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COMMERCIAL.
NRW Y0RR 1IARKET-ssn1- a

lBT FELBqRAPH.J
RLOUR-Receiptg 52S5 bbls, Market 6aIOc bet
Ter with an active dGmand.
sales 0,01a bbls stSs,4beS1 80 for supsrnne state
t4,I94t,W oT common 70 medium extra western
f4468S4,6 90 Superane western; 5e5@5i iO for ship
ping bran - eTtra noHna hOoped 1hio -
. CAnAD1AN kLQURs--Marketa shade irmer.
sales 20 bbls ct ts94S0 for supsrhne Si,70g6,50
& & RLOUR-Earkos steady at ts.ces.IsoOn-
VIE H-Receipts 81 ,39l bush. Market i02c
better with good export demand Sales is5 Oo0 sh
at 81 OSltl 10 for hfwaukee club; 81 i5cl ~ for
winter Eel western; Sll6 for red statsi Sl,sl for
RYE-Narkst firm ct previous quotations.
Barley arket dull and nominal
C0hN-keceipts is5, Us bnsh. Market thade
hrmer and more active. salss 7OO0sbush ct 4sSgsOo
for mixed W1stefna -- .-s-.F
HGEE-MRrkst unchanged.
CUT alEAT8=Market quiet.
:, hARD-Market steady, and sales 900 bbls ct
StbfTTTRR- Selling At 7sIO, Tor Ohio; and ssi4o
CHEEsE-sIarkst stssdy st se7c common TO
OATs-s:eady, at 27ssi for Canadian, and western
PORH-Firnsr; szles OF 475 bbls ct Si4,@@
Il rs ior mess; Se,I5n,le,HO for prime.
WHTSk N-mArKeI quiet and Arm, a. ls1fc.
BUFFALO REARKET-Sept. I3
GBY TELEGRAPH.
FL0UR-Bsrket unchanged
WHEAT-Market dull and no sales
COR S-haTket hrmer. Sales Of 1900 bush at
355fc 5000 hush at 36c
EK EEGa kfTS--5teady. -' 70
Lag IAEPORTs-sOO 900 bhls aOur; s., 500 bush
VII 81 Is = ~ bush corn 200o bush oais -.
CGHAL EKPpHrsj-200b bblH hour: 81. 900 bush
wheat; l57 .uoO bush corn; 81 90 bash oats.
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kDI1oRs LEADER: As my name has
been announced in your columns hs q can
didate before the Union Convention 10.
morrow, for The State Legislature, / desire
to say through The same channel, that I
fally appreciate and an sineszelythAnk
fal to ny friends for the confidence ex-
pressed in thus bringing me forward for 50
responsible and honorable 3 position, in
this period Of national peril and national
eAlanity, bat owing to circumstances By
which ! and myself surrounded, must at
present decline being candidate for any
ofios. G. N. BARBER.
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PROM NEW YoRK.

NEW YoRK, Sept 13.
The Africa, which arrived here last
night brought as passenger the Prince
De Joinville. -
The Brig Monticello arrived at Mira
goane, 81 Domingo, August 22d, and re-
ports, on her passage August III. latitude
~ degs 81 min, longitude 81 dsgs. 49
mlns7 saw brig chasing q ship and 60
under her quarter Shortly after I saw 3
ilre IN the direction Of the vessels, and at 10
T. d. could see from sls5ft q blsze and
sparks flying.
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BROM ROsTON

Massachusetts viii soon send 10 The 6eld
SIX more regiments Of infantry, one Of csyal-
~, and three additional batteries Of liqbt ar
tillery of the infantry. Two reoiments ~,
being raised by Senator Wilson, Who i -
voting bis whole energies 70 the work. q
Capt King, Of the brig Hortman. states tl.sf
the priTafeer Sumter arrived st Suripaus
August llth, aad was ct anchor inssls az
Port Amsterdam On The 2sdo August.
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

MAsHINGToE, Sept. l3.
The Post Master General, has directed, as
an additional protection to the postal rev
enue, tho exclusive issue OF the stamped en-
velope containing the new improvement of
the dlssolving lines. This envelope cannot
be manufactured by the ordinary machinery,
and IS not therefore liable to imitation by the
insurgents.
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FROM CAIRn.
CAIRO, Sept y.

n VAIHUI D5pB. Z.
Special to Chicago Tribune:
The gun-bOsts did mere execution Tues
day last than was supposed. By paper re-
ceivsd from their camp, they acknowledge
that the Yankee was disabled and had SO
killed and large number wounded. The
same paper claims that several hundred
Lincolnites were killed. We know that
only two men were wounded.
Commodore A. H. Foote has arrived and
taken charge Of naval matters here. He
takes the place OF Commodore Rodgers, who
has been ordered to WashingtoH.
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FR0M RAIrIMnPF

BALTIMORE, Sept. TO-
The Provost Marshal this morning, be-
fore the break Of day, arrested Mayor
Brown, Ross Winans, Charles and Fitz
Lawrence Langston, s. T. Wallace, and 7
2. Scott, members Of the Legislature, F. Z.
Howard, editor Of the Exchange, and de-
liVered them ct Fort McHenry. %
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FROM NEW YORK,

NEW YoRK, Sept. l3.
The police last night seized blank notes
Just printed repl esenting nearly $500, 900 on
Ihe Pittsylyania Bank, Chatham, Va. Viii
liam Corless, a stationer in Nassau street, and
Benton & Fitzler, copper-plate printers, are
under arrest for being engaged in the print
w.
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GRRAF NATIONAL R0BFRis !
BAHTIMoaE 5a1o Il aAshssAD. ,a
IlfPBOFED 8CHFnU Uur

By recs1. nporlant chan 7es tffs f 4 h nav 81
. sqf4aan unu9ua taciiitis1 tor int
A4lf, Seaste, West Northwest and eouthWest.
Hu Ii COHHECTfOSHr With ? Z shT1ur5 frrfrr-l =
g fhi9dei ane New York, 81 Gas East-Eish Lhe
SoEth, u ies AaghtEQtp1 Eranrh ioed--ff IlI57sr
aud and PittsbuEghs Cahtgal Ohio nd lIarstls ~,
gtictnnat trains wish Tie Northagst. West - I
Southwest.
Ihroush TIeket5to Bslanoro P6nsasltsi. rls1, 1El
1ork or Boston give The p-iYilegs q yinF over ~ q
sonsl gave ths prfiess q visiting WashiRstoa
This e tse ONLY ruuts that can f1rrish -rtrouqh
t,ezeis g 1eg5Sgs Cheek 70 tFashinEton CITY.
- are e bgE e bF ans otkar Rontas---
- eleeplng Car8 on al NiEbt TrsinE
Aak tor ficEsts hT Beitincrs and 0his RafIrcaa-
2 ,. b. SULLIVAN,
81 faaIo1ll HaItNrn 1yruf.
". r. SMITH II. I'D C1I,l-
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GONE 10 HRR FRIENDS.

EVhtAhs5 MONhOki SEPT. Il
A flag Of truce has gone to Norfolk Today
with Mrs. Phillips, Of Washington, who
was retained for some time in her own
house in that city.
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LEAFE ERIR

i'io = =. on161t EXPRESS TRATlE-stoprinr Al
-f 1lI3ru, As1tsb1la and Painsssfis ~ ,,
,0,.t afrITes at Cleveland At 4:z8 a -
hS'00 4 =. --A4E 14tAln-Stopplng s. al Sttffz7t
except seZbrooks UnionTiiie, PsrTy Nen-
~ y ~ ,sl ~ ste<liae and arrive e Clspsia.li
A-'9o I. Z Da1 E4ERESS FRAIE-St0ppinr as e.
Eer1.lonneaut, Ash abula. and p1irrSTiIis 4
at,o,,ns z41 4Tlllea q Clsgeand at 80 Ps
ASOOA-Ay(19a14O4 TRAIN -Hill- Leave Co1usa17f- .
g es0g 4 H stopping At al 3tation1, ~
Arr1l1Rf e Clegsland as s.I3 A. =. n - 4
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H5l- SgMAEB ARRAHGEMEN Emf ~,
" Hna altsr EQ1day, Nay 6th, iSS7 7s-.s5---
trains VIII rgn follows. -
-. - AAlA CLEVELAND. ar a.
- 4. H hASkESS NAIL TIA ATE-stour.sgr -
lt. A. nsar1on1 elcspt Euclfd. U7Ictil4 =
sosi serEyi gntolFille, SRybrook FairTie7T
Al4 angllle5 and ar1iVar nt E.rir 49, p.
.F.44-f Dqnktrz 800 P--1E Buealo u
80 = = yt1sSAAAAIl Exp RllS ~ u lI-fff.74
glfg e fainesTiIle, Ashtsbula anf GIr1ri
tr S4i{i $40 arrives at Eris 7.l5 p - nl1-- llal
- A,!!lA A!lA q 80 ?. H. Buflalo af la.s5 p - 49,
- z 4. yOnlAAgT ACCOM- CD 0El-sfor- ---a
~ 2 \. HtGHT E2PRES9 TIA Ty-stonri,o ~
Eatae9Tlllei Ashtahula snd Cfrsri 1niI-s ~ ~
sErlEes at Eris st i2:i0 a, ~, F51pjrlr- n
40 a =, BU1aslo an An. ~ = 5 -
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All the tEsnns goinz vseslEs-u - .-.l.-
III q ss-ps l2r Toledo Chicago, Colubus, cinca-
- - at'T1.s Ts .i ano AZ ne tzains going saff -
..lo9a. ena e Bufao with th0ss tie EsE T17
~ - Al0 bo1aAlo 2 New 1ork City Rzilroais,
glszs.aaa, NAYS, 1851. a = Aa IA T. saD's.
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Drafting d ssrio1sly talked Of in Cornec-
ticut ana l. stOnington 8 preliminary ezan-
inatiOa Va latsly had By he suthoritiss to
ascertain Who Wera liable to military daiy,
-Shonld The soTefnmsnt decide on that meas
urs. s.oningion being ons Of the few -
csssiOn-tainle places Of the North, the young
men Wege not anxions to volunteer, and
when medical ezaminafion Wss made one
hundred snd twenty appsrently abls-bodisd
youths-the fewer Of the Stoningtonians-
were dissoEsFsd 10 be afflicted with hernia
--at Is lach ofshsm wore tightly braesd
truss Of the newest patent, .rsr
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cen. Grant.


The new commander Of the Federal forces
at Cairo, who supersedes Gen. Prentiss is
Brigadier General Ulysses s. Grant an ex-
perisnced soldier who retired from the army
q few years ago, but offered his services 70
she country when The present troubles began.
BE g ahatiTe Of Ohio, and about thirtyseight
years Of age. Heentered the Military Acad-
eny at West Point insls39, and graduated
il 1913, ss second lieutenant IN the Fourth
Infantry. he served in the Mexican War,
and was breyetted first lieutenant for the
battle Of Moline del Rey, and captain for the
battle Of Chepultepec. In 1853 be was full
captain. BE resigned his commission July
3lst, 1884, and has aince then been engaged
in civil pursuits. BE has acted with much
energy since his arrival at Cairo, and bids
fair to render most excellent service to his
country.
Kit Carson is busily engaged in raising
eorps Of mounted rangers, composed nor of
half-breeds or savages, but Of shreWd practi-
cal tFappers like himself who have spent
thais lives on the prairies, and know Of 10
enjoyment but that which comes from wild
adventure and Vicissiludes. With them Car
sen purposes coming eastward and Offering
his services to the Federal Government. BE
selects his men hiuselG and accepts Of none
unless qualified by long experience on the
plains. Thsy win be mounted on the gHift
Mexican Mustangs, and viii be armed to the
teeth with Colts TsVOlEers, bowie knives and
ShRrp's rifles. The value of such corps
cannot be oyetrated, for our grand armies
need the aid Of crack rife Tshots to act Is
scouts. Gen. Fremont viii claim the ssr-
Tices Of Carson ana bis men, for be WIN
dozhtlsss advert to the time when he crossed
The plains and became acquainted with the
tsrling qualities Of HI Cngan.
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assss.ss Ne s7t 70 70 : Asl.ark R.ilroad q s
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49, 'TY.ss Ts, lerls Eants 4iooannal El.11s.r
sltsl, 70 9ul9Rilet Cairo, 81. Loufs. r.
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sla Oinclnnatii and with re- 0iifo y -
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VIE 1sellngs &c, Colrnibus. Fi5r1 ~
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49,, ~ =. llSA5l 2 ~ points and iniormSto1 A
{. ru.,.t.~. a., =, - 8. LINT, supsrfntandent
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. S2nnestions are na1set 1follo "a 1lir5Iss
tsS s.S.ss s11e1s *. ana Aegsrk y R, a Ci5ss 1fS
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vest and 6onthwogt, s----- = - Ao--14
gs.s 4 sr5,g' a.ias n C.ssSlaed ir9q Tgss0 ~ 60
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G. iIIEVELAND s PITIsBt q


~. "a ~ " ,ilonqaI June I7fk ian -.
s.ia 70 t5unGays al
fPhIadeIphil a. y S4 9eA ,iteEs 80 :. lirsf -
s:s5 ~ J. s1sslns go ? Fl; asSs ,.s
- ? = * At New Fcrt 10 !. -
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Or Al ~ Hss %, ssr q groeurad at ts ne1
n Z asF,,s 4, = -. -. 40ogEIoEGH, iz1uli =, -.
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.LEVELAND, OOLUMBIs
oIHsIsNArf hA11so.n

- ia Al1ANaErEUT -.
~ IL eser AondaTS June l0th, fs-1 y.
r.,a Af1.A7 VII 5eaF5 CieFelanc - I5Iloe7i. -
- - = 4i :. g .llie lrlratl l.rrIoas--S
nstsa' 9reitoai " slllngton Ns1v I.5-ss
z.lsla, sholby, Crestiine, faiior =
SALqlngt2ns Ashley, Deiar5S-- rs.,7-
Ctnuo, NorthinRton. reec'if-5i -.
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ei1e;n1s,I z, = Soll q 75e p - az
= -.ssttt s-tt ~ - llels stopping at all 9tqtIo--
ncft1 q lragfine, aud q fsll1l5 f7's7II-. y
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b. III ,eals fassenes esfs-ollF - al7igI'- - -
inEbus "a q il:i5P; n, sld On ncin1sti n ~
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.hYALAND 9 I0LEDo 8 e.
sg1lnHR AERAEaElIls4. ( -.

lse-. sohMHB AERkEgEuEEr -.
= = - 49, A,isr 1endsy AUgus11e isIl l.l8s - l-
50 A = uAlsss5 ss9fsss g ssssgss :; 80 .
EsE glIls. 8siissgs,' ui7as 90 F95.,.l.s
--a-..a - ~ n tlIqdl at 9.t5 ~ tI
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. a-- bt-etAAes EolleV1o aCrfS.
errl.es g Toledo - SIS n Il = l.
~. Il 500 A. d. - yrr
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The Prince De JoinTille, Of Franee, ia
now en- route from tbateountry to this with
his son, riktssn years q sge, whom ne de,
signs placing u re United slstss Eeval
school q EsNPOrt b Z, thus paying cur
country end our institutioas high com-
plImsnt ne nothsr Of this son Is ths
,dsueki5l q iis EuPaur Of Brasil E9A.
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L1ooEIo q. I'm WARs--In his sfoial re-
part Captain semmes anuounces the IsHnlt
Of sss Of he piratiosl exploits Of the Sum
Ter n us terse hshion:
al eaptared the American chip Golden
Rocks, bsIo1eins 70 parties in Bangor, Ne.
She was ius ship Of six hundsed t0Hs u
This Il a very good model for a despatch
from one Of our naval officers when Captain
.semnsI and the samtsr ere eaptuEed tOgeth-
er. The oaicial report 70 the Navy Depart
nent might rad thus.
at captured the sean pFiyatser Sumier--
Her captain, B. Semmes, was dealt with as
pirate. kusg hiiS (" atfsa
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WAsHIaoTOs, Sept. IL.
The following Is Gen. Rosecran's official
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Misesllaaenns. : 8.

We are prepared to transact Business Of svsry de-
soription relating to lnVentioa8 Drawings Oavusts
bPeclncatons, Petelts. InirinRemsnts and the PAT
'Is tsb5i 81, 3 S,.SIl 81 se Bot
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StaMlMarEMtgra.

zhs most sinpIs and e6feisBtmaeEins aoso IN Sss
for ele0ataq apatsr from iuszEs of eag depth.
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PRICE. TWO CENTS
The Perfect Melodeou.

every desirable quality necessary for superior in
strument the Perfect Mclodeon is unsurpassed.
" At all the principal Fairs in the State during me
two years, the Perfect Meodeon has been awarded tie
HIG EST PRIZE.
for power, purity and of tone and promp,s
touch.
The Base Damper for which have entity obtained
letters Patent, is meeting with universal appreciation
and is considered indispensable by all who have used
it, ahd become familiar with it's beautiful effect
We have also just patented another valuable improve
ment called the Harmonic Attachment, by which the
power of the instrument is doubled, with increasing
its sze the number of reeds The value Of this nye
tion for church instruments hardly be estimated
and for paror use instruments with this attachment have
equal the softest passages of music may be per
formed upon them with the utmost delicacy.
good assortment of Pianos from the best maker
constantly ou hand tor sale and to rent at Manufac.
turers prices All instruments warranted: and sent to
any part of the country at our risk.
ESTEY q GREEN
BrattlebOro' Vt. 6GGtf
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Ia W LVI,ELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDdE BOND
State Us. Max Marshall, indicted for kidnapping
a free negro girl named Mary Carter, on the goth
OF August, 1850. 1t was in evidence that Marshall
had attempted to sell the girl at public auction in
Richmond Va. While on the block the girl stated
that she was free, when the sale was stopped
After telegraphing to Baltimore, Marshall was ar
rested and he and the girl brought to this ciy The
defence offered testimony, bat contended before
the Court that the State had failed to prove
that the girl was free. Under curia.--
State rs. VIM. Menu, indicted for obtaining S2i
from Louis Lonsheimer under false preences. Tried
before jury. Verdict not guilty.-William
Henry Seip, indicted together with John Crargle,
was arraigned on an amended Indictment for the
larceny of quantity of furs, the property of Geo
IL. Quail, and pleaded not guity.-The cases
against John Hinesley and Edward l.. Thomas in
dcted for kidnapping and conspiracy, were post
poned till the 18th of March; also the case of Ste
phen Jury, indicted for murder, and attachments
issued against some State witnesses in Worcester
cnunty.-State rs. Leonard w. GRAY. indicted
jointly with John Mckenny, both constables, for
maleasance in office, for compromising four cases
with VIM McLan for SIS for an alleged violation
OF the ordinance requiring hackmen to keep q
printed list of rates in their hacks. Tried before
the Court. Judgment not guty.-State rs.
Leonard W. Gray, indicted together with John
Mckenny, for compromising case against c. s.
Schroeder, for selling liquor on Sunday. Adjudged
guilty. Fined $500 and costs.-Sy!vester Krole
pleaded guilty to an indictment for selling LIQUOR
without license. Under curia.--The Grand and
Petit juries were discharged until Monday.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
James S. Forbes US. Richard Hunter. Appeal
from Reid. Judgment affirmed.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
Jackson Busby The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Action to recover damages for
injuries received upon the road. Before reported.
On trial.--Assignment to-day SCI to COZ.
CITY CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE KREps
John Rudolph Us. Rosa Rudolph. Petition for
divorce ClncuLO mutTl3nOuif.
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gnrnInrR.

uENRY W. JENKINS,
lie PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. Is LIGHT ST,
has on hand large stock Of and constantly
ring every description OF CABINET WARE, othe best ma.
tsrials and workmanship. ~
HAIH and SPRING MATTRESSES SPRING UNDER
bE;lS HOLSTERS and PILLOW Of Hair Feathers IRON
BEDSTEADS, suitable for Hotels servants, &c. iaStf
Il NEW URNITURE
EAl WAREROOMS.
THE undersigned would call the attention Of his friends
and the public to his new Warercoms, and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture His stock being III
NEW, and fthe best workmanship with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance of the patronage he mas
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand.
TiIuS McGLASNhE,
- No 4Gl W-St Baltimore street.
REMOVED WITH CARE. 49, "
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--sUFKEME COT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-No. 7. Original docket
&c pdrte. In the matter of the State of Kentucky
ON motion for rule to show cause, &C., by Berah
Magofin, Governor thereof u.s. William Dennison,
Governor of the State of Ohio. The argument of
this motion was continued by Mr.. Walcott, Attor-
cluded by Hon. H. Marshall in support thereof
NO. IA: Richard Gregg ct al, plaintiffs in err
ror, Us. Robert Forsyth; and No. rs. John Dredge
tat, plaintiffs in error, Robert Forsyth Tn e
argument OF these causes commenced by Mr..
Balance for the plaintiffs in error.-Adjourned
until tomorrow, at IL O'Clock
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND

DECEMBER TERM.-ANNAPoLIs Feb. 2O.-No. 1876.
Charles Carroll McTavish u.s. Charles Carroll. Ap.
peal from the Circuit Court for Howard county,
Chief Justice Legrand delivered the opinion of
this Court. Judgment reversed and procedendo
awarded.--No. las. Matilda E. Green Us. Dan
ie Caulk. Appeal from Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel county. Chief Justice Legrand deliver
ed the opinion of this Court. Judgment reversed
and procedendo awarded No. l9l. Matilda E.
Green Us. Daniel NJ. Sprogle. Appeal from the
Circuit Court for Howard county Chief Justice
Legrand delivered the opinion of this Court
Nos l52, l53 and 154. Mutual Fire Insurance
Company VIM. Grove Deale. Appeal from the
Circuit Court for Anne Arundel county. The ar
gument in these cases further continued By
Thos. S. Alexander for the appellee, and by VIM.
Schley for the appelIant
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


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feet lumber 122 oil casks 81 233 lbs rice 20 bbs beef
10 do pork $50 lbs lard leo bbs navy bread 100 gallons
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