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master Of Trsnsporaon.
L.. ii. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Aren't.
49, NEW A.kk hSskS E AtEkSH AND
TROY, NORTH AND WEST.

k &A albany RhitR0kD. ~
ALBANY stM MkM4Rh, E EREkTH ANR E8FEsF.
,s For Absny-l'o0 O. "a. fsst express train from
N eI pasSr plsins-ses ?. ~ stepping at White
Sc sr ssa . sssn' north 10 Dover PaRson
LThis train VIII run to Millsrton every Saturday
'ffso or tfoson F.ll.-s:ls. m. ,,O,,in, a,
ton. north Of EOrdlam from 18th ftfees stssion.
PIPE Il " h, staten. from th street station
u9ns from w hite strest st.tson. fP'As NAL "-
For William. BIidIa-iY. il.I5 q. m. and ESQ ..
sfshSn .i p. s. Sasa street 'taOi
Do. Rogs . Pans; 80 n sThi. tram leave. Mil
%R I3II r 100 {. m. .io q zoo p m.
Sunday trains VIII issss Sth Avenue oPip % nd
Hs f' ,oL Central Park, Yorkvllle, Harlem and
ey yShS M BU TEisSSiff fen a: se s. y to
szx NEW YORK AaNR ERIE RAIL:
s5 Passenger Trans AR leave vi. p.vo.
MIA Ferry and Long Eoek, from foot Of CHAMBERS
100 ss E% S ssSf for buntirl and Buffalo
and principal intsrmeHis are Stations. '''
NAH ss for Te Rsas1 as. END s.. &
MIN 81. "a ss E.t OF 6s,vs and inter
Ii 5s. m ACCOMMODATION daily. for po,,
'sfy,s and pLiHeipsl Stat,9ns
.r az D B; m; MAJ S for Middstovn, Nsvburrh
500 p, HIs ar RSSSspREss, daily. 70, Dan
fbe T1aIs Of Essnsa1da:ir prncPs Satons
s:siss e mi 3 kt4Pi5s Horn.r.
ana pria0iaa staf9 @a. ,,.or .nsx
NATHANIEL Mxksa. k sosir:ss. 'hi sapt
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GiSST0ShN NfD Ell.

q TaEkA VEST sssTSF 80 RE kSSsIE ! "
x ER RAILROA u aad INV YOtF
GENITAL RATLROAD. Express TRAVIS ls,vs
New York city depots Of Hudson River RaiTosd
f f,nmy sS.ss s.,: s.sSssssd a ioUs
Az Coz AtTsssn h'
MSntr.L and Buffalo ~
a.,. with sleeping
Copnectns az Albany with the New YoSt Can
"a Railroad for Schsneotady RoohettsJ M.
t SHsavis. Rome sne station, on Rome AND &sts1
Suspension Bridge, Auburn. Geneva ca nrd,,ess'
Trains IN connection leave Bufxl o and snrsstSas
SION VIA Lake shore, Buffalo snc axe bnIonh,,h.
great western RNlroad, for Hamilton To,nso,LN
petroIs chicago, Toledo, Mv aUkie. Fon d. -
Dunleith, Dubuegc, Peoria, Rcok Island MIA,
une, Iowa CIV, burlington, QuIroy, SpriBTFsie
Alton - Louis, Cairo, Tie re tiaute no's
Louisville, Clrclrnati, g. ton, Columbus C.lsys'
west. ~ "OsH
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Boston and 3ens. q Saratoga posd, sor S.r,to1a
MhItehsll, Rutland, Burlington, - Albsns" Ron.
foint, flatt'onrEh, OgdensbuTGh, Montreal, &c '
III Freight Arrsng ements BY this ropt. ..
above, without change of Cas- from the IIenot. -
Chambers and canal streets. are a. al timer -
favorable as made by 9th 7 Rsilrcad Compsrlss
The facilities Of this great New v orf RcSta 20 -
e9 sh ppers Tor PromptDess and ditpsich
Passenger trains. with Smokirz And Slesri,.
Road. ~eAHe'
For particulars .s to local trains .nd frcirh, ar
A, r. SMITH. GunSrf,ts,d..s
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Eoey7 FOR TIE
&&EXE :. T1FES No AN y s0pTH tn,

RAILROAD.
On sne after May 18TH, 1851, the trains sIll IA.
mors.-Mall, except Suaday,J 81 & 90 A. H.; Ex-
Press dsKI sts y T. A.. Beth TLsins 60 directly
HTP!nkEee, w., EuR ALI PARTS OF THE WEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
u between Baltimore and Piedmont q ke the A. nj,
Train; betwcen Piedmont and WheeinK take Az
commodatlon Train. leaving Piedmont 81 s. 20 A.
ana between Grafton and fsrkeTsburg sxSe
the So A M Train from Baltimore,
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
a. M ard EIeSsTicE a. $50 A. NJ.
tmors at ~ and SIS A. M. and Is and $40 p nj,
and 100 r. NJ. ' 49,
For further Information, Tickets of every slnd,
GO, apply TO J, I. ENG LAND Agent, at Can.tisn
st:tion, or 81 the Ticket ONCE.
w. p. SMITH,
Msster Of Transporter,
Il. ID. COI.E. Gen'l Ticket Aren't
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DVAoio so2A-ts BY ny ssS nstssd s-A '"hitts g
.: ssnsay fer s:sI q. s.: : . -.
s.d is,tsr.s u. ssi ssf'rss sss dss.ssd i,I,I Is
AsLEAN'S STRENGTHENING Cordial
H :ss.. ::,; LI;s D,:,, :,;
.s 4, rem s,.,
ai s,, :. .. s .: s's.
s...iss il de rssd rs,.stis. Il .. a.sr al. 90:
WEIGHT In tbs stsrAsA, esss kEzst.usgi, Chskaf
s,. ys .
xsia ia s sssil Of Tao ss.k Ck,st, 81 sds, ssddss
ss.ss.s he Ska, Fever ard Arrs (sI Csl, ,sj
~ sYsz 4 EIXxEoH BOTTLES
s.'s hasa ssid ;as ia! iiE nsn;sl ssd a 70 In
% .,s r.; ,s 'S y,ss :9 S:., ais:
era srerh akIas CVEsIAk vii az, ys.f
at: ..d .a. slS. y s.Ei.s -,
Cssil.l IN IA. d.sassa, dssssd aad sk,asrs4 IsfvssI
y .rn Z. .,.d :s
sasi.. Ia I''tsIsd ts II, prt,t.A' ss.i ssd ytsss
EykRRIED PERSoHE,
e.. ' s.sssss ssS sA I'll
I'D y s i,s
Csrdisl = ssss.i. GxS sSsstJ ssHs4f,
70 SEE LXDIBg.
AsiaknB s2S1EsSE5aiSa COxslkk IL q sev,r
5ssss.i is :, iisi s s.;
sldi.ir: Tssusg and all diseases t.sidSst rsass,
fHSKB rs no AESTAKE AFOUT II
5lass IssssE. -Iss I: EessgdiI 70 Cir sdeGi viii
suAss;s, ;es Stsos szd irygsi.s yea AID ssxss a.
slesss SsaIts yssF ssssk again. ysrr ssts N
garssRts5 - give Axrs.istsa.
SJR CHILDREN,
II ysay ssidTss shady, y=ny sS!sIyi, ErhnAEH
Cok1Ak will aka ss< isllIsy ftt lsa fssssL DsIsy
Esr.sa; e. aad yss VII! Be ss.vtHsss Il 10 de-
RsisAs 10 l:s.
eLsYI0E.
psvsrs drsgEiie OF ds..;n vAs nay ny rsls x7ss
ysH sane ssr niis tsaIs, wkish Svv
cheap, 81 ssyag IL Is irst kssd. lvsd nsn All
Ter EckGARS EzxEEsrxEkINa CORDIAL, and raj q
ash..Y slEs. 10 tia eay Tsnsdy tha will psyifv ,hs
Sssd there. Shly and the Sth "a y,s
Ops isst?ssnM taken every msfuins fsttins ,r,sr
Pssssnvs fer CRsisSs Cas and Fever, Ysier Fever
sy yYsysisn distus Ia fsisy Ia layys bsitss Prise
sAly u Per kst;ls, o. esls, fss o. IN. MCLEAN,
kisiassL Frasifsi psss. 81 tie ssnsl Of Yard AID
fias streets, 81. ksxis, xe.
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BY the aBc o: tasse Pills the periodic attacks O
HsTsass ~ Stch AsAdseks may DO prevented; and
taken Ct the commencement OF en- attack imme-
2iase ro,iof from Ssl and sickness will DO obtS
Ehsy seldom fail IN removing the Nss5es and
assdaeAe to which females kre 40 Esbjsct.
They iot senny rSon ths boweIs,-removlnx Ces-
HxtssJs.
For Ltrs'y Ms., StvdS~is, Del,esto Females,
and All persons Of ssdsstsry habits, they are val
liable - Lszatips, improving the eysssits giving
tons and sis0y to the digestive orrsns, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole system.
The CEPRALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been In use many years, durlng which time
they have prevented and relieved q vast amount OF
pain and suffering rem Headache, whether orlsi-
mating In the s~coss system or from . deranged
state of the Sto~saek.
They are entirely esetsble IN their competition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, axd Ms ST.
'sats Of asy dssagrsSabls taste RENDERS IL sssy IL
sdssiniSf1 tkspa 10 ekiIdrsn
BEWARE OF COUNrERFEIys!
Tho genuine have Eve signatures of Hour C
Spsldins on eSca Box.
Bold By prsE:iSis End eli oshct Dsslors in Msdi
sines.
box will bs sent by mail pTe,aia on rsssi,ts
tbs
PRICE, 10 CENTS.
AL sTtsCs shoHld be addressed to
HENRY e. SPaLDiNa,
sSCxDAa STRlxf, Exw Y0tI,
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HoLSan's Volcanic Oh L;nimsnt.
YHE RHnE kIsIHEnY m HUr MnpInh


Tls sRiy ssfs ssd certain surs fer Canss Piles Pa
..n, s.tlias. ssa s.sneLil. GsItf. fsl.yi, E.s.
nasust.m, stfasa, sf Jsnt, Csntr.stsd ssei.s :,
EAra5h. o. Teshsshs, Bruises, ersin, FIs.k
Ss; % sh.. c,.G s
q; ir az ;;sa: !, Il:sS s; s:
..:s.saa. h..:, being. ..y: s.,n ..,.a M. Of dis
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
val relieve Pain sinsst and VIII ss.s
parity and hssl the fsssn incredible shsr
nsLEAKT GEL EIRArED LnlMEs1 /. u. .ai, :.,s
.ad reliable remedy fer the Of SPAWN,
md Cur. Rs i..ap t. a:Si s.;. az
.s.nnins ssiss, % ay,ssIl H. i,..,rly .pSisa. Va
o;.i s. ssst;s;; s = .ss
,...sy AMY {" di'':'d and ssT' ss..ia & sTsi;
:,;ss (. -; SI:a .s,sS i bs HeIsAsi cEE X
IL. HeS fis: s.s s.l. r,.,,,.,,,,
Cssssi Third and Pias ats, d. Eszs, Ne.
- c sn4sr ~ 70 avs ''' ss',. 4 E.:.,.s
GUNBOATs FOR TIE WESTERN RIVERS.
QvARrrRMAsTuEn sxs.nAI,s OFFICE,
Proposals. are invited for coSssruoti,n isS sSS,
So S j. Re
s|SS: Eff and
sonsiasr: sapR'''sa e' bidders yin b takse into
ien QnArtermaster 6ensrsl Gnited stats
CsI na c SSEEkkPkE ASP s 81 BLANKETS
Eotto neg E0mIorfs sheetngs, Pillow Linen and
R RsyEssi il 81 S.a SoSsfbs low
~. eomers, STRANGERS, sojournefs and citizens
WIZ ansRoos oUr etook et pleasure.
..qu PERRY BRO,
So. Penn. avenue and eth g.,
W. IA. TEAyELINe TRUNKS.
TRAVELLING TRUNKs 70 b Sc found ana0 Il @ 1s
fadiss ,I frs SSmpylsleE best Sole Lee.hei
Iices. Carpet Bags, TO-, which we are nov se,bn,
ana WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
~ 149 Penn. as GntA
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sz-Si NDlvlDuAti IENE TERPRIsE
EASTERNIHD WESTERN
SRORE STEAMFRS

KENT" Capt, J. n. K'rvan
"PIONkER," CAPT w Norn.,
Will run their routes as follows IeeyiVa T,aaSb,
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden. al o,cyoof A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Lsndin,,
on Shoptank rlver. every WEDNESDAY, A.
Monday.
For Annapolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning saG.e days
.PIONEER-For st. MIohsers and Easton, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, aud return
the same day.
Fol. Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY, returning
BY same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, St. Miohael's and
EeE atom, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY returning every Mondsy by Same route.
Faro TO cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Easton
Faro to st MiohaeTS and Nies' River irounS
Faro TO West River, (rourd trip, SiG.. %
Fare TO AnnaPoils Ground trip rs centsD- rs
MEALS kITRL.
l(FIeisht must be prepaid,
Wharf and Once, LI6H' ST., foot Of Camden.
bAItmore. T.. X. CANNON,
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$3.50 70 s s&SE EHE9sssssSs zs tbIf III

Leave. the lower eqd 4 TNI9S f Box Bait.
o. O'Clock p. d. taling psssensers and feisSt. a.
SSSnnsctins With The R.ilro.d lipes, 20 ard from
ton, York, Hsrrlsburs, PIttsburs, Pa, snd To-
West, lmmedist.ly sfer the arrival Of the ETprsas
Tram TON New ok snd Philadelphia
From New York to Fort Monroe and bsei.. ma
Prom BaltimoEs and az b.s nc t.--- -.---..--
DPROcURE YOUR TICKETS
In Neg York. At the New Jersey Railroad OsBa,
foot of CORTLAND street. S4oe
In Phi. sdelphls, at the Compsny's once, N, W.
CORNER OF Sixth and Chestnut streets or Al ths
Depot, Broad and Prime streets
In Baltimore. on board the Steamers foot nj
Union DOCK. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't,
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: H HdJ !. q. ~ RJJvE Z : RAILgeAD-
EEe AtsSS 1rtS Sf fRk TfSSeS SS SsgN


And wESP, Trains leave: WA l.
From Chambers st. NY, r rom 8 On s,,aet
Express, and Ill g. n, liza S a M saa e x
. and $50 and p m. S,2S D m. -
10y ana A!pS1y with loS5 ?. M, Sundays in
sioeFlLS carl 1918 o, m clu1ed.D
ssII1s2sse uan o. q. m, and l.ss .. z:
PeskskIil train, f.c1p N iIa5a
sing SlHg trsln, 9 Oe m, lsA a N ,aa A * ,r5
And 81 and 100 D. m. Sfsu NJ 49, 49,
Fishkill tram, SIS p. d ISIS
A. AMI ~. superintendent.
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WATcHREEEA.INSIhINSss AANE6P ss WARE

'E'RE EUROPEAN HOTEL, REPT BY p,
EmkICI. n the corner OF Penn. /. 4
tveLae End Eleventh street, his been WAY
greater inducersnts for the patronage of oftizsas
t1d strangers thsn Any other public house In the
hotel or PoEn, avenue, and his recommendation
Tor PERMANENT or transient b0eriers rneYceIt;on-
sDlS. sGe IaJ ana Restaurant arrangements Of the
Err0resp Il otol have already become yery sosu
ar being Al that can be desired by the most fas
sicl0us The proprietor pledges lnremittsd stten-
Eon srd oont,pued liberal expenditures 10 ri We sat
lsIsadon 70 81, and thus renewe his Invitation 70
I'll 20 give the European Hotsl q call dslu
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FINE SHAKER AND OTHER WHITE
to6 Autumn snd Winter use.
One proc ohly. ms he'd In plain figures Homer.
Az bayine and selang being now redseed 90 ths
oesh standard. whole scale Of prices AZ mzastS
ocEt0rm therstO
An examination Of stook implies 10 oliissiioa
70 pofoh4se. PfRhi = b..
Pa avcnuA and Nm, q
CO u "Hex.y BIl-iAss
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.Juor SONl0NS-0NIoNs-oNIoNs.
pine tonaecs 80 on oonngnmsu l.So lunches
..s IkiSs & BURoHEtL,
OSE VERY NICE SECOND HAND PIANO
bsoan Co q and steIuvay sons hsv, =
last hesn received 81 the Nusio Store OF MN
10 Pianos Cor rent W aas
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FSSs fhs ExsRinsY, Norfolk, Va,
CeYhalio Pills scnomellsh the object for vhial
they were made, VIZ: Cure OF headache in al il.
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Fpp,cy MILITARY BOOKS.

En MILITARY BOOKS.
- hENCH RlCHsTlEN have Just received
tSts ene comSlsts Assortment Of Military Boo
cent below the regular retail prSosss-lh-
A new edition of Hsrass,s In.p.,, and Ris.
TActics, complete, 81 Is
toyneI yoluRteers' Manual, vols, 81
Aliens Compendium Of Hardes's Tscties, 80
Gross'. Military snrgery, se
mahsn,s FIELD ortifeAfioa and Outpost, each -
ASroee Ieoues, cheap edition, $50
Ans Soielers GUIDE, complete manr1 g.
the b lone Guard. $50
The Hand BOOK Tor The %. =. Soldier. ,aint
a 81 Oh iasuaceon 10 the U. 5. infanit, tss-
Il Alec, Military Maps, Map of the Scar Of war.
Charts, Guides &c
Flsss, Badges and Medals Of ever, dsscny,ss..
l. Any ci tne esove sent By mail free.
~.s FRENCH 4 RIcHsTEIN,
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Ne&s t1s Dsxsssrsf. SIS. Cloud, MSxs.
II you are, or have beon troub Ied It'll tho Reg
sohet send for boz, (CePhlic Pills 40 that Jos
msJ have them In case OF sn.s.tsok.
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sC9WERlN's PILLS sre sure desth TO Ksis
fnd Nice; N; sohwerin ha. received eertitc.tes
HOUSE Of Refuge, Pennsyivsaia HesS.tS, All
9thei Pr0minent Institutieps OF Phiss6el,kIs /; o.
~. AZ, MeshnGton, d. c.; AMI CLARITY Aossitsi.
The original certificates car bs seen ~ the
t,s noiesShls and Hsrau pseOt 12s North SECOND
sssss Pa . We nee sae * s s az
RfTikEE c 81 GssffiSsRious INVITATIONS.
III nEs@snbsr TO ask for SolIveTiI's AEnihl-
4 None genuine unless ,igpse n. sSEwzRrA
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ftsas re EsxasSH1, S7-Js.a, Va.
They hsvo bsen ts;tsl la more thxn thsasxss
sssos, WIKI cEt,re suocese.
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trs=' ks Pssssrs X. Il. Gsxstts, OsSssss, III.
We heartily endokse Mr. spaliing, and kin IN
nvAlled C5phLlio Pills.
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~ N b D IS
QS3yt1psa;,sv GsnSyoP, Ohcx
~dshisstoa Ostp, Jv.v fs, 1851 (
PLAEs AED SPECIFICATIONS for bulls of 6un
Bqa's ier the Western rivers are on exhibition at
this ONCE, Snd At offces of Quartermsstera A.
Plttsburg. Ctnolnnati, st. Louis and Alton
Boats to be delivered at Cairo. Bids should he
sent 20 QQnrternsster General of tho United States
Army, at Washington. By 1st An gust, at noon.
M. G. MEIGS,
Bis Brig. Gsnl End Qusrtsrmastsr CENT.
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fs"s fAs SosfA'ya PstA Fia6ss, Nssy Oslsssss, La
,b.ty tnsn {oa ths: are afflicted, and We ere sars
numeroug list that has received beUctfs tssr 20
other medicine oan produce,
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SCHWERIN,s
A0nfhtIafIDS
Powder

lie the only known ana
beat Sr.lcie %
extarmink.e
Reaches, Bed Bugs,
Ants, HOtis, Flies,
'Fless. Garden Worms
Wins bxSa,&&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
From Washingtca<.
WASHINGTON. SATURDAY.,

WASHINGTON, saturday, March :, 1901.
The Secretary Ct War published an Official order dis.
missing Gen. Twiggs fIom the Army, for treachery
to the Flag of his Country" in having surrendered
demand of the authorities of Texas, the military posts
and other property of the United States in bis depart
ment and under his charge.
The formation Of the Cabinet exci.es, if possible
more intense interest than heretofore bsre being
conclusion yet as to the several gentlemen whohays
been prominently named in that connection. Their
spective friends still vigorously engaged to secure
their appointment. Mr. Lincoln was engaged until
o'clock this morning hearing what ardent politicians
had to say upon this subject.
Foty-three army officers have resigned since the
passage of the South Carolina Ordinance of Secession
several Of them without reference that subject.
The recently passed Pos-Ronte bill contains q zee
ton requiring ten cent prepaid letter postage to and
from the Pacific coast without regard to distance. All
drop letters hereafter to be prepaid with postage
ytamps.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

C0ERCIYE POLICY OF THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
WASHINGTON, Friday, March /, 1861.
have positive information that the first acts of the
new Administration will be to reinforce Fort Sumter,
and send vessels Of for the collection of the
nue. to the Gulf. Herald.
MAJOR-GENERAL JOHN +. WOOL.
This gallant soldier in happy and patriotic contrast
with the traitor Twggs, was member of the Peace
Conference. He is still in Washington, and has had
several most satisfactory interviews with the President
elect.
FEEBIENEss OF MR.. BUCHANAN.
A gentleman just from Mr.. Buchanan says that he
never saw such a change in him as has taken place
wi hin the last ten days He has grown quite feeble,
and complains great deal of i'll health
EXTRAORDINARY OPINION OF CALEB CUSHING
The OF inion of Caleb Gushing, to the effect that the
Cover ment of the United States is responsible for the
fraudulent acceptances of John B. Floyd late Secre
taIy of War; is Indignantly discussed by many OF the
most eminent constitutional lowyers now in this city
NARROW ESCAPE.
The Hon. John Covode came very near losing his
life Yesterday through the accidental discharge of
Of Sharps rifles Mr.. Covode has two large rooms at
the Avenue House. and large number of his personal
friends were present there last evening, to congrau-
late him upon the success of the tariff BILL iii the pass
age of which he has borne conspicuous part One
of his friends distinguished member of Congress from
Pennsylvania happened by accident TO examine
beautiful weapon of OF Sharps invention, and in
making the experiment of trying the trigger, the ride
vert off and the ball pierced through the dooor Of
room passing into the adj acent apartment, and cutting
its way through the rail of the bedstead upon which
the honorable member seated at the moment. The
ball passed within about couple of inches of his per
SON. A dozen persons at least were in the same
and by the greatest good luck in the world nobody
was hurt.
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Arrived.

Ship adm Adams Chase Liverpool Jan ~ mdse. aud
y pas Tspscot Go. Feb %, lat - %, lou. 80 90
changed signals with barb bound r. showing blue gua with
white square From Feb 30 Feb % hs. had strong westerly
Ship Herald Crowel Palermo Nov Passed Gibraltar
Jsn II fruit TO James Robinson has experienced westerly gales
Brig vi. Wilson, Van Nance, Ciuisd, Bolivar, Feb. TO-
hides &c TO Habeck Go. Passed IN the river bound up
brig Guyana fon Brrmeni Feb "a, lat 81 TO- lol -,
spoke schr Wrs,eTn Star, hence. bound y.
Brig Amy Warwick (o Richmondl Brown Rio Jaueiro jar
lG coffee to master Sailed IN with brig Breeze, Of PhiadcL
ps Oterbdss for Galveston Mobile bark sophia Jones'
Of aud Baltimore sailed e days pLeyiousy jan ~, lat
~ II s. lon - 20 bark showing Kirkland Chnes (of
o. O5 spoke hak MARIA Boston from Baltimore for Rvesls
Plata Feb 2 lat. - lJ Nn ~ a. spoke schr Samuel or
Baltimore. from Santos COZ New ork, 81 days out.
Brig T. Watson of Philadelphia Munday Puerto Cabeo
IL days hides &c. to DaIlett Bliss; had light aud ~ W
wind. during ihc passage; has been days ~ Of HieTss
schr Albatross BULB, Elizsbn,hpor. for Taunton
scnr Coneus Noys' Washington, d. G., days, -four, se
sehr Emeline Hsight Beebe Orient for Philadelphia
scbr 4. Y. Simpson, Ellis, Virginia days oysters.
Schr Express, Lawson, Virginia days oysters.
sch Samuel Pearsall Pearsa Virginia for Pougeeps.e.
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Armstrong Elzlbethpo for PEN
broke.
sch Asori. lof Hancoci cOssins cadenas Feb. 49,
lasarA 20 c. a T.. J. Peters.
sehr j. O. Bsbeoch, Bsbcoek, Wilmington, N G., day..
naysl stores TO NJ. 4. Runyon. ~.
schI. Conrad FoI Ward, Virginia days, oys ters.
Schr Expedite, Boebe Sag Ilarbor, wheat.
Soop Active Smith Sag Har1pT wheat.
Boop Disent, Brown. River Head, l.. l., wood
Steamer Valley City, Chapman New Haven mdse. to ID. G.
Miller
Steamer o,pgsy, Kenny, Provilenes. mdse to l. odsl
Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence mdse. 20 !. Ode.
SAILED-Steamshps Kargroo Br), Liverpool-pas.d the
Battery ~ ~ Fulton Southampton and Hayrepes sed
the Battery IL ~ p SaSonia iianL HamburE-passed
tho Battery al l2io p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
THREE O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
SATURDAY, March 9, 1861.

AsHEs-There il q moderate inquiry for Pearls at
s. IS, and Pots at s. l2l.
FLOUR AND MEAL--The demand for Western and
State Flour is fair in part for export buyers contend
Tor further concession which is resisted and the busi'
nees moderate the better grades arc in fair request
ard are without quotable change
The sales are $500 bbs. at s. l0as5 % for
Superfne State and Western; s. 259$5 30 for extra
State; IS 3ja$5 10 for choice do; s. 2j0s5 ~
for the low grades of Western extra; s. 5o9s5 50
for shipping brands Of round-hoop extra Ohio, and
s. 7OGs7 10 for trade brands DO.
Canadian Flour is quiet, but prices are unchanged
Of go bbls. at s. 25a$7 20 for Extras.
Southern Flour is without much change, the better
grades are irregular and difficult of sale; the sales are
LOO bbls at s. 3Oa s. 65 for mixed to good Superine
Baltimore &c. and S 7Ja$7 IS for the better
grades.
Rye Flour is in fair request az 50 1894 10. Corn
Meal is heavy sales of GOO bblN at 81 SJQ$2 10 for
Jersey, and 80 250$3 20 for Braadywine.
Buekwheat Flour is salable az 81 j0a$i 81 y
100 II.
WHsKY-The inquiry is fair, and The market irmeri
ales Of so bbs. at lSc.
GRAIE-The Wheat market is fairly active; good
qualities are about the same but common shade
asier; the Gales AZ 900 BUSH part last evening" at
Il 1881 Is for Chicago Spring; 81 % for Milwaukee
Club delivered 81 81 for choice Amber Iowa; Canada
Club on private terms; 81 30 for good Red WESTERN
small lots DO at Al 80 d$l 80; Red Long Island at
81 IS; and al 4Oa$l AZ for White Ohio.
Barley Malt is firm aud not plenty at 81 992c; Bar
ley is in moderate request and is firm at 75o8Oe.
Rye is firm and in fair demand; sales of 600 brslI.
at zoe.
Oats arc in demand and plenty at 3@ijic. for West
eIn and Canadian, and IS a Sole. for State.
Com opened steady, with a fair local and export de-
msnd but before the close improved slightly the sales
are Al coo busb at So sj9e. for new mixed Western
at the Railroad Depot; Goa Ole. for DO. devered 6Si
&C. for old DO in store; 67c. for do devered and
90 875c. for new White Southern.
PRoyIsIoNs-The demand u fair for Pork, and the
market il steady sales Of 800 bbls at 7 % for Mess
and $40 37Ia$l2 so for Prime.
Beef is in moderate request and ia steady; Gales Of
100 bbs at SO IS $50 80 for repacked Mess, and goo
sll for extra. Prime Mess is in moderate demand at
sI1asl7. Beef Hams firm; sales Of 200 bbls. Wet
ern ct $l5
Bacon is neglected and prices are nominal Dressed
Hogs are quiet at 6la7!c. Lard is steady with a fair
inquiry; sales of 800 hhds. and ties. at 81 0,c.-the
latter for choice.
Cut Meats steady; sales Of $50 hhds and cs. at
g. SIC. for Shoulders and 8, e9c for Hams Butter
is without change and is quiet. Cheese is steady