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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
r. murzzszE.Es.z1 NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT II6 SOUTH EUTA W STREE

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT II8 SOUTH EUTA W STREET.
BALTIMORE.
The NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPOR-
TAT1ON COMPANY is now prepared to forward
Gold and Silver Coin, Currency Parcels and Freight.
Boston, Mass; New York City; Philad eIphia Pa;
Washington, D. c.; Georgetown, D. c.; Harper's Fer
y. Va; Charlestogn, Va; Winchester, Va; Alexan-
t9ersburg, Va. Norfolk, Va; CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va;
9taunton, Va; jackson River, Va; Lynchburg, Va:
Lexington, Va; Danvile, Va; Bristol Tenn: Well
eon, y. G.; Godsboro', N. c.; Eewbern, n C.; Beau
t83rt, n; C.. Morehead City, n. G.; Raleigh N c.;
GG[eensboro N. c. Salisbury, N c.; Charlotte n. c.;
Cn99sWSer 8 c. WindsborO S. c.; Charleston, S. c.;
ana ay Stations the following roads: Winchester
and Potomac r, r. connecting with different points
"a tne valley OF Virginia. Orange and Alexandria
X; H.; Virginia Central R. r.; Richmond and Dan
VlIIe H. NJ Virginia and Tennessee R. R.: Peters,
Burg ana Lyncnburg &. R.; Petersburg and Weldon
w. ~, haielgh and Gaston r. R., Weldon and VIII
mlngto1 X. H., Wilmington and Rutherford R. R..
NORM EarqIlna central 4. r. Charlotte and Column
| bla K. H., Western North Carolina R. R. Atlantic
and North Carolina K. R. As the lines of Railroads
opened, it will extend its business To ali ronts
South in addition to those named and "a fast as NOS
| sible to points in the North and West WV
The tariff Of charges will be based upon fair husi
per centage above the cost of transportation
without being oppressive, nor will it be made less
break down or drive off any rival upon this basis the
Company socits public patronage.
II orders be left at the Office Goods will be sent foE
4 without charge, and forwarded promptly
| NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
PORTATI0N COMPANY
N 3. Office No. 1874 W. Baltimore street. Depot
! No. ll6 South Eutaw street. de2O-tf
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ND d, HOLMES a SONS.
.n". HARDWARE.
AND.
ENGINEER AND MACHINIST SUPPLIES,
CORNER OF Pratt AND FREDERICK STREETS.

Vessels and Steamers Signal Lanterns, Gum,
Hemp and Lubricating Packing, Hose. Gum and
CINE Oilers, Wrenches Steam Whistles, Gongs Screw
Bolts, Nuts and Washers etc. and full assortment
of Builders Hardware and Tools-all of which we
offer at factory prices. Orders for Brass Work at
tended to promptly. fe16-6mo
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QUOTATIONS..
Gray & Judick quote sales at 13129l41 cts, very
few at the outside figure, and sales dull.
McClelland il Logan quote Hogs at 1904 cts; sup
ply moderate and sales dull.
Ripley & Co. quote sales of Hogs at 13913]a cts.
Sam. Wilhelm reports Hogs at l2G14 cts supply
light but sales slow, showing no activity.
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1lP. STEVENS, Attorney at law, N. W. cor. Lex
ington and St. Paul sts. Entrance I'd door on St:
Paul street. Professional business attended to in all
Houses, Farms, and Ground Rents bought and sold,
Loans Negotiated. oil Lands and Leases for sale ip
West yiEsinia and PsapylFania' also, Goal and
Mineral Lands, teSa-iR
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Savannah Cotton Statement. March 10.
'lOcK on HaHu MATCH 10. IF,lJf 664
Boston Markets, March L..

FcnraThe reeegts since yesterday have been H.
65 bbls Flour &c, III bush Corn 10 $50 do Oats and
5000 do Shorts. The demand for Flour continues
moderate, prices remain the same We quote West
ern Superfne at S7@7.50 common Extras at IS. so
az; medium do at $975@1l and good and choice in
GLIDING favorite St: Louis brands, at SI1.25@i725
per Dbl! Southern Flour , continues 9qiet. Corn is
at S5@SS cts per bushel and Southern yellow at $50
80 cts. Oats are selling at 60@62 cts per bushel for
Northern and Canada. and $1,000 for Prince Edward
Island; Rye at IS cts9$l per bushe. Shorts SHOPS;
Fine Feed $30@33 and Middlings $35(936 per ton
Propisions-Pork is dull and in moderate demand
at S22@285 for Prime; $2sgSO for Mess. and $3@33
for Clear, cash Beet ranges from STOPS per Dbl for
Western; Lard 1S24@l91! cts in bbls and tierces,
and smoked Hams l9@l93 cts per b. Butter is SELL
ing at 4OG55 cts, and Cheese l72S cts per H. as to
quality.
New York Markets.
New YORK, March l5-Cotton firm; sales 500 bales
at Al cts Flour is DULL sales 10000 bbls State at 81
@S.20; Ohio $S.35@11; Western S7@gS.30; Southern
dull sales Of $50 bbls at IS. 75@1550; Canadian dull
sales of 800 bbls at S760@ll75. Wheat steady sales
Of $1,000 bushels; new Milwaukee Club $liS@l74.
Corn has advanced c for mixed sales of 900 bush
els at 75@7S cts. Pork heavy; Mess $685. Lard is
buoyant at l614@19 cts. Sugar heavy Coffee dull
Naval Stores dull. Petroleum is lower at 25@g26 cts
Freights are quiet. Gold 1915
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ESs %F aEEsEzs8E3 RICHMOND. FREOE,
49, %ez-%SfHe - RICkSBURG AND POTO-
TWICE DAILY. tSunaoy : 4. III. En- ,.n,.s,


TWICE DAILY, [Sunoay : 4. III. Eycen,sa,,
The quickest and most direct route t., Ricbmon5
Va, and the South, via the Bait. more and N"'
Ohio Railroad to Washi.aeton1 Ton "H1
Potomac steamers from Sixth S-,reef Wharf Wash
ington to Aqua Greek and Redmond Fraer; aa
burg and Potomac Railroad now eUtireI enieta5
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va coan 1ectiD9
mere WIN trans on the Richmond and Petersburg
and hlGhmond and Danville Railroads, for Peters,
SSurg, Weldon Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro.
SALISBURY. ChdrlOtte and Charleston, sc.
Trans le:tve Camden Station at 40 A. NJ and and
4:i9 7. ~, connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf Sunday morning
SHospted), at a, NJ. and 100 P. NJ, and arrive in
Richmond at $50 P. NJ and 4.30 A. NJ
IHROUGH TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOURS
FV1y Milss Shorter and s hours Quicker than ans,
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aqua Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond, at Camden Station
BALTIMORE and get through baggage checks
Omnibusses and baggage wagons always in -esdS.
ness to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers In Washington city free of charge.
A. NEEDHAM =, SON
NO. l42 Light erect wharf
rr,s rT u,rru General Agents.
0c5-tl Gr-,nrol po.,o,oo- 49,
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Fittsburg Petroleum Market, March Is

Crude-Ihe transactions in crude were moderate
to-day, although considerably below those of Satur
day, and the markets. weak and unsettled. with a
strong downward tendency. On Saturday about
to-day the highest figure We have reported IS l44c,
End IT Is sold from that down to 1870. We also
heSsd OF an offer to sell at 122 for AZ gravity but
this cannot be taken criterion of the market for
good merShants6le oil-sae Of one bulk boat at ~
cts oOo bbs al 4c and 800 bbls 20 to 45 gravity at
1919. The adyiees from the East continue very IN
favorable and it is said that the trade ia yery much
depressed at the wells. -- p -
Rehned-There is no improyeIae to note in the
demand for bonded oil, and the market is weak and
depressed, and prices are steadily declining We
give 4226143c as the best figures named for Nav de-
livery in Philadelphia. and it is said that 44c and c
can be obtained for June or July. We have a sale
reported of 900 bbs, on the spot in Philadephia,
on Saturday at 4le the lowest point it has reached
for some time Free Oil is dull and neglected; can
not be quoted above 56@5Sc for small lots
New York Dry Goods Market, March IA,
JObberS Prices. 1895 -.'
Brown sheetings-Indian Head, 96-inch. 25c; do
99-inch dc; Laurel, G, 20c. Bleached sheetings-
Amoskeag 45-inch 40c; do. 36,inch, 3ge; Red Bank
36-inch 23c; do. S2-nch. 2lc. PrntsIhamlton, 0Oc;
Ginghams Lancaster &c; Glasgow, Sc. -, Corset
Jeans-Pepperell, Soc: Bates. 2Oc. Canton Flannels
Hamilton, 35c Laconia I, 35c. IIcks-Hampden,
&C. 40c do. DID. 35c. Stripes-New York, AUG; Ihorn-
Hn0n & nc &C., aDd
Trail, in active demand; S. T. and A. 7. Myers
l l., no change in prices.
r Philadelphia Markets. a.4 ~
PHILADELPHIA. March 15.-Flour is quiet and m.
changed; Choice Red Wheat S210@2S5. Corn dull
seed ssaSSS Tiaeshy $s4s EisssssS ' S S GSss,
] and sUgss qsssh WhitS dVll n S22a@2,&. -
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DIR. Jayne, whose death at Philadelphia
this week has been already mentioned at the time of
his death had nearly completed an elegant private
misunderstanding $500 ooo-n which hs designed To
pass sha remainder Of hia &syt. os
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THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

A frst-cass establishment, to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for In vain during the past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers attention is called TO
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
81 miles from the city, 600 feet above tide-water) on
the Northern Central Railway, which, with its double
track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs and frequent. The location one of the
most healthy in the United States and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character. Magnificent trees, abundance of the
purest water, beautiful rayines, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive, and to point it out admirably adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
eorh9od abounds IN pleasant walks, shady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t s proposed to profit by these natural advantages
by the erection on one of the most eligible sites and
within view ofthe Depot, of frst-caSs Hotel unIar
the d1reotiSn q the Bentley Springs Comgany, of
Baitin9fe County: The amount Of Capital is re u
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of 6o
officers and Directors. are inc
1t il believed that, In asking the citizen, of Balti
more to subscribe to this proeot, we are aSvancino
itself, WA 90 'na' VI Inc City
oqr citizens will be waited on by the Directors of
ne company for the purpose Of soliciting gubscrip-
ions to the stock.
at the office Of the Company, No q S. Charles street
EoARD OF DIRECTORS:
n Hutchinson S I'll a a Pa1Fs1
It. W. Burton, Isaac s. GeorCa
Hugh Sisson,, Dr.. g. T. Coates,
E0%SqT = dS; A6Lahams' e; W. Beqtleys
n B. Knight. serretRrv. noS4-tf
WNRENGQT MENI(TNFS IN VOCT7E,;-
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Sperm.-The market. although firm, has been quiet
since our last, and without sales in this market. In
4,04S bbls.
Whale is in good request the transactions having
all been with the trade and embrace sales of 544
bbls Northern at Sl and 900 bbls California gray
Including resale of305 bbls at $l4O p gallon. Also,
los bbls dark and 200 do South Sea humpback and
Blacklist on private terms Stock on hand l5 1853 bbs
Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil and Whalebone into
the United States for the week ending March %:
Bbls. Bbls Lbs.
...r.. Sperm. Whale. Bone.
none. none. none.
Previously reported. 1854 2,s57 $3.50
From Jan. to date, 3.654 2,5G $3.50
Same time last year. $685. 1926 1890
EXPORTS.
For the week. ..... 50 80.
Previously, I'll % l2l 80
From Jan. to date, I'll Isl III $50
PsAshurc Petroleum Market. March IL.
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LA sEa HT -y55sEi5EE.g5 ADAMS EXPRESS
go q EE f4Fs11ssA COMPANY.
1874 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.


FORWARD INLAND EXPRESSES
DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH.
Rates Of freight greatly reduced. Particular at
tenton paid to the collection of Drafts Notes, Bills
DC. Specie Bank Notes, Bonds, &C., taken at low
rates and issued against all risks, when required
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
For the transportation Of Merchandise, Valuable
Packages. Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds, &c, for ali
parts of the South and Southwest, in connection
with the
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Have established their agency at No. l64 Baltimore
street where orders to call for goods to be forwarded
South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and yaluahes delivered to
HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY.
TEE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
viii receive prompt despatch.
For particulars, rates Of freight, &c. apply at tina
ONCE OF the SOUTHERN EXPRESS C0hiP1NY
lea Baltimore street. ---' IA
no2s-u Il. B. PLANT. President
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BALTIMORE DAILY COMMERCIAL-FRIDAY MARCH 16 1866
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire Insurance. Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No. a SECOND STREET, North Side,

- This Company insures against Jlsss OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions o. sfeperty, either in
the city or county, for week, morta or year.
It also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated
the Premium for the unexpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
President.
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REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts of Cattle during the week amounts to
i005 head against $40 head last week. and there
sold during the week 957 head which compares with
800 head sold last week.
The sales were as follows: To Baltimore butchers,
SO head to Washington and Annapolis butchers,
257 head to Maryland and Virginia farmers for feed
ing and grazing, % head, and to Norfolk butchers,
q head.
The quality of the cattle offered was much better
than that OF last week, and although the NUN Der
not large, the prices of last week could not be sus
tanned. but declined fully % cts q 100 lbs.
There was, however, small lot of heavy Ohio and
and est Virginia cattle of very fine quality, which
brought 9i2 aad 10 cts, but they were regarded a
the very best cattle offered this The market
closed dull.
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ftssSs ~ - ORANGE AND
IA n M -snsE TThs+-->ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
TdR0UGH BY RAIL
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.

E4s ~ - ORANGE AND
n ss1sEz -.-dsL1 ~, ITkfs-->ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
IdR0UGH BY RAIL
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBURG.
=, On and after FRIDAY. Sept l. 1865. the trains
'hlS road will run T x 111[tSgf soUTH
Leaves A IeshInEfGp n o oD5 $aOP
Arrive in kiChR Sndr at ?. y and A. n n.
Ayn'h?TFRBsA T N SR Fl NJ. and6 A, NJ
Leaye Lynchburg at.......... 6.45 A M. and 715p nj
F$ 0f59HsRis atl5sO 4 = n s and Is +
WsshinstoR at SO SO , and IS 4 4. n
IN sa9day AZ !e2ye Washington at $50 P NJ only
A NJ, arriving in Gordonsv s AZ rnas az
s2rdSnsve at l2S5 M arriving in NJ Alcxandr r' at
-. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves AIexan-
G saas al "A M in Lynchburg at P NJ
dria at 6.i6 P. at $40 A. Mr. arriving in Aexan-
~. PASSENGERS for Warrenton will take the A. NJ.
nort ssotn from Washington, and the645A A. NJ. train
noptn from Lynchburg.
from Lynchburg, and the 4. N. and lisp NJ. trains
rom Richmond connect with trains at Washington
LOT all parts of the North and West.
This route has the advantage over all others, by
Paving continuous rail from New York to Lynch
It also passes through Fairfax Bull Run Manassas
BristOe, Catlet's, Rappahannock, Culpepper Orange
and Gordonsve where many of the late great battes
were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express buiId-
ing, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DEPOT.
in Washington also at the Depot on Maryland ave'
Trains leave the corner of First and sts Wasb;e'
ton. VIM. H. MCCAFFERiY o-'Nins>
General Superintendent
j. NJ. BR0ADIfS
ocs-d General Passenger Agent.
$spsasi1liA- YORK ROAD RAD,
;5 WAY.
On and after MONDAY nav. ~
except II noon. a. ~ " X M's
Night car for Towsontown at llpM
Leave Towsontown every honr 60,
P. NJ, except IL noon. A0UA Hon A. M. to-
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F1remen's Insurance Company.
OFFICE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF soUTY AND
SECOND STREETS.
1nsures against loss or damage by fire on all de-
scrptions of property within the limits of the city,
HENRY P. DUHURSH,
innrnt
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Il 2 Hs' DUNH4SISI IN
. BALTIMORE

AS BALTIMORE
OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDE ERIC K3sTTiRH EEEfHL
Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europe
the most certain in speedy and only eeetua remedy
Structures Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder
Involuntary Discharges, Impotency. General Debil.
Of IDEAS Of t6e Heart aST Sg
ity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Gddiness, Dis
eases Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
BILE disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices fatal to their VIC
Ulysses blishting their most brilliant hopes or an
tcipaons rendering M9TT3ss A. impossible
Office No. S. FREDERTCK STREET, lsft HAND
side going from Baltimore street, few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number.
Letters must contain stamp oc4-tf
EAR. A: HUET. of Paris, still continues his sue
residents OF Baltimore in an advanced stage Of the
disease are now rapidly recovering and can be re.
ferred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corns,
land. iela.dIS
R. A. HUET, Graduate of the Medical Pacr;.
~ ty of Paris, France,) Member of The Medical
S ana Unrurgle ca Faculty of BALTIMORE Nd, is the
dseoverer OF the only Remedies for Diseases of
Tate character, without Mercury or noxious drnr.s
recent cases Cured in from IL to As hours on written
guaranteed Cnronlc lnveterate and cOngtitutiona al
diseases, such have been abandoned as incur.ba
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
adopted y him is that which has the approval Of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its mi;
Ssrsa success in practice of 40 years has proved
and are thoroughly removed at once and forever
tne system. especially all cases of constitutional de-
Dlty nervous diseases which soon or late turns to
perncious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
OF marriage and TO those who suffering the evil
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
ylg1r. IN brief period, by applying to one whose
Nnprofessional charges
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
iorWaraed that can be taken In the most convenient
and private manner.
~ 9f nee southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
ERICK STREETS. je19-ly
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QUOTATIONS:
Gray & Judik quote sheep at 6@7M cts. with sales
of but few at the higher figure
McClelland < Logan at $685. for perry fer good
sheep.
Ripley Co. quote sales of few extra sheep at
So cts.
Tinker & Wilson quote sheep at 6@sA cts, and
market brisk, with short supply
Sam. Fran kenstine reports the sales Of sheep at
@71a cts. with few extra at cts; supply about
equal to the demand.
Sam. Wilhelm reports sheep at 714@s1a cts. wool
on, and 6]2@7]7 sheared.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The receipts at the various yards this week are
as follows, viz
AT RussellS los
McClelland Logan's yard.........u".l. 1877
Gray 4 Judick's yard..........-.".... 5l3
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD.
sales at the Baltimore Stock Board.

March IS, 1866.
FIRST BOARD.
American Gold. Bare Hill Min. Co.
800 49, 1914 l,000shs ... Loo
500 - mixed 1917 1000 shs go b30 l.0j
5000 - sis fat l3l1sI 1000 shs ct, b30 la
5000 80 s0 fiat l3l 5,0OOshs e. s60afS0 l.u6
$4,000 - $40 fat l3i Baltimore Chrome
5000 &C.. h2 fat Isl 5Q0shs 80
1893 So NY 1903 Guford Min. Co.
H. S 5-2Os 500 hs . b30 .45
1000 :. "a issue 1887 Northern Cen. R. BIDS
Baltimore City 6's 1900 ,5S So
SO ..'75 991li Mar. and Gin. r. BIDS
Santa Clara Min. Co; Loo 49,
200shs b3O = Howard Insurance Co
1OOshs . ~ z00shs e. 81
SECOND BOARD.
American Gold Farmers & Merchs' blk.
5WTl - SIS fat 1909 25 shs =. IS
10 mixed 1907 Santa Clara Min Co.
IT. 5-oOs. I00shs "a
1000 - LIST issue 1857 Bare Hill Min. Co.
T. S. 1905. 500shs -. $50 LIS
500 80 1st series 995s Pennsylvania Oil Co.
200 I'd 80 991?l 500shs go b30 50
N. W. Virginia r. BIDS. 500shs ~
1000 lst M " lOShs h3O -
Prices Of Stocks ana Bonds in New York
BY TELEGRAPH.
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Money continues easy and the leading features of
nant and the decline in gold tends to unsettle the
value of most commodities, strcting purchasers to
the Immediate wants of hetSade. Merchandise and
stocks have been unsetles. in price, and green
backs are less freely offered vsi2es Of merchandise
Government securities are in steady demand, and
the leading dividend paying securities gelcTey are
we'll sustained.
The entries of foreign merchandise continue large
the total imports at Boston for the past geek being
$l26562, against SIS, 1856 for the week in 1865
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furnished BY Leonard J. Tormev Co., Stock and Bill
Brokers. No. % South Street.
March Is 1866.
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OARn or DIRECTORS
kDROSPECTUS

J. MARSHALL WINCHESTER,
m22-1awtft Secretary.
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reported Especially for the Baltimore Commercial
LIVE STOCK SCALES March Is, 1866
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L. se ~ NEW ARRANGEMENT
E3ssZ cr..E SoHEHEHN

WINTER SCHEDULE. "A .
On and after MONDAY Nov ~ -sSS
TRAINS NORTHWAED
cave Balri-lNra 2 Fclln--.
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MaryI&nd Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Have removed their Office for the present to the
N. ". CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TRIPoLETTs
ALLEY.
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING.
OPPOSITE THE POsToFFICE.
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Tinker i Wilson sold lot of 81 rough to medium
Ohio steers toE William b; Stanley at {; 1908 cts;
= fair to good Ohio steers for Thomas webb at 74e
81 cts, and rough to fair Ohio steers for c. Morris at
Moses Fox sold for his own account 20 good Penn
Chancellor nd % Valley of Virginia stock
cattle, for John W. Coolies. at 1904 cts
A. n BastabIe 4 Co., sold Il God Ohio cattle, for
2. Nef at 7a@S3s cts; g fair Pennsyl!%"ia Steeaii
for Myers " Co, at 74@Sl4 cts lot OF 46 very
southwestern Virginia stock cattle, for E. j. Amos
Williars & Kirk sold 10 No l Ohio and West Vir-
gnia steers averaging 1900 tbs the finest that have
cattle. for A HgtchinT, at s1S cts; g common Penn
Pennsylvania cattle, for Mr. Raffenspanger at 6@7l4
cts; 45 fair Illinois cattle for Bernard Gray, at 10
cts; II common non Penasylysnia cattle for Daniel
Michael CARING, at 81 @6A cts 81 fair Pennsylvania
cattle, for J. Wagner, at Sos cts. and 80 heavy
common Pennsylvania cattle. for J, C. Delone. at
Seymour Wilton sold ~ fair West Virginia cattle
for !. K. Seymour at 4g8 cts; q fair Illinois cattle
Illinois cattle for Mr.. Rotksehild at S@S}s cts.
Lewis Myers sold 81 good Illinois steers for his own
for his own account at 55@SA cts; and 20 large and
coarse Maryland fed cattle for Joseph L. Roberts
Jacob Ellinger Il CO. sold % good Ohio cattle for
J. Russell at $685. cts 26 Maryland cows for II.
Grabenhorst, averaging cts II Maryland cattle for
for Mr. Waaee a Marysnd
Ward Bowers at 5@7H cts.
Sam. Wilhelm & Co. sold Is Maryland cattle for R.
II. Butler at 1864 cts 10 Maryland cattle for Mr..
Frizel at 4@ cts l3 Ohio cattle for Mr. Elliott at ~
@SH cts; q Ohio cattle for W. a. Lawrence at SECS
~ cts and Maryland cattle at 596I cts.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The receipts this week are as follows:
A. kGsses 4 Iosss y. Il
AT Gray y Judlk yard 434
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