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BALTIMORE MARKETS. March, -.

7, COFFEE notice sales today of $50 bags Rio
E E aGrey EagI and ct 4.5 bags do EX Adelaide
IN gold to-day has somewhat strengthened the
market, but we still quote as follows, viz: Rio at
I199l8 cts gold for common; 19@2Oc gold for fair to
at 2l}l@25 cts gold and Java at 2s@2s5S cts gold.
FLOUR:-The market remains quiet, the sales
Washington yesterday the bids for the Flour alver
tsed for by the Subsistence Depa tment opened
and it was found that 800 bbls No. and No. were
offered, the No. at from 5000 to $40 50. and the
No at from 1910 to $l025 . Dbl. All the No. of
fered at $lO45 and under, and all the No offered at
considerable portion which was from Baltimore par
ties. We quote before:-Howard street at $8qS.75
for common to choice Super 5000 for Extra; 12g
to choice Super SS.75@9.50 for common to good Ex-
ira; Sll@l2 for Family and City Mills at $S@s75 for
SG od to eh H S Super & tor standard Extra
the tn II Rio IN market Baltimore Family is now selling
baSd i and ba rb eTs5 % and other Ghoeq
Si i g g Dbl We continue to quote Rye Flour
S a9 la and Corn Meal at 1915 . Dbl for Baltimore
GkAlNi-The receipts of Grain were very light
a aGxn1se eo1qa ns suhPes being still kept back by the
water now for two or fbpss been No arrivals by
aand q and urn m for prime lots Red may be qusted
Choice Ct and wh 20" at gGSa s sE9 and s.
cts for prime and choice parcels lot of $50 bushels
fir white sold to-day at $40 cts Corn sold today
but the transactions were quite limited Of oofs
there were about l.00O bushels sold at 5000 cts, but
although there was some Rye offered no sales yere
reported. We quote Maryland as before at 65@70
cts, and Pennsylvania at rs cts.
M0LASSES.-Molasses is very dull. We hear of
no sales whatever but we quote hominaly as fol-
lows viz Cuba clayed at 40945 cts; do. Muscovado
at $1,000 cts English Island at 5000 cts; and Porto
Rico at 5000 cts p gallon.
PROVISIONS.-The advance in gold has impaired
a little more frmness to the market; but there is
nevertheless very little doing. Bulk shoulders are
steady at Ia cts, but sides are quoted to day at l4@
19a cts: Bacon is in moderate demapd and steady at
3 &C e' 81 ioE shoulders l6@l61 cts for Sides and
bling lots. Mess Pork has advanced at New York,
and Is quoted here to-day at $265O@27 per bbl but
me demand ior Il Is very limited Lard is still held
a 1oIo24 cts Tor western but there is none selling
There is an inquiry for provisions from abroad and
an export demand is looked for should gold again
improve. e e
RlGE;-hice Is very quiet. but we quote as before
East India at 914@sA cts, and Carolina nominal at
SuGAhS;-There has been some movement to dav
in Sugars the sales including IS hhds Demerara at sI
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FEARFUL. STORM IN lNDaANA.
Bridge Blown DGWM-A Train Falls
Through the Break.
[From the Cincinnati Gazette, q

From the Cincinnati Gazette, 22II
serious railroad accident occurred near Corners
vile yesterday morning, on the Cincinnati and In
dianapos Junction Railroad, which resulted in the
entire destruction Of the down passenger train Our
informant states that the storm of Tuesday night
very severe about Connersyille. blowing down seve
raj houses and barns and destroying trees and fences
The wind also blew down one of the stone piers OF
water River and otherwise weakened the structure.
The condition of the bridge, it seems not known,
notice being given to the tra from Indianapolis
ing that there was any danger, and the train left
Connersville on time.
The headlight on the locomotive. it appears, was
out of order, and the engineer could not the con-
dition of the bridge, and on. when the locomo-
gage car and two passenger cars were thrown on ton
and completely demolished. The engineer and brake
man, learn, we're severely injured, and some of
ously
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FxHiS lis TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ant-
scriber has obtained from the 0rnbanoS c SUI
Of Baltimore city letters of adminstratanS on NJ
estate Of MYER S0HiFF late Of said city deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with .e
to the subscriber on or before the 10Th day Of Sep
temher next; they may otherwise. by law, be ek
Guided from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment: GirsA under my hand
this Goth day of March 1885 -'''-N -,
FREDERICK A. SCHIFF,
mh2l-laWaw' Administrator,
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At the end Of the week there was stock unused to
the amount OF 81, making s. IS for actual board Il
did not dine out once), and this included the most
expensive meats which might not always care to
get: Tor It is not palsimony that often prefers sir
But this note may be added: Don't buy quaiIs thew
are all gizzard and feathers and don't buy halblt
till you have inquired the price.
1t will also be perceived that beverages are not
mentioned. None of that seven million pounds of
tea shipped from China last September ever came to
my shores If this article were added there would
come in large complications Of furniture and food.
beside the obligation Of being the stairs at early
man, as have seen my sister dodgers.
As to the system of this minute household-if any
should be curious to know-it was to have breakfast
dishes despatched with the dinner vegetables pared,
Mt half-pas nine A. NJ; dinner out of hand by two
p NJ; bread and butter and COchituate precisely at
six ?. M.
The conclusion of this matter is stated as follows
words that should be written in letters of gold The
pecuniary result is, that for less than three dollars
per week and the work, may have the best food
in the market; for three dollars and no work one
may have the very worst in the world
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Electricity i'm "a Cotton Mill,

The Lowell (Massl Courier of March %, SAYS
at is general truth that friction develops elec-
tricity and most worEmen know that a machine belt
at high speed by its friction with the air is highly
electrified. 1t has for years been common expert
one hand to a fast going belt and the other to the
open burner. This matter was euriously demon
strated in the Appleton Mill of this city On We'd
premises were carefully searched, and small guam
tity of cotton lint inside belt CASING was found on
four inches of belt some fifteen inches wide and
moving some two hundred and twenty revolutions a
minute In the beam was iron bolt, the head of
which was toward the belt. From the belt to the
bolt was passing stream of electric sparks, which
mad set the cotton lint on FIRE. After attending to
this case Mr. Motley the agent opened the casing of
similar belt in another mill The beam in this case
was fourteen inches from the belt but the stream of
electric sparks was at once jumping across the
beam. although it had not set fire to anything. Per-
haps some Of the cases of fire from supposed snon-
taneous combustion are due to electricity from ma
chinery. The subject is interesting one for nves-
tisation and probably profitable one."
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Enlp0rss-Coasswise.

Savannah-schr Fannie-1l bales yarns, Hay &
MeD, Philadelphia; 2 cases cigars Fisher & Bro;
bales cotton, Norris i Baldwin; % boxes mdse Joyce
Herring. Philadelphia; 20 do do. j. R. Anderson &
Coz, IS do do, Woodward, Baldwin 4 Co; do do,
Coulter & Co.; l6 tons scrap IRON j. r. Anderson 4
Bro: 2 bdls rope. +, Robsoni u Dbl bacon, pkge
pigs feet G. w. Lord.
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PAGES ,EELT, CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
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is the best in uss and has been well known for 81
toon yaars.
We guarantee all new work fer Ave years.
It is bettor than Tin and eosts half as much.
Old Roofs repaired st short notice.
We are the only manufacturers Of ROOFING MA
TERlALS in Maryland, all Of which NO koep con-
stautly On hand for sale
TIN ROOFS and IRON PENJES painted with
oaE PATENT 5AEAFRINE NAEETSH.
90 II tzS +,"i.L,s eE.pH
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Or
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Sent by express anywhere, by addressing
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ga Struggle for Shelter,

Somebody in the April Atlantic, under the above
heading. discusses problem of life recurring
and ever interesting. 1t is story of experience
in housekeeping alone. and of the revelations
are most astonishing. We quote few passages.
To begin housekeeping proper. will need at
least bread-k and tumbler, gridiron and ndi
vidual salt-cost eghty-four cents Ny list also in
cludes for kitchen and table use
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The aforementioned gridiron, &c.

S4.li
To this should be added small iron frying pan
for the grayied meats The quart pail usually did
duty for vegetables, the saucepan for soup, while
primo chops and steaks appeared from the gridiron.
Teaspoons are not included nor any tea things what
five dollars gives full housekeeping apparatus with
pretty white crockery enough to invite q dinner
guest
: The nrn1zi sinns for 1xaelc yznra
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TOR ACCO.

l. OS Il wv
g. ". GAIL. osRIsr1AE AZ.
G. w. GAIL & Ak,
Aansyaoiss ers Of all kis.ds Of
Smoking, Fine Gut Chewing Tobacco
ard SNUFF.
ALSO.
Importers OF Pipes, Snuff Boxes,
&c., &C., go.
NO. % BARRE STREET,
Be.t0eer Charles aaI LIGHT Streets,
BALTIMoRE. ND.
G. Y. GAIL. oHRIerIAE AK, GEORGE :. KuCuLER
Baltimore. R4ltsmoTe. Ne1o YoT1,
GAIE, AK 81 KUCRLER.
Tobacco and Commission House.
g. W. GAIL @ AX7S MGNUFAgTURES,
BALTIMORE.
ITS and It's WATER STREET. near Maiden Lane
aul4-tf NEW YORK.
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q Il. 5SHAtSS51SE
~ BALTIMORE
OFFICE No. z SOUTH FREDERICK sTREhI -
Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europe
the certain. speedy, and only etfectua remedy
in the world for Weakness Of the Back or Limbs
Structures, Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder
involuntary Discharges lmpotency, General Debil-
Confusion Of Ideas Palpitat2n OF the Heart, Tmid-
lty, trembling, Dlmness OF Sight or Giddness Dis
eases OF tho Head, Throat Nose or Skin, Affections
Of the Liver Lungs, Stomach Or BQweIs-those terri
secret and solitary practices more aLal to their VIC
tins than the song Of Syrens to. the Mariners OF
Ulysses, hightiUg their most brilliant hopes or an
tcipations, rendering MARRIAGE &c, impossible.
Office No. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street, q few doors from
the corner Fail lot to observe Name and Number.
Letters must contain STAMP. oc4-H
TAR. A. EEUEF, of Paris, still continues his sue
NJ cessful treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents of Baltimore in advanced stage of the
disease are now rapidly reG9yeTiag and can be re-
terTed to; Apply at his OFFICE. Southeast corner
land. iel9-ly
HRls. A. EsUEE, Graduate Of the Medical FacuI-
~ tg Of Paris Eranee) Member Of the Medical
discoverer of the only Remedies for Diseases OF pr
gate character, without Mercury or noxious drugs
Recent cases cured IN from Y to 4S hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, inveterate and constitutional
diseases such as have been abandoned as incurable
adopted by him is that which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its uni
YeFSal success IN pracDce OF ~ has proved,
beyond Doubt that the worst cases readily yield,
and thoroughly removed at once and forever from
the system especially all eases of constitutional de-
bility; nervous diseases which late turns to
consumption, and all the evils entailed by certain
Iernicious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
or marriage, and to those who suffering the evil
effects Of improper indulgences, Of whatever kind,
H0W re perfectly restored to natural health and
yig0r, in brief period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience can be relied on. No ororbitant
or uHprojessianGl charges.
Distant Patients consulted By letter and remedies
forwarded that can DO taken in tho most convenient
and private manner.
Office southeast corner OF FAYETTE and FRED
ERICK STREETS. ie1q-Iy
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BILL entitled an Act to aid in the reorganization
of St. Johns College.
Whereas. The visitors and governors of ST. Johns
College have had restored to them the College build
ings and premises which have been occupied by the
Federal Government since October eighteen hundred
and sixty-one for military purposes, and are about
to resume their collegiate course construction there
in therefore
Section |. Be il enacted BY the General Assembly Of
Marvdnd, That tho conditions annexed to the sever
al appropriations for the payment of the annuity of
three thousand dollars to that college contained in
the several general appropriation bills heretofore
passed,be, and the hereby repealed; and the
Treasurer upon the warrant of the Comptroller, be-
and he is hereby authorized and required to pay to
the order of the said visitors and governors these uS
pended appropriations.
Section 2. And be it enacted That the Treasurer on
the warrant of the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and directed in addition to the sum of
three thousand dollars. now annually paid to the
said visitors and governors to pay to their order the
sum of twelve thousand dollars annually, on and
after the first day of June eighteen hundred and six
ty-eight, for and during the term of five years
Section 3. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage. mh22-IW
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VWNHE PROGRESsIvEEVENI SCHOOT,
Ill at Professor KNAPP'S Institute, Nos. %. 81 and
80 Holiday street, opens each evening at O'clock
Pupils will please be punctual at the hour Circu.
LARS can he obtained ut the Institute fe6-tf
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A BILL entitled an Act amendatory Of an Act en-
titled an Act to establish and endoW an Agricul-
tural College in Maryland passed at January SEES
sion, eighteen hundred and ffty-six
seven" and of supplement act passed at January
session, eighteen hundred and ffty-ejght chapter
two hum red and sxty-fve.
SECTION /. BE 1t enacted By the General assembly
o. Maryland, That the Treasurer, upon the warrant
OF the Comptroller, be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to pay to the Board of Trustees of the
Maryland agricultural College," the sum of forty
i've thousand dollars, the said to be payable in
each the first of said nstallmens to be paid on the
hIst day of April eighteen hundred and sixty-six
and the balance in equal instalments the first
day OF April, eighteen hundred and sixty-seyen and
the hrst day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, respectively; the said amount of forty-fve
thousand dollars to be appropriated by the Trustees
to the liquidation OF the present Indebtedness of the
said college, and the purchase of furniture and APP
paratus for the SAID college, provided the trustees OF
the said Maryland Agricultural College shall, on or
betor@the first day OF April, eighteen hundred and
sxyslx, make, by good land valid tite) the state
OF Maryland Cequal) joint owner OF the properly o.
every kind and description, real personal, and i&eu
now owned by the said college. ..
Section z. BE ItenGcted, That upon the acceptance
OF this Act by the majority OF the stOckholrLS az
meeting to be called and held in pursuance OF the ACT
OF incorporation, the trustees OF sad coLesS, dIe
hereby authorized and fully empower ~ f ~
good and valid title, the State OF MaT9ah9 equal
joint owner in all the property OF ever Au anu ue1
scription both real personal and mixed, now owned
by the said Maryland Agricultural College.
Section 8. Be Il enacted mat SO ulqch OF the thlrd
section of the act of eighteen hundred and fifty six
chanter ninetvsegen ald the second section of the
act of eighteen hundred and iiy-elght chapter two
hundred and sixty-fve which requires the Board of
Trustees to consist of twenty-five trustees one from
each county, and one from the city Of Baltimore
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Committee Of Arbitration TOR March.
HENRY JAMES.
GEORGE S. BROWN, BENZ. F. GATOR,
W. A. WILLIAR, SAMUEL HAzLEHuRsT.
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6AeFTgE ORA L E9sE 7SERCEAE sGEAMd
y BOAT COMPANY, FLAENIGAN'S WHARF,
BALTiH0zEs September e. 1866.
4

statement having ooeu circulated among the
p,arcartiIe community tASt tho "GOHMERCfALn
nv outside line of Steamers between this port and
Nov York. has been onig estsoiished temporarily,
and is to be Withdrawn ri tbs convenience Of the
owners tho undersigned wighe5 to correct such mis-
statement. and gives assurance to merchants and
shippers generally between hsSs ports thai arrsrps-
ments have beeI completed 70 keep up REGULAR com
nunicatiod for !sce years.. The extensive docks at
Pier rs? i N?F:h kiyer. New fork, and Flannixsnia
Gnd afford dock accommodation un9nrnasscd Nv any
line N eithsr port Ihrea 8rst elias freight Stoam-
eTs. y5s the SEA GULL. FALCON, and KING
s15AEhg wiz mske regular and rsIi8 connection,
=o4 VIA dsliy2r Freislt sc5oTdiDs q b te!ns Of
-h@pGsos Gahaa Mat .iNa$
J2HU@ 5 EMCLE.
efSS-&r -~a7 cent
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DENTISTRY.

s WincEaeII's Steam Dental
TFJA Establishment,
r--.-1- LLH No. 1872 SARATOGA ST., NEAR EUrAw.
TEETH inserted on American English and French
Vulcanite for only $40, $40, $50 PER SET
DR.. e. G. WINCHELL (recently from Paris hav-
ing purchased the house l62 Saratoga ST. has opened
the largest and most complete Dental Office and Lab
oTaory in the United States and will insert Artificial
feet in every respect, at the above extremely low
prices. Filling Teeth made speciality, having had
10 years successful practice in the city of Wheeling
Dr. Wnchel does not hesitate say that he can cure
all ordinary cases Of toothache without the slightest
pain, and restore the teeth to health and usefulness
through life. Best Of references given. Call and
see specimens. ja5-ly
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va e Us - 11fSssIs8cs 2iis, aaylng been appoint
npJ ST. So Agent feE the sale of "oNETLL'S PHILA-
tt; Ia AhtG, Is prepared to furnish dealers in
auanthss required. Tsss Ale osarcnt:oG eotal to
ny isTs ss i"s cotis. Orders solicited. No charge
F1s aonssfsi constant supply on hand
JAS. .. LIPPINCOTT,
n37-1 ps. S. "a HSsasIsson sGfeets
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FOR SAVANNAH, GA.

THE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
STEAMSHIP. COMPANY'S STEAMERS are now
running as lows:-Leaving Baltimore from Union
Dock, foot of Concord street. EVERY THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock.
Returning, they will leave Savannah for Baltimore
EVERY THURSDAY.
Goods for Augusta, Ca. and the interior, consigned
to our agents in Savannah La Roche & West, will be
promptly forwarded.
For freight or passage having good accommoda-
tons, apply to -
JAMES B. ANDREWS, Agent
Office So Light st. wharf and foot of Union Dock.
n. BAH bills of lading signed at the steamer.
NH h-tf
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1866.
SHIPPING.

&@% WELLS, FARGO d CO.,
$500 NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EYCHA NGE OFFICE,
No. "a Broadway, N. Y.
Exchange for sale on California.
Agents in Baltimore, PENDERGAST, FENWICK
d CO., n Smiths Wharf up stairs. mh22-tf
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xR FOR CHARLESTON, sc.
sSEA PENDERGAST'S LINE,
A== To sail FRIDAY, Both Instant
The fine schooner FLYING SCUD, McNamar.
master, is now loading at head of Smiths dock, and
will sail as above. For freight or passage apply to
PENDERGAST, FENWICK CO.,
II Smiths dock, up stairs
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton, WILLIS & CHIsOLM. mh2S-tf
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xr For CHARLESTON. 8. G,
NR4FA PENDERGAST'S LINE.
ie=s- To sail with dispatch the clipper schooner
vESTA, Geo. X. Dixon, master, having large por-
ton OF her cargo engaged will have quick despatch
For freight or passage apply to
PENDERGAST, FEN & CO.,
n Smiths dock. up stairs.
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton, WILLIS &c CHIsoLM. mh28-tf
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SEWING MACHINES:
GROVER 81 BAKERS
FIRST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH
Sewing Machines

Wherever known the GROVER Il BAKER's Saving
Machine is acknowledged to be superior to all Others
They require no reHindng of thread; are more sim
Pic and more easily managed than any other always
ready for work. and do varieties Of work which 70
other machine pretends to do
ne SPEAK from experience when We say that after
must accord to that Of Grover i Baker the pre-
emlnenee Those indispensable features of sewing
strength uniformity, and elaSticty-aIl Of which are
brought out In this Incompatible invention, make il
ne nrst sewing machine in the country.-Esx Fori
ChTtsscH Advocate and Ja,r,4a3 =
mh22-2w iSI R1ITruopv S,,vp~
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%@& FOR CHARLESTON, q, G.
saaaaaaaaaHs BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
To sail WEDNESDAY NOON, 18th inst,
The A Steamship
CUMBERLAND"
E. c. REED Commander.
Is now receiving freight at Flannigan's wharf and
will sail as above.
For freight or passage apply to
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & Co.
II Smiths wharf up stairs
n. B.-All freight engagements must be- made at
our Office for which permits viii be given Bills of
lading signed at Steamers Office
Agents in Charleston. WILLIS h CHTsoLM mh27- 2t
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NwEDIGsNE CHESTS FOR sRIPPENG.-
I'VE NEW CHESTS kept ready for sale or fitted up
to order.
OLD CHESTS reaienished. promptly, neatly. and
st low rates by BENJAMIN 7. WEIGH,
PharmacGutist,
No. G3 South Broadway.
is l-iiIa Cns door South of Pratt ST. Baltic