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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

Rio DE JANETKo-BarL Anazon-2,675 bbls flour
ST. JOHNS, P. R.-Brig Il. Il. KirklGnd.-3OO bbls
-four 80 do rye -four 10 do pork 90 do beef Is 9O7 lbs
lard $3.50 do candles, 543 do HAMS 1870 do butter
6o2 do crackers, 1000 reams paper 5,37 lbs cheese
beans lOl do potatoes, so do onions 500 lbs salts
gallons OIL 1402 lbs pepper lbs do. sugar 432 do
rice, 26 bbs pease, 10 puncheonS meal box tongues
dozen liquors, 800 boxes herring bbls. apples 7C(
shocks and heads
RoTTERDAM-Ship CqSiLda i ,l85 hhds tobacco.
sample boxes do IO2 bbls -four IS casks copper bbs
do PA staves 500 bbs rosn II bags bark 10 boxes
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MARKETS PY TELEGRAPH
IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

RIO DE JANElRo-BdfE G1nlbla.-3, TOO bags coffee, v.
H. D. C. Wright Il Co.
DEMONSTRATION brig At!iro.-256 cantars brm-
stone, SO bags walnus % do walnuts, 25 do. almonds
rs bbs. canary seed, 10 do hemp seed, 700 boxes
oranges, 300 do lemons, Z. L. Palmer & Co.
C0ASTWISE.
New YoRK-StsGmShip Locust POint-10 bales tobacco,
Jacob Head & Co.. so baskets wine, S. p. Thompson &
Co; 800 pkgs. mdse sundry persons
BosToN-Gchr. Peari.-20O0 bags Gnseed, T. & J. N.
Smith.
BosToN-ScAr. John Price.-50 bags pepper, Rodewald
4 Sndal Al bds. gunny bags, order; 700 dozen pals,
500 bblS apples. sundry pergons
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there is large amount Offering and small vessels are in
gooa demand We quote to Charleston cts Der foot
cts per bushei co cts per Dbl for whskey and ,3s
per oh: to savannah 10 cts foot 10 per bushe
PcS per boi for whskey, so cts for dry Lbls and {;
per tom to Mobile 12d Is cts per foot ~ c,s me-, alan
Tor liquor, 62G75 cts. Tor dry Jbs and 50 per ton. to
Ne" orleans lOG2 cts, per foot, cts per gallon for H.
qoor, 30 cts. for dry bbls. and & son S. Nor ton
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Total Wheat Flour.

Aoeai W neat Flour 20,762 260
IN , WIN AL bills Rye Flour and 125 bbls and
:, GhAIN-The receipts of Grain this week have been
Corn Exohappae with those Of last the offerings at the
about iaS o Ss all descriptions amounting to only
A0oa AsVVVo bushels The demand has throughout the
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ccrKr oF APPEALs or MARYLANp.

town, on Tuesday last, was surrendered, and Green
placed in the custody OF the sheriff, to await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
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SDlpp;nq JntelIgGnCG
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MARCH


Arrived.
Steamship Locust Point, French, - hours from New
York, mdsc and passengers to Pearce Passed in
side Cape Henry, bark bound up, showing blue sig
nal with red and white cross
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk, to
Falls.
Steamer octorara, Mclaughlin, Philadelphia James
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her. from Philadelphia mdse
to A Shriver.
E j Palmer Co. lowed Up by steamtug Tigress.
Bark Wenham, Wedge, from Buenos Ayres, to James
Corner & Sons.
Schr Jonas Sparks Rogers, from New York ballast TO
VIM Rhoads & Son.
schr Anytime vanCleaf, Lemon, from New York, bal
last to Morrell & Randell
schr Gen Taylor Hunter, from Bristol RI ballast to
Rhoads Il Son.
schr Daniel Hale Conklin from New York ballast to
VIM Rhoads & Son.
schr Mary Willis, North, from Richmond, mdse to N
A Mitchell.
Schr Helen Mar Nickerson from Boston, lnseed oil to
7 4 J NJ S NTH.
schr Mary Banks, Banks from New York, ballast to
Schr PEARL Brown, from Boston, linseed to T 81
Smith.
schr Island City, oonklin from New York. Hast to
schr Allen, -, from New York, ballast to Nor
rell & Randall.
Below.
Bark Gambia, Kean, from Rio de Janero, Jan 10th
cOffeetO H D Wright 4 Co.
Steamer William woodward, Cundif, New York, "A
Steamer Virginia, Fairbanks, Fredericksburg, by R
J Capren & Co.
steamer Georgeana Pearson. Norfolk. NJ Falls
Steamer Henry Cav Her, Philadelphia, Shriver.
Ship Casilda. Stafford, Rotterdam, NJ Hodges, Jr.
Bark Amazon, Kirwan, Rio Janeiro. Thos Pierce.
Brig Kirkland knight, st Johns, PR, kirkland,
Chase & Co.
Schrs VIVA Hammond, Cain, Charleston, Chas Pen.
dergast--Grace Girdler, Clark, Boston, Heslen &
Bogers-James House, Sprsgg, New York, Morrell &
Randell.
Sailed.
Ship Esther, Leslie, Bahia and market, in tow of
steamtug II Herbert
Bark Amazon, Kirwan, Rio Janero, and schr Redwng,
Krwan West Indies, both in tow of steamtugs Loness
and Tigress.
Arrivals from Baltimore.
Steamship Potomac Watson Savannah, 9Th inst
Ship Guilielma Merriman, Gravesend 18th ut.
Schr J Henry, Fenton New York 7th inst.
Schr Saco, Taylor, Washington, NC, I'd inst.
Schr Young America, Pearl, New Bedford 5th inst
Schr Samara, Todd Richmond, 18th inst
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips, Richmond 7th inst
Schr Butterfly, Hubbard, Richmond 7th inst.
Schr Emma, Shorter, Richmond, 7th inst
CIearances for Baltimore
Steamship Monticello. eager, New York, 7th inst
Memoranda.
Rio DE JAsEIRo Jon 25-In port barks Adelaide Win
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MAINLAND
DECEMBER TERM.- ANNAPOLIS, March S.-Nu. lei
Basil b. Hopkins and Robert Hull rs. Daniel Kent
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Calvert County.
This case was argued on yesterday by A. B. Hag-
her for the appellants, and by c. 5. Parran for thu
appellee.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, March NO. l. VIM. H. and
Charles Belcher, plaintiffs in error. IS. VIM. A,
Linn; and No. 81 Vim. H. and Charles Belcher,
plaintiffs in error, Us. VIM. 4. Linn. The argu-
ment of these causes was commenced by Mr. Phil.
lips Tor the plaintiffs in error, ard continued by
Mr.. stanton for the defendant in error. Adjourned
until tomorrow, eleven o'clock.
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frEyGSIfy
'+#EH-;.hE
- - CROMWELL'S
LINE OF STEA E2 :

,zTS CROMWELL'S
1890 LINE OF STEA ME2S
BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND NEW YORK
The Steamships Of this Line will leave
BAl.FI.tkE, from Spears whsrf.
and NEW YORK. from Pie -, North River,
EVERY SATURDAY, q. noon.
SHIPPERS t. WILMINGTON, y G., B0STON, PROVI-
DENCE, PORTLAND and other Eastern points, can have
their goods promptly forwarded by this line free Of
mission. Apply to
SAM. T. ?EAFCiI, Agent,
il5 Spears wharf,
or to i. B. CRONW ELLk CO.,
f98-tf View York.
exzTFR BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
-a4a&nHzs The new and magnificent sdewheel Ocean
Steamers s. Z; SPAuLnlNG, Solomon Howes. command
en- and BEN DEFORD, VIM. A. Halist commanders will
call for Boston EVERY FRIDAY, at o'cl5cs P. NJ alter
lately.
GLASS.
Fare sI2, including GeaS and S.aisfauEss.
For freight or passage apply to
A. H. HIGGINS, Agent,
Office, Boston Steamers wharf.
llO-lf foot O LON, NDrk
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No Son st


The New i Ork Tribune, of this morning, says
There improved feeling at the Stock Board
this morning in consequence Of the favorable nerpre
taon of the Washington despatch. The bears appeared
ndisposed to hammer with any energy while free bidding
for buyers options assisted materially in sustaining
stock at the time indicating revival of the bull
movement. Although the market is still very sensitive
to reports from the South, it is also influenced more
less by apprehensons in regard to the character of the
advices from Europe at hand. The unconfrmed
rumor by the last steamer of the failure Of leading
banking house in London it feared may be true and
may have been followed by Others
The foreign bill market is very dull but steady Buyers
decline to make transactions until the receipt
advices from Europe. There is also some doubt in re
gard to mail on Saturday or Wednesday next, which
checks transactions Sterling is nomnally 10iH dl05 q
with moderate supply. Francs are 40d5 S..
There is better inquiry to day in the open market for
the Government loan and for Treasury Notes, but
the latter lower They have been sold to considerable
extent at rates to pay 994 per cent. interest to the
buyer Those bearing low rate of interest and used for
CuSom House purposes have almost entirely disappeared
from market. They in demand at bG14 per cent.
discount. The loan has sold at private sale high
$685. advance of per cent. yesterdays price
The following is the statement of the New Orleans
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lotdi 1.-TWO
HOWARD STREET FLoUR.-Tbe sales of Howard Street
Flour this week embrace 800 bbls Super all at
but Super is Offering to-day at S512H per Dbl. without
finding buyers We have heard of no sales of Extra but
we quote it nominal at 1915 per Dbl
Ohio Super at SIS 25 and 200 bbs do Extra at So
Per Dbl and we quote Super closing day dull at So
~ Tor good brands and Extra at IS 60 per Dbl
GiTY MILLS tLoUR-There has been more doing in City
Nils fIour TINS week than in other descriptions the
SAFES embracing 1000 bbls. Super S. and 900 bbIs
Extra at 50 20 per Dbl Super closes TO-DAY steady at
ana we quote Extra at S6d6 % for standard and s7G
7.50 per Dbl. for fancy brands AND S'9
FAMILY FLoUR.-FaDily Flour is UNCHANGED in pr,ce
and We SUI quote it RS follows viz 1915 for Wech,s,
50 Tor the best brands Of Batm re ground and ca "a
(a7 per Dbl for Ohio and Howard Street There is fair
trade demand for II at these figures ~
BroKwHEAr FLoCR.-There Is but little doing 4, tb;s
article and We still quote at s752 25 per ice lbs
RYE FLoCR.-There have been sales-tis week Of some
100 to $50 bhls Rye Flour at SO per Dbl and we
quote it as Closing steady at these figures
CORN MsAL-COrn Meal is very quiet. bat we quote 1t
steady at 80 for Baltimore and IS 2E per Dbl for Bran.
DIVINE.
The following the inspections ofFour and Meal for
the wpeke March
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+ PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
IA This celebrated Wine is highly SPARKLING perfectly
and Of rich frUity taste, uuguruassgi IN o4r ~
my Wire IN the EDes5cG2s HUrist.
RJS!S Cabinet CHAMPAIGN EPaFtirrisr attention o.
ginaoSeurz Is invited 70 lis qualities and superiority ~
dinner vine 0! univsiled merit lis beautiful Rujy cGlor
guaranteed 20 Ha the natural product Of the grape
PARTICULAR SOrtGE-pbe undersigned. being aware tia
,t2E ta5pettcFs spreading the report that tine
!nE2rtG E1GF the Of Ruhs artifciay coCrei l
hereby MD TIE n1 Of TEN TEoUs DOLLARS tOany know
Gheoist "E6 eopid n any public experiment, afford
scientific lT0l that the deep color Of the Rnhis sdue an
thing s'9" iit the pur- juice OF the grape.
j. GUsEG Go.
4 t'saio83-5 ~ aTIie, iraUrs.
80. sale 7io.sac o.
CHARLES 4. sfTER9 & BRO
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T0E SUE, Eteiab! " GbaEtsE:
Z FOR LIVERPOOL.
= Heavy freight wanted for an a | ship rJ- Liver
at g.Ud-rat1 rates Apply to

III FOR LIVERPOOL
s.lz .i.'yg rsight wanted ior an A ship f5r Liver
JOHN HENDERSON & co.
!tl1-f Corner Commerce and Pratt street..
- FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Thc
zszA British bark UsH, sS6 tons register. Apply
fe!l-I l25 Smiths wharf.
ogszs,4 WANTED.-Iw VESSELS I2O@I40
- rs each, 10 load at Norfolk for the west Indies
ASI 5i:f Is5 K s9iSb; ! S 60;
-ssz3 WhNTED.-A vessel of 300 tons to load
2for London. Also, vessel Of SO0G50O tons orSoulh
's '' ''' thence 70 aG %6l;An 1RRpy RANDALL
- FREIGHT FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The
1izbuk "l t0@50o hbls freight for New Orleans can
be 60 Oh, 9iIc.i by application to KNOX 4 CO.,
- FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Tha
ss=i-@sAl american ship DAVID STEWART Prenlss
master ABOUT as0 barrels capacity Apply to
dlo@ corner Lombard street and Cheapsidc
~ FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
vI r c';2rgr coapered and cQpperf9sened sctr.
o53Gf 80, -,..-- III Smiths fti sT wharf
- WANTED FOR PORT IN EUROPE.
s-An ii SHIP Of about 1900 to 5000 barrels c2pa-i
o&i-tf corner Pratt and Commerce street
VESSELS WANTED FOR
The guGer.ir=i .s.2uty in want e vessels 90 load
',-a '1 '-' '-'' H5oRaELI & RANDALL
@&iGts, oils, 0L3ss, gge 3tUds,*g.
gALTIA0RE CHEMICAL PAINT AND
z9 YARNIsH WORKS.
E %. DAF ISON 4 9 o.
1'A'VsA'' GEsE ia LOMBARD ST..
IDS Es5 T f @ 81 5te2o2 s. 3 3k & th f E9fGg
II ifr 5rn 1,tai q, ~, in ne cot / ~ -,
French and American ziNCs theg 10 be
They ais? continue tne manufacture Of their we'll known
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.sszz1 FOR SAVANNAH Ga-EXPRESS
i$s54S IN E.-The fast-saiing schr. ELIZABETH ENG.
LIZ ~ En@Sh master, is loading for the above port.
and having the most Of her cargo engaged, have quick
uispatcf. For balance freight or passage apply to
1000, HkSLEN & ROGERS,
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CANDLES-Candles dull, but prices for them are
unchanged, and We still quote Adamantine at 1722
in quality Chemical Sperm at 2SG30 cts; Sperm at
So 37 cts. and patent Wax at Is cts per h. Mould Can
dies selling at 12k cts for Western and ale cts
per h. for Eastern.
C0PPER.-We have no transactions to note this week
in Copper but quote refined Ingots before at 1870
20 cts, and Sheathng at q cts for Baltimore and 20
for English Yellow Metal Sheathing is still selling 10
cts for both English and American, and quote Nails
at % cts, and Bolts at % cts. per lb.
COAL.-The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal still
as follows, viz S. Is for fine So so for of mne and
81 rs per ton for lump, delivered board Locust
Point, but there is very little doing in it, Anthracite
Coal is selling from the yards at .255.5o per
2,240lbs.
FISH.-Fish continues dull and very heavy We
heard however of sale of Mackere from the wharf this
week at $3.50 for medium No 3s; and $3.50 for medium
No. as but from store they bringing higher figures
The above is the first sale of Mackerel from the wharf
that there has been for long time past We quote Her
rings before at 81 25d250 for Halifax; $27
$50 for fair to prime do $4.25d45 so Labrador; Ale
wives at $3.5OG4 per Dbl; Dry Goldfish at $Sd350 and
do. Hake at $l.75ld2 per 100 lbs
FRUlT-Fruit is quiet There are however some sales
of Oranges and Lemons making at from rs to $50 for
the former, and So 20G250 per box the latter We
quote Rasins ranging from $175l 90 for bunch and
81 25 per box for layer Figs at cts as in
quality and Dates at 81 for old, and * cts per h. for
Green Apples may be quoted at $2(d2.50 per bbl
red do 33R cts and Dried Peaches at 6[d7 cts. for
appealed, and 10Gl2 cts. per h. for peaed
FLOUR.-There has been but little activity this week
in Flour, and the market has throughout it been
rather heavy The sales which amount in the aggregate
about 900 bbls, have however generally been made
at the closing figures of last week. but is offering to-
day at decline and both Super and Extra close dull at
the quotations The exports this week are as follows
viz
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BOARD Or TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month Of March
". II. d. C. WRIGHT
j. A. SHRlVER, HUGH SISSON
EDW'D G. MCDOWELL, JN0. WALKER.
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cs57k FOR BREMEN-The Al Bremen bark
#ANNA, VI. Feane&ohI, master, will have quick dis
Patch for The above port For freight or passage aprv
the 9 plain on board at HenIersons wharf, or to
Won kAPFF & ARFNS,
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~ NEW ORLEANS
LINE OF

Ship JANE LANE REENpER$o&, Captain KNOWLES.
g HELEN A. MILLER, Gait
= CHARLES, Euark
These vessels all Of superior class, insure
oEes IFure they sail regularly advertised and
naaei Cantaias well experienced in the trade
P1ci!y TOO, Of the above vessels as Wit afford sg
acy To 5ipFerS For freight, cabin Storage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 co,
GEO. " HYNSOE & Co, Agents, New Orleans viii iis
ward wiz pomptness and dispatch al goods consigned h.
LleIr ailTeGs dl3(
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE


WnEAT.-232,o 7G bushels to Liverpool; 2,ooO b,
Kingston, Ja
RYE-75O bushels to Capetown, C. Gil.
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,x+5t FOR BRBMEN.-The Al Bremen shin
E!DINANn, Bullgrdiek, master, will have ouici,
despatch ir the above pot frsisht passage appy
-, ,o.r +. l.. BRAUNS Co,
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NAVIGATlON WAREHOUSE,
~ SPEARS WHARF S0E 1Ii5 or PPArr STREET,
nee Baltimore, Ma.
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in hccity
and where the best ofsVtry article in tine EG
teal Gc can he fpand and positively he only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTIGA:. ISSIRU G,S can
ne made and repaired in proper manner.
Chronometers Tor sale or hire
JAMES r KEMP < co.
os-ti Successors to dagger Il Brother
MEDICINE CHESTS.
A fine assortment Of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
hand at Aodc'a ate prices.
Old ones repleoished ar shortest notice by
y. H. BEAD. Druggist,
n29,tS one door South Of Pratt BaItir755rre
E1RRCNDMETEN>,
- CHARTS,
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND @tEV EWING INSTRUMENTS,
ard
GLOBES
~ TIE LARGEST ASSOffNENT OF TRE ABOVE
GOODS X BALTIMORE
PETER EALTEER,
10 y. rr.tt street
Fnrmsriy with and nov SOLE AGENT FOFI +. Il G.
bbUNf,Ne YORK Fe22-H
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s59ts FOR LIVERPOOL.-The regular packet
4z2Esshp WILLIAM PENN, McStoker master hoI,in[
most Of her cargo engaged will meet with quick d
For balance o. freight apply to F
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II. II. T YLOR & Co,
FREIGHT Agents,

.lsss2zi55s FOR WILMINGTON, N. C.-THE MER.
IS s 81; GS ;IA REGULAR W EEKLY OF
FAChEi s. The 1 clipper schooner MINNEHAHA, Cant
Young, having large portion cargo on board will san
with despatch. For freEh. passage apply to
DUNNOCk l. WEATHERIY,
No. 1T Smiths wharf
locus sem 70 oGf address will be forwarded free con
mission, and all charges thereon promptly paid
r. Shippers viii please send duplicate receipts and ali
5ress 10 MERCHANTS LINE "
5ies5rs / O. & B. g WORTH. Agents in Wilmington fc27
-stszi.kz FOR BOSTON. The regular packet schr.
.2Es5G RACE GIRDLER, Clark, master is now loaGinp
Tor The ABOVE port and VIII have quick dispatch For freight
or passage apply to HkSLEN " ROGERS,
it25-U y. W. corner Pratt and Cav streets
.TUJu GTs- II tTC-
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HM. exc. nRtBS
True copy, "cst. RD fP. !. KERR. Clerk
T. FHISBY HENDERSON,

ieIg-la|iW Sole tor
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
I CITY, q March, 1851 OLIVER c. ZELL, surviving
partner Of PETERZELL & son, as. CHARLES HOWARD.
Trustee and othersOrdered, that the sale made and re-
ported by George r. CnnaDond, Trustee sale
property il the proceedings in this mentioned, be
ratified and confirmed, unless to the contrary thereof
he shown or before the 29 day March Instant pro-
yded, COPY OF his order be inserted in newspaper
printed in Baltimore in each OF three successive weeks
before the said 29th day OF Ma cA inst
The report states the amount OF sales t. be $7025
kuBT. J. KERR, Clerk.
IL
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
Z CITY, IN EQUITY, 9Th March. 1851 Upon considers
ton Of the aor going petition Of William Vet erals,
Trustee OF JOHN :. DAW rs JOHN K. HUDHIN$, late
coPatner under the name and firm o. Dawes Hudglps,
under deed OF trust from them Gated 2bh January, lS
for the benefit Of their creditors it is adJGdced and ordered
by the Court, that this Court Will and hereby does
Jurisdiction OF the said estate anu viii ntcld
and direct the administration thereof by the said
And it is further ordered, that the said by pub-
fishing copy Of this order, week for three
sYe before the 9th day OF april next, in daily
newspaper printed and published in this give notice
to the creditors OF said firm 70 produce ard file hercaims
properly Authenticated with the Clerk CT this Court on or
b4fore the 5.i dav of May next r y. MARTIN
True copy-TesC GEO. +. SANGSTON,
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SbipNnq.

Ill FOR ROTTERDAM.--The American
49, ship GLADIATOR, Luce, master, will have quick
lspatch Tor the above port For freight passage apply
10 the captain on board, or to KATE & DEUPOLD,
nnS-tI German street
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gyNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the aubscgi-
l. Der has obtained from the Orphans Curt Of Baltimore
CRY, Letters li
SARAH B. WALKER, lat Of sid cit, deceased. All
persons h"y claims inst tn said deceased hereby
warned * bt ti- with 'he vouchers Thereof,
the subscriber, On Or before the fourth day Of September
mex they otherwise, by b. excluded ron all
benefit Of said estate Al! rcrsons indebted SAID ,sta
are requested to make immedatr pavment Given under
Ey hand this first nay Of March, 4. d. 1851
NAi. =. STEW ART, Administrator,
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!
~ GEORGE STEINMETH,
EtNCEAG.JR EBS OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
IRON BEnSlFABS, Single and Douhle) and KAIJ.I%NS
Also, HAT AMP CHBR ELLA STANDS.
And every description If
PLAIN AND FANCY WIRE WDEK,
Viz: Ladies HrGsz Figures: Hautia, Bonnet, Hat car
gcat, vest and PantacQn Stands. HOVe Wire, Sleeves ana
HuEzlss.
WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL,
No 80 tuTAw STREET,
Between Lexington and Saratoga side ae}:irrarr
50 WIRE AEEDES, GARDEN VINE and FLOWER
STANDS made T. order at the gh1rirsf
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TN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
Il February 23d lS6l-Odered ta the sale Of the real
estate OF John Glenn, dec asd made by William Gil nm,
Ie acting Executor of the last will and o the said
deceaSe and this day reported to tins Court by the SAID
acting Executor he ratified and confirmed unless be
shown to the contrary before the tweny rd day of
March next; provided this der be Inserted in
some daily newspaper published n the CITY Of Baltimore,
at least eek for three successive weeks before the
said twenty third dav Of March mkt
The report the amount OF sales to be two thousand
dollars.
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ISL FOR ROTTERDAM-The fine fast-sail-
T n HasAa Al Prussaa ship ARNOLD RQNINGER Capt
rcr5 aSen, VIII have quick dispatch for the above
or trgight and passage having superior accommo-
feg- n Apply 20 - BROTHERS BONINGER,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-09

fS55S4 FOR HAVANA Bark J. H. CHAD
$50 OURN, will have immediate despatch above
, OF Ireight apply TO NORRELL Il RANDALL,
DIora
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5f1-4S =, T n7dI LlF hRPOOL.- The fige Al ship
ltL'. Is nov loading at Henierson's wharf for
rhsaEed VIII SAN with DESPATCH For balance Of freSh ar
p GsffItf Apply % Join HENDERSON & CO.,
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4 S&iGNErTE high favored Rochelle Bran
80 ty, Ct our own imp1rtai H. from Z s bonded ware
i."use for sac by LAURENCE fH0MSLN s CO. "a ~
-ltNSe llaCe NH II
, 1861-06-07

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
sFnnorm1D, june g. 1861.
Capt. Emmett Mcdonald, the prisoner Of
war taken ut Camp jackson, Is here The
hearing before the Commissioner comes of
tomorrow. He hrs retained Messrs. T. G. 8.
Davis Of st. Louis, and D. " VOORHEES, Of
Te1re Hante, as counsel. 1t seems to be the
opinion that he will be discharged | under
stand Gen Mcclellan has directed Col Near
the matter. !.