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March %, Philadelphia. ...... l,4o0 {"
" 9th, New Yok. "

r,.l s,o., +, >r.,- W, lS o. s ogo :.
Ct,n nv "a NV ioiH o. nags anu mas oo,o.-
;I :. - ,Hls,I - w" "nH iuaot'' e. 1na P'Lee
rIs az iiI2v H1nS cts ior inluuiins eP'alius anu
nuils, 'laSseslhe INQUIRY Is moderate put prlees
are STEADY Inc safes lnclude 50 hhds CUBA at lsGl9
CTS - hhos forto hco at "a els by AUCTION we near
oI saes OF ou mus, ouoa az lo,pi!: Gus oasars-the
SAFES continue very mouerate nut prices as general
thhs are maintained we noilce safes OF IoO boxes Ia
U.s. az 90 re re narat Is h d tb anu ,
saics 81 sen Nils ~ 72I7ie ctS ~ NfF'' e
~ " WV ~ " - . SS 10
pan ADETpurA ,ApVET no-,,s ILL.,, :; ~
I;tte ehinning demand fr Fanr md Tho nab. in
mes dnll. 3ao0 bbs Ohio extra are rannrad at e. Ok
80 Nj roSs Iii, pa.s..ir.Hts 80 ooo
per oo' oOV ppS, 90 at 80 oo4 ana ooo
dds, extra family at 20 10 mere Is steady home De
f - a Is ~ 81. ~ - oi I'm, Iotou "a, t -.
sa 80 Z nar hi and PnUs4I; CO. Mt
70 81 - ~, ~ Yin 80 a. % ~ q
Wheat-The demand continues limited acd prices favor
d ~ i9i ,sn G @ S o ANA anu , O1
ts nar hTsbeT Witt ] a ~ ne II a. 10
bnsb" Pve ss in es az Sa ifV ~. 70 pa' css per
g. e an a III o'' a. 20 G O. oo lor IVA
Yellow at m NM s onT is U r. onsn els new
60 90 SS Us % anu ao in te ears anu ou ye
sold at S1SS2 cts and 500 bushels PsgDov,psn;S at
32b cts per bushel Provisions are dnII Ness PORK ia
Iaid NJ s7 sn nsr M 96obhIs NJ pr, ioo ooo ~ ds
seed is in fair raonss,. 9on +i a i
sold at "a s7xd5 per 81 lbs Tmov is and held
at - 753 per busheI FIaxsIed is wanted at II Am
/ so per bushel Whiskey is on the advance Sales Of
200 bbs Ohio at 1917 cts Pennsylvania do I9cts: hhds
ISI cts and drudge IS cts per gallon.
NEW YORK CATTTF MARKET Srsrcb z Tho mn m
her Of cattle on sale at lltb sras s rnorn;p was he
tween t6o and 5oo head of ganaraIiI ordinary .s
sormen fair spnnv Of goods an ennaI amonnt Of moor
win few of extra Qualities which have been selling nj
nrces averarnp from 5% TO Q 4 cts ner In for common
10 good The prospects are that hulk Of the rcceints
will be sold TO-DAY although the market is not yery live
W. ut all events those LEFT will he NEEDED Tomorrow
~ d, rei haI t h er, wa NC S ht G
| vance in prices
>-rvr nrDr1pn o,r ,,,,yrr NJ, c.
w, NEM - oI MS "a r. slafc -
oiCe ~ IL Se ots 't r. au 'e seS
Sii''U ~ I , ~ ~ % 80 90 ht f . p b tn.
tio W.. ha,o Sep a foJio Nov Redford on hbi
co. bnrn co,snrontion and son hnIs for er,or,o WaT
tucet sno rms for e1,nor Ware, T0o bbIs fr ernor
onJ in Newnort FT5 Ills also Tor he deoand f
eynort heinz now about snnnIed WboleNTn WbaIe tbt
fransactione since onr incae saIes NJ 1Go bbI
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, March 5.-Flour, &c.-Saes
OF seo Dds at S5l09515 for superne State and West
ern 70 for ordinary to good extra State $3.50
30 Tor low grades OF extra Western $54556 60 for ship
ping brands of round hoop Ohio. and $5.707 10
Tor trade brands do Southern Flour in fair demand,
put at prices generally above the views of buyers.
The arrivals are not large-saes of eco bbIs at S.
565 for mixed to good superfne Baltimore &c, and
So75g1 rs for the better grades Rye Flour in fair
demand and steady-sales of 220 bbls at s3 3O(4 10
Corn Meal dull ard heavy at IS for Jersey and
Tor 3randywne Buckwheat Flour is steady at 81 5O0
175 per 100 lbs Gran-The Wheat market is less active
but Is without much variation. Corn less active but
Is without important change Shippers holding back
until further news from Europe received The sales
embrace some 81 900 bushels part last EVENING" at
5s cts for damp Northern 56Hte cts. for Western
mixed at the railroad depot and delivered 6S cts for
straw coored Southern 6o9e5 cts for Southern vel.
low the latter price for very dry 65HG65x for old
mixed Western In store and 81 cts for do delivered
Provisions The demand for Pork Is mitedsaes of zoo
bbls at SIT for new mess and $l27bl3 for prime.
CoseThe rket is quiet bnt steady; sales late yester
day afternoon OF QUO bags Laguayra at 14Al4H cts,
and about 500 bags Rio at ii l3H cts. The following
is the weekly Coffee circular Of Messrs. VIM Scott II
Son
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED sr.rrs

WARRINGTON, March 5, IS6I.-No. 81. GEORGE
w. Day ct al, plaintiffs in error, u.s. VIM. q.
Washburn ct al. In error to the Circuit Court of
the United States for the District of Indiana. Mr..
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion of the Court,
affirming the judgment of the said Circuit Court
in this cause, with costs.-No. 6s. Lessee of
Robert W. Smith ct al, plaintiff in error, Us. Wm
Mccain. In error to the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of Maryland. Mr.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of the
Court, affirming the Judgment of the said Circuit
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Manataru zNG Commercial 8stiths.
BALTIMORE. March 6. 1851

BALTIMORE March d, 1851.
The transactions in Stocks here to-day light, and
they generally weaker than yesterday. The
leading stock baltimore and Ohio Railroad dropped of
in price of dollar per share. There however but
little done in it, the sales amounting to only 81 shares
rs of which sold at SOL and go at s6OA cash. the closing
sales being at the latter figure 1t left of regular way
at s60E bid SCI asked In Northern Central there
nothing done, but it closed regular way at s14A bid,
sl4k asked. Canton Company closed without sales
at SAY bid, sl5& asked. The only sale of Rail
road bonds to-day of $4,000 Northern
Central 1855 at COX, this figure being decline
of4 per cent yesterdays price. Baltimore and Ohio
bonds closed at 81 bid for 1885 Sn bid for 1855 SO
bid for 1925; and Northwestern Virginia bonds at 90
bid for first and Y bid for second mortgage City 6s
were lower to-day sale made of 81 GOO 1865 at
954, but nothing done in 1855 1905. Both
1888 and 1905 closed however 96 bid 81 asked
sale made Board 20 shares Citizens Bank
at Sl1, but this the only transaction which took
place in Bank stocks For the Mining stocks there is
still inquiry, today of 100 shares
Gardner Hill at So So Is North State at 25 cts,
and 1900 shares Baltimore and North Carolina at 20 cts
At the first board at New York to day stocks declined
very considerably but at the second board prices went
up again Virginia 6s declined at the first board $2A;
Missouri Gs ST. Tennessee bonds 4; Canton <; Reading
ST. Cleveland and Toledo SlA Michigan Southern 81
Michigan Southern guaranteed s24; Rock Island 81 ~
but Missouri 6s advanced again at the second board r.
Erie Il Reading A. Harlem y and Galena and Chicago
K New York Central sold the first board the
price yesterday, but it declined at the second
board q.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNESDAY, March 6, 1851.
$1,000 RR Dds SS-ss i''0 i e. M na Co. and
shs. B. & o. RR.-60x 100 shs Gardner Hill
e 500 80 Is yh M.n @G4t S' State -2'O
| NJ. Co. 20
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

:, DEoEMBER TERM.-ANEAPoLIs, March 6.-No. 1885,
BASH b. Hopkins and Robert Hull Us. Daniel Kent
appeal from the Circuit Court for Calvert County,
ms case was argued by A. B. Hagner for the APP
pehants, ana oy q. S. Parran for the appellee
NO. loy' James Denton and wife Us. Israel Griffith
aeppeGan rom the Equity side Of the Circnit Court
A. DaLseFp O"nnty. ibis case was argued by
Parran for the appellee.-No. i47. james Phelps
ana olners 70: John Stewart Appeal from tie
Equity SIDE Of the Circuit Anne Arundel
this Court. Cause remanded. Va spiuIon VI
docket) Henry A. Humphrey and other, =. ,ba
State Appeal from the Circuit Court for Mo .ne
gomery County. Justice Tuck delivered the "n;n-
ion of tn Court. Judgment affirmed Ns oPlu-
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUpor PRICE.

IUWSUNIOWN, March 6, 1851,
The Civil docket was resumed this morning
and the case of VIM. II. Thompson Us. Christianna
Chaum, an exception to the mechanics lien law,
was taken up. Verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
S7O.-Wm. Brooks H. Dugan, an exception
to mechanics lien. Verdict in favor of the plain.
tiff for Sll3 .69.-To- morrow the States Attorney
proposes to call the removed Criminal cases from
Baltimore, and in case of the non attendance of wit
nesses, attachments will be issued against them
The Civil case of Samuel l.. Linah rs. John w.
Davis, was on affidavit removed to Howard county:
and the further call of the Civil docket was post.
poned until Wednesday next.-Adjourned until
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;SSGaylIs9Igk.
e1FgA GROWN ELLIS
~2sszzz1aE. LIN OF STEAMERS
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK.
The Steamships Of this Line will leave
BALTlMOkE, froTa Spears wharf
And NEW YORK, from Pie ID, North River on
EVERY SATURDAY Y, at noon
Shippers to WILMINGTON, n. G. BOSTON, PROVI-
DENCE, PORTLAND and other Eastern points have
their goods promptly forwarded by this line free OF
mission Apply to
SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 Spears wi arr
or to II 3. CROAWELL& CO.,
So WEST STREE
feStt New York.
Se BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
~aAa&&=. The new and magnificent side-wheel Ocean
Steamers ). X. SPAUBDING, Solomon H0wrs. command
er, and BEN DEFORD, Vim. A. Haiiett, commander, will
sail for Boston EE cry FRIDAY, at o'clock p H. alter
nately.
The accommodations for passengers are THE FIRST
CLASS.
Fares including Meals and staterooms
For freight or passage apply to -
4. L. HIGGINS, Agent,
Office, Boston Steamers wharf,
myl6-t foot of Long Dock
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Solo. 90 b. OdsI
baa u MO during the past week amount to $3.50
stadt Brazil at IAN cts and sundry lots at our quota
Stock Of RIo m Mars closes 10 Arm but quiet.
March a. Sai.lmoassn isS SSo pss''
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JupGE BOND.


Archibald Sterling, Esq, States Attorney pros
ecutlng.-John Sickafoose, well-known charac-
ter hailing from Federal Hill, was tried upon an
indictment charging him with having assaulted
1859, at Vauxhal Gardens. John Ii. Wilmot
Esq, for defence. Tried before the Court 1t
was shown in evidence that Mr.. Rhodes, in COM
pany with one or two friends, entered the above
foose and several companions, the former inquiring
of Mr.. r. whether he intended to vote the
next d y. Upon receiving evasive reply,
he exclaimed, "lets lick all the id Re-
formers, and Immediately commenced an onslaught
upon Mr.. Rhodes and his friends, beating Mr. H.
quite severely. His Honor adjudged him guilty,
and sentenced him TO Imprisonment for month,
and to pay fine of S25 and costs total S35 H.
In three cases against John Boyd for renting hou-
SEES to be used as houses of gill fame, the court or
dered the foreitures of recognizance already enter
ed TO De stricken out on condition that plea of
guilty be entered and the occupants of the houses
expelled. The required plea was made in consider
alton OF which no judgment was entered by the
ourt.-The case Of Jno. Reed charged with the
sale OF liquor on Sunday, was indefinitely postpon-
ed owing to the absence of witnesses.-A case
against William ii. White, indicted for keeping a
gambling house, was also continued for the same
reason.-State u.s. Adam Lipp, indicted upon the
charge of having rented house to one Ann Kelley
on Low street. for brothel. Verdict of guilty.
fned $40 and costs.-Adjourned till 10 o'clock to-
day.
SUPERIOR CoURT-5upqE MARTIN
Adams Us. Duthen. Before reported Verdict |
for plaintiff for one cent damages Motion for a
new trial filed by plaintiff T. r. Troxel and
others u.s. William Applegarth and John Whiting
ton, garnishees of s. X. Dunnock. Attachment on
judgment On trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Samuel Blades, trustee of Elizabeth Blades, u.s.
Bernhard Clark. Action on trespass Verdict for
plaintiff for $50.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREns
Amelia kammerer Frederick kammerer.-
Bl hled granting divorce mensG ct horo, and
injunction granted prohibiting the Savings Bank
OF Baltimore from paying over to the defendant
until the further order of the Court in the premises
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE GILES
NO business was transacted in this court yester- |
day.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day says:
The Lincoln Inaugural something else, yesterday,
knocked the wind of the stock The business
done the lightes for several weeks Only s14 900
of loans and 220 shares sold and of the latter $500
shares in Reading Railroad-opening about 81
selling at D. and closing at fraction above 81. The
market closed dull, the political future OF the country
being looked upon with increased distrust No
count on peace for the next twentyfour hours blow
struck at Charleston any other point in the seeded
States, would probably embroil the country in of
during wi ich the best stocks would suffer terribly.
is this apprehension that chlls the market which
there every indication would otherwise be active and
prices buoyant The bill market is inactive and rates
unchanged. Call loans placed at Gar per cent.
the best bills at 90 per cent? and extended paper may
be quoted at 23 per cent month, with very few
actions.
The New York Tribune of this morning, says
The tendency of the stock market was downward this
morning, and the more thorough digestion of Mr.. Lin
coins inaugural does not appear to have had favorable
effect upon operators They in his expressed
nation to enforce the laws and possess public property
the element of collision with the Southern Confederacy
They fear that any morning may bring startling adyices
of action at the South which may precipitae the two
sections into civil war, in which the carrying of
fancy stocks would not be agreeable. Consequently
there was disposition to sell almost everything and
general yielding of prices to effect sales large
number of transactions made.
Firstclass paper continues in very moderate supply in
the discount houses, and it is passed without difficulty, if
Short at 6G7 per cent Very good singename grocers'
paper goes at S(d10 per cent. There is demand for
much larger amount Of choice than found the
market Treasury Notes are neglected, with but few
pressing the market The u per sold at 103
and the other descriptions to pay about SH per cent nte
rest to the buyer Those used for Custom House purposes
dearer, selling at 4692s per cent discount
The Cleveland Herald states that proposition is now
before the Ohio Legislature to lease the public works
the State to private company composed of responsible
The market for foreign bills quite firm but dull in
consequence of the arrival of the Australasan Ster
ling Of leading bankers is LOG asked Commercial sigma
lures go at 1o44d105&. Francs 5.40G5.35.
The Michigan Central Railroad earned in February:
FEBRUARY, looI ...... Sll9,IS3ST
Fepfuary, looo...'..'.... .......... lO7,7iSS6
increaSe-... ....... Sl2,0O5Il
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
in February, follows:
FEBRUARY, 1901 ...''...... ..............S64,Ol 5
February, lS60................ ......... $40
beCledSe'' SZ,490
The gross receipts of the Erie Road in February were
largely in advance of February, 1860.
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Sbtgaia4.


IL FOR HAVANA.-BarlI / u CuKD
$50 BOURN. will have immediate da.not -, OHAp-
or 2nf freight apply to AoRKELd + RANDALL,
- - = - = = =; - -Aelahge 7 ace.
- ing Al Prusan ship ARNOLD B0H iH l4StS sail
For R Snd 4ys afS h 35 the
iations, apply to = BROTHERS BoNINGER,
20 = = 2e1t G-a 5ss se[e-1 91 sIai- s
NAPIER is now loading at Hendersoa's wharf for
ne above aad having the greater part Of her ergo
passage apply to John HESDEi{S1N : % VI
fe26.tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets
@ h HV J4r hlE EB BIT. regular packet
# hcP caro- IN III catoEff' master havS
~ 7"' apply 70 T HOOPER & 20
fe22If Commercial Bn ldine.
s54 FOR BREMEN.-Ihe Al Bremen Ship
despatch for the above port fo 5st or pas.as ; Apply
'fe1otr c,r,or r,,,oo. +: L. BR4AUNS Co.,
F0E PPF,iF,T M. 5.--.
AHNA " T Sr 5. hs Ai P b 9aTN
afch the above BORT Fox cish or passSe gS
Vt ''''O " mn T vow K& IpFi q ARExs.
- FOR TIvERp00T ~ S = is si; , SlESf5
GLORY. Hobbs, master win lead at CONNER
For eght a ipH" the ard hqye cqsPste
fe9-tt 10 Bowiy's wharf
cHASTs IITTTo SAIi . G1Ihh MI, Msk r.
S3 sir MAREfTA BUCK
ami going on board viii i w a hfr cfr 6 ed
"'''' 20 oiiANlHS IN = Sm mEk'SA SI,1,t
my address, iii be forwarded tn f oo
+. B@SfRippsrs will meas, so,a
each dray load. e'' pm
Messrs II. r RUSSELL Co, Agentsin Charleston. mh7
sts+-}S TOh % hNNAH, GG.--E&PRESS
ERs5 nu~ o ss LIZ s 5B ENG
Sc 6sy mast sn$sgtd " iGsys Har
"l'''e OF P 3sy aP2iX X6 2
For RTCTST0Nn IT6T5 5.5s an" nv gay VS.
So vITg DFsPaTSH IIo 100 9aiL
S ssi t. NJ B. Frank nix The schooner loading S
SAL as above For terms Of freight @pPlytt ,r,r,r
az' NOR, G :, ,=,= - Spears WHAT
E4ss59sThe fast-sailing schooner WATER WITCE Ful
% mast is now Iadig in .seEc Street dock for the
DESPATCH Wv f2s s5S ERR "a $ss
- S s ETS1 FRO NEW YORK WEEKLY, FOR NEW
CHIC0IN ST MARES X ~ H,st oN' Law ACCAAPALA-
vii be taRa At sent to Us for , to
FREE 6F from tam rates. and forwarded
II. Il 7 YLoR CO.
mhl-im 70 West street. New fgES Y6r,,
II FOR WILMINGTON G-TgF MED
g sf&a CHANTS REGULAR W EEKLY LINE or
With ssP PaSs sS;P ss SPPy 2ard Will sail
Goods sent to yil b TO- ~. Stii' ~
mission and all charges thereon sid ec oi oo
So Shinpers will please send dn rpean;t0 a A
jYess to MERGE; Mrs. NE iVSe'P''' anu al
Nessrs T G h r q WdRTH' ,ga,4si l., vr;,,rir,t, ~
ST F0R P0ST0N NJ -o--,1;-,.
I4GR sCE GHR1fT i nc Ies ui&t ptchet sCnr.
for the above mort and vii 49, "
or passage appIv to ~ I'll g ~ - PorEII55SSs IGN
ly22-1 y W. corner Pratt and Gay streets.
ekSas NEW ORLEANS
sSsSSsz8 .INE0g
p sCt. Frru
Ship JANE n ENDERSON, Cautl;. <r0Tyi44
:. EEP Ely Ar E,yyIERiETT, guahg.
GHIRTE ne hii'i4i-4'' {, 1g%.t:
These yesseIs are ali ~ \ spua,io. ,., on, ; . =,
oyest figure Thay sail ragsri,y ~ 80, d.
manded by Captains well exncr;,,cad IN Tho rad ~: ~
paGy 100 o. the aooyc vessels IN such aa viii afford
amply to f0tis q < EnEf{SfI$tS : te5s'' Z
\ n 81 Pa f.,
GEO. W. HYNSON Co., Agents New Orleans win T,r
ward with promptness and dispatch goods CONSIGNED Il
their address. di3tf
GOr 5aIt, Jrsigkt 1T Gtart.r:
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WINTER ARRANGEHENT
s--c,-,rr
- "a ;a9 !! !ii ifl JagluaTy g, Trains leare
. tHS AiaI ran daily exert Sundays al 20 e. s.,
81 md, huiaIp Niagara rails, Kingston Snsntun
t2' syracuse, OSFeEo, Toronto, Qurh'r and
-'et', al' az parts o. western New York and Canada
'sy, Iof fttsbErg, Chicago, Cleveland. Ciltnnati ~
/ LGJis ana al! parts o! the West and Northwest.
rOf Elinltts5uT Gety Shurg Lancaster
heh, Allentown, kaston, Reading Potsyie, Carlisle and
ClIa'a hershIrg, Pa, and HaEeistoWn Nd
miEs:;r. '''' " est
SS %5 say one change Ct cars and at
Niagara Falls, the sane cost as bv an be VI"
Express Train dai Except Sunday at ga II for an
road. " " '"'Il"Hu Rail
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily .t y = fo
Travellers from NasI motor, and ,to c,r., J., -, 90,
N. and $40 p IT. trains make copnect;on y NJ ~
or-r this rsad. " " '
Enr TICKETS and Inarustiot, apply at the TICK EFT
3tFiCE, calvert station, n +. corner Of Calvert agd
Franklin streets, Baltimore. ~ - ~"'''t o."
JAS C. CLARKE Srre,,,,,,,r.
JOHN 7. RIGNEY.
g. - -z-, ~ '"Sg,''
S5s1z @fef 6-9s5g2-G-5E.z,& WILNINGTu, AND
- 8ALTIG0RE RAsLRcGD
HLEIER ARRANGEHE-%
,t 3ii S!Ssr ANDAf, NOV 2Gth Passenger trains for
f,i!!IIaQelptla Will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPUC
b-ttL,Jl , ~ Se%Cept SunGay) IS follows, viz:
A; n; EVENING MAIL at5IO P. 81 ''''
On SUNDAYS at 5lJ ?. n. only III trains connect VII
New ! ork Trains except BIC =. h.. on SATURDAYS
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
il5 ?. NJ stopping at all Stations between Baltimore and
From PHILADELPHIA to B.LEIIQEF Il 10
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/ A PERLE CHAMPAGNE
IA This celebrated Wine IS highly sparkling perfectly
pure ana OF rich fruity taste, unsurpassed quality rs
any VINE IN the american gGgEgt
RI BIS Cabinet Cha EPAGNE Particular attention NJ
connoisseurs is invited to its qualities and superiority q,
dinner VINE Of unrValed merit Its beautiful R,5y co0s
sttdrdTtesd to be the natural product the grape
PARTICULAR NoTIcE.rhe undersigned, being aware tl;
mary Competitors spreading the report that the se
Imported under the of ubis arcally colced do
hereby Old the sum o. Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS any kno,
chemist who could IN any public experiment. Hor Tic
scientific prcof that the deep color q the Rnbis due
th!nR else but TIE 2urs Juice Of the grape.
!. GOEzs &C.,
=. Chelons- a9ne rance
to-sae Wholesale by
CHARLES II. MYERS I. BRO,
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III! &r&Gs
WINTER ARRANGENENY

.El:fs rFzszSs:.ss5s. 80 FUR TnR
so 1Esz--,!se5s: y ORTIZ, WEST AND NORTHWEST
HGHrHHRE CENTRAl. RAILTAT
CHANGE OF HOURS
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auAKD Gt TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month of March
W. II. D. C. WRIGHT.
]. A. SHRlVER HUGH SISSON
EDW'D G. MCDOWELL, JNO. WALKER.
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StOrage

oVIUEdyE.
S1OhAGE W ANTED on either Floor or Cellar
IT, he large warehouse, No l22 s Euaw street. oppo-
nr me- niaiiore ana ohio Railroad Depot Apply the
Prenlses 70 RElP Il WOLF. feS-tf
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
oe ooalned in desirable Warehouse having two water
fronts on bowly wharf Apply to
10. p MALCOM 4 Co
Jz-u Wood street. BowlV's wharf
%TORAGB WANTED.-On first floor of Ware
tOhouse No II Smiths wharf at low rates y
CHART ES PGNnERG
Itzo-t II Smiths wharf
SToRAGE.-Capacity to the extent OF 10 O0O
'Darres merchandise he obtained at Henderson,,
wharf, Apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 co
myII-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
Crates in Warehouse No. 6s South street O"
auaotf WI. SMITH
- IS South str
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~TE~ NOTICE.

rz1zz7ES5z5zs..szsari FOE TIE PATIENT PIVEP
ne steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resume her
T9Ite 70 the natuNent River, commencing WEDNESDAY
MOKNNS, February 9th, 1861 o'clock and continue
up rs HIPS Landing " '
eGrning VII Leave IIill's Landing every Friday
ing Ior benedict VIII leave Benedict every Saturday
morning at O'Clock for Batimore-cang at an the sual
LANDINGS on the River also at Fair Haven and Plum Point
going ana returning.
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Jos, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
4. ALE&. TAYLOR, Agent, Havre de tran
j. TOME, AGENT Port lJrnneit

E,.E!k-A FOR THE SOUTH
azzzazsss1ssz5s DIRECT FRQ3iNEW Y0RE, PIILAitEI
fIIIA and BALTIMORE, via the
~, ,r,,.,,,.- BAY LINE,'
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, WiLHINSrON CHARLIE.
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEiGH, CHARioTTE GGIiti,
EIA, ATLANTA, Montgomery, AMI
NEW ORLEANS.
WINTER ARIA EMFNT
-.,, DAILY, except Sundays) via.
b%E LINZ q SEA BOARD 4 ROANOKE RtfF FGNi,
TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller is lie
to NO HiGET TGAvEL the Railroad from
hhW YORK TO WELDON, y. Q