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Intercossssss ssssfCaft0ss.

1t IS not easy to overestlmate the adj
vautages arising from our perfect system
of intercommunication between the Col
leges of the Chain. There is difficulty
which has always been experienced by
teachers Of commercial science in explain
ing aud Illustrating the principles of For
eign and Inland Exchange, Balance OF
Trade, Money of Account, Collections,
i Drafts, &c This difficulty we are ena-
bled to overcome by this novel and inter-
estius plan, which the prop,ietoIs If
these Colleges were the first 10 introduce
and carry out, thus producing the great
plan of actual busins IS to degree of per-
lection never before contemplated.
The students of this college have recent
! ly been conducting a very interesting cor
respondence with the students of the Pa
citic Business College of San Francisco.
Each student is given correspondent from
the rolls of the Pacific College, and an in
voice Of manufactured goods was shipped
to be sold on account aud risk Of shipper,
with advice in regard to the sales, &c.--
The return steamer brought advice of the
sales Of the goods, together with account
sales and draft for the proceeds of the
goods. These drafts, payable in gold, with
the current rate of exchange, pass through
the banks, giving ample Illustration of the
course Of exchange, &c,-matters which
are enshrouded III mystery to many bust.
ness men Frequent lectures and exercises
are given upon the subject OF Business
correspondence. which, with the practice
the student has, renders him correct and
ready correspondent.
The above We clip from the Concord, \.
H., College Journal, and would state that
the same grea; principle is infinitely ear
riel out in all It's details ia this College.
During the past year our students have
carried on an extensive correspondence
with the students of our College in Peoria
III, with marked success particular at.
tention will be paid the coming year tC
this important subject, which merits tn,
careful study Of every business man.
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" Each student receives individual
instruction, and is independent from ev-
cry other student; he is not detained by
classes, nor crowded forward faster than
his abilities will admit,
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GoNHtReIA. COLLEGE. BANeaH.-We
would call attention in another place III
this paper respecting this College. "fda-
cate for Business ought to be the touda-
ton Of every young mans creed at the
outset of life, and here is a first rate chance
to gain this education. The gentlemen
WHO conduct this College are men Of high
repatc, and are we'll known throuy hout
the country. TO u young man, We would
say, attend this College. Oar returned
and disabled soldiers Will find this institu-
ton to be one of great interest 20 them
in fitting them for business Piscatalua
Observer.
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Our ADVERTISERS have intro
duced on another page few advertise
ments, and can assure our readers that
they will find there represented only first
class business houses, with whom it is alike
a pleasure to deal and to recommend.
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General KfN(fts;..

Newspapers, embracing loeal. State and
literary papers, are kept ON file at the
rooms, for the bench, oil students.
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"EpteArE FOR BUSINESS Our young
men will please notice this caption at the
head oil an advertisement in another coll
umn of our paper, read the same and gov
crn themselves accordingly. Now is the
time to prepare yourselves for the Count
ing Room, and the many other branches
which You will be called upon to perform
in your future business transactions, and
how much better will 1t be for you to have
some practical knowledge Of what you have
to do, than to NOPE along in darkness
when business presses heavily upon You,
and it is necessary for you u do your
business quickly a"d correctly.
With the expenditure Of a little time
and money you will be prepared to enter
upon 4 business lie in good shape, and
your money and time thus spent cannot
help being good investment,
This institution is now fixed thing III
Bangor, and is at present in a tlourshing
condition, its students numbering about
eighty, with constant increase.-Uas5ia.
Republican.
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B Monthly reports of attendance will
be rendered to parents or guardians when
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ELEGANr PES P4INT1NG.-ln the Pic
ture Gallery, now opening in the Evans
Block, can be seen the largest and best
executed pen picture OF which We have any
account in ancient or modern history. |, is
drawing with pen, in the most aecu-
rate manner, of St. George and the Dra-
gon. The frame is four feet two inches
by five feet six inches, the glass weighing
about $50 pounds Mr.. Worthinston,
the artist, has devoted to il his leisure
time for several months, and has brought
out the largest and most perfect specimen
of pcu work extaut. The cost of the
frame, with the glass, was about seventy
FIVE dollars Mr.. w. has but few superb
ors in the use Of the pen, either in the
useful or ornamental departments Port
land Daily Press, April ~, 1864.
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MEssRs. WoRTnlNGToN, WARNER, X
SMITH COMMERCIAL CoILEGE.-lIaying
a. few moments leisure yesterday after
noon, We improved it 10y making briei
visit to the Commercial College Rooms of
Mcssrs Worthington, Warner 4 Smith,
situated in Lewis Block, Main street.
At the door we were net by the courteous
Superintendent. Mr. A. p Smith, who
shew US through the rooms and explained
the moduS 0peran3t Of the institution, -
In the principal apartment, which is large
and airy, and, We should judge, admira-
bly, adapted to its present use, We found
quite large number of scholars Of both
sexes, diligently engaged in mastering
the science Of bookkeeping, &c. The
walls Of this room are ornamented by
some splendid specimcnts Of penmanship
executed by Mr. Worthington. Among
them, in an elegant frame to correspond
with the Workmanship Of the piece, Is a
copy Of the Declaration Of Independence
enclosing medallion rcpresention Of the
Father of his Country We were par.
ticularly struck with the artistic dimen-
sions and superb renmanship of this spec
linen of pen drawing. We were shown
photograph of another work-St. George
and the Dragon-by the same gentleman,
the original Of which must be very beau
titul and great triumph Of pen-art.-
The room is furnished with tables-n0t
desks-around each of which four or five
scholars can sit and transact all their bus
mess without inconvenience. At the end
opposite the Instructors desk, is a coun-
ter arranged after the manner Of the best
regulated banks, and here the students
transact their bank business; for the
course of instruction here combines prac.
tice with theory in everything pertaining
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M airline JOuR NJ AL
POET OF BAETIMORE,

FRIDAY. April q. 1895.
Arrived.
:, Steamer Adelaide, Cannon. from Norfolk-to NJ
Steamer George Leary. Brakeman. from Norfolk
to J Birckhead. Jr.
Steamer John s Shriror, Dennis, from Philadel-
phla-mdse to Shriver.
pi steamer Eutaw. Coffin, from New York-mdse to S
Schr Ella Barnes, Avery. from New York-to
Rose Lyon; wheat to J 5 Harvey & Co.
Cleared
Sbte a1 Gen Custer Harris. Wilmington. N c
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. NorfoIk-M n Falls.
Steamer George Leary. Brakeman. Norfolk.
Steamer Wenonah. Dawes. Fredericksburg-J J
Taylor.
" steamer Diamond State. Wilson, Alexandria-A
Needham x Sons.
Steamer. Fanny Cadwallader, Pierson, New York
j Shriver.
Steamer Florence Franklin. Pierson. Philadelphia
Bark Chanticleer, Caleb johnson, St Jago dc Cuba
kirkland, Chase IL Co.
Brig Rothsay, Br) Parker Liverpool, S-Loud,
y sehr Tm Springs, sleetmsn, Hoboken. N J-E
,schr f Travers, Applegarth, Wilmington, n c.
hopkins Janney.
GPd t April 28-Schr Julia Smith. Briggs Dighton-
SER star King. Bangs. Boston-W Rhoads & Son.
,2ithrschr Rebecca Warren, Pickering, Belfast
25th-Schr G Gilman, Parreit providance-r,os+o-
ecnr Mott Bedell, Bedell, Providence-Rose /
schr Montezumn. Low, Providence-Bigelow &
Sargent.
26th-schr Oriental, Croker, Philadelphia-Kelsey
i Gray. N'
Sailed.
Steamship Gen Cu7ter, Charleston.
Cleared for Baltimore
Scnr Susan Center, Ramsdell, cleared at Portland
18th inst.
Memoranda.
:, Steamship South America, Tinklepaugh, FIN New
York via st Thomas, arrived at Pernambuco. 2lst
ult, and proceeded.
o. Steamship Fannie, Smoot, sailed from Savannah,
18th inst, for Baltimore.
Steamer Jas A Gary, Wilson, sailed from Whining.
ton. Y 18th inst; for Baltimore with full cargo
=, Ship John Clark. Letournau. from philadelphia
Rep. BY steamer Futaw. from New York.
Brig Waredale, -Molseed, from Philadelphia, ar
rived in Hampton Roads. 18th.
Brig Fanny. Trader from Trinidad de Cuba was
of Patuxent river, 2th.-BOth rep. by BALTIC pilots
Brig Chas Heath, Wyman, hence for Charleston,
went to sea. 18th inst.
Brig Scotland, Rose from Matanzas, arrived at
Portland. 18th was reported sailed for Baltimore.
Brig Chas Y Williams. Thompson. for Philadel-
PIMA, was at Trinidad. 10th inst
G Schrs Richard Vaux. Powell, for Boston, and Mary
ad Lunt Brown for Salem, both hence, sailed from
! schr RI Townsend. Townsend, sailed from Car
ues aS ltth inst. for port north of Hatteras
m orar uerrpde Colwel from Eastport for Bati
NlS Snhr aTTr y 81 at Newport, 24th.
more az piiadeiphla, 10Th; reported for Balti-
II, ana Bpena Vista Benton, from Boston for BaIt
lnore' sailed from Newport, 18th 4'i Dai'i
by telegraph to News Rooro,
Portland-Arrived 9th, schr ReJdina,o, C.-,.
from Baltimore. A'0"olhston' CLARK,
Correspondence Merchants EXCHANGE and NJ.
Room.] A 1'e"s
FORTRESS MONROE. April 26. 1866.
Arrived In Hampton Roads A'00'
Bark Queen Victoria, from City Point for Liver.
pool-cotton. -four and tobacco.
schr Il Colssp, from Norfolk for Rhode Island
general sarge,
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WEEKLY REVIEW OE MARKETS.
Reported and carefully revised eusry 1eek for the Bal
tiaore Daily Commerctull

timore Daily Conn,erctdll
ALC0HOL.-We still quote Alcohol at $40
G450 for Western 95 q cent, and Cologne Spirits at
S4.50@460 q gallon. The market is, however. very
quiet.
ASHES.--Ashes are selling at New York at $6.6213
@675 for Pots and S1225@l2.50 q 100 lbs for Pearl,
but there is nothing doing in them here.
. BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price and we
guote as before viz: Navy at ~ cts Pilot at cts and
Water Crackers at cts p ID. The market continues
very quiet.
observation-disclosures is in limited supply and
dull We quote Western 1908 cts, and prime
Southern at 44@46 cts q 10.
BARKING quote Quercitron as before: at S2l@
2250 for No. q and S26930 ton for No. l, the latter
figure being for fine ground but there is very little
doing in it.
COFFEE.-The market for Coffee has throughout
the week been quiet and rather depressed. There
was sale made yesterday Of goo bags kio at b4A
cts gold in bond, and to-day 1855 bags rejected NO.
out Of the cargo of the Wavelet sold at auction
ut from 20 to cts currency which comprises the en-,
tire transactions of the week in Coffee Coffee wanted
but buyers demand concession in price. which the
h. ders seem indsposed acoede to. We quote to-day
IS follows Viz; Rio at @l9 cts sgd for common e
GOOD. i9 @2O cts gold for prime; 2014@2A cts gold
for c6oice, Gaguayra at 1921 cts gold; and Java at
sTSz1N cts gold The stock Of Rio here in first and
seeond hands Is about 5000 bags, and notice the
receipt hege day os I've since lhs first ter several
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G., ETC.

aAa&'S EELT. CgEENE tl73 GRAVEL ROOF.
INa
II the best IL uss. and 2a5 hasn Re known for g.
teen years.
We guarantee all new work Tor I've yesrs
Ii is better than Thu. and costs half SIS much.
cd Roofs repaired ct short nosics.
" ara the only manufactures Of ROOFING MA.
thHttAhs in Maryland. ail Of Eh;ch NJ kosr con.
at&ntlg On hand for gaia
I'm E0GH# sad HOE FENCES painted with
0Ir PATENT gARAFEINE VAR SIsE. Iva
, PACE BROS 3 &C.,
- ~ tNs srni|l7's y--u1F
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years. Of cargo Of some 200 bags Laguayra making
the total stock If Coffee nearly g, 600 bags.
CoIIOS,Cotton is dull and the market for it
very much depressed under the influence of the
tlnued untavoratle foreign advices. Early in the
week Mlddling Upland was quoted at 1906 cts and
sales OF about $50 bales were made this basis bat
although no sales have been made since the receipt
OF the Africa's news, Middling Upland caunot be
quoted today at over 3g@Sl CTS, showing decline
since the opening Of fully cts = b.
COPPER.-Baltimore Refined Ingots We quote
at 8G2oR cts; new Sheathing Braziers and Bolts
ing. and 81 cts for Bolts. The market is however
very quiet
COAL.-We quote Cumberland nominal at Sc q
ton fee on board at Locust Point, but in conse-
quence of the difficulties with the miners there is
still very little arriving. The demand for it is ac-
CHEMICALS-Th market is quiet Wequoteos
follows viz: Caustic Soda at S@S14 cts; Soda Ash
standard test, at 1914 cts: Sal Soda at 33s cts: B
Carb Soda at 89 cts, and Bleaching Powders at $40
CANDLES.-We quote Adaaantine at 1921 cts
i2r light and = cts for full weight Parafne at IS cts
Hydraulic pressed Mould are selling at 20 cts for full
weight. and IS cts for light.
FL0UR.-The market has throughout the week
peen very strong and buoyant for all descrip-
tons OF good Flour, but the transactions have not
neeA iarge there being compqratiyey few desirable
lots OF Flour Offering. Prices have not varied mate
rally since the opening. but tho market closes very
strong, and with an evidently upward tendency.
Howard street Flour is extremely scarce and there
Is very Little City Mills except such as is being made
from W estern Spring Wheat, but OF Western and
Northwestern descriptions there is moderate sup
ply. We notice sales this week Of 900 bbls common
Northwestern Super at SS5O@S7 400 to 500 bbls City
Mills Super at 49, $50 bbs choice do. at $780, 100
bbls Howard street Super at S95 200 bbs do Extra at
$40 200 bbs choice O. at Sl $40 bbls Northwestern
Extra at 9s71@ql0, and 100 bbls choice Western Ex-
ira at Sl05l e Dbl. Sales also of 100 hbls fine Flour
at $3.50. Yesterday SO 2 Dbl was offered by ship
per for LOCO bbls City Mills Super, made from Spring
Wheat, but it was refused, the holder declining to
sell under 1926 3 Dbl, which is but example Of
lows, viz: Howard Street Super at 1925 @3$9.75:
fancy brands do. at $10OlG$025 do. Extra at $l025
at S8759950 do. Extra at So Sl05O do Family at
Sl250@l3.@ City Mills Super at S9g9.25; do standard
Extra at $l0259lQ;50; high grade Extra at $3.50
9l3 and Patapsco Reservoir and other choice brands
of Baltimore Family and Extra at SIG for the former
and Sli per Dbl for the latter.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-Rye Flour has ad-
vanced, and it is now selling at S.7595 for ordinary
and $3.50 for choice brands, and we quote Corn Meal
to-day at $3.7594 = Dbl.
The following are the inspections of Flour and Meal
for the week ending Ihursday. April 26. 1866
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BALHIMORE DAILY COMMER(HAE-SATURDAY APRIL 2s 1se6

S3G4 ditto sound common, S450@6 ditto mid
ding, S65o@850: good ditto to fine brown, Sl0Gl5;
do. fancy. S17@25; do; upper country, 5000: do
ground leaves, new. 1905 for to fair and 500
y for good to fine. 0hio-Inferior to good common,
$5@s; do. brown and spanged, $9@12.50 do good and
line red and spangled $l4@9l7 do. fine yellow and
fancy, S2O@30 Kentucky frosty Tugs, S6.5097 do:
fair to good lues S750@S50; do. common to fair
leaf S99l2; do good Sl25O@l6; do Gne select $18@3S
The inspections this week are 1.283 hhds Maryland,
@94 hhds Ohio and hhds Kentucky; total ,682 hhds
TALL0W-We notice sale this week of 50 casks
Butchers Association Tallow on private terms. We
quote to-day Western at II cts, and Butchers Asso
citation at 11139l2 cts p 10.
TEAS.-Teas are in fair demand and steady at the
cd in last viz.
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y YOU'RE TO TIE AGED
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Or
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The feeble, the aged and all those who have in any
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what its name implies, Life ReiCvenator, which,
while it builds up the shattered constitution will also
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No matter by what cause any organ has become en-
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The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DEEPATRIE4,
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TO FEMALES.
This preparation is inTalua Ole in nervous weak
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1t IS also grand tonic and viii give relief in Dya-
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Bent by express anywhere, by addressing
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That appl-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City
COUNCIL Of Baltimore, at the present session of tho
MtH Council 70 dess QsauSs allsy fspI North to
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SADDLERY,

HILL's HAIR DYE, 90 cts.-Black or brown.
k dussbs reliable best
by su drug, patent medicine. sesfumery and ssnsr
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EMR. SOlINsF0H
ny BALTIMORE

ENE. SoahNsTEoNr -,,o
AP BALTIMORE
OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK STRES5fT.N f.
Discovered in the Great Hospitals of Epr0pa
in the world for WEAKNESS Of the Back OF 6bS
STRUCTURES, Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder
involuntary DISCHARGES Impotency, General Debil5
Confusion Of Ideas, Palilt0n of tho Heart Timid-
ity, Trembling Dimness Of Sight or Qddiness, Dis.
eases Of the Head, Throat, Nose Or Skin Affections
Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach Boweis-those terri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits OF Youth
secret and solitary practices fatal to their vic
Tins than the Gong Of Gyrens to The Mariners Of
tioipaions rendsF IN M Mar N3 E impossible
Office No. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going rom Baltimore street, 6 few doors from
tho corner. tal not to deserve n anna and Number
Eetter7 mrst contain . 'tNlnp. oc4-tf
TAR. =. RHUEE, of Paris. still continues bis sue
81 cessiul treatmentOf CONSUMPTION. Several
residents OF Baltimore in IN advanced stage of the
ferred to. Apply ut his OFFICE Southeast corr ne
Of Fayctte and Frederick streets, Baltimore, Mary
land ieIg-1T
HMN. A. HEEgr. Graduate Of toe Medical Fac-I-
NY ~ of Paris. Grance,l Member Of the Medical
ana Chirurgical Faculty Of Baltimore, Md is Inc
discoverer Of the on!y Remedies for Diseases Of pr
yate character, without Mercury or uoxious drugs
Recent cases cured in from u IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic inveterate and constitutional
diseases such iaye been abandoned rs incu.ahi
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adopted by lin is that which has the approval oF M
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and are thoroughly removed 1T orce aud forever from
The system, especially all cases o. constitutional do
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consumption, and all the evils entqilad by certain
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uniting the victim for either business study SOCIETY
or marriage. and TO those who are suffering the evil
effects Of improper indulgenceS, of whatever kind
now be perfectly restored TO natural health srS
%igor, in brief period. by Applying to one whose
skill and experience Do relied on. no eror5ttaa;
or t.iprotessioaaL charges.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and raosdieT
forwarded that be taken in the most convenignt
ard private manner.
Office southeast corner Of FAYETTE and FRED
hh4Lh CIAIGAlSs jel9-ly
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Y5ssT;33 yig rEE..gs..zEa9EEFT5 RICHMOND. FRE0G.
s1Es up ff--eaiEs& RICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC r. no IRA YELLERS qOiNLI So vpN

TWICE DAILY, (SumoaY 4. N. Esoepted)
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 W harf Wash
ington to Aqua Greek and Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek to Richmond. Va, connecting
thsre with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and RICHMOND %l and Danyie Railroads, for Peters
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston. SC.
Trains leave Camden Station at4.lOA. M and and
leaving Sixth a Street wharf Sunday, morning
Richmond at 2g5 P. N. and 1 a. N.
THRO Ugh TO RICHMOND IN TEN HOU YRS
Fifty Mstes Shorter end 8 hoHrs o;l:cEer than am
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 readi-
mes: to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
e-s in Washington city free Of charge.
A. NEEDHAM Z SON
No. 142 Light street wharf,
General Agents.
CHAs. III. HAEEY,
oc5-tf General Passenger Agent
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TIN AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is selling as follows,
yizIC. l0xl4 ut S16. do. 14x2O at ST. TX lGxl4 at
SIC, and do 1920 at 81 box. Lead quote at 10
cts for Pig and Is cts for Sheet and Pipe Speter at
II cts, and Sheet Zinc at l6 cts = ID.
W0QL.-There is very little doing in Wool and
quotations are still nominal. follows viz 25@2 cts
Tor unwashed and 43947 cts for tue washed. Pulled
for fleece.
WHISKY.--A lot of 100 bbls Western was sold two
Or three days since at rs and to-day another lot of
l0O bbis do was sold at the same figure Sales also in
me week IN yobbing lots of about 100 bbs City and
Western at 1926 = gallon.
FREIGHTS.-Freehtsa are inactive and rates show
no improvement. 10 Liverpool per sailing vessels
we quote at I'd for grain in bulk 7l6 to I'd for cot
ton 35s for bark 25s for tobacco and 2s for heavy
freight There are several vessels loading grain for
irish ports but they were chartered time SINCE
and we have heard Of no new engagements this
week The nominal rates for grain to Irish ports are
Sd to6d For tobacco to Bremen we quote at It's Sd,
and to Rotterdam at 20s. There is nothing on the
berth for Amsterdam, For petroleum to Liverpool
we quote at IS 6d@6s but no engagements are max
ing to the Continent There are some shipments of
coal making. end $3 was paid to-day to Boston, which
Is decline Of 30 cts per ton The last engagements
to New York were at 2.25@250 per ton. For corn
to Charleston the rate is Is cts and to Savannah 100
Is cts per buShel.
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Tine Of Arrival and Closing of Mails at the Post
Office, Baltimore. Md.
East. AN.PN. Nv