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Chances for Busincss @tn.

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NoticrBe n known tbs, by Pubj, lpsrumcnt eSecu'ca
a. Panama Republic Of New Graaada, IN the yea iSS ~
Iesseled there according 10 aw was ae1eed
ZAChRlssOS, WILLIAM NELSON aud CdAhL.ES -
CHRsSON constituting the ate firm Of Lscnnss'9 N.sn
Co, IN ,eid city, that the Lands, Orchards fsas
Lots which each Suy of them owned a ha 'pe Oh 90
ihnls Of fsnans adjacent islands aud ina sncl .
su' qletuy been hsEh. of ei;her OF sAa
iodNioo@y q N r OF the shove hun, were
mn or properly Of The sorensed ptts Zach ZOE
one-;bnd. That the POWERS OF ATTORNEY Ie.siv' 70
sny onen sac sales OF par: OF the wsoe o. Sl
ssd Isno Real fsste, a. formerly conferred upon sAd w"
Pam Nelson by aid Ercst ZcbIisson aud the lac Charles
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CANCELLED Inai therefore Purchase purchases OF any
al OF The sbov, referred 10 property in order 20 be
valid. nst De- made With the ou OF the nsi@d
tbre pArs interested OF their stl representatives.
otherwise be purchaser purchasers 81 expos themselves 10
for tjccments, damages pre- idioes
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Hssctsr may h. seen the o.rlh 81 he ht s,A-ns
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NACHINER Y.-FOr SALE-A WOUD-
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Sveeial Notices.

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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-07
VOL. Il---NO. 246.
1Couttarp anG Commercial Rebitm.
BALTIMORE. Decembcr 6. ISIS.

DALIlhOEE, DecelnOcf b, lSJN
There was a moderate business done to-day in
Stocks, the value of the transactions at the Board
bcipg about SG7 000 most Of which was in Railroad
shares and bonds. Railroad shares were steady at
Saturdays figures. There fair inquiry for
them, and we note sales of $50 shares Baltimore
and Ohio at S5G14 @561% regular way; S5635 seller
60 days; $685. buyer 60 days; and of $50 shares
Northern Central at $22A seller 60 days, Spa @
S223s regular way; and S223s@2219 buyer 60 days.
Baltimore and Ohio closed at S5G15 bid, S565s ask
ed, and Northern Central at S223s bid, S223s asked
regular way. The demand for Northern Central
Railway shares has, as will be seen, fallen off con
siderablv within the last day two. The sales oil
Railroad bonds include 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio
1855 at S43I, 100 Northern Central lS15s at
7G: $500 Northern Central 1855 at 732I; and Sli,
600 Northwestern Virginia endorsed third mort
gage bonds at from 60, at which price they opened,
down to G7l%. Baltimore city G's are quiet but
firm The only sale to-day one ot 5000 lS9O's
at 99l[ We note also a sale of 100 shares Canton
at S2Ol% There was nothing done in Mining
stocks. Santa Clara closed at SlS1% bid, Sl9 asked
and Springfield at 81 bid, regular way. Bank
stocks are firm. There are, however, very few of
fering, and we have sales to note to-day.
In New York to-day stocks were rather irregu-
lar Reading fell off at the first Board x, but ad-
vanced again at the second q. New York Central
advanced 4; and Galena and Chicago II but Erie
declined q; Cleveland and Toledo s; and Missouri
6's fell off ! per cent. The market at the first
Board was heavy, but at the second it closed
steady.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-07

EXPRESS MAIL AGENTS.-rhe following routes are
in successful operation, viz:
New York to Cincinnati.
Philadelphia to Chicago.
Baltimore to Cincinnati.
Cincinnati to St. Louis.
The advantages of keeping mails under the con-
slant supervision Of agents for tho longest distances
practicable to be run without changing, are so ap-
parent that some of the usual shorter routes have
been consolidated, and further changes of the sort
are contemplated.
New York AND New ORLEANS RoUrE.-On the
first of July last an arrangement took effect by
which mails are conveyed between Washington and
New Orleans in four and half davs, bv way of
Richmond and Lynchburg, Va, Knoxville and
Grand Junction, Tenn, and Jackson, Miss.
From and after lst July next, mails are to be
conveyed by the same route in three days and
half.
The mail service in general, between New York
and New Orleans, during the last year. has been
more regular and expeditions than usual, and very
great.improvements are anticipated during next
year from the completion of railroad connections
continuous and direct-through Virginia, Tennes-
see, and Mississippi.
The proposed route from New York via Fernan-
dina and Cedar Key, Fla, to New Orleans is favor
ably noticed but no progress has been made in the
negotiations for putting it in operation.
ST. Louis AND New ORLEANS MAIL.-The great
through mails between Cairo, H., and New Orleans
will, before the end of the year, be conveyed mostly
by railroad
Anticipating this state of things, the Depart
men at the lettings of contracts, divided the NJ is
sssippi river routes as follows:
st. Louis via Cairo to Memphis, Tenn, three
times week.
Nashville via Cairo to Memphis three times
week, the two routes, running alternate DAYS
making six weekly trips each way, between Cairo
and Memphis
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Dec b!-FIour is heavy-saIes Of $1,000
bbs. 20d4 40 for State; $5355 40 for Ohio and s5
as 40 for Southern Wheat is very dul-no sales of i'm
poran Corn is frm-saes of "a 900 bushels; ye
low 75d76 Pork is rm-new Mess $3.50 ole $l7 So
Lard is dull at 1lHG114 cts. Whskey is firm at % cts
Sugar is firm-New Orleans asa cts. Muscovado 6H
al 4 cts. Molasses is lower-New Orleans 35k "a
36& Tupentine Spirits dull at IS cts. Ron dull
at 81 60, delivered. Rice is steady. Freghts droop
ing and prices nominal
CINCINNATI, Dec. 6-Whiskey has declined Sales at
2d224 cts.-market closing dull. Hogs active. Sales
10000 head at S6207 90 for those averaging $50 lbs
and s675a6SO for 200 lbs Mess Pork is held $17 so
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Estimated ordinary means for current fiscal

Estimated ordinary means Tor current fiscal
year. ....... .'.''. '''....''... ..''...
The expenditures of the first quarter Of
the current fiscal year, ending September
80, 1858, were
For service in charge of Interior Depart
For service in charge of War Department :.
For service in charge Of Navy Department.
For public debt, including redemption of
treasury notes. ..........-.,........
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Adding S01 90 lost by debts and substracng S925 %5
gained the suspense account leaves net amount of eX
pendiures S1272 $50 Sc as adjusted in the Auditors
Office.
Tie gross revenue for the year 1858 in.
Cludin" receipts from letter carriers and
foreign pOstages amounted to........... S74S6792 So
Add permanent annual appropriations for
ausportaon and delivery Of free mail
matter tor Congress and the Executive
Departments. s........................ 100000 90
Total revenue. s,lSG7g2 Sc
Which falls short Of the expenditures, as
adjusted Auditors books........... 4.53I $40 70
The balance standing to the credit Of the
Department. on the books Of the Audi
June 80 1857. was............... 1G3 $50 Oj
The receipts Of Department from all sources
during the year lSdS 74S771S p
Amount of various appropriations drawn
from Treasury during the year 4G7927O II
Total IL }3OS74 81
Whole amount Of expenditures in year,, l2722,56l 81
Leaving to credit of D partment on Juy !,
GOS,313 O6
ESTIMATE OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES IN
1889
Expenditures s1477652O 90
AeanS..... llO9l,39d 90
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

HAvANA.-o bbs beef, do. OIL 100 bales wicking, 3
Photographic apparatus 13 r. r. cars $50 do
ties 245 do splice blocks 151 bundles soves 175 tons
coal.
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ST. JOHNS, 7. k.-NcNF. HTUOuWI.
o 900 oranges, 20 bun. bananas-A. r. Walli
Goa STANISE

CHARLEsToN-Schr. Mgnione'fe.
40 casks moasses. 80 do. riceJohn Williams & Son; 10
do do-G. W. Wait 4 Son; 53 do doc Hoffman,; 100
do do-Leverng h Co; 696 sacks wheat-Derr Thomp-
son Co. pkg. brandy-order.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,

BREMEN-Breaea Bark G1Star
l1o boxes pipe clay, 80 hampers bottles. 800 demi
Johhs' boxes PROVISIONAL Schumacher Co.. 60 boxes
cigars-W. \. & F. Marburg: IS do do-Beck & Bach
mann; do. d, do. tobacco sampes-A. Seemuller &
Sons; n do cigars do. books, do papers, 10 bales
mdse.-George w. Gail; Q boxes do-H f Alberti & Co.
do. do.-Canfed, Bros X Co.. Is do do-Chas Snilker
Co; do. do.-W. " II. Spker: / do do-Taylor 4
Gardner do dO.-W. l.. Buckmister; / do do =
Schmayer Bros; do. do.-Cortlan x Co; do do-E
Uhrlaub; do. do-F. W. & +. Dammann: do do 13I
casks himfichs CO.. do do do
Oelrichs & LuIman; l6 do doc. W Casparri; piano
harmoneon-Duer, Norris Il Co.; l box fruits. 10 bbs
potatoes F. L. Brauns & Co; "a do doc. Wildey; l6
do. dow. Ochs ZOO demiohns-Baker Bros. 4 Co.;
box mdse-F Schmidt l do. do.-G. Rutland; S do sun
dres-C. II. Eisenbrandt; . do. mdse.-order.
ST. JOHNS, ?. R-Schr. AidbdmG
40 600 ORANGES IN bun bananas-A Wallace
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Adding S91 90 lost by debts and substractng S925 So
gained the suspense account leaves net amount Of
pendtures Sl272l $50 So adjusted in the Auditors
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Carried forward .

Carried forward ........
Brought forward OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The estimated expenditures during the
remaining three quarters of the current
fiscal year to June 80, 1859, are ........
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The aggregate means, therefore, for the
service Of the fiscal year ending June 80,
The expenditures during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1855 were SsI ,5S5,G67 76:
Being for the quarter ending September
80, 1897 ......................
Being for the quarter ending Decembcr3l,
I0Ji'.. '...'....
Being for the quarter ending March 81,
loDo... ....-.....''.
Being for the quarter ending June 80,
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Expenditures estimated as follows:
Balance of existing appropriations. .....
Amount of permanent and indefinite ap
plbl'I iitlollS--
Estimated appropriations to he made by
law for the service Of the fiscal year to
June so, 1860. Observation-Disclosures. .....
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3,936.701 43

cans to meet
linder of the
are therefore
command of
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$7.4SG,792 Sc
100000 90
S,1SGTg2 Sc
4.534 .S43 70
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For the quarter ending June 30, 1855
From customs. 9,S50. .267 q
From public lands ....... 474, ,54S OF
From miscellaneous sources. 207 ,74l Is
From treasury notes issued. Il, ,G2S, 700 90
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-07
SYNOPSIS OF THE POSTMAS TER GEN
ERALS REPORT

Hon. James /. Orr,
Speaker House OF Representatives, United States.
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HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore December g. 1853.
Report Of Deaths an The city Of BdltimoTe for the tocek
lL.lLLLL.L Il.

For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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July /. 1859
Estimate for the fiscal gear from Jply 1, l
1860
Estimated balance in the treasury. ...
Estimated receipts from customs for the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1860.
Estimated receipts from public lands. ...
Estimated receipts from miscellaneous
sources. s.,.............., .,,
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For thequarter ending December 81, 1857
ii
From public ands..... ..... 497,7Sl SO
From miscellaneous sources. 356 I59 rs
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Total. 1sO.35I a. 225.O55

Compared with the services the 30th June
last, in the States and Territories. the |
length of routes is increased 27.973 miles: the an
nual transportation thereon 9,026 GGG miles; and
the cost 81, ,2i3 1856.
On the 3Oth June there were in the service
$40 route agents at mpen~ation
1884 $50 90
% express route agents, at compensa-
ton ........................... 2S.OOO 90
% local agents, at a compensation Of. 2JgS9 90
1.4Gl mail messengers, a compensation
Observation-Disclosures. 1SIG&4 al
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lOtal revenue. ..,...... ..........
Which falls short Of the expenditures, as
adjusted on Auditors books.
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Aggregate of means for year ending June
80, 1860. 60..................
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For the quarter ending March 81. 1S5S--
From customs. ............... 1927 900 60
From public lands. S.......... $50 936 SIS
From miscellaneous sources. 393690 7S
From treasury notes issued. II ,OS7 900 90
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Which were applied to the various branch
es Of the public service as follows:
Civil, foreign intercourse, and miscellane-
Service in charge of Interior Depart
ment ............. Observation-Disclosures.
Service in charge of War Department..
Service in charge of Navy Department.
Public debt and redemption of treasury
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REPORT
OF
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
THE STATE OF THE FINANCES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. December 6, 1858.
SIR In compliance with he act of Congress entitled
An act supplementary act to establish the Treasury
Department. approved May TO- 1900, have the honor
submit the following report
"A, T,Iv bniprf tho
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From customs. S1S.573,7 ,729 81
From public lands .......... 2,O59.4l9 80
From miscellaneous sources. 2g6. .64l o.
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Deficit of ordinary means to meet ex-
penditures. Observation-Disclosures.
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Total. t,1'o II |
This amount, with the increased cost Of
vice under contracts commencing
July 224315 90
Added to the cost OF service in operation
June 80..................... . ........ 7705 AS 90
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1903. .29s 81
$50 TO July /,
S7,063, ,29S 81
56,O0O.O00 90
100000 90
100000 90
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The lettings of new contracts for the term
mencing lst July last embraced twenty-onc States
and Territories Of the Northwest. West and South
west. including California, New Mexico, [ tab, Ore
gon, and Washington.
The following table shows this new service, including
the Great oycrInmd route and the Tehnantenec
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-30
rhe state Sentinel Prescribed.

One of the leading Leconlpton Democrats
who says he has, for over twenty years past,
been intimately connected with the politics
OF Indiana, writes to the Washington Union
that the STATE Seaitincl,, so far from conSti-
tuting the gospel Of Indiana men, it is
not regarded by the oId-line Democracy as
a reliable exponent of Democratic principles
at all. Its editor, it is well known to them,
always had a weakness for frec-soiliSm, and
a simple knowledge of this fact would for
ever exclude the possibility Of their receiving
him as a teacher, or his paper as an expound-
er of the Demo cratic creed. Under the
management of its present editor they have
looked upon ii as n dead weight, and as do
ing the party a positive injury" The Sen
tiaet is prescribed by the Lecomptonites be-
cause it endeavors to carry water on both
shoulders-one bucket for the Lecompton-
ties, and the other for the antics. It applauds
Mr.. Deuglao in one column, and supports
Mr.. Buchanan in the next; these are COM
promises and contradictions which the adj
ministration does not allow among its min
ions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-30

vate outfits, and taking their notes for 1t,
which generous offer is inducing great
many young men to go.
Samuel J. Jones, the notorious Sheriff
Jones, has received the appointment OF COL
lector of the customs at the Port OF FL
Passo, situated at the corner of Texas,
Mexico, and New Mexico, greatly to the
chaerin of G. w. Brown of the Herald Of
Freedom, who vented his rage in denounc-
ing the President for appointing such q
murderer, ruflian, and lawless vagabond ao
Jones and wants to know if the President
has not place to put Jack Henderson, and
the rest of the gang; all TO no purpose,
however The Sheriff is Shrewd man,
and viii make a good officer, and socially,
he is very much of a gentleman, both in
appearance and manners. He starts on the
first of November fronl this place.
The sickness OF the Territory is rapidly
taking its leave, and the people are shaking
less frequently, and not so many of them
doing it.1
Leeompton is rapidly improving, and the
citizcns are confident of an appropriation to
finish the capitol with, in TIE Spring.
We are having beautiful weather here at
this time the crops are fine, especially the
wheat G. F. P.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-30
I'M
DIR. Daily.

We publish a communication from Bloom
ington upon subject that has been through
the whole discussion, an unpleasant one to
US. 1t has been painful duty to be obliged,
from sense of our obligations to the pub
lie, to give circulation to charges against the
presiding officer of an Institution in which
the State has SO deep an interest as that OF
her University. We have expected that
DR.. Daily, after his recent embarrassing,
would, in compliance with the suggestions
and wishes of his political and sectarian
friends, resign, and thus relieve the College
from the effects of the odium and prejudice
which his conduct had excited against him
personally, and therefore prevent the neces-
sity of further discussing his character and
qualifications. But as he evinces no inten-
tention of retiring, and as the letter from
Bloomington comes from a source that gives
its sentiments and opinions more than or
binary weight we give it to the public.