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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

Lamartipe is writing a compadion stor y To
bis GrdzietLG, to be entitled AntOnieILG : and
Victor Hugo is about TO appear Oefo'ce the
public again in eight octave volumes, to be
called Les hiserdbles. Eigat octave volumes
of MiserObIesi Even If the Angel Gabriel
wrote them their OVID name would be appli-
cable to their reade,.s.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

% Coon ADvIoR.-Keep your feet dry and
warm, and thus save the money you would
otherwise pay the doctors, BY getting . good
pair of boots or shoes, which you will find
at A. E. Barbour's, No. lao West Fifth-street
three doors west Of Race.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

PICToRIALs.-FrGRk Lsshs's Illustrated
Newspaper, Hdrper's Weekly and the New
York Illustrated NesOs. for this week, TO-,
gether with all the late literary weeklies and
monthlies, can be found at G. N. Lewis's,
No, 28 West Sixth. street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

The number of Russians resident In Paris
is said to be greater this year than ever be-
fore. In this respect they rank next 70 the
English. In order to enjoy the exercise OF
their peculiar religious worship, they have
style of the most beautiful and commodious
edifce of the kind in their own country. The
top is crowned with fine gilded domes one
the largest being central, the four Others
surroundingi it laterally at equal distances.
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wANTsI wANTslI

II you want Servant, advertise IN
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want House, advertise in
THE DAILY PREsS.
II you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
In THE DAILY PRESS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

A PAIR OF PLLIoANs Mr.. Isaac Miller, of
South Hannibal, shot two pelicans with
a short distance below the depot. One was
shot dead and the other mortaliy wounded.
They measured eight feet from the tap of one
wing TO the tip OF the other, and five feet
from the end of the tail to the end of the bill,
the bill alone being thirteen inches in
lei 9Th HaRhibdI Messenger, 5th.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14
AUCTION SALES.

q UOTION sALR-BY W W. WRRr-I54
n Main. ST., two doors above Fourth Hotel Bag.
gage at Auction On MONDAY MORNING, Nov.
H. at O'clock will be sold, all uuslaimed Bag6 age,
up TO this date, from the Gait House, william u
March, sr., proprietor; Gibson House, D; II Geof-
troy, proprietor, comprising two hundr Truaks,
.Nalises and Carpet Sacks with contents. ocl2-X
a UCTJON SALH-BY SMITH WtLL-
IN IAMS (Successels to Kellogg Wliiemsl.E
Sale. room, - aud ~ Bast Third st,-AssigneeS
Sale of Custom made Furniture, at Auction.IOn
THURSDAY NORM EG, October IT, will be sold az
yotlack, at ~ West Iitth S., the entire SUCK OF
Furniture, manufactured by A. straus, consisting
Of general yaTiety Uf SOciablss sofas, Psrlor aud
Elizabeth GbAiIs, Marble top ard other Bureaus
Marble. top Rpi other WashstAnd tine Rosewood
HslfcanOpy Bedstsads, Whst-nots, Mardrobes
(sOme of which are very hne), Cane and Wood scat
Chairs; Marble top and other Tables, Maslo and
other Stands 80. &c.
This Sale Is we'll worth the attention Of the city
ana country trade, as thoy are all we'll made, par
ticulaTy the Parlor Furniture, Of which there ts
So endid assortment. oclO
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

Further by Ihs Champion from AsPlnwall.
Advices from Carthagena state that Mos
quata is reported hemmed in at Bogota. His
forces have been defeated by Arboletts with
heavy loss. The entire State Of Cancs has
declared in favor If AIboletta. The latter
hung three prisoners in retaliation for those
shot by Mosquata-
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THE DAILY PRESS.
'TONDAY...-,.. .,........, ,........,.,OCTOBBR IA


The CiHcinRoR DAILY Parse e ne HafRrdi orooa Of
labor oSd employment IN tfs citv. The facilities Of
commsnjcation phioh ruishes betsesp laborers ard
smpioys and besseen capital ond indsstry, BY meons
Of s large circulation and cheap advertisements, sup
pv NE people 0ih oonveAiencs shioh has only 70 be
ieu 70 be appreciated brief adyerfiseaent in The
DAILY PRLss places the object beJ0Pe many hotsdnds
Of both taborers and employers, and Of buyers end
sellers.
dHneers o advertisements dv Be received al ne ohos
Vhe DAILY PRRss, sealed, aud addressed % names
tnifidis or Numbers.
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LAW RRPORT.
ulu,trou COUNTY n1srR1cr comm.

HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
The Jury trials set for to. day were called,
but the parties we're not ready, and the J urv
were dismissed until Wednesday. This af-
ternoon the-JudRes sit in consultation.
SUPERIOR COURT
Judge Hosdly sat in Room No. l; and
called the motion docket. Several motions
were taken under advi;ement.
Judge Coffin pre- ided in Room No. Jury
Room) and called the three Jury cases set for
to day; but none were ready for trial and
the Court adjourned.
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BOARDING.

WDOARDING-A few day and week boarderS
EB can DO accommodated at IL McFarland'st.
References will be reguired. ool2-bs
KpOARUTNG- Ore or two day boarders be
A0 accommodated on reasonable terms, iD pri-
vste family Apply at 9S East Third-st., between
Broadway and Ludlow. ocli-bs
EpOAR DING-TWs CT three gentlemen and thier
-HB wives can be accommodated with good rooms
and board; also several good rooms to let TO g1n-
,lemen, with OF without board Apply at No I4S
So yCsmore.st. ocll-ceod
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

GoD ABOVE Allan astronomer, who
had long idolized his favorite science, be
came a jealous Christian. His intimate
Economical study, asked him: "What will
you do with your astronomyW
His answer was worthy Of Christian
philosopher: ~ am now bound for heaven"
said he, "And take the stars IL Iay way"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

THE largest and freshest Oysters in the
city are served up in stews, fried, broiled or
raw at Wsggoner's Oyster Restaurant, SO
Sixth street, near Walnut.
Fine. fat Oysters, by the can or halfcan,
received every night.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

NATIONAL LoAN.-Up to noon to-day the
subscriptions TO the NStional Loan had
reached the sum of $345,O0O. The work is
progressing finely and no doubt will soon
reach half million dollars.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

If any Of our citizens wish to know how
an Orphan Asylum can be changed to mill :
tary barracks, let them call at the head.
quarters on Elm-street, and We are sure they
will be sstlf fed,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14

NAVAL EXP .prTIoN--A gigantic naval
movement iro' m Annapolis, and another from
boston' nav some days since, been decided
upon. TIE Department desires details 70 bo
suplIeSsed.
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City News.

BREAD WITHOUT YEAsT.-Smith's salt-ris-
ing bread Is large, moist and sweet-manu.
tactured at Smiths bakery, on the south east
corner of Court and john
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ENOR EXCHANGED have Frame House Of
n six rooms, in complete order lot 2ih by, 93
Lot, OF Farm on the railroad, VIII pay o differ
epce Of $500 $500 In cash. Address, with partio-
uIars, b S43. ocll'cS
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River News.

PrrTsBURG, October l4-M,-River seven
feet ten inches by the pier mark and at q
stand. Weather clear aud pleasant.
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STRAYED.

SSTKAYED-OR sTOLEN-From Broadway
- and Liberty st large Bay Horse sixteen 70
snd leather halter. Any one returning him to
CARhEH'S STABLE, on fihh-Gt between dain and
ycamoTe, will be reVardsd. ocl2sb'
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FOR SALE.

NNOR RALE-The Stock and Fixtures Of Re-
u tail Store. Store for Ient Apply at No. sly
West Sixth-st. ool2 b*
NOR eALE-OARRIAGE AND HoRSE-A
n well-broken Family Horse, young and sound,
and two seat Jenny Lind Carriage, for sale cheap.
Fifty dollars in groceries, or 500 bushels foughio-
ghsny coal, would be taken iA part pay. Add ess
BARGAIN, caro- Of Press Ofice. oe25-f"
ETOR SALE DESIRABLE COUNTRY RES
N IDENOE-Located IL miles from the city, con-
Yenient to a railroad. station There are 26H acres
of good productive land, containing great variety
of iDe frnit trees bearing condition, consisting
OF about 300 peach so apple, and also plum and pear
trees, Of great verietY fine vineyard, strawber-
ries, goose berries, &c.
new frame barn, and all the appurtenances NJ ces-
sary for convenience and comfort. Price S8,0g0 =
part cash and balance in payments For further
particulare, inquire Of j. B. MEHKER, corner OF
Fifth and Main streets ocl4 T cod
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N IGHT - OF 90 HS
NO. IOS sIXTH-srR rREEr, NEAR VINE.
So TRIMS MODERATE. Oci1 .
VUNHB WEEKLY PR Rss NOW READY,
III containiDg the News Of tho Week, both Foreign
and Local, and a Ttlegraphio Summary OF Events
elsewhere, up to the hour OF going 20 press
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-14
LATEST TELEGRAPH
NOON DISPATCHES.
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONI

THE WAR FOR THE UNION!
Highly Important from Mexico.
The Mexican Government Asks for a
Loan Of S., 900, 900 to SIC, 900, 900.
Minister COrwin in Favor ofthe Loan.
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO STAND BY
MtMc0 AT ALL HAZARDS!
THE GOVERNMENT AGENTS AMONG
THE INDIANS.
Positions Of Ohio Troops in Kentucky.
ARREST OF MRS. JACKSON, MOTHER
OF BLLswORTH's MURDERER.
AN IMPORTANT EXPEDITION FOR
GENERAL MITCHELL
The War to be Carried into
Tennessee
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sEcEss1oN1srs IN CANADA.
A RRMARKABLE FACT:

The New Bedford Mercury states that Mrs.
Samuel A. Frazer, of Duxbury, is now en-
gagged in knitting stockings for the soldiers
in our army. She was employed eighty-fve
years ago in knitting stockings for the SOL
ders Of the Revolution. She is now ninety
two wears of AGE
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Positions Of Ohio Troops in Kentucky

ARREST OF MRS. JACKSON, MOTHER
OF BLLswORTH's MURDERER.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-20

EXTENSION OF HOES PATENT IN ENGLAND.-Tbe
London American announces that the Judicial Com
mittee of the Privy Council of England xtended
Hoes English patent for printing machines Mr..
kichard M Hoe, of New York, was the inventor;
out the nominal patentee ard one of the petition.
ers' was Mr.; William Newton. Mr.. Grove, the
counsel LOT the petitioners stated to the committee
the advantages possessed by this printing press
over the celebrated Appegarth machine. Both are
used by the Times, the latter however only az
'aids" He described the nature of the invention
and stated that one of Mr.. Hoes ten feeder ma.
chimes could print from 20, 900 to IS 600 newsna-
pers in an hour. The efforts made by the patentee
skill.
Dir. Hoe came over to this country in IS47, but it
was nine years from the date of his patent before
ne could get anything done, and English sales had
peen only fourteen machines. By the inventors
accounts, which were presented, it seems that the
PIo noe rom the patent were $4,000 but of this
we c ~ Mr. HOES partners and he had only
. r 20 wv /" inch was most inadequate re-
ml"e ~ r'r M Invention of SO much import
aner, esp; c'4lly tn tn cha. as h;L p
opnkea " use tnin paper, iof which a,nIaa.,thi.
machine Is not applicable. ""'Sn ApP'eg"tn
several eminent engineers bore test;uonv .o 81.
vaiae 9, me invention, and MIR. Welsby. on bsbs,s
OF the Grown, made no opposition. 'A Sen"n
Lord Cranworth delivered The ;naa
lordships, who, he said were ali satisaed 81 tneir
was most useful inventon--one of great ias tnis
and simplicity, as far as simplicity could ami :.
such an invention. They thought that the nyen,ou
had not derived that reasonable profit which IA
had right to expect. He had been for several
years without profit, and in his accounts he had
placed many charges on the debtor side of the &C.
count with which he might have credited himself
Under all the circumstances their lordships would
American. Ia
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Meeting of the Canadian Parliament.


met-at Quebec on Saturday afternoon. The speech
of the Governor contains very little of general in
terest He congratulates the members on the re-
turning prosperity of the country; alludes to the
visit of the Prince of Wales; recommending assim-
Hating laws in the two sections of the province;
bankrupt law for Upper Canada; and improvement
in the discipline of the prisons. He says that
great efforts will be made to establish sound sys-
tenn of immigration, and promote the settlement in
the wild lands. He then makes a slight alluson
to the Anderson case.
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Marine Disasters

NORFOLK, March l9.-The schooner Susan F. Alb
rived in distress, sails gone and mast sprung. The
British schooner Urena, of St. Andrews, from Ma
tanzas, bound to New York with molasses, was
abandoned at sea on Friday and the crew was
taken off by the schooner Edward Herbert and
brOuoht here
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: .r~. RAITIMnRE AND sua0nEHIN

pos M 4s Fl FS oN2 Il
qs ss spd GyR sRs'
MONDAY, y EnNEsiAY 40 Friday EVENING at
TUESDAY, TH v o. ana SATURDAY. a o'clock,
The steamboat "LANCASTER,o Capt j. W. Tomlinson,
Leaves , sane place Ey ERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock. and HAVRE DE GRACE
&C 8 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Passage, berths included so cents
Freight received daily until o'clock, carried at low
rates and carefully attended to.
~ Duplicate receipts for freight win be required.
All Boats towed only the risk their
The agent at Havre de Grace will attend forwarding ali
yans Canasor viii reship reights intended for Baltimore
Pniladephfa elsewhere.
The boat 'sJUNIATA,, Capt Fred Tomlinson can
be charter ed at any time
JOS. JAS TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, Hayre de- Cyraee
0aH J. TOME, Agent, Port Deposit,
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ARRANGEMENTS
OF THE
l1NIDUAL ENTERPRISE LINE

., - 1NpIYIDUAL ENTERPRISE LINE
Toh The EASTERN AND W ESTFRN SHORES, UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE. =
On and after EDNESDAY, March 9th, 1861 the Steamer
follows: ~ ~ A iou'eo a.
Leave every SATURDAY for Cambridge Denton and
L9ndlngS on the Choptank river returning Monday
same day. ' S''
Every WEDNESDAY for Annapolis, West River Cas-
tie Haven Closas Point, Cambridge, Huehletts Wharf
SheImans Pier Cabin Greek, Medfqrd's Wharf, Loyd's
Every FRIDAY for ST. AICHAEL'S, Miles River Ferry
returning the same day,
mh2-u C. K CANNON
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PnILApRLrHIA, March 19-Flour is dull sales at s5@
5l2h. Wheat is active at 81 2s for red Corn
quiet sales of $500 bushels yellow 55d56 cts old
5s@5s3 cts Whisky closed firm at s171S@ls& cts.
CINCINNATI, March l9.-Flour is In fair demand at
s4,5o@46o. Whiskey is firm at 13X cts Provisions
quiet
MOBILE, March ls.-Saes of $500 bales of Cotton at
Il cts Sales during the last three days ZOO bales
Receipts 900 bales Freights to Liverpool 9l6 Ster
ling Exchange lO5@l06. New York bills par to pre-
MUM.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
QUEENSTOWN, for orders-Ship Mil,caakie-4I $40
bushels
HAvANA-Bark J. II Chad6oarn-3l6 tons COAL Sc
pieces machinery rs kegs nails Is boxes furniture 93S
bushels corn 1868 bales hay
WEST INDIEs-Brig Htnaboldt-1 ISL bbls -four 10 do
meal ITO kegs lard ITO hafbbs beef so bbIs pork
40 hafbbls crackers 20 do pilot bread so bushels
boxes oysters 225 kegs butter As boxes cheese
backing, doz chairs roll mating 40 reams paper
bale wick, Dbl rosin, do. tar, 1885 bbs. manufac
ured tobacco 40 boxes candles pills. 10 quarter
bbls beef box hats do chairs, Is boxes tobacco
bbls rice 10 do peas bags hops, doz axes,
Matches so bbls crackers 1858 it. lumber 7O shocks
and heads, $50 heads.
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LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS.
Arrival of the Pony Express

ArffVhI OF tIhe IOMy ExPFess', , -.
Fort KEARNEY, March l9.-The Pony Express
from California on the 9Th. has arrived. the ifla'
of Augustine Harraseth, melter in the U. .; MINI,
has resulted in his acquittal on all tne hs
against him. The District Attorney appears 70 the
Supreme Court o-.: AZ.
The Legislature was to meet in Convention on the
9th for the election of U. s: Senator. II was be,
iiaved thai the election ofeither Messrs. McDougal
or Denver would be impossible. If any election is
had new man will probably be selected.
Two companies of Federal troops had arrived at
San Francisco from Oregon. Some insubordina-
ton occurred on the voyage, and one man was
wounded by the Lieutenant.
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Arrival of the Palestine Mt Portland-Iore
Eold

Gold from England
PORTLAND, Me-, March l9.-The steamship Pal
estue, from Liverpool ON the 2Sth ut., via London
derry ON the LIST inst, arrived here at o'clock
yesterday Sunday morning, with forty-four pas,
sengers and Ct 500 in specie. Reports experienced
continued head winds during the voyage, and
passed March steamer, supposed to be the
United Kingdom, bound east.
The news by the Palestine is anticipated.
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an American, named Meredith, engaged in his
taken BY pirates near wangchow, and is held to
ransom for $1,000. The United states runbost
Saginaw has left Hong Kong 70 try and llberate
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE PRICE.
TowsoNTowN, March 19.-State Us. John Whip
perman, indicted for the larceny of three bushels of
wheat, valued at 81 so, and 644 pounds of guano,
valued at $780, the property of Charles w. Lee
der, alleged to have been stolen in the county, on
the 1lth of September, 1860. Not concluded.
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New ORLEANS, arch lS.-The bark II. A. Ste
venson from New York, reports having passed on
the 4th inst. large black ship ashore on South
Chandelier. She did not ascertain her name.
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Marine Disaster-Eight Lives Lost.
BosroN, March 19.-The bark Harvest Queen is
ashore at Scituate and eight of her have been
drowned The captain was saved.
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rT~A NOTICE.
u1s5ssslzSRzss FOR THE PATUKENT RIVER.
The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will resume her
route to the Patuxent River, commencing WEDNE SDAY
MORNING. February 9th, 1861 at O'Clock, and continue
every Wednesday until further notice. Proceeding as far
Returning, will leave Hills Landing every Friday morn.
in4 for Benedict WIN leave Benedict every Saturday
morning at ociock for Bamore-caling all the usual
Ian ugs the Rive, also at Fair Haven Plum Point
going returning :
fr4-N M L, WEEMS. Master
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IT.
through WILLIAM FISHER Il Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
Tho New York Tribune of this morning saws.

Tho New York Tribune of this morning says:
The Stock market presents but few points interest
for the day. The business in Federal Securities State
Stocks, and Railway Bonds continues brisk and well
distributed, and prices upon the whole well main
tanned The Federal loan of 1881 sold fraction lower
than Saturday, but rmer at the close. The
ket still shows absence of speculative vitality but
there is pressure of stock for sale and consequently
while there to be little to attract buyers there is
inquiry the part of holders to dispose of their
stocks. New York Central the most active of those
dealt at the First Board and the result of the
ton slight decline In other Stocks the
tons very small and feeling of tameness and in
difference prevailed throughout the session. The Western
shares generally show moderate decline as compared
with Saturday, and dull. There is dsagreeabe
feeling of uncertainty as to the future prevailing through
out the business community and its effect is plainly vs
BILE in the operations at the Stock Exchange The foreign
exchange market is still rmer, and the tendency is to
higher quotations Sales of sterling made this
ing at 106h for bankers bills but the demand active
enough to warrant the expectation of further advance
and at the close 107 the asking Freights-The
market quiet and rates tend downward To Liverpool
rs 900 bushels in bulk and bags at I'D 200 boxes
bacon at 35s; 1000 bbls -four at IS, 15(3s Sd 1000
bushels in bulk at 11d., the ship to haul to the
Atlantic dock; "a 900 bushels wheat, at IL I'd in bulk
and I'D in bbs: $50 bills rosin at 3s d. To London
900 bushels wheat, in bulk, at l3d.
The following the fOotings of the New York Bank
statement for the past week compared with those of the
paal--
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Tunetarp an0 commercial Rfbith.


TUESDAY. March 10, 1861.
1891 Bait 6s. go, c&p-96 500 shs. North State
1000 N. C. RI BIDS, NJ. Co. 20
'S5-524 500 shs. Guilford NJ
rs shs. B. & o. RR.- GA Co. 80
40 shs. BALTIC Fire 200 shs. Springfield
Insurance Co.-204 Mining Co. 3
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A NHRONOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
ES- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OFF TIRE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
~ ". rratt street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGE EMIT FORW E. Il G.
BLUNT, New York fe22-tf
MEDICINE CHESTS.
fine assortment of MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on
hand at moderate prices.
Old ones replenished at shortest notice by
W. Fl. READ, Druggist,
63 Broadway,
n29-u one door South of Pratt, Baltimore
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BOARD OF TRADE.

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month Of March
W. II. ID c. WRIGHT,
J. A. SHRlVER, HUGH SISSON,
EDW'D G. MCDOWELL, JNO. WALKER.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW Y0Rk March Ig-Colton Is frm-sales Of 5000
bales at 12Gl2H cts Flour is quiet-sales of IL 900
bills; State $5o5@5.l5 Ohio $5.5o@5 60; Southern
$6a595.70 Wheat is frm-sales of 100000 bushels;
Chicago Spring $116Gl 90 Milwaukee Club $1.241l 25;
white Kentucky 81 65; red Western $131; white 81 446
$15o. Corn is rm-saes of 81 900 bushels mixed esT
cts Lard is dull at g@10 cts Whisky is dull 17K
I'm cts. Sugar is steady; Muscovado 4x(95 cts;
Havana IN es, Rosip 10 steady Of $l2o@l,2b Frighti
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE.

mi hFIUhIIUN WAREHOUSE,
~ CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
Inc most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers
and where the best every in the
teal line be found: and positively the only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUME NTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Chronometers for sale or hire.
JAMES T. KEMP K CO.,
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