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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-10

ANoT TR OUrRAGE.-Two Young gentlemen of
this village were arrested in Washington on Saur-
day, and kept in charge tor some time for other
cause than that they hailed from the southern part
OF Maryland. Gentlemen who do not wish to iSk
insult, had better give Washington a wide berth.
The facilities Of travel 70 Baltimore by steamer
good, and citizens should encourage, first
their own villages and then our commercial en-
porium .-Wariboro"gh Gazette.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-10
LATEST NEWS.
I'ELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA
LATER FROM EUROPE.
EFFECT OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
IN ENGLAND.

New YoRK, Nay 9.-The steamer Africa has ar
rived from Liverpool with Gdvices to the 2S.h ult.
The subject of American hostiiities engross-
ing public attention in England.
The news OF the bombardmrnt of Fort Sumter
created considerable sensation and produced slight
depression in English funds.
The Times considers the result of the contest in
expicable considering that J5r-room difficulty
would have UccaSi0ned more bloodshud.
The steamer Great Eastern in the hands of
the Sheriff, under an execution. She was, how
ever, advertised to sail the lst Of June the
pany having offered to deposit the amount claimed.
Affairs at Warsaw unchanged. All the
towns of Poland were occupied with military, and
manv arrests continued to be made.
There were reports Of an intended demonstration
on the 10Th Of May, the Cars birthday.
The insurrectiuDary movements in the Neapoli-
tan provinces spreading. Martial law had
been proclaimed in Abruzzia and other placee
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool Cotton market closed firm. Sales of Sat
uray 10 coo bales including 5000 bales to SPECTATORS
Breadstu; closed quiet The weather has been favorable
for the crops. Flour closed dull and nominal Wheat
quiet Corn dull and freely offered.
Provisions closed steady Beef and Pork unchanged.
Bacon frmer. Lard dull
Produce;-CoTee closed quiet.
MONEY Naturalization at the Bank of England had
decreased fl5C00. Money was in demand Consols
closed at to
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Military movements and Preparations at The con-
anenca of the Ohio and Mississippi seem to be rap
idly coming to a head. The first great battle of
The war will, as suppose be fought at or near
Cairo. TIE position is one of the greatest import
ance to both parties. By the last accounts there
were about 4, 900 Illinois troops at Cairo.
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ELECTION RIOTS IN New wFoUNpLAND.-PrCToU, y.
S, Monday, May G.-Great election riots have
prevailed in newfoundland. The telegraph line
was taken charge OF by the mob last week, no
particulars were received. Two were killed ard
thirteen wounded The mob would not allow the
to repair the lines in the several districts where
the riots prevailed. The particpators dis
franchised by the Governor. So far as i know, the
cOnserva ives were successful.
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WASHINGroS, May 9.-Early this morning, a
large building next to Wizards Hotel was diScoy-
cred to be on fire, when many of the New York
Z1uaves rushed from their quarters at the Capital
and alter breaking open engine house hurried
to the of conf grafton with the apparatus,
rendering highly efficient service and saving the
hotel from destructi0p
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HERO IN TRoUBLE.-Herbert 7. Staples, who
was ''lionzed" in the Boston papers, week or
two since, and who was in the "Batimore fight, ,
and who returned and was put up at first class
hotel was sent to Jail, Monday, on three differ
ent counts for breaking into stores in Lawrence,
and stealing money. He has been in the Ponce
Court before, and is well known by the Pohce unh-
GERS to be VIGOROUSLY "1ight-ingered." rhe Cp1-
rier intimated that Staples was an imPostor'-'
ton Courier,
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CoPwAY's INDIAN REGMENT.-The Rochester
Union saws that DR.. George Copway is at that city,
on his way to enlist company of picked men from
the Indians Of Michigan. who are anxious to serve.
They are not to be employed for using the toma
hawk or scalping knife upon the people of the
South, but as scouts and runners for the army
They will be young men, Injured to hardship, fleet
as deers, shrewd and cautious, and will doubtless
prove OF great service to the army.
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There is said to be pigeon roost in the Maqu1ke-
ia timber in Jackson county Iowa, tnirty 'Ies ,ong
I'D nora than mile wide. Sportsmen are making
sad havoc among the literally poor birds, as this is
their setting season.
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The Cincinnati Commercial saws the conglu"n oil
the troops near Cincinnati is drpIoraoe i"t uheu
are without proper shelter, clothing OF louu' o"e
companes are in state little short OF star'a'lon'
The British Consul in New York announces that
tb formation of British regiment In that city, TO
49, aainst the South, has been done without his
knowledge or consent.
Arrivate letter from Richmond, Va, states that
on o60 Virginians have volunteered to bear arms.
So Tar the authorities had only been able to enroll
60 600.
Statistics of the Syrian massacre show that l6,-
600 Christians killed and 3 600 women and
Young girls sold into Turkish harems.
The Boston Post SAYS that four thousand Ger
man, Irish, French, Italian and Spanish recruits
about being sent South from that city.
McCooley, noted bruiser, whipped Tom Jen'
nings in prize fight near New Orleans IN twenty
seven rounds, on Thursday.
We learn from ST. Louis that large quantities of
provisions are going from that city to Southern
ports.
Governor Letcher was at Norfolk on Saturday
last
The Southern papers term the New York Herald
the chameleon of the press.
C. s. is for "Cousn Sam"-the Confederate
States Government.
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Governor Letcher was at Norfolk on Saturday
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NFTFF.KN' MD IV-' TOF'-'III.1.
Sergeant, S34 per month; corporal, $50; musi-
can Sl2; private of the first class SIT, private of
the second class, Sl3.
The above is the pay of the officers &C., of the
regular army of the United States and as the pub
locations referred to calculated to misead the
public mind in regard to this matter doubt not a
correct statement in regard to it will be accepta-
BILE at the present time.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-10

We learn from st. Louis that large quantities of
provisions are going from that city to Southern
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LATEST PER STEAMSHIP CHAMPION

PANAMA, Friday Dec. 6-l0 p. N.
The steamship Uncle Sam, from San Francisco,
Nov 81, arrived here at o'clock this evening. She
has rs passengers, officers and $50 troops from
San Francisco and officers and 3O9 troops from San
Diego. She was detained at the latter port twenty
three hours She has on board 81 ,627 from San
Francisco, S258305 from Manzanilla, and Sl2, i63
from Acapulco.
Left at Manzanilla United States steamer Nara
gansett and off Cape st. Lucas United States steamer
Saranac.
No steamer has arrived from Valparaiso yet.
IMPORTANT FROM BUENAVENTURA.
From The Panama star, Dec. s.
From Guayaouil we have received no news OK
importance.
The news from the Cauca is interesting.
The foreign residents in Tumaco have addressed a
letter to the Consus in this port, soliciting their Inc
reference III the outrages perpetraIed on them by
Arboleda administration.
On the 18th November the New-Granadian BLOCK
aiding schooner ashore and went TO pieces In the
mouth Of the Cbaramba, Buenaventura. Commander
Gallo lst Lieut.. Quesada, and the crew were taken
prisoners BY the Mosquera forces under Gen. Payan
and the other bockading vessel Vigilante, delivered
herself up on the 18Th 30 that the blockade Of Buena
ventura is terminated.
The brig French Bazaar was captured in running
the blockade at Buenaventura, and afterward ran
ashore aud went TO pieces.
PANAMA, Dec. D. 1861.
The Mosquera forces were about marching on
Tumaca, the only post now held by the old Govern
ment, which will probably surrender without
blow, as it is poorly garrisoned and the soldiers,
such as they are, care little for engaging IN any
further fighting, unless they are better fed and
better paid.
A new and very ridiculous tariff has been issued
by the new Government on import goods, which
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week last year:
The statement of the Philadelphia Banks for tn,
two weeks compares as follows:
TIE philadelphia Ledger OF to-day says:

The stock market yesterday, o. everybody who read the
foreign IN the morning papers expected " goou q, al
The sfno unit business snail NANNY Tor the
buyers. There sales Of Pennsyvana as nor
Of City 6 but the quotations show decline ~ q cent
State coupon Gs old gssme last sale Reading X n
shares down 10 l6 decline Of ~ share-eq1a 10
cent, Their. little said in the bonds and quotations were
much the Saturday. large amount oil the secuI-
tie, this company held IN England and are a. likely 70
b. .e,ed by the English news other security the
M as the foreign holders, they believe the clustering III
their papers anything may be disposed to become free
sellers.
TIE lEl~aqtec Sentinel, of the 18th, says:
There change 10 the general features OF the money
srkrt Yesterday Some the banks reported excharge
rather easier others quite close but all c"ncurTed IN express
the opinion thai would be plenty enough to meet every
demand after Ills week The selling rates were cent IT
the banks and outside Gold l. plenty at H. but for
small brok ers still a,t cent For exchange the
bsrh will sell gold at par.
The 81. Loais Republican, of Saturday, says;
The supply OF exchange to-day more plenty but the
rate remained y cent buying and y cent selling
There but little inquiry for gold and q may be quoted
at about the rates to y cent for b. r.
Demand Treasury Notes III e better snpply though
the rates Jepnsined N ] Y cent discount ioI gold
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Timothy Seed in fair supply and quiet II So I2 -
bush. Rough Flax Seed and is wanted at 81 100
81 IS y bnsh.
SALfLiyerpoo Ground and Fine quiet but prices arc
maintained West India Is in moderate request and lowell
owing to liberal supplies sales Of 5O0 bush Turks Isl
AID In the brig Hopkins and 600 do. do IN the Isabella at
q &C.. and 6, geo do. do. St. Martins at about nc
sPBLTER in better request and the market hrmer;
sales Of 50 tun Siesia Sc and so ns Lcgh arrive hero
at sc.
TOBACCO-rbe market Is less active under the influence
100 hhds Kentucky al5c and lo4 Seedeaf
l4c
TEAS-There Is not much Offering and prices very
rm sales since Friday OF 200 full
The stock has reeen been increased b, two srya
TIN-Strats lin l. quiet but firm at 30c Banca is firm at
303lc cash arrve Plates much rIner sales of 700
boxes al SO for Charcoal rerne.
TALL0W-The market is firm and fair inquiry prevails;
sales Of IS 900 h Prime at gld9lc cash.
WHSKYThe market is quiet aid somewha, heavy sale
of 400 bbs at POI 0lOlc.
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Cegal Notlres.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, Kings
HOTCgHISe snd VI ARTHA A his wife ALYA HOrCH-
KISS, and EI3WGN o. hOrCHkiSS, and RACHEL f. bis
vile and WILLIAM Ii. SfORG.-To the above named de-
d4n.: You hereby summoned and required 10 answer
Il plat t action. which NED m the oice OF the
CLERK II gounty II Kings the City Hail. In the City OF
BroOkyr aud 10 copy Of your to the said com
pin On he subscribers their Office in the City Of New
York within twenty ac the service Of this summons on
yor exclusive of the day Of such service and If you
,d answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid
tie plaintiff III. action w apply to The Court ior the relief
de,snded IN the complslnL-Daed November g. 1851
{. !. t. DEWITT, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
No 80 Nas.aust. N. Y.
Thu ,napt ia This action was filed in the Office Of the
Crk OF he Comfy Of Kings the 9Th day Of November
1861. G. }. T.. DEWITT, Plaihilhs Attorney"
uI4 IlyGgNs
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DUReUANT to an ORDER of the HIGH


L COURT OF ClANCERl, made IN csnse OF w iLLia a.,
s and dsn OF George Robert Woodwa ard late Of Leath-
eylsrc IN the pari Of ST. Andrew Hobo n, ~ TIE County
81 Mddesev tper who died on II about The I'D day OF
0,ob1r 9ig who were living a. the time Of his deeea,e
norm .ihin one year aewards the legal representative
on Of such Of them 81 any haze since died,
and he cdIen or grandchildren OF Robert George Joseph
oodsrd deceafed late Of ,sireet atton Garden,
in he County Midsex timer dec"ssed two died on or
abo the Goth day Of April 1897 and who the son Of the
d (eorce Robe codwsrd deceased are by their soe-
ios on or before the goth day Of January. l' TO come In
of Ire aid Ge1fge Robert Woodward aud childe or
orn OF ID. sid Robert George Joeih Woodw ard
- H. cisgnbers OF ->ce.C Chancellor ood al No II New
uaro Ircolns Inn IN The County Of Nddesex or in de-
fault thereof they win be PeIempioy eyouded ron the
ben.G, of tle al decree 1UESDAI the 18th DAY Of Jan
1a,v 1852 a. n o'clock al az the ssd chamhe!t ~ APP
pointed for beariue and ncudcsDg upon the lbove eanis
Dated tins 2.,h day Of November, 1884, 49,.
H. Bit il believed that Elizabeth Wilson. formerly Fir
abeh Woodward # The grandchildren Of TIE sad george
Inbrrt together with her husband Charles John
Wilson eft Eneind about the year 1888 and are o. were
lately residing In tbe United States OF America dlB lawt"
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MARRIED.

OLANETA-TINKER-At Samaritan, Island Of 81. Domingo.
on Monday June To- by the Rev T. Vanderyost Capt Jose
r. De Oaneta the Engineer corps Of the Spanish Army
to Florence daughter Of William L. Tinker OF this city
PEABODY-BADGER-Ip Brooklyn on Thursday. Dec u,
by the Rev J. HcC. Homes Capt. theodore o. Peebody
of Kennebunk Me- Miss Flofella 4. Badger daughter OF
A. III. Badger of the former place.
OBERTSON-BUTLER-At Syracuse, n. Y, on Monday
Dec rs, by the Rev. Charles f. Butler the Hon Hezehah
ID. Robertson OF Bedford Westchester County, y. 70
Sarah c. youngest dsug hter of the officiating clergyman
Stamford Conn., on Monday. Dec. Is,
by the father of the bide William ID. Smith TO Miss Esther
NJ, daughter Of the Rev. John Smith
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA S6V
COlL CENTRAL RAILROAD. w
.,r DOyrplF- TRACK ROUTE.

GREAT DOUBLE-IRACK ROUTE.
II. nacrv az tbe Rod s. equal 20 my IN me
TUE Gi.IsAq sHORT LINE TO THE Wsoi'
CTee 40 Astor House, corner o. Nesey ~ ,,o
Facilities 10. the transportation Of fasseDgss Mt
irinuati Chicago St. Louis, St Paul Es.nNnie' ny" pr
Nal,rlesn, and an other In TIE g't No.h es.
West are ed for speed ana e'ho'' y any
Iou'e - -, S.v YORK ff,ot Of Cont.
lan5t.t Morning Express. s.n:; Evening hhfess, p
% a., 3, o m from place. wa Allentown ar
a, Pttsb1rsn At II De2t daJ, and CONF ets there win
all " esteu trains. ,rsirs
- s,,nys - low and The time as quick ss by any other
route 80. r. ali 5oscr;n4;ons can he forwarded
pa fo,n any point the Railroads of Ohio. kentucky In
N,"s Ineis Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
V1 n niRECr or to port the naygabe rivers OF
,. ~ nv steaLl.ts ffom Pittsburgh.
"a q. Of Freight and from point in the West by
M nnylynia karoad at all times favorable as are
s I'd b, other Railroad Companie Merchants and ship
p,rfine the transportation OF their Freight to this Com
Jaw eau rely with confidence Oh its speedy transit.
Tiis Company also maintains Euigrant Accommoda-
tion Lire by witch parties eEaigraiiog Westward ENJOY
cheap and comfortable mode Of Conveyance at one hail the
hrstclass rates OF fare
J. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No Aston House.
LEIGH X Co., FIeieht Agents. -
No. Astor House. sud No South Willau-st.
MCDONALD BISCBOFF, Emigrant Agents,
No Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS. Geners sup't. Altoona, Pa
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will be peacefully solved. The mail for tho Africa
closes Thursday afternoon.
Ia consequence of the detention of the Africa,
slessrs. Haett & Co.'s Circular will not be issued
as early as usual
The earnings of the Galena road for the second
week Of December were:
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There was considerable disturbance in the Money
market yesterday, but to-day matters are more quiet
At the first reception of the from Europe some
prominent lenders declined to make any transactions
upon any kind of securities, preferring to wait the
effect of the advices but to-day they are again lend
ers with rather closer discrimination as to securi-
ties. Rates of interest have not changed although
there is lees doing at the lower rates. The current
quotation for call loans il, sal y cent
During the cessation Of sales of 80 y cent Treas
ury Notes at the Sub-Treasury, Messrs. VIM. & John
OBrien No. % Wall street, are prepared to supply
notes in sums to suit applicants
The Bank Of New-York has declared dividend Of
y cent, payable or the ID OF January.
Thebusiness ofthe Clearing. House was $40 ll6, 49,
The exports of produce, it will be seen. continue
to be enormous-nearly four millions THE week.
We annex a comparative statement of the Exports
Exclusive of specie), at the Port of New-York, for
the week ending Dec. II, and since Jan. L.
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Falling of thi. year ................... 500, 6ie

We regret observe that subscriptions to the Government
loan in this city progressing but slowly. Of the amount
taken to the present time not able TO speak den
nry the Assistant Treasurer declining to give inform alton
upon point deemed by him little the credit OF ci-
We have supposed that rich would be
large to this loan If indeed they would subscribe
all Money in their hands i valuable but surely there
many here who empoya portion at least Of their
funds better financial point Of view, to say moth
ing superior motives Their opportunities for information
forbid TO lend upon ordinary secues and their
had teer M idle than that risk out her security
sion may require
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THE CRY OF BALTIMORE Orr CAPE RACE
The etnshp City of Baltimore, hence for Liverpool will bs
due of Cape Race Wednesday, Dispatches fSr Europe
be through tue agency OF George stoker, esd, Nc.
iis Broadway, New York, up to TUESDAY evening.
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
" ADELPIIlA and the SOUTH and WEST, via Jtk.
sly ClTY-Mai and Express Lines leave Eew.York at
snd 10 o. M T. and IL p. Fare So Through tickets
sold for the Sout sudWe and through baggage checked III
q. ~. and and II D. trains.
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will received for any trains unless d. Vered
and check ed Ia advance OF the time Of leaving
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Total. ....s. <)b
TOTAL Pots ard Pcar,s

COTTON-rhere has been but moderate amount Of
transacted and IN. again closes very regu-
lar 81 soc is probably correct as quotation can he
given; sales unin portant
COFFEE-Ihe transactions in Rio still very limited
and confined small PARCELS at Nd2oc. Other kinds are
quiet very We append quotations, but would re
mark that they but little better than nominal HE ord
nary prime, at 7a20c Java 2i02ac.: Laeuayra 2Od
2Ic.; Ma ucabo 200ZIc. and ST. Domingo l3tdlic.
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Goal auo $1,000.

DEST HALLIBURTON LINERPOOL COAL,
Screened aud Delivered d, SO per tun. Red Ash Egg
aod stove per Al other Goals at the lowest market
prices Apply No. 33 Bowery No I'll Greene and No 49
Br0oLue JACDb " bIho
COAL.-sS:} 30 aud 81 30 for a Tun of 1000
Y polnds-Bcst quality q PITTSTON COAL delivered
spy where city Brooklyn Orders received at Nos
l.G AID 3is Broadway.
Il lNDLING WOOD
Ia OAK and PINE, at 20 cents for ten boxes.
HICKORY, OAK and PINE by the load and cord.
Address G.. COLLINS, foot OF East 2ad-st.
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Jnsnrante Compa;lics.
NJEw-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE NsUR-

ANCE COMPANY (purely Mutuan Boston. Mas Ac.
cumulaed Fund 10 nee, losses nearly Two Millions Losses
during II wears over 600 Divide ads paid in cash In II
years Cash Dividend 50 per cent Net assets
over liabilities $4,000 Intee thug documents concerning
Lie Insurance furnished gratis.
JOHN HOPPER Agent ard Attorney for The Company,
Metropolitan Bank Building 10 Broadway Pine st. NJ
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
soi NeF-hsSen. u a M lEGl 1918. 3:30(Ex)j $50,
For ElidsePor :, g IA, ,E1,; 1915 $3.50 TX $50
s:S. and 9 p N.
For Milford Strsiiord, Fairfield Southport and e'tpor,
Ia ~ 1875. $3.50. AID $50 .. IN.
Fer Norssh, $780, i2.l5 $3.50. (Ex u $50 4:g0 s.;
%, pm.
For Darer aud Greenwich, $50 a. H. l2:5 $50 $50
s:3n p. n.
Fog stamford, g. tExl s;Oa m.i i2:IS $50 (Exl .;
ForPoi, Chester aud Intermediate stnons T. 9JoA m l9
Is, 80; $50, $3.50, $50 p.D
For Pot Chester ard New ochele Sp m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston VIA Springfield IT.. ftAl $50 (1l n H.
For Boston. via Shore Line, 1913 0. a.
For Hartford aud Springfield Ia IA fEx.). 1915, $50
tEx.l r. n
and r.: IS , TO Northampton
For Hartford, Providence, and Hslkin RaiIoad am
tkxl. 1915 Q. 10.
for kew.i!s.en, Ne~'London and sioningou Railroad
at IA, }Z:ia, 500, =. ".
FOR Canal itaIoed. i2:IJ .. n. 70 Northampton
For HousatOuic Rsiiroe1 20 Pittshe.d8 .. IA
For ksngstnck Railfosd. 8 g. $50 p. IN.
tor Danbnfy and NOIivsk kairoad, :. 30 m
Comnodious ee ring Tar. attached II .. Iraiu
JAMES ri. HOY A. Superntendent
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E'Ok BOSTON and PROV lDENCE, via NEW.
rohI and FALL RiYER.--The sp.endid and superior
s'esmer nhIhOPOLlS, Capt. Brown. l-avcs N-wYo.k
very TUESDAY, TuuRsDA ~. ard SATURDAY. at I
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY a, I o'cock o. m,
from Pier No 3 y. r. ~ = No.
thcsut uDtl The same shan hayo bee, mad lsr
FesRhf TO Boslon IL fora d4 ~ III sy.s
~ an apes Freight frain - 49,
wA BORDEN, Agent, ses. 70 and n West,t
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Expresses.

HlPR's
"TxovE FIR SIE2 TAs PI FaEidHf Line
TO WASHINGTON. via HARRl SBuRGH,
WITHOUT CHASGISG CARS OR BKRAKlSG BULK
Special Messet ger sent through with each train
Frcigh received only the Depot Of the Central Railroad
OF w-Jcr.ey Pier No. ?, North River.
For Speesl Contracts apply TO No. ~ Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-No. SO Pennsylvauia-sv.
\. d. EOPE. OF the Hore Express Co., supt
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tia rkets-CAREyrLLY REPORTED THEN y. TRIBUNE.
TuEsDAY Dec. IL, 1901
AsHES-The market Is firm. with fair inquiry 81 IS.
Pots and rs So for Pearls The stock b the Inspection
Warehouse OF Ness Lester Palmer Co. this evening as
pfar lhla
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NETWORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE IEw-YoRK:
WINTER ARRANGEMENT 10
COMMENCING NOYLMBLR u, 1861.

Passenger Station in New-Yors cor. 27,hst and Attn
Entrance VI Elths.
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Incresse. ......

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-18
1J,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW

Il PORT, by ShORE LiNE--l-eaves Z'th-at' 4'h-ev,
arrive in Providence 500 PM lI:lS an arrive 10 Pro
vid euce 1880 pm. pm, Express Ihrough Mail Tram
arrive in Providence $50 ard Boston 81 8 am
f. J. CALHOUN Superintendent