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FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, &C.
THREE O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
MONDAY, March IL, 1861.


Asuys-The market il rather irmer the arrivals are
limited sales of Pots and Pearls at s. 259$5 3ll.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western Canal
Flour is moderate and with liberal arrivals aud unf
vorable private adyices from Liverpool prices are
lower, with however few sales at the decline. The
better grades are in fair rrque7t at irregular rates.
The sales are 70 900 bbls at $685. Oh for Siper-
fine State and Western s. l2 3 20 for extra Safe;
a. sOas5 10 for choice do s. 1886 40 for tho low
grades Of Western extra; s. Oesj So for Shippin-
brands Of Round Hoop extra Ohio s. 7OSs1 10 TO
trade brands do.
Canadian Flour is heavy, but is not quotably lower;
the supply is fair sales OF $50 bbls. at 8 lOe 30 fo
extras.
Southern Flour is also dearer and is freely offered
the enand is mainly for the West Indies; the sales
are 800 bbls. at S. 25 ass 60 for mixed to COOL gu
perfne Ba,im, re, Alexandria, &C., and s. 1881 %
for the other grades
Rye Flour is in fair demand and is steady at 50 -
asII0
Corn Meal is heavy and inactive at = 60 for Jer-
sey, and So % for Brandywne.
Buck " heat Flour is steady at 81 5O9sl Is 100 ID
WHISKY The market 10 steady the demand fair
sales OF 800 bills. at l7ic.
GRAIs-The Wheat market is rather easier, but Is
OF very active the arrivals moderate, and tho do
nmnd chiefly for export sales Of 500 BUSH at u 10
asl II for choice Sprug; 81 10 for North Western
Club; Al 20 Al % for Milwaukee Club; Sl2O ior IA
cine Spring; 81 dS 80 foe Red Western, and 81 ID
al5i for prime White Indiana and choice White
Michigan.
Barley is firmly held the demand is fair, and the
snppy limited; Gales Of ZOO BUSH inferior to good
S,,. AT 6s 7Gc at the railroad depot. and oOc. Tor
Canada East.
Barley Malt is firm at 90 65c.
Oats are steady and IN fair request at 800 i'
Western and Canadian, and 81 3iic Tor SSa1o'
Rye il ouet; small sales at 65c for jersey ana 'oc'
for Northern.
Com is Irregular new is in fair demand and 10
6ruer While old is heavy and nactlye the sales are
AZ oo0 bush at Sc for new Yellow jersey 5Se bic.
fo, new mixed Western at the railroad depot and de-
iv, red; q 6ic. f. new Southern Yellow % f6oc
for old mixed Western in stole and 66ic for do dey-
eied. White is quiet al % e75e.
PRoyIsioss-1he Pork market is dull but steady;
ssI,s of 80 bbls at 81 l2i for Mess and sl2 5Oe
sl2 IS for Prime.
Reef is ia fair demand and is steady the arrivals are
limited; sAes Of ~ hhdz. at aSJ 81 tor repacsed
Mes. and 40 ell for extra Prime Mees is quiet at
slaa$l7 Beef Hams are steady a. siiesl5 %.
Bacon il dull and prices nominal
Ont ueats are in limited demand at Ole a6ic. for
81 oul.ers and for Hams Lard is in fair request
and is well held the arrivals are FAIR sales oil smih
lots Western at Ole q l0c; aud City at lOic sugar
Illus are dull u, &c. Cic; Butter and Cheese ARE
steady.
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The Virginia Convention.

The following is the balance of the synopsis Of the
majority report in the Virginia Convention, which
failed to come to hand last night:
TIE eleventh resolution recommends the peopll Of
Ter sister States to respond at their earliest conve-
ience to the foregoing POSITIONS and to an amendment
TO lie proposed hereaiter in the event that Virgini.
ilr obtain satisfactory responses from the Nou-
slaveholdng States she feels compelled % resume he.
oeregn powers and throw herself upon her reserved
nights.
The twelfth axes it an indispensable condition that
pacific policy he adopted toward the recedei 81 es,
rnt no atremt lie made reinforce recapture tue
forts or exact pay ment Of imports upon commerce. Or
aIy measure calculated to provoke hootlllii's.
lie thirteenth would regard any hostile action oy
either ,ide as burful and unf endy, and as leaving
Virginia free to determine her future policy.
Tie fourteenth recommends conference o. the ID W.
der Slave Safes to be held at rTahkior' N.Y. on '''
sst Monday in May.
The foregoing will probably not fully meet the APP
prevail of ,he Union members because 1t apparently
recognizes the legal right Of secession
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ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, March II, 1861.

ASStAlBI1 aIBAh1, bldftn H. iOOl'
The Assembly met with light attend ,nce. ryj
calls of the roll showed only -xty-three me nber.
rre,rri. wi-n /, ruii 81 spc mouse oraerei ana
{, uiuu,d until "A quorum present. when the call
WAS enCed and those alb cut without leave decl red
in contempt. .
On tie reopening of the doors, the SPEAKER an-
nourced tie following Select Committee TO devise
mesbs TO facilitate The business Of the House: Messrs
fierce Ferry Bingham, Keenan, and CoLzen-.
The bill for tie erection OF the County Of Hi IA
AZ d. reported Tor the consideration Of the III
The bill TO incorporate the New-York Vol inteer
Monument and Burial Association was reported CO IL
Ileie and ordered to "A third reading.
Dir. RICE Introduced bill 10 make nh appropria-
ton for Il Buff 10 General Hos al, and enable them
q b, ID SILL nd Jesse resi- estate.
Mr.. FISHER brought ia bills to incorporate the
An ecsn Missionary Association, and proviie fOf tut
non Tor Brooklyn Industrial schools.
Mr. RICHARDSON called up the concurrent reso-
luton for fual adjournment Of the Legislature the
10Th OF April at ga. IN.
After debate the resolution was laid on the table
81 10 -
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FAREWELL TO A SPANISH PROTESTANT MISSION
hRY.-A farewell meeting to the Rev. Monsalvaije a
Spanish missionary about to proceed to Panama, S'nsh
America under the auspices of the American and For
eipn Missionary Society, was held last evening at the
Rev. Dr. Paker's (Presby terianl Church in Fourth
avenue on which occasion the Rev. DR.. Baird dellv.
cred az address, ard was followed in French by the
Rev Mon.alvai himself and by the Rev. DR.. Parker.
Dr. Bald gave an account Of the mi-s oner1es who
lad eretofore been gent to South America among
whom were Ames, Williams, Fletcher, and Others
Three exec lent men bad been sent to NewGranada,
ore of WI en- died another having returned on VISIT
aid tie third being now employed at Bogota Two
had been cent 10 Brszil.
Until Uiil in "a few years none OF the South Anen'
can Sser hsd given freedom to Protestant preaching
except BIszl but recently things had very much
changed. The present enterprise was to estsnsn
nission ut P.pams, where several thousand doiii's
lad already been raised TO bnild church for liked
Epllth miirter in ADDITION to the Spanish. The rail-
road company had generously offered to transport, as
tequ,n,y could be de ired their minister between
AsI'inwsll md Panama and intermediate places, and
II WAS thought that similar coortesy would DO e1-
rended by the Eneli,h steamers to Mr.. MonsalyaJe,
tus enabling him al.o frequently to visit Call 10
Will arniso The remarks Of Mr.. Monsava,Je consisted
in a. expri ion Of The duties of the missionary aud AN
account Of his own previous history, beginning in
nopattery in Slniu aud including extended Prot
e.iapt missionary experience 10 Algeria Texas, Mexi-
co. and various States of South America.
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little Of all this They look up into the serene heavens
and zee only common things. OF if they could be per-
usded to lift the vs TO ssrsioze the sky with tele-
rcopic aide. and rad the wonarous story which is wr-
ten there in planchaacte Thanks to you, Jansen
and Calico, and Huygens, aud Gregory, and Newton.
and William Hercbel and Fraunhofer, and Rose, and
the Test. Let me never fail when gaze through the
magic instrument you have each and al helped so
greatly to perfect TO remember and to revere you AMI
to love The Father be ter for having given you to me-
and to every watcher of the SILENT but not now speech
lckg stars.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Monday, March

WAsHIsGTos, Monday, March ii, 1861.
The Criminal Court to-day discharged William III.
Russell, WHO WAS indicted in connection with the sb-
straciiOn of the Indian Trust Bonds. This Judicial
course wac in accordance with the law of 1857, which
exemp,s witnesses before Investigating Committees
from trial. Mr. Russe having Appeared as snch be.
fore that Of the House the subject Of those bonds
Ex-Seaeary Floyd to-day gave $40 900 security for
Lis appearance at Court.
An official di patch was received from Montgomery
biz morning, instructing Messrs. Crawford and For
,ytb to at once enter upon the business of negotiation
with the Administration, without waiting for their CO.
Commissioner, Roman.
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prarLes. b. Reported BY Telegraph.

CoEKEc1IoS 1hs New Orleans Cotton market Of the ssh
be-. ..our,,l, -.i',"d The f1io~ing j. correct;
..Ik.ss .'..ss -. .htfsss C.s.ad viii
cling tendency .ars today, 1000 oairs idns :.
quot iSc .sies Of too Secs, $1,000 bA-s ksee'P"
ia. - 20 bars 20 90 r'ffesJoudi psbd
la, ,raT lports Of week - OOO bales TJtal s. dste
l. sOl 40 bale. StocA Ia pot, Jy3SJ bae. 49,
IbuAIslrHIa March ~ FLOUR doll little tuluty, and
mic, w..t WHEAT sct,e aud advanced 20. Waite JJd
I'll 90 Rcd q lyd 20. COES-OId decliai1s o. 90 ho"
&c. MH..kI declined, lBi Glsc
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Subsequently jackson a,Pped his face Jackson woke
mn next morning with bad headache, quite otivl1i
d tie previous nights proceedings until Mr. Bseckn.
dse fymsd linn an o. wo s S1 apologize Ws Se.
me- ,Iis went 10 zee him at once, the apology was
sde and all hands had another spree.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK...... .a,ncu II.
Cleared this Forenoon.

steenLirs-hoitL.fD Light Tirklepaugh Aspinwall ID.
In aLswla smith, Havana L,iuss,on, COc lcron Co.
BsIk- G.OTle Le,he Bradbury, enfuegos H. w Tfnn1y
Brt-Ctsw d. BIN all, Philadelphia, r. Talbot Coz han
bow Gil,s BAyhna, WaldfOE, j. Co.
scLooLeI-S A. EdS ards, sins Charleston d. g. Murray
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GREAT BARGAINS
IEMEIRY

JEWELRY.
The ubscber having been appointed Agent by five OF hs
.-st manufacturing lew-y ssb.hnsus la thi, 90 tntry
haNt stocks hand which det-rnrsd
.eilng their solid Gold
God p.trd Jew elry fer tho sixty iumen.-
duci6u Tue Subscriber having been the
the Teaty re YsIys the pubi1 d.ps1i
sce being ptecely
Tie goods all veil made, and will give entiro to
he purchAsrr
Mo.sic Coal &c. Ear Ring, and Pins IS SCI, usual
prce +l2
Jet God stone Garnet. and Enamel EsrRns. aud Pins
set usial price I 10.
Turquoise Carbnutle Mosaic and Lava Ear Rings aud Plus
IS us sl price 80.
Mosaic Lava Ga buuol, Garnet &c, Earrings AMI Plus ca
set usual prize 70
Coral Epaeed CaIbunce Lava &c. Ear Rings and Pins,
sseti u,usl price rs.
Owl Band Bracelets. "a each ususl price IS.
Oval Baud Bracelets, 81 each usual price ~.
Richly Engraved AID Chased Fiat Baud Bracelets 81 each
usual price &c.
Engraved AID Chssed Flat Band Bracelets eaoh usual price
~
Cb,iu Baoelets 81 each; usual price u.s.
Chain Bracelets + each; usual prc, ~
Ouy Studs aud Buttons soti u'ua price 81
Csbuuce Fnaue and Coral SeeyoButons ssii usual
price -.
Mi...s Necklaces Coral Garnet &C.. each price 81
Aud all otheT Kinds Of Joweiry Al equally low prices.
tood sht by mail express TO ali pir OF the United Satss
and tarsda bee OF G. 81.
GRO & ALIEN Agent f,r the Manufacturer, oh ,.,sls
sHd retail No. 4i5 Broadway door below Can 'trss
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Passengers Smiled

In steamship Yo,ktorH. for Norfolk 9r--Mn. Hines, NJ.
Cool LADY eId cild Mi-. Ter', H. &. Porter B. Wo'er
tor Calow, Jsp Henderson, Geo Whitfield John y.
Nliheld Mis. Howell hTs w. SPrague, o. H. Arnisted.
& bay, Levi Lis.,n H. Campo j. Meyers 81 Hess, Thomas
Ifg,
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Passengers Arrived

In Hsdmshp Cy ~ hdHohester, from Lre-peoi-Mrs lIar
Ms 81 Isut bifs Hsigs aud servant Mira Richards Mira
Mo,s hs PatT on, O. LEIGH aud lady o. Jone. and LADY
opt LtlItl H. A. Hosi A. Hutchhson, Mcs's L.tns
on pl-Lu Lament, Dcker Hilbert, Workman, Sanders
OEritp AID ~ Ia the steerugc.
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sou,beru Ocean steamer Move.
nleUtS.
CHAnIRaTON.

CHARLEsroS, Saturday, March O. 1861.
The U. s. Mail steanstiJ Nashville, Capt. L.. NJ.
Murray from New-York, arrived here at six o'clock
Ills, saturday, af ernoon.
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Fire.

MEXICO, Oswego County, Monday, March IT, 1851.
a fire occurred ia this yillags on Sunday morning,
in he stoIe of NJ. II. Thomas The blding and sto:k
were enirly destroyed. The stock WIS v.lied at
81 coo; fully insured. The Etna loses sl,2O; the
rest unknown. The fire was the Tx VI an iucendiay.
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C0unferfeifs.

PHnADELPHIA Monday, March ii, 1861.
PttersoD'r DetecOr notifies he pnbllj that spurious
tens Of the Warren Bank South Danvers Mass, have
been sively circulated. Many arrests OF counter
f.iiers were made.
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NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March IL, 1861.
The I'LL to INCORPORATE the Eclectic Association of
New-Yoik WIS ordered to third reading.
MIR. Connolly 8 bill to amend the act designating le-
gal HOLIDAYS was also ordered TO q third re idng.
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pbiIndelphia stock Board.

PniLADKLPBIA, Muddy, March IL. 1851
Stocks hm. Peunsylvan state Five. %; leading Rd'
red "a Noi.i. Canal ST. Long Island Railroad Oi Penn.
ylvsuis Railroad Sight Exchange gu SeH.foh' PN@
10 n discount.
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irg fer moment nsulted them by surprising that Mr..
Williamson wss one of their number
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Repeal Of the Maine Personal Lib.
erty Law.

BosTos, Monday, March, II, 1861.
The bill To repeal Personal Liberty act has passed
the Senate of Maine by vote Of II to 10.
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seirst 2Spe,rioao goitiu,t.
ONE O'CLOCK.
ABRINAL OF THE CITY or MANCHES-
TER.

The British steamship City Of Manchester, Cait
Roskell, from Liverpool Feb. 20, Queenstown ga
with mercl andre and passeugers arrived this mornn
Her news is not late by four days as that oy tue
Prince Albert, in our paper Of this day
ON the 10Th inst lat. 40 So, Ion IT, lo passed. to'
British brig Regina, bound west
The following is the specie liet per CITY oil MancheS
Ter: ..,....
NJ - a, Dir,on ........,............ 44el 10 %
pn; A. DonsId 4 Co.,......,... ..... 1000 0D o.
81 a p,ra.ss ......,,...,,......... 1900 o. 90
Balsttd chamberlain Co................ lOOO " w
Trenholm Bros kCo......'....''.''s.''s' 80 10
Tot ) )
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DEST FASHION MAGAZINE. Accurate pric-
ID teal AID valuable information IS to tho latest Paris Spring
Fashions be obtsnsd only In the Sptug No. ~ Hn-.
DEMOkESTS QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FASHIONS.
ready Sold everywhere. Only cents. Invaluable to
nne and dfessnAkers and important to mthers aud als,
gen.mly DO not fail copy No iIJ grOadgsy ai
o. all the bTsnchts aud news depots
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NOR SALE-Tbe beautiful, ommOlous and
TOR sALE-One of the best FARMS in New

lion SAIE-One OF Tue best FAhMo IN NOW
Jersey as miles from NewYcrk mile from ClafS.yls
Dn, and two from Pinceton IA Mercer County co1tsns
m ces 1--WE acres OF woodland the bauce all Ia hgn stats
Of cnyaiIon frut IN abundance barn, eugehonse ell IN
order The house 4. handsomely tusisd e)mmandnt
an extensive view of the surrounding cJuntry Ia large Rehy
new aud furnished with all the convenience requisite Tor
com try home. -. ~, An mia.
from Nsw-Y ork with house, barn, and large variety ~
Terms easy. Apply te p. G. BULkLEf' NO. -
Jauneey-court.
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CTOCK aud FlXTUPESo of STORE for SALE
- Doing one the Target retail trades IN The country "a
and Rigsins For further particulars inqaSe Of SETH NJ
CORNIN No. 35T Sixth 'ay
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ITO LET-ln 72d-st., between oadway and
i ah-av. q large story. doahe HOUSE, CAR NAGs
ROUSE, Sc plot Of Lots pleasantly situated the
westerly gate of Central Plk 55dst Immediate p).sesoa
tigbhay cars and Bloomugdi. stages near Inquire o. T.
VAN AMEN, No % West 2Sthst.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.

The claims which TIL f DAILY EXCHANGE makes upon
the attention of the mercantile and business
are simply based those principles OF mutual oenenI
which every intelligent man understand Tor tey are
such undere in ali industrial ana conercal
enterprises. If it can be shown that THE hACA'"f Is
an mirabe for ADVERTISING and that in point Of
circulation will only bear comparison with that OF any
other commercial paper this city, bat that this crcu
diifused wider its merits as means c'
direct communication with the merchants of other States
will doubtless elicit that nou which shrewd ana saga
accustomed to give to matters that
their individual What then, the facts? we
need not the large city circulation OF The En-
CHANGE, that speaks for itself Its success in this re-
spsct is, in point OF time, without parallel what we
propose make frank statement of its country ccula
ton the larger proportion OF the trade Of this city
sdeiived from the Interior The extent which that circu
atian has reached may be gathered from the following par
culars which give the States to which IS sent and The
number OF which it is received and disrhut
ed careful collation. of mail books shows that THE
EXCHANGE is regularly mailed to SiD badred and teetre
poSoceS scattered through the various States and Terri
tories of the Union and that the great bulk of this county
circulation is in those States upon which the merchants of
Baltimore chiefly rely for the increase and perpeua
ton Of their trade In MARYLAND alone TIE EX-
CHANGE mailed t,vo hundyed and ytco post Offices
which larger circulation in the counties of our
State than is enjoyed by other commercial paper in
this city VIRGINIA stands next upon the list and after
Virginia comes
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE,
Pennsylvania,
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA
LOUISIANA,
IOWA,
TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI.
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II. yzzs Cgc5gSGHgJ FOR THE
s&& ssSf sSsSa. Aasg VEST a M SOTTa.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On after Nav 10th, 1861 the trains will follows
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baltimore-Mail (except
SUNDAY It $50 4. h.; Express daily at 3.45 P N.
Boh Trains directly through for ALI. PARTS OF THE
WEST, sou EST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR VA Y PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. D..
train between Piedmont and Wheeling take Accom- uloda
ton train leaving Piedmont at $40 A. M and betweeG
Grafton and PaEAsrSourg, take the $50 A. train from
B. 'inore
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore al ls) P 81
and Frederick at 6 80 A. NJ
TIE ELLIGorTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ato:sO
and O. 4. NJ, and Las and $40 P ". and Ecots Mills
al 74O and II 20 NJ. 4nd 3.i5 and / 90 P ".
FOE WASHNGTON AND THE S0UTE.
Leaves Baltimore at 20 and 20 A. r. and As and 81
NJ On Sundays at 42O a; NJ. only Leave Washington at
45 and TIC A. e. and 23) and 545 r ~ ON Sundays
230 ~ only The second and fourth train. only from
Baltimore stop at points The second fourth trains
fro Baltimore a1d the second and third from Washington
with trains the Annapolis road.
For urer formation, tickets OF every kind, &C., apply
to T. ENGLAND Agent, at Camden station, at the
Ticket Otice. P. SMITH,
Master OF Transportation.
L. COZ. e General Ticket AGENT unIS-tf
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NORTHERN CENTRAL

EIhf TIs.es-a9I---.s51 NUKTHEhN UFN TRAIL
GEss .s-ss1M9ssz. RAILWAY.
ouPEkINTENDENT'S OFFICE, CALVERT}
STATION, BALTIMORE, May 18th, 1861. 5
On and after SUNDAY, May 18th, 1861, Trains North
Central Railway arrive and depart follows until
further notice
TRAINS NORTH
Mail at SIS A. NJ; Express at 80 P. NJ; Harrisburg Ac
c0mmotation s p. NJ.
The SIS Il. NJ Train connects Relay House with traius
Western Maryland Railroad. At Hanover junction
Hanover and Gettysburg Railroads. YORK. with York
Valley Rail- Dad to New York direet oFihh m6erlsHt
with Ia. and b. Railroad for Kingston and all parts Of
Wyoming Valley at Sunhury with Philadelphia aud Erie
Railroad for all of Northern Pennsylvania ami New
York.
The 50 P NJ Train makes all the above connections
cept Hanover Railroad, WrGhtsvle Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad
The P. VI Tram makes connections with Pennsylvania
Railroad for all parts OF the Vest and direct connections
for New York.
TRAINS ARRGVE-Mail at 6 10 P. NJ, Express at 7.45
A. ~, Harrisburg Accommodation at Z. NJ.
For TICKETS and information enquire at the Ticket
Office, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
JAS. C. CLARKE,
Dent
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sysaaatarr arb Commercial RfolfH.

p.LrIMoRE, July " ioo
Stocks generally were toleraby hrn GO 1870 nj
,vers made at the BOARD OF 600 hars. o,,ino
~ I .ooo po,,;r,ors City 6s 1879 at 80 va.
80 "n1 Of the other stocks on t'e hs'' n!
was uone III any bid, 75& asked for lSfoS 20 oiu
lanu lei' On RIiimore 6's at 75H bid u asked lor
Io iU for lss6s and rs bid, ~ asked ior lo'U.
Io'' - -, .bares the market was quite strohs n"
fof milo closing at s39A bid, Sal asked ana Nor'h
ho'e at sl2a bid sl5 asked regular way Rallroau
were also pretty firm, but there was very htte IN
- for them Baltimore and Ohio's closed at o91a Ola
~ 1862, 1.-THE extra dividend bondsG OF hid Tor 1919
| yorbern Central 1855 at 40 bid, AZ asked There
some Rank stocks offering, but none have been sold
80 s,,, mr. two mast Bank of Baltimore closed to-day
sso hid ss5 asked Merchants at $50 bid Union at s55
~, so asked Farmers and Planters at $2lS bid; and
,,bopcs, at s13E bid Springfield Mining closed to-
Il 10 bid Gardner Hill at 30 cts. bid, so cts ed;
and Guord at % cts BID IS asked but there very
LITTLE inquiry for this class of stocks
There was heavy advance in stocks at New York to-
day particularly those OF the border States Vrginias
went M ~; Missouris ": Tennessees l; and North
Csrolinas per cent Shares also BETTER with the
excepon Erie which closed yesterday at s22'a
New York Central advanced NJ Reading 81 and Can
con Z and at both boards the maaket closed firm.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, July 9, 1851.
Is 600 Mary md IS '70..... .............'15
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