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BOARD OF TRADE,
ftoaetarp ana GummerfisI Rabifbp

BALTIMORE, March, 20, 1861
There was very little done Stocks here to dav hut
Notwithstanding the'apathy in the market the feeling in
it was tolerably firm. The New York market vas a,so
better than yesterday, every stock showing an i'm
provement. The sales at the Board here TODAY em
braced SO shares of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at <ss
at 60, $1,000 Western Maryland Railroad guaranteed
bonds at &c. and shares Farmers and Planters Bank
$37. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad left off at se3 lid
So3% asked and Northern Central do at sl4 bid sis
asked regular way, but nothing done in the latter
stock Nc sales of City 6s made today but thew
closed at 81 bid for 1855 and 96H bid 81 asked for
1905, the latter exdvidend For Northern Central
1883 bonds 52h was bid and 81 asked and Baltimore and
Ohio bonds closed at SO bid 1855 SIX bid for 1sso,
and 81 bid 81 asked for 1855 There was nothing done
to-day in the Mining stocks and they were generally
rather heavy.
The Secretary Of the Treasury invites proposals for
sSooOooo of the s7 900 loan authorized by Con-
gress The bids will be received till IL O'Clock noon on
the I'd of April The stock will bear six per cent inter
est payable semi annually and will be reimbursable in
twenty years One cent of the amount bid for is to
be deposited before any bid will be considered and no
offer of less than $1,000 will be considered. The whole
amount of the bids that may be accepted must be de
posted on or before the 18th of April
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY., March 90 1861
s2Ol B. Il O. RR. BIDS. shs Far & Mer.
'62-62 Bank 81
1000 West. Md RI. so shs b 30 PR ia
guaranteed bds.-S9 l -63E
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'

The New York Evening Post of Saturday saws:
The stock market gives some signs Of life tbe bpsi
in the speculative shares being on more active
scale and at better prices New York Central closes at
7SSG7SA which the ruling price at the Board H.
linois Central after selling at S2S closes at SlXGSl%
Gaena at 724 ld72H, Rock Island $50 65SZ The mar,
ket for government paper is rather weaker to-day nu-
enced by the announcement of eight mill
lions The Secretary after advertising days and re-
Jectlng oilers which under par otherwise unsatis
factory will proceed to negotiate without further form al
ity for loan of that amount in convertible Treasury
Notes The statement that this loan will be sufficient
FOR the service OF the remainder of the present fiscal
year. is received with considerable satisfaction as the i'm
preston has been hitherto that than double this
amount would be required. Treasury notes carving
from ten to cent rather more freely offered
holders of them perhaps having in view the convertibes
about 70 De issued they at present prices, not yielding
much over six per cent
The following is comparative statement Of the i'm
ports OF foreign dry goods at New York for the week an
since January l:
For the week. 1859 1850 1861
Entered at the port...s 1876 81 767O14 s742Sl9
Thrown on market...... 7SS,92i 1707,54l 1499 Sl4
Since January LIST.
Entered the port. $27 $50 279 $50 500
Thrown on market. IS 500 3l4O27 O2 20 264
The movement of the banks in the four cities named
IN which weekly reports made shown by their last
statements, is as follows:
NYor Mch 6.sl236o9925 % 52973 6aisSis sa1
Boston, Mch IS. go 5l727 ISl26,C3i 5367722 6i66 253
phila, Mich lS.. 2i627 50 I5OIS SO 553S 391 500 A.
~ orns' hch 10 li25l295 25l696 1855 S55 SI75 sos
Total ...,..$22400O AL H6i26O 6isO757i ARG 58l
Last weeE.. 22l 29731 l457lS s06 96 25 Ak rs
Last Ytar. $500 656 l2S31I6Si 236 O57 n fS ain
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OPENING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CANALs.-Tba
Philadelphia Ledger says: The navigation is now
open on the Western Division of the Main Line of
the Pennsylvania Canal. The water is now being
let in on the Eastern Division, and the canal will
be in operation by the 25th inst, when the whole
line of canals along the Susquehanna, from Havre
portant repairs on the Juniata Canals will prevent
Leir opening until near the lat of April.
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STEAMBOATS,.
-.
ARRANGEMENTS

FOp INV lMDlNIDUAL ENTERPRISE LINE
" 80 N&ASI kkN AND ESTERN SHORES, UNTIL
On ard o,, rr,rHHK THER NOTICE.
KENT atef EDN ESDAY, March 9Th, 1861 the Steamer
follows: "'hN II hiRWIN, Will run her routes
Landings on EbS IA IRDAY for Cambridge Denton and
same day loI annapolis and West River, return
tie HAVEN CIoaSS pAY for Annapolis West River. Cas-
Sherman's Pier Cam cambridge, Huphlett's Wharf
Every RiDAsY5n a. ny zane THuRSDAY
returning the same day, i>E D Miles River Ferry,
mh2tG
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Storage.
SIORAGE.-Room can be had in a fre-pro
~ warehouse on Commerce street. Apply to
r,ov JOHN HENDERSON X Co
ItlS-u corner Pratt and Commerce streets
SioRAGE FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR can
be obtained in desirable Warehouse having two v,cr
iroatS on Bowly wharf Apply to ." ""'''
;ots P. MALC0M & CO.
- Wood street, Bowlv,s wharf
%iohhGE WANTED. On first floor of Ware
Dhouse No II Stati's wharf, at low rates by
e5e,t ChARLES PTNDERGAST,
II Smiths wharf
SSIi'kA GE.--Capacity to the extent of 10, 600
ina're.s merchandse can BE- obtained at Hendersors
"r rnui- ffepPiy 10 JOHN HENDERSON Il CO.
10y - - corner Commerce and Pratt streets
%TORAGE WANTED on either Floor or Cellar
~ Of The large Warehouse No I22 S Eutaw street onno
premises to REP n W1T y ePSt Apply on the
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT LOW
'oraes in Warehouse No. 68 South street
auootf j. SMITH,
street
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30 SEA Elsss5Ess.ss55f.3r FOR GuE
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIiE0An
lumber.
GHINGLES LAruC ,,-n

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
are S I?pe on hand large assortment Of INRfp
ami, a. Ne lowest cash prices Customers n, M "a,
Apply az tle yard lS2 llG HIT STREET M IS wiz peas
Of EuiAW AND GERMAN STREETS o' III ID
T7,f BURNS II SLOAN
uMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, 6c,-IT-iE
~ " and 81 Hemlock Fencing; 81 900 feet
Sea- "a. GI;tsITy ana Poplar Plank ami Oak Cher,v onS
hoOVOO white and red Oak Slaves 10 noo Sm
TlonS bS, SHOCKS 20oO shaved hid Hoops SO0 n66 81
, For sale by WI 9 cposs
snZs.n East Falls and r. $780, . HhtSS, ,ss
piedmont c. AND |. CO.'S GEORGE :
- 0NEEh CoAI- by cargo or car load
oItf CAPRuN co, AGENTS,
nmser advertisements ut propcrtionae rates. Yearly
1 ~ 20 ne matters ot special agreement
= m DOLlAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
S,nNe cents line for space occuPIeu ea'' 10
ElNE TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
a Just received our Fall Stock Of hns IAbiE Ann
fOCkET CUTLERY which cannot ne sutfaIINeu py ,sh5
in the city selected with g y one our
firm Europe, oher ezra TO pur'
ehasers and guarantee to give
No St West Baltimore street.
400 between Frederick and Cav
oath BRICKS.
clark from Liverpool, for sale in lots salt purchasers
by roAhp q hOGEHs,
mast 10 Bowly's wharf
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Above sixteen cents, eight pence sterling,
goods will probably pay twenty-five per cent but
the words of the law rather obscure:
Dyed OLD NEW
costing TARIFF, TARIFF
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SkipuiRa.

Est FOR LIVERPOOL.--Theg superior Al
issss ship sgMATRa n KiRsmsD master is now
inF PoG g S%T an sRG 5a saG
apply to JOIN HENBERs6N x x GGodSsaEe
mn23 II corner Commerce and Pratt streets
SI-x FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine Al ship
TSa Vii HF l m9fS H2w GSRg
and have dispatch. For freight apply to
mhlG-1 6 BOwy's wharf
ass4IA FOR LIVERPOOL.-TO SAIL IN A
fss5 Di = fine Al ship NAPIER James
6aqRE Te q eaS for
passaTs apply with dJSJRf S 2 FRfS sh or
mhl6u corner Commerce and Pratt SITS
49, FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
- MARH BANGS, Somes. master, now loading at
cargo engaged will quick despach F0 balance cP
Oh ''eish' apply to Captain On board OEzooppp ~
mhl4 II Commercial Building, Cav street
s49a FOR ROTTERDAM--The American
Lq Fee 1stS or will pal haEs a aP
to m ifS Captain on 'o'd oFfo KAiz ETF6Lb:p S
sd FOR ROTTERDAM.-Thc fine fast-sail-
- ing Al Prussian ship ARNOLD BONINGER, Capt
D. - Hashagen, will have quick dispatch for the above
dso apply to an" RHfER suBBSG5N2f ySE
IeZ1-d No. % South Charles street 10 stai's
,s<5z FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL
s 49, " Ta DEsPATCH-The packet schr WILLIAM
hI EhS capt John Brooks. The schooner is now load
mh25tr NJ A; sS MITCH ELL,
- FOR WILMINGTON, n. C,-THE NER
5 4 asssT75sHGrHANTS' REGULAR WEEKLY LINE OF
nPaChhl S;-Ihe Al clipper schooner VILLAGE GEM
having large portion of cargo on board will Sai
WIN ueSPa'cH For IreGha or passage apply to
DUNNOCk & WEATHERLY
coods ..rt >. "a, y o. III Smiths wharf
,ssos g. and all charges thereon promptly paid
RsSis iSPa duplicate receipts and adj
aessrs T. G. & B. G. WORTH, Agents in Wilmington
.9tts4 FOR SAVANNAH-EXPRE LINE
-. ne tast,sailing schooner HELEN MAR Nckerson
Is now loading for the above port and having the
81 OF her cargo engaged and board, Will have Gn
"'Sp@'cn' FOR freight or passage apply to 49,
HESLEN ROGERS.
:, ne schooner VILLAGE GEN Will succeed the IiFIN
:" ,S"H!ns tor 9avahhah. mhls-tf
st.5g44 FOR BOSTON. The regular packet scbr
- oRE EST CITY, Lowell master is now loading and
''e quick dlspatch For freight passage apply to
mhlstf NV, corn aE Prat : "a q 680GERS;
s;Ezia FOR SAVANNAH, Ga,-EXPRFSS
- LIN -Ihe fast-sailing schooner HELEN MAJ y
Ckersoh; master, is now loading the above mort
havlhG most of her lgo engaged will have Jiat' Sli
p"''''' rof balance freight or passage apply to
mh1itf NV. corner FIN PAR "a EEo s05 EMS
| SSs5 DESPATCH LINE SOUTHERN pa ok
sSS4 1Ts=ss E;TS1FR0M NEW YORK WEEKLY, FOR NEW
! CThLEnaNS, MOBILE, GALVESTON, LAVACCA APIT'i
CHlCOLA, ST. MARKS, SC, &c. " an
MercandlSe sent to us for reShpment to above port
| FREE OF COMMISSION. ' anu " ""'eo
II. H. TAYLOR & Co.
| FREIGHT AGENTS
| - - " est street. New York
efEk NEW, ORLEANS
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j A WINsLow, Com Q 5 Navy,
l. II Inspector, I'd |
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS .

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE.
l. ,,... OF
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
Tho r,ost xo,oI, ~. Baltimore, Nd.
"ere the best assortment article in the Nan
ca Inc can be found and positively the only ESTABLISH
snent IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS an
De made and repaired in proper manner
Chronomeers for sale or hire
o.,f JAMES T. KEMP K Co,
os.l Successors to Hagger Brother.
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Taking into account the fact that a much larper
proportion of lowpriced cotton goods is imported
than OF the finer qualities, are brought to the
conclusion that the new tariff will nearly double
Tue present duty on cottons. 1t will bear most Sc
verely upon the poorer classes, who wear the
cheap fabrics. On two-thirds of the cotton goods
at present imported the duty will be almost entire
ly prohibitory.-N Y Post ReDuJIicon \
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Sci 2uaN..
rUR TIE
WINTER APP1A.GryyNy

gGSs EE;5ssss5s:SsEst5 FOR TIE
Es<=as - NOkTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
CHANGE OF HOURS.
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IL '' w. 'f'Df'AN' lime or
LIN W p,cREqa
S hNE tx II ~ VEES ION Captain knowles
Helm ii'g 4 ny NI III III I" Gunhy.
= CHARLES, RSarL
anded BY Captains G as ana
Pacity, too, the above vessels in cf HoF me ca
appy to TO shippers For a cabin BIZ
GEO " uvvsor = 10, 81 Pratt stree stree,
ward with prompes a5 S geRt eT Orleans, win FOR
J0E SalR, Erelgkt Of Gbarttr:
~ FOR SALE FREIGHT 0F C1IIDTF1
e. The Al fastsaiIirs, bar PVRWnTT a. II EN-.
Sgsr o now G IN tons carries 600 bbs built by j. j.
m9l2 cow w bruno * SONS.
s1zs5 IT,, FOR LIVERPOOL.
pool Sa55' TsP$5 ST an ship fer Ever
feI7tf John HENDERSON 3 Co,
FOR FREIGHT s1 OR GH ana TFi5f sEss T1
- Al British bark usE ss8 tons TeEser Apply to nc
f.,Itr KNOX Il co,
III WANTED,-TWo VESSELS i9oGI1o
Es tons EACH to load at Norfolk for the West Ia;
APpIyto KNOX ( co,
- w ,NmTn 10 smiths wharf.
! & sIS $SS toms S6s 5f to oaa
sstf &oRREi 4 Y $. RANDALL,
FREIGHT For EEWr GpT E.EC ,,I
NTaS4 t,Il, - 20 -ao - - ~ ChLEANS-Ih ne
h. Nh ain3 h.. H"lS He!Eht Tor Ntw Orleans,
Gt 20 NM" ~ "PpicatiVh 10 &NO& Il Co,
-Is1H 1875 Smiths wharf
81 FDD lFD T,I +, RIM, =, -, .
x7YSFXi VI" rhElGiI OR CHARTER.-The
T7.ss american ship DAVID STEWART, Prentiss
Nn"''er' ABOUT 'VO barrels capacity. Apply to
- - = 80 t st"e
4ttYA FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
IL clipper coppeggd and copper fastened scbr
H. q j. NElLD. Apply to S X hin MEX VII
o3D-tt iii Smiths wI,arrf
~ WANTED F2p D5IDT nv ,5T-r,lII
EaEYrS Wv = L piHt Nv EO tlOH ~
Al HfIr OF about 1000 to 5000 barrels capaci
"LHgT ~ JOHN HENDERSON & Co
ool-tI corner Pratt and Commerce streets
1t VESUFT 9 JyT GT-TTS1 No.,
xZGE '-NJ-A-4AA2 w AZ LED Fbk
sTT III HAVAEA
o end ~ are C3s!afuy N want OF vessels 10 l1s.
,.o.. MORRELL Il RANDALL
- --1 - SIS Exchange Flacs
----H----@---"---4------.-~-
sStt1g7cay;-c
5-ss%EttGgl1E-
<IN%A
,SSmlSAsLS S.A Y n u
The scray stean,.bf, - - - /
POToNAC
Captaip q w uo.so,
WIFI bEEslPpi TN nv ,ypIv
No freight received after 70 o'cIock on do,
For freight apply to " " 'l''
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AhES NJ. ANDERSON l. SON,
R,NE NOM, ,,rr,r, ~ No. l4S BALTIHoEK STREET
I'M IN NTUnES STEEL AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING CARDS 81 rT6 W.
ana Printed in the most fashionable STYLES
ar pi Snd Noarlal seals Letter Stamps etc London
@ afls visiting Cards De La Rue's Envelopes etc fe22t
THOMAS GREEN 49, =
4 YREEN l. ZOE, 'AA'' H. ZOE
DEALERS IN CHOICE TEAS, '"''e''"
Ann EuH, p,,,,,1- WINES, LIQUORS,
f,,tt, AMI flNi IA MlI.Y GROCERIES,
cru No. aS BALTIMORE STREET Bait
SEQ. W. HOOPER,
SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER
trt,,,, ,,,r,,,,.z - AND DEALER
aEGP VI, LATENT C0RDAGE, CHAINS, ANCHORS,
SRI INES, PAINTS. OILS, NAVAL STORES OAKUN
bLOChS, HUNTING, HAY, ROPE, &c
mo, = CORNER PRATT AND SouTH STREETS,
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SusiMass GarGs,

NEW CARVING AND
We would GLIDING ESTA BLISFMENT
.r Nv can the attention Of the citizens of Baltimore
WIS., ne pubic, to our NEW ESTA BLISHMENT No IS
tiIn,re street where
g Gp , + ,HHGT RE- PORTRAIT AND LO0KIHGGIu4SSS
81 ~ GILT Work Of every variety Also mnorng
Td NE. ENERA WINGS AND GERMAN AMI FBEErd
Lo1klNGGLASS PLATE Avn Fi>E-NOh
IA orders in our line will be =, ref, II,, and
eNecu ed on very moderate terms ' W T'''ua'iJ
n,.., - - ViCKERS L FRANCK
niiN NO g west Baltim )re St, near Fr ,derick
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'S>IDE TABLES
FOR THE UNITED STATES,
FOR 1860,
gratuitous distribution to shipmasters &c
re3tf PETER WALTHER,
10 West Pratt street
G nv I nENsW Y Prime and Rump Pork for sale
s01sSuH Z co. mhl6u
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TIVE IMPROVED
META Lie iNKSTAHD
{ Il ~ SsSr AND RES?
TITS MARKET
EIGHT SIZES,
SPONGE CUP ATTACHED
Wholesale and retail by
PETER WALTHER,
aplS 70 W. Prattst.. Baltimore
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IS comparatively and buit by merchants Of Erode
Hchspl anu Baltimore, interested in the trade, and by
c4dts ana farmers residing the counties bordering
ca w kappahannoC for the express purpose Of keeuinp
n Grass steamer on the route During the winter the Tor
warn dtck has been enclosed thus aGupg complete nm
gtoa lor Horses and other live stock Carriages Of ali
can ne taken on board and carried under deck hou
taking OF the wheels Her saterOoel Ind irL 9r",n'
adfGnS re large and commodious and her caI8cV for
IGiEht eNtensye As passenger ana freight b, at 81 r
no r SUPERIOR i on The waters Of tie Chesapeake ~
through freight received in BatiInarr H,i r,.. ,q
by X ): "a PROM Il Co, Bowy's W hart 'T vs. :"
~ freight received board Of tin, Si.Yrpar lyi.,,
ana hutSdays, and on Fridays up TO > o'ciork p n
FOR further Information and Blank R,ceipt Cf scr. rg
by the Company, apply on board. or to 80"
K; j. CAPRON x CO., AGES
II ., .,-.-r,or, . \ o. " Rowly's wharf, RaItimor.
oL3I y itK, President, Frederick shurp, Va mIa5
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~~A~N@" LINE OF
ship JANE RE3EDERS0N, Captain Knowles -
q" HELEN A. MILLER Gsit
= CHARLES, R1srk
vessels are all Of superior class and insure a tt
oTeSt fgure They sail regularly as advertised and are
aGed Dy captains well experienced in the trade The cs
RGiy too OF the above vessels as will afford grse
facility to shippers For freight cabin OF seerage passae
"PPiJ " JOHN EMERSON 4 co.
GEO ". HYNSON Co. Agents New 0rtars Eli
their address ~ SFN'' 4'' "o'"' consigned TO
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G. X. CANNON,


sssERzszzsiSsSlE FOR TIE PATTTEN, ,-
The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON WI hLnEH
route TO the Patuxent River commencin heT
y " February 9th, 1861. at O'clock ava
every Mfdaesday until further notice Froceedu 1n1e
Returning will leave HIPS Landing every FRIDAY, ~
ing lar Benedict Will leave Benedict ev,ry SStmrda
morning at clock for Misunderstanding at all Inc ne
amss on me kiyer also at Fair Haven and Plum Point
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

al 900 AL No. Oa4 6AsO7574 Is 536 "a
weeE... 22i29l737 IFS 62 OIL SO6 9i6 % Az rs
year'. 27,99 66 l3S377,6S4 46 236 O57 81 3GS aiG
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C0FFEE-There has been nothing done in Coffee to dav
so lar as we have heard There is however, good de-
and for It, especially for the better grades but the lin
tied supply restricts transactions We publish below the
usual weekly report of Messrs White & Elder Coffee
brokers, to which we refer for quotations:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
Stock of Rio Coffee, March 10TH 1861 ..... 500 BAGS
Taken for consumption Observation-Disclosures. 1000
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zziEA OLD DOMINION STEAMED

TAesNSsss . COMPANY.
rH E9R o EkEn RID ER!CKSBTRG. VIRGINIA, AND Ian
, The Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Fajrbank }.,ye,
lor from her BERTH at Needhau's prrIri, stree
wharf, nv cry FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock ana
sTGGturIHinE leaves fredericksburg EVERY 7 UESBAY
NH at clock, or Immediately the arrival OF
5 faR OF ears from Richmond and Washington stopping
going aud returning to land and receive freight and ss
scngGrs $1,000 ''N'T"' a." F"S
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-09-12

To PICKLE PEACHEs.-Select those
which are ripe, yet not soft enough to
eat, and wipe them carefully. Put a
pound of brown sugar to a gallon of
vinegar, and boil it up; skim off the
top, and pour thot upon the peaches
add few cloves and then cover them
close. 1t may be necessary to scald
the vinegar in a week or two, after
which they will keep any length of
time. No pickle can be nicer. Toma
toes prepared after the above receipA
and put in with the peaches, partake
of their flavor so much they are scarce.
ly inferior to them.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-09-12
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that certain lands sit
IN uated in the County of Cass, bid OIL to the
State for Taxes of 1859, and previous years, ana
to the Office of the Treasurer Of said County, some
time next month. will be sold at public auction
by said Treasurer at the county seat. on the first
Monday Of October OBJ ordinary TAX saIes if
T;ousiy dsposed of at this Office according to law
Said statements contain full description of each
marcel of said lands, and may be seen on applca-
lion at the Office of the County Treasurer.
Lands struck off to the State for taxes OF 1859,
or other wears. at the Tax Sales in October last,
will be offered subject to the right of redemption
prescribed by law, well as to the right OF pur-
chase of the State Bids at this Office prior to the
sale. LANGFORD u. BEkkf,
Audit0r General.
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MAk1Ne CAKE W1rHour BurrrR..

MAKING CAKE WITHOUT BUTTER
"A New England lady, who is quite a
famous house-keeper recommends a plan
for making cake without butter, which
may be useful to our readers. Take a
piece of soft pork fat, and melt it down
and strain it through piece of course
thin muslin. Set it aside until cool.
1t is then white and firm, and may he
used like butter in any kind of cake.
In pound cake she assures us it is de-
licious. She says that after one tr
she never used butter again.
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ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Lansing, Mich, July LIST, 1851.

AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
Lansing, Mich, July LIST, 1861.
90 much of each of the following described
y tracts parcels of land, situated in the County
of Cas- delinquent for unpaid taxes, for the years
below, as will be sufficient to pay the
taxes, interest and charges thereon, will be sold
by the Treasurer of said County, on the first
Monday of October next at such public and con-
venient place he shall select in Cassapols, the
county seat of said county, according to the Statute
in such case made and provided.
LANGFORD G. BERRY,
auditor General
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-09-12
Receipt for Bottlins Fruit.

/ use half a fb of sugar to a 1b of
fruit.
--CEsdENMT.-One 1b of rosin, one
large table spoonful of linseed oil, pull
verified plaster of paris, enough 10
make it sufficiently thcik to spread on
easily with knife. 1t can be made
smooth when quite hot, with the
hands, as the plaster is a non -conduc-
tor of heat.
MANNER OF PUTTING UP THE FRUIT.
While your fruit is cooking, heat
your bottles by placing them in the
oven in baking pan, upon woolen
cloth, Tin the pan) leave the door of
your oven open, and let the bottles
heat gradually, occasionally turning
them. Have ready cotton cloths, large
enough to tie over the tops-cover with
the cement a space on the cloth, as
large as the top of the bottle. Have
at hand little pieces of white paper cut
round, just large enough to cover the
tops of your bottles. When your fruit
comes to full boil, pour by funnel in.
to your bottles. Now be spry. Take
two of the round bits of paper, dipped
In alcohol just as you are ready, and
place them first on the month of the
bottle. Then your cloths prepared by
a handy assistant as directed; tie them
on firmly, and cut all off close to the
string, then cover all entirely with the
cement, so as to exclude the air. Now.
as hot as you can bear it, press all close
and smooth with your open fingers.
All this must be done as quickly as
possible, as your success depends on
keeping every thing hot. Keep the
cement vessel on the stove when not
using. This sign will follow when cold
giving assurance..that your work is well
done; the mouth of your bottle will be
coacace. If it remained quite level,
do the work over again, or you will
lose your fruit.
have not lost one bottle thus put
up and thus preserved. FED.
Manteno, KanKakee Co.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-09-12

CAss COUNTY TREAsURER's Office,
CAssAPoLIs, August LIST, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that the foregoing
IN description of Lands will be sold at the County
Treasurer's Office in Cassapolis, on Monday, Oc-
tober 7th, 1851, unless the Taxes thereon paid
before that date. Sale TO commence at O'Clock
A. NJ. IRA BROWNELL,
County Treasurer.