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To Contractors.

10 CONTAGIOUS.
nROP0sALs are aoioftad for ne paving q The uem-
II rhis civ wharf with boliders or square blocks ci
stone. q zps-e o. ahout ahree thousand feet n leHEth By
one hundrel m Wlfih- Pans and ~peoncanons nav Be
Lad mdn anplclmrnfo he undeTEiEned. Oders received
unul ne ant of March, ana vok o. hs Completed within
twelve months. A. H DOUGLASS.
&. E~OErRECHT.
fph3-dibt Strict.
Notice 10 stsamboRtmen.
3 mo GoRRs fe91RaF gooDf.r ~
Fu~f1u-nfka chufe1de, 8tfhe t1u. and cna small tcw
head abort midway az SID island We hsre hai 1u
Wurd cot Err aa have r~urchaEed three new 70. ] rsd
b1sfs. ana intend to keep them cunstau0y badei ard kept
% ne tor - ~ T5uhead, or ilst below. on the opposite
side on Hnteh1f Isauf. al bartdn's Point. Our hcalsWln
uuvlh D6rk esoh. Our ficuds ounmsudIur bcais
vanld oven y cu and make regular enzaEnments- and
ct wood ar e2uf ne bank. 7. n. ALEXANDER,
ROLF
deI7-s2n- DAVIDu- FRTEND
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&Ottfrlcs.
WOOD, EDDY & co.'s
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES.
Chartered by the State Of Georgia.
CAPITAL PRIZE, s5O,OOO!
TICKETS ONLY $40!
NoTICE To ne PUnLIC.

ue members of our drmhaVe, hg way 81 purchase,
y become tr owners % me -lus charte-al By the
STATE rf Delaware. hrnturtF- MiEsurI ant PARA 0f uare
ir FerrrlE uHIar fhe AMUSEMENT ~ Messr- GrerHrg a
MaurV. H Wluu-1l. Delaware. ne have aeeued On cK-
p=flanf 3. chs--a me usne - oar arm. 20 md aCeT Jsu
"a. 1854. O. fhlta ~ WOOD. EpuT Co. Whnuul bore
after hrvr te u1usrCmsut ~ the Srarta Academy Dot
terry. ana fhe rEheH al shcvc uamed
On an Transactions We have cuictFcref O. cuudu-tCur
husiu--s wIh integrity sud ur1mrue>s and We can az
sure me rrHlr that me rafral1-a herca.1re bestowed on
D. d. ueT Deserving 81 teiug trnu-fcrreI tacur =u0cessars
FrrT rearHruig- $. SWAN CO.
NrgrErA. GA De-. %. 1855.
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To Dealers fu .E-fiGcidT FYOIrers,
Ostrich Fathers, EGlacV
Goods. Sc.

To Dealers fn .f8-fiGcidT EYOtrers.
Ostrich Fe0fhqss EGliey
Goods, Sc.
JOHN c. HENDERSON, SMYTH SEQ.
! HAVE renewed neu ssles ucas O. DE Iors SO
II Broadway and are ready b exhibit their sampieE ai
FRENCH FL0WERS. Hhi1h eHceed IN variety auv in
pariauas rt made. numbering Trern Hundrcd s vIes;
De arEsr mu lust made m GA iao0ues IN raus and
Mferus mrf1nf
We have aiss mauufaotursd On extensive VARIETY o.
American Eowers-snd en- TINS dss we have eVe-y ON
oeIvabls quality stse. and price o. manufactured god,
ana thr matcrais Or manuiacmfers.
our siock o. Ostrich and Marztou imported Feathers
b. large and waved IN qusity and style; and D. meet ne
he eutre huidins 40. s Brosdusy and Greenwich
sTest. into oue Fssqrg and are PREPARED b. produce n
ArtdfdCfaI Flowers
under ihe Management o. cur NJ. Z. v weich.
FeafhCrS
under he management o. r. Bens.
LACE RICHES, sc, sc,
under he msussement . Edward Jaason. Of The late
Our parpss beng he eereiopmeut q The Above
branches Of Hone Trade o. heir fullest extent ge have
Imported material md hrought over Frelch Artists q
Partisan reputauon, via a star q assistants which
VIII te vel m0un emaency of hs management is q
guaranty uaf the uratucts ~ our factory VII surpass In
perfection any r1aishereioiore mstc n Ameriu
Inc aies department l. conaued % sfs Broadway, aud
IL undc ne fQiiorilE management
The Frenoi Fl0ug DepaTfmcnL
,. n SMITH.
Ostriot aBd Fancy Feahos,
a. CREIeHToE.
FncnA Maifieis,
p. HALE
He'd DTtsss. OrnamFnis. &C.,
o. WHITTEMoRE.
.fmeicaH DgpaTimsnt IN Foinerss Ruehes aH9
Fgacy Goods,
Under ne m-s1asemeuf q oar ~ .. D. Howell
Frend Department, 1O2 Rae d. Riosakau, Pa~R
masr rbs mansaemeuf IS or NJ. . EeuneiT smyth
sd s. Lrmerder sssisicd ty nr- j. d, Daris and NJ
" NufluE
rHE f~aTroErIEg -in fhis leadlnE dcparueuf n our
trsiarH Ue rurrhasr and mauufe1turc he rhaicelf DE-
dErs in us Frenah market. and receive ~ every Steamer
me tasf style appearing
OF sslu are sni-iy osufne1 20 ne Wholesale Busi-
uss. aul We respectfully invite merchants o. examine
60. HENDERSON, SMITH & 60,
70 az Broadway, Seu roFk.
no G. HENDERSON a Co.
No 5 h~rnaduaT.
HENDERSON. SMITH 4 Co.
HHHHarra "a To- n nn a 49, ~.
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On the Plan of single Numbers

5,AB5 Prdzos:!
One Prize % Every Nine Tickets.
.H.fG.FEFTCE.FT SCHEME,
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q Il HOLST B sON-
Cabinet Makers
UNDERTAKERS,

Main-Sr., Old stand below Monroe.
(Ttc Oldest parIancHf stand m ne dfVl
TTtvE constantly on hand aI sizes Of Patent Metallic
III Hurial Gases, WHICH thsy line and gut upair-dsht In
the best manner. Also. al Enisof Wod and Cloh Cow
cred CuHus. uhich hey sell ata fair prize.
Orders from the country promptly attended GO. and Fur-
uiture made AMI reraired, and uphasterng erecuted-
u0u3-ly
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ANal aa-ra.--~ eAAe o. -
The Liabaifis1 ofhs Company are as Jogorss
I6-h. The amount Of liabilities due ar not Que
O. Banks and other rreditura- none.
eh- Losses adjusted AID
IN L0escs a1usied aud Dot due-- ---------sa631 %
eh, Losses on supenses and umtug further
fLNNA. 80 %
ioh AL cfher aaims ssanst me Company,
ee1maie4 af-.--..- loo 90
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Snsnranff.

TFHE uane q ihs orpurston Is Etna Insuranna Cgn-
II p1uy, lGaied A. Hartford Com.
The Cspliai Stuk b one million dulara. auI is psilm
ne A.eeits IN Company are Per M1rkf'
~ E..... usnsanh.r.a - 3
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SOUTHWESTERN
PRIVATE MEDICAL DISPEASARY,
49, Fas ue usIyc urlimsutof sexual 81
~ ru. -euuaI Dl-rscs -Irh sr Com ~
arrhess. GlsL S-lalre, sv
rII- Iu Hf l- r-ns-
.amtraT WHtEnara

nR WILKINS. ff" H. louisville. Keufllkv, ha- Oh
IL rHHlrs HI FIla-uuu- tI one ru1lc that bel has 81
rHlsrrt an ID r.ara Prominently HUffaI m pst
Omre El.E Mamuai-. Tennessee. where De would cali
1H ltreEuau RI U-e amiai-l aIll diseases al a private
and HaITfe1rI u1ure Oh Che ueu mode u treatment a.
rurI.Hi on re Frru-l anil English Wn=uiUI-
YOUNG MEN,
rt0. rf ml- bon secret HaHlt-, or deplarei sexual
l1lH rr hlr1 rHuarfrl Ear s1ll-scEenIng- mind-
narrowing and hr-festr1vlrg ilIeise,
Sc MINAL WEAKN SIS,
rh.l p-alEa MA msrrlHg leruinty premature ed
l-a luI irUr. o. r.lHl te poo rlaUeL should apply inn
nefaHr rttlrr m nerslu or rT letter, and have a curs
.ulrtea q 81 ha new ard Eleuurc mlte af TsauuE Ms
Lrsa r1lr never Pals 1f ede-tue q qulrS ant ra1i-
CAD cure. Persons az H Hsln-e NAV BE-
CURED AT HOME,
By al "a iafrr. stating case. svmufdus- length 1f
ule ue disease ha crnunueI and have melcina
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Auaa alall-Hsa.sas.as Hs-aaa-aa-aa. eal aaa o.
lith. The Freafet amouuf iusuucd % any one risk. er-
eept IN a few special cssea h s5o0.
isih- he amount Insured On any one CfF. town r village
d. l~nlednlia. deRudluE uuln ls ave. aHi how buit.
iah- Ne Amount insuci IN any one hiuk depends uuau
1k sire and clu-trucuon. -nhiet o. above rules.
ish. Certified Cpy % Charter a. TIE Company. a. flef
On Juiy, 1856 r. KELL0GG S~ccretarr-
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Class 8 draws Saturday February 5, 1889.
Class 2 draws Saturday, February p, 1889.
Class s draws Saturday, February 10, 1859.
Class @ draws saturday. February %, 1883.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O.-Among the recent confr-
nations by the Senate of appointments as Consuls,
are the following:
Demosthenes Walker, of Mississippi, Consul at
Genoa; Robert Bowling, of Iowa, Consul at Cork,
Ireland; Albert Mathew, of New York. Consul at
Carthagena, New Granada; Charles A. Leas, OF
Maryland, Consula at Reve Henry Autben, Jr., Of
New York, Consul at Batavia; George 7. Ingrahan,
of Maine Consul at Laguayra; Edward z. Peters,
of New York, Consul at Trebizonde, Asiatic Tur-
KEY.
Marshal for Georgia, has been removed on the
ground, it is stated, of not exercising sufficient
vigilance in regard to the yacht Wanderer case.
Mr.. Hodge, successor of Mr.. Harris, of Illinois,
, took his seat in the House to-day.
Judge Samuel s. Black of Nebraska, is to be
Governor of that Territory.
The re-appointment of j. W. Vaudeville, Sur
veyor General of California, has been confirmed by
the Senate.
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{tlunstarp an0 Commercial 8ebism.
BALTIMORE, January 20. 1859

BALTIMORE, January 90 1859.
The Stock operations light again today the entire
value of the sales made at the Board being only about
$4,000 Railroad shares very quiet again. and
business done mainly in railroad bonds In the lead
ing fancy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there was moth
ing whatever done The market for it rather heavy
and it closed at $50 bid s56R asked regular way These
figures bring decline of the closing quotations Of
yesterday. Northern Central Railway also lower.
The sales of this stock embrace % shares $50 cash. and
100 shares at S20a seller 60 days. The market for it
closed at $50 bid s2oH asked regular way The closing
bid is lower than the closing bid of yesterday. For
Railroad Bonds the demand quite active and note
sales 81 GOO Baltimore and Ohio, 1855 IS; $500
Northern Central 1855, at 69A $4,000 do. at g. and
SIS 600 Central Ohio second mortgage bonds at 81 Tie
of City stock include 81 300 SIS 1886 at 97A
vance $3.50 6's 1890 100 Bank stocks are in
demand and the market for them is firm The only sale
made to-day of shares Bank of Baltimore
at SlO0S
The New York stock market to day rather rregu
lar, but the general tone of it better Virginia 6s
advanced X Erie Railroad y; New York Central 4, and
Reading X but Michigan Southern declined K; Cleve
land and Toledo, Harlem and La Crosse and Milwaukee
y each. Missouri 6's Illinois Central Bonds, Canton
Company, and Rock Island Railroad all sold yester
days rates.
The New York Tribune of today says:
In the market there is some disposition shown
s6e @ m rg u X " o%r 70 ycnna nsn To s
yielded Some of the bank less disposed
lend freely but the supply of private capital superabundant
There considerable vesaton in regard to the loan
There will be large number of bids, but it generally
conceded at lower figures by or cent than for the
ro issue Letters from Europe do not speak
ly of any market for it there
The shipment Of gold by the steamship Africa, from New
lork, was Sii5O0n
There is nothing doing in foreign bills at New York, and
The of the Banks in the four principal cities of
the Union in which weekly reports made shown by
their last statements, is as follows
Loans. Deposits Specie. Circulation.
y. Y, Jan l5 Sl293a2i5 $9556.33 $40 S01l2 ST,l l63
Boston, Jan IT, 60.lO6aO 2l,l2TTW 793l,T0O 6,793,7OW
Philad. Jan 26.365385 II,32390s 60JO743 2S30,3S
n Orls Jan s.. 2053,il7 2297l65 l6,2a474 lO3s3,7l4
Total. s2.274S47 l5S20LOe6 59s57629 2-,5a3g6
Last week 969 l56553,39 5S,I1069 273S2 5O
These figures show general expansion in the Bank
has been entered into for year between the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton and the Little Miami and
Columbus and Xenia Railroad Companies the former agree
ing feigtS for Columbus and the latter
Dayton.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY. January 20. 1889
1890 Balt G,s, s6.:959 5000 n C. RR bds 500. 60
Sob RR BIDS 5000 5000 % RR, I'd m hds ass 50
1900 :" S5,6o BIS shs. Bank of Bait:
500 IS. .Ss4 % shs y. c, RR %
1000 q" 'S5, bio. 90 100 :" g SEQ. 20li
"a
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From JAM l to date. e........ 902 .... ...
Same time last y5 5ar....... 900 so 81 30(
-Neip BEDFORD Shipnin1 List
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


New YORK, Jan. 20-Flour is excited. Sales of To-
600 bbls. State 81 s05; Ohio S5 sO6; Southern $4,000
800 Wheat is buoyant Sales 130d135 for red and
1451150 cts. for white Western. Corn heavy Sales of
$4,000 bushels-Mixed 87(dsS cts, yellow 8l6S3 cts
Pork The market is buoyant Sales Of So bbls New
Mess at S1S(d1S.25, and old at S17 So Prime S13 25(
1850. Lard closed buoyant at 1l&@l2 cts. Whskey
closed steady at 27(d2SH cts. Sugar is firm at 73s0SH
cts. Coffee closed firm. Java 144G14h cts Molasses
4l42 cts Spirits Turpentne dull at As cts Rosin 81 s0
Rice closed buoyant at advance of 4-sales Sad
cts. Freights.-Cotton to Liverpool G9-32.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-Flour closed with advan
cling tendencysaes of Superfne at $5 rs Wheat is firm
red l30dl33 cts white 140Gl4S cts Corn is buoyant
sales of 1000 bushels yellow at 81 cts. Whskey
closed firm at 27a2S cts.
New ORLEANS, Jan 19.-Cotton unchanged. The news
by the City of Washington had effect the market
Sales to-day 40O0 bales Sugar firm Sales 900 hhds
at 64 cts. Moasses sells at 32H Flour has ad
vancing tendency 5000 bbls sold at S537H Corn is
tive $500 bushels sold, The market opened at S11 OS
but closed at S5c.GS1
MOBILE, January 1S-Cotton-saIes to-day 500 bales
at III cts for middng. Sales of three days 16 800
receipts 13 500 bales. Freights Cotton Liverpool
7l6@Hd. Sterling exchange TX as per cent. premium
LOUISVILLE, JAN l9The Commercial RepielU publish
es full hog returns showing decrease last years
equal to 125 900 hogs The Pork excited Sales
of700 bbls of Mess to-day at SS bulkSdes 900 tres
sold at 81 cts. Lard in kegs is quoted at II 4 cts.
CINCINNATI, January 19.-Four has advanced 5d10
cts; sales at S5d5.l0. Whiskey is quoted 25I cts
Mess Pork $3.50. Lard firm at l0%G11 cts. Bulk
Meats are firm at cents for Shoulders and
Sides
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From Hnvann-An Improbable Story.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-The steamer Black War
ror, from Havana, with dates to the 18th inst has
arrived. The excitement touching the Presidents
Message had nearly died out. The weather was de-
lightful.
private letter states that some excitement has
been occasioned at Havana by the publication of a
statement that Brgadier Gen. Reneau, of the
United States, had offered the Captain General
$4,000 to declare the island independent. Gen.
Concha is to be the first President.
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Robbery of Harden,s Express

BOsToN, JAM l9.-Harden & Co.'s Express office
at Providence, was entered early this morning ant
the sae carried off, though it requires the strength
of at least three men to move it.
1t was afterwards found mile and half away
broken open and rifed. 1t contained miscellaneou:
articles of value not yet known.
The robbers obtained $1,000 in silver from the
office, but overlooked 81 900 in gold.
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ONoNDAGA SALT MINEs.-From the report sub
mitted to the Legislature by Mr.. yious W. Smith,
Superintendent of the Onondaga Salt Mines, we
learn that the manufacture this year up to
7,O33,2l9 bushels, l4O6644 barrels, an increase
of million bushels the figures of 1856. of this
quantity 1881 1927 bushels fine and 500, ,39t
coarse or solar salt. The revenue, one cent duty a
bushel, amounted to SIC, 1922 10; penalties rents
&C., S57.40 Paid for salaries, ereetons, repair
materials, &C., $50, ,622.66.
The present means of the State will permit the
furnishing of brine sufficient to manufacture ter
millions of bushels. Mr.. Smith thinks the quality
of salt to be improving. There are now 312 salt
blocks, capable of manufacturing 125O0 900 bushels
other States. During the year l,37O, ,269 bushels
were received at Buffalo and 4,349 033 at Oswego.
Coal has been employed in the manufacture to ad
vantage.-M Y. Epeninq Post
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A staircase in the Polytechnic Institution, Lon
don, gave way when large number of person:
were upon it. About fifty people were more oil
less injured, and one child was killed. Had ths
accident occurred minute or two earlier, the con
sequences would have been far more serious.
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Rio JANEIRo.-By the City of Washington we
learn that the Brazilian mail steamer, with dates
from Rio de Janeiro to the 1lth December, had
reached Lisbon. There is no political news of i'm
portance. Coffee at Rio was dealt in at 10000 800
reis for good first Stock 10O,0 900 bags. Exchange
on London 26%M27
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From the New York Papers Of yesterday


LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. ia man calling him.
self Joseph Norton, from New Orleans, last Friday
passed to W. E. Snoddy, of this place, forged
check purportng to be signed by Rockford, Brown
Co., of the Citizens Bank of New Orleans, and
certified to by that bank. He got for this check
81, 800 in money, $4,000 in bonds of the Hardin
County Railroad, and Snoddy's note for the bal
ance He also disposed of other small forged checks
He has not vet been arrested
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

CAPE Town. c. G. HI 200 bbls. flour; 101 boxes to-
bacco 3S do sc pairs rubber boots and Shoes S.
200 staves 30 nests trunks 10, 900 feet lumber
KINGSTON: JAM, and PoRro BELLo, N. G.-350 bbls.
25 bbs bread 25 do crackers 100 kegs butter so
do lard; 100 boxes candles IL Or casks wne 80 half
bbs sugar. 48 doz tumbers; or. cask turpentine; do
varnsh rs reams letter paper; 25 do cap paper; box
panacea; do wormifuge; do matches.
WEST INDEs-1047 bbls. four 25 half bbls do; 210
bbs meal 200 bushels corn 100 do. pease AZ bbs
split do IS half bbs beef rs bbs pork IL do hams; so
kegs lard 25 pals do 25 buckets do 20 bbs bread 10
do crackers half bbs do; 80 boxes cheese tierces
rice IL bbls whale OIL casks linseed do cases match
esi 20 bales hay top cutter; SO puncheons o. c.
meal, 20 boxes candles.
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For Shipping Intelligence. see 4th page

A weekly English newspaper, to be called the
tinopls.
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Henry Hill, ESQ.,, has been elected President of
the New York Mercantile Library Association.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE HUMANE IMPARTIAL SOCIETY AND AGED Wo-
MEMS HoME.-The regular annual meeting of the
above Association took place last evening at St.
Peters Church, corner of Germnn and Sharp
streets Rev. Geo. D. Cummns, Rector of St. Pc
ter's announced the hymn, "Let all the earth with
one accord" &C., which was sung by the choir and
congregation Rev. J. G. McCabe then read pray
ers, and the 18th chapter of PauPs lst Epistle to
the Corinthians, the subject of charity. The
Rev. John McCron then read the annual report
Col John S. Cuttings presided. The following is a
synopsis of the report:
House expenses at Home. ..........s2 ,5lS Is
lhcldenta - .s..................... lloI 54
Total expenses at Home. So 6S5 50
Rent of Depository Fayette street. ........ "a 90
Salary paid Superintendent Of Depository 2l6OO
Printing and advertising. ng....................... 1413
Net total expenses. So ,e39 95
Balance on hand. S4435
$47s4 80
BY balance upon last account S371 IL
Cash from subscriptions and donations 2l30 90
Admission fees from inmates. 10000
Work done by inmates of the House .......... 5722
- at Depository Observation-Disclosures. 1855 90
Ladies' Sewing Society. 1927
Appropriation by City Council. ............... 500 90
Ground rent from Miss Merryman.. ............ $500
Dividend Farmers and Commercial Bank. $500
Interest on funds and investments .......... 361 "a
Charity boxes at the Home. 1346
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Gunpowder Explosion at Wilmington, Del


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20-A shock of explo-
sion of gunpowder distinctly felt here this
afternoon, and upon inquiry it was ascertained
from Wilmington, Del, that an explosion occurred
at Duponts Gunpowder Mills, about o'clock this
afternoon. The mill in Hayleys yard exploded,
and killed James Gibbons and John Grant. The
shock was very heavy, as large quantity of pow
der was ignited
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The telegraphic wire between Bagdad and Cor
stantinople is laid down.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,
COASTWISE.

SAvANNAH-Str. City Of NORFOLK.
70 bales cotton, John Williams Son; 81 do, R. G.
Ware 102 do, A. c. Schaefer; 152 do, f. Cemm; SO
do Spence Reid 25 do, W f. Hooper X Co.. IS do.
domestics Woodward Baldwin 4 Co.; 43 boxes copper
ore, James Fisher Sons; keg tobacco, Roseneld
Co.; case cigars, G. W Gail; Dbl wax bags fruit
do feathers pkgs. roots, Wilson Burns; do Poult-
ney Moale hale rde
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Launch of Propeller sloop -ofwar.

SIOOp
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19-5L P. M.-The United
States propeller Sloop-of-War No. l, was launched
at the Navy Yard this afternoon at two o'clock
Sheis 20s feet in length SO feet beam, and depth OF
hold IA feet, and carries 200 TONS Her beauty OF
model, strength and finish, is much admired. She
will mount four guns of eleven inch diameter.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 1s.--At mar
ket Beeves 3345 Cows 16l Veas 352 Sheep and Lambs
LAO, Swine l2l9S-showing decrease last week of
IS Cows, II Veas 15S Sheep, and increase of 3s7
Beeves, and 1000 Swine.
The number sold to butchers at Bergen, N j., for this
market 672 head Beeves. Number of Beef Cattle
Aertons to-day, 2,00l; for he week, 3 l40 head.
The market at the Washington Drove Yards this
ing opened very fat and the sales during the morning
were at full decline of cent per h. For the best seec
tons 9HG1O cts was paid but best ordinary suited for
good retailing beef, sold at cts Other grades realized
6OSX cts and some inferior as low cts
The low estimates of weights which butchers make this
morning. though usual on declining market, are much
complained OF to-day by brokers and Nearly all
the cattle sold would weigh 40175 lbs more than
the weight at which owners were compelled to sell
The Mich Cow market is quoted rather better for the
best stock $40 has been realized generally, however
there is no change; sales at $25965 Veal Calves con-
tnue To command SAT cts the latter outside price,
Sheep and Lambs in fair demand and prices
changed sales at $s96, some few choice extra at 81
swine are very dull the poor grades, while heavy
nfed western are in demand and scarce The west
yards have large quantity Of small poor stock Hogs
which unsalesble; nineteenth Of their arrival this
week Of such character, and dcut to get rid Of
any price. Heavy prime corn fed over 200 lbs average
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The following despatch was received by Messrs.
Pendergast Brothers, of this city:
Safety of Five of the Crew of Brig Hurri
cane Bird.
New York, Jan. 2O.-Five of the crew of the
brig Hurricane Bird, before reported abandoned at
sea, arrived at Havana, 18th inst, having been ta-
ken from the ship David Lapsley.
The South Franklin (Mass.) Shooting Case
BosToN, JAM 19.-Young Wales, who shot Miss
Whiting in South Franklin on Monday night, fed
to the woods, where his body found yesterday.
He had shot himself.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-21
POLICE JNTELLIGENCE.

The examination of Lemuel Burke, who is charg-
ed with shooting at, with intent to kill, officers
Lathem and Bransberry, was postponed until to-
morrow, to allow time for the procurement of
certain important witnesses.
William Moore arrested yesterday by Lieut.
Marsh, Sergt. Hand and officer Carbach on the
charge of assaultng and resisting the officers whilst
in the discharge of their duty. Justice Audoun
committed him to Jail for Court.
William Dorsey was also arrested by officer Ler
vey upon the same charge, and committed for Court
by Justice Audoun.
The richest man in Louisville, Ky, is the Hon.
James Guthrie. His property is assessed as worth
S1,3S2,6S6
James Hyson was arrested last night by Off
GERS jenkins and Reid for assaulting and beating
George Rider. Committed for Court by Justice
Boyd.