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BALTIMORE, March IS, 1855

BALTIMORE, March Is, 1859.
The Stock market this has generally been quiet
and the total value of the operations at the Board only
about S17OOOO which is but little than half the
amount of last weeks business For all fancies the mar
ket has been heavy and Railroad shares there has
been marked decline. Baltimore and Ohio has fallen
off since the opening 81, and Northern Central of
dollar per share. The sales of Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road this week add up about 500 shares The market
opened at S59 regular way and $50 buyer GO days.
but since the opening prices have been steadily declin
ing and to-day it sold at S595sA seller 60 after 10 days
and s5SA cash. and it left off S5sH bid, $5SA asked
regular way The transactions in Northern Central this
week embrace 600 shares sold yesterday at $19%@
$l9S cash and short time, and 600 shares sold to
day at $40 cash, and SOY buyer 60 days. 1t
closed at $40 bid, S93 asked regular way. Northern
Central Railway 1885 bonds have declined in week
per cent We note sales of S7 of these bonds at from
COX down to 6Sk. They left of day at 6S bid 6S4
asked For other Railroad bonds the market has been very
quiet the only sales have heard of being of 81 500
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at s6E, and of $4,000
Northwestern Virginia second mortgage bonds at TO- For
City 6s there has been good inquiry, and note sales
of $4,000 1855 at 100 Sl3 900 1865 at 9sH dividend
on, and Of 81 600 1905 dividend at 9Sk There has
been good inquiry this week for Bank Stocks but the
transactions in them have been heavy. The sales
include Al shares Union at SIS; shares Marine at s304
and $50 shares Franklin SllS. There sale made
quay UT '"o sihce Vi zoo shares oprlhgheiu MINING at
s2ls1 and it closed to-day at S2s bid S24 asked regu
lar way.
The Money market presents new features Money
continues easy, and there is difficulty dsposing
first class single paper the per
For call loans rates range at from per cent accord
ing to the security offered. The banks discounting
quite freely and the offerings of paper the street
consequently limited.
There has been further large increase here this week
in the amount of the foreign imports and exports The
imports at this port for the week ending Thursday
amount in value to S3i6,734, $2S0665 of which
posed of Free and S66O69 CT duty paying goods and the
exports for the period to s29 against Sl45
for the corresponding week in 1883
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A H " g r. II r. " T.0

FRONT STREET THEATRE.-The renowned Dan
Rice will open Front Street Theatre on Monday. He
proposes to offer to the citizens of Baltimore an
entertainment which will meet with their approba-
tion and support. Besides many other talented
performances, the celebrated Carlo Family will
perform their feate of skill.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-An excellent bill is
offered at Holiday Street tonight Our American
Cousin will be given, and Mr.. Clark will appear in
his famous character of Toodles in the play of that
name.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MARCH 18th

a A: Bopinger, Prus ashagen Rqterdam-Bros Bonnger
G6as fI sc co@gsF e Is short for eighcSIenan Bailey
E%S EE%ssis G n9 Shines daa6ha Mio Maa Sons
a Esm$S@tR $oRs BeN NSxa eypGGF s. Tdna / fnn' B &cO
KS 9Gn BryRn yRq Ga,foGf GallaoaBar Mqr
sa hsH ancS r aiield % HCSs Bailey
Mackinaw, Hammer Lverpool-FoaTd Rogers.
Milton oskart Forest Liyerpoo"T Whitridge @ &Co
RIVAL Kelly cnllao-Barfill BaRks 4 Nsr.
ApB6, AD9 R5 MGSPsy Ps}lsI FeBG
Gyss% ay FslS NJ s Nas$s%s
G[scs BqcE Rio ISIRs% GRsse co. cons
Eliza, Baker, Arica.fitzgeraid, Booth Co
l;inwGod, Clements, Havana-B. Buck X Sons
SSrHa. SSTn fones eF Ro pePai5TansMnaser de 5ansrd
Warren -, for frsight-E REeads 4 Son. '''A''
Gatharnf SelGls COUSINS; Fisher
Pea, Van feit, turks Island dHeslcn S Rogers ~
sS stGskhaa hae e JsBs4 Rand3
Gforgs sntRa Caribbean e % Russell
Mnrca MnE er@8k T CS stas 1linapee WHHFRgtSn FTo}
Muse Mascoyado Ta Sar( Thurstop, DemaaraW; Il. Perot
aEsSG K e4f' Go
Palestine, Rogers Caribbean seaW. Rhoads Son
non faRa k0gsr5 keee
SCliOONERS.
Angela, Hunt, BoSton-master.
Adrianna, Blake BoSon-Kelsey Gray
\. K. Wetmore, Rogert, New York-Rose 4 Lyon
Anna Shepard Dickinson, Gaveston-S. g. Hand Co.
Alabama, bonner Wilmington, n N.C-DunnOck Weaherly
Chas Gaskill, Mariner. for freght-W, Rhoads 4 Son.
Chief, Eldridge, Providence-master.
Chas. S. Kearsy, -, Wilmington Rhoads & Son
laShaway, Brown, Salem-ieslen Rogers.
Exchange, Wilson, Monrova-W. G. Ar. II. Atwood.
Elizabeth Bowley, (Br.) Roy, Wimot, Ms.
Edwd. Everett, -, Salem-W. Rhoads & Son
Elizabeth, ltatchnm Newbern, n. Gas. Corner Sons
Emma Amelia Harding, Boston--W. Rhoads Son.
Fred Dryer, Cottrtl, BOston-W Rhoads * Son.
Florida, Tall, CharleSton-C. Pendergast
Hugh " Fry, Marshall y Orleans-W. Applegarth x Son.
Isaac Hinckley, leavit:, Pensacola-Haslup Small.
John T. Travels, Wilmington, n C.Travers & Mitchell
J. F. Woolson, Crawford, for freght-W. Rhoads Son
James Jones, Jones, New York-W. Rhoads Son.
Jos; NickerSon Baker, BOston-Hesen Rogers.
). X. COnover, =, New York-W. RhoadS 4 Son
Lizzie Russell, Todd, San Blas-Pearce 4 Gray
ar lata, llutchinS, st. MaryS-Heslen Rogers.
Mayilower, kilb1rn, Bangor-C. Kidder.
Iarquita Lane, sstcn-G. H. Rogers.
Mary y. Taylor, BaSset, New Bedford.
North Carolina, Magure,N. Carona-Whedbee Dickinson
OrnOcO Arey, Franklin, Las. Hurlbut
OSpray, Bragg, St BartS-JaS. Corner X Sons
Phllanthrophist, Chapman, Bucksport-C. Kidder
r. W. TrOth, Daulby, New York.
Samuel Francis, Brown, New Yorl-Dunnock
Sequine, kingsland. New York-RoSe Il Lyon
Seaman, Lank, New Bedford-W. Rhoads x Son
Tiger. Evens, Saco-T W. O Brien.
Nm. Carroll Chapman, Providence, IIeslen 4 Rogers
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SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son Stock and Bill Brokers

The New York stock market to-day dull and rather
heavy. Reading declined 81 Cleveland and Toledo 4
Michigan Southern guaranteed 4; Harlem 4; Rock Is
land 81 but Missouri 6s advanced y; and New York
Central T. Virginia 6's, Illinois Central bonds Canton
Erie Michigan Southern, and Galena and Chicago all
sold at yesterdays rates
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
The money market is quite easy at 4G6 Der cent on
CALL and 5d7 per cent on rstclass paper The demand
is quite moderate.
There is not much doing in foreign Bills and quota
tons are without change Sterling 109 dl092 for good
to first class signatures. Francs, 5.l5d512b.
G. We hear of about 100000 in gold bars going by the
Saturday steamer The Havana will take only
small amount of doubloons The market is very strong
for Government SIS, with private sales lO4 ncu
ding $4,000 on so days. The amount which could be
bought at l0i is not large. Holders generally anticipate
an advance to 104 los within thirty days especially
if the bill before the Legislature ADMITTING these bonds
under the bank law par circulation is passed 1t
passed the Assembly to-day without opposition and our
advces from Albany that it will be unopposed in the
Senate Treasury notes sold the extent $780,
900 at 18th discount par.
The movement of the Banks in the four principal cities
of the Union in which weekly repartS made as shown
by their last statements, is as follows:
New York Mar Sans a6;, sGsSG cTSnIn sg s psP9s a
P6iiaG, B1i"T March Ha T. 5s9 3 6 S 56l 62 s
n Orleans, March 229l59ll l6sO6SS9 2ySGOi 252S3OS
sSs 55 SsS53 s557 SS55s 3s 1ssf ssss9
The Erie Railroad receipts $50 900 behind the
same period of last March The Hud on River will, it is
believed, show about the same March, 1858, notwitl
standing the river opens week earlier One half the
effective equipage of this Road is worked with Cum
berand coal, at very large saving wood The
February earnings of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Road show increase of 81 600, although the eastern
end Of the Road suffered weeks embarrassment from
the food in the Ohio.
The following statement shows the business of the Read
ing Railroad for the month of February:
1859 1858.
Received from coal. S95 800 25 $40 1854 90
Received from merchandise 81 57S so p 794 So
Received from travel, &c......... 223791S l57lS.1
Total l................. Sl55 327 % SIG, ,6S7 26
Transportation, roadway, dump
age, renewal fund, and all
charges Observation-Disclosures. 9625S19 76,O1s.53
Net profits for the month O6904 $40 Cos rs
Net profits for previous mos. l57 3130l 9559 Al
Total net profits for three S2l6 3S2O5 l702SS II
The increase this is decided and must be crafty
ing TO the stockholders.
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ToRoNTo, March 17.-There is great opposition
manifested to Inspector General Gat's new Tariff
bill. Many members of Parliament who have here
tofore supported the Government, have gone into
the opposition ranks The vote on the measure will
probably be taken on Friday. There is much ex-
ctement relative to the matter existing in political
circles. The ministerial papers talk confidently of
success.
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The New Police Bill Repudiated by the

CINcINNATI, March 1.-THE City Councils passed
resolution this afternoon condemning the Po-
lice bill, recently adopted by the Legislature, and
instructing the City Solicitor to take immediate
measures with view of testing its constitution
ality
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Fire Mt Cincinnati and Narrow Escape.

CINcINNATI, March ia fire broke out at an
early hour this morning, in the building northeast
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets, and such was
the progress of the flames that several women and
one man narrowly escaped with their lives.
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Frnun Woshinnfcn

WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Mr. Sickles' counsel
purpose applying to the Criminal Court on Monday
to commence the trial of the accused on Tuesday.
The Cabinet to-day did not consider the question
OF an extra session but will decide tomorrow.
The War Department has just issued the list of
promotions made in the various divisions of the
Army since the 10th Of December last.
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ZIP EN

Last night, about ll19 o'clock, fire was discover
ed in the house No. Little Sharp street, near Bal
timore. The fire extnguished before much
damage was done. A bar-room was kept on the
first floor of the premises by two negro men, nam
ed Squirrel and Barrett. The second and third
stories were occupied by - Notts as a trunk
manufactory. His loss, chiefly by the water used
in extingushing the fire, was about 5000. The
fire evidently the work of an incendiary.
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PROPERTY NAIEN

Messrs. Adreon Co. sold yesterday at the Ne
ground on the Northwest corner of Front and John
streets, IL feet inches front johnson street.
with depth of 80 feet on Front street. Purchased
nv G. Thater for S15O
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Dem nncrntic Nominations

PROVIDENCE, R. l., March 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention, which met here to-day, nomina-
for Lieutenant Governor. Alfred Anthony and
Diner Arnold for members of Congress.
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Kansas News-Pike,s s Peak. &,

LEAvENwoRTH, X. t., March l6.-ln the case of
Day and son, who abducted from Kansas into
Missouri, charged with aiding the escape of slaves
a change of venue has been granted and the trial
transferred to St. Joseph.
Dates from the gold mines are to the 18th of Feb
ruary. The accounts continue fattering, and the
rush towards Pixies Peak has fairly commenced.
Seven large companies left here yesterday. Emf
grants arrive daily by hundreds.
March IA man named Walsh arrived yester-
day from Denver City having been twenty-five days
on the route via Smoky Hill. He reports the road
covered with emigrants, who were proceeding by
every imaginable mode of conveyance on their way
towards Pixies Peak. Walsh brings S400 in gold
dust, which he dug in twenty days.
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The Richmond Forgery Cas-

BosToN, March l7.-Edward Argentine arrested
on the charge of obtaining 81 100 on a forged
check of Sutton d. Enders, bankers, at Richmond,
Va, was discharged from custody to-day. No per-
son appeared against him.
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT Court OF BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon Wm.
George krebs, Judge. The following occupied the
Court yesterday
Daniel B. Banks Nathaniel Williams Execu-
tor Of H. X. Chase. Bill to vacate deed and will of
H. X. Chase, reported yesterday. Further argued
by st. Geo. W. Teackle for complainant. Held un-
der curia.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. The Court engaged in the fol-
lowing business yesterday:
Stacy B. Bancroft Us. c. Fl. H. Cropper & Thos
}. Cropper. An action on an insurance premium
note. The defence being the failure of the Com
pany from whom the plaintiff received it. Verdict
for plaintiff for S20O7S.
John Trucks ct al. u.s. S. NJ. Harmon 4 Bro. An
action on an open account assigned to plaintiffs
Verdict for plaintiffs for S222.7l
Geo IL. Dutton Mary b. Mason. An action
to recover commissions for selling negroes for the
defendant. Verdict for plaintiff for S52.S2.
Assignment for to-day 422 to end of docket.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The Court was engaged in the
following case yesterday:
In the case of Robert White and Horace Jones u.s.
the ship Horace E. Day, decree passed in favor of
former plaintiff for S70.63; and the latter for ST.
CO and costs.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. H. Collins Lee Judge.
There was business of interest transacted in this
Court yesterday.
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ST. Louis, March MA man named Hamilton
shot his wife last night and then shot himself He
has been married but three months, and committed
the rash act in consequence of jealousy. Hamilton
is mortally wounded, but the physicians think the
wi NAV
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In Wheeling, Va, an old man, named McElroy
who has long been supported at the public expense
has been discovered to have about $40 900 at
interest.
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The Legislature of W iscorsin has deemed it ex-
pedient to pass law prohibiting marriage between
whites and negroes
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Railroad Convention

New York, March lS.-The Convention of Cen
eral Freight Agents is now session here Mr.. Mo-
ran, the President Of the Erie road utterly refuses
to be bound by any compact and no results likely
A Convention of Southern, Western and South
western roads will be held at Columbus on the 23d
inst
BUFFALO, March II, 1s59-The Railroad Conven-
ton is still in session, but nothiog has been done
since last nights despatch. The Time Table Com
mittee has made report, and is not likely to make
any, and the prospect is for general rupture of
the st. Nicholas compact. The New York roads
represented are the New York and Erie, Buffalo,
New York and Erie, New York Central Hudson
River, and Rome and Watertown. The other most
prominent roads are the Baltimore and Ohio Chi
cago and Rock Island, Terre Hautc, Alton and St.
Louis, Great Western, of Canada; Michigan Cen
tral, Pennsylvania Central, the entire Lake Shore
Line, Little Miami Bostrn and Worcester, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, Ohio and Mississippi, Hi
nois Central, Galena and Chicago, the Belefon-
taine line and Central Ohio.
March lS.-The Committee appointed by the Rail
road Convention on the time table, have reported a
schedule between New York and Chicago making
the starting hour from New York, o'clock. The
Hudson River Road objected, whereupon the report
was rejected and the Convention adjourned An
other Convention will soon be held.
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The Overland MaiI-Two Days Later from
Death of DIR ThomosD Mut,er
[ From the NelV York papers

CHARLESTON, Ma ch l7.-Dr Thomas D. Mutter
Professor of Surgery, of Jefferson College, Phila
delphia, died at the Mills House last night.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

DEMERARA-1,116 bbls. flour, 800 do corn meal 400
bushels corn 100 do oats 200 do bread 200 do pease $50
bbls bread $50 do pork terces hams 200 lard 45O
boxes candles 10 hhds tobacco box harness. 10O9 feet
board O,031 do. plank.
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FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is still selling at the
following rates. VIZ: 50 for Baltimore $3.50 for Old Do
mnion, and 50 per bbl. for Welch's
RYE FLoUR-We continue to quote Rye Flour at S4 so
per Dbl. There is however very little selling.
CORN MEAL.-The rates for Corn Meal are unchanged
and we still quote it at 1915 for Baltimore and s412k
per Dbl for Brandywine. We have reported this
sales of about 100 puncheons Baltimore Meal but the
terms for were kept private The exports add up 55
bbls. all to the West Indies
The following the inspections OF Flour and Neal
hnu-Ial aIaL.. H. Ii
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ITHACA, N. y, March IA meeting was held
here last evening" at which resolutions were passed
to the effect that the Sheriff was governed by the
best of motives in removing Ruloff from this coun
ty; that the jail here is abundantly secure, and
pledglng that Rulof shall not be molested, if re-
turned, except by the proper officers.
fund was also raised to search the lake for the
bones of the murdered woman and child.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. G. Beers
Marcus Lyon, Esq, Rev. DR.. Parker, and Others
The Overland MaiI-Two Days Later from
California.
ST.. LOUIS, March 1.-THE overland mail with
San Francisco dates of the 2lst ut, two davs later
arrived last night There is news of interest
The Death of RIiIxe Walsh
New 1ORK, March lS.-The verdict of the Coro-
ner's Jury in the case of the death of Mike Walsh
returned verdict of death from apoplexy
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CoURT OF APPEALS OF Observation-Disclosures TERM,
lS5S.-ANNAPoLIs, March IS, 1S59-No. 80. State
of Maryland use of Elder, Gelston & Co., Us. John
G.. Reaney, administrator of John 7. Barbee of
Superior Court of Baltimore City. Justice Bartol
delivered the opinion of the court. Judgment re-
versed and Judgment for appellant for costs
Special Docket No. 80. William Frazier inspec-
tor General of Grain, Us. II. W. Warfeld-appeal
from the Superior Court for Baltimore City. The
argument in this cause further continued and
concluded by Chambers for the appellants.
No. 7. B. R. Gayte ct a., Us. John Fattle-ap-
peal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore City.
Continuance stricken out and the submitted by
annellants unnn Writtnn arnnmants
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COMMITTED FOR CoNTEMPT.-The Frederick Citi-
zen of yesterday says The case of Col. VIM. P.
Maulsby, who was laid under a rule of Court, on
Tuesday, to show why he had refused to
present certain promissroy note in his possession,
to the Grand Jury, evidence in the case of
Joseph A. Lechder, was disposed of yesterday
morning, by the Court fniag him five hundred dol
lars for contempt, and committing him to the Gus
tody of the sheriff until the said paper should be
produced.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE WISER FROM BREMEN
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Interesting Intelligence Regarding the State of
Affairs on the Continent-The Aspect
More Warlike.
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The St. Mary's Beacon says ''The Wheat crop
in this county, except in low lands, looks very
at this season owing, perhaps, to the mildncss OF
the past Fall and Winter. Our farmers are consld-
erably behind hand with their lahors, there having
been. up to the present writing, at no time since
the lst of November last, four consecutive days
without rain Gardening, from the same cause, is
equally backward
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Mr. Marcus Cicero Stanley
has purchased heavy interest in Porter's SPrit Of
Me Times, and is engaged editorially in conducting
the Daper.
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After the regular toasts were read a number Of
volunteer toasts were offered, among which was
one from Francis Gallagher, Esq. complimentary to
DR.. E. J. Chaisty, the President of the Society,
and in response to which the Doctor made some
eloquent and appropriate remarks. Songs were
sung by Geo. McGowan, Prof. Aiken, Robt. Raj,
ney and others, and the night was spent in most
agreeable manner. Long after midnight the com
pany rose from the table highly gratiiied with the
nrncaedinUs
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Forty citizens of Waterville, in Litchfeld, Con-
necticnt. have formed a joint stock company of
$4,000 capital, for the manufacture of penknives.
Mai Lessig, veteran of the war of 1872 died
at Pottsvile, Pa, last week.
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Drank in silence and all standing.
In announcing this toast the President remarked
that it should find place in the breast of every
Irishman. He briefly alluded to the fact of the
muniieent bequest, some 36 years ago, made by
Mr.. Oliver, of $4,000 for the education of or
phans of Irish parentage. He commented upon the
benevolence of such act in BETTING terms
18th. The 81 AHdrsao'S and German Societies of BdI
mOre.-We strive to emulate your acts of benevoence
and dey otion to Father Land
[AIR-"Auld Lang Syne."l
In the absence of the President of st. Andrew
Society, Mr.. Crichton, Vice President, responded
to the toast. He felt happy in having the honor
OF speaking on the occasion, and as Scotsman il
afforded him the greatest pleasure in greeting the
sons of a sister Isle. Descendants from the same
Celtic race the poets of each country have We'd in
singing each others praise. The Tyres of all sang
the music of the spheres, when Scotia was the
theme He concluded by offering a sentiment
The Sons of 81. ANDREW and 81. Pdtrick-Toin
Saints thistory says that both were Scotchmen)-May
we emulate their good deeds and charities.
The sentiment received with applause, not
withstanding a great many present thought the
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Law and Land Agency, Washington.
4 YOUNG D. NILES,

DicHARD NJ. YOUNG, former Commissioner Of
III the General land Office, and SAMUEL NiEs
Virginia Scrip, yoiuonary and War Of lsl2 Bounty
department nayn. oepartnershir,
hereafter give their JOINT attention 10 such business be cont
died 10 their under the above fn They w devote
chiefly hr of claims before
Supreme Of the United States, the Court 81 Cs all
abe executive q rp@rtmCns Of the government
ofiee No 4s0 penns ylyania avenue
Dec lg-eo2m
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nIarkets.

Nsw York. Feb Is -Cotton is unchanged sales
Of 400 bales Flour is higher sales OF 20 900 barrels
state. S. so a SIS AS Ohio So 30 a So As southern
SIS rs SO 10 Wheat is uuoyant- OF 4, 900 bush
els southern red 81 40 81 As; White, 81 62 Corn
il iirm--ssles OF 81 600 bushels white, 80 80 cents
yellow. so a ~ cents, mixed S4 sc ceuts. Poik--
dul-lness SIS So prime, Sl3 80 sI3 62A Lard Is
dull at lii 1T cents Whiskey is firm at 70 cents
Sugar IL declined cent since the LIST OF febfn.
airy u aSa cents Molasses, 80 ~ cents spirits o.
turpenfine Ii heavy Rosin is steady at 81 10 81 70
Rice ~ firm and unchanged