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SALT We note saes Of St. Martins at about 23c
and bush Tu.s Island per Trovbrijge private tr
sEEDS-A good qpiIy prevails for Coveseed at l06l0l;
for ard 9id9c Old Rough Flx Ia demand at 81 90
y bush Tim thy Seed IN lin tied supply the demand 10
pode, at RI IS y bush We hear Boston OF 1000
lsgs Cscutta Lir,eed for Baltimore, a. 81 IS.
SHOT quiet st6iG7c for Drop and Buck.
sPFLTER1he market Is steady with small sales from store
At Sc. mos
SKINs-Goat 10 better demand and prices hsye made
gt sdvsnc We hear o. SALES If 10000 Curacoa at 5058c
mos go Tampico, 2l7ft at Hc snd 90 Mstsmons, on
prigsts supposed 10 be 3sc Dser Ia fair
qpest end prices steady sales Of 20 10 SSH aud 49, 90 ID
Psrs pIis.te t~rDs, ard $3.50 10 Bolivar City. oup
JINStras 10 firm 3ld32ic mos without any sales OF
mportane We quote Bancs al ~ d3lsc cash There
Times M obbing demand for Plates a. firm and unchanged
p'ices - 80,
TALLOW-Tbe market hes improved Of so 90 st0c
TOBACCO-Tbere lit 10 doing but the market firm Tor
all isscpton, Stock NoV 1850 300 bales Havana, 1901
bales Cuba md 800 bales Yara-
WOOI-The market continues duh and fat the political
cieneIt which prevails has very bad effect mp the
ke and until after the election buneSs may be expected to
b. done the transactions which take place still confined to
California aud Domestic Woo particularly the former which is
very in f.vor the sales fer the month amount 35 90
FoTeg Woods have beD quiet with the exception perh.ps OF
hs 6n' ads which have with better sale thsn like de-
sription Of Domestic We quote Domestic Fleeces at 3od5c
quality Pulled Wool at 30dj5e. do California at III
c5, do Cope 3236Oc do South American at lOdSOc d.
and Smyrna at 4d27'.. do
wHALEBONETh The market is sti inactive, pending the ar
rival Il the each
WHaIFFOOTS-st.s of H. c0 n for export at Tc cash.
VHsKYThs ket Is freely supplied and ia lower the
close, ssles Of 800 bbls. at 22D12lc
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Disasters, &c.

PoRr Lewis, Mauriu,, Sept 3-rhe ship George Hzpss
previously rponsd ber di'chsrged and surveyed Il
found she could be- repaired lees than SiO $685.
hes he.n eond. ei aod so5 yestrtsyhn spss dzns
week.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1850

eve sser ard f dsD.nd IF Western aud Canadian e
a7d3l State at su3so Corn ,asr nDsr aad 70 70
active and in part spsctys bit chiefly FOR the 10 "e
Fossrn ado the '.Lsa- i27 - bush t69ot8c for VesS
srn Myd s'st co. for Domestic AID Toe for small ot' OF
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The census of Vermont, It is stated, viii show lie
crease since eJO of about four five thousand. THIS
IT, we believe the fret instance in the history OF tue
country uhers tie population of State has receied
in the course of ton years.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. ......Osr. 8
Cleared.

sesmshpstar Of the South Harrison, Indano' ssnie L.
Mite bill & Son.
Bsk,-sa brina Frances Cork T. james Gen. Stricken Leon
ard Cseiz Hs,b Co. j. s. Davis, Fsirchd Ne" Osans
X bson 4 Fosjick.
schoOaerA. +. Lianel Perciya, Malaga, l. Eleferon.
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Receinfs Of PrnduceI

Total BY all Route, Oct 81 lSGO-4s6l bbls. Flour l9
bb Corn Mss SO GAS bush Wheat 10 264 bush Corn 18 03
hrsb Oats ~ @ hush Brey 642 pkgs Provisions 9 pigs.
Whisky, III pigs Lard 1919 pkss Seed.
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EIslATUBR ALMANAC
Sr-Hises.e:29 ssts 4:53 Mook-Rses.. e5s
DAT
Sandy Eoot.. 1857 Gov TLari..... 9i7 HsnGste.ilS
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FEATHEBs-The market continues quiet; small sales Of
Ohio Live Geese At 5a55c ard T.nness 48d49c cash
F.SHnry Cod remain dul the sales $500
otis at S6OFJ so for Bank and $685. Is for 81 Gelrges
Mselere In fair the cline noticed
sales Of 900 bbs at S7dtl7 Is for No L. +l2dR 81 fr
No. 2; sea S9j SO IS for No and - 1896 Tor inn
do Herring have been moderately unchanged pdes
sales OF 200 boxes st , No. l. and 3Oc., scaled
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Nsrkcts-CARxFuLLY REPORTED FOR TIE ~ T. TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY Oct 81. 1860
lsHFs- Both kinds IN fair demsnd and the market is
stssdy; sslss of Pots and Pear at So rs.
BFfsWAX-Ysllov l. in fair demand and p.ices are sus
tanned the sales SEQ Southern at 35d3tc, and loo
n W. stem ID 3id3sc, rash
CANDLEsTbe market for Adam antine quiet but firm the
sales 600 box Staten Island at sc mo Sperm are in
COFFFE-There IL bat little log bus the nsrfet - hrm;
s.les Of $50 tags st Domingo at 20 cash l2 bags Tage
Lsg1syIs l, spd 325 bsgs Rio 1c Stock Nov 1860
ST DoS 1853 bags Java 300 mis-toa l3l' bags AM 800
mats. W. qn t.: ,-,, ,.,-,
Rio fair to prnle....li as J,msica:
Rio oydnsIy .....l3 dl3J St. Domingo, css.....RsGI3
LsiusyIp...,.. ........H4al5
COfTON-The market coutinues without activity bu. hrp
Texas iss' ~ ''''''''' p''N''
CoAL-pouestc continues in good demand and prices
forn In better supp and IN fair reqoes, a. % aa
81 for Newcastle Cas- 81 5O ~ IS for Sidney; 80 so
for Liverpool House mel end ~ Is c'sh for &C. Gas Camel
COPPf R-The sket for ell descriptions continues quiet
New aihDg in be quoted It &C., and YELLOW Met
at l9c Refined lngot m inactive, and shade lower
SAL ; If 50 OO0 n Lake II Pie. cssh.
DYEN OODS-The makt aims unchanged the small de-
mtnd being eIcu'tvey Of boue n sales OF $50 TINS st Do
minso Doswood It sI2 i5a f 50 do Jamaica do at $50
+3 % 60 turs Saganli Fu a. SO cash and $50 do prime
LIMA " God at az, d mfs
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western and State
foUris active and prices epe tally of the
dunn sdes the receipts moderate and
s pi bTsnis 10 ess desribe the sales ~ 400 bb al
g. asa IS 30 for Spperhne State and Western; IS IS As
FOR E, Stste; 500 rs 90 Tor Choice do 5 GO IS 30 for
brands OF round hoop EHs Ohio IS 8O1s7 Is for the trade
brands of do, and t6 1881 25 for st Louis Extras
s5tGa 81 50 lOr Extras ubern Flour Is In less active
demand the med grades are svy but pics without
quotahe Chsi tie sales 8c5 bbs jd IS for miyed
g brands Of IpeIfne Baltimore &c. and st l00 so for
sales Of tbs 435 O44l5 Com Meal is uash.u ge5
s,les Of 200 bb at SO - for jersey and Marss Caorc aud
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NAVAL STORES spiriis Turpenoe have been very qu'e
and prices DDs,ea1 the non ina prices are s9c Tor re
jecons 39l040 srsight msrchanshe and shPpnf sI n
N,w-Yoh bbs The sales for week amount 70 LOU
bbI close hear Of sales Of leo bbs st &c Tor re
jecons Cuce inactive and nomnsl Pure Rosn has eeeh
In fair request The rs ting TO - hbs 81 Va 30 a.
quat - The rl0se note sales OF 800 bhla az ~ de
lveed $50 do low No at S2e 2O 10. and so DO Of - ~
do Common Ron hiss been in fair request sales OF @ DDS
l2d FL IS shos add from ward Al the close the les
$50 bb at 81 IS from yard and 68 bbs a. vi ~ anoa
bee fair request and Is steady Pitch is q1ie
NAILS-Cu in good demand and firm at &c. we quite
Club al 4tdise g mos
OILs-Lnsepd Ia quiet at sa57c. Crude Sperm remains
doll rde bale has been quite active the sales i0r the t
four DAY. mouths 200 bbs a. id55c Olive OILS s IN
moderate rque quotations Other descriptions continue
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HIDES quite dull ard we W ''"
I.e Dry BsptbeID pirate terms ,,...
HOPS TIE meLet FOX new continues active aud prices are
without essential change The sales to DAY e 90 bales
request saes OF It os'e az
HAY-Tb j, shppins Il active and prices are h@y
suaneJ sss Of 900 bse d 7GG8e and iof clJ use az ~
a9Ic. y loo n. t,r, .oc
bales M pa ex Trsd-r at SO, time. and p9-u Of
cargo SsaI soa at &c mos There nave osn seS az
ton Of Clean Russia % arrive. SEQ mos Hlss =" VIC
spot at &C. Jue to sTriVe at d. mos a"' u'' o
IL sp,t at al 10 ~, c..L d. 4.
IRoN-Tfe msrL IT continues doll and insctve scotch rig
oniet a. t22 a6s2 % from yard and wsse Aneliih
and In TIE absence 4 slrs prices noInin1 we qeo;
Pig Sc Itch ~ DzL ~ 40
BaI Swedish ordinary size........'. % ~ ~
Bar English Refined ...'..''.'.''''' 90 % 90 40
Bar Ens'isb common. ..'::.:''''''' u ygrS IA
Sheet. Ru.,is first quality ~ fb.... Big ~
Sheet az rle double, and tre5le....".. go ~
INDIA RUBBERTh market continues qpie and prices are
LATfis-The demand 20 moder,,e and prices are without
ysriati9n: sale, Of 800 Oro 81 81 ~ 3mss
IUMBERFastern Spruce sud Piae Timber IN more active
densnd and with larger arrivals prices are seady I~ehy
viii however been so5 previously The actual Sales are
500 0Oo sls TO lengths and 70 yo,ee'
PHI southern Yello~ Pine Il 10 ectiVe re
oue The rec.ir continue light and prices are hrmy ss
sales of 200 feet Georgia Sio Plank at $29 cash. ana
two caisocs Of Floor Bouds private term. so,oo
bbl,. at 85c. LuU is nominal &c 81 To- mn
LEATHER Heo lock Sic isdal and unchanged az i93~
3c for OroDoco Middle and 2ld2lc. for u b. A. o'
Oak Is sesdy at 2lD3lc - 1900, a
ssES-Ihe only sale we Learn Of s 20 bbls New Or
leans crop the rst OF the az DC STOCK NOV
ls25 BIRDS New Orleans 22G4 1s Muscoysdo loo Dds
Total and 4 bble We
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aarifnItmraI,

EXCELSIOR,"
IA No / PERUVIAN GUANO,
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
ro,,.;ri,, ( Ammonia per cent.
- ins' Phosphate of Lime 81 per cent.
Warranted the most concentraed universal and durable
fertilizer offered for SALE containing all the stimulating
properties Of Peruvian Guano, and the durable fertizng
effects Of Ground Bones adapted for all soils and crops
dry powder, for sowing or drilling in with the Grain.
Every package bears the inspection mark and
red letters. None other genuine.
Price si5 per 1900 lbs. J. j. F. TURNER
mhl6-tf II Pratt street, Baltimore.
A A MEXICAN GUANO, DROWN. Very
rich in Phosphate Lime, containing per cent more
than the standard, of fine texture and oevery mpurity
fel9-f ~ Pratt street, Bait
A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
ABROWN lin bulk or bbs, containing from so to per
cent of Bone Phosphate Of Lime For sale by less
quantities by j. J. Il TURNER
frlQtf Pratt street
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Nants.
Gobatrg.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
FIVES, SIXES, AND TENS.
R. ]. Smith, ~ J. Venable Atwood, Saunders, Young
Burwel Red Rover, Young Wimbish, Mount Vernon,
Oregon, Clay.
HALF POUNDS.
Red Rover Chickahominy. W. Ligon Horseshoe
TWISTS.
Geo. Cooper Co., Abner McCabe, John Lipton, Union
Lindsey, G. Dongan, John Keen, Jr Joe Bell X. H. Sea
gall, 4. +. Keen
POUNDS
Eureka, light pressed, John Winston do. do James T.
Butler do do Ell Brazo, do do Scarce NOEL, NJ Lang
horne Sons, T. E. Dongan, 4. f Keen, J. Norman,
W Iyey r. II Steagal, Henry Fuggle, Gustayus Jones'
Kate Waller Fillmore, W. H. Bur St Charles, Star of
franklin VIM A MoormaD G. Napier, Washington, John
I. Keen, Joe Bell.
For by JOHN P PLEASANTS SONS,
d2ftf South street
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ID OF N G.
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859.
IMPROV EMENT APPLE FOR.
FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED.
OHIO MECHANICS, INSTITUTE FAIR, 1855.

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1855.
We are prepared to all kinds Of Roofs steep
fat new or old over shingles metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequaed Roofing material From long
experience the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing
with, and after complete system of che mcal artificial
natural experimentation he has used certain parts
and been adding to it for two has produced roof
which offered criticisng public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA To THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the inducements this Roofing offers viz The
canvas the heaviest kind, rated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright, and very Elastic
being put upon the roof The composition only
injurious but actually preservave of cotton,
TO ROT THE CANVAS
The joints together, and the whole covered
with heavy of Cement compounded materials
which will not run, scale or crack become injured by
being walked
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL RooFs from corroon and leaking
Cement alone qualities of durability
elualed and is the cheapest coating that can be used
For STE RAILROAD Jar COVERINGS, we
ordinary coverings No Oil is brought in direct contact
with to burn H. and the Cement Paint We use
NOT become like STONE from exposure, but pabe
~ COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE in the States Of BdTVldn2
DeialUare Firginta, and The District Of Columbia.
BE- Believing that when the quality of this Roofing is
generally known, shall supply the larger portion
quire in the above territory, have constructed
ufactory sufficiently large to supply any demand.
81 Prepared material for SALE with instructions to put il
on, and will be furnished to Agents, leaving them fair
margin for profit
SEND For 4 CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON Agent
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% CENTS

20 GENTS
L OR wM. H.yREAD,s- COMPOUND PICTORIAL
FOR C9TTGIIS G0LDS IHI9ARRSENNEsS SORE THROAT,
sEhsE &6E2PEf fSEF AA A66 6A 2EHER
~ Of winch are the forergnners Of CONSUMPTION
to show the Virtue Of this Mecn n but we SdVe al %ho
Red S the foo Tg 70 testmon To"' "9l'S
This ecrtfes that ave used the Pectora Syrup of VIM
edge Of the emea nge a Of Witch ' It is S
can recommend it as most " et MSdifinS
Nov. 9, 1859 Pastor of Whatcoat ". f. Church
To Wu II. READ, Broadway-D,ar Sir Having used your
Syrnp tw" years or more take es4re in certifying TO its
freely endorse it from practical knoTledge and ommend
November, 1889 III Aisquth street
VIVA ora yHp ofG 'G eP PeasST
in stating that found from its R re- TpsSaX r9 Wilson
Baltimore Now 1859. No Broadway.
Having used VIM H. Reads Pectoral Syrup of Lverwort
take pleasure reeommendngit the public as of
known. REV. WM. A. SNIVELY,
VIM Fl. READSir: Having suffered from severe Cold and
Cough for two weeks and all remedies used having failed
tried your excellent syrup and was astonshed At the al
most immediate relief it afforded me- and recommend to all
persons the best remedy hays eyer knoWn for Coughs
Nov, $50 ~ No ! 2Ss Eastern srni: Avenue
=, Whoesa , and retail by WM H. READ, DRUGGIST No.
BR04 I one door below Pratt street Baltimore
sr % r Bamo 'o'E sm
nR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES.
Special attention given all chronic diseases COUGHS,
CRoUr CONsU.PrI0N INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, all
DISEASES OF every description successfully treatedlum
bago, Lumbar Abscesses Scrofua Rheumatism Govt Neu-
ragia Paralysis Epilepsy Or Commissions Dyspepsia Dys-
short time also Of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
diseases incidental to and children which
be given by letter Dr. Baakee can produce one thousand
CANCERS 9hR so re Or VLGERS HIR DISEASES
SCALD HEAD, VEINS, P0LYPUS OF THE NOSE, OR
in ANY S,i, OTHER IA RAg Rr OF TIE BODY,
every descriptions and without the ofhe knife any
surgical Instruments These last named diseases be
place undeT The Doctors PERSONAL upervson
Dr. Baakee has made new Discovery of "fLUiD" that
permanent vision the Eye without the knife
/ Addresses OF the pyrs ,vnF,ps
successfully treated without the Of the knife
die Dr. Baakee has constantly hand at his office
'N''-''' g '''''' ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYNPANUMS, or Ear DRUMS,
which suitable either and all agesnserted in
five minutes. EAR TGUMPETs of description also
large assortment Of b1aqTl and dp Th
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET,
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee-Joint attachment
and can he sent by EXPRESS to part of the world
All kinds of Trusses for Hernia Rupture Of every de-
females weak condition, also for those with PRoLAP
Dotor Baakee is one of the celebrated skilfu
physicians and surgeons living His fame is known
personally in every principal city OF the world. ..
pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
G be @ by F those mentioned
sS-0fice Hours from A NJ to- P NJ
Office 7O4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street,
MS If New York City.
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siIbsr @art, 5tmeIrp, It.
Qaptr 9anaina ano Upholstery

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS.
). GRIFFITH has in store complete stock OF
TTAKPETS. OlIrCLoTH> and MATING comprising Royal
NsVes, Tapestry, Brussels Three Phys, Ingains, and
Other new styles of Carpets Hearth Rugs, Door Mats,
ruggets, &c All Of which will be sold low and
able terms q & GRIFFITH.
s22U IT Baltimore
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Dunsts, it,, fur Sale ayS Bent.

FOR SALE-A valuable FARM, desra-
t ny located liberal credit will he allowed two
in exehrnge u g money OF city Rr9PeTty faSen
q Spears wharf d30 Iw
O.: NEW ''CORN EXCHANGED BUILDING.
IN HEfY RRE$RAPdE STORES % and 9EEIGEs
cn Rngca B@t IN E. m ARE offered FOR RENT
d2s.tf Chairman of Building tii ing Committee 51nUn
DEW IN GRACE CHURCH FOR SALE
~ Fey W Nc SSentr2nce on Western AISLE APP
f4s4 FOR rem T THE FOUR-STORY
fais WAREHOUSE, south side BALTIMORE STREET
- between Euaw and Paca streets No S.3 Apply to
GROUND RENTS.-S336 ON DWELLINGS
a,., GEO. L. HARRISON,
ol-u 6ODonnels wharf.
nFFlCE FOR RENT-No of the FRANK
OIIN BUILDING. on corner Of North and Baltimore SITS
me Office the second above Baltimore street. North
IT N. REID AGENT,
HAS FOR SALE GROUND Rents $65s s ST.
of$300 Also Country Seats Farms Houses ali kinds Wes-
tern Lands and Southern Lands for exchange Houses for
MiijI A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
street, near Pratt No 3, will be sold low
niloI 6ODonnells wifi.
M;a FINE RESIDENCES,
- eli A''' nj Ex6ELiENT FARMS.
GOOD GROUND RENTS
Fer sale by g. WATERS Il SON. Brokers,
mhl9-u No Law Buildings
TLIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
OR FOR EXCHANGE
FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
These Lots are situated Madison near Hoffman
street Appyat the office the Daily Exchange. je29tf
f1f:s:f FOR RENT.-Double House, No. IL St.
s Paul above Baltimore street. now OCCUPIED bv
49, Mrs Adams as a BOARDING HOUSE-woud suit for
DWELLNG No 43 north Calvert street above Lexington
with gas and water "
OFFICES AND Rooms, No Calvert street near to Bar
s2tdtf W. W. GLENN, 20 N Charles street
Co., VALUABLE FARMS, HOUSES, LOTS,
,i:I &c FOR SALE-A Farm of 300acreS in Queen Annes
s1county having great resources; improvements
good, and has fine facilities communication with Balti-
more by steamboat will he exchanged for city
~ Also numerous well located and valuable Farms in
Baltimore Hartford, Frederick, Prince Georges other
counties of Maryland many of which will be sold at little
PLANTATIONS AND FLOURlSHING ESTATES IN
VIRGIN IA magnificent Estate in Amherst county,
tanning LOO acres mile from the city of Iynchburg
having front of about miles James River; will be sold
Virginia.
Lands in Pennsylvania, Ohio Illinois, Iowa. Missouri
kentucky Tennessee Georgia. and oth9r Western
Southern States These lands will be sold exchanged for
merchandise very reasonable.
HOUSES large and small in all parts of the city for SALE
LOAN ED ON MORTGAGE BONDS, STOCKS and other
securities exchanged for Real Estate.
JAMES BOYD
SSH Real Estate Agent &c St. Paul street
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9nsnrsnts Gunrpaaiss

/ nFFICE OF THE
ocoLUMBIANN [NAARRISEo INsgBRANcE COMPANY,
e.. NEw YORK November 2sth, 1859
statement othe Company affairs for the second fiscal
Pr ,eaa on unexpired risks, October, goth.
Premiums received dniag the year end 10
ing October 3lst, 1882. 755,lt2 81
Total amount Marine Premiums. ,s94 %
Premiums marked of as carmel during
the year. ......-....................s61 S5T Of
Interest, &c, received on Investments. 1850 81
Les. Return Premiums. .s ss9I 5
mated loss on bills receivable, &e (and
s5OS0iS2 losses as -ertained, but unad-
ReInsaranccs Commissions and Exacn d
Ses.'......-.. 1881 IL 1872 60
In accordance with the provision; Of the Charter Of the
Company the Board orrustees have resolved to apply the
APPoRiIoNME,T OF PROFITS.
Add Undivided Balance Of 'i'0'''i %
October Both, ls5s......... 2SS As
Deduct dividend already p id to S ock Vi
holders, being seven per cent on Capt.
Deduct interest seriissue is5s PAYABLE ''''' Vt
per cent on the amount of such 1916 so
o,. $IOl, 723 "A
this residue thirty per cent will be paid in cash
Der, 1889, being six per cent. on 100000 in addi-
ton to dividen already 10000 90
s7l,728 p
the first Tuesday in December, 1885 being two
per cent on tt amount Of such 6ssl 10
$ei,79l 48
Payabein scrip on the % day of April, 1860, to
twelve 6i5s9 81
Undivided ....................... s252 q
United states treasury Notes ..... 100000 90
New York =, City Bonds. lI5000 GO
New York City 1890 90 s5l7sOo 90
Bills receivable Including baanc Of Security -' %
Notes unused) 559I75 IS
nifty to the charter now in the course of col
Reinsurance and Salvage Claim; due the Com 'OOOO ~
sstnenis ncoiiec:d Accounts 1916 O'
ofsuudry Insurance Companies andetc...... 5O202 50
Total amount of Assets. sI26l4l3 40
TRUSTEES.
HENRY o. BREWER, LAWRENCE MYERS,
JAMES & De FORREST, WIN s. TooLE,
CHARLEa A. LORD, JNO. LEHMAIER,
THOMAS BARRON, THOs LORD,
Z. CASANOVA, JOSEPH MORRISON,
FREDK y MAS, OSCAR CHEEsEMAN,
DANIEL " TELLER THOMAS MUyRoE.
7: M1SFo Hi6' MOORE, LOUIS f,oHhs Ma DRENA'
j. DAVIDSON s. SrRAHLHEIM,
s. BRUNNER MANUEL PEASANT,
DAVID OGDEN, G. s. PARSONS,
SAMUEL H. MOORE, Secretary.
&c. MORRIS, President
THOMAS LORD, Vice President. 1
To the President and Trustees ofthe
Columbian Insurance Company:
with Chg Sheet Company and GO the S Bsi
We have also examined the Cash Bank Balance, Securi-
@ Bills ReGe able and other o Asses and found them to
Company. HENRY 0. BREWER,
v MuMFoRD MOORE,
Insurance applications respectfully solicited for this
Company by its authorized agent
r
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GGat.

WOODl W0ODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low be purchased
Light street, or other wharyes in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
Oice-Pratt and Fremont Streets
g Park and Fayete streets n2I-tfr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-03
steamships.

A%RA FOR SAVANNAH,
THURSDAY, January 9Th, at 2M precisely
'Sc fi;'f' OF SFSf N6RiFRo1K,o
VIII leave her wharf foot of Union Dock as 95Te
Punctuality in her departure may be Ielied On
me SHIPS OF this line will now run weekly during the Sea
No Bills ladng will be signed after the departure of the
s'' 'AA' NJ lowest rays TM A &EfEESf2EL Agent
d9l.ol Union Dock
IL CH Ar FL ST9N.
THROUGH IN FIFTY H0GRS!
The hrst-class scE "I n steamsh bp7>,r,
WIN -. Capt D. French,
SATURDAY, January 7th
M ,ro;,,. at o'clock, NJ, precisely
NO Bills fLadng will be signed after the departure OF the
SAMUEL t PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. Caldwell. < S6Nsa
uNy ia her ana1g AGAIN on rn m January Pune
4Efh NEW YORK
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
- THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
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Having been rehtted with and powerful Machinery
" 49, LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier IL, n. X and
BALTIMORE,
From Spears wharf,
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY MAX
ING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS.
Merchants can rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line
No WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston, Provi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly forward
ed by this line free OF commission.
Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE Agent,
1I6 SPEARS WHARF
or to II. B. CR0MWEII& co,
. Sc WEST STREET,
dl9U New York.
&%A BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
sze4s&A WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
The well known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS, VIM
A. Hallett. commander, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, solomon
Howes, commander with fine accommodations for passen
gers, will sail for Boston EVERY SATURDAY at y O'clock
~ alternately; Fare $40, including Meals and Staeroou
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates
s6-tf A. l.. HIGGINS, Agent