cts, Java Tx to Is cts. WHITE ELDER,
Baltimore, April 18th, 1861. Coffee Brokers. -
FLOUR-The excitement produced by the news of the
commencement of hosttes at Charleston, has had the
and Flour in with most other descriptions of
merchandise has been very quiet today No sales
ket steady at yesterdays figures, viz s5.37k for
Howard Street, Ohio and City Mills Super S5.s7K6 for
brands City Mills do and s75o775 per bbl for fancy
retailing brands do We heard this morning of sale
made yesterday but which has not before been noticed
OF 300 bbls Western Extra for export at So per bbl
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is still selling at the
following rates viz 1915 for Wechs 1926 for the lead
n o Tanas 81 sa%ore ground and s65o9675 per bb
Kss tao 7s aS1 cORN MEAIWe quote Rye Flour to-
both Baltimore and Brandywine but for both these ar
tices the market is very dull ''' OO'A ''''N -
GRAI>.-The Grain ma ket was quiet this morning.
the attention of almost every one on Chanus bens AZ
rected to the discussion of the war news and e,har
absorbing political matters, rather than the transac.
Grain and for all varieties the market Arm There
about 900 bushe each Wheat and Corn at mar
let Most Of the Corn sold at 5sG59 cts for mixed
69G60 cts for yellow and 6J64 cts for white but there
was very little done in Wheat. We quote however at
130(dl35 latter being offered
lot PRIME 145@155 cts for fair to good white 15s@1e0
cts for prime do and 165dl70 cts. for choice lots do
There was no Rye at Market but Of Oats there
$500 bushels offered, and sales reported of
$500 bushels Maryland at cs and of 500 bushels
Pennsylvania at 34H cts
MOLASSES-There is nothing whatever doing in Mo.
asses but still quote as follows, VIZ Cuba at l6lS
es for crop clayed; 1922 cts for do Muscoyado
English Island at 1920 cts for old Porto Rico at 2S932
cls Sp and New Orleans at 32935 cts for new crop.
has been very little done In Pro-
hron;n .o-day the sales far have heard en-
and vny lot Of 80 ierces picked Hams at 81 cts,
viz cts s ss o. Bacon at our previous quotations.
Of the obhe have orders for Bacon from the South, but
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8xii RDaos.

M q 1r; PRiLAD Ell Allro0v
- RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
and after MONDAY, April 18th, Passenger Trains for
Philadelphia willleaye PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT daily
Except Sunday follows, viz:
EXPRESS TRAIN at els A. NJ, WAY MAIL at 945
A. h.; EVENING MAIL AS 2. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS att As F. n only. III trains connect e
New York Trains except IS P NJ, on saturdays
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
200 P. NJ, stopping at all Stations between Baltimore
Havre de Grace.
From PHIIIA ELPHIA 70 BALTIMORE at SI5A NJ, II ss
A. NJ, and 1850 ?. N
DELAWARE RAILROAD FOR SALISBURY AND IN
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
BY leaving in 6l5A. ~ train will connect at Wilmington
with 946 A H. train, daily Except Sunday for Milford
Salisbury and intermediate stations.
NOTICE-A coored persons, whether bond free, W
De required to bring responsible white person.
ally known to the undersigned, who will be willing sign
pond to the Company before they will be taken
portion Of the road
apI3-tf M-M CRA NPNRn.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INsTRvHtNSS
and
GLOBES.
NJ THE LARGEST AaS0RTWENT Of raA aroyE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER NALTEEp
10 v. fratt street
BLUNT, New York t.Sc.tf
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Skippina.

Ia FOR ROTTERDAM.-The new Al Pre-
Nm saPs aa Ssk isDaeR S4 AZ 8bo2R
Or passage having superior BR%P SRe
apl3-N No % South Charles street, up stairs.
Ill FOR MONTEVIDEO.-The Al cIinner |
sszb bark CHASE Rattle, master For freight or pas.
apl86lf C. MORTON STEWART.
sst FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th superior ship
;AaAassIR JOHN FRANKLIN, J. J. Despe3ux, having
Large portion Of her cargo engaged viii have quick des
having fine Cabin accommodations, ply to
Or JOHN HE 4 BRfasDSp's S ga,
ap3t cor. Commefce and Pratt sis.
IL FOR BREMEN The fine American ship
~ MONT o., BLANC Landerkin MASTER will have prompt
dSPaeh for the above port Fer freight and
,. '' I'LL '''''' Ell GE 5Pfls & %1LKENs,
apl-u No l22 Lombard street.
ss4A FOR LIVERPOOL.-The Al ship ADMI-
- RAL Haesloop, master, now leading at Ramsey,s
qc das PoF For aS s s PSg6
mhs0.f Commercial Building, Gay It.
ess4 FOR ROTTERDAM-The fine American
- ship J. G BoYNT0N, Theobald, master, will have
nhss.tr KAT7 i : e. aEgPo Street
- FOR LlVERPOOL-The fine ship MAR.
Wba1 2 o C09SG nSsfr gGg Sadng at
nhss.t, 'S"' apply 0AR 3 h3T E9GE 1Ss,r.
xg+et FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine slip
TbSf d%s tie fs 9oT H94PS e.
u " nave D'''''n For ''ss Fo aRRRy t ROGERS,
.a4 FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL,
WITH dd5t RMEsP4TGaThe packet schooner MARY
,s, % % '''' ''' 's' e. q '5f'ER5 afRPE to
apl9-tI Spears wharf
~A FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER
S ~ CHANTS S4i T regular W EEKLYLINE OF
GaRf ;s Meh hayDg 2rge portion board
vi" SAL wit" despatch" 6GS 'Sh F$stz
Goods address will be forwarded free OF com
receipts and adj
Messrs. T. C. s B. G. WORTH. Agents in Wilmington
ap6tf ''-
org FOR CHARLESTON. S C.-TRE MER-
sabg Clipper t scSr S A cEr YYr
now receiving freight and win sail with despatch For
CHARLES PEEDERGAsT,.
e Al &c ChaTgef paid on gp2ds shPPsd this goods
N B.Shippers will please send duplicate receipts with
Messrs ii r RUSSELL co. Agents in Charleston. a ap4
xSsA FOR BOSTON.-The fast-sailing schr.
- cERET0, Crowell, MASTER is now loading for thu
a62Ye port ana having the most of her engaged,
apply apS corner aE F1ss s6d aS st5ss
| .ssx FOR BOSTON. The fast.sailing brig
- ABBOTT LAWRENCE c. Fuller, master is now
loading for the above and having the her
cargo engaged quick dispatch For balance freight
| or passage apply to HESLEN q ROGERS,
ap2tt N W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
.>S94 NEW ORLEANS
| ss5sSs LINE OF
| Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Knowles
| EDWARD EVERETT, e Gunby
| " HELEN A. MILLER, Calf
| = CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all Of superior class and insure at the
owes figure They sail regularly advertised and are
anded by Captains well experienced in the trade CO.
pacy TOO OF the above vessels in such afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin steerage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON Il Co
oro Ut, -,-,,r,o, No. 81 Pratt street.
| GEO ". HYNSON Co, Agents, New Orleans will for
| their address. rdIs-f
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

s$~On and after January 80, Trains leave
CALVERT STATION AS FOLLOWS.
the Mail Train daily Except Sundays Al $50 :,
Tor E'mfa, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston Scyantor
BSnghampton Syracuse oswego, Toronto, oueb.c and
Shnrea ana al parts OF Western New York and Canada
$50, Tor Pttsburg, Chicago Cleveland CincInrsti g
L9pis and al parts Of the West and Northwest -
FOR ELnmitsburg, Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon RaI
nenn allentown Eason, Reading Pottsville Carlisle ana
Chambersburg, Pa. and Hagerstown. Md " ''"
tor Green Springs Owngs' Mills ReisterstoEn and Wst
minister. 's'0"H ni4N " eSt'
as low fare as by other routes 7 VI '''S' anu a'
can 20 by this train to Detroit and Chicago via
Niagara aus atthe same cost as by any other route
Express Train daily Except Sunday at $40 P for ali
road ~ N''N'" ma Sidnu NAH
the West and Northwest ' "'' e n ''
travellers from Wast ington and the South by the "a
this road WIN VIE 'r''u'
E3T TICKETS and information, apply at the TICKET
Franklin streets, Baltimore " ' a.
,ory>, ,,c,.,, JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN T. RlGN Ely Asst Spper.L' aGfc;:' ia2ltf
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BALTIMORE MARK ELS

COFFEE-CoTee is quiet but the feeling in the market
is very firm There is none selling from first hands but
we note sales to-day from second hands of $50 bags
Rio at 13HG14 cts. We refer for a statement of the
general condition of the market report of Messrs
White L Elder, Coffee brokers' which publish below:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, April 9th, 1861. 900 bags
Received since, per bark Cavalier ......... 5000 g
Mondamln.......... 5000 -"
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ISsth {ssFa EfttSS3ssf5IS-581l FUK THE
#a4E EFzs &aNNEzs@~]SSz WEST 4 Nd SO - ?


&&N1z-S2SK% " T. y 7 Il " u y -
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On and sitter April 4th 1861 he trains will fellows:
Leave CAMDEN STATION, BaltimOre--Hail (exce!l
Suuray at $50 A. 81; Express daily al 345 P. b.
Both Trains directly through for ALL PARTS OF THE
WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR W. 7 PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 30 g. N
train between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accommoda.
ton train leaving Piedmont at 40 A. NJ and hetweeu
Gr2fton and ParkrSburg, take the Is A. $50 P
train from Be- more
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 80 P y.
TIE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at II
4. d., and Las and $40 P. NJ and Elcos Mills at 40
a ~, and 400 and 100 P NJ
FOR. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leaves Baltimore at 90 and $40 A. Land 10 and P
u On Sundays ct 4 10 4. Ii. only Leave Washington
625 and 7lOA NJ and 2A5 and 545 P N. On Sundays n
245 r ~ only. The second and fourth only from
Baltimore stop at way points The second fourth rars
from Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
connect With trains on the Annapolis road.
For further information tickets every kind, &c appy
to T. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden station, at IT.
Ticket Once. ?. SMITH,
, ~ Master q Transportation.
u. M. COLt., General Ilcket Agent aplSf
fSSs rs55saszssSsssssJ1 FUR THE
AZSz ~ - e-1SsseE NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
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STEAMBOATS,,
ssE-e.--s
EASTERN AND WESTERN

EszsAhA-=-H HnIS su nGD WESLEYAN
III El SfEHP Fsg$ aSB pRgEgHe
ere On ard after SATURDAY March 5Oh 1851 these Steam
NJ un 'heiT routes as follows leaving at O'clock
taxi RfFEEF ye4F Cambridge Denton and landings on Chop
0x6rd" Ea.iSE sb DAY and MONDAY For Cambridge
rfEdSSEh e9 Es1aK8fDs every
sn Tet Rr and FgsI1 %sn
and return EYery sIhss and Esston via Miles River
s0 nd Tsp
HTsf st. Acaes Miles RT EsE9a
Exclusion Tcfsi; every tuesday wsin.:i Is
Meais g Sx anu Observation-Disclosures. 100
eg- Freight must he prepaid
mh27.r -'-'-ii STREET {2ot Camden
EzsIE FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER
slssssa- The steamer MARY WASHISGToE will
NEs 9gr route to the Patuxen commencing WE'D
- FEBRUARY 9th, and continue every Wednesda
thereafter until further notice.
The steamer GEORGE WEEHS will Ieaye bs Mas ter
fH r re nsao MORNING. commencing March 6t
THEO WEEMs, Master,
bos bi landed at either No. Tobacco Ware
All freight must he prepaid. mhl6tf
I'll BALTIMORE AND SU6QUBHAT
S s9seps s G9aR5E u poKr DE-
POST S HAyRE pc GRACE and TIDE %ATER CANAL
}Gssf fEt EE4gi2' E3 !isSf
TUESDAY THgRs6AY and sAfURbAY S at E oeocf
. saa E S RAfE GaS SoSo rdnn,o
leaygf sane place EVERY TUESDAY THURsD4Y and
R9RT P p wE6N EsP1Y ea anf
Passage, berhs included, so cents.
trelght received daily until o'clock carried AZ ioy
rates and carefully attended TO- = wv
Boats lowed only at the s Of S re-
at ayre sc Grace will attend to forwarIinD
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EsgA OLD DOMINION sTEANB5

S- |15zsssE COMPANY.
r,E E0R o kREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND Ian
LNGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
% me steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Fairbank, leav eA
banore from her berth, at Needham pier Light stree
wharf, EN cry FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock and
Fs 65 al leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESDAY
tne tram Of cars from Richmond and Washington Sopping
az an the regular Landings the Rappahannock rive
gong and returning, to land and receive freight and pas
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9Iatfornr Stalls.


"a MURDOCH'S STANDARD SCALES,
FOR HAY AND COAL, put up at short notice.
~ Also on hand, all sizes of FLOOR and PORTA-
SsEsA BILE PLATFORM SCALES, COUNTER1SCALES,
BEAMS &C., of superior quality and warranted durably
correct. RICHD. MURDOCH,
SOS No harles
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40 FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine ship
s - CURRlTUCK, Knowles, master, now loading at
Conmefcial wharf, follows the MARTHA WHITa0RE,
ana VIII nave dispatch. For freight apply to
,oo F0ARD L. ROGERS,
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Stobes, fMrnatts, TT.

SiIhsr @ars> ystuslrg, TT.
GEO. ". WEBB,
~ GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,
5. E. CORNER BALTIMORE LIGHT STREETS
Manuiacturer importer and dealer lin rich EWELRY,
WATCHES, and SILVER WARE.
Particular attention is paid to neatness and durability in
the manufacture and repair Of Jewery. j-tf
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFlELn, BRO & CO.,
800 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now receiving extensive additions their already
large stock of GOLD WATCHES, which they offer the
public at low rates. feGtf
1. Q. oANFIELD VI R. oAH7IELp. IH 2EaEpIFH
TANFIELD, BROTHER & CO.,
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
2z9 BALTIMORE STREET,
ur26t' Baltimore.
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News by Mail.
From, the South.

p .@rSvIlle, July 80. The Richmond Bank
vNenton has adjourned, after advising the
'Ilt0erate Government to issue one hundreo
"''N dollars in treasury notes.
l"n' Robert Toombs has resigned the oecre,
MnyEAlp of State of the Confederate States, ana
Nv" +, NJ. I Hunter of Virginia succeeds HIM.
,' '@e Memphis Appeal, in urging P anters 70
0ier cotton at home, says: s. should ehe
.,a' d.tq aan'ivy be brought to Memphis say
'OVO GOO bales, and he stored in our ware
,, 1t will be temptation. for the enemy &c
~ sway It's capture, which would be extremely
''"T PARTICULARLY as cotton will he very scarce
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN JULY 3D. 1861.

al lae n orth next winter. 1t would be tapta.
mount indeed to Offering $40 900 900 for the in
sasl on, OF the Mississippi Valley and for sue
cess'ui invasion against Memphis
dispatch from Richmond to the Charleston
ooHrier OF the 10Th, says Col. Wade Hampton
ana "en' f. Il, Smith, who were wounded are
Iao'hg we'll The same dispatch says the Federal
loss loss at Mapa ssas Junction was about 500 killed
ooo wounded and 1000 prisoners. The Confed-
crate loss is about 500 killed and 1900 wounded
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s4paiding's Prepared Glue
SpALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES.
DISPATCH.
3~T"A TIrcH IN TlMx SAWS SlNr."-EG
6s accidents Nhappen, euen in 9tHrryafea fa'sl's'
it is very desirable TO have cheap ard c.Lvtntn
wuy tor repairing Furniture, Toys Crcckery, &c.
sPALplNGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such rgencies and no usehold can AMOR
&c he without it. 1t always ready AID up to tie SUCK
ing point.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
n B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRICE Is
cents. ADDRESS, ~o
AS Ced-r-st., New York.
CAur1oN-As certain urprinripled persons are st
tenn,jnp to ia III off the unsuspectng public in ta
tionr of my Prepared Glue, would caution all persons
70 exa I'M be ore purchaiEg and that the full nhne
sPALpiNG's PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside warner: all others are swnd'iHs
counte-ieits. .,.o ,,rp.ppn
ny A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PRFfAkfu
GLCE viii save zen times lie ctst ann slN " every
l., usebt Id ~
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YpslLANTI, MICH, Jan. IA, 1861
Nor long since selt to you for box oftephnie ,il's
for the cure of the Nervous Headache amt -,
and received the same ana they had SO Soou 'A e>
that wa. induced to seud Tor more.
Please send by return mail. nhtct 70
A. r. WHEELER,
pSanti Mich
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State, hut it was years and years, and then
only by your giving a ?Uif pro quo: yes,
more than Il equivalent. by dint of log
rolling, before you could even get the per-
mission to havo it built.
Not only have they in the East reaped
the advantage of the Improvement them
selves, but also that of having the money
spent among them. The sweat which has
been wrung from you has fallen in golden
showers among your oppreSsorS. The few
insignificant improvements made in the
West even in that way. have avNiled you
little having been in the hands of Eastern
contractors who took their money home to
spend. Then with what q lavish hand has
the money been scattcrcd Why, i. took,
if we remember rightly, about three hua-
dred dollars to hang John Brown. when
fifty such murde.crs might have been hing
at the expense of about twenty dollars for
Il ghllows and one for rope. All this you
have submitted to, but the end is not yet.
The dnmnablc scheme of secession having
been forced upon you, the State debt is
now vastly increased, and rising n magni-
tude every hOurat the rat, of hundreds of
thousands daily, and for this, too, you will
have TO he taxed if you still decide to re-
main under the yoke of your opprcSSOrS.-
Snch is the case if we REM lin Let us
now contemplate the other side of the
question.
If the division is nude according to the
boundaries laid down in the ordinance, it
will embrace thirty-unc counties, cover
ing an area of about thirteen thousand
square miles, and containing a population
of PSI. 1856 inhabitants a State larger than
either Vermont, New Hampshire, Massa
chuSc,ts, Connecticut. Rhode Island, New
Jersey, Delaware, or Maryland, ana almost
as large ais South Carolina. These hoWm-
diaries Will include every variety OF soil,
from the rich alIuviIl bottoms of the Ohio
river aud its tributaries, to the upland pas
lures in the central and Southern counties
There are immense beds of coal yet un-
touched. nay. even unseen. There are also
iron ore and traces of lead, which may yet
be developed in rich and profitable mines.
Then there are oil wells, the Importance of
which cannot now be estimatcd then there
is the salt; also numerous mineral springs
OF all kinds, to say nothing of immense
forests of the best timber in the world, and
many other mndevelopcd resources too nu
mer0us to mention in an article like this
Then again II great expense in the car
ryiug or OF the Government will be saved
III the way OF mileage, &c, and the mum
Der of officers To be paid out OF the public
treasury. Taxation will be diminished as
the wealth increases. Improvements may
he IUstcrcd aud the money spent in their
construction be kept among rs, as well as
the benefits arising thrrctrum. MIuultc-
turing and commercial interests may he
stimulated and cncomr GeI, and last, but
no: least. something may b. done for the
education of the m l>scS things thlt new
er will or can he done it we remain part
aud parcel OF the Old Dominion.