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l60o Acres On DeSdo oosuiy, MisissIrpL
20 Acres iu cultivation win fry 1felv ueEroes,
stock, ETC. choice place.
1870 Acre in Washinrfon ounrv. Mississippi $50 b.
cullvaulnl win - Likely negroes mostly men, ls
mules, etc.
1870 Acres on Sunh1ver river Ms s0 deadened
$50 Acres IS miles from Memphis, near Mississippi au1
Tennessee Railroad fair improvements.
a6 Acres l6 miles fum Memphis. near Mississippi aui
Tennessee Railrlad, 240cleared. vel improved.
645 Acres an Marshall county, Mississippi. well I'M
proved. with eleven likely negroes.
So acres DO Des0to county, IS miles from Memphis on
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, o Hurrlrans
oTeet. 80 acres rich blttom land; $50 n cultivation.
ARKANSAS LANDS.
il2o Acres near Gains Landinr. Chicof county. Ark
ansas 800 acres deadened four years.
1850 Acres 90 neSha county. Arkansas 100 dradfneL. IE
IN cultivation with 10 likely negroes, mules, etc
SO Acres on ArEausas river. rs miles below Little
Rock, wei improved 200 DO cultivation With nine
negroes.
sos Acres - uies n1u Aberdeen. 20 white river 50
IN cultivation.
80 Acres - miles from Mads1u, Arks go deadened,
100 in cultivafi1a.
TENNESSEE LANDS.
1881 Acre. adGiuluE Germantown well improved place
90 Aorgr miles from Memphis. near Union Depot, on
Memphis and Otlo Railroad; DO u cultivation.
$50 Acres miles from Memrhisr on Wef river 40
cleared vel improved; stesa saw mi1, etc; well
timhercd
zs1 Acres ~ miles from Msuuh near Rslairh; ne
cleared; sod Improvements.
40 Acres q miles from Memphis. 90 Memphis and
Ohio Railroad. a. Pea Point. las caareis Enof TN
pn8vemeuts. JAMES YOUNG
WIS 8Is Main street ~ stairs.
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Arrival Of the Steamship North Brlion.
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DISSOLUTION

THE Partnership heretofore existing in the Commits
i san business, under the name and style q GIBBS
n BRTAN5 is tins tay diss1lveihy mutual consent.
r. p. GIBBS.
July 6. 1850 -iVI2-Im W. p uRT Az.
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Venice 20 form an Integral Par
of the Italian COnfederacy.
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A SLIGHT MIsrAKE--We announced d few
days ago that q number Of the citizens Of
HoPeheld, Ark, had become incensed against
Mr.. A. R. Anderson, an aifaohe Of the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad, and warned
him to leave the place. A gentleman Of Hope
field, in whom we oonf5e implicitly, assures
US that there is no movement Of the kind on
the part Of The citizens, bat that about dozen
temporary residents Of the place have been
pursuing Mr.. Anderson most relsntlessly for
sons tine. The permanent citizens Of Hope
field sustain Mr.. Anderson
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Eatrst 9rhs By GrIfgrapb

Sottol StitV9 W NbtBt0Fp
Arrival Of the Steamship North BrltOn.
FOUR DATS LATER FROM EUROPE.
A TREATY OF PEACE HAS BEEN
SIGNED.
THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA COMEDIES
HIS RIGHTS IN LOMBARDY.
The Italian Oonfsdsraey 70 be under the Hon.
erary Presidency Of the Pope.
10 form an Integral Part
of 1.-THE Italian COnfederacy.
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON TO DEPART IN
MEDIATELY FOB PARIS
Proposed AbdIcatIOh Of the King OF
Prussia.
The announcement Of Peace Received with Pro
longed Cheers IN the Houses o. Lords
and Commons
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ENnd fOa. NNEe.

WILL sen the Fis1hlou. IN shelby county. Teuuss-
Il see on which reside. consisting o. eight hunired
acres. about I've hundred acres ~ which IL IN q One state
q cultlrauau- M improvements are an q ne ter
orderi extensive orchards 81 every description Of fruit
one cther trad, nearly lTInE on The Slmeul1e Pialk-
ruad, q about four hundred and lry sores. Ato. enc
ether trscb % abali four hundred aces. 81 ne sane
neiEtho-hlu-. TIE lrt ant last tracts are iuueii1taIr
IN the Memphis and Ohio Rairosd, about thirteen miles
ton Aeuphis, win q station near ne r~egdencs. A
BOD bsrrain VII be nren-
1yi5 din sAMrEL RoNp
kuruIta C-1nsifrtEraisf and c~harieran MercurT cav
weekly, 20 us snuulta slo saeh, snd sent tns b ms
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g A lady ~deeK-PassengeT on the steamer
Imperial gave birt' 10 a fine boy while that
boat lay at our landing on Saturday evening.
The little one we az once named Imperial
Prince. in honor Of the boat Long life TO the
little Inn.
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Arrival of the Steamer New York.
NEW YORK July 25.-ne steamer New York arrived
al IBIS port to-day. she ler LIverpool on he 18th inst
Her advicss have been aunerstedby the arrival 81 ne
steamship North Buton-
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Proposed AbdIcatIOn Of the King or
Prussia.

The Advancement Of Peace Received with Pro
longed Cheers in the Houses Of Lords
and Commons.
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MIssrssrFrI AND TENNEssEE-Irsins ar
rive at 1890 A. X. Depart st2s0 P. NJ
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nnctnr NOV Rc.cnch.

L-EAvESwoHTH. * ID July 25-Dsctor BOY who
VS. under sentence for hdusppinr. was rescued from
the ST Josephial0n suniIy morning during a violent
storm. Ne D. sin aflarge. His rescue caused great eE-
citemeut pursuit w. strmpted tui % was unsuo-
cessiul.
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lie has for salet the fllCwlur city property
Three story nrlcE HCus6 On Main street. Is feet front
By ifsA feet deep
House and Loi o. Adsns street rs by 2S1 feet through
o. Washiugt0n street
-Four nae Houses on Court street. between the hsyOu
and Court square.
House win n rooms, on Causey street. south % Vance.
Heuse 1u side 81 Fance street, iurear q ospt 'hurchis
place.
House 90 Causey street. between BsaI and Linden.
House. two story trsue. and ather cut h0uses on Adams
street
House, fur raoms, hall mi out bsusrs 90 Lsrose
street. near Calhoun street.
Rouse on Fifth street, a double tenement
House win seven rooms and ED uede,lu uuf h1rsess
on Shelby street known as The Hu-kiuEham Palace -
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
10 Acres 0ne-haif miles south uf Court Square god
Garden. Orchard. etc. will Be- er-halEet foI Dry Goods.
10 Acres two miles from the city uerth a9 che Pair
Grounds.
10 Acres tuc miles fgym the cIrv 90 che Memphis and
Charleston Rallroad- handsomely improved
81 Acres on Ravturn street. well lmursveli House,
eight rolms sni an Necessary out h0l5rs, ,rchari, etc.
100 feet By 800 deep OF Heruand0 Plaukr0aI, iut ont
sifa the c1rporztion; House. eight rooms snd 81 neces-
sarv out houses. gsrIrn. etc.
q Acre ~ beautiful scotland cn MsLairs avenue.
~ miles mUa C0-rt square.
5 Acres "a Mcrehead aveuue. 100 vanis norm ~ the
new RsleiEh road. Just opposite % M M1rehesd
one % Lot % &c acres anf four hts ~ acres each, -
miles frm Court square 20 HernlnlJ Piaukuad near
State Female College
various other Houses and LOIS In lifereut parts & the
city and 5u1se clezant plcrs iu The suburbs, improved
and unimpr0Ved.
Also alarEe quantty uflsuds luTeuuessee, Arkansas,
80 - 49,.
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nprt Of Mltmpbis.

No adpofissmezis Of Ssambodts inserted eruPi
Trough -azenfs ~ ha CITY trko vii he hid
r.rn.arhlr fer airsriislaE feis.
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THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON TO DEPART IN
MEDIATELY FOR PARIS
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
Celebrated Female Pills .


THIS invaluable meIcne b u-nfailing 10 he cure Of
j an those painful snd dangerous diseases Incident %
the female constitution
To m~olerates su ex0ssss and removes al ohsirucions,
from whatever cause. and a speedy eure may te relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il is peculiarly suited. II viii, In q shorf time. hrius %
DE mcufhlT period with regularity.
CAUTION
These Pills should BOT - taken By females that are
pregnant, during the nrt three munfhs. a. they are sure
b bring on MiscaTiagsi but At every other time. and 10
every ether case, they are perfectly safe.
In III eases o. Nervous and spinal Aasaious. Pains in
he Bach and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on sight rrer-
uoH, Pslpiztiou q the Heart, L0vuess o. Spirits, Hy=
terio, Sick Headsehei whites snd ~ the raiuful dis
eases oooasioned BY q dsordered system, these Pills win
enect q cure when all other means have failed.
Pun directions In the pamphlet around esoh ~psdtass.
which sho1ld b ~csrefuTy preserved
A bottle containing 50 pills. and cirded with The gov
eminent stamp Of Greaf Britain. osn be sent post free
for 81 ani s postage stampz
Sole agent for ne United State. and Canaias.
o MOSES. Rochester. n. 7.
HChsndier &Co, Memphis, Wholesale and Retan
AEeuts, and zod By Al respectable druggists
HBEWAaE-S1me mprincipled dealers Try b. sell
other pills % which they realize more proft be
not deceived. Ruy Sir James Clarte's and no other.
de=2-dtvavty
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Foa ALL TIC PURPOSES oF 4 PUR6ATW MEDICINE.
For -COsrUESEss
FoR TIE CURE or DYsFErsuA,
FOR J|AuNnIcEi
FuR TIE Cur OF -LNDIGEsrIOE
FOR HEkDACHE;
F0R TIE Cum OF DTsESTERY.
FOR A Foul STOMACH
For THE Il OF E~ETsIFELAs.
FOR THE Pills
FoE uE CURE OF ScRoFULAs
FcR AL SCEoFCLoUs CoWFLANuss
FOn UE CUEE OF R-HEUWkTIsN.
EOH DISEASES OF THE SKIN
Fou TIE Cur OF LIVER COMPLAINT
FoR DRoFsT;
FoH THE CUEE or TErTER, IUNoEs AM SALT
NHEUN;
FuR WOENs;
FOR THE CUHE OF Govt;
FoH A DINNER PILL.
For THE CURE OF N~ECRALGra
FOH PUHuYING THE BLOOD
They are sugar-colted, 80 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and beng purely
vegetable, nc harm can arse hom their use IN any
qllutty.
Price IS cents per BOx Five boxes for sl0o
rcatuumbes o. Clergymon, Physicians, States
men. and eminent perCnages, have lent their
MaNNNH TO- NNNNUH NAN ALNINaAaHaNA aNHNAa.NLnl n NMaaN
remedies, hut uur space here win not permit the
insertion Of them Tit Agents below named fur
ui-h gratis cur AMERICAN ALMANAC IN wmch they
ore gwen with also ml descriptions VI Tie sloye
complaints. and the treatment that should be FOL
lowed l0r their cure.
DO not be put OF by unpuncipled dealers with
Other preparations they make more profit on
Demand AVLU's, and take no others. The -ick
want DE list aid thefei is for them, and hey should
have D..
All 1uI Beneaia are for sale ~
R F. FARNSwORTH & CO.,
S. MANSFIELD & CO, Memphis,
At Wholesale and etsil, and BY al Dealers
Elsewhere. ds-deOd.weow
Tobacco and Cigars.
100000 S SlsARs s9Ps5 H.. srsaaa oY;sn
'ess SILVER Flake d. TaF ssi' SI $500,
Yeast Powders.
= GROSS Yeast PoEdsri 100 sross Yeast Powders.
$40 WARD = N%eoLELLAND
WS0MEed.
A GOOD COOE, WASHER and Ir1ner. LIBERAL Eages
n given. Apply al The once o. Hume p Kin. Bank
Binding 20 pyls-iEl WA ? BOURNE.
SECONDHAND PIANOS
For Sale.
ITTEh have q number ofscoond-hand Plane, uhich We
w VII sell very eaeap-
4ELNAAA W
For sale,
: n00 WHEA n GUNNf RAGS, D.
OsOOOie3-lm WM- III
For Hire,
A LIKELY ERGRO GIRL, suitable TO- nursing
n Apply % A. 8. LEVY c.
Wa No 10 M1ilson street.
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on CONSIGNMENT.
Stockholders
Travelling Dusfers.


EfHE partnership h~eret1fore existing between The uu-
Il d-ersiEned was dissolved Oh The lei of July bymutual
consent. The name o. the fm can Be signed ~ either
partner Ia setting up the business -f the ate nrm.
Ma. Holt viii Be found usuaIly - the 0J stand and
Elal % meet vita bis friends and take pleasufe IN slow
ms any property NJ. Young nav have 20 sell.
YOUNG.
r.. A. OLT
- A. T. /
The unIsrsIgueE sill sflu continue a. as up stsirs,
Main street. near rHien. DO the Real Fsfafe. Cammissiau
and hrekeraEe BusHuesz. where he Wild EI.d o. meet
his cd FRIENDS sud s1 ofhers WIS NAV favor him with a
call NDUNG
R=I Estate Broker. ss Main-sf near T1ian.
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PosrPoNENENT Or THE FLORAL CoSoERr-
We are requested BY Prof Chase 70 say that
in consequences Of the indisPosition Of some Of
bis pupils, the grand floral concert advertised
for this evening, has been postponed tll Thurs
dav evening, when IL viii positively take place
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In an cases IN which artificial s-tmuIau1n has become
lions md energies % nature-that be deems be hHs tufv.
even a. de hazard a. Of which be has SPOKEN. o. make
Known b ne World. In The most public manner posi-
bic. these eEtraoriinaly and invaluable properties o Tie
a~rticie, % bis manufacture.
It isn0f his purpose % reits 10 dsnua Let o. thoss
diseases o. the human sTstem which have Been known
% ts most hvorahiy afeted By he use Of this sImr-
ant They are particularly described In the various
inspection % our friends bit Which We Do not feel az
liberty, without special permission o. The dstin-nished
persons wao have sent them 30 us. 20 parade in re
sus1s II 70 cay. that re diseases aundsd BE- oupriss
81 such a. are incident %
TROPICAL LArTTUDEs. T0A CHANGE or CLIMATE
Or DIEI,
or 20 any 1fbsr cause which dsarran-ss Or impsirr ths
operant functions OF the human system inducing LAM
g1ur, lassitlda and depression. and the mulutntnaus Ills
sowing fum that source In an sub cases
TIE AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY ACTS As A
RESTORATIVE.
assisunz The natural organs, BY q rlmuIaut.uhi-h bota
in character and degree, seems % - IN al times u1st
admirably ftted % re-inTiz1rafe and 90 call back that
tone and l1Iee auon IN he vital organs 90 essential
% physical health
ftis o ms extent That the proprietor knows himself
10 be iustldd IN daiming fr lis manuialurs HysIsnc
properties and virtues whlch cannot Be 1versatslncr
gvervallld. It's universal Us hy the
MEDICAL PROFESSION
"a meet urgently commented Alreair g has uulI les
gay into TIE principal public and private hospitals IN
the country, and wherever Do has Been cnce used 10 forth
VIII hecmcs requisite
Ihave aaalyzsd a sample Of &" DAYS Arsnaac valley
WHISKY, and md % % be a pure article, OF dne davJr.
and without any dale.rrious adml1ture.
JANIS R Chiffon, Nd Chemist M
STATE AssATEa's OFFIeE. n sonsrssts
Boston. April 17th, 1855.
WI n DALE. New Tork
I have made e chemical analysis "a v1ur Aromatic /
vausF WHISKY. and fnd q q pure. h1el7 davored RTe
whisky, ooutalning no Injurious matters o. any kind. and
I vU-ld smmen IL IS suitahis fer medical and pub
lie purposes CHARLES T. JACKSON.
STATE Asssver.
VIZ. 4. DAILY
Your Aromatic valley WHISKY BE- received aui. after
careful eraminaticn. ] hnd 10 o. Be a rure arfi-'e. cu-
urelv Tree from aiuiteutng ingedicn8 e. ~rrI-elrg
usaf yours. regpeafrlly,
JAS ] MAPS, Analytical Chemist.
Consumers can lepent up1u EettnE q pure a-u-
Gle W1en they buv ne valley WHISKY. as n d 500 ry
fhe bottle and ease only w H. DAILY
19scnth Wiuism g.. New YORK Sole P~roF-lenr
FOR SALE ~ MEMPHIS By
A. FACCARO s. co.
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VIEW Aofh weekly bank staetmCut.
NEW ToaE. July B-ms BaaE Statement fr ne
reef sh7qr q decrease In loans ~ sfu.oo0. q iereass
In spsois o. f3,o2sooo. a ssrsa-s o. eir-u,suaa r.
81 90. - nsI a.na.lla 81 a. a. 90
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SFKISG AT n LASDNG.-While engaged
digging for sand at the city landing 2 few days
since, MAJ Moseley struck a vein Of spring
water. from which q eopious stream Of the
pure aqss has been flowing ever since it was
----aI
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VIOLATIONS or n UND ORDINAsCE.
Two Of ourlsading confectiouers, Messrs. Jos.
Specht and L. Rocco were a%rraignsd before the
Recorder yesterday, for keeping their saloons
open on Sunday. Mr. Spseht was fined $50,
and Mr. Rocco was nuleted in the sun Of SO.
Mr.. S. appealed from the decision Of the Re
a~~T-~
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Of a material witness yesterday, the case Of
Chas Morningstsr, who is charged with the
abduction Of Henrietta Levy, was continued
until to-day, and win be taken up at 10 o'clock
this morning before Esquire Horne. In the
meantime, the young woman was permitted
yesterday 10 give her evidence in the case in
the form Of a deposition, which is understood
70 be 70 the prejudice Of the accused.
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For Hire.

SHEILIH EttU.
I'VE best and cheapest spring Bed Bottom. only 81
Il d0lsrs a. GR0SvENOR, CAMP s. co.'s.
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fFTTTIT -I-TTIN y u ~ ~ ~ I" %
rsspcasfbk fer adurTfisiag fees.
River News.
STEAMBOATS, LEAVING TO-DAY.
For p~ariiculars ss ad~uertisemsHb-
rrr vfefsbure F-RISHEE-..... james lee
For Lcuisrfur.- ..-. SOUTHEREEa...Geo "a. Tripict
For 81. Fraucls R.-ST. FRANCIS No. H.. B1Umsn
ARRIVALS SINCE SATURDAY.
Nessenrrr..-New Orleans Diana 5000. Neu Orleans
ST. Franris Ne 81 p r. Jeunuis Wlippie. Art- r
Phlladelphia. --..st EauiE S1utherner -... Louisville
kate rishee-- NlckEburr
uwr-mwn arnrmu ua-r-uwnm
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The FIRST HoGsHEAD-The first hogshead
Of new tobacco received in this city during the
present season was brought BY the steamer
Philadelphia from Hiekmanyssterday, andWas
reshlPPed BY the steamer Messenger last even
ing for New Orleans The tobacco was raised
BY Mr.. J. n. Clark, Of the vicinity Of Paris,
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NrvrHfs AID OHto.-Trains arrive at
100 n. sud 40 P. A.. Depart at 555 A.
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gorsI Mlatttrs.


Arrivals ana Departures Of trains
MEwrHTs y CBAEIEsroS--Irains arrive
Al $50 n. and SIS p y. Depart at las
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q Mr.. ]. f. Watkins, editor Of the White
hall (Wsshiagtoa county, n y SeEfind,
was a passenger BY the Messenger for New
Orleans last evening He viii visit Texas, for
the benefit OF bis health. Mr.. Watkins is ac-
~companied BY his brother, Of the New York
city press.
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For Acknowledgement and tar
Reporter.

JANIS Brown. n n.
~ ale y g. w-JoSEs a co. b~s0-aa.ir
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sarsaparina and IodIde Of Potash.

H-saafsaorsrs snd Prosrissars.
iTH-rraulH H s. water sni 81 Prsaf greet
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Prices RedMCed.


A SNAIL fut o. Land, elntaininE eight acres, o.
u the Mempais and S1merviue PlanErlad. two miles
east Of Raleigh. and enc mile west q Uuiou Depot n. 4
O. Railroad. Improvements c1mfortahlef AMI TIE place
would make a very desirable country residence.
SUSAN &. EDDINs.
may5-2mgs r.. r. OLE. Agent
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LE4VEs EVERY WEDNESDAY
Memphis and New Orleans
STEAM PACKET COMPANT.
Td-Weekly L. S. Mail s Passenger Lae
BErvEEy uEHPHs NAPOLEON
steamer Kate Frisbee,

earrs wrrs-HHr a-=-~urnHDAr 49, -7-
ilss l-a7ls tidu1urz ever aAICRDAT. a-EH
steamer Victoria,
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Fenereal and Cntaneons DISEASES.


riding. ali combine 10 make BAILET'S one Of he n
pleasant p'sos- 90
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, hiul
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
opanI RIOS A. co
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17
Four Persons Dro,yne,
CITY LNTELLHENCE.

| RoBBERY.-On Sunday night last burglarious
entrance was effected into the premises of Alfred h.
Reip's house furnishing store, No. 337 West Bati-
more street, near Eutaw street The burglars en-.
tered the premises by passing through an alley adj
joining candy mandatory, in the rear, and climb
ing low shed built against the east wall of the
store. From this place they succeeded in reaching
the roof by the aid of ladder 20 feet long, which
| they had taken from the yard below. On the roof
they forced the iron shutters of one of the windows
! between two box skylights, and descended to the
store. Here they forced the lock of an empty
| money drawer, broke open desk, and scattered its
contents over the floor They also attempted to
force open the iron safe, but succeeded no farther
than in making several ndentationS on its hard sur
ace. soldering iron, with viii ch it is supposed
they tried to force the safe was found near by. A
small iron door the east side of the store opening
upon the first floor also found to be partially '
forced with pick axe left sticking between it and
the stone facing. 1t is supposed that they had
endeavored to force this door in order to make an
from their purpose and hastily left the premises by
the same way they entered, carrying off nothing
but dark lantern, worth 40 cents.
! A RESPITE GRANTED THE CoNDEMNED.-Late yes-
terday evening Sheriff Creamer was officially noti-
! fed by His Exceency, Governor Hicks, that the
| execution of the four men, Crops, COrrie Gam
! brill and Cyphus, under sentence of death for
murder. was to be postponed until Friday, the Sth
OF April next. About seven O'Clock the Sheriff,
| accompanied by the Warden and Physician of the
Jail, together with several other gentlemen, re-
paired to the cell of each prisoner and announced
the fact that respite of three weeks had been grant
ed them and asked them if they wished to hear the
Governors letter read They all expressed desire
| to have the document read, except Gambrill, who
merely asked the length Of the respite. Upon
hearing the letter, Crops seemed to be very CRATE
full. He simply remarked, "God be thanked" and
bowed his head upon his breast. Cyphus expressed
| himself in pretty much the same terms. Corrie,
alone, appeared to be dissatisfied. He said the
time he was respited for very short, and
thought he should have longer time than any,
since he the last condemned.
NEw Com ExCHANGE.-A meeting of the Com
missioners of the Baltimore Exchange Building
| Company took place yesterday at the room of the
Flour and Corn Exchange. The subscriptions for
the purpose of building a Merchants Exchange
were annulled, and a resolution was adopted for
opening books of subscription for stock for the
building of Corn Exchange. The books will be
opened to day
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CoMMERcE-The
steamship Commerce, E. " eager, commander,
which left here on Saturday last, arrived in Savan-
nah yesterday morning.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-17
Woastarg anb Commercial 4ebisiu.

BALTIMORE, March l6, 1859.
Stocks were very quiet again today the operations at
the Board amounting in value less than $4,000 The
sales embraced So coo Baltimore City 6 1856 9SH
shares Marine Bank at $3OA and 81 shares Union Bank
at S7S There was nothing whatever done in Railroad
shares or bonds Railroad shares quite heavy and
for Baltimore and Ohio the quotations lower than
on yesterday 1t left off at S594 bid S59A asked regular
way and s59A bid, $50 asked buyer 60 days Northern
Central closed yesterday at S9H bid, $50 asked
regular way. Canton left off to-day at S193 bid $40
asked Santa Clara Mining at SIG bid, SIS asked, and
Springfield Mining at s2H bid, $24 asked regular
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1885 bonds S64 bid,
and 81 asked, and Northern Central 1855 closed
bid 60 asked Baltimore City 6s quite firm 100
bid to-day for 1S75 dividend on and 9S4 bid 80
for 1905 eXdividend.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
WEDNESDAY. March l6, 1859
$1,000 Bait 6s, 'S6. .9S15 81 shs Tn Blk of Md .18
shs. Marine Bank 800