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PowELL'S PORTRAIT OF GENERAL ANDERSON.
In My last shortly after the capture OF Fort Sumter,
an appropriation of thousand dollars made Ivy the
Common Council Of New York for portrait Of its gallant
defender, Major (now GcnofaD Anderson. There
some question as to the arts. to whom the commission
should BIO given and after considerable discussion
awarded to Mr. w. H. Powell, the painter of the Disco
very Of tho Mississippi by De Soto and several
other important national works. Mr. Powell
Immediately set about tho task, and obtained
from Major Anderson tho number OF stngs requisite
for his purpose In order that the picture should be
pcte in historical sense no obtained drawings of Forts
Sumter Mourie and other points of interest connected
with the events that have rendered its gallant sub.
ject famous.
The picture is life sizo and represents Major Andcr
son standing on one Of the basons of Fort Sumter
looking seward, Fort Moutrie aud the scsnaphore
being seen In the distance. The attitude though one OF
repose is erect and spirited and has nothing that
woarcd and depressed look which characerzes the other
portraits that we have In tho firm of tho lips
and the fire that burns brightly aud steadily in tho
eye, We recognise q decision recently arrived at,
after careful inspection of the enemy's works
through tho glass held in the right hand. Nothing
can DO more felicitous than tho pose and mood OF
the figure. They natural and yet digniaed, having
nothing Of that neodramatic Stiffness which, the hands
Of an ordinary artist would infably have been npat
cd 10 them
In color the picture Is all that be desired. AL
though necessarily painted with Arm body to suit the
elevation at which it is to hang, it is harmonious and
agreeable in its tones, and conveys to the mind the
proper impressions Of distance and atmosphere. Alto
gcther the work is great success and will add to Mr.
Powes reputation in this branch of his profession. We
trust that before is slowed away among the ccbwob
covered celebrities that decorate the walls of the Gov
craors Room the public will be allowed opportunity
inspecting 1t in some more convenient AMI accessible
Mace
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CITY COMMERCIAL Rrpour.

SATURDAY, Sept. A-2 7. N
mas peen In good demand and nrmer for shIppins
whcn are scarce. Sales, IS 900 bbls, including
ass "a
WHxAr has declined To- a &c with sa,es M ,co cao
bushels, pant to arrive including Milwaukee, nj DC
81 TO- and Chicago spring at 81 aslO7.
Corn Is fraction dearer sales $50 900 bshes At dc
Sic for Western mixed.
Rye, oats, ashes and cotton unchanged.
PROVISIONS arc quoted little nrmer, but not active.
WHIsHKv-Saes 400 bbls. at 100.
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Oar War HnEs--CUlorcd Edition.

A edition of tho HERALD War Maps, on ca!endercd
pape beautifully coosed Is now ready Size OF sheet fJxO
inc!rs, contains th.riytwo haps:A LARGE MAJ or THE
OPERATIONS NAVAL ExpEpIroN, showing the Coast
and Inlets Of North Carolina important geographical posi-
ton OF Haties Inict &C.; Tng BATTLE Fis.D AT WILSON'S
GREER, Mo-, where General Lyon killed; The BArns
FIELD BULL Run from the official drawing Of General
McDowoll; Large Maps Of MISSOURI SEAT WAR
~ WEST and the SEAT WAR yIRafSIA BiRDsEYE
VIEW UNITED STATES and twenysix others, showing
glance the Whole Seat Of War; and marking clearly and
distinctly the armies movements POSITIONS hnr'or
forts &c. printed in superior STYLE on one do OF largo
sheet that they be hung IN library Office or work
shop FOR preservation and reference during the These
maps drawn and engraved expressly for the NEW
YORK HERALD and the most perfect War Maps issued
Single copies o. ccnts for ST. IS for &c. and 100 FOR Si2 80
Agents wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD i. LLOYD
CO.. exclusive agents for the coored edition 23 Broadway
New York.
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Important to shippers to the Island Of

short time since there appeared in the layana papers
proclamation from the Captain General, stating that cur
American pilot and navy breads would for tho space Of
fourteen months be FREQ Of duty but such the In
only some ports sf Cuba. On inquiry At the Custom
House a. Maanzs appears that the only ports exempt
ed from the duty mentioned are Havana Cenfuegas, Nue.
yitss and Cuba
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Married..

IMrDEN-SnnH.-On Tuesday, September 10, by Row.
T. H. smith, JAMES II. LAyDkN 10 CORNEALN SMITH.
sToKE--i'osroN -On Saturday, September 7, by Rev
". r. watkins, GEORGE STOKES 10 Miss LOUISA BosrOa
both Of this city.
WAKTxS-FAiRMAN.-On Wednesday, September IL, n
tno Unitarian church, In Philadelphia, by Rev. W. H
rnrh"ss, u. D. Mr. JANIS 8. WARrRs, or New York, -
Miss CAROLINE A. FAIRMAN, OF the former place.
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FRIES C"shed in all LcRnlizcd Lotteries
ana orma,ton by JOSEPH BATES Broker 10 Wall
street, up stairs, New York
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Enthusiastically Colu,nhia-M de Carbager II Smith,
Gedil, de- leon Keynes. Mrs Cannon, Harris,
Uda J DGta, r. Tonrpicr & I-rncntol, T Carloncl,
II Corbap, A Fernandez, Alex Ewing, g Verde, q
Shulil, Mrs G. Thomas sni tw" sons, Schia rbann,
Browne, MADAM, Mr. Avrrrz, Gsslcn, Srrtsi,
Ban + acsrda and wife, SAINT II Gibbs, United states
Cnnsil Hruvitas bearer Of Gesrachrs T. Hicks,
Cuc,ls Capt. q Gibbs II tayhorn II Jones. q Guio-
sinto, Duran, Danny farapcr Ant Rodrgoes, Mon
lego, Juc, Miss Sc.ly, Y Cana and lady l. Mari IL
Danhn, renrlcr, Miss Brennan IMcas, w Dunn, y
Ifrcnv, Sands, g L. Martin, Lee VIM Iustemore,
English, G Ffbincc. Foster l. Duncan, Erdnasns
pinrod, Rice, K Green, + Montego.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-OMcial Draw
gs OF september VIII be published Herald.
TAYLOR CO, Bankers. lG Wall street.
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CO.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA Glass tse-septembcr II, 1861
b4. IL, 67, AZ, 23, 81, "a, 80. Is, 55, A..
m 40 KENTUCKY. CLASS teo-Septonber II, Iscl
22, G2, 10, l6, 40, II, s, A. e. H. 75 IS, 3, &C.
Circulars sent free Ut charge by addressing either 10
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covneon, KY. or ~ Louis Mo.
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DEPARTURES.


HAVANA NAssAu--Stssucr Hsinak.-Joseph Schmi;.,
Joseph Sclmtt Jr John Ianch Phia; liy Cheney Port
lind. Ne; |, goYasn G Hopper T.; l. Bnie San
liayarn; Juan inhg Porto filo i,ailicG, Havana;
Jas q Green, ra Miss Wallace Syracuse; Miss Apoztega
and servant Ilytnu Chas Ginde, Y; hnaco Cuban Y
Noega Felipe Arezegula I.aynna; + Waacc syracuse;
Geo Matthew London, W. fir and Mrs II fetrrhild and
servant, Mi,s O Y; Arnold, Bath Me- Geo trlcinrd,
Y; and Mrs n i smith and two Children y; NJ and
Mrs ]. Il sawyer, Neil q Robinson, Win Black Mr. aud
Mrs Rnkcr, N Fang, Geo Kre Mrs VI Walsh NiAssu; A
:.
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CAUGHT IN TRAP.-Our possession Of Fort
Hattcras is likely to lead to the seizure of
good many of the vessels engaged in running
the blockade. Those that put to sea before the
fact Of its capture became known are almost
sure to get entrapped. Four vessels, sail
ing under English colors, two of them
from tho British provinces that innocent!y
put ,..o the inlet, in the belief that it was
still in the hands of the Confederates, were
Immediately ponnced upon by our war steamers
which were lying inside. Two of them were
laden with shoes and molasses for the use Of
the rebels in Virginia. fact that shows
the Importance this position has been to them.
Beaufort once in our hands, they will be cut off
from the channels through which they mainly
received their supplies from foreign sources.
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The NoITH IN EAHNEsT.-The intelligence
from every section of tho State is to the effect
that the people are enlistng faster than at any
period since the downfall of Sumter The adj
ministration having shown itself in earnest, the
public are rallying to its support with an
cagerness worthy of the cause.
Immediately after the attack upon Fort Sum
ter we had sudden uprising in the North, but
that was like eiiervescence, soon, in measure,
snbsiding. Not having the mark Of seriousness,
it was soon cooled off by the slow mQgemcnts
of the authorities, while the determined charac-
ter of the rebels made their own friends, even
in the North, arrogant and bold. 1t was by
virtue of The earnest, serious and energetic att-
tudc Of tho rebels that all their early success,
from Big Bethel to Bull run, was achieved. But
the tables are now turned while the ardor Of
the South is cooling off and reaction COM
mcncing. The people in the North are just com
mencing to move in earnest, and with Sc
robustness that carries all before it. The enlist
ments in several sections Of the State, we are
informed, are now going on faster than at any
former period. All is well that ends well.
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Total fl!, Sby,32I qos5O,vl4 ~ ,lJ0t4S1
Increase compared with 1850. 594, 5s7
The Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized Mr..
Cisco to receive from the banks, in payment of 730
Treasury notes. tho sixty day notes. whether due or
not DUE There are about 81 100000 of these notes,
which is equal to twenty per cent on the loan of
thirty-ive millions.
Coleman's San Francisco circular says:
Money in better demand but calls, thus far have not
been pressing and We have no occasion to vary quotations,
which remain ut Z cent pcr month with fair de-
rinncss has been supposed that the increased
requirements apparent Of late have been owing somewha
TO apprehension among importers that the advanced
duties under discussion in Congress would be applied to
goods in bond and upon examination Of Custom House
books find thai tho withdrawals have been unusually
numerous since the LIST Instant but the aggregate Of
duties pail amounts to only about 500, 900. This how
ever IL in excess Of the previous month by about S43 Goo
but Insignificant can hardly have caused any
JercoId bic change in the demand for money. The ex
tensve improvements going on In various parts OF the
city occasion continual drain, which passes into gene
raj circulation, and WILL ultimately, no doubt, eud It's
way back again to the Golfers OF the capitalist In add
ton this, Learn that considerable amounts have
been required for advances upon grain contracts.
The Harrisburg linton says of the business of
the PENNSYLVANIA Central Railroad
No one not thoroughly conversant with railroad affairs
can form the distant idea Of the immense amount OF
business now onIng the Pennsylvania Railroad. We
ere informed that If the business the road does not
fall of between this and the first of November the end
Of the fiscal year. that the receipts for 1861 will be up
wards Of seven millions Of dollars 1t must be rcmem
bered too that all munitions OF war are carried at do
duction from the regular rates and tho fare on TROOPS
only wOthirds Of the current rates With
NIL the business done accident has occurred and not
single man among t.c immense number OF soldiers was
either Killed manned through the negligence ~ any Oh
the employees Of the company.
The weekly statement of earnings of the st.
Touis Alton and Chicago Railroad for the week
ia M
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Sept. A-6PM.
The money market continues fairly active. The
banks are unwilling lenders but there is plenty Of
money seeking employment at six per cent The
indications are that that rate cannot DO long main
tanned.
Tho foreign exchange market closed firmly at
the quotations Of yesterday; the advance gives
rise to much comment.
The stock market was feverish and unsettled
this morning; general impression prevails among
the members that a battle at Washington IL mt
hand, and neither bulls nor bears are willing to
operate freely under the circumstances. The ten
dency Of the market under these circumstances
was downward At the first board government
skies (registered) declined r. fves X, Tennessees
Il. virginias Il, Missouris a, North Carolinas l,
Illinois Central Erie q, Michigan Southern qua
steady, with an active demand for cash stock; New
York Central was better, on the rumor that the
quarrel with the Erie is about to be adjusted.
After the first board the market was dull. At
the second board stocks stifiened up and advanced
4 a "a all round, closing steady at the advance.
The following were the last quotations:-United
States 6's, registered, 1881. s9T 90; do. G's.
coupons, 1881, 9oH "a; do. 5's, 1874, sou Is;
Indiana SIS, II a 10; Virginia 6's, 5lN So; Ten
nessec Ga, AZ a Il; North Carolina 6s. co e21IS;
Missouri 6s, 43H a "a; Pacific Mail, si''4 a s2l4;
New York Central, 1915 q 4; Erie, 25'4 26; do.
preferred, 4G1a As; Hudson River, 335s q; Har-
lem, lo1I "a; do. preferred. 25i14 q; Reading.
S51I SO; Michigan Central, Az AK; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, 1874 a IA; do.
guaranteed 2s934 3O4; Panama, 10 Ill; ILL
nOis Central, &C 67 Galena and Chicago, 69% 70;
Cleveland and Toledo. 295s a 3O Chicago and
Rock Island. 43h 43H; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 81 u G2; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen.
49, Illinois Central bonds rs, 90 "a; Della
ware and Hudson Canal, s2H 81; Pennsylvania
Coal, Is a II.
The number Of subscriptions at the Sub-Treasury
to the popular loan to-day was as great M on any
previous day, but there were fewer heavy sub
scrptions, and the aggregate amount is according
ly less. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as
follows:-
Rece1Its ,oof ~
For Customs .... ................... 5000 90
-ne Try NorS ooo'oou w
IaymcnIs ...................... o3tI ,o1z 20
Balance. ,ZZ2 "
The exchanges AZ the Bank Clearing House this
morning were l5.247 1882 At, and tho balances
81 1872 $50 ~. The exchanges for tho week ending
to-day were $o5, GIL ,O7s 81, being daily average
of Ale g35 l7y 7G against $l4. 843l 40 Al for the
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The exchanges AZ the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl5.247 1872 At, and tho balances
81 1872 $50 ~. The exchanges for tho week ending
to-day were sos, ell ,07S 81, being daily average
of SIS 1886 l73 &c. against $l4,s43 l40 Al for the
week ending Saturday last.
The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.
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Gcnsn's Grand Opcring.,

C.cntn's Grand Opening.
1861. FALL STYLES. lshi
GENTIEMENiS DRESS SILK HATS.
GENrf,;M1iNS FELT II ATS AND CATss
tENrLEMENS TRAVELLING HATS AND CAPS
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND, CATS,
BOYS HATS AND CARS,
MISSES SILK AND FELT MATS,
INFANTS SILK AND fELr HATS,
Grand combination OF European and
American shapes.
Every style for the fall can DO
found In til a assortment
Hats that bess and sJkscs Sigh for;
Hats, in fact, that c1ldrcn cry Tor.
GENtN, ji3 BROADWAY.
Bachelors Hats nyc-Thc Best In tho
worldHarmleTH, reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
applied at BATsHEIORS wig factory, 16 Bond street.
ChyistCxdorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0u-
&c in the word-wholesaic ana retail and tho
dye privately applied, a, No castor Hou%e.
Bowel Complaints, Fe GERS, Sores anil
Ulcers which soldiers Hat promptly cured by
1 HolloWay rs Uintm cr. aud PuA n
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Important V1ctoEy.--Thc State Fair just
closed Chicago, after tho thorough test and upon
the report of Vi lie committee FROM all parts OF mo
Sta,e az Illinois have awarded To the GROVER 4 BAKER
MACHINE; the premium all other machines MI
the leading machines engaged.
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VIZ psnr tn mn Advertisement fn cur

We Refer to Advertisement fn cur
columns that Msdane FLJUX lae of Al Mrrray street. VIII
the 7n Of this moath open the spacious house No ~
plce, Hotel and Restaurant OF The nrSi CLAWS
Cent? M or families will ind OF ,ae agreeable
the city where, from the well known expcrlcncS
lady they with comfort on rea-
sonsbo .rns
Ccntlcmem's Hats--Ncw style for Fall,
now ready, at D0rCANS No. 1 Nassau street, corner OF
Ann.
Trusscs, Elastic stockings. S}sSuyder
Braces Su-pensory Bandnses, de- ps GLOW GH&TaORNE,
No. 4 Aun street, under Barnuurs Museum.
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Docrcase OF week Us compared WIN 1901 ezSo,0oS
The following il comparative statement of the
value Of exports from the commencement Of the
vnar IN Scnfefhcr 10
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SStoraaf

STANDARDIZATION can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
JOHN H EN- DERS0N & CO.,
-fe19H corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
CTORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
" he obtained in desirable Warehouse having water
froats on Bowly wharf. Apply to
P MALC0M co,
i2tf Wood street. Bowlys wharf
ST0RAGE.-Capactyt to the extent Of 10000
c5arres merchandise can be obtained at Hendersor's
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON h CO.,
myl1-u corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ of the large Warehouse, No 22 s. Eutaw street, oppo
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot Apply the
premises to REP Il WOLF. feS-tf
CTORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
kS@EO aRNER. Isa \. Entaw str-at au2't'
STURAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
Craies in Warehouse No. Is South street. ,,u,-.
W. J. SMITH,
SSnut
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
PUBLISHED BY
Z E R R 4 CO.,

N. L. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
THE DAILY EXCHANGE printed upon clear white paper
and with Dol and distinct type, which is constants
newed thus offering merchants and others maAins -
ofits columns peculiar adv antages for the
attractive display Of their advertisements winch, IL ~
nectiol with its already large and steadily increasing
scription list, m kes it tie most desi'ao'e ~ " ~
yertisng resented to this community. .,
sSNO EAPENSE OR LABOR IS SPARED 70 iurnish
the r.aders Of The EXCHANGE with the most prompt 'u'
and authentic intelligence upon Ill matters of public inter-
est, domestic or foreign 90
In ito COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially 10
oh ,h,t relates to its REPORTS OF TIE DOM sTlC
MARKETS it has established for itself reputation which
,usaes the merchants OF this city in recognizing as
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in which
their business interests involved; whilst the leading
Financial and Commercial topics of the day come under
careful review in its editorial columns.
The interests OF commerce and the state Of the markets
so constantly and intimately affected by the aspect OF pot
cal affairs throughout the world, that journal which
aspres ANYTHING than commercial report
daily price current, necessarily devote
able to the dissemination of political intelligence
the discussion Of political questions In this department
the which, apart from its commercial Importance
also lar and exclusive interest of its own
it is the object Of The EXCHANGE to position
nest AID fearless Independence, equally removed from
tray upon the other
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NOW "a TIVE TIME 70 SUBSCRIBE.

ro,y "a TIVE TIME 70 SUBSCRIBE.
was 50 on the tn OF july with
~
AVN
- NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRODUCED
which, tits believed will make it additionally attractive to
| the FAMILY CIRCLE, and still more valuable medium
of reference for the FARMER the MERCHANT, and the
| POLITICIAN.
The contents OF the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
embrace constant variety OF choice and interesting
-
NaTTFpS
| drawn from original domestic and foreign sources
|
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.iT-A OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
&a!l Rpabs.

Eg ca sssE " =, ; PR5LADELP p no. =
SPRING AND SUMNER E fslsh"eH
wiz AfK a fHy
except sunday as follows, viz: ~,
otsiE aa RvasSF : Sf'Gsk a He
until further notice Al ~ NJ and a y Al Ira ms
Saturdays.
so p stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
tyreae Grace &C. r,,.. c,o., .,
will find their most expeditions route by way of Whining
All cocred persons give bond hef entering the
m2I-tf Agent.
g u orx ToRr RhiTMAY,
5 PERINTzNDENT OFFlCE,}
CALVERT TATIoN, Baltimore Nav %, 1861.
II This 3, Road is now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
e rates. apDv to
N EPPLY; ETsisht Agsni; tsivsr station my -
aepy .G 'GtDSf ana
mzE1w Superintendent.
-. NORTHERN FiiSw CENTRAL
sUFsKINTENDENrs oFFi5E, GALvERr}
On and after May Nay sh ss r rains 90 North
ern Central Railway arrive and depart as follows until
TRAINS NORTH
eoM%.s.sgs Express M Harrisburg Ao
on TG ss5 a" Rfag Hoaie w
ia9oyyr ana Gettysbqrg Railroads at YORK Wit York
Yinla Railroad for all parts of West Also with Lebanon
Valley Railroad New York direct. At Northumberland
with l.. and b. Railroad for Kingston and all parts OF
Wyoming Valley at Sunhury with Philadelphia and Erie
aroad for all parts of Northern Pennsylvania AMI New
York.
The 80 P Train makes all the connections ex
cept Hanover Railroad, Wrightsyle Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad
The P. VI Tran makes connections with Pennsylvania
Railroad for all parts OF the West and direct Connections
TRAINS ARRIvE-Mail at6IO z. NJ, Express at IA;
A, NJ. Harri shurg Accommodation at l P. NJ.
For TICK Els AID Information enquire at the Ticket
Office Calvert Station Baltimore
m2Otf superintenaent
d. 20 - wEsr 4ND sorrH.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baltimore--Mail (excep
Sunday, al $40 A. b.. Express daily at 345 ?. n. -
IT. Both Trains directly through for ALL PARTS OF THE
FOR VA Y PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the s 80 A. N
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accom- noda
Sraoa and Parkersourg, take the $50 A. train from
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 40 P II
til E ELLfCoTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atOsl
and 3 4 and las and SO P NJ and Eiicots Kills
FOR WASHLNGTON AND THE SOUTa.
4.l5 and TO A. and go and As NJ On Sundays
230P NJ only The second and fourth train only from
Baltimore stop at points The second fourth trains
from Baltimore and the second and third from Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis road.
For further information tickets of every kind &C. apply
to T ENGLAND, Agent. at Camds station, or at the
Ticket Office. W P SMITH,
Master Of Transpo rtation.
l.. VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent. mlS.f
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Sitter Mars, issIuaIru. 1T.

Si!bsr @ars, ssDalrg, 1T.
TEO. W. WEBB,
~ GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER,
g. z. CORNER BALTIMORE AND LIGHT STREETS,
Manufacture, importer and dealer in rich JEW ELRY
WATCHES, and SILVER WARE
Particular attention paid and durability in
the manufacture and repair OF Jewery lift
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFIELn, BRO. Il CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are now receiving extensive additions their already
large stock fGULD WATCHES, which they offer the
public at low rates. feS If
10: cANFIkLp. Be ANPIELD. J. H.HLRzDIIB
A ARFlELD, BROTHER & CO.,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
- - AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mr26-f Ramo~a.