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pscvryssys , Frsg;Gtans Esy0 bseE gq!st asas this
vseE and iss srksE ,or them hsa th!easEOSt !; pess
vsyv heavy We note however Gales In the week OF lot
Of ao1 bhis Mass Pork this government private
terms and 90 to rs hhd Bscon small lots
Hams seli at from 10 to tx cts Bacon is will be
very irregular in price and much of the stock Offering
sas usually the at this Of the year more
less out of condition. There demand whatever for
Bulk Meat and is imposs to give reliable quotations
for 1t Lard is offering at 90 81 Western in
bbs and ties aud quote refined at IL Gl2% cts but
no sales have been reported :his week. We quote Pork
to-day at sl6 75a' FOR Mess sl3G5 so for Prime; So
(gl3 Tor kumr and Beef nominal at 10 so for No and
$40 per biol for Mess There some foreign shipments
of Provisions making and the export from this
port ms week OF $4,000 lbs Bacon Hams and 80 600
lbs clear Bacon Sides to Havana and of some 90 ukgs
Lard to Cuba and South Americ,
bUTTER-Buttei continues duh at orr preyious quota
uonS VIZ: S(dSS cts. for old Western 10 az cts. for
new do II cts. for Gades; and 2Gll4 for New
ors state and Goshen. Eggs selling at ll(Gl2 cts
CHEEsE.-We continue to quote Cheese dull at the fol-
lowing rates viz: sac cts for Western cutting oG9CE
cts for Eastern do; S4Gl0 cts. for Western English
Dairy; and I'm (GlS cts per In. for Eastern do.
RICE Rice has ruled through the week at 5H a sets.
for good to prime lots but the demand for it has been
| quite limited and but few sales have been made
SuGARS.-There has been an active movement this
week Sugars the sales most of which have made
within the last day or two adding up about 900 hhds
The market has throughout the week been very firm in
tone and prices Of all grades have advanced the
opening fully 4. The sales this previous to day
embrac. $40 hhds. Cuba The cargo of the ~ H. Chad
bourne on private terms; 20 hhds. Cuba IS;
hhds Porto REQ at from IS l2h upto Sc 25; to day
there have been sales Of 800 hhd Cuba at 5 40 hhd
do at IS 25; and rs hhds New Orleans at Sc Is We
quote to-day follows viz: Cuba and English Island AZ
| s. 75lG5 for common to good refining; and s5.25Ol
- Tor grocery grades Porto Rico and New Orleans
4755 for low grades: rs SOFAS for fair to good and
So 25 G6 so for prime We note the import this week of
tOo hhds from Porto Rico and 400 hhds and 800
| from CUBE.
REFINED sUGARs.-The rates for Refined Sugars have
we understand been advanced to-day, but the circulars
have not yet been issued aud therefore unable
give QUO tations
SALT-Sat is quiet, but Liverpool is selling from store
IN o1s as wanted at 75so cts for Ground Alum: and 49,
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&sluneisrp ano GGmmsrfiaL Rsuism.


BALTIMORE June IA, 1861
The noticeable feature IN stock market THIS
week is the decline in Maryland 6s which have faen
of the week IL Is per They sold on last FRI
day ST. but they have been offering Tor DAY or Two
mast at 49, and the bid that could be obtained for
them was7O Iii understood that there some lots
of This stock ring which have been returned here
from abroad to disposed of. City 6s, in which there
has been some movement have declined 10 the week 2
to ~ per cent Sales made early in the week OF
SO uuO 1888 SO, 81 0GO 1905 at 49, dividend
and subsequently, sales made of S2Sc0 1905 ex in
terest at Sl4 down 49, and 1905 closed to-day
at 70 bid 79K asked For Rail DAD shares there has
been inquiry, and note sales in the week of go
shares Baltimore and Ohio at s40G cash, the market
for closing to-day S4OH bid S43 asked regular way
In Northern Central Railway there has been move
ment this week. 1t closed yesterday at sl3 bid, SAY
asked but quotations given for it to-day.
We note however sales of 81 600 Of the 1885 bonds
OF this road at SSdS7x the cosing sales being at the lat
tr figure. In Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds there
has heen movement but they closed to-day at SO bid
for lS6 20 bid for 1855; and 65 bid asked 1855
For Bank stocks there has been some demand aud we
sales of 100 shares Mechanics so sl4A and so at
sax. There has been inquiry for any of the Mining
stocks this week, with the exception of Springfield fol
which 81 20 hid to day.
The Money market exhibits TO new features. There il
disposition among capitalists discount paper,
make loans for specific period but money is offering
freely call and with satisfactory security amos
any could be had at Gas per There is NJ
paper selling the street and it is impossible Civ
quotations for it, The banks renewing most of tn
paper that is maturing.
The foreign imports into the port of Baltimore tn
week ending on Thursday amount in value to onl
s62O7S, all of which duty paying, and the value
foreign exports from Baltimore for the period
Sl29S65 against S3 2l6 last week. Included in the
ports were 344S bbls four $40 bushels wheat 4f
bushels corn; sou hhds tobacco; 500 pkgs lard
lbs bacon; and $50 500 lbs ingut copper.
In New York to day stocks were generally better. Vii
ginia6's advanced n Missouri 6's ~ Tennessee bont
y, nth Carolina bonds y; Erie II Reading 4; Ne
York Central 81 and the market closed firm.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY. June IA, 1861.
$500 Baltimore 6s, 80. Observation-Disclosures. 1917
800 do. 6's, 80. .........................7s
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MOVEMENTS OF uUGAN STEAMERS
SteaMGGals,
II


EEzz za===s CHANCE N Of b}Ts TO THE
The steamers GEORGE WEzg l and Ma{
r3N VIII I've Baltimore for the Pataxent River on the
io sA 1T TUESDAY and THURSDAY eonmenc
HIS andinE rect sFn and c 5%G4 Isl l e.
NnESaS ~ a i%i,9 RuR
Wfane,,y viii fof Ba!tim aoslHs on ond@y and
ne Saturday Boat will leave Hills Landiug on Erdav
Tor BE edct leaving Benedict Saturday morling AZ
he above steamers will call at al! the usual snaps On
She River also Fair Haven and Plum Point a nd
Fights recsived up to O'Clock on the DAVIS payio -
the departure of the Boats. ~ ~
Passage to Eataxgnt Kyer....$l &C. Meals extra.
10 lem fo.ht....... iDJ. Do.
Io Falr Ha"en. .....- 20. Dc. ie5.tf
Id, FUR The PATUXkNI KITEH-
to the ar M1Nr MasNGr9T I'll I'll
s, 9shfuary 9th, and continue every Wednesday
9y GT0 &GES MESs win ys
for the same place. ''ioH t0'1
BTbacoo landed at either No. or To5sc saS are
ho .i, ;t a; sihippsrs may desire.
BALTIMORE AND SO6QU nf5A :
81 SR WITH Fq gsR b
! 3sp ~ q E5V EnS$ IL AXIS
f 61Y fTSa5Hf Rs Say .n F2HT ePAP9s
r IL s saa 5aTfT q eosE
issyfs plaey EVERY TTESpA s"t
P9IT pEP2S!T cry NoHB&Y, wE6NEs6Iifi lea ave ave
81 aYE EyESNG Ococs, and GAYRE + GRAGF
Passage, berths included so cents
Freight received daily until ; O'clock carriaI NJ To-
rates and carefully attended to. ~ CT wv
- ,D1pcate receiDts FOR freight will he REQUIRED
ooas toWec only at the ris OF their especy o=ners
nsrchsHdise consigned to him any point on the o.
jana Canals or will reshir treghta intended noye
fhn,tsdaiohih or elsewhere.
Tie steam boat "JuNIATA Capt Fred TornliDso, Gal,
~chartered at any time. w.
SoS!As TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
X ALEX. IA FLOR, Agent, Hayre dc Grace
apl5 II J. TONE, agent, Port Deposit VI ave
Esss OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
,J E9K (, EKE4hIIERICKsBURG; TiKGINtA, AND Ian
IFS MS ON TaE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
Baltimore, from her berth at Sesdams nir eay -
wharf, EVERY FKIDs AFTERN0ON, at ocoek, s15
sstufnning leaves fredericksburg EVERY TUESDAY
e. at O'Clock, or Immediately after the arrival
we Tram OF cars from Richmond and Wash:n Stopping
AZ al ths regular Landings the Rappahannock
sensers. $500 80
THE VIRGINIA
new, and was built by merchants Of Frede
ercants and farmers residing counties berarin
an t1 happaannock, for The express purpose keeping
cek mas been enclosed thus aoring complete BRO
ectoh ior Horses, and other live stock Carriages of ii
taxing oil the wheels Her stateroom ana berth
a!Gps re large and commodious and her capacity 70,
nc AS passenger and freight bat has
m sieigt in Baltimore and charges pa
'y s :. !; CApkON d Co, Bowiys wharf
Freight received board of the wednesda
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'clock p NJ
or further information and Blank Receipt 81 fora, use,
w tie company, apply on board, 0! to
r,,,,,x No. 81 Rowiys wharf, Baltimore
= sLA PIesi l. Mt. Fredericksburg, Va mh22-'
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vux sswstsssa raEsss


NEW ORLEANS. june s--cd ships Azdreueaa. ss,,
mont and Roscoe Liverpool Roscoe Naples brig Angela
Naples; schr Southern independence, Mobile
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JUNE ID.
SHIPS.
Albert, tBrem) Klamp, Bremen-A Schumacher & Co
a lawrence, ClayPole. -; Jos. Crosby.
Bremerhaven, Hilken, Bremen-F l. Brauns 4 Co
Casda, Stafford, Rotterdam-B Hodges Jr
David Ste Tart Prentiss Rotte,dam-F Brauns & Co
Flora Mcdonald Fuller, Ravre-R Leslie Son
John Clark, etournau, Iavre- Foard 4 Rogers
Monsoon. Aitkin, New York
Roswell Spragu- Whitmore
k & winthrop, Norville. Cardif-Jas Fisher 4 Sons
81 Fitzsarad, Green Pacific Fitzgerald Booth & Co
Wanderer, Ryder, -, Coleman X Bailey
Washington Booth Pescud, -, Fitzgerald, Booth 4 Co
agnes, Thompson River Lar lata Kirkland Chase Co
Cope nicus, Brem.) Mahuken, Bremen F L Brauns 4
City OF Peterborough (Br) Jaggs LondonHa & Ioncv
Contest, Allen. Caldera ~ - N'
klwine Frederick. tPrus) ZebeI London
Hugh Blrckhead Bennett, TongOy-J Corner & Sons
Justlna, Marshall, Rio de Janeiro-J VI Banded
} IL Chadbourne, Mason, Matanzas-L Cuttings < Co
May queen Gayle, Rio de Janeiro-Thos Pierce
Maryland, tBremenl Hellmers, MISREPRESENTATION &
Arens ~
Milton, Bradford River LaPlata-master
summer Cloud (BT) Abbott Liver pnol-Foard Rogers
" II Newman, Gavet Rio Janeiro-Jas Hooper 4 Sons
BRIGS.
A B Patterson, Knight, Centuegos-S II Travers
Canada. Leary, Quay aqui.-Fitzgerad Booth & Co
Echo Goodwin, Mayaguez PR-Stirling Il Ahrens
| Ella Shanks. san Bias-Friend Ricketts, 4 Co
Frances Jane, kirch, Ponce, R-Krkland Chase & Co
| Mary Atwell, -, -, X H. Atwen.
Mlestra Sonora, tSpan Larrauxi, Falmouth England
| PrentissimO, James, Glen 'uegos-P Banded
Romance Duncan. West Indies-W Rhoads & Son
Roseway Belle, kimball. Nevassa-Patterson 4 Murg
uiOndO
| Hbiah, tBr) Vincant. Jersey, Fng-R & R Tucker
SCHOONERS.
Arctic, Perkins. Newburyport-C Curtis & Post
| Arnon. Small, Boston-Kelsey & Gray
| AppiegaTth Il
Canema, Erskine Ponce, P. Thomas PIERCE
| Catherine Latchum, Newbern-Jas Corner K Sons
Ellen Goidsborough, Todd -
Edw Thomas, james, BoSt0n-C Penlergast
| Fair Wind, Bragg, -, Bevan, Phillips Il Co
Florida. Watts New York-W Rhoads & Son
Genoa, Robbins, Boston-Kelsey Il Gray
| Horace Browne Warren
Iris, Cook, " ashingtOn, n GAS Corner & Sons
Tram Smith. McGivern, Fail River-E Pratt & Bro
J BarriIl, Partridge,
il Hoyt, Lines. New York-Rose,& Lyon.
n Etherdge, Edm0ndSon, - W Appegarth & Son
Jackson, Bonner, West Irdes-W Rhoads & Son
louisiana MITCHELL New York
Nignionette, Jones. Old Point-W Rhoads & Son
Maryland, Lankfprd-IIavana
Maryland, Hot New York; Pendergast
Mary, -, VIM Applegarth & Son
tsI'ray Gautier, Newhern-Ias Corner 4 Son
Pearl, Lank, Seaford, Dew Rhoads & Son
Troth Johnson st Thomas-S & Hand
seaman, Phillips, Savannah-Kirkland Chase g. IN
Southerncr, Ford Philadelphia
, u Mlles, DAVIS. Washing on-Bevan, Phips & Co
sea Gui Rowland, Washington, ID. C-S Phillips & ca
fremont, Holt, Chareston--C. Pendergast ~ W
WIN Henry, PasSapea, -, VIM AppIegarth & Son
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Sail &uaas.

&s1X NSrsS-1@SW WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
c,,,,, 49,, RAILROAD
SPRING AND SUAMER ARR4NGENENTS
% .Ad after MONDAY, Nay 18th, Passenger Trains for
Pnlladephia Will leave ENT STREET EPOf daily
except Sunday As follows, viz: '
Express Train at Is O'Clock 4. NJ; Wy Mail at a.
meiHck A. NJ ; Evening Mail at AS p. ~ On SUNDAYS
untl lurtner notice 9i5 NJ and p ~ All Trains
Saturdays. Sf nv "a 'ANin VII
Freg.t Train, with Passenger Car attached leaves 1T
aV T. stopping at all stations between Baltimore and
aSse9gers TO Delaware and Eastern Shore OF Maryland
ton. ~ - "''' vi "itli'hs
cars. ~ WI " ~ & Vf " I3 Tie
m2l-tf -''i oA'Nh VT oiNb,.
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FOR TEE

SSAs AZ HSsssSsas7SS1 FOR THE
sss-G - -IrS-SiaaN w ST A NJ SOUTR,
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
On ana 4iie May 10TH 1851 the trains will un as follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Batmore--Ma (except
1qa .: at $50 A; d.; Express daily at 345 z. NJ.
n b2 ram directly through for LII PARTS OF THE
VEST, SOuT7 WEST AND NORTHWEST
FOR WAY PASSEHGEkS
between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. NJ
train between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accommoia.
ton train leaving Piednot at $40 A. M and betwse
b timore. " - ~ ~
THE FREpERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore a. 40 p NJ
and Frederick at 80 A. NJ. ~
The ELdCorFS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atO3O
anu y; H. and IS and $50 P NJ aud Ellicott's Mills
A. '4o snd II 20 ". ino 3.i5 and 90 P. ~
Leaves sJ e .WsgASHLNGTON AND THE SOUTR.
a'lnore at 20 and 20 4. NJ and Is and sop
Ms on sundays ct A2O IL only Leave WsshinrIon IT
E31 ' an, Ha ana z3j and As P N. ON Sundays
3sltin,ore me second and fourth only from
fro Baore AND Siy ZIP points The trains
S" Es eth trains on the Annapolis rosd 'on
m Ti'eT thio nation, tickets every kind &c annIy
Ticket Office ~ al odndsn s6at:o,n,, or at the
J., COLE Gaparo, TIL, N aster Of TraDsp. rtstion.
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GMnlGer.
SHINGLES. LATHS AND

&HINGLES, LATHS AND
~ IUMEFR.
We have on hand large assortment of LUMBER that W
are selling at the lowest cash prices Customers will please
apply at the ward 1872 lIGHT STREET WHARF mr. a. a.,
corner Of EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
olS-d BURNS & SLOAN.
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c SC, O0o
Altt sad 81 HcLnlock Fencing; $1,000 feet Henlock
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank Oak Cherry and Pine
Scantling 100000 white and red Oak Slaves 1000 On
Nolasses Shocks 2lG0 shaved hid Hoops; 200 900 rEs
Flour Dol. Hoops. Billsuf cut to order.
For sale ny WM. 8. CROSS,
pp2S-tf corner East Falls and Eastern A yen res
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LIZ ii F1;;s::.::.:.31 NORTHERN
PERMIT INDGNTS OFFlCE,}
n,. - CALVERT TATIoN, Baltimore Nav 20, 1861. :
pp ms ,, koai IS now open for TRANSPORTATION OF
FRElGArS as here tofore vi
=, o INFORMATION respecting rates. &c apply to JAMES
al r EP Freight Agent Calvert Station
r., ad apply TO MAuRAW K0ONS, corner Nor h and
nj M ''''e's' JAS. G. CLARKE,
- Super'nsnd-nt.
I4a4 60 60 NORTHERN Gen rnAL
Ezz 81 = srEsDESrsE o5 FET,sY c,Ivrnr,
STA lbN, BALTIMORE, May 18th 1851 (
Oh and after - NDAY May 18th, 1861 Trains on North
urther notice. ~ ''' "n''i
TRAINS NORTH
commoidtion at P b. - II NJ
Ins - A. NJ Train connects Relay House with trains
on western Maryland Railroad. Hanover junction
nan Yer ami gettysburg Railroads; Yors witt Y,rk
anu WilghtsVlI.e R@rO d; at Harrisburg with P,nnsyG
vha haiiroad for all of West Also with LEBANON
naiey Rail oad to New York direct At Northumberland
WIN H. ana r. railroad Tor Kingston aud ali parts of
y0m'ng alley at sudbury with PnIla tephia and Eris
York '''' ana aiia we"
The 80 TT sin makes all the above connections
GepE hanover Railroad, Wrightsye Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad anu 'ie
The ? NJ Ira II makes connections with Pennsvlvnnia
for New York. ~ ~ 'e0''ois
TRAINS ARRIVE.-Mail at6I P. NJ, Express at 7.45
For TICKETS and info nation enquire at the Ticket
Office calvert station, Baltimore ~
ao.e JAS. C. CLARKE,
tii-V-I SUPERINTENDENT,
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-.t.;S4 NEW ORLEANS


Ship JANE IMMERSION, Captain Kn6w sigh A'S'
" EDWARD EV BRETT, Ganby
< tfkKfr 4 MILLER, " gait
LLess vessels all Of superior class .r re-, o, -.
owest tEue They sail regularly as ertisei and g. me
'eI " captains well experienced in the trade m %
Et! zoe q the above vessels in such as viii snf5 80.
spply to JOHN III EbE.TStH1gEs@ b2Ssage,
ann u rTzy,-sc,r = ~, . No. 81 fSatt stree.
their address. "a s'y"S CoHsi-n,d 20
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Snsinass CARDS.


NEW CARVING AND
~ GLIDING ESTABLISHMENT
We would call the attention If the citizens of Baltimore
West Baltimore street. where are manufac uring to or
der PICTURE, PORTRAIT AND LOOKING GLASS
FRAMES GILT WORK Of every variety. Also importing
F n4; rE ESGRA EINGS END GERMAN AND FRENCH
ga orders in line will be carefully and punctualy
execu ed on very moderate terms T1sK Frs FRANCE
n14-H No. S3West Baltim IRE St, FIR sderick. 2
JAMES M. ANDERSON SON,
No lag BALrinoRs srREnf,
s4NK E3TE srEE AHR cQRREH RAE RRss
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable syes.-
Corporate and Notarsl ssas Letter Stamps, etc London
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Re Envelopes etc fe22
fNROSSE 4 BLACKWELL'S
EN Ie1ss, 1! s1oKLEs AND SAUCES
Go. HoLIINs,
ID 81 Il n. Charles street
NORTHWESTERN VA. RAILROAD COM
~ PANY's lsT MORTGAGE BONDS, endorsed by the
'ii Ho y aii% BANK STOCK for sale.
apllIot conner Baltimore and st Paul street.,
DERUVIAN GUANO.
in quantities to suit Also ELIDE, fCHaBoE' 4 a
80, P. HALCoM Il co,
JAZZ, Bowy's wharf
OATH BRICKS
- 1900 Patent Bath Bricks, sfoat per shin "John
lark from Liverpool for sale lots purchasers
tnast NI is Z Re SoSEE Ss.r
ORANGES AND LEMONS.-4, 900 boxes land.
u i9s snd ior sale b. EDwARD L. PALMER 90, IL
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET Jane l3-The
same prostration of trade in general Dry Goods do
Patnefts exists which have hitherto reported and No
encouraging feature presents itself eXcept the con
ce OF the export orders for heavy coons This is
npor aht IN the absence of the home
"iHreuuce denominations which wou h.
ent Therefore heavy sheetiugs drills are held with
great fl mness, and few weak holders are oferina The
same may be said Of printing cloths
goods, the holders of which nXious sellers in
view OF the limited production and the increased cost NJ
the raw material The shipments to China alone during
the past two weeks have been large-euuaI to daily
production OF hVe hundred packages and the
as reported by the Custom house tables
PROVINCES and the South American markets. have been
satisfactory Tribune.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Cotton is firm sales of Q 500
bales at l3B9l4 cts F!Our-saes of y bbs State
cts lower-S+ 65Gi 70; Ohio IS 4OGn5 70; Southern
80 20 Wheat is steady-saes of 250.00O bushels; Mil
waukie club s112 al l6ll; red Western 81 IS 29H
Corn is steady-sales of 1874 coo bushels; mixed sc
cts Pork is heavy; mess SIS seals 62% Whiskev
closed finn at l6kGl6A cts Sugar is firm-sal.s of
d ooo hhhs.; Muscovado 44d54 cts Coffee is firm
safes OF ooo bags Rio at l(G4 Spirits Turpentire
auI at n1gfz52 cts RoSin is steady-saes of . 600
DDS at f2 70 RIc- "a cts Freights are UNCHANGED
very scarce Oats in better supply: sales 90 900
Shcago 3D4 cts WhIskey-Sale Of 60 bbls at I6 cts
Shipped by lows for New York 18TH 70 900 corn
lOoo bushels rye 500 bushels wheat 900
oats; 600 bushels feed
BUFFALO June ID. Flour in fair demand and ma, ket
steady Wheat steady and in fair demaud-Saies of
lZ,uoO bushels No Chicago spring Is cts 600 do
% cts 5000 Milwaukee club so cts 600 bushels red
winter at ll23. Corn steady and in fair demand-Saes
ooOoo bushels at 3ld 81 cts fair high mixed Lake
mports-l3CO0 bbls ur, ITO bushels wheat AZ OOO
puSheS corn Caral eXports-l,l00 bbs -four, 1873 900
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

MhEAT.-45o s3S bushels to Liverpool; 900 bushels n
,nRston' ia 1852 bushels to Gloucester Eng: o79
bushels 10 Wexford Ire ' ''o'0
BYE DYE G'oo bushels to Capetown, c. c. H.
KYE FLOUR -I05 bhis to Porto Rico
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1"ga@E-i4,
OFT FOR LOEDON.--Tfe Al Prn;-iar 6o1,.
With d ~ ali hdp cS 90 ssgS 0T loading In
''''' TnST'ss u.s. HAY. ,6aS "a Co. c..
}Giisu corner ri i E rS:i WHY $6}lN.
sssst For LiVBRPOuL.--Th Al BRUSH bark
Com ,Tc u III l. G. our, Cap. Abbott now leading al
dispatch Far 4ri an beng of small capacity will have
iei4.tt FoARD & ROGERS,
E1,=5 I6 Bowlg's wharf.
go shin G ,J6pH H a VkE.Tne fine Al Baltimore
Sra7ch ter T he Bo GLARk L master viii have
sa'-room Accommodation apSy SAGE only LAWNS fine
i.I4tf E0ARD ROGERS,
u, % pDIS,,7. 10 bowlys wharf
- "a tBEaI D. Kl.mp master viii have lee i s AL,
tie Captain on Ioad al Bes passage apply to
,o,.am. -''' 4, : i siij R%[AtG3HrR
Sezt--~ ,5z-7z No 9sourh Chsllesss 81.
.gs3tas FOR NEW YURK.-The AL shin MON
xS SOON, Capt. Aiken will take bny ria I','2 MON
oher' at moderaty rates. APp VITO '"h' 'nat may
tel2- Tios. 4 Z s nAEP ~ : CO. CO..
tzf.s+ FOX BkEAhN.--The fac iasl-sa,Iino.
iS sem men Slip BREMERHAvEN Hikcn, %astpE
orc 5f corner cne,d.fd: s RSfs @SS,{5 ts'
@<s.s FOR BREMEN The last a-JinG Al
sszass Bren. bark MARYLAND, John reIaers q as,e+
vnSr5 to ~ voS& z 2sFF5 &RH G&%E"sF'
49, For RUTThKDAM.-TEe Al T-rUssian
- 81 ,s FL; Wi tin cr will have quick
Captain on board, Belts wharf, or t. 'f'' - Inc
m9s, TE$DQRPF I sIFBERT,
- IL W s. Lomhart street
zgFsz FOR LIFERPOOb.-Th line bari; MIL
s,fss ioS, apt Bradford now oading at ComplercisI
freight .pply to Fo3Kn + " RI,i 4ltn ns For
l6 Bowly's wharf.
x4zsft.. FOR ANSTERDAM.-The fine ftst-soiI-
:sass IN Il Baltimore ship DAVID ST .W4KT Premise
ife'ght or passage apply to +. l.. ERAt IA S;0 XVI
nl2Ltt corner Cheaps'd- ard irnhar q street
ass. FOR BkBMEN.--The fine fast-saing l,re-
s>4@s men mp President SMIhT, F. g. Warl irester
WIZ nave prompt despatch above pore For
nal mi! or u GEY TX q WiLtENS,
~ ion'ard street
x+zZ5s FOR BRhMBE.-Jha new II Bremen
assS - LEN \, capt. H. K hrau, will have quick
SUIrior re a1nE3 pot for freight Passage having
corners wharf, ellis u. t. " l. ~ '"'O'
r7e+, BR,'THERs poNISGER,
| -- o Gtt Charles street. tup Strrs.)
.5%szsss ron BCa1O&.-l he baIk BAY STATE
nav port ana HAVING the most Of Eqr -, a"oEe
w,naEe quick dispatch For h,lace frei@i or Ia go
apply 10 HESL&N &7Ef0St!! aS5'"9e
R2!tiaore, Nay l4th is6 raul and Gay stres5s,
zsSfzE FOR WILMINGTON. n THE MF6
f S=7asti }{yhANIS' REGULAR " EEKLY LINZ ~
iaiAs L, ne Al clipper schooner TINE cant Hsine9
a esbscS 'are pGron Of cargo board will sail WITH
DUNNook q WEATHEELY.
Goods sent tG address will be orw,rdd ne War
H-ss!oi' aG ~" charges thereon prurD;i ~ maid VI cum
4r t. m 5s VIZ RtsaSe send duplicate receipts and ed
nessfs T. c. Il B. G. WORTH. Agents in wflninyto,
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tf5yE: WANTLD.-Two VESSELS I2C@I40
rs each, to load at Norfolk, for the Vest Indies
"E,.5.V kEOX Il CO,
10 Hrr1 -
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sgsss5s{s FOX BkEMEN--Th fac lsst-sa,l;rc.
zFz'Ess Bremen Ship BREMERHAVEN Hike I'''ilhB
VIII nave qucK despatch for the above uort Eor fa,,
Esut wharf,
j 5f corner Chearsda spJ o-'L,ESSS ~
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s.4s FOR new YURK.--Tbe Al a G,;,i NO. st,
.sS SOON, Capt Aiken will take INV frai. Iu'p NON
oher' at moderat rates 4pp VITO ''''sh' mat may
ieIO NUS Land K co,
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s45gts. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER The
~ss2- Al British bark LSk, 3SS tons register Aprly to
fali-+f KNOX 4 50,
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CV7T7T WV d%E4I'IAIsFtNts
DARIES FOR 1856,
- Fer the coming year have great variety of
10" prices. Gail and examine - >'-'-h al
CUSHINGS L BAILEY,
A. 262 Baltimore street
Also, PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS for 1851 d29 II
IN URPEf O.-B0OKSELLERS, PUB
LIE LISTERS, PRINTERS,
s IA TIOFE
stiff B.tTti,nEp -'i 4''N4'h1 81
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80 VESSELS WANTED FOR
ss;Sszs HAVANA
me undersigned constantly il want Of vessels olood
70 and ron Havana and >aa5as N
,o., AUREELL & RANDALL
as Exchange Fiacr.
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M ppl0,..7.---- 10 bowly's Wharf
ssass1 ALBEIT, D. Kl.mp mast ~ "a bremen snip
tie Capa it on p osId Pert Fer passa apSy to
't'''-' VIZ '0dii a. DtIta " hart or t. -Pr'' W
a. SIIl-M ANnER "a
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r4zs NANTED.-A vessel OF 300 tons 10 load
Tor London: Also, vessel Of 3OG59 tons for SnntT
sue q Luba and thence TO Europe Ap;iy 10 '
eqtr MORE! J. X RANDALL,