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Newton Hamburg; John Aves, Guadaloupe; Henry Hill
BOSTON, Theresa Bremen; brig Isabella Para. Princess
hoyal; bermuda; Ada Grand Turk Gid steamship
ASA, Liverpool; ship Viking San Francisco: bark
Means Cadiz; briggs Carl Oldenburgh Cork: st Marv,s
AUX Cayes schrs NJ Nevins, New Orleans; W Lancas
ter. Falmouth, Jam; Sabine, Jacksonville
NEW YORK, January 28-Arr steamship John Be
uiasgoW Matanzas MatanEas--Cld ship Ocean Pban
TOM Liverpool barks Foster, Marseiles; Blue Wing
antwerp brigs Nyassa, st John, NE; W r Kibby Sa
vannah; schrs MindOra Laguayra S Warning and Man
PHILADELPHIA, January 2S-Arr steamship Delaware
New York; brig Carolina, Boston: schrs A Hammond
do; Jas ID HevTin, Dover, Del
January 29-Cld steamship Virginia, Richmond: ships
isaac Jeanes ana Tuscarora, Lverpool: bark MaIyna
Pernambuco brig Joseph, Gard mas schr Magnet Bos
ton. eA'' '
BOSTON, Jan 2S-Arr bark ship Cairngorm. CaIcut-
Ia; City OF Boston, Liverpool Cid schrs Gen Veazie
fort su Prince; Joseph Martinqu Fred Sheerer Jack
Southern Ports.
Lucy Ann, North Carolina "0'>''-'
- KlChMoND, January 29-Arr steamship Yorktown
New ork; schrs Baltimore and Clara Belle Rappahan.
mock River. '''ff"''"'
CHARLESTON, January 27-Arr sclr Col Sattarv
New Y rk; Fair Dealer Norfolk
WILMINGTON, Jan 29-Arr brig New Era Cardnnas.
sthr W " Neal, Nassau.-Cld schr Empire St Do.
gu lingo. -' " "
WILMINGTON, Jan 27-Arr Bark Tiyola, New York.
nrlgS Shlohoieth, Boston; Brown, Demerara: schrs
Vermont Mayaguez; Muskingum, W Sanders and Vir
gina, New IoIk-Cld brig Altavela Cuba
NEW ORLEANS Jan 24-Cd ships Danube Eovnt
and Arctic, Liverpool brig VIM Creevy Gothenburg: II
Smythe, Charleston. '
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Wunstarp anh Commercial Rtbifm
BALTIMORE, January 80. IS

BALTIMORE, January 80, 1861.
The transactions in Stocks were light again to-day
but the feeling in the market quite strong and for
some of the principal stocks prices were shade higher
than on yesterday. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad i'm.
proved l. There however but little done in it. the
however firm at $50 bid $50 asked regular way Nothing
was done in Northern Central Railway and the market
for 1t is quite unsettled 1t closed regular way at sl4
bid, SIG asked but it offered seller 60 days at SAX
while only Sl3 bid ort Railroad bonds were firm and
in Northern Central 1855 note an advance of to
per cent Sales made of of these bonds at 81
and they closed at 81 bid. 5x asked. We also sales
of $4,000 Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds at
&c. Baltimore and Ohio bonds closed without sales at 50
bid for 1855 and 1SSO's; so bid 81 asked for ls5 and
So bid 60 asked for 1928 1.-THE extra dividend bonds
There was nothing done at the Board City 6s and the
market for them rather heavy 1905 were offered at
Vs. and 1888 closed at 90 bid, 81 asked The Mining
Stocks for which the demand appears be increasing
were all quite strong to-day Sales were made of 400
shares Gardner Hill at 3d. 200 shares Springfield at 60
800 shares North State at IS cs 900 shares Silver Val
ley at 80 cts and 600 shares Baltimore North Caro-
lima at % cts Gardner Hill closed So bid Springfield
at 81 10 bid, 1925 asked Rudise at so cts bid and
Gulord at GO cts. bid, IS cts asked regular way
The Money market exhibits new features Money is
undoubtedly abundant, but capitalists continue to be
extremely cautious in making investments and loans
are difficult to be obtained except upon the most I'M
oouoted securlles First class endorsed paper goes
very readily at IN per cent but is difficult to place
the best single name paper under IL per cent We note
the receipt here to-day of sl97O4 in specie from St
Thomas.
In New York today Virginia 6's advanced X; New
York Central 4; Cleveland and Toledo H Rock Island,
y; and Gaena and Chicago 4; but Missouri 6s Can
ton, Erie Reading, Michigan Southern guaranteed and
Harlem all closed at yesterdays figures
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH


The New York Tribune of this morning saws:
There was marked feature in the stock market to-
day, but generally cheerful prevailed There
however but little disposition shown to operate on
either sde although it generally conceded that the
character OF the advces from Washington was more en-
couragng day than it has been of late The business
OF the morning was to fair extent but was mainly con-
fined to the operations Of street parties The outside
parties are taking but very moderate interest in the
stock movement at present The market is too lapgud
to attract the attention of the public The foreign bill
market has not been active for this steamer and closes
about per cent lower than 1t opened. The supply of
asked 1064(G107, but did not do much above IO6X
Francs are 5.37H@5.27x There is no change in the
rates for money call first class borrow are freely
supplied at six per cent.
In regard to the of Breadstus we extract
the following from Edward Bills Flour and Grain Cir
cular va
Exports Of Breadstu Great Britain and Ireland from
Sept. l, 1860
Bbls. Bbls. Bush. Bush
Flour c. Meal Wheat Corn
New York, jan 25 1861 S1s sos Ss2 227S 1856
New Orleans, Jan ii, 61 S7,7s2 49,. AHA 1880
Philadelphia, Jan. IT, '6l 80 3l7 -. 6O7574 1885
Baltimore, Jan. IL, '6l S3,7o3 4S 53OSe2 254 7sI
Boston, Jan. II, '6l.... S2,s4o -. 49,.
Other ports, jan II, '61 1874 go. 1439l5e el5l
Total. 7O4 2,474 L, APO, ISL 1850 42s
To ab't same period, 80, 1870, 922 80. AL 467 49,
To ab't period, '5s, s5,731 SO 4I2425 1882
To abt period, 57, 507 769 126 3,l991s7 7653s3
To the Continent
Bbls. Bush Bush Bush
From Flour. Wheat Corn Rye
N. York, to Jan. IS, '6l A,437 262, GAS 5000 $50
Other ports latest dates, 1854 1880 ....
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ceived 500 from Prof. Clarke, being the proceeds
OF two exhibitions of the Bible Panorama The
money is to be devoted to such purposes the mis-
sion may determine
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BOARD OF TRADE

committee Of Arbitration for month of Januara
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
W. H. COLE, N. G. PENNIMAN,
N. P. CAMPBELL, GEORGE SMALL
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Raig R0ass
IG&a f55sssazfssssS2 FOR TIE
N'ss- 11'--sz-IsgaSE 0FIH v EST AND NORTHw EST
"pNIHER% CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS
WLNTER ARRANQENEN.
: On and after ,Januarv 81 T'-sfr, l,o,.

~ On aud alter January so Trains leave
~, :, GALV EXT STATION As FOLLOWS.
:, me heil Train daily tsxcspt Sundays al S39A q,
l9r MIA, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston Srronf.o
SlnEhamptan, Syracuse, Oswego, Toronto 0uebec an
Snnuea ahd an parts Of Western New York and Capaia
2is2, Ter PittshuTg, Chicago Cleveland Cncnrgti =,
2r and al parts o. tn "es and Northwest
b EantSeHrg 6ettyghurg, Lancaster Lebanon TILE,
Chanbersnurg, Pa, and HagerstoWn. Nd ~ ~
minister. " ''' -'Sis'eI'''"h ana W est
For New YORK city, with only change Of cars and
can 20 by this train to Detroit and Chicago via
NIastra Fas, atthe same cost by Gnv other rouTa
dIk, accommodation Train daiy ieycant SnnS,y, -
RELOAD. $1,000 ~ az "SStsih ha'yid
III Sd Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at p H. fer
Travellers from VAST ;rrtor and t,s --,tt -, =, 40
this road. e-s''i Win 'h5 lF"ius
o E3T IICh FITS AMI !liorga., apply at the TICK EFT
1870 Caiyert Station y. Z corner Of Calvert srI
rorNu ,7c,r-,,, JAS, c. CLARKE surer,a,a,,aon.
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Stsamshlps.

steamships.
80 saw NAN.
me sore" steamship MPoxrIoELLo.
vm,.ov. s,..s,. ,-,... Capt E v eager,
On sATuRDSY; February 3D. 1861,
No freight ae F. y ~ oe eFseis eB ,v o..n
nils 9flading signed after departure steamer
sAML. T. PEARGE, Agent,
Agents Savannah BRIGHAM BALb% HNEesr CO. gG iaf
GFSS FOR L d a r TON
tue "'''''''' '''S GEo s5SsH's'e CREEK,
Wun,e,u. sro.~,,,u, Captain Isaac Willetts,
On siTgRbAY, February I'd, 1861,
Eofregt receiy c afsI = o NJ Presissly
Bills OF ading will signed after departure the
For freight apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent
Charleston JOHN Dc1fs DSREft sasl5 oS a
Ct LIN 0R3 = y +
BALTIMORE t END new YORK.
,. n,,,, 9 ,EHf# WEI idH
WEDNESDAY As !fS3 sS SFtaEb E42''f On
NE" E R9EsB2 r29 rs Il; sa2 H3EfB
sa sad a95aPss p9n
Apply l" SAhL 1. PEARCE, Agent,
ZIG SPEARS WHARF
or to q. B. CROMW ELL& CO.
a,s o6 WEST STREET
- New York.
lift ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXPRESS,
-~zz=zaa1a =. NE W YORK
AUSTIN BALDWIN Il Co, Pronrietors
Forward small parcels, packages and heavy freight TO
and Ham lure ov Wsk also
given and dispatch guaranteed h e'p''
BILLS OF EACHANGE issued, payable in England Ire.
land Scotland, France and Germany Also passage tickets
secured on any European steamer at best rates Appv 10
JNO Q. A HERRING, Agent
n. at ONCE or Adams Express Company,
L-ooln Baltimore
f%FH BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
sSsssfhs The new and magnificent side-wheel Ocean
; teainers = T. SPAuLDlNG, Solomon Howes. command.
er! ana BEN DEF0RD, VIM. A. Hallett, commander will
natey. ' - Si'' "''ei-
The accommodations for passengers Of THE FIRST
Faresl including Meals and stateroons
For freight or passage apply to
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
ARRAYo, P. R.-Schr Alice MoaCe-25 puncheons corn
meal A bbs. pork, erces hams 100 kegs lard so ket
Ties 90 boxes cheese 40 kegs butter boxes can
dies 200 reams paper 40 boxes figs 100 quarter boxes
raisns 90 boxes herrngs 20 terces rice 500 shocks and
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g Ias5enEers and their baI:Sage conveyed goe ~
'et"ecn the lieputs the Route - 80 ''' y ''"'f-
- IS r. . W TINS Line enjoy comfortable night s-;
on tIe pay steamers and privileged t 'y orr, J ,
~ 10y po ~ ana resume their trip by daylight
~ LAhtiCU LAR MOTTO E.-FasgeTCgrs trCr, N,., y,I
6hu lladelpila by this Line will have their la, rg
rSEeu rom those cities to BAY BOATS, fon wIer
W FoT " i, vlfeEef 70 different points South.
6f;o Ui'h at TIE Cornpanys Great Southern Hairoar
FERRY Buildings. foot Of Hand styrt n
ealcS a also at the New jersey Railroad Uirs fcr ri
e,r stree or at No 229 Broadway, cornerof Barclay
~ az @ JlhCe y v corner of Sixth and Chestnut str
r. tIc iepot BROAD and Prime streets 4-d in r. ~
- az me once baltimore Steam Packet Conn 90
Vi ~ : l'2n a,oSS' OF on board the Bay Steamers
1uC ma, and ADELAIDE, repgte with eyE~v -rr,
oi Lu ohlenience, have been added to tie me NJ
ilHg helg nov composed a the SPLENDID steamers f III
49, t"(t. u " Russell and ADELAIDE, Captair las
Sil, na'ing unsurpassed state and berth econ
The Norfolk or Bay Line steau ~ viii leav4 tia (
ny ny wharf; UNION DOCK, FOOT Of CONCORD STREtT
Daily, Sundays excepted, ~ -
after the arrival CT tt EXPRESS TP.I,
Wicn lesYes New ork at A. n, and PhiladepEa al
81 The following 10 the Schedule '''" - =
- LEAVE. rp.rz
SsT YYG;rs 7oc!9oh gosuoa AZ oct,
Bsiti@ S'P"A f p % %fi@ns a. At i,
FOR Augusta, Charleston and the South ia he Mcneil
ter Railroad, finished 80 " '''''
The train from Weldon in the above schedule ces n
Wilmington and Raleigh. MS ~
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any oth.
points on the James River connect with James Riyr boat
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
~ Fassengers for Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern ash .
lngton weldon, Goldsbero, Beaufort, Warsaw Raiegh Ar
"sRe sidn rou u ,o. N. FALLS,
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sE-N OLD DOMINION sTEAMBC

sz7 7Ss1sazs COMPANY.
EOK FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND LAM
MS MS On THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
P me steamer VIRGINIA, Captain N Farbank, leaves
rom her berth, at Needham's persigbt street
wharf EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock and
i,e e leaves fredericksburg EVERY u ESSAY
he ran 81 at ocoes or Immediately after the arrival OF
a. az the regular Landings the RappahannCck river
sengerS '0 ''N'7''' anu fNS
THE VIRGINIA
Is comparatively and built by merch ants o Fred
and baltimore interested in the TRADE, and by
anu farmers residing the counties bordering
on ths kappahannock for the press purpose of keeur
Pass steamer on the route During the winter tie Tor
Trd 0eck has been enclosed thus aGording complete mo
fcton i9r Horses and other live stock Carriages Of ali
sizes can pc TAKEN on board and carried under deck without
taxing oil the wheels Her staeroom and berth accomn
SIDs IRE large and commodious, and her capacity Tor
IeGht eX tensiVe As passenger and freight b, st S
no nos superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
through freight received in Baltimore and chsruas Maid
by K j CAPR0N CO, Bowly's wharf ''
freight received on board " the Steamer Wes;uai7
ana Thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'Clock p NJ
FOR further information and Blank Receipt Of cr use
ny the Company, apply on hoard, or to
K: J. CAPRON Il Co, Ages
n or ,,,,,,,,, . y o. 81 Rowly's wharf, Baitinur-
=. 80 HGHIEIt, President, Fredericksburg, Va mf22l
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at s2as50, and Faxseed at 81 25l S5 per bushe but
we hear Of no sales of either of these articles.
SUGARS-There has been better inquiry for Sugars
to-day than there has been for days past and we
note sales of 450 hhds Cuba at SIS rs boxes do
also sales at auction of 25 hhds Porto Rico out of lot of
SO hhds. offered, at from $3.50 up to $685. We quote
Sugars to-day as follows viz: at s55 SO for common
grocery grades Cuba S. so 81 for prime Porto
Rico and New Orleans.
SALT-Sat is dull, but we have no change to note in
the rates. and We still quote it follows viz Liverpool
at 95Gl00 cts. for Ground Alum 160 cts for Marshas
and Jeffrey Darcys fine and 1856 cts per sack for Ash
toms do Turks Island at l6G20 cts per busbeI Int
the latter figure is only obtainable for small from
store.
WHIsKEY-we have reported today sales of 100 bills
City, and $50 bbls Ohio Whisky at Is cts but Ohio is
generally held at Is cts, and we quote Country and
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, January 29-Flour &c
The sales 6,400 bbls S. 2O65 80 for superfne
State the latter rate delivered s530G $40 for extra
State S545G5 SIS for choice do So 30d5 SIS for the low
grades of Western extra SIS 65575 for shipping brands
of round hoop extra Ohio, and S5S5G7 25 for trade
som@o0 aG @ Flour very quiet and
at S575d6 for mixed TO good superfne baltimore &c
and 50 % for the better grades GainThe Wheat
markets. irregular and the inquiry is fair chiefly for
port The sales comprise Sc 600 bushels at al 22X
for Chicago spring. 81 .23k for Northwestern club 81 Is
td 70 Milwaukee club; 81 .2Sd1 81 for red State; IA
35 for red Western the latter rate for prime delivered
81 46Gl so for white Ohio and Indiana 81 5Odl IS for
fair to handsome white Michigan 81 56k for white
Canadian, 81 20 for Canada club Corn is n shade
better at the close New is less plenty fair de
mand for the home trade Sales of 81 900 bushels at 81
cts for Western mixed at the railroad depot G69
cts for Western mixed in store SO 7O for do de
lvered; 67H cts. for new Southern yellow, and 70G7G
cts for white Southern ProvisionsPork is in fair
demand and the market is heavysales of $50 bbIs al
S775GgHS7h for new mess, S13 for prime SIS
37H for uninspected mess. Coffee very moderate de
mand, though prices continue steady; small
ca at l2H and Maracabo at l3A cts. Tie following i:
from the weekly circular of Messrs VIM Scott 4 Son:
Rlo Pnme...'........- al3 cts. -Four months
Good. ....l2k@l2H a.
- Fair. (allh g
g Ordinary ..10K@n .
Maracabo ..........l3 ali 4"
Laguayra. .-..........134G l4 g
Java mats and bags .l5XG16k " Four and six,mos
St: Domingo. @l2 Cash,
and EN- brace $780, balance per F SsMeans II 4 els
1000 per Eclipse, in lots at 12HG13 cts and $50 pc
Ella Virginia at lGl3 cts The market steady bu
quiet.
Stock of Rio, Jan. Goth, New Orleans 40 500 bags
Baltimore. ...........1I 900 g
d" g goth, New York...........42,I76
676
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@S:'a2. ,etGNQrg, FL

And dealers in al kinds Of DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
, no li6 North HOtCGrG street, B1ltimors Nj
tSays on hand large stock of superior Old RYE Wits
KY for family and If th. hast hrand. ,,,..na
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81 BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHA

POST HAVRE pc GRACE and TIDE WATER GkNRf
lower snd M Capt Philips, leave,
sa o,N1saY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENfNG q.
Tf HfS6k EsItnrnng leaves PORT DEPOSIT EVERY
i, tt1soDA THURSDAY, ana SATURDAY AT 2 o'rlnrt
The FL; s ana tbAtKE DE GRACE at O'Clock, p H.
Iea1e s steam p9at hANGASTER,' Capt j. W Tomnsou
e aTaR sane place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana
PnRT mFbddS hV EAiHG at O'Clock Returning leayes
at O'Clock, P M ' ''4'" IN NE DE "lIACh
Passage sberths included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until 4 o,cfook ,,r:aa . D.,
rates and carefully attended to ' '"'''e" a. '1'
n nnPiicste receipts for freight will he required
] agent at H2Vre de Grace will attend 70 Tyaritp "a
merchsndise consigned to him for anv nH mn f,c pS e.
Wii ship freiRhs INTENDED Tor BatrloTe
he chartered at any time ' ''"' ''i'''hsou' C"'
JOS, JAS. TAYLOR, Agent EaItir,o,
a,e X LEY TAYLOR, Agent, Hayre de- cy.cs
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ran q nUHS FROM NORTH CAROLINA En- RoUr,
t sbH UHlo:TIhere arrived yesterday morninc bI
the Norfolk steamer, about sixtytn .s, W
heh, women and children. who were en- ronta &C..
E town OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio. The partv ara 81
tho obn county, North Carolina and are unde,
the charge OF DR.. VIM. j. Powell. who il ootina
d a. .neir guide and agent, until thew reach tbo;
destination. They intend to settle in the nsiobhor
nooa OF Zanesville, upon land which has been n,r
were t.Loy them. Upon their arrival here, the,
n nugnes street. where they received attant;on
anu at clock in the afternoon left for Wbesl
Ohio Railroad. ''''lo'e ant
MARINE DisAsrERs.-From the Merchants, f.
change Reading Rooms we learn tbot .to "a
plack arrlor, owned by parties in This o;+r -
uer voyage from AItala Mexico, to LiyernooI NM
WV queenstown on the 10th inst. for orders :
on hoard Tue act OF entering the harbor with pilot
pn Goar9' she came into collision with a british
park and Dutch schooner. Each of the vassal.
sSas'aiheu some injury, and the Black Warrior had
nel s'arooard aad upper works considerably dam.
nRSa.o one was towed into port where she will
, Inc ship Leila, Capt. Allen. from Rottord,- e.
iaIrimore, put into st. Thomas on the I7tb ;rst
All bar s, Ieahlng very badly and much strained
'aS'ehihgs were more or less injured.
vestardn OF Thief Rising was arrested
YESTERDAY on the charge of stealing 81 So d
quantity of clothing the nronar,n anu
heyser' Mr. heyser lives on Spring strao, Nv
l64, and few days before Christmas tha NO;
amy " DodTu WIN him. On Christmas day R;s
ing left tie house, taking the money and clo;b;n
de evaded the officers until yesterday, when he =.
arrested and taken before Justice Whalen. who
committed him to Jail for Court
ARRIVAL OF TRooPs. Two companies of United
states light artillery, under command of Major
Glestine and Captain Allen, drafted from Fort
hamilton, New York, arrived here in the O'clock
. era. OF cars yesterday morning from Philadelphia
T Tqa were Immediately quartered at Fort McHenry
" destination is the city of Washington.
Der Of THE Snow FROM THE SIDEwALKs.-A num-
charge Of y;. were arrested yesterday on the
snow must h'sting the ordinance, directing that
usual fine was Cleared from the sidewalks. The
have strict imposed in each case. The nolice
comply with the ors 20 report all persons who fail m
III, olIf consciously estsrd
b Or ~ sent the name of Georaay evening Mayor
the Cty Council for confirma;eeM M. Gill, Esq, to
cy In the office of City Counse' TO bill the vacan-
tne resignation of Archibald SIN made vacant by
nomination was unanimously conhrmssS, Esq. The
ELECTION OF OFFrcERs.-On Tns.a
5oaro OF fubiIc School Commissioner the new
elected the following gentlemen officers met and
Ior the ensuing year President, George Board
Treasurer, Rev. j. N. McJiIton: Csrt Eaton;
members. "eise new
:, A DoNArIoN.-Rev. Isaac P. Cook. Trersurer of
the Caussway Missionary Society, yesterday re. e.
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STEAMBOATS,.

lz saEsazzS WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and oi dnD ~, IIIDpAL ENTERPRISE LINE
PlONEE will as follows -'ii' laoi' the Steamer
10, a'e ST 1ainmore every TUESDAY MORNING 49,,
hChAEL'S and EASTON via MILES, % IGilGcE
for nm 'f PnT same day Every Wednesday same EN-
at the same 1n hours qay Sy he Saturday
sRipGE, OXFORD and EAST0N POINT retnrn no. On S iA
Wt ny tG same route leave Easton Point at ocock
ja26-tf eh' ~ - o.>,,
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n UICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITSI
~ GEORGE STEiNaETZ,
MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN AND OPN LlfFETAI
Iron BElSTEADS, (Single and Doubled srG ,; IL -,
Also, Hat AND UMBRELLA STANDS N
And every description
PLAIN AND FANCY WIRE WOGE
VIZ Ladies Dress Figures Mantiia, Bonnet, Eat Car
Goat, Vest aud PantaloOn Stands, Woye We s.yrs Hd
Muzses, Nv " - -. w "-''
WHOLESALE AM; RETAIL
No. SO hUTAw STREET,
Between Lexington and Saratoga sts east side Ts--.
81 WIRE ARBORS, GARDEN WIN and FiGyEp
STANnS made To order at sinr trat n.fic. -
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Minority Report from the Co,nm!t. e
of BIB.

The minority from the committee Of 80,
signed by Taylor. of Louisiana, Phelps,
OF Missouri, Rust, of Arkansas. Whitley,
of Delaware, and Winslow, OF North Car
DINA, embraces in substance the following
The report says the present difficulties
can only be remedisd by amendments to
the Constitution; and suggests that the
amendments proposed in the Critsenden
resolutions, if adopted, would restore tran
guilty to the country aud place the Union
on such foundation that it could never
be shaken. These amendments, the report
asserts, would not in reality change the
Constitution; they would onl y have the
effect Of restoring it, ty the added provis'
ions, to what it was, III point OF fact, on
the day of its adoption. Through the
operation Of circumstances which then
surrounded It, and which erected the bar.
r!ers against the present sectional contest
as constitutional provisions would now, if
= constitutional ma nrty cannot be united
in the support of the Cri'tenaen resolu
tons or the substance of them, then dis
olution of the Union is inevitable. The
report recommends that steps be taken for
calling convention Of the States, with n
view to peaceahlo separation; by provid-
ing for division Of the property of the
United States settling terms by which
the commercial intercourse between the
separate States shall be conducted, and
making a permanent arrangement with
respect to the navigation Of the Mississip
pi River.
The report gives, what The sisners of it.
consider full account Of the rise and
progress Of the slavery agitation which
has produced the existing difficulties.