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Leaves on TUESDAY Aprl 18th q, s p NJ
- SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLE

IE4lAf ans Weekly Packet Iine.--The fne, superb
- passenger steamer National. p. U Montron,-
ssy VII Leave a above fsr shIsyeper Grand Ba
and all way landings 70, further information freight or
passage apply on board. orto - NJ
q O. /. KOUNs L BROS, 2Fron street
H3-A plan OF her cabin be seen, secured
6ce Of the agents. go - "a
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LEGAL NOTICES.

s11n TEIfeso u i !sss NET
letters q a ." H. pssan
hereby given 70 ali whom i nay to show
cause within ten days why the The petitioner
sh BY dr aea 81 q F ,hs court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DTg q o9uS % DE
TTENDU que Thomns NsttelsoS S ss,
.ents une petition Ia Gou peHet d'obienr les Lsttrss
ct donns celia
qu s ol ne s ssr e pas fAit drot la ds petition
as II is J. L. KELLY. Depute Grsfdsr.
A' q New orlsans o' MosTXk6oNnNo nis s,sss
has ps 1t ,ss The h.
late Michael Montardon deceased interstate
within days why the prayer Of petitioner
BY order of the Court.
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
az n Neass!s Orleans. MoNTAKDoN-No Is 49, T.
PETITION CON I'll ssass aamn me
tron la Succession de feue Michel Montardon decide
As ct s o1s
auses ne serait pas fnit dte petidon p'-'
all Is % j. l. KELLY, Deputa Greaisr.
P'sss. 1E
s e as
show within days from the present notification ii any
ss Rs
the funds dist bued In accordance herewith.
| By order of the Court
| J. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.
de- il Nouvsie Orleans. ) WARDsoNo. Il, Al u ~
as
celia peut dayor deduire ours da
ter de la presente publication les raisos esauees
compe presente lie Cnraienr de la de succession ne
era point appronye homoogue entrs SEES mains
| Par ordre de Ia cour
| all Is 20 J. L. KELLY, Depute Greffer.
W. $. CHANDLER,
/ DENTIsr,
| kroFFICE and RESIDENCE,
| l76- Carondelet street,
a1y ly6w corner of Lafayette.
| NOTICE. NOTICE,
The undersigned has disposed all his right title
est in the business known las "DoRR's SOUTHERN AID
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCYn to the firm o.
A-BsTRAWBRlDGE CO., who will continue II as hereto
fore. I W. DORR,
New Orleans. December II, 1858
SO II H ERIN ADVE HTI . N q
AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
Having by purchase succeeded 10 control Of the
Of DORIS Southern Advertising and Collecting Agency
will be continued by udsrsignedby and with the con
currencs Of our publishing principals.
). a. B. srRAwBRIDGE co.
ssrofics tx Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December %, 1858. d22 II
Il A. BEARD 3 co., SUCCESSORS TO ]. "A
Agents o tie sale q Real Essass slssss Furniture Stock
Port Warden and Succession Sales Pantaons etc
s5-No So Magazine street at 8 Banks Arcade jai en-
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Leaves on TUESDAY, l2th inst. at5P.M
81. Louis, Cairo and Nee Orleans Railroad Line.
~ - FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and ut st. Lsuis
) with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The fine
reguIsr passenger packet VIM. M. Morrison. Y n Bot
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
ARaut
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MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES PARTNER II
ll house this day. The style OF the firm remains
changed. COOPER 4 NEIBERT
and 70 Common street.
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Leaves WEDNESDAY, l3h inst. at O'Clock p NJ
~ N p NJ r HIS AND NEW Or.
w. leans U. 8. mail packet line-For Memphis and
the Bends.Ths Alst class packst steamer John
3ameM41s Captain J.. r. Smith, will take freight from
foot q 0ird street. and viii leave above freight
passass apply on board or to J. H. FREL1GH.
s.s Iii Once under st. Charles Hotel.
line conneets 9. Napoleon With regular packets ior
White and Arkansas rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for 81 Louis and Louisvle l#i
~ Adams' Express carried regularly BY this lins az
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CUM BERLAND RIVER
SHERIFF'S SALES.

''ga's Ss.s x, e.
= /: sss ss
At public auction at No . Front eyee in the first
l Of OFFICE FURNITURE, etc. as per inventory
n's sis so q os f@ fsoN SAFE.
i ssSTEhMs1 sss % he spot. ), : -,
ouArRrrxE couR DE DISTRICT JOHN A. ROBERTS vs. os.
ala soavslls Orleans Ra6fSEs StiS Sos "a r.
TN yEKTr dun writ Dc fierl fncias = moi
N9ayseo dams 4ISrs eidessu, ie proeadsai i
@ = a' s ss' s Ss Ia
ssf bs ss aspos en-
mon aa ssff IN HssF Efsg'1 FsoRr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mouen. de vadjudiea.lon.
m2s aa4sn Sheriff de la Psroisss d Orleans
FIFTH DISTRICT counr B sNJAMIN BARNEK vs. GEO
RT VIRTUE Of writ Of ieri iacias to
me By the the Filth District Court Of
sell public auction. at the City Hotel Common street be
tween Camp and Magazine Streets on THURSDAY April 81
right. title and interest Of the desendan. George
Court Ns orsan S snss Is % b Ea
Of s. with Legal interest from the 18th May 1851 and costs
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS Cash on this spot.
s,sr,s If ~. y. = Pl $1,000 81 Gl.,.,
snerS OF tne farisn OIL orleans.
| CIsoIENE CoUR DE DISTRICT BENJAMIN BARNER vs..
| de la GEORGE D. GORDON
MOVABLE Orleans. } No l23ss.
ENN VERYU dun writ de 6erf fncias n moi
T. par l'honorabe Cirqueme District de Ia
Nouvee Orleans dams aae CT dessus, e rrocederai
DI, u d'avril 1859, midi ftoe de Ia Cite
Commune entire les du Camp de Magasns la
| publique ct adjudication de-
drots interets du defendeur George D.
Gordon process pndsn la sxieme dc
District de Ia ntitnle eorge D. Gordon
Ex etc. j. W. Zacharie," No 500 des dossies
| "A Ia
| do mai 1851 ct les fras d'instance
| Saisia dams latf8ire ci-dessus.
| CUNDITIONS-Compan moment de Rehabilitation,
| Il. T. PARKER,
s9 IL Is l8 81 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orleans.
|
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Conslgnees.

BOSTON. Ship Pocahontas Perkins SEQ. E ]
Hart &co. y Burnside Gco. .Rotchford, Brown Gco.,
Bnddecke &co. j o Woodruff Sco. q Il Railey
Hylmes Clauss. "A d Grief SEQ. ID Campbell IA
Smith, Cooper Stebbins. Thompson & Barnes. !.
Thsmas 8 Waterman. Kennedy 4 Foster. j Hub
bald..W i Cushing. Eaton i Henderson. John +
W a Violet &co. .M Brady eco. w H Letchford
eco. II Green. r. Brinton &co. g Boye. w I
Davis. g h Sloccmb &co. .Chas Clapp r. " Rayne
Henderson, Terry &co. Head, Massie &co j & g
Cromwell. 20 3 Gate eco. .Daclos Geo Frost &co.
" Kepler.. ] a Rodenburg Babcoek & Kernichen
Beebe &co. r B Aucoin .E Carriere Aoa. w i g
Neagle Tirrell 4 Bates. Una N Gould Geo. w {
blanchard sampson y Keen and order.
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R ED RIv 3 R .

Leaves WEDNES DAY. 18th inst. at S. NJ
. ~ FOR RED RIVER-FOR JEFFER.
son. Smithland, Benton, Pert Caddo Swanson's,
S1nssl3 Mornings, Albany, Shreveport. Grand Bayou
Csmp.s Grand Eeore Alexandria Normans Ba5bips and Al
packet Comet Reuben seade master, W. G. seade, clerk
will positively leave above For repht passage having
dns accommodations, apply On board.
vIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
all Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th int. asSP.M. n
~ OUACHlTA hIvER-rhe elegant,
swift running, regular OuachiIa passenger packet
m, steamer Messenger, George =; Kirk, master,
nell. Wilmington Moro Bay. Pigeon Hills Msris Saline
Landing Alabama Landing 0uschia City strlngton Tren
ity and all landings Black and Ouschita Rivers
above. FOR freight or passage apply on hoard.
VIRGINIUS O. DENTzEL,
Al Ad, ersng Agent.
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sTEAwBoAT nEPARTuRES.
o UIAo HIT q RIvER.

Leaves TUESDAY, 18th inst, as r. NJ
.4nu - OUACHlTA RIVER FOR CAM.
den, Beech Hill, Mlllsr's Ruf ChanpAgnos
l. Monroe, and all landings on Lower Ouachita and
Black kvsThe Light drnught fast running
steamer w. w. Farmer, q. r. Shields, MISTER, viii
leave above For freight PASSAGE having elegant pas
VfRGINIUS 9. DENTzEL,
e a tixinrA gent.
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~ STEAMER WOODFORD EOs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New Orleans and Louis.
vile lightning Line passenger packet steamer
WoodfOrd, Moses Erwin MASTER will Louisville
lows is5s "a re- 1871 - "
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, April 2sd, at 5PM M.
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, May O. at p M
Leaves New Orleans WE'D 5l NEsDAY, May Is, at5P PM.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, June u.s. at r. NJ
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY. July II, at 5P.M
Leaves New Orleans UESDAY July a6 at S p NJ
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Aug il, at 5 Pm.
Passengers and shippers rely punctuaty Of this
steamer. - r. $3.50
No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan Of the cabin secured by
applying on board
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEI,
az Advertising Agent,
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AGENTS WANTED. sssSs@Ss
Editors of newspapers throughout the cotton region
North Carolina to Texas inclusive invited to I'D In The
lection and recommend energetic agents. 10 place this
contracts for whom, upon thus being presented me-
will appoint and furnish with specific Instructions.
GkO. G. HENRY.
New Orleans. March %. 1859. maj 1mkW- 5m1swAW
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sEcoSD DIsTR,c1 couRrt suGCEssIoE or MICHAEL
WHEREAS A. Titus has petltioned the
w Court for Letters of Administration the Estate of the
late Michael Monardon deceased intestate-
Notice is hereby TO all whom may concern show
should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
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Leaves MONDAY, 18th inst, at s p. M.
~ FOR LOUlSvILLE.-THE LIGHT
l6AAE1AkrS draught passenger packet steamer John
Ralne, VIM. Underwood, master, will leave
for the above and all intermediate landings above For
freight or passage apply on board.
1BN ssteroom considered engaged until paid for.
A plan Of the cabin be and seateooms secured
! viRGINIUS @. DENTzEL,
all Advertising Agent.
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ALABAMA RIVER.

- FOR BLADON AND CULLUM
lS4yRksS sSPRINGS-Twics week-The steamer Adj
= vance, Saml Ables, master, will leave for
Bladon and Culum Springs twice week, as follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs and Dsmopos
every Saturday evening, at o'clock.
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs every wednes
day evening, ut 4 o'clock.
h s@sa. ,.. Returning =
Leaves Badon and Cuu Springs Tuesday and Thurs
day evening, O'Clock arriving In Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning at O'Clock.
For passage. apply to
.e2s If or SIMPSON COOKE. Mobile
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Leaves TUESDAY, f2th inst. at 5P NJ
Cincinnati and Now Orleans Exprsss Line
/, H. FOR ,C1NC1NNATI.-THE FINE
regular passenger packet steamer Monarch.
Jno A. VII hanson, master, IL now in port and
Will leave for Cincinnati Madison Louisville,
on board. - = '
vIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL.
All Advertising Agent.
i ii cities a reduced rates.
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x. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION of this late r. W.
= Of New Orleans. POWELL. dec,d-No. 9rO4
Rf VIRTUE OF and In obedience to an order
- OF sale rendered March &, 1859, directed by
the Honorable the second District Orleans In the
above entitled matter will public auction
1t the City Hotel Common street.
St eets on SATURDAY, April s. 1859, II O'clock H. for
OF said successioa-- 80 : = $50 's'~'
TWO BILLS OF EXCHANGE, drawn by Peter Conrey OF
New Orleans and accepted by s. Jaudon .of the civ OF
New York ore for 1862 81 and the other belonging
TO said succession. '' e-"o
TER MS-Cash OH the spot,
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| DEuxrsxE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MICHEL
de- Il NSa ,, Orleans. MOUNTAINEERING Is sas.
IA petition Ia Gomr aeet d'obtenes ettres
traon Ia Succession de eue Michel Montardon decide
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Ihs undersigned has disposed of all his right title and inter
est In she business known las "DORR'S SOUTHERN AID
VERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENCY" to the firm Of
Alb. STRAwBRlDGE co. who will continue II as hereto
FORE J. W. DORR,
New Orleans Decasnher 1, 1879 szs
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FOR oPELoUsA S

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5P.M.
/. ~ FOR ORE1OUSAS-THE STEAMER
lSA19t,S w. Burton, g. E. Lonsiier, master, will
d28Ek leave above, taking freight for Old River,
Smspor and all landings the Achafalaya also taking
for Paqusmnes Baton Port
Hudson Bayou Sara Moganza and mouth Of Red River For
freight passage apply on board,
j. NJ. JOHNSTON l. Co. No. Front Levee,
4 dis If Gustomhouse street.
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Leaves TUESDAY, 18th inst, at S r. ".
FOR BAYOU MACON, LOWER
Tensas, Floyd Monticello, Warsaw and all land
ugA on Black River-The very light draught
hOck city, B. q. Dickerson master viii leave
sboye For freight having comfortable
al VIRGINIUs c. DRNTzEL, Advertising Agent.
A0-The Rock City pays particular attention all way and
plantat on business entrusted TO her care.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr3 SUCCESSION OF NJ. G. ED.
Of New Orleans WARDS-No. l4,414
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
Of this estate aud 70 all other herein interested
they have why the by the Cnrn
tor Of this estate should not be approved
the funds dist buted in accordance herewith,
By order of the Court.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-15
Seipplllg gntslligsnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Feb. l:

ARRIVED
steamer pocah%nas IraverS FIN Richmond J. Brandt
topgsllantmas probably Nashua, from Orleans also
ing by E \ F., and the Lighthouse n by W the wreck
o. tne steamer North Carolina, sunk, with about 5 Of
Steamer Diamond State, Kirwan, from Washington and
p off sf
from Liverpool to the capes-general cargo to Foard
9P by seaptug Hercules Reports off the
n BsrS Syph Jones days from Bosonassored cargo to
Sehr Willow Harp, Jones, from New York-mdse to Rose
schr Jonas Sparks Rogers, from New York-ballast to
knse to @ SeE p raHn rm e and
I sshr M W. " Cherry Brown firm North Carona-shingles
steamship Locust Point GLEARaD F4epa6. New York
Steamship Parkers6urg, Powell eli New York
Ship Bremerhaven, (Breml Hlken, Bremen, in tow of
Ship Joseph aratt, Br Belts St John N B. in tow of
Seneca Fenhagen Bueno Ayres in tow of steamtug
s.s--.m, ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
steamer Thomas Swami, Ramsay New York 18th inst
SRFIsE sHP5 fBaanaffRea BafRaRE 4'h inst
inst h''hara Wiling Claypole' Philadelphia, 18th
sehr Flying s'ud ca6Rsin DsATERg TTEiRlggngt0n llth inst
om Nor b 3 telegram received this morning
Hope had arrived and reports having spoken miles north
for Bamore broke DOWN saed and m Sh wan
assistance One of Heneson tugs has been sent down H
Sehr R c stannagd Jr Johnson from Nassau N p for
sails, &c. VAN ' vi
MEMORANDA
p In HamPtnn Roads, bound to Baltimore arrived llh-
Brig Humboldt, Carnage from Caribbean Sea via St Thorn
as 25th utguano to Sailed in company with brip
Speedway Thompson, from Caribbean Sea Baltimore
rk Parthian to be retted and sail fol- Richmond Chesh
ire from Liverpool with GOALS discg to sail in ten days for
New orleans via Apaachicoa Lizzie Nichols for Carie
sn mas IN % %PaaSt next Day brgs Anna Tyler, Hopkins, for
Nay rom New ork arr 2th; and schr unknown,
EASTERN PORTS
NEW IORk February l2-Arr schr Templeton, Charles
tonG,d steamships Cahawba, Havana Columbia Charles;
bops for t5Gda rSn h hP Epaminondas Rotterdam
dad Atlantic, Nassau Breeze Rio Janero Betsey Ames
St, Jago; ID; f. Kelly, Cadiz Buwer, Tampico schrs r.
Palmer ST. Jago j. D. Sparks, St Kits; NJ D. Lane Ma
NEW YORK, Feb l2-Noon-Cld steamship Montgomery.
Savannah bark Atlas, New Orleans; schr. Mary Emma
PHIIADELPHIA, Feb l2-Crd bark Leland Cienfueeos:
pg \ Eaton, Trinidad schrs. Lucy L. Sharp Savannah
h pdcN6K % cNN6cKSersop, E kingston, ia.
boSION, February l2.Arr schr Addison Child Rotter-
dam Crd barks Ida Goree Genessee, New Orleans Jas
Hicks, Mobile; Our Union, do ' ~ '
Feb l3-AT ship Champion, Shields barks Fernapdina
Messna Sa lem, Bonaire brigs Meteor Mansanila ROYAL
ston, Cardenas. ~'"
SOUTHERN PORTS
,ALE&ANDRlA, February l2-Arr schr s. G. King
WILMINGTON, February ll-Arr schr selah B. Strong,
New York brgs Jacob Dock and Maine, New York CID
schrs ingomar; and P. A. Sanders, Philadelphia
Sea Kngn a BARK i Gha@pag 0qhg Efse Hasop seS
HIavaila Boston CID ships Persian, Cronsandt Admiral
na; schr Kate Brigham, New York ATT sc6r IS a Elliot,
New Orleans. am - - i-o''
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-15

INTERNATIONAL CoURTEsY.-We have been fur
nlshed with the following extract from a private
letter. giving an account of the successful efforts of
Captain Levy, of the United States ship Macedo-
man. to relieve the British frigate Curacao, which
had grounded in the Bay of Smyrna
UNITED STATES SHIP MACEDoN1AN
/ ~ Harbor Alexandria, Egypt, Jan. 8, 1859. !
We sailed from Spezzia, bound to the island of
Gambia, in the Archipelago, where we arr, we'd in
good time. We sailed from thence to the city of
Smyrna, in Asia Minor. On our arrival we found
orders for us to proceed to the coast of SYRIA as
soon as possible; we only stopped to take in wood
and water, and were off for Beyrout, Joppa, and
Alexandria in Egypt. On going out of the Bay of
Smyrna, we passed an English steam frigate, "Cu-
racoa," hard and fast aground. Captain Levy sent
boat alongside rendering the use of our ship and
boats in getting her off, which was accepted The
steamer had the English Ambassador for Constanti-
nople on board, Lord Richard Stratford de Red
clitfe and family. They had Russian steamers and
Turkish boats tugging at her, but could start
her, and they all gave it up as bad job and left
but the Yankee wouldn't give it up so. We were
the first to come alongside to assist them and the
last to leave, and did not leave until we had got her
ahoat again. You should have been present To hear
the cheering when she foated-it would have done
your heart good. We came to her Sunday and
remained till Thursday. Capt Levy received very
polite letters from different sources, returning
thanks for the kindness rendered.
The Curacao was going nine knots an hour when
she struck, and when she stopped she had but six
feet OF water forward, and she drawing seventeen.
Thus, you see, she was imbedded eleven feet at
first, and must necessarily settle some but Capt
Levy said she should come off We parted all our
large hawsers and stream chain, and as last re-
sort, we took down the cabin bulkheads and passed
their stream cable into our stern ports and brought
it to our main deck capstan, and thus, after much
heavy work, we brought her off. The captain came
on board, and, in person, returned thanks to Capt
Levy, and said to him:
"Y ou have this day, sir, accomplished work
that will never be forgotten by Englishmen or Eng
land it will be in th A cdped into your and
thus you will get more full account cf it than l. in
my feeble manner, can give"
We are having very rough and unpleasant pass
ages up in the Archipelago, but shall soon be over
with it for this year.-Boston Journal.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-15
FIRES.

Last night about half past eight o'clock, frame
stable in the rear of Chestnut street, near Low,
owned by Mrs. Benson, and used by Arthur W.
Hall, negro,) discovered to be on fire. There
were three horses in the stable, two of which were
burned, and the third was by much exertion saved
The hire was the work Of an incendiary, and but
few minutes before it took place. the negro Hall OBJ
served three men run from behind a wagon which
was near the stable and pass out Low street. Two
of the men had light colored coats on Halls loss
in horses and harness, is about 5000. The stable
was insnred
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-15

From VALPARAIso.-A correspondent of the New
York Times, under date of January l, says:
Valparaiso, JAM 1.-The state of siege still contin-
ues, including Santiago, Valparaiso, and Aconca-
que, it was for 80 days. The political storm has
suspended Its suspension emanated from the Pres
ident himself, and will continue to the end of the
80 days.
Business is depressed, and money complained of
as being scarce Little is doing to rebuild the burnt
district, owing to scarcity of money and fears of
political disturbance.
British steamer Bogota sailed for England 2Sth
ult, to receive new engines. The Calao sails to-
day for Panama American ship Enterprise has at
length arrived.
Fifty-two persons arrived this week from Califor-
mia, mostly mechanics seeking employment. They
will scarcely find it. 1t is no use for men to come
now who are without means.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-15
Wunstarg AND Commercial 8tbieu.
BALTIMORE, February IA. 1855


The Stock market to day moderately active and all
the principal stocks quite firm. Railroad shares
were buoyant, especially Baltimore and Ohio in which
we note further improvement to-day Of 81 per share
There but little done in this stock at the Board IS
shares only being sold at s59ksx after the Board
there 800 shares sold cash and seller 80
days and s6O960A buyer go days. and it closed firm at
800 bid, S6O4 asked regular way. Northern Central
Railway advanced today y. The sales embraced $50
shares at S20S seller go days and SO shares
ngure regular way and it left oat s2o bid s2Ok asked
regular way. We note Improvement to-day of per
cent in Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds. There
were 81 900 of them sold at the Board COX Sales also
Of $1,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lSS0s bonds at
S5S and 81 900 Northwestern Virginia do. converbles
at 20. There also 81 9 Baltimore City 6s 1890
sold at lO0 City 6's closed 994 bid 100 asked for
ls75's; ss bid for 1865 and 9e& bid 100 asked for
1905 We also sales day lO2 shares Franklin
Bank at SLY and shares Freman's Compa-
ny at S244 There was nothing done to-day in Mining
stocks Santa Clara closed at SIS bid. $sS asked and
Springfield at s2s bid, s2H asked regular way
The transactions in foreign Exchange continue limited
but the rates generally unchanged We quote to-day
as follows, viz London, bankers bills, l09H G1O9a
do commercial do. 1o9A; Paris 60day bills 5fI2&; do
short sight 5flo Antwerp 5fl5; Bremen 794 Amster-
dam 4lk@4lk; Hamburg 36k; Cologne 49, Frankfort
A4@4lA.
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