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, 1861-04-10

Those who arc at all acquainted with the
ransit Of vessels through the Welland Ca-
nal, know that fruitful source of DELAY,
not to speak Of the expense, and sometimes
the imposition practiced, has arisen from
thoae engaged in towing the vessels from
one lake to another When q feet of ves-
sels would arrive, combinations would he
formed to put up prices, deluys would
be made at some favorite drinking-staud.
On some frivolous prctext, and the dif6cu1-
ties in one way or another attending the
transit of vessels have become 50 great
that some OF our leading shippers have
Withdrawn their tt ade from this route en-
tirely. With wise regard to their own
interests as well as to accommodate the
Vest the Canadian Government durinr
the past winter issued proposals
for y line Of tugs. two Of which
are to be used 10 tow vessels
in and out Of port On either lake, and sui.
deient number arc to be kept on the canal
to take vessels through with dispatch.
The vessels are to be towed over the 1onp
level, fourteen miles from Port Colborne
to Allenburgh, and on two other levels of
some four miles each. the contractor 10
have the option to tow with horses or
By steam. Between Thorold anc St. Gath.
crimes, where twenty three locks are To-
Gated, horses are, Of course, to be used, and
sufficient number Of horses and tugs are
to be always in readiness, SO that no un-
necessary delay can occur.
The specifications Of tie Canadian Gov
ernment were carefully discussed ut a
meeting yesterday afternoon Of the mem
bers Of the Board Of Trade interested in
the lower lake traffic The following arc
the proceedings, afler full examination
sf the whole subject:
A meeting Of the members Of the Board
o. IFaae Of Chicago, Interested in the ualiga-
tion Of the Welland Canal, held at the rooms
d Tue Board, on the 9th inst, the following
preamble and resolution were adopted:
WHxxxAh. it has been represented to Us that the
ttotesntnent o1 Canada have In contemplation ths
letting Of the contract for towing yesss is by etesm
and horses. through the WelIaua Canal to refpou-
f1b'e parties. and whereas, the Information for.
R Rssass eoss1oe 70 tenasr." hss been befoaa ns, j.
Re,eioed, That in the opinion Of this meeting IT
spsedy psssse Of he Weand csHya 1sty 1os lot
extended TO al parties desiring to use he snme
aad ftat in our opinion u would he Highly polite
-. cns's M rSres IN The msunsr 1ha4 wa Ie
tkeif pubdshed Information for partiEs Sesirfne
to Te1der,'' provided the price thereof would NOT
Contractors @ be required to cany out tie contraes
In II efficient manner.
, 1861-04-10

In our article in yesterdays issue upon the
True Basis Of Banking, provoking typo
graphical b1under ACQUIRED. In speaking of
the sntire amount of Illinois and Wisconsin
rejected currency, the figures read $74s, $50.
It should have been s7,748, $50.
, 1861-04-10
Important Legal Opinion.

TO the Board Of Sewerage Commissioners:
GENElEAEs-The undersigned understand
that the attorney Of your Board, F. G. Larned,
Esq, has given you an opinion in writing
touching the legality of the new charter, and
the election proposed to be held under It. We
desire to procure copy Of said opinion, for
publication.
, 1861-04-10

We have nothing more definite in regard to
the election for Supreme Judge in Wisconsin.
We still adhere to the opinion that Cole Is
elected, and by handsome majority.
, 1861-04-10

O. z: scR1EEN, 4se<rtssing Ageaf, os Dsa,.
BORA It,. il authorized se reesips AdDertise<nt. Ter
das and al kae Leading Repev Of t5 Nottaso1st.
, 1861-04-10
STATEMENT of the Condition
~ OF TIE
MEKC4ATfLE nU1EAL JXSURINCE "a

------- ------
- or THE eno >onu1tlon
oH tnH
''''@~''1'-e OF 3sisAt NEW 1oss' 'es'hA'ek Co.
On the thirtyrst day Of December 1sto mad. tn tn.
Ga5 sse's The nean. ntn,
IasnEaoce Company locsfed At The ciy Of New Yoat
Tsoassad four aaaatsd Il pa.s pdfassfa I'd d1s
or 9gs, 1:ssr Sx5sa RsaF"Ra ~ u. cona,nv snsa
Rfif REif. vouchers ACCOMPANY ing. TO
" ST. vs sfT s:a1 sssa ssasx % iS
Brouk N permauert WIZ T Com, %""
WIFI I'll ma5ns sbp 6oGss, e., s11 RI ssat $1,000
strck e,tnn
New Yerk City ss R!Rni RGs seek ssa :.'''. IN E 5
Other stocks owned 6y 'hs Company s.ls6
Par value ...... sasS1
f9s11 gsIn1 bonds and stoek'' market .,o,o1,..
Roads snd @poftssgss -. ~ %:9 O. .
b2 e On sles Ssa3d na hoSa hsssntee
Inssrst d above seculittea dne md 4so'''' W
1s nHs Ssss,;sa,. se{!sS:sa ;,5 pn,,,,s.t:3 esa
Rsssais@s;a a. ;,na:- sRsss Is
sos2F SSPS,ay s%aea b; tie conn,a3..: 3;s:, ;a
-.@ ~
.,. ,,,,. LIABILITIES.
a:esass sas q a2saS:
Es:sss Tss ada;tsd I'd not due d:::: .::::. Ss;z s
Al s esass ae5si. e nj against t1s eonp. 90
nT--nooe
, 1861-04-10
-D.,I ED.

In tbls eity On khe 7th int, of dipthertsL HfNpv
soa ef Chz51es B. &nd Mary z, Fs1Ken, sgtd yes1ss
l.. Y ~ SstEsAlsn ~ Nm NART !. E.DuRAMr, tex.
, 1861-04-10

Cook NeIstn, % Dearborn street, have
made their prics for cleaning and dyetng gant's
garments less ttxn any other house In tbs city.
, 1861-04-10
M a R.RJ:EI,

- =. III "A ENEE I Il ID =
son. E+Q, By the Rev. james PE11t. GEGRGH HfiGK
nI thle citS, formerly It Rochester; England Ar
EMMA z, youngest daughter Of the 1at4 Asjo,
.EQmer1+ bFit1h Army. ~ese' ees
, 1861-04-10

~ ses advertisement Of 'tHard Rabber Riggs
1fuss''-has cured sasss Of twenty yeass standing
In this City. m,1a1m
:, IN Al should mol fafl to read thA Advertisements
Of Peo{ Wood n Hdaxa rarAr
, 1861-04-10

MEETINGS IN TIE SEVENTH WARD.-Repub-
licans Of the Seventh Ward will rally On
Wednesday evening, April 10th, at Conrad
Voltz's house, corner Of North avenue and
Larabee street; on Thursday evening, April
11th, at Jacob Ander's, corner Of Chicago
avenue and Larabee street; also, at JOSEF b
Huhu's, corner OF North Wells and Illinois
streets also, at Henry Klinkle's, North Wells
evening, April 18th, at ". s. Golson's, Kor-
per's Garden, North Wells street. Good Ger
mau and English speakers will attend these
meetings, and address the citiz:n present.
Let there be general rally. By order Of the
Ward Committee.
, 1861-04-10

LADIES' CITY TRACT AND MISSIONARY So.
t1ETT.-This society will hold its monthly
meeting this (Wedneaday) afternoon at I
o'clock, In the room Of the Yourg Mems
Christian Association.
After the ordinary reports Of visitors and
committees, the matter Of street begging, by
hundreds Of CIR children, is to be considered,
with reference to desising some remedy. Aao
to take action in reference to Reform School
for girls. IF. DICKINSON, Sec'y.
, 1861-04-10

The following table shows the receipts
OF Produce from the 1st Of January to
date f1r n ~
, 1861-04-10

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE,
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of Produce during the past
IVenk
, 1861-04-10

G5 REWARD:-Lost, on Monday
Nsy night, Black and Tan Terrier slut. had tn
ena @ oi her tai cut of rttle whoever NiIl return
= aho7e. . @' "N Ne =. .n,n.1 m.ueo
, 1861-04-10

THE SWEDISH REPUBLICANS OF CHICAGO
will meet this "Wednesday evening, corner o1
North Wells street snd Chicago avenue. Let
all ba present and demonstrate their mistaken
fidelity to Republican principles, as they are.
No deserters from our ranks. None bnt trust
worthy and capable Republicans to be chosen
next Tuesday. No Usurpation-No Combina-
tlons-Prineiples before all things. Come,
every Swedish Republican of Chicago.
c. ]. SUNDE11, President,
T f EcunRxwaYr Raesx-
, 1861-04-10

INFORMATION WANTED-Of
= STEPHEN ALLEN, native Of Barfrestoue Ere.
!snd Supposed 70 be II Chicago DID live On 1efiss
s2n sneet. tWo yeAE ago He requested to COMM
4iSata immediately with biz friend E. Best Meudots
;s L1Ssae c5anty i!not7, Ebo has letter from ID
feleVe mothers nn11ety- aniisi& w14 tto
, 1861-04-10

@ you wish for buahy xhiskers or a 'faset.
mating nustaehe, send for box Of Bellins-
hams Stimulating 0Dguent. It il warranted
to bring them out IN from three to elx weeks.
Sent on receipt Of ptee and postage, $11s, to any
address, BY ]. b. johnson, 70 State street, chica
70. IL ART,
, 1861-04-10

)ROF. A. 0'LEARY will com
menee coutae OF TEN LECTURES On tne
ss Bresn 9I Il Hfhb; n e. HEAITH 81 AND BEAUTY,
t9saE wita fhs Cabinet Of French Mauikfus
s9sieIona, Diagrams, F1ake4 and Ou Paint ms ii
Anef1CA- Adiu!AE N to NFHt lactura FREE -
ap91iW e. s. POWERS, Agent Ind Rencrtf r
, 1861-04-10

w ANTED-A first-rate Cook
~ English or Scotch preferred Mnst \. ~. -
eve good references APPLY INN edistsiy at So ~
Ap9e4S3-1W 1- :" "oo1o Nsenoe.
, 1861-04-10

| osE-A s,1:- A small Brown Dog, hair
uEderalgn ed Will be NbefAIy reward. I'LL W .as
ap1t11t BAMFOKD &+bAIDWIS s7J.+nst
, 1861-04-10
1}6a1l1t&b.

WANTED-Permanent Board IN
d,..s ~ psfvate 4 1aufIy for sng1e gentleman. Ad
, 1861-04-10

~ For AHr operation npon your testh, o. sa4
xx1c1 ast1ncsal work Of any desirable style, call
On Dz. Albsugh, Nc. IS West Randolph st.
L. 4an :; .
, 1861-04-10

w WANTED-Board for gentle
s ~ ~ Or no other boafde11 Addfeas BoJ 4aS
: Nse - S-ne-%. Ar&x3;
, 1861-04-10
THE CITY,

AMERICAN disqualification il called to
tbs announ cement, In another column, Of the
lmersean Msaon, one Of the living and "nye''
Literary papers 1t Boston.
THIS MoRxme.-.at eight O'Clock this morn
ing, Mt the Armo1y, the colored men arrested
on charge of riot, OF a&+tempting to rescue a
prisoner from tho q. s. Marshal, have their
examination
, 1861-04-10

Nor1cE.-An adjourned meeting Of the Re-
publican voters OF the "a Ward will be held at
F. ". Klein's, No $40 State street, on Thurs
day evening next, 11th inst, at O'Clock. Mat.
ters OF Importance will be brought before the
meeting in regard to delegates to represent US
In the Convention next Saturday.
Asa GAINES, Chairman-
, 1861-04-10

WANTED-Tb Exchange a Piano
~ for 40 to $50 worth Of RoseEood Furndture.
, 1861-04-10

w WANTED.-Agents wanted IN
SRgKEGaz1 r. G = = .a1 r. MxsonIt1s or nxs1tz. Wsssrsn
e sola exc uslTtly by e9bst r.ptton At y
e'I}te eoRt ef n a1@niqssat r2Tayps by @ Inches
eens On rece ps of rrtce. Catslnxne Of Hooka Mn
7, 7na psf1 eu!Is seeI By Addressing e. DREW Pub
muFE sna n and 80 Locust street, st. Louis. No.
, 1861-04-10

| TV RENT-A Furnished Hous8
11II IA 4sA nMtfeagsn sveuus., Apply to ADAMS
@@..1S ~. 431 a91d3!ph street, ap9x1t
, 1861-04-10

- Keeper or Asststaht by man who has been
RIt6 ege G90ness oftefn .ed aequa,
Suaness. Is willing to tfaYsl pafs OF al lie lima
s1 aR assz Exs rs1e5enSea to amy pa11v Who
snt s. Snd TH work for moderate salary. Address
, 1861-04-10

WANTED-By a young man who
,,,ns sf1tss goed hand, und .stands asure,. apd
II .tore ot1ca. any capacity xhere 1is serVicrs
may q required Address ~. G. s." Tribune 0fuca
, 1861-04-10

pY GILBERT. SAMPSON & co.
~ FIGURING MILL AT AUCTION.
We viii Il on THIS wEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
et SH O'CLOCK, on the rem*es, Foprt,g NIL ei-u-
It'd on the corner OF Jefferson and El..ze sire 4ts
Wksk AidA GILBERT SAMPSON i WARSE~
an et9qlt Ancu,taa...
, 1861-04-10

ITO RENT-Tha four story brick
= 1T stores. Nos. 243 ands21a Lake street. Apply to
y. LUhT, 272 South Watfr Street aniGe1 ttrtxw -
, 1861-04-10

ID, REMr-Dwelling House No.
p 6a3 Wabash avenue between rwe1fsh and rsh.
esty street Apply 10 A. AYERFft asSn 1Ta Whaa1 LIZ
avenue. between and az, " ~'U ~ @paeo
, 1861-04-10

HO RENT-From May 1st. house
= No. +a4 Ontario street North Side. For nartc,
niars apply to y. GRIFFIN, neIt door, On lie cor
Ing. ~ snHyeSsa 1e1ao ~
, 1861-04-10

WANTED-k situation as Book
Keeper in some Ehpd house By 3 young mau
o. .tsss!y 1 temp s1aie han HAVE h.d IL yes1s e.
best of tfsrence and vii come on Til for one cY
1asee montns and do hot please Will no. ask any
to y. H." PoEt Once Box g149' 49, '1J Jsnia1sf
, 1861-04-10

Run OvER.-Folsom Dorsett ,one Of our old
est citizens, and commission dealer, was, on
Saturday LAST, run over by butchers cart On
Dearborn street near the Mechanical Bakery
Depot and severely injured, receiving deep
bruises on his arms and shoulders. When
picked up Mr: Dorsett was inseusible, and SO
remained for nearly half an hour. He was
taken to Dr.. G. G. Smiths Office and kindly
cared for until word could be carried to his
family. He was not fatally wounded, but it
may bo come months before he YecoVere.
, 1861-04-10

Y V RFNT-The building known
= a the Republ.car Wrgwam. For terru. ann1y
to @. LUNT. No. ~ . 6onth water street. -fP''
1yu7
, 1861-04-10

TEE MoRNoxs, Is Seen BT LADY, &C.
Tomorrow evening, let our readers remem'
her, MISC Helen NJ Dresser lectures on "BEg-
ham Young and the Mormons," at MeSropoli'
tan Hall. Miss Dresser, with her pa, ents,
lived among the Latter Day Saints for three
years, and hence speaks whereof she knows
and understands. Her efforts upon the ros-
tram have elsewhere been very successful, and
here will undoubtedly be received with apprc-
baton.
, 1861-04-10

TO RENT-Dwelling House No.
J. 10 North Dearborn street. to = resoonuh1+
PROMPT paving tenant Apply to A. 3, WING. Sn i
AEenx Building. South Water street an3Yi11
, 1861-04-10

WV [13s 17710. q el-H3lIUH Is WIuLEu
vf hyA young man b thu Wholesale pr7 Goods
B1sfnEss Ha9 hs0 SOME tn yeArs experience in EAT
srn cl9es. salary moderate u1l an acouaf1tance IL
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKE EFT July % The pas
week has been very quiet and the only transaction
amounting to 2S3 bbls. 81 25 g. bbs do at Al q
per gallon. And in Whale Oil 800 bbls, at IS cts anC
590 oois Humpback and South Sea price not trans
| PRED Whalebone-Market very quiet and withou
| transactions.
BOSTON, July 22-The market for Flour is firm, ap(
prices continue to be well sustained The sales hav,
been at S4d4 % for common brands Western 81 so fol-
fancy 81 IS for eNras and s. 25s for superior
Guiding choice brands ST. Louis Southern Flour i.
steady at S6d6 % for common and fancy Sc 75ds7 80
for extras; and 81 6C99 for superior Guiding
brands Baltimore. Corn held firm but contin ues ouie
We quote Southern and Western yellow at 55u57c and
Western mixed at 5l(G52c per bushel Oats are selling
at 33ldl3Sc per bushel for Southern and estern
PHILADELPHIA :, July 2S-Flour steady; Superfine
81 d425 Wheat scarce, and prime wanted sales OGO
bushels red at fl:l al Is, White sll5@l19. Corn
fee firm. Provisions dull. Whiskey firm at l6H cts
ALBANY, July 23.-Flour dull. No sales Wheat
Oats dull small lot Of State sold at 80 cts and 900
bush do damaged % cts. Corn in fair demand and
steady receipts large sales 60 bush at 40 for
damaged a. cts for sound do, afoat Whiskey-sales
BUFFALO, July 23-Flour steady. Wheat dull and
parties apart sales 5000 bush Green Bay club IS cts
70 900 bush white Canada 81 90 Corn easier sales A.
600 bush at 81 cts As 600 bush at3 cts Whiskey un
changed Lake imports; 1000 bbs. -four, 81 900 bush
wheat 900 bush corn; Ganai exports 1000 bbs
OSWEGO. July 2s-FIour steady at $3.50 for fancy.
Wheat scarce and market firm; sales Corn steady:
sales night IL 0UU bush Illinois at "a cts Lake i'm
ports $500 bush corn. Canal exports: 1,lA bbls,
four 100 BUSH wheat, 60 500 bush corn, $500 bush.
rye
CHICAGO, July % Flour declined 5Glo cts. Wheat
2 cts. lower; sales 67s bush No. 634 cts and No in
store Corn declined CT sales at % cts mixed in store
Oats ady. Receipts: $500 bbs -four, $500 bushels
Wheat 20 700 bush Shipments: $500 bbls -four,
2SoO bush wheat 600 bush, Freghts advanced
X ct AK cts on and cts. on wheat to Buffalo.
Exchange on New York unchanged
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YoRK, July 24-Cotton is hrm-saIes unimpor.
tsnt ISM cts Flour d.pressed-sales Of $1,000 bbs
at decline Of cts State 81 Ohio "a soa4s5 Wheat
is heavysaes OF 900 bushels; Chicago Spring 1h92
cts. Milwaukee Club 95@sS cts red Wheat Al i2t I5
white 81 209l 27 Corn is quet-saes IA 600 bush.
els. Provisons-Beef closed buoyant. Pork is heavy
buyers at SIS 12H. WhisAey closed firm Sugar buoy
anti Muscovado 4HG5x cts; Porto Rico 6I67 cts
Havana 6Sa,7x cts. Coffee is firm at l21Cal4k cts
Spirits Turpentne dull at SO@sOk cts Resin is BUOY
ant at s. 6o@275. Rice is quiet @e cts Freights
firm
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S.e,ner u.rrr a. -,
to ] A Shriyer 'N' HUM fhhaoe'pn'T~o'e
Steamer John g Shrirs- n, r,,,,,.;
mdse 10 ] A Shriver WY pepnis, from fhiiHHe'h'a-
p.,
Bark Pericas s,or, ut,
Bros '"'"' from oaiiao-gnaLo 10 BARN
c,
Steamer W., W., .3Ie"
Va I Sb,;r "'ou"aru' ounalu, cld FONT Comfort
S,s,ma. :, -"
Eli ' se"nna' Feafson' oid POINT Comfort, Va
Steamar Ham,, a. H., n,.
Shriv.r '' a"' Hef' rhiiadelphia-James
49, 49,. c-,- ~ -,
- u t-iuia a. Srooa' San oias-frce Il O'Neal
son' naGIal' ohhg' ihiladelphia-Stickuey & Co.
. " hins' andrews, Philadelphia StcSney Il Co
.rn I e Eastern ana "estern Shore these cearl-
SIIc, - t consequence OF The recent order of tia
'''e''o' VI '"e Por'
Ri, cho,r. 7 o.o S" m
in oS ~ , aTI W, hionteVloeo or Buenos Ayres
" " " '0amtus Nis,iahe
c.o. M: sh's Prom baltimore
Sh Si niTanelh McLaughiin New York Odd inst.
~ 'ou'h "ind' Iones fhliadelphia, 22d inst.
p,;r ,,e-os H.. a.em"rnn"s
Dig A"re'. rare from Fort au Prince at Philadelphia
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3Mgmuuals.
..szli.e U. S. GOVERNMENT LINE

!szsssszssssssssegsssss TO lli-'"
FUhT MONROE AND OLD POINT COMFORT,
Leaves th- lower end of UNION mock, West SIDE daily
sundays included at AZ o'clock P M taking PasscngerE
and Freight, and connecting WI the aaroad Lanes
AMI rom Washington, u. O., hiadel.tia, New y Crk,
oson York, H.rrisbuTg fittsbur Pa the West lin.
ged ae,Y after the of the Express Train from
York AMI Philadelphia
The flowing is tn schedule:
Leave New YORK at A. NJ, leave Philadelphia at slg
ami ll.55 4. NJ. leave Baltimore st Az p NJ
IND RIP TICKETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
RON NeW fotk to Fo,t Monroe and back ........$!4
From rh,ladeipha and b4cs.....................l TO-
% l'e '.uT o;iS o.
F%s- Prtcuie your Tickets in NEW YORK, at the New
Jersey Railroad tfcv, Foot or CGurtland stree..
In tElL DELI A, at the Company's flee, ~ W.
ne OF sixth and Chestnut Streets the Depot, Bead
and Prime streets.
III BALTIMORE, on Board OF the Steamers, Foot q Union
DOCK HUGH OCUNNER,
Jy2-f Passrug Agent
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NOTICE
& =, 49,. :. -

II
: 4TU-fEWT RIVER
The steamers GEOR4E " htMS and MANY WASHING
Ton will leave Baltimore for tile Patuxet River the
following days:
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and Til RSDAY commanc-
ing On saturday Morn ny, June ISL 1851 60 O'CLOCK tor
HIPS Landing direct AID iinue during season
Returning tvery IluNpA I, WEDNESDAY ana X ATtTR-
DAY. The Boat leaving HIPS Lanuing on ionday and
Wednesday will ne arrest for Baltimore
The saturday Boat will leave Eilps Landing on Friday
ior BE edict leaving Benedict Saturday moraing at s
Dcl OK for Baltimore.
h4 above will call all the usual Landings on
he itver, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point, oin
returning
Frght received up o'clock on the days previous to
the departure OF the Boat
Passage to patuXent hiver....$l co. Meals extra.
DO PLAN Pont........ Leo. Do.
nn iaS.t
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Sg1ppilIg galfll1gRRif

PORT OF BALI M,ptsE, JULY "a.
a. Arrived.
VITO N Falls.
shrivsr.s r VIM Woodward, cundia, New York, Jas A
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MsHslsrp HID Gemmfrfiai Afbisa.
BALTIMORE, July q. 1861

BALTIMORE, July "a. 1851
The Stock market to-day was quite firm in tone but
The business at the Board light City 6's were better
aan, lot of 5000 1905 being sold at an
OF q per cent For 1875 81 bid and 1905 cosa,
at Sl bid for the old, and 50 bid s2% asked for the ~
issue Maryland 6's were also irmer II being hid for
ie'Os, and 81 for 1905 Sales were ada at tba Road
OF SZo0o Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extra dividend
pohds at 9o but this comprised all the transaction. in
Railroad bonds Norhern Central 1855 for which only
~ was od yesterday closed to-day at A bid as asked
ana Tor Baltimore and Ohio 1855 and SsOs 20 was bid
hfroau shares continue very quiet and nothing was
uone IN Them to day. Baltimore and Ohio closed however
steady at $40 bid SAL asked Northern Central at
$3.50 bid Sl4H asked regular way. For Bank stocks
'ere was some inquiry and sales made 100 shares
Franklin at IS, and SO shares Mechanics at sl4 Mer
chants closed at sS7 bid $50 asked Farmers and Mer
chants 500 bid, $50 asked Farmers and Planters
s2 bid Bank of Commerce at sl84 bid; and Western
at 5 10 bid For Springfield Mining ST. 80 was bid to-day
which is an advance, but bid made for apy of II
other Mining stocks
In New York to-day at the first Board Virginia adj
vanced per cent Missouri 6's &; Tennessees 4.
North Caronas l. n; Canton 4 Eric SIX; New York
Central z; and Reading SIX but at the second board
Missouri 6s fell off again H Erie slH New York Contra
4; Reading y, and the market closed weak
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f. Ias FEELING IN WAsHrNeroN -To,,h;, a..
Beings OF tnat portion of Wsshpv,"n ,o,s sns
known as the Thirst s0elsy
have recently been made for the fa;,, ana prayers
tional arms in our struggle with the Som. the Ma
els-N y. Tribune ou'l era reb-
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ZEE go sSssssSs ssssssSg1 FOR THE

zee ss5s SSaSssS2gJ FOR THE
aS-ss az.-esaH~ss& FEST a " d go 2 z.
The 5ALII siGHE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
on and eteI Nay l6h 1851 the trains Iun 81 roows
= leave CaADEN STATION, BaitInore-1ie;i (excep
Sal,.@, st $50 a. NJ. Express daily al 3..5 P. 81.
BON Trains directly thro4gh for a Lii PARTS OF Tt
WEST, SUIT W tSt AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
beLWsen Baltimore and Piedmont the 5 80 A. N
train; between Piedmont and Wheen- take Accontoods
ton train leaving Piedmo4t at $40 A. N; ana betwerg
B tin0re. " - " '''--
TIE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 43O P b.
TdG ELiGoFrS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ato 20
and T. NJ and AS and $40 P. NJ Ellicott's Nils
al 'iJ and Il 70 VI. Ilu 3.45 and 100 P. NJ
roy WASIN6fOn AND TIE SOUTH.
Leaves Baltimore at 20 andS 20 A. 81 and As and 5tOP
a. s On sundays ct 42o n only. Leave Was.Igc ct
80 ana no A NJ and 2.3J and As p ~ On SUNDAYS al
80 + Ii only. The second and fourth train, oniy from
baltimore stop at way points The al fourth tra
IRON Baltimore and the second and third from Washir zion
connect 2 ith trains on the Annapolis road
Tor @fther tickets Of every kind &C. apply
Ticket Office. " p Su;Tu 90 VIC
l.. COLE. General Ticket Agent mistS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-25
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Ia sEsa tEssszssssssisr7 PHILADELPHIA,
zzs2 .fse s5sZ-xss9T N1LAlNGFO> AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS
o alL after auNDAY, May 18TH, itss-n@e Tram, for
Philadelphia vii! leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT daily
Except Sunday follows,
Express Train at t IS o'clock A. NJ; Way Mail at Is
o'clock NJ Evening Nail at AS ?. NJ On SUNDAYS.
until further notice At 945 NJ and As P NJ All Ira
csnnect With NV York trains AS P. NJ
ffelsI Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves tt
80 T. stopping at all stations between Baltimore
Il vre-ie.Grace.
Passengers f) Delaware AMI Eastern Shore OF Maryland
VII find their most expeditions route by of Whining
al coiored persons give bond before entering the
WILLIAM CRAWFORD,