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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
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The stock market is dull and rather heavy though we
notice important changes The Western stocks are
weak influenced by the currency panic at Chicago The
grain business is seriously rammeiled in consequence
The market closes very weak. Sales of New York Cen
trail at II Illinois Central GAY Government bonds are
firm and slightly better. The fves Of 1874 and 1871
withheld from the market The State stock are irregu-
lar kinds better while others lower Tennes
close weak at ~ d42h Vrginias 40
td4oR. Money Is very abundant on call at per
The rates for paper show relaxation and only choice
bills negotiable outside of bank at 7l0 per cent
IiU0 O'cL0ck-We hear, press that the Bank
of the Capitol at Albany has failed. The suspension
is supposed is due to heavy unpaid indebtedness of the
officers and directors The capital of this bank
The President is John e. White, the Cashier H. e. Gilbert
The banks of the hold another meeting to-day in
reference to the nine million loan. Rumor has it that the
leading banks favor proposal Of about SIS 900 900 ST.
which is equal to X per cent interest. We hear
that several are in favor of figures low IS So T.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has extended the time
also gives the privilege of bidding for Treasury
well This arrangements unders stand, is made after
Consulting with leading financial authorities here,
will give wider range for competition
The currency troubles at the West assuming formi
dabe proportions and great Inconvenience is felt here
well 3 a the West At Chicago IS much thirty per
cent asked and remittances to the have of
almost ceased The telegram from Cincinnati however,
published in the morning papers, greatly eXaggerates
difficulty affecting Ohio
The following j. the statement of the imports of foreign
dry goods at the poIt New York for the
January l, compared with the periods 1859 and
1860:
For the Week. 1859 1860. 1851
Entered at the port 81 lSS S26 SS59OS7 s4l2 76S
Thrown on market.... !, 05l $50 S-S,25 l3S, l41
Since jan !.
Entered the port.. s42 $40 s27
Thrown on market... 435oO276 42.256 81 S63 $40
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..


COFFEE.-CofIee is in rather better demand. We note
sales to day Of so bags Rio II 300 bags
at cts Rio closes steady at 2l cts for ordinary to
cool Gl3A cts for prime; ana quote Laguayra
IA Gl5 for green; l6d64 white; and ia
l7dlS per b The here including the cargo
received yesterday, is about Is 600 bags.
FLOURThere has been little inquiry to-day for
Flour and note sales of 300 bbs Howard Super
at S. 81 and 300 bbs City Mills do also IS 81 per
bbl both of which lots was taken for expor We heard
also Change sale made late Yesterday of 100 bills
CITY Mills Super at IS so per Dbl Sinner NAV he ouord
as closing today At 81 y for CITY Mills and - n IN
so for Howard Street Ohio the latter figure being
generally asked for choice retailing brands and we quote
Extra Sc 25a6 for Ohio; Sc 5O(a6 rs for Howard
Street and ST 5Od7 Dbl City Mills There has
however been movement in Extra for days past
FAMILY FLoUR.Family Flour still selling by the lray
load to the trade at 50 for Wechs IS SO the leading
brands of BALTIMORE we quote Baltimore high grade
Extra at s. per Dbl Ohio and Howard Street Family
bringing 81 al so per bhl.
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-Rye Flour is held at a.
IA % and we quote Corn Meal at So SIX per bb for
Baltimore kiln dried.
Grain oil ,,.;oo- ,.,.;r,..
be pretty well maintained but in consequence of the
light receipts transactions are limited sales we're re-
ported this morning of 1900 bushels fair Western white
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N(nnftaru ano G0mmerfiaI &foren.


BALTIMORE, May IS, 1851.
The Stock market was very quiet again today the
only sale made at the Board being of Il shares bat
more and Ohio Railroad at $40, yesterdays price IL
closed steady at $40 bid s42 asked Nothing was done
in Northern Central Railway but prices for 1t are tend
inc inward and it left of to day at Sl2 bid, Sl5 asked
tbrs. figures being advance of Z dollar to a dollar
on Yesterdays quotations For Northern Central 1888
I'D 40 was bid an advance of per cent, and for Bal
,ior. and Ohio extra dividend bonds the interest on
which is rayabie on the June IS bid dividend
CITY Gs were heavy and lower, 1905 closing without
sales at so bid 81 asked and 1865 at 50 bid, So asked
For State stocks there inquiry, and Al bid
for Vrgnias and 3S4 for Missours, but sales were
made The Mining stocks rather frmer today, Il
cts being bid for Gardner Hill and 81 10 for Springfield
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY, May is, 1861.
u shs B. and o. r. r ......................, $40
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


Enthusiastically BdlimOre.-300 tierces lard, 200
bhls do 1854 kegs do 100 tierces hams boxes contain
ing hams 10 boxes clear sides. so boxes oysters boxes
sausage 100 bbs ale, half bbs pigs tongues, Is boxes
Goldfish 800 bundles brooms 763 boxes herring Isl bags
,Nofatp
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2ati Reabs,

II. "a -SER5 FOR THE
szgaS ~ ssSss1S@-Ss% WEST AND SOUTR
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On ana .fe May 10th, 1861 the trains will follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Ba!tiuore--Nail Except
Sunday ct $50 A ~. Express daily at 3.45 7. r.
Both Train; directly through for ALI. PARTS OF THE
VI EST, SUUfh WEST AND NURTIiW Est.
FOE IA PASSEHGEnE
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the $50 A. NJ,
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling take
ton train leaving Piednopt at 6 40 A. Nj; ami between
,raon and Psrkersburg take the $50 A. train from
B
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at $50 P. NJ.
ani Frederick at 6 30 A. IL
TIE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atO@o
and 95 a. ~. and Las and $50 P NJ aud Ellicott's Mills
at 74O and Il 60 NJ. ana 345 and 90 p. NJ.
F0S .WASHIN9TON AND THE SOUTH:
Leaves Baltimore at % and 20 a. NJ, and 345 and 5t0P
u On Sundays 81 APO a. NJ only. Leave Washington at
Is and 40 a. NJ and 230 and - P NJ. Gin Sundays
2.3DP D. only. The second and fourth trains only from
Baltimore stop at way points. The second fourth trains
fro Baltimore ard the second and third from Washington
connect with trains on the Annapolis road.
For nrther tickets of every kind, &c, apply
70 7. ENGLAND, Agent at Camden station, or at the
Ticket Office. p. SMITH,
Master CT Transp ration
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SteaMbnsts.

FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.
azalhz.hzaR51 The steamer MARY WASHINGTON win
esune her route to the Patuxent River WE'D
!, february 9th, and continue every Wednesday
thereafter until further notice.
~ MASON l.. WEEMS, Master.
The steamer FORGE WEEMS will leave her wharf
every SATURDAY MORNING, commencing March 18th
for the same place.
THEO. WEEMS, Master.
N. B-Tobacco landed at either No / or Tobacco Ware
house. shippers desire.
All freight IN be nrepaid milf
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FL -EzS=szEzgE FUR THE
- &az M@kssft9G NORTH, WEST AND NORTHW EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
WINTER ARRANGEHENi

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Ey~On and after January 80, Trains leave
CALV ERr STATION AS FOLLOWS
The Mail Train daily except Sundays at s 81 A b
for Em.ra Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston Scranton
Bughampton, Syracuse, oswego, Toronto, Quebec and
Gnnirea, and all parts Of Western New York and Canada
also. for Pittsburs Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, St
louis and all parts Of the West and Northwest.
For Emm:tsburg Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon, Behe
hem, Allentown Ea3ton, Reading, Pottsve, Carlisle,
Chamhersburg, Pa, and Hagerstown. Md.
For tirGen Springs, Owings Mills Resterstown and West
minister.
For New York city, with only change of cars
as low fare as by other routes.
Travellers ny this train to Detroit and Chicago via
Niagara Falls. at the same cost as by other
Express Train daily (eXcept sunday at 40 p NJ for AL
points North and points the Western Maryland Rail
road.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at p Dr. for
the West and Northwest
Travellers WASH ington and the South by the ego
If. and $40 P ~ trains make connection with the
this road.
For TICKETS and information, apply at the TICKET
OFFICE, Calvert Station, N. f. OF Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
- - JAS. c. CLARKE Superintendent
JOHN T RIGNEY. Asst Superlnten iaTA-tf
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~A OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

Exs szz.ss.SEs CoYPhYY,
FOR fkhDERlCKSBUE6, VIRGINIA., AND Ian
lNGS ON THE RAPPAHASNUCk RlV Err
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Farbank, leaves
Baltimore, from her BERTH At Ncsihams Light stree
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, ana
returning leaves Fredericksburg EN cry L ESDA y
NORM ING at ocOeS, Immediately after the arrival OF
the train of cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
at all the regular Landings the Rappahannock rveg
going and returning, to land and receive freight and
sengerS.
THE VIRGINIA
Is comparatively and was built by merchants Of Frede
cEsD arg and Baltimore, interested in the trade and IL
erchants and farmers residing the counties bordering
on the Rappaannock Tor the purpose Of keeping
first class the rogte During che winter the for
ward deck has been enclosed, thus aorng complete pro
lection for Horses and other live stock Carriages of all
sizes he taken board and carried under deck without
taking oil the wheels Her SaterOom berth
ations large and odious and her capacity ol
freight extensive. As passenger and freight beat she has
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore and charges ps
BY Z. j.; CAPR0N co, Bowlys wharf
81 Freight received board Of the Steamer Wed1esda
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'CLOCK. P II.
For further information and Blank Receip: CT o.r
by the Company, apply on board. or TO
Z. j. CAPRON K CO, Ages,
No ~ Rowiy's wharf Baltimore.
r. SLArGHTER, President, Fredericksburg, Va rh2e-
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St0raae

CSApkr3S<
STORAGE WANTED-At low rates, on first
- fbrick) floor OF Warehouse No II Smiths wharf Ap.
ply to CHARLES PEND ERGAST,
@'2t II Smiths wharf
@ITORAGB.-Roomc can be had in a fir e-pro
~ Warehouse on Commerce street. Apply
JOHN HEN DERSON Il Co,
fel9-tf corner Pratt and Commerce streets
STORAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
- be obtained in desirable Warehouse having
P. MALCOM Il co,
j2-f Wood street, BOwlv's wharf
GTOkAGE WANTED ON first floor of " are
Shouse No II Smiths wharf. ct low rates, by
CHARLES PENDERGAST
fe2S tt II Smiths wharf
GToRA GE.-Capacity to the extent of 10, OOO
Cbsfreis merchandise be obtained at Henderson's
wharf. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON T. CO.,
myl7tf corner Commerce and Pratt streets.
STORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
- of the large Warehouse; No l22 s Eusw street cppo
site Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot. Apply the
premises to REP II WOLF. fas-tf
STORAGE TAKEN at the lowest rates by
! fGED W REER. I67 \. Eutaw street an2l
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
orates in Warehouse No. 68 South street..
W. SMITH,
au22F 6S South street
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GarTraQEs.

cfs5ETT + CARRIAGES.-We have On hand. Al
Sfzz=z1t-OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
2 on Of Of the largest and best assortmens of CAH
rages invited call examine our stock as we are
determined to sell at low as otn2
terms any other establishment.
MULLMYER L HUNTER,
ja25d Corner Of Howard and Franklin SITS, Bait.
lfkggTS- CARRIAGES | CARRIAGESl--Ws
SS9:Ed&hev on hand at 29 North GAY STREET tbeI.1
gest assortment Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES south o
New York all Of the fashions and most approved
styles The public invited call and examine Tor them
Selves all OF which will he sold reasonable terms
BURR, HAIGHT 4 O'COSNEIJ.
al
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. May lS.-FIour is heavy but prices closed
generally unchanged Wheat is firm for good but very
dull for unsound-saes of 40 600 bushels Chicago Sprin,
Sl.lg Milwaukee Club 81 2lCGl % Corn is frm-sales
OF ZoOoO husnes at 54(dl56 Beef is quiet Pork is
quiet. Mess Sl7GSl7 SO. Whiskey is dull -
NEW ORLEANS, May 17.-Cotton-sales to dav I soo
bales at II all for middng for the week IA con,
ports, S3900O; exports 9.O0o total $50 OCO Stool
53 500. Cofee-The weeks sales are 600 has nj I
liz cts Imports, 5000 stock, 400 against 81 ono ~
time last year. Freghts on cotton To Iiverno "a
NEW ORLEANS. May l7.-Saes of flour at e. ~:
Pork $50 Whskey % cts 90 eS'
BUFFALO, May l7.-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
quiet, and nothing doing. Money stringent Corn and
other grains quiet and sales. Imports S 600 bbls
-four, $4,000 bushels wheat, Ill 900 bushels corn En-
ports-30OO bbs. flour, 1872 900 bushels wheat II 900
bushels '
ALBANY, May u Flour very active for choice and
double extra medium grades GULL sales only 600 hbs
Wheat-sales 5000 bushels Canada West at a 40 Corn
dull and unsaleabe; holders ask 50 cts for argoeo
Whiskey Is cts. Received by Central Ra;I,oaS g., "
YORK $40 bbls -four, 42O bbls whiskey and 400 bbIs
pork. -'''' ''''
oswEGo, May 17-Flour steady and ru,
Wheat quiet and no sales Corn in limited demandee 80
10 ooo Dusnels Illinois, not strictly prime on Or
grams quiet Lake imports 500 bDIs Four OF aoo
pushes wheat oosOO bushels corn, 600 bu shells ba1
anu 4,ioo DusheIs oats. Canal exports 3 600 hbIs a.
As 900 bushels Wheat and A 700 bushels Corn our'
CHICAGO, May 17.-FIour inactive WIFI boan;
81 Tor NO l. Corn firm at 40d42 cto o nn DIT
D6s flour, 40 600 bushels Wbeat 90 Gus
bushels Corn Shipments-2 300 bhls r,at' oo'uoO
bushels Wheat, 100 900 bushels Corn flour' $4,000
CINCINNATI. May l7.-Flour dull at "a soc,,
perfne. Whisky steady at l2k cts p oo Tor SUI
nothing doing. Prices unsettled and nomipu DIVISIONS,
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a. BALTIMORE AND sUsQUEHAT

sa5fSEEgSS1z15z MA STEAM COMPANY.
Ps m AG aGS f Hn9q %1 9 FQH II
The steamer P9RTSMorTH," Capt: Phillips, Leaves
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY ETENiN& =;
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at 3 O'Clock
NJ n, and HAvEE Pc GRACE SA at O'Clock, p Nj.
sayss sare pssge EyEsY TUESDAY THURSDAY ana
FORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EEENlNG, at O'Clock, and HAVRE De GRACE
at O'clock p. N.
Passage berth5 included, 50
Freight received daily pnl O'clock, carried at low
rates and carefully attended to.
- Duplicate receipts for freight will he required.
All Boats towed only at tine risk Of their
The agent at Havre de Grace will attend Forwarding
merchandise consigned to him for point the p u
gG1ia Csnals,or will reshp freighs Intended lniore,
Philadelphia or elsewhere
The steamboat 'JUNlATA,' Can't Fred Toualinson, car
be chartered any time.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. ALEX. IA \ LORI Agent, Havre de Grace
i AppD Port Den
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DOMESTIC FPS

BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET May 1.-THE Dry
Goods trade the past week has been previously
noticed but Notwithstanding there is better feeling
for most kinds of Cotton Goods, and heavy Cot
tons have advanced in price Goods be pla
ced at the prices obtained for time owing
advance in the material, and supplies that ar
tce quite uncertain and the tendency the market
is still upward, thereis anxiety the part of manu-
facturers sell goods present. particularly as credits
are so doubtful and as cotton and labor
in cash Manufacturers are also suspending cur all
ing operations a much possible Many leading
mills are not producing than half usual amount
OF goods and if necessary the production will
still furthrr.
The excitement for Military Goods has somewhat sub
sided, but of our leading houses fully employed
and several large contracts in market for army
purposes here and in New York Cadet Cloths for uni
forms seem to be the most popular it is considered
there is less loss Of life when this color used Blankets
are in demand but it is difficult obtain the STYLES that
are exactly suited for purposes Other descriptions
of Woon Goods suited to the general trade have been
comparatively quiet and are likely continue so
Foreign Goods have been very quiet Dress Goods
move off slowly Mixed fabrics, grey grounds with bro
cha hGureS, appear to be the for sprna
wear Silks very quiet and for high priced French
dress fabrics there is demand.
The Clothing Trade remains the same as previously no.
ticed The leading Houses employed mostly on army
and navy supplies but otherwise the business of the
week has been very light.
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MOVEMENTS OF UUEAN STEAMERS.

UT VVII-tI9
TO SAIL.
Shps Leave For Dsvs
tthmmonia New York.. Hamburg. May is
City of Baltime. New York IiverpoOl. Nav Il
Africa. New York. ...Llverpool. q
Great Easern... New YORK Liverpool ii AZ q
Europa Boston. Liver pool. May =!
Etua.. New York.. June
Persia-...AewI ork " liverpool. j .ne
TO ARRIVE.
Ships. Leave For DAYS
Persia. Liverpool .....New York May II
New York;. Southamp New York........ May l.
Glasgow. ilverpool... New York. May Ii
Teutona. southampton New York NAV Is
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the ID, TtA
12t Eth and eth of each month and Charleston s
the ttfi and 18th.
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BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET-Mav II
The Boot and Shoe market continues in the same oue+
state we have noticed for weeks There is very little
d mand for the West and the New England trade
purchase very sparngy Sales have been made for ar
my purposes but the general business has been unite
tied Manufacturers are working only on orders and
their purchases of stock only for Immediate wants
The Hide and Leather markets quite depressed Bue
nos Ayres Hides have been sold at is cts lower nrce
thfn they nave touched since S55 Skins in the
fough are also down to 80 G33 cts with buyers even
at these hgures to any extent. When Skins few months
ago touched 4Od45 cts it thought the lowest point
mad been reached and purchases to extent were
made on speculation bat the article that time has
been steadily declining. Our stock of Boots and Shoes
is not large, and in the West South the stocks must
also he quite moderate, but Notwithstanding the
of the trade and the anxiety of holders dispose of their
goods purchases TO extent could not he made ex
cept for cash, collections have become difficult and re-
pudiation and extensions common
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{ yoAb' COAL
AND
.,........ WOOD.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
Having large supply of 80 Al hand and daily
ccivn2 ~ canal and rarnad shall continue TO sell
tail ii W!IULESA LIE prices
KIHULING WOOD.-Sa~ed Wood prepared at my own
mill If ali szs and engs delivered free prices greatly
reduced.
w40D without being sawed and split for sale at all times
at wharf prices - -
JOHN q. MCCULLOUGH,
Wholesale and Retail Coal and Wood Dealer
Oh.ce--N y. Pratt and Fremont streets.
g n. ". COrnec Park and Fayrtte streets
Nhsrf-f"ot Eutaw street, Spring Gardens. au29-tf
6NOA L.
~ CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality, from the
American Compauys other mines in the Georges Greek
Valley, constantly for sale by The esrg? car load
STICHNEY & CO.,
z92i-tf Exchange Place.
EIEURG Els GREEK COAL, SWANTON
EE&IEES STEPHEN 5 LEE, Agent,
ST. fav strAa'
CUMBERLAND Goa OF GEORGES
DCRFEK, by cargo car load, direct from the mine
SfFPHEN y Les, Agent 81 South Gay st. aulif
EIOAL.--Cumherland Coal OF the best quality
EJfom the American Company's and other mines in the
Georges Creek valley, for shipment from Baltimore
Alexan;ria Constantly for sale by STlCKNEY & CO.,
Exchange Place mhl4-tf
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LIZ HANTED.-A vessel of 800 tons to load
sss for London Also, vessel of se5OO tons for south
side OF Cuba and thence to Europe. Apply to
or MORREi l. T. RANDALL,
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2 'IhI NUN {. tU..
~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
lheral cash advances made gnmens 20 our friend,
LlF EkPOUIr LONDON, 81 VRE. RSF III ES and ali
GTts in IRELAND LIT
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for 5aIt, Ireigbt Or Gbartsr:

,zspxa FREIGHT FOR NEW YORK-Can be had
Son application to FITZGERALD, BOOTH & co.
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Z NEURGE n AhNER
- CONFESSION RERCFTA VT
FOR THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN

FUN Idh SALE OF sol TIlhRN AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
l62 SoUTH EUTAw STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and ohio Railroad Depot)
=, Refers by pCrmi. sion
Nessrs. Kirkland Chase Co.. Baltimore
Messrs. Pearce K GRAY, Baltimore
Nrssrs BuCker Il Shiplry, Baltimore.
NesSrs. Isaac reynods u Son. Baltimore
hessrs. MyckhOlT & Post, New York
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey L Co, Richmond
Messrs. Alvey Lipsc, mh Richmond.
MessrS. ). T. Il +. C. Budd, Charleston.
AeSsrs. TOulmin, Voorhees, Il Co., Mobile.
George Nathan, ESD. New Orleans
kdwd. ". Warner ksq., Pili!ad lphia.
Sch. Warner, Esq. President MtcRauics' Bank, tsalt
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JOSEPH CARSON. A. a yTcKKpy
EGSEPH CARS0N'A CO.,
~ WESTERN PRODUCE
GENERAL COAAiSSION nER CHANTS
Nos. 43 and IS LIGBT STREET,
Baltimore
LtyrIaI advances maze on c0nSIgnmeDts. tC22t
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7. MATTHEWS T. R. MATTHEWS, JR.. wM P DAWSON
'6HUS. X. MATTHEWS Il SONS,
L SHIPPING AND
TOM. CONGLSSION RE RCHANTS,
| jas u No. Is Bnwlv's wharf
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NJ W. WHITMAN,
w PRODUCE AND GENERAL
q N RISSiON Nh r CHANT,
woo 49,. DEALER
WOOL, GATHERS. FUiiS. DRIED FRUIT, BEESWAX
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
tar No. % LIGHT STREET,
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BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL Z. TURNER
Nc. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
5SAS On HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
( SENTIMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS ADGnR his stock will be found WRl-
TIN and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign OF
c!l the most approved manufacturers.
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain in very great variety
ENV EI0PES of all kinds.
STATIONERY o. every description, for Office and private
use, viz: SfEEl. PENS, PEN ROBBERS, SEALINGWAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c.
INK Writing and Copying, Of all the best makers LET
TER cor ING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE MON
MALES, &c, &c.
4lso d large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a. &C.. all at loT
prices.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do welIto fa22,t,
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~ " q o. = -
~ Stripping AM COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l25 SMITHS WHARF,
BALTIMORE.
Advances consgments to our address or to our
relds IN the various ports Of Europe the West Indies
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GFLARKH I. PEGRAM,
~ ---. AGENTS THE sILEO
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO
No. 81 Lombard street,
ami Water street
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,sE4 VESSELS WANTED FOR
sSzazs HAVATA
The undersigned are constantly in want OF vessels to load
to ana from Havana and Matanaas
MORRILL, &RANDALL,
I-St! IS Exchange Fiacp
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$500. CoHxERCIAL BUILDINGS,
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V1HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri

IHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscri.
c,v mas obtained from the Orphans Court OF Baltimore
late Of sad the estate of JOHN CLARK
againtt tn eity, deceased. All persons having claims
same tn th es.st are hereby warned exhibit the
before the teaniTs thereof properly authenticated
estate All persons E excluded from all benefit Of said
day OF May, 1861. 'iVen under my hand this 10Th
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