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THE END OF A DEFAULTER.
Curious story of "a New York Financi;
Operation.

Curious story of "a New York Financial
Operation.
The New York correspondent of the C;oo;nnot;
Commercial says:
In the announcement of deaths published nv one
or two OF our papers Monday, appeared the infor-
nation that Phillip Burrows died recently in a
Town t, IN Italy. but 1t seems to have escaped the
usual retentive memory of our public that quite a
long tale hangs upon this little item of mortu3ry
news; Tor this same morbund individual was once n
lawyer OF some prominence here, enjoying largo
and lucrative practice and in the confidence of many
OF our heaviest capitalists and real estate owners lie
was the counsel for the Van Rensselaers, A T. Ste
wart, and Others in his day; his brother being while
living, partner OF the great dry goods merchant
In an evil day, however, Philip Burrows went hack
on both his clients and his character. by suddenly
eioplng tor parts unknown taking with him large
amount OF money temporarily intrusted to his care
by several estates, quorum magma urs was the hand
some sum OF half a million of money belonging to
Stewart as the purchase price of the magnificent Me-
trOpoiltan Hotel then just bought by Mr. S. for the
sum named Burrows was at the time acting for both
parties to the transaction, and upon delivery of the
deed OF the property, promptly placed in funds
by the purchaser But the temptation was too strong
to be resisted and the legal gentleman ncOntinenty
packed up his duds gathered together what little of
other peoples funds he could get at handiIy, and
started for Tuscany where such things as requsions
and extradition nuisances are ignored.
1t is said that two of his victims followed
him up with sharp stick; but when they came to
bring law to bear upon him, he was swift enough to
turn the tables upon them, whereby they not only
lost their suit, but had to foot heavy costs In respect
to the METROPOLITAN Hotel matter. rumor says that
the Van RensselearS did not get u dollar for that
handsome property. The buildings have cost them
nearly 5OOO TO erect not to speak OF the value of
the lots upon which they were built, their profits on
the sale worse than infntesimal. All this
occurred fifteen or twenty years ago; and meanwhile
Burrows has been living in Italy like nabob on the
results of his ill-gotten treasure-another of the
family of eXiles to whom such names as Schuyler,
Fowler Swartwout ct id oBae genus have lent sort
oflustre."
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Observation-Disclosures.


Norfolk-Steamer Thomas KesO-39 bales cotton.
Griffin Bros & CO.. do do, McCleish, Rives Co.;
DO No. do Geo A Cox 4 Co. p Do DO P elements,
cases wire, NJ Keith. Jr " Son; 20 cases mdse Is
bdls paper Wheelwright. Nudge & Co.; Is case
ndse. IL bbls soda, Thomson & Block e. eases taeks
Pennlinan u Wight; II doz shOvels and spades, " j
Wilmer Coz 10 mats peanuts. Darby x Co.; Is cases
mdse. v. II Crawford K Co.; 81 bdls seves 81 cases
smith; l92 dog pals, coils cordage, cases brushes
. boxes handles. c. W. Lord 00dOors 10 bds blinds
= DO sash. Geo O. Stevens u Co.. II pkgs castings
cases metal. Coleman 4 Bailey: I42 bbis bone coal
Weekt Woods Co; ~ empty kits W R. Griffith
Co o'GpkES muse BaitlInore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany 600 do do so bbls apples 80 do onions sundry
persons.
Wilmington. N. C.--Steamship Ellie Knigb.-6
bales cotton, Spencer Reid: IA do do HOPKINS 4
Co. u do, Griffin Bros. a. Co; IS do do c. + Men
denhal \ Coz IA do do; II do sheetings, j. s. Barring
Son; bales cotton yarn, Hopkins & Janney; pkes
roots j. T. England; tons pig iron, S. S. Lee g do
do IS bbs copper ore, J. Rytenberg AZ bbls spirits
iurpentine, j. Corner Sons: so do do, benson &
Quincy chest NJ j. Dekassitt; 81 boxes tobacco, j.
hlng, il, II bags peanuts. j. Brandt, Jr.
Schr. Swann-52 bbs rosin. 10 FORCES. &C., Hopkins
Bosten--Sehr. Angenoria-1OO tons guano, 800 bbls
oCogrers Landing. N. C,-schr Alice Curtis-26o,
COO shingles
EmpOr9s-F0re5gn
st. Johns, P R.-Br. brig Elconora-3g5 hhds
Ahrens. =
Pitt Sons; II chains. order; bdls scythes, Ward
Bros; y crates earthenware, Asbury & Young; ,
casks do ?. Wight q Sons; u do, grain. Foard &
salt. L. L. Brauns & Co.. 20 eases mdse 264 boxes tin
plate, 50 bbls. beer 1916 empty bags order.
ood Rio dc JangrP1llcO bags coffee. Thomas Pierce
wv 90, d9;, J. l.: PhlppS Co., New York; l box
birds, L. w. Kraft, New York.
EXD0rts-EOreiSn.
misunderstanding Somerset-7O7 bales cotton
100 ticrces lard $500 boxes bread, pkgs roots bb
flour, l'5 cases oysters, l,7OS bushels corn.
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COFFEE-There has been considerable inquiry
to-day for Coffee and offers for several large lots
have been made, including the cargo of the ANA
zon" but beyond the sale of 100 bags Rio the terms
for which did not learn. we have heard of no
transactions. The feeling in the market is rather
heavy but we still quote follows, viz Rio at l79
1ST cts gold for common; 1920 cts gold for fair to
good 204@2l cts gold for prime and choices Laguayra
at 215923 cts gold. aud Java at 2S9281a cts gold.
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sesSH-

,AW And REAL ESTATE OFFICE-F.
Ingt0n and st. Paul SITS. Entrance ID door on ":
rau street Professional business attended to IN az
ne Courts OF Baltimore and State Of Mar{ sol9
houses, Farms, and Ground Rents bought anu solo,
Loans Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale IN
West Virginia and Pennsylvania also CG na5 ian9
Mineral Lands leSs-R
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Supposlng the movements at other ports to about
balance, we have thus excess of exports over i'm
ports for the last four weeks of nearly S0O0 COO in
gold value. This movement takes no account of the
expectation of 5-20's during the month, which have
e e made to limited extent, nor Of remita1ces
from London on account Of railroad loans, both Of
which increase the balance in our favor. The pros
pect Tor the next few weeks is in favor of continued
large shipments OF cotton and of increased export
81 produce. consequent upon the opening of nayisa
uon Wnlie the lmpOrtatiOns are likely to fall off
materially, so that the balance is likey to become
still more IN our favor during tho next two months.
Under these clrcumstsnces the export of specie is
apparently not to, be thought Of The probability,
indeed, would rather appear to no in favor of a flow
of gold to this side/of the Atlantic AID it is doubt
less in view of this prospect that orders have been
sent to Europe from this port for gold.
By the city Of Paris. we learn that on the ed of
March. at the London Stoe- Exchange Consos closed
at 8624@DS64 Five twentes were firm at 1I@7i3s
Illinois Central at 80 Erie at 4@5554 The money
market was rather active, but the Bank of Eng
land rate remained at per cent, and the excitement
caused by the prospect of and by the failure of
the Joint Stock Discount Company had only pro-
duced temporary effect.
The value of the imports at Boston fol, the week
ending March 81 was $l.600,000. and the duty upo Il
them will probably be near $4,000.
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aAFEICE OF ~ ~ VdiyEGEEEsCEAF. sTEAMs
s-s BOAT COMPANY, El,ANNldAg'S WHARF,
BALTLsg%E, September "a 1866,

statement having bssa circulated among thu
mercantile community that the "COh{MERCTATH
or outside line OF STEAMERS between this mort s15
N9w York. has boen Onlg established tenporariIy'
snd ia TO bV withdrawn 81 me coGv.uiepce Of tbs
oTnsYs tee En9srsEned TisneS % correct such nis-
shippers gunersly between thsg pcrtg that a7rsnse
ments nave gseL conn tste e s6ep up regular com.
launiGate9 lor 3,i;s FeGTe. TIE extensive DOCKS az
Ei5t No. Il NORTH hlyst, New York anJ ElagniSsnis
whs5I N aImore have oeea lsaaed for that period
line n either peEt, Three rst ,gss fsigSt StsaIa-
sr T-I W. LhS SEA GULL FALCON, and EYEG-
siS.Lsf'! Tlh mSse rsEalar snd rapid connection,
khapLaSaE dclinG N 81 sipss ~ --
s.s. TknoF Z. sb1ULL..
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4&GGE E&a4 EI'tg5,

FACES EELI, u&dJsE afJg GEaV Il. ROOy-
ma
Y the bSst IL u1. and hs+ bs5a usr <ncaa FOR fl
Lueu yoaC1.
We guarantee all aaw wot6 iof ivs years.
II IS better than Tin. and aCa.s half SIS much.
Old Roofs repaired ct short Lotiaa.
Va are the only nanulag5.cers OF H .OFryyg MA
TER AIS IL Maryland. ali Of VIII m 70 kssp con-
Jtantly aaIS ior sale. WA
ItH E"&ES e1& lt>n9 sEHG.s8 paiu.sd with
on Fss'ssf' = EA}s~ ,f ~ = iEETSH.
~, FtE. bros CO.,
- sg-E
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The new Opera House at Cincinnati will
be on an entirely new and original plan. There will
be no stairs to ascend in reaching the auditorium
the stage parquette and dress circle will be on the
ground floor with such facilities for egress, that
large an audience ever was congregated within a
place of public resort in that city, may, in case of
need, be clear of the house in three minutes,
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AFFICE OF TIRE CITY REGISTER,

~ ocr,-r ~ BALTIMORE, Nj arch %, 1866
GLOSlNG AN ALLEY BETWEEN CAREY AND
REPUBLICAN STREETS,
The Commissioners for Onening Straats b.y;,
made return of their corrected statement for closing
an alley north Of Lexington street, between Carey
gwen, that the said statement, with ACCOMMODATING
IKE e d. WI b remain at this office for thirty days from
from NAV be- made To ne which time appeals there
mhB-1aw4w Civ p ad;st,
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EiGD4CA
a. k'IkENGG'fi 10 Gs2s. TT-A1!
~ YOUTH TO TIE AGED
or
LIFE REJ UFENATOR.

va AAaa4HNsAi 10 A'-[. bA!.A.t
80 ~ A'N-1 N'LD
BTOKaENh
on
xH>Ihis rrerrrat'5n IS 5l1a97Ia'Ir3 sq Fsi,v-a,,
tor and Restorer Of Wasted Or 3e-t ITEMS
The feeble, the aged and all those who have in any
Way impaired their vitality By excessive mental or
physical application. Will find rEo Niclrcvo ~, 10
what its naIae iInplcg a Life EriuTanet ~ ~
while it builds up the shattered constitution Viii also
belong 10 youth '''-'''' ''i4 etS' WHICH
No Ingttcr BY what cause any organ has become en-
remove that s9ns. nj orce ana lIoI@ha 'lon wiz
T5EGs55 zE=J,f
CURES GENERAL. DEBILITY. NERVOUS IN
CAPACITY pTSpFpSIA EEsR FS5T0V dSI
on Eppy'TTT5{ NV 81 70 ne n SIR itSo
MENTAL fNb6JFTCF ETbTf5TIlGttH5 TN x 1
III HAS 4 MOST DELTGHTFIII DF&TTi II HI Il
ANN NOIrr5i ~ T ~ Dos - III, 4 a ~
system: and ali Who arc IN any ~ N +h Pq9
naryos iisabif;es ara o. M jS -" g,"a,IaSoa ~
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o. vi. DIlUAbJ .,
General Passenger Agent

~, E ElTzE5:iga YORK ROAD RAiA.
tzSgSg' p :sSza55sT WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 5th, cars will
leave CIty Hall at each hour, from A. ii. to 7P. NJ
except L noon.
Night car for Towsontown at II P. NJ.
Leave TowsOntown every hour from A. NJ. to 7
P. NJ. except u noon noe
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Cattle Market. Anrii

The receipts of beef cattle reach about 1900 head
this week. The demand is fair and prices fully &c =
IL higher, extra Pennsylvania and Western selling at
from Is to l7c the latter rate for choice fair to good
at l4dlI12c and common at from 10 to l3c a h. as 20
quality. The market closed firm within the above
range of prices.
Sheep aro in fair demand at former rates. 500
head arrived and sold at from to cents b gross
as to quality.
Cows are rather better so head sold at Si5@65 for
springers and $6O@SO per head for milch COWS
HOgs-Priccs are without change A bout 800 head
sold at the different yards at from Sl3 to SIS the 100
lbs net.
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Markets.

crude nominal at 2i@25 cts.refned 800 cts on the
SPOT, and 4S cts, for, May delivery Flour dull
" heat MISUNDERSTANDING scarce and unsettled and
steady Coffee, Rio, 100000 cts. in geld. Whisky
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RAILROAD NOTICES


March Gp 2 e. ls st's sTo G daiiy t2a5s
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
r MAIL TRAIN viii leave Baltimore daily Except
Sunday at $50 A. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN will
ls@ys oSM9iM G11eHqRai9g Sgnd2 at 10 P NJ and ths
for Wheeling daily at 6.45 A. NJ. except Sunday,
These trains connect at Belar and Parkersburg for
I'LL f ff o"t RGGoa a9f GG4fS TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at $50 p NJ (excopt Sunday.
East-Leayes Frederick at IT'S A. III. daily, Sun
The ELIfGoTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Balt-
more az 40 and 10 A. NJ, and $50 P NJ, and Eli
colts Mills st TAO a. NJ, and 11.30 A. 81. and 90
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 40. 7.05, S45 and 9.45 A. NJ,
and 3, lis, and 745 P. NJ. On Sundays at 40 and
S.45 A. NJ, and 4l5 ana rs P. NJ. Leave Washing,
ton at so, 100 and Ills 4. NJ. and 2l5 4.3O and
!.3O P, NJ: The 945 A, NJ. and 8 p: II. trains only
from Baltimore, and the $40 A. NJ. and 2.45 P, n.
7G5 4. NJ. and 4,l5 P N from baltimore, and the
1880 A. NJ. and $50 P. N. from Washington, connect
with trains on the Annapolis road.
Trains leave Annapolis at $50 A. NJ and $40 T. N.
for Baltimore and Washington.
For further nformetion. tickets OF every kind &c.
ton. or at the Ticket Office. ", P. SMITH,
Master of Transportation.
ca g; Nh .:s; NEW ARRANGEMENT
PHILADELPHt1, WILMINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, March 26, the trains will
leave President Street Depot as follows, viz
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
at $50 A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only at go A. N.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
10 P. NJ.
Accommodation Train for Havre de Grace and in
termediate Stations at AS ?. N.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York ct
6.35 p. NJ.
Express Train for New York at $50 P. NJ.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at SO P. N.
For Salisbury. and intermediate points on Della
ware Railroad take 6.35 P. ". train and for Dover,
Delaware, take the Ito P. NJ. train
feT-tf Annnt
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SsTEAM MARBLE WORKS..
CORk9ER NORTH AND MONUMENT SITS.
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES
MANGEIa9, TABLE TOPS
TILES for floors
and GARDEN STATUARY
N~.".a' &'fiEsE EE0HCp--
'EVO SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

BOUNTY, PENSION,
BACK PAY, Prize MONEY. &c
=. The Widow, Child. Father, Mother, Brother or
S Siister &c. of any Officer, Soldier or seaman who
Bounty, Pension or Back Pay &c Full nfarmntioU
gwen, and sil auch claims promptly collected by
WM. B. HILL,
aoYornp1ont Claim Once
10 W, TGyette street,
az ,v Baltimore, Md.
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HOTELS. ETC

NTOSnELL HOUSE,
"a HOLIDAY STREET.
BALTIMORE
de15-6m A KLEFF ppnppTTrHp
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Inc tribune says
The Bank Statement shows that profits with small
regard to risk is the motto of the majority of bank
managers; The loans up s. 100000. the deposits
show gain of S26OO0O0, the legal tenders ad
of 81 20G0, and the circulation 9 coo gain
The specie show loss Of $2OO0OOO, which has found
its way into the CustomllouSe. No action has beer
taken by the Treasury in regard to the Clearing House
Secretary desires to check speculation the readiest
mode will be found in the payment of the Clearing
House Certificates, which would change twenty-five
millions of call loans held by the banks into an equal
amount of legal tenders to remain idle in bank
named by the Clearing House. The banks have every
sail spread to the breeze, and making dividends
such were never earned when the currency of the
country was on specie basis, and which cannot be
continued when they return to specie again.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
made up to the I'd instant. presents the following
aggregates as compared with those of the previous
week.
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EiYe stoe,k sgnrlset. srnrcl a0.

The market closes, as was generally supposed it
would close rather dull and prices receled from the
high poin; reached on Wednesday. Owing to the rise
in New York last Monday and Tuesday, buyers has
tened back, more less excited and what catt
came in on Wednesday changed hands quick. at
prices at least 4@% z p higher than the ruling rate:
of the previous week. Cattle, however arrived freely
Thursday and yesterday and as the supply for the
full week reaches 5000 head; it viii be judged that
there is lack of beef. On Thursday there was con
soesoblo "h arrnnti in the ynstea4ay
there was still more, so that the Western men, whose
stock came in l"te, had to lower their views or not
sell at all.
The Eastern buyers did not begin to trade until
yesterday and of course ought their supply cheaper
than did their more eXctable competitors. Guided
ny the ruling rates ut the close, think we are no;
justified IN advancing our quotations more than Lc
and perhaps not that much some grades. An ac-
tive trade is looked for next week. because of the
close of Lent.
Freights-Qn beovcs sheep and hogs. from Buffalo
and Suspension Bridge to Albany, 40c 100 lbs: from
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge to New York soc :
zoe lbs. By propeller from Albany to New YORK: cat
tic 81 head, sheep f5c 2 head hogs $50 Z car lead
ford and \ Gw Haven $50 q car load.
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Demand notes, 10 y69,Sli l5,954,S32 Dec. II, So
Sterling Exchange is dull and leading names arc
quoted at New York at lC6l4@l0634, and Francs $50
@5-2SM. The Commercial Adrertiscr says:
The present movements of foreign commerce show
balance of exchanges in favor. and account fOr
the almost total cessation of the shipments of specie
Although the exports are confined an unusual OK
surplus Of Northern produce for expectation yet the
shipments of that staple are moro than sufficient to
make up the deficiency of other commodities By Il
collection of the latest details of the exports Of
ton at Southern ports, enabled to present the
following comparison Of exports and imports for four
weeks of March:
Total exports from New York for four weeks ending
March q 81, 69l 73I
Exports of cotton from New Orleans for
first four weeks of March, estimated at
=, $l15 per 100000
Exports of cotton from other Southern
ports for same period and at same value 100000
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TWICE DAILY. [SanaGy 4. II. Ercegted.)
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, Wash
ington to AQUA Creek and Richmond. FIedcrcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va. connecting
there wi tn trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danyio Railroads. for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington. Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, sc.
Trains leave Camden Station st5.l0 s. NJ and and
AS P. NJ. connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf Sunday morning
excepted at $40 A. NJ and 100 P. NJ. and arrive ia
Richmond at 2.O5 P. n and 4 4. "
THRO CGH 70 RICH &IOND IN TEN HC YRS.
FVtv Miles Shorter and s Rours quicker than cap
other Route.
Be sure and get through tickets via AQUA Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond, at CamGon Station
Baltimore, and ge$ through baggage checks.
Onnibusscs ana baggage wagons always in readi-
ness convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers in Washington city free Of charge.
A. NEEDHAM d. SON.
No. l42 Light street wharf,
General Agents.
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GSs3 Z - t,ExF HsIsilH s ssiS
WINTER SCHEDULE,
On al TR 2ttlE sN&S 6RTh Nqy 3 1865
Leave Baltimore follows:
York Accommodation, No 1..........,... .21 4. II.
Fast Line ................l210 ?. H.
Partition Accommodation, No. l.............l23O "a
YORK do 2.-.......... $50 "
Pitt8buTg and Erie xpress........... in
Pittsburg and 5aira Xpress................. 9i5
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittsbu-g and Elmira Express 7.G9 A. N.
Partition Accommodation, No. 2............. $50 -
York Accommodation, No. 2....,............lGl5 "
East Lima P VI.
Partition Accommodation, No. ]. at bolton $50 e
York ACCOMMODATING, No, 4................. 9.f5 "
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and EInira Express,
will not stop between Baltimore and ParktOn.
Fast Line, Mail end Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays
PttSburg and Erie Express. leave daily except Sat
urdays.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express leaves daily.
Mail End Accommodation Trains arrive daily en-
Emira Express arrives daily except Mondays
Fast Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, PittSburg and Erie Express and
Pttsburg and Elira Express make close connections
burg for Pittsburg Cleveland, Columbus Cncinn att
Indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Wayne, Louis
y will GFG and al Eo9t5 n TIC Ts Ss EoTthwf
Elmra with the New Ycrk and Erie Railroad for
all points in Northern. Central and Western New
York.
For further Information. apply at Calvert Station
J. \. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
GGl8-tS General Passenger Agent.
esq "a; RTCKSBURG AND r0T0-
MAC X. RIO IRA PELLBRS GO[TG SOUTH
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Excess of exports

$3.50
aiue OF same IN gold at lo.......:........ $S $685.
Imports at New Ork for four weeks end
ing March 3l...................... 26 233
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AES. "a - ..E, Of Paris still continues bis sac
Eg cessigi treatment Of CONSU MPIGON. Several
residents Of Baltimore, in advanced stage OF de
disease, are rapidly recovering and can be re-
ferred to- Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corner
Of Fayette and Frederick streets. Baltimore Mary
lAId. is1g-jv
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EAR. S0EgKSTUS
&F BALTIMORE

Office No. s. FREDERICK STREET. loft hand
side COINS from Baltimore street, 8 lev doors from
the corner. Fsii l0t TO observe Name and Number
I!mtfsrS IuuGt cout&in g. stau,p ,n4
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E'OR SAVANNAH, ga.

TIE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S STEAMERS are now
running as foilows:-Leaving Baltimore from Union
DOCK, foot OF Concord street, EVERY THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock
NJ Retqrning they will leave Savannah for Baltimore
Goods for Augusta, Ga, and the interior consigned
to our agents in Savannah, La Roche d West, will be
promptly forwarded
For freight or passage, having good accommoda-
tons, apply to
JAMES B. ANDREWS, Agent
Office IS Light st. wharf and foot of Union Dock
n bah bills oflading signed at the steamer
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Sx~ FGEi CHARLESTON. -. q,
S%E3 PENDERGAST'S LINE.
SAssa% To sail 9Th instant the fine schooner VESTA
Marshall, master, is loading at foot of Spears
Wharf and will sail as above.
For freight or passage, apply to
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & CO.,
Il Smiths wharf. up stairs.
Goods insured cl open policy. Agents in Charles
ton, WILLIS & CBIs0LM. ALT
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SHIPPING.

ENTANTED. = Sa2,5OO ON B0TTOMERY
Wv on the ship "Elyira Owen,' now lying at Glib
Sealed tenders addressed Ship Elvira Owen. will
he received at the office of Messrs. Schaer & koher
No. 50 Exchange Place, until FRIDAY, April 6, ut
3P. NJ. 3. G. KIMME Master
BALTIMORE, April 8. ap4-3tt
WELLS, FARGO d CO.,
;ssSziiaszA:.iias NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EIGHdN GE OFFICE,
No. 81 Broadway, n. Y.
Exchange for sale on California.
Agents IN Baltimore, PENDERGAST, FENWICK
i Co. n Smiths Wharf. up stairs. apl-tf