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BANK sUsPEEsIoN.-Messrs. G. A. Read d
Co. yesterday afternoon received dispatch
that the Winstead Comm Bank had sus-
pended and been thrown out by New York
Bankers.
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Fur CAFE FoUED.-The owner can obtain
tie same by describing property and paying
for advertisement. Inquire of Henry Roth,
ct Police Office,
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Al this point we hear the name Of VIM.
r. Clifford prominently mentioned in con-
nection with the vacancy. He has been on
the road ever since the opening of the line
between Rochester and Auburn, and Is
thoroughly posted in railroad matters. He
holds the place Of DeFot Master here at pres
ent, and Is in fact acting temporarily as
Superiutendeut
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~ We tender to Hawks Bro. our
Acknowledgements for the n. Y. Evening
Post, in advance of the mails.
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PERRY LIGHT IEFAETRT.-You are hereby
notified to appear at the Armory this after
noon at quarter past one O'Clock, to attend
the funeral of Capt. Woodward.
D. o,J.r of commend
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~ We have plenty of New York Even
ing Posts now, SO that our customers will NO
be disappointed any longer.
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RUsINFsa NOTICES.

"Dm ON THE PoT,"-Mitchelps Poisoned
Wheat, for the destruction eff Rats, Mice,
and Crows-the celebrated English propara-
tlon, which kills thom on the spot. Price
25e. For aale By all druggists. novs:SeI
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EEE0TRIO BATHs,-Dr. .Gibson's new elecs
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tiBm, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the circu-
lation and remove almost every disease in
amanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfae-
tiOn to the sick. The pleassntest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Oper-
atOr In attendance. OHioe No. III Ontario
street. jyS
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BY order Of command.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, NOV. IL.
There is most intense excitement here in
regard to the great expedition. Groundless
rumors are circulating that Charleston has
been bombsrded. No intelligence whatever
concerning the great expedition has been re-
ceived in any quarter, up to noon to-day, ad-
ditional to what has already been tele-
graphed.;;
Misspprehensions having existed touching
the Postmaster Generals order of the 3lst of
October, postmssters will recognize it as fol-
lows: Certificates of soldiers letters may be
signed by any acting field or staff officer in
the service of the o. s., as well as the Major,
and when so certified, letters may be for
Warded without prepayment of postage,
which must, however, be collected at the
Office of delivery as before.
(Signed) JNo. A. KAssoH,
1st Asst. P. N. General.
Grand torehlight procession to might by
Gen. Blenker's command in honor of the
accession of Mcclellan to the command of the
army. They halted at McC CIellan's residence,
greeting him with loud cheers. Secretaries
Seward and Cameron and Gen. BlenkeT
spoke.
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aAiIIiMerlI.

MILLINERY GOODsENEW
MRS. W. 4. POTTER q ssusca street,
Il IN receipt Of q nav and choice stock OF
MILLIHERY COOP q.
Comprising
HaE STYLE bhirrod Hats. floWerds lkipponaI Moafl-
ing 0ocdn, Collars, Wells &C. Also
NEW eTYLn HATS FOR CHILDREh.
Besides great variety Of seasonable and fa niol-
aha goods not enumeratad Ladies are respectfully
Invitrd 70 call and examine.
~ Dress making done 10 oTdsF n the very b
nnnasE, mar1oiR2k
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PRISONS OF FULL HABITS,

EAa4l4An VI FULL AAhAAat
Who are subject to Costivenegs, Hsadaohe, Giddi-
nssss Dr1ESiness, and ringing in the ears, arising
from too great q Gov Of b.ooa TO the hsad, should
ueger Be- Without
BkAEnRETH's PILLS,
snd many highly dangerous symptoms viii be re-
moved by their immedia'e use.
The aon. }. Hunt, Of westchest-r Co, n. z, IS
yaarl Of bEo, has used BIandslhs Pills for twenty.
Ave = ara ss his sole medicine. When he feels him
selfindiuposed be lt from Cold, rheumatism. As h.
ma, Besdaohe, Bilious Affect ons, Costiventss, or
irritation q the kidneys bladder he dss nothing
but take ieW doses o. Branseth's Pills.
His usual method Is TO take ak pills, and reduce
she dose each light one pill. In every attack OF
sickness for twenty I've ytars tbs simple method
b never failed to restore him TO health; and few
man are 70 be found 90 &C i've and hearty as he.
Sold by A. Gardner, x2O superior street, Uleve
land 0hio and By ell respectable dealers in nedi-
cauas. novER25
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UHICAGO nIARKET-Nov. IL.

lBT TELKGBAPH.l
RLOUR-MRrket active and steady.
HEAG-mArket b S dyclnet 5z0lc. Sales at
7O5k657lo for No. I, and CSC for NO. IN store
CORN-Market steady. Seles at 2922Hc for
mixed in store.
RECEiPTs-7s0O 800 bbIs nOuri lO2,OD bu wh5ati
20 ,0OO bush corn.
sHIPRIENTs-l.O,O .O,O bbls -four; 222 900 bu wheat;
Is3 0OJ bush corn.
EREIGHTs-Eisisri Iac on corn, l4c on wheat
70 Buffalo.
RxCHANGE-On New York, firm at 10 pre-
MUM.
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THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WESTERN
Division OF TIE N. Y. CEETRAL-The Roch-
ester Democrat, in noticing the mention of
Mr.. John Corning in connection with the
vacant superintendency of the Western
Division Of the New York Central Road,
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E8-TWO hundred barrels Westsrn Gran
berries in store and for sale low, at George
sprague's, oviatt's Exchange.
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DODGERS SCISSORS, ENe11sH.
- Al ooWLEs . o., on the
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OsWRGO RIARKRE-Nov. II.


FLOUR-Market steady,
WHEAT-In moderate demand. Sales 5000 bu
No Chicsto spring Ia; 500 bush Canada club
and 2, ,sOJ tDsh white Canada on private terms.
CNBRR-Market quiet.
BARLER-Market better. Sales 1000 bush Bay
Quinte at 5l6s5314c; l,5OO bush do at sc sdoat-
RYE-Market steady. Sales 1000 bush Canadian
at 6lHC.
PEAS-Market quiet.
CANAL FRElGaHTS-2c lower on grain; -four
6O66lo, wheat lsc to New York.
LAKE, ImPORTS-i,i9l bbls dour; lC6 O00 bu
wheat; "a 90 bush corn; 2E,6O0 bush barley; H,5OO
bush rye 2 500 bnsh peas.
CANAL EXPURTs-7,25 ,25s bbls -four; ll3,OOn bu
Ehest $500 bush corn 1850 bush barley $500 bu
peas.
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"The Noblest Study Of Mankind is Man"
-Butdsbased sad degraded manhood, is curse but
600 prevalent IN our planet. Oh kosB the fatal
hhaita Of disease and complaint from your otelesl
Warnings aud ;dvieo can be ohta'ned In thu book
"Humsn IrailtE, or Physiological ReIsarohss." Il
win aasurodly rseal tbs hack sliding from TIE evil
practices preyaloat 20 aa alarming extent, aud Be
unor=ipe guiding star 10 health and rosuscltated
energy. Thousands attest the benefit Of needing ltu
oounsel1 ard ADVICE.
eolt by DR. BARROW, lsi Blsecker street, New
Eork. Price 8 oents. Sent Tree everyvheFe.
sold also hy G. ", Ozark, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-R1I
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A WORD OF CAUTIoE.-We have been shown
by gentleman of this city, a circular re-
ceived by him, representing the drawing Of
a grand scheme, involving prizes to the
amount of $40, 900, at the Eagle Hotel, sa-
lem, N. H., on the 9Oth ult., at "Grand
Social Banquet of the Mechanics Union
Club" of that city, Gleason, Webster & Co,
Managers, and containing a long list of
numbers said to have drawn prizes ranging
from s., ,O0O to $40. About two months since
this gentleman received from the same par
ties a number of tickets for this scheme,
which he regarded as valueless, and sent
them to an Eastern paper, in order that the
matter might be exposed, if found to be
swindle. Accompanying the circular is
letter, designating a number from among
the many on the list drawing prizes, and in
dieating the way to proceed in order to get
the prize. The following is copy of the
latfar.
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FRANK PAREER.-Livory and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at rsaaNuRblo figures.
sep24R5o:ly
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WVHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 gHB HOkAN SIGHT Eyna IAvmzEDl
fzz
II Il R0L0T0EE0N.

Frse6saI gld Scientific 0pdeiaa
EStPs re largest aEortent q the most improved
ei1f1 u sPECTAOLE6. All hia dle3aell Whethof
I-e reer e. IA aiFhtods are ground undsf his own
G-e-cffong ~ maahinerT ofa new oc11tru With
s---o V7eefno11 Dizziness or lulan1rnation Of tn
10, and iEDsTti1G strength fer ionE rca4ing o.
~ tolclnonsoa UouId hsFsinioFn ths public that
sS7ST1T cnlliogI any one IN the sale O 9ls senaa
~ = arIend IA aE8ortrlent or 4 g LASH
- 900 Il ~ OOITP s eElB, fc.t on hama,
~ kRTLlIcLAL NHHs inserted Hitaout iiiai
S-7o--Iio. ~ saparfor Etrssi, under AgsEioan
mallsdhW
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2petlxl gntlEes
Wtrroop-How I.o-V- 79ov Ru-ToRrn

AkNEOoD-HOW LosF-HoW RElToRED.-
Sust Published IN Sealed Envelopes prioe cents.
A Lecturs on the Nature, Treatment and radical
oure Of aparmstorrh0a or Seminal Weakness, Ia
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Inpsd.
iment1 70 Narfiago generally Nesvounneas, Con
sumztion, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
IneapaeitY, resulting from Bolf-Abuso, &o.-By
RoBT. J. OULvEBWELL, n. D., Author Of tho
eaFEr naoz. 80.
= A Boon % Thousands Of euferarE." ssnt undar
loe IN plain snVelOpo, % any address, FosT PAID,
en rgcoipf oi six cents, or two postage sleUpa, bI
Dr. OK. J. %. KLINE,
~ soWery, New York, Post 0diee Boz. s5ss.
SoFt6daWeH
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~ Coal Dill Lamp Chimneys, that OAE
NOT BE BROKEN BY TIE HEAT, can be found at
W. P. Foggs, corner Superior and Seneca
atreets.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus Office, I4T Superior
street, next door TO the Weddell House.
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sALEN. n. ID, Oet. 3O, ls61.

-, Sir: You will see by the enclosed
list that ], ,sS4 drew a prize of 500. Now l
will tell you how 1 think you can get this,
if you will afterwards let people know it,
and inform them whom to apply to for
tickets. By your doing this, I shall sell
many more tickets for the next Banquet, in
your vicinity. To get this prize you must
hold certificate to show that it is paid for.
To obtain this you must send me letter,
dated Oct. 30th, and enclose $500, the price
of the ticket. As soon as received, I shall
hand it to the Managers, saying this letter
was mislaid in the Post Office, but the date
and money are here all right. They do not
know the number of your ticket, and will
take the money and will send you GER
tifcate. Send it ct once, and don't show
this to anY one.
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financial

e6O mM MONEY ADVANCED,
and we'll known WAGNER'S OF FIOE-on sscuritiel
# every kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
silver Plate, Watches, Diamonds JeWery, Firearms,
lothing Furniture Carpets, Pianos, Mirrors, Paint
ngs, General Merchandise, and Personal Property
nd articles of value, the most satisfactory termb
Business Btrictlyp fivste Established 1881. Watcbe
nd JeweirY for sale At bargains.
WIN. WAGNEB, Once No. 3, Water Sc.
Corner Superior street. oVaT Geo. A. Davis a Co.1
rlnthgmg 9f7-s ans1a
EOREIGN .EXOHANG G E..
Drafts in amounts TO suit, from IS upwards, on
England and France, and all the principal Cities
lermSny. On Erankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Nienna
nuremberg, Osssel, Cologne, Hamburger, Bremen
ttuttgart, Mannheim and Prague. For sale by
RUTurHEi1G = HAUSM AVN
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which Is 90 prevalent en- the Take shore.
Persons suffering from cot CHS night sWeats,
bleeding at the lungs. general oebiiily' partlai
dsansss imperfect sight, loss Of vice. hoarssness'
los1 Of flesh and strength loss Of sete' lang
dsspondsnoy. pslpitstion Ofhe heart oppression Of
the chest, dioult breathing rsstlesant " a. nishI'
ko, should consult the Doctor forthwith.
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ANEAPoLI5, Nov. II.
There are no tidings up to this hour Of the
expected steamer with Official news Of the
aaek
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Board Of EGacarion.
REaULAR MEETING.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. II.

MONDAY EVENING NOV. II.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
The President, Hon. Harvey Rice, in the
chair.
Minutesof last meeting read and approved
Mr.. Turner from the special Committee in
relation TO nonresident pupils In the East
High School, reported that the Committee
found but fourSRnd recommended that three
Of them, Misses Saxton, Witbeck and Prem
tice, be permitted 70 remain on their paying
tuition, and that the fourth, Master Ed. Ba-
ker. be transferred 10 the West High School,
on the payment Of tuition. Adopted.
The Superintendent reported that no ex-
clu ion Of pupils from any Of the Schools had
taken place. He also reported on the at
tendance, as follows: Total number enrolled
4,57l; increase from removals 10 the city
and private schools, &c, ass. Accepted.
The Secretary was instructed 70 make out
pay rolls for half Of the present term.
Applications for positions as teachers were
referred 20 the Committee on Teachers. The
Committee on Teachers reported in favor
of continuing Miss Wallace in the West st.
Clair Street school. Adopted.
The same Committee reported on the
question Of the change of schools on the
West Side, recommending that they remain
as they are. Adopted.
The same Committee reported in favor Of
transferring the grammar scholars in Ken
tucky Street School TO Pear and Hicks
Streets Schools. Adopted.
The following Visiting Committees were
reported:
First WARDS. C. Otis, Rev. Mr.. Fisk,
0reon Spencer.
Second Ward-Rev. T. A. Starkey, George
A. Benedict, VIM. 7. Smith.
Fourth Ward-Rev. S. B. Pege, George H.
Wyman, L. W. Ford.
Sixth Ward-D. R. Tilden, J. A. Cor
ham, E. B. Chamberlin.
Eighth Ward-Dr. Messenger, Charles
Winsow, Geo. Teabout.
Ninth Ward-R. B. Dennis, Jno. Sargent,
G. W. Palmer.
Tenth World. @. Ferguson, l. U. Mas
ters. and the Pastor of the Mission Church.
Eleventh Ward-Jeremiah Conrad, Thos.
Dixon. F. B. Pratt.
West High School-Bev. L. Benton, D. NJ.
Cofinberry, DR.. T. B. Wilson.
The Committees for the Third, Fifth and
seventh Wards will be appointed by the Sec
retary.
ADJOURNED to Monday evening, Nov. 25tb.
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call.
sTERLING EXCHANGE-ouite firm but
quiet.
sTOCKS-Market higher aud there is rather
more doing. Chic go 4 ROCK island 81 Chicago,
Burlington Quincy 65K; Illincis Central scrip S.
Michigan Southern lg 90 guaranteed 395s; Michigan
Central 81; Hudson 40S; Psnu1ylvania 20; Pacific
Mail 9iA; Erie 555; New York central 794; Vir-
einiA 6s 4S; Tennessee 49, Erie Sd bonds S6z i;
Chicago northwestern I'd l3; Hannibal 81. JO-
sephs bonds 30.
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3apEr 8augiugs.
nm 000R ROLLS WALLPAPER


War has been declared snd Secession ls the order
of the day, and is the time for all tidy house.
keepers to secede from dirty and smoky walls, and
ooerce on them with rush, new WALL PAPERi
: reby improving their homes and most Of sll,the
100. 900 ROLLS NOW READY
for sale at M Carson Co., Isi, Superior St., and
- low that all can got them. .
THE COST IS MERI NOTHING,
We are now ready 10 sell FRENCH English and
American wall papers from 20 70 70 per cent. below
peeVisuS prices, and would most respectfully invite
IN - look n upon our stock before buying, for IN
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces We can
Give the utmost Subtraction Our goods coming dl
reotly rom the faCtOres We thereby save one pront
Also largo assortment OF Shades Of eFefy FeFls'
GOLD BANDS, SO. 80,
| Aiuo inst opened q beautiful lot Of
o o r N ] O Z 5,
/ With Bands, Lool &C., 70 match. O0d1 and Ias:
seiE IN e1diess ri8ty. Paper Hangtng done 81
short notos byexporisncod Worlmens and at reaaon-
40, W sould take nies iobs Of painting, grsin-
ing and vanishing at fair snd
3. B. To Dealers We WOald invite their attsnt,oa
% our large stock. HN~'
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CITY IVTELLIGENCE,

BASE BALL MATCH The match game of base
ball which took place Yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Excelsior and Waverly Clubs, was the
most exciting and interesting which has ever taken
place In tins city There were present to witness
the match two thousand persons and a large nro
portion OF whom were ladies. The game resulted
in favor of the Wavprlv, who scored "a runs to 80
OF the Excelsior. the play of both clubs was ex-
temely nne, and the closeness of the attests
the energy with which the game was PLAYED. The
helding of the Wsverlv was of the first class
while the Excelsiors excelied in batting. At the
close oi the game, notwithstanding the Waverlv
was the victor, the Captain of the club immediate.
ly challenged the Excelsior for another m Itch -
This is an unusual procedure, but it was under.
stood before the game commenced that the Waver-
ly would challenge the Excelsior, whether thev
won or lost the match. The challenge will no
doubt be accepted, and another intensely interest
ing game may be expected.
VISIT TO DRUID HILL PARK-By invitation of the
faTk Commissioners, the M mbers of both Branches
OF the City Council, in company with other citv
olHcials, yesterday afternoon paid visit TO Druid
mn nill fark. The company proceeded to the Park ir
open barouches, furnished by Messrs Hines!ev
ana Stewart. In passing around the avenue
located with great taste and regard to picuresoua
effect, by Mr. Howard Daniels, the skillfu and eff
clent landscape artist in charge, J. Il. B. La
trooe, Esq, of the Commission, pointed out at the
prominent points the plan and objects he had in
view. After viewing the entire grounds the COM
pany proceeded to the old mansion, where a fine
coliatlon was spread out before them, to which
ample justice was done. About seven O'Clock all
returned to the city, well pleased with their visit
ATTEMPTED SUICtDE.-James Ellis was last niqbt
iound IN the Lexington market BY officer Kuhn in
d Dieeding condition. 1t appears that he has for
some time past been addicted to the use of intoxi
eating liquors. and last night made an attempt to
commit suicide by sta5bing himself in the left side
near the heart. He was taken to the Western po-
lice station, where Turnkey Keiholtz rendered the
proper attention. His wounds are not serious.
IHEFT.-AnD Hawley was yesterday arrested bv
oihcer =. Smith upon the charge OF stealing a five
collar note from Mrs Burke, No. / Amfty street.
one was arragned before Justice Shipley, who
committed her to answerthe charge at court.
For CouRT.-Conrad Schl0tt was Yesterday
taken into custody by officer Sheldon, upon the
charge OF running his wagon over a colored boy
NAMED Isaac Cornish. HI was arranged before
Justice Sh"wacre, who released him upon produ-
eng S5OO bail to answer the charge at court
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Shipping gntell asnge
PORT OF BALTIMORE. MAY %
-
Arri we'd.

Arrived.
Steamer Georgenana, Pearson. from Old Point-to n
Steamer Henry Cav Her, from Philadelphia
to Shriver.
Steamer John Thompson, Fowler New York Jas
Shriver.
Steiner st Nicholas, Guy, Alexandria and Washing
TOM "orthingtOn. ,,
steamer John Thompson, Pierson, for New York
Steamer Georgeanna Pearson Old Point Comfort Va
N Falls
o., Steamer Henry Cav, Her. PhiladeIphia-James A
Brig Seraphine (new, 2O5 tons) Ramsay, Pernambuco
and market-John Abrahgms -
Barge Alice, Rainer, New York; A Shriver
Sailed
Brig seraphne, Ramsay, Pernambuco in tow Of steam.
Schr Patriot Sommer, New York 2sth inst
Schr Breeze, Dyer. New York 2sth inst
Cienrnnces tor baltimore
Schr Sea Ranger Hnckey, N-w York 27th inst
Schrs Priscilla, Grow ther, New York 27th inst.
Memoranda
Bark Wlnitred. lnmore Rio de .Tanero ApriI ia
arrived in Hampthn Roads inst in 80 DAYS passage
Was towed in, prize, by steamer Quaker CITY and
would rrOceed New York in TOW of transport shin ALI
bama, before reported. April 18Th of Rio de Janero
brig Mungo Park, for Montevdeo ding in; April
Both, off Pernambuco American ship bound sonth
showing white burgee with black letters; same time
another also bound south, showing I'd dis pendant
Nos S549; May 22d and 23d. Gulf Stream expert
enced heavy gale from NE for "a hours; May 24h sa
bark ashore 40 miles south of Cape Henry probably Br
bark bion Cardiff, before reported-Per letter to
Exchange Reading Rooms.
Brig Emma, Elise for Baltimore sailed from Madeira,
23d ut
Bark Ahlers, Schweiche for Baltimore, sailed from
schr Daniel Brown, Heald, for Baltimore sailed from
Fall River, 25th inst. .-
schr Tram Smith McGvern from Fall River for Balti.
more, arrived at Newport, oath inss
rvhr Llgzie Russell, Todd from Baltimore for Aspn.
wall was spoken, 18th inst. lat "a 54, Ion 80 TO-
Disasters.
schr d W Richards joy from Pensacola for New York
s' VI iumper, put into Key West, 9th inst, In
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a1:gaFtarg ann Ggmmfrfisl Rehishs.

BALTIMORE, May 90 1861.
Ihere was some movement at the Stock Board to-day
IN baltimore City 6s, GALES being made Of 81 1854 lS7Os
At oo' ana S424 1905 from S3 down to s2H but moth
ing Whatever WIS done in any other stocks on the
Hs'' Baltimore and Ohio Railroad continues to droop
1t vas offered today at S39 but only s35 was bid for it,
ese ngures being decline of SIX to s2 on the prices
pu and asked for it yesterday Northern Central also
uecned to y, the market for closing at sl2I bid
S4% asked regular way Railroad bonds are generally
very heaVy There was however some inquiry for them
DAY and Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed at 60 bid
Norhern Central 1855 50 bid Al asked and North
western Virginia first mortgage 60 bid rs asked Bati-
more 6s left of at 79 bid for s75s SOY bid for 1865
ana " bid SO asked for S9Ds The Mining stocks
unue duil and very heavy. For Springfield slO5 was
pu and 81 40 asked but bid for any of the
others.
In New York to-day all the border State stocks were
io"er and there also decline some of the Rail
ROAD stocks Virginia es declined 24 per cent Missouri
tennessee bonds y; North Carolina bonds 4; Erie
"a new York Central and Harlem 4 each; but Reading
advanced q; Cleveland and Toledo \; Michigan South
cru sl' michigan Southern guaranteed u; and Rock
Island X "
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
~,ooo =, =, WEDNESDAY. May % 1861
*iSv *i9Sv pai' os ,s0-s3 1914 Bait 6's '9o-s2S
loot 1880 1000 'gO-S2I
sV1 '90-S2k'