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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
TAX TITLE.

NenIaha County eDistri I
Robert W. Furuas, Court IL he Ser1id Jndi-
W. }cial District. Nebraska ter
+. w Anderson rihry, To Nay Term, A. d.
1850, la rhancery.
The above named elenAant, +. w Anderson
will take notice that the ab.ye nam i ulaintif R.b-
ert w. Furnas of Nsmlha County. Nebraska Ter
rltory. did On tO-wit: on the II h day of March A D..
1850. file his petiti, n in the abev,r nam d Nem,ha
County district G.urL against him. he <iidd fen
dant for the purpose Of recovering and quie ing the
title unrn him the said plaintiff IN. 81 q following
dies ribbed property. to wit Int Number In Block
No Ism the City of Br',wrville, Mem lha Csu,tv
Nebraska Territory asi evidemca q BY the orr -inal re-
corded plat Of the raid I,lar. And or such other
relief a*thr said plHlntif may be rntitl,d Tic
said plaintiff founding his said suit ag4iust him the
defendant uinn a deed given by one r.. T. Raj. ev
t" him the said plaintiff for The payment Of the tax
rs assessed upon the said lots, ami a sale Of the
said property, on the 81 day OF ,lay. A. d. 1885. to
him the said plaintiff. by him The said Raiuev, ~ the
treasurer in and for the said county. and in the
name ot the Territory Of Nebraska. Therefore yau
are hereby notified and required to plead an.Wer or
demur To- SAID p%eiitiun on or before the 18th dry Of
May. "A. d.. 1850. or the said plaintiff will trke such
petition "a confessed, and apply TO said Court fur the
granting the prayer Of the said plaintiff o the said
petition. JOHNSON n BEDFUkD.
Attest. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ALLEN BLACKER. District Clak,
BY T. W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing b. published for four
consecutive weeks in thr Nrfr,ska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, Dis. Clerk.
by T.. W. BEDFuRD. DrPuty.
BrOwuV lie. M4rch 20. 1850. 4t-Sll Is
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
FLOWERS, FRUITS, sc.

JOHNA. KFNNlCOTF at the Grow Nursery, West
N.rthdeId. IN. ha~ ready tor delivery:
Bulbs, especially Tulips. st the low rate % $500 per
100 and so per d for large roots:
Strawberries u ali the most approved varieties,
from s. 60 81 per % for most; q few sorts. like Wilson'S
Albany higher Evergreens 20 20 40 centE per foot, ac-
cordiug to vsriety and form-uveraee2 % cents.
Fruir Trees IN god variety. Apple AZ ss 10 SIS per
100 and the smaller the cheaper and better for distant
customers.
Small Fruits -Curranfs. Houghtun GOoseberTy Rasp-
berries, Blackberrics. ke., much lOweF thah ever offered
before.
Ornamental Trees Roses and other Hardy ahruobeTy
In great variety and abundance; and 10 900 small to
large plants OF Upright HOnessuck c. Liiacs Spireas,
Deutzia Scahra Prim. &c az frem 81 81 10 per hun
dred. Aud the beautiful DiebgfrG Sp6cdbdfiS and 9TH
er choice perenRials a. St60 lisa psr dszen AID com
~ N thingE-ail 0eSirable-af abnat half DFice.
Catalogues by maii-cn application; and every thing
safely packed Tor distant transportation and rs a rule
most things sold AZ about ten per cent, less n autumn
than Spring. nolvI
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Prohafa Mn4ice-

Te GISoFy ." IF N Ss9 ,sssl Probate Court
Whereas seph J.. 5 hi z has Va ude application to said
Court rOT5enel al LETTERS 81 Afmini~tra j IA Oh The e.
tate n GeJrge EngiciardI deceased lsfe 81 said c.tun-
Is, nptice / hereby gwen {, all whom il may c,nceru
thai Sdiurduy the II tdty 81 april. A.. y. 1860 81 10
O'c;ack 4 n. ~ said DAY y the time se, Tor the hra. ing
Of said dpp.ica;i n a. nv fire m Brrwnyiite IN ssid
when and where all pe sDns interested a 2 re-
queSted 10 appear and shaw Cause why IasephJ- SchiAz
should unt be appointed as said administrator.
witness my hand and the sede u said court this 10th
day II March A.D $50
C ". WHEELER. Probate Judge.
n36-ew-fST
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Fine Honey.

Dr.. r. G. Smith Of this cluniy pressHs y !, AZ
beautiful article Of honey equal unoi AlPe~F h
thing We eve saw This honey was 1919
NJ smitb src,-dine =, the directions eiren N
which she purchased 81 Dr.. J. P Cfea2ef D-.Tlng
City Nd. Any Dersan csn get this receipt ~ -rfnI
honey, and be independent u the D. ney-oe ssIi-
r. n Creage- No 659 West Balumsre street ~
mare City Nd enclosing 50cenis -haNkH4'
plInffu Tina
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
PROBATE NOTICE.

whereas CJnrsd Harms. administrator Of ne sS1lf
Of Joshua RindIi deceased late % Remaht C"en'y oN
made application a. the Probate Court Of Neuaha Ooul-
~ NelrIsk, Territory, for one year eX ensiun Of thf
To c.Ilect she dssets 20 the ssid estate and pay nc aO.
and rhB.ge> chsrEe able against the same hAtt.
hereby given that . haveset Eridsy the Isl d"y @ApH
A d. 1850 a. a u'ciuck Ak ~ my once N b~-s
willie ~ sid County. a. the time tor the heai ing wn
applIcti-n when anywhere any and al pers hf w.
e>ted may appear and sh.w canse why said * INV
shlhid not be al wed.
Given under my hand and eficisI zeal This IH1 ~
of Ma Oh A D 1860. CYRUS WHEELbh
March 292' 81 Pubaie 5uas
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
william T Den

Louis KiPfeF
L'uis KieHer will take notice that william T. Den.
OF Mem tha county hlsh.ed his pe5itiun in the District
Court within and for The county ~ Gage Neb aka Ter
ritOry against the said L 'ui> Kirher defendant seitn
forth that the said defends nt j. indebted tD him in the
sum 81 ninety-eighf dollars and fOrty-uiHe cents toee-
Their with interest On the same from The 20 n day 81 All
gust A D 1859 on a certain pTDmi-s"ry nnfP made by
the said Kiehes ar d dated a. B. .wnvilie Mt ) Sd
1859 AHdIhe SAID Louis Kieder is nsfifei that he IS
Tequi ed toapDear and answer Said pe1iim IN or before
April 24th. 1850, the first day d ~tbespfing term " said
Court.
WILLIAMT DEN BY
hewitt X THOMAS. his Attys.
March 22d 1850. s74w IS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
a cnna rarn for &c.

The subscriber viii sell % a arest oirEs - Sc
choice quarter uf SECTION Of land 10 J"hh>1n lard
e-.sE, Tbera are forty acres ~ dne hmoe 49,
SO acres under cultivation 3 god tog h'nss Vseum-
improvements 1t is two snd a haif miles
sen an the road IT, m thence "a htTnee Ciiy. ,t,nfsa
- fishing 10 purchase a gad tract - .
vurv reasonable terms. will apply 90 Cgrus .-e-aviuA
Tsenmseb o. y IN L. Carson, Banker. Pc olS
ROBERT WRIGHT
Residing az Torraiiton,
JanaArT -. 1880 S+4
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

IOhnJ COrnue IN
To Spring term 1850 Of
George " Field district Court for JOhnsUn
Vim T. Walker county Nebraska Territory.
Cfrrs 4 Goshen DIFF
Toe abuve nHn-d defendants George W. Field
and William p. Wtlker are hereby notl6ed that said
plaintiff, Jnhn L.. g ,rnue. has flied in the eff e sf
the Jerk of SAID Court. his petition claiming Of
said defendants. 'iedlg W Field. William Z. WnIkr
er. aud Charles A. U't>htn. the sum Of two hmBdred
d liars with interest on that sum &c the rate If ten
per cent per aunum fr-m the ifieeJth day &c March
Al. 1853. dpun = pr misery note gwen by def n
dants to pltin'iG. aud unless the said Geurgr W.
Field and " illitm 2. Walker appear aud an.s.r tn
sad petition on az bef"re tn. fIst day a. next- tenn
uf said cuurr. jud-int nj viii BE- rendered there, n
against them by Il fault for SAID sun With interest
and costs.
MsGARY. HEWETT& THOMAS,
81 S7.50 Atf'vs for Plaintiff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

ROb't V. FuFnas, 1Nemahs County Dls,rtt
Va p judicial Dstrist EsS-.e =
. l. SHARP. ittofy, ~ sy FERN a \.

hoot ". Fufnas, fNemaha County Dlstrf.t r
". - judicial Dtstricr E.Std "a
= l. sharp. iit0y, toMsy Tsrn-A N \.
IN Chanr ergs 1850
The 40 We named defende,f-
n9liee mat the abuve named psainfff ~ hs
81 Nemaha County Nebraska Territory M una
the 24ih % March AD 1850 hie his pefiftin . VII
named Nemaha Cotn y Dist Court, skaiulf a. lOvs
d%eieudant for the pofpsee ~ recsvtrfnz smd ~ ad
tie unto bin the said plaintiff he said f,Smyhs
scTloed property % vii: La No grbtesl = ,-f d.
rs t~eighteenl in the City 90 BFuFngfste Fao.- 'NtHs
Nebraska Territory o. is evidenced bf ~ re--ay
nf said place; And Tor such other refsf !. au
piainun may be entitiei a.; the said plainfiT \ "a
his said suit againsf him the said defe1d an - Hm4s
given by one 4 7 Raiuey e. him the said lf1 @tdea
payment % the taxes assessed on lne said of e-."fts
Of the said property On the 81 DAY % Msg. 4 R,aahs
him the SAID plainIif BY him The ssid Rsn.- %
Treasurer IN and rgrthe said County IN ne - nl
Territory Of Nebraska TherefFe yuu A. Es-- tAl
fed and required 90 piesd aBswer 81 den,rr aH-
fitioR on 90 belose the 7lh dly Ell 8lsy b 1est ale'
said plaintiff will take such peii.fpn a, rrfefia
apply g. the - d C.iurt for the granting oi - ~
the said plaintiff In Toe said petIiun. ad
JOHNSON BEDFn7n
Att9fneys hr Par.,iy
By T W. Bedford. Deputy.
Ordered that the f0regDing be Published tor
secutive weeks 10 The Nebfa-ka advertiser u
LIZ BLAcKER. Dstti..
BroWnviIIe, March g 1850. s2uJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
rhe creat Female pills

DR. J. p REAGER is the General Agent W.,
sale and retafl I.r ID WhPa Ing ceiPbsg'eo -
pills These PWR are truly UafEebfs for lGdi9 -
Their wiH restore The m0Hfhly. courses DheR ~ 80
stop from GHJ cause tghasegeT They nevef "a
Ell In any cASeghrTc the direCfions around ne Ta-.f
tanning the Pills have been strictly fOli"Wedi I.,s
there il no case n failure ever ONE 20 our
Beng purely vegetable they are perfectly faie< lid
q, me S,iI.- bT u p CREAGER
BsiimoTe CHy MryFnn-a
A liberal discount to druggists. scent P0stas''
as gaod a. m neg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
An Improved Farm

ROH SA11s
ve-v vaiu5b. e and deSIrabie improved farm
4 10 miie> fr,m B.. wnviIIe aud 2 II frum Ne .sgs
City can ne had pr very fayoTab e iei NE. 80.
Of ia &C e.; 20 ceres under cultivsfi'uj - dctes
he ; grnd well; -ftck wafer ard kmd frame Ds.
Tie stnck-2 \, ke .ft zen 7 c, W. anil 1y'us u
the farm implemenfx. and h~aurehOld furnnuIe
q IA win +, h dp~i ell. A rare oppurtuniiv l. here ~
scented. Euqui . 81 x ". Fnrnas. % TIE AdVHN
IN . Brt VI willie n 7.
~ II 80 MS
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
We Will Purchase Wheat

Asmoney is scarce, we will pay in goods for wheat
IS cents per buShel and for dtur $2.75 Per hundred
pounds. We v II furnish sacks for wheat and re-
ceive it. either at our Store in Brawsvilse ur at
MeIVin's Mills. ID. J. MARTIN& GO.
B~roNnYils, Oct. 20, 1859. otP-5
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
NOTICE.

hereby caution al persons indebted 10 the late
firm uf Green. Sprinkle h Co. alias, Sprinkle, Baker
4 Green. against paying any debts, notes Of hand or
book accounts aecruing to said firm except to myself,
from my osdce about a yearago, and as yet ] have nat
and cannot get any satisfaction As to the disposal Of
the collections. LEV Sprinkle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
SaVE YOUR MONEY IND GO TO
B =. LUsHBAUGH. JNO. L. CARSOl
* & CARSON,
BANKERS AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Dealers in Coin.

0CdACIS III OOiAs
Uncurrent Money. Exchange and Land Warrants,
BROWNVILLE NEMAHA Co. NJ. I.
Especial attention will be given TO Buying and Selling
Exchange ON the principal cities Of the United States.
Gold. Silver and uncurTent Bank Notes. A eunstaIt sup
ply Of Land Warrants on hand for sale FOR CASH ar ell
tered an time for P e-emptOTs All irTsnts sold by US
guBTanteedin evei " re pect. Will file Declaratory ) ate
ments of intention 60 exempt and prepare Prescription
Papers at short notice. Money loaned upon best aeCuri-
in Lands or city property for distant capitalists. COliec-
tiUns upon all convenient p int will be promptly attend
ed to and proceeds RENTED in exchange dtcurreni ra' eS.
Bills Of Exchange on England Ireland and France oh
tanned at usual rates, with cost of Exchange ON the East
added. Deposits received IN Current account ndinterest
allowedOn special deposits
OFFICE-Main st. near U. s Land Office.
--REFERENCEs-
Lind Brother Co., Merchant, Philadelphia Pa.
McNauRhton Carson X Co., Z" d"
Hiser & White. Baltimore, Nd.
Young Carson & Bryant, " "
JnO. Thompson Mason, CoI'r of Port, 4"
z. n. PundersOn & Co. Merchants. "
N. N. Yedkie x Co. No. II Broadway, New York.
VIM. 7. smith,0n Esq, B mixer, Washington DC.
JnO- s. Gallaher Late 3D. Aud, u. S. T., &c
Taylor X KIiegh, Bankers, ChicagO, IN.
MeClellaRd Scr1ggs& Co. Merchants. ST. LONE No.
Hon. ThOs. G. Pratt. Annapolis Nd,
Hon. J. W. Gear Ex-GOv. Kansas, Penn.
Hon. Jas. 0. Carson Mercersburg, Pa.
P B.. Small Esq., Pres'tS. Bank, HageIstovn Nd.
Col. GeO Sehley Any az Law,
Charles ParS.ns q Co. Bankers, KeOkuk Iowa.
II. 9. Eutt& Co.. Council Blur
Greene Weare & Rice, /" Des Muine, 4"
Douglass x Watson, Vint0n,
Col. sam lIambleton, Atty at Law, EaSt0nr Nd.
Judge Tbue. Perry, Cumberland Nd
Prof. H.. Tutwiler, Havana Alabama.
Oct. 8, '51-v2-n15-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
LnWfon HInckherrT.

To obtain the original variety for garden or aeId cui-
ture, or circulars WITH directions address.
VIZ LAWTON
EiA1 GsN ROcbslIs NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
IssO-NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE-IssO
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN

lie OOON NJ YIN lLEmAN,
writes The lion. dohn wentworth IN the chicago
llem'erat. ls the name of 'oithoHt question. THE
ltEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER IN TIE UNITED
STATes.'
ihE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Is published weekly
I'D page luarto. aud entered upun IFS Fifteenth
f"Iulne with 1861 lbauguraFing at uAt timesev-
rrai improvements aiming th'm an enlarged page,
largrr type. AID an increased nm.nnt of e~sSntents.
THE COUNTRY GENTLEN4 an forms far the ,n,>t
complete and prac icai IOuI nal for the Farmer and
Country Resident. published in rhisc untry Trims,
T00 DoHars a year. Address With remi ttahee, OF
for SAN lie Numbers,
LUTHERTUCKNFR & SON. AIbaBy n. Y.
Arrangements have just been ermpleted 10y
which the publishers of the Country thrnfleman are
enabled to offer ts0o hundred aud ffs IF The bgst
strucbsrTy plants, ms = 1rrmiUm tT FIVE subscribers
acc. mranied by the cash $40 Write for further
particulars with prospectuses nnd posters.
n32-3m Ii Il Son.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
The Nebraska Farmer,
DEVOTED TO
DerOted to horticulture, Stock r -ising.
Horticulture. Mechanism, Education.
PuhEeLnd aft Rrnlrnn.He A II

4 UOHSHcu NI DfOHWO!AGs ~. Il
On the fret Of every month nj 81 a year for sin
gle copies: Six copies, So; Thirteen copies, $40;
Twenty copies. SIS.
The volume began Oct. lst. 1859. Specimen num-
bers furnished !. ats on application. Back numbers
can be furnished.
VIII every friend Of Agriculture and Education
In Nebraska. Northern Kansas, Southern Iowa. and
Northern Missouri. lend a helping hand, 70 establish
and maintsin q journal Devoted Exclusively 70 the
iuteresfs above named. There Is not a post eHlce
within the regisn named hut can ard ought %
furnish a club of ut least 10 Subscribers. Send
along without delay.
Address
FURNAS 4 LYAXNA.
BroBnTiIle, n. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
W0RRALLI0N PuBLIG House,
Warrants,

2AOE Cash 9nd On Time
We are prepared 20 loan Land Warrants Of all siEesto
settlers ~ speh time as they may desire-long OF short
AT the usHa, rates.
Al constant supply OF Warrants will be kept on hand
for sale as cheap as they can De bought elsewhere in
town
Ruv Of regular dealers and beware Of bogus warrants.
All warrants sold By as will be guaranteed 20 be
Feouine IN every respect and will be exchangedi II de-
fective
Being perm r-ntly l~Ocatedip BrOEnvilie we can sl-
wers b. fosrda ne old stand a few duOrs east % the
L5sHBAUGHS CARSON,
Rsa&arL aid Dealers ~ Lsla RsxeAp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
NEBRA>KA Il1Y
insurance Company.
Capital Stock $5O,OOO.

TNHIS Company. under a liberal charter, is now
fully organized. and their entire capital stock Of
F fty Thousand DoYGrs. paid in and secured. They
are prepared. from this date, TO grant open policies
and take risks. upon equal terms, with the most
lavored Insurance Company any where. Having
adopted the mutual principle, its patrons. without
mourning any liability. will share in the profits Of
the company.
The operations of the Company. viii be confined
for the present, TO MARINE. OF CARGO risks, with a
liability of Sl2,50O n any one bottom.
cling the only Insurance Office, ON theabOve pop
ular plan. West of the Missouri. it confidently ex-
pectr a generous supper from Western Merchants.
We respectfully invite the Missouri River pa
rOnage.
DIRECTORS:
ST. NuckoIIs. Chas. F. Helly,
H. r. Bennett. j. i. Armstrong.
w. Hinchman, Miles w .rown,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
"a. T.. COATE
NEMAnA LAND AGENT,

SDRtEhOR & ROTAkK PCBAACs
WilIseleci ttnds investigate titles, pay taxes &c,
either IN KansaH OF Nebrasks; buy. sell and enter
landspn Commission; Invest in town . operty buy OF
sell the same. and will always have Oh handeIrTect
piats OF townships counties &c. showing alllands sub
jecs to entry, andwhere desired viii furnish parties liv-
ing in the states with thasame.
Being the oldest settler in the county will in all
cases be able TO give full and reliable Information.
Address Al. COase, either at BrowrviIle er Nemaha
City, Nebraska Territory. sm-E2-v2
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

Strawberries aad ri tekbcrries.
Evergreens, Ornamental Trees, aud Shrubs.
Greenhouse and bedding Phnts, Roses, Dahlias
de-. &c. &c.
To which we would beg leave 20 call the attention
Of the people Of Western Missouri, Nebraska, Kan.
sas and Iowa.
ss90ur terms win be as low as any reliable east
ern Nursery,
ly purchasing of US the expense Of transportation
from the east can be- saved.
All trees and plants are carefully labeled and
packed in The best manner for ans part Of the Unit
ed States. for which n charge Of the actual cust only
will be made. No charge will be made for the deli
very Of packages un hoard steambOa =.
All communication addressed "a the undersigned
will receive prompt attention.
Ell. BURCHES 4 co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
APPLE TREES
For Sa1e3

The undersigned ufers 70 sell Apple Trees to those
wishing {" purchase the present season ON the follow
ing terms: $50 per hundred; 81 per dozen or 20 cents
by the single tree. The trees we e raised in Nebraska.
afe Two years old; are from three and s-halt to five and
a-half feet in height. They will make bearing orchards
sooner than trees brought SunI the East, that are tw0or
three years older These trees can he transplant ed with
out being cut of the ground but a few hours their roots
need never get dry andeonSeqHently their growth would
be but little II any retarded, IL proper care is observed
in repltnting them Trees raised in Nebrssks possess
many advantages over thuse brought he from the East.
Most nurseTymen like most manufacturers send the
most inferior article to The Must distant market. Ma
ny Of the trees brought West. and sold az three year
Oids, were old Stunted trees-fsOm tour to seven years
old when taken fTom the nursery II i very difficult To
bring trees from Ohii here without tkeir being mo. G or
less injured. This is especially the case III the Fall
il the trees are taken up after they step growing in the
fall they can seidDIn be brought here IN time to re-
plant before Winter sets in 7 R FISHER.
BrOwvilIe Ma. Oh I, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
CHAs.F F. HOLLY, President.

St. Louie Agent-COl VIZ. Howard.
Aaril ID, 1886 AL
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26

: In the District Court. re
Smahs county Nebraska Ter
iitUry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-26
Legal Notice.

B@rownvilIe, April 5ih 1850.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-26

1t will be seen by our local column,
that his Honor, Judge KREBs has conferred the
vacant Clerkship of the City Circuit Court upon
DR.. ROBERT J. KERR, the Reform candidate for
that office at the November election of 1859. DR..
KERR is native of this city, and received his edu-
cation at the High School, holding an employ
ment as Public School teacher at the time of his
appointment. He has high reputation for INTEL
ligence, integrity and industry, and will doubtless
discharge the duties of his place to the satisfaction
of the Court and the public. We have reason to
believe that Judge KREBs was influenced in the
selection, to considerable extent, by the fact
now undeniable, that if the election of last
autumn had been but decently fair and free, Dr..
KERR would have been chosen for the Clerkship,
for six years, by very large majority of his fell
low citizens. The recognition of this fact by his
Honor is most becoming and appropriate, and cam
moi fail to receive cordial response from the COM
munity.
Thus, day by day, rebukes are thickening
around the malefactors, high and low, by whom
this community was held so long in a vassalage Of
shame and day after day some striking fact illus
traes more and more the universally of our reac-
ton into sefrespect and good government.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-26

THE PERUVIAN GUANo CoNTRAcr.-0ur last ad.
vices from Lima inform us that the new contracts
for guano had been closed. Gibbs & Co. are en-
tirely thrown out after the expiration of their con-
tract in 1861. Meanwhile the new contractors
have to give the government FIVE millions of dol.
lars, and they will then have to take the stock on
hand and pay Gibbs & Co. all their charges
against it, which, it is presumed will require seve-
raj millions more, so that there is a probability
that the old contractors may still retain it when
the final award is given. This is one statement,
another is as follows:
The successful competitors for the contracts are
the house Of Zaracondegui, for England the British
colonies and the United States; Lachambre for
France; Sescan, for Belgium; Witt for Germany;
Canovaro, for Holland, and Patroni for Italy. The
contractors to receive 22 per cent. commission
on sales, insurance and charter of vessels and 4
per cent. interest on the advance made to govern
ment-the contract to last four years.
Hamburg house offered three millions advance
for the contract of Germany at 4 per cent, and
asked only for ~ per cent. commission. But the
proposition arrived too late The party, however,
has appealed to Congress, and reduced the interest
on the advance to 81 per cent
The shipments of guano are very considerable
again. Last month 40 900 tons were exported; and
as the net profit of government cannot be less than
S37 ton, this will make pretty income for the
government of a small nation of one million and
half of inhabitants, which does not spend any
thing for public works or improvements of any
kind.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-26
BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1860

Our usual Weekly Review of the Baltimore mar
kets, printed on letter sheet, will be ready for
delivery from our counter this afternoon. Mer-
chants and others DESTROYS of having their bust
ness cards inserted, can be accommodated by
he dar