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.-.. .#.. STATE IoUIsIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, city Of New Orleans
Be remembered, that this 14h day OF December 1885,
me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Galard, President
A. Schneider Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans, who being duly according To
law dcpose and say that the above Just and
true and from the books Of said Company.
D. GAIII.ARD, President
A. sCHREIBBR, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day, December
IA, 1853 a.+s ARTHUR SAUCGER,
Third Justice the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Trustees resolved per
outstanding Certificates 81 Profits the 1851
1883 the second MONDAY iu February
Board Of Trustees declared dividend Of Ten
Cent earned Premiums OF The Company for the
scar ending November 80 1888 for which Certificates will be
Issued the second MONDAY in February next.
-FEUSTEEs-
Geo. w. West, r. P. Hunt, " ...s
Jaa. A.. White, NIL Musson,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon Jr.,
u. JaHison, NHing Augustin,
Ar Mtitenbefger, Cesatre Olivier,
j. l,eisy, ~ Bohp
0mer Galard.
Company eosnueto against the pers Of the seas
and loss and damage by Gre the
premiums.
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EFUUISIIf N p5 q g ~ ~ ~ ri
tween Washington and Sixth street, estray
One iron gray Mare Pony--no visible marks,
Which claimed within five days the expenses there
paid viii be sold Ct pabe auction q said Pound, %
New Orleans, October 49, 1860
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner.
ALFRED a.. DUCR0S,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
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"A WIS p,nLtcrroN.--pnr snite de In rro.

Wis D'ELFCTION.--Par suite de la pros
IA clamstion Excellence THOMAS o, MOORE Gop-
de Fiat de Ia Louisiana, dt du de septenbte 1860
treen qualities de a paroisse Orleans 10 present
notifies election 10 MARD sixee jour de
ehre 1860 eet de cholsi SIX Eecteurs pour President
et Vice President DIES Etats- uRis, CONNIE suit
Tn Eleeau pour Is Premier District Electoral compose des
Haroes Plaqreinc Bernard du Troec District de
III Nonyelle- Orleans CT dn iapbbnrg Trtms
I'm ElecenT pour lie Second District Electoral compose dn
Second District de Ia Nouvee Orleans "a Exception du fam
bonrg Treel ct 10 Premier District do la vile de Ia NouYele
Orleans
Un Eiece pour e Trolseue District Electoral compose du
Quatreme District de Ia willie de Ia NoaYee Orleans de cete
euye Mississippi parosses he Jefferson St-Chafles
Jean Bapse StJacque Ascension Assumption lafourehe
ct Terrehonne,
Tn Eectea pour lie Qnairieme District Electoral composa
des perOisses de ST. amHuy Washington livingston He
lena Feliciana Quest Feeana POn!e Couple Est
Roage Onest- Ba,on-Rouge ct Iberville.
I'm Electeur ppnr e Ginqueme District Electoral conpess
de comtt es Attakapa Ct opeousas des paroses Rade
ct Avoyeles z.@
Tn Eectear pour sixsme District Electoral compass dos
comes de Naehdches Ouachita ct U0ncoa de paUsses
Bataloua ct Franklin.
Le Polls ouysrts dams ehaqne reimbursement dtlec
ton depus heares A. NJ sdu'a heues p NJ lie dit tour
1850 eet de eesvpir les bulletins ecceurs
nssaires Gfeefs qa desgnes autortd eompd
tenie
dlecon eyra conduite rapnorts peata dew
enyoys soRslgnd charge de les
formement In oi.
oil I'd f. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
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tie Chair appointed Messrs. Leefe, Dupre, Toie.
daEao and Magioni on the said committee, ,
The Secretary was ordered to notify the boara 1,
Of Aldermen of the action Of this Board, when 7.
was announced that the Board Of Aldermen haa
adjourned. 80.
The following resolution presented by avg, Leele,
was on motion, referred to the Commttee Oh
Streets and Landings, viz: ,,s..s.. .,,,ho.,.sa
ResoFreF Tst Surveyor Ne and Nc g neso M $50
To eausr stone crossings he made on MoTaes or
from Eysian Fields 10 Espanae streets pEoNaed se eo Ve
not exceed tho OF I'M dollars -. /. ~ tn,..
The President called Mr.. Maeloni 10 the chair,
and presented the following resolution, winch was
Tead second time and adopted the rules having
been dispensed with, viz
ss4S 'rhas the representatives OF the Third Ward,
isi ths Streets ard Landings Committee be and they
Of the contractor cleaning repairing
ihs streets 81 the Third Ward
FINANCE.
Mr. Dupre presented the following report, which
was read and adopted viz:
The Committee have the honor report as follows
Wis
Upon petition Of H. g. HARRISON asking paid sl0
Of damages aliedgd have been sustained y him IN
Canal ufavorsbly the city being In responsible
for such accidents -,
Upon peunbe and resolution adopted by the Board Of Al
GeDcn Oh the 24h July 1851 and referred 10 the Finance
Committee hy the Board Assistant Aldermen authorizing the
Surveyor Clay Square hed and graded and IRON
said resolution after the word graded in the sixth line be
out amended that the resolution be adopted
herewith present resolution 10 pay sundry
bills, duly examined and approved; =, =,
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DENTISTRY.

@=REvssz=@A DIR. j. BORDLEY, DENTIST, has
returned 10 this city after absence of ten
lYFSysys years, and will be pleased mis- friends
S1-I1IIft from Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi,
and former patrons at his ROOMS Veanda Hotel opposite the
south. least of Iafayette Square,
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FPAVE DU QUATRIENIE DTsTRIGT.-na
Il conduit depot DIES apayes du Qnaeme District
Annoncatiun favenus Washington Ia SXeme
CONNIE epaEeS-
Une Mule grisdefer sans msrque Visible,
81 lie dit dnnu NEST rteamd aRns cling iaur ct les Tis
payss, il vendu Punchere pubaue dit depot lie
JEUDI Is d'ocobre 1850 a ID heures A. M.
j. MILTON RELF Commissare dos Rues.
Nnuvele Orleans, 10 Il actohre 1850 o22 1t
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STREET COM7NER--oFFIClAL.

ETRAyE DUPRERIIER DISTRTCT.-Iia etc
IA conduit tpayes da Premier District DFyades
les Julia ct Gitod, CONNIE tpaTes-
I'm Aulet saure marques.
Tn PoulRin rouan etaHpe. #&.a
I'm Ponjain hai sans utaupe.
Tn Chava girls. environ IL gu u mains de hAut.
Une Mule bruno, environ Is mains de haul,
81 dts aIaux 6csmes dams cling ionrs ct les
ffas payas vendnS enchere pubiqe dit depot
le SAMEDI n d'octobre 1860, ID hewes A. NJ.
c. I. FAYSSOuX,
D6puts Gommssaire DIES Rues.
Nouysle Orleans, lie % d'octo6ee 1860 ol3 1t
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ESPAyE DU QUATRIEAIE DIsTRICT.-na
L. conduit depot spaVes du Qnatrieme District
DO Annonciation rayenue Washington ct siNeme
CONNIE epaye- -m.
lin Cheyal brun, avengle n.
81 dit animal NEST pas eclans dams cling iours ct les as
pages yendu enchere pnblique, dit depot SA
MEDI q doetobre 1850, i 10 heures a. N.
@. ]. FAYSsouX,
& aea'--a=..55 0. d Deputs Gommlssaircde5 Rues.
NouyeIe o. leans. le % droctobre 1861 o23 st
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POLICE JAIL--oFFICIAL.

POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.
w The lsh d 5stober iS69 black boy fETEF says
miles, S QUIZ @ W WI s S
2 double # ts s Tsf s
The owner VIII cal M sha ah II @ lay
Keeper Of CITY Police JAN
.ssD-'s4 s-EY's ALFRED A. pUeRos,
o23 lot Clerk of Comptroller.
WAS brought to tho City Police Jail ON
lie states he frce BY birth and living In Alexaedra Red
rTer He s feet inches hEh wears ht mos,aehs aad
years
The owner will call fPd }aiR HI aSE9PSG Eass9an law
-. Keeper of City Police Jail
''sS's''.sN sSse's' - ALFRED A. pUoRos,
o2s l5t Clerk Of Gomptroler.
Was s to ne &c City Peiss a
SON Says he belongs 10 Mr. Jessey Brown, who lives in
little gray hair small goaee, light moastache good
double Of teeth the right hip and aged about
The owner will call s sHs n HI 2s'9SaHs Law
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
S's'','N Nes''s' ALFRED A, DucRos.
o2s 15 Clerk of Comptroller.
WAS brought to the CITY Police Jan ON
Says he belongs 10 Dr. Be6bs Who lives in Little Rock county
State Of ATEansas Hes S inches high gray hair,
sGS, i deaf and i qss5 aSoa5 g. ysaIs .,,s n
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
o2s 15 Clerk Of Comptroller.
r the h Sasy 5 1oe K sys 1. b:
longs Mr. Emile cheyaly who lives in Jefferson City La
the forehead above goatee and
WIN Mi sga elm III zzsefs
t''7i''s''- 0s'o''. - "A ALFRED a, DucRos,
oil OF
Was brought 70 the City Police Jail ON the
80 Of oa,0bsE is6G the black boy AUGusrIS Says
james, En- e Is e inches sS ses has ali III e upner Fl Front
teeth missing has hair and beard crooked legs andi
The owner will cal" MI ffn HI aEs2ofn to law
Keeper of City Police jail.
9''s''s ALFRED A. pUcRes,
oil l5t CLERK Of Comptroller.
WAS brought 10 the City Police jail on the
w Sd ofoeo6er 1850 the dgTk grid boy JOHN Says he
is feet inches high has tolerably good teeth
The win call M R HI passssotns
Registered October 10 1860; 800
oil l5t CLERK Of Comptroller
WAS brought to the City, Police JAN ON
Miss lie is feet 81 inches high has one upper missing
small scar on the lett cheek ana Is aged about a years
Tho viii
ALFRED A. DUGROS,
oil l5t Clerk of COMPTROLLER.
NMAs brought to the City Police Jail on
w of October 1850 the mnatto boy TIM Says he
belongs Mrs Hayes who lives about miles below Pone
Hacha inches high, has upper tooth
missing has mule kick on the right cheek and aged about
n years.
The owner will call aa fflI IL RssRi;iE aseGIans law
5.s=. Keeper of City Police Jail
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
oil l5t Clerk of Comptroller.
rJOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
II NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE No. 10 CAMP STREET.
Amount Of Premiums for the year ending December
I59Los e1
Fronts tof the year s5l ~
Slst December, 1859
The Trustees have declared dividend Of THIRTYEIGHT
per cent? after paying SIX per interest all the
standing scrip and reaeem in cash the issue Of 1856
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yNoyUT9 DISTRICT POUND Was brous

IL TO the Fourth District Pound, AnnuucRtou street, be
tween Washington avenue and sixth street, us estrhy-
One brown Horse blind Of eye. -,a.@.
Which NOT claimed within five days and the expenses There
paid will be sold public auction az said depot sAFUR
DAY, October Fl, 1860 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, October % 1850
q. T. FAYss0UX, Dty Street Commissioner.
ALFRED A. DUCROs
*"=& Clerk OF Comptroller.
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STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH OF DHLEANs,l
lil, Of Nae lrIautia Z

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF oHLEANs,l :
City Of New Orleans. !
remembered. that day of January 1860 be
me, the subscriber, Justice of the Peace
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo, President and
james Edwards Secretary of the Sun Mutual Insurance Gem
pany New Orleans who being Only according 10 law
depose say that inst true
and transcript from the books Of said company
THoS SLoo, President.
Jas. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day of January
1860. DE-. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish of Orleans.
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Rssnlre That permission be- aud the same Is hereby Efant
TO Nathan Cox and John Hard to ercet steam engine
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WRIGHT 4 cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propretors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos ISL and Il Chares street
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The Board of Directors resolved interest SIX
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits the holders thereof their legal Representatives
and after the 18th day of February next Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. c4O per cent? the
earned premiums of the Company for the ending Dccem
sls 1853 which certificates will be issued 18th
March next.
The Directors after reseryng ONE MILLION OF Doll
LARS of profits further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates of Profits the issue OF the 1856 be redeemed
and paid the holders thereof their legal representatives
the 18th lay of February The Certificates be
produced at the time of payment for cancement and interest
on same to cease after the 3ls December, 1859.
THOMAS sLoO, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE. yce-President.
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BOARD on ALDERMEN.


cousu1 CHsxsER, CRY Hall,
New Orleans Tuesday, October D. 1860
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon. j. o. Nixon, President;
Messrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Moreau Whit
ney and wliz-7.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with
The following communication was read
BOARD or ASSISTANT AEpaRasN,
October IS 1860. !
To the Honorable the Pfesiaen, and Mentors
ns,m 81 he ma spsr eso 3, "a negtod
By body IN snd a
m shae r ,b Ga seara N viz
preamble and resolution apponsg special eopm'tss Of
nesrv relative Insane Asylum TO be located in the CITY Of
Tie following preamble and resolution of the Board Of Alder
mem rejected by Board and persisted in BY honorable
body with committees Of conferences sppeedho rejection
by this Board being adhered to- Messrs Hall, Toedao and
FreauN appointed committee to confer thereon, viz
repairing of clock in the eepe Of the German Catholic
Church i'll Josephine street.
Respectfully, yonr obedient servant
II. q. PEARSON, Secretary, pro tenn.
The following communication was read:
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALpkRMEs,
October Is 1850.
- sii' ' Of the Board Of Aldermen
enemen-You are respectfully invited the fol-
lowing preamble aud resolutions adopted by the Board Of
T. preamble snd resolution relating the succession OF
John D. Fink of the propeyhe Surveyor to make
plans the proceeds TO be deposited in the Louisiana
resolution authorizing the Comptroller sell all useless
horses BELONGING to he Sly and tsai The o. the ~
g. Areoution authorizing the Gharmen Of Finance Commit
ers conned in the different jails prisons of the city.
A. resolution requesting the Mayor 70 notify The owners Of
Messrs. Judson Co and Others said building to be
pulled down within three days. ii,
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant on the
Treasurer for the payment Of snndry bills etc
49, aihs,;s,t saryant
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHIC.
From Furope

HALIFAX, Feb IO-The steamer Canada has
arrived rom Liverpool. on the 2sth ult bringing
auEices tn,ee Gays latter than Der steamer North
Brlton and CITY az Washington
ne Far OF nranvlue, in reply TO = question I'm
Parliament, said the governmen, had no s,,fo,,,,
ton of any negotiations for the annexation 81 "a
WOW to France.
In the House Of Commons NJ Grifstb c.,,os
attention 10 rumor that 30 600 French troor~ N.,s
expected at Leghorn. He inquired whether there
was any reason to suppose the object Of such
movements was 20 prevent the annexation Of Cen
trial Italy 70 Sardinia.
Lord Russel said there was no truth in the
statement. and he could reason 20 believe
that the French government contemplated any
such step with the view imputed in the question
The Attorney General gave notice Of bill for
the consolidation and amendment Of the bank
ruptcy law.
The remains Of Capt Harrison were removed
from southampton on the 27th, amidst everv de
monstation Of respect Bells were tolled, minute
guns fired. and all the shops closed
Lord John Russell had stated in Parliament
that a convention was bein- drawn MP between
England and America, g the prevention Of
cruelty TO seameH Oh board American vessels.
The treaty between France and England en-
crossed public attention Some OF !ts provisions
had been published.
Australia advices mention a commercial panic
at Melbourne, and numerous failures.
Mons. Thouvenal assumed the duties Of the
French foreign office the oath January. He
issued a circular to the various ambassadors
pledging his best efforts ma intain aud consoli-
date the existing friendly relations with their
respective Governments.
The Constitutional gives the following as the
purport Of portion Of the treaty with England
That on and after the LIST July nest the import
duties on cotton and wool are TO he sunpr ssPd
and English coal and coke will be subjected 20
the same duty as I'm Belgium
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DIED.,

On the 10th instant. VIRGINIA, infant d.u,b.er
and days. - - ~
The funeral will take place to morrow (supd,v,
at hal past 2 O'Clock, from the reSidencs of her
parents, on street. between 4th and 5th to which
fully invitsd.
On the 9Th instant, Miss JANE KOUGR, aged p
her funeral Will take place At O'Clock, on Sun
oay rom her residence, 19 street, between 18th
!, ana I4tH; her remains will be taken to Noun.
On the It'll, WILLIAM. infant son of Augustus
anu Nellie McCartey, aged5 months and as DAYS
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Later from Pixies Peak-TroubIe ut Denver
CITY

ST Louis. Feb. 1o.-The express ftnm Pike :
Peak arrived at Leavenworth to-day, bringing
the letter mail and 50 900 in treasure
There was great excitement existing at Denver
city, on account Of the jumping Of several claims
within the city limits. TIE jumpers erected
hold the claims II all hazards During the night
party destroyed the Improvements The jumr
ers retaliated by firing npon Mr.. Bradford, the
agent OF tue express company, who escaped un-
hurt.
An attempt wrs also made 70 shoot e White
sett. secretary Of the Town Company. Threats
were made Of firing the city, and the streets were
pltroltd during the night 10y bodses Of armed cit-
zens but there was no outhreak IL is apprehended
that the controversy will lead to serious results
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By WALL q BARNARD, AuotIopeer,.

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE LOCATED
v PROPERTY AND LAND AT AUCTION On MON
DAY AFTERNOON, 18th instant. at "a O'Clock
wewll sell IN front Of the premises, parts of Lots
"a and *, In Square $50 being ~ feet front 18th
street and running on I street, opposite Franklin
Square, 6 feet to an alley, and improve by one two
story attic and basement brick Dwelling House,
containing Is rooms, Ras, &c, and a smaller house,
which rents separately.
Also, al the same time and ace, D acres Of Land
between Washington and Alexandria, a short dis
lance west of the turnpike, on the Old Georgetown
road, suitable for meadow and gardening purposes.
Terms: One fourth cash, the balance In Y, IS,
and a months, bearing interest, and secured by q
deco OF trust or the premises.
fe I'd WALL q BARNARD. Aucts
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SPRlGHTLY
Sfes 81 MAGGIE MITCHELL
Office TO BUILD RS.
oces Board Of Comm, ,iosers Ner Centre MARKET.

0ncs Board Of Comm siOsers Ne,o Centre MarE,t.l
WdshtHgtOr, January n. 1850.
September. 1853. entitled AN act pTovidins for the
erection Of New Market house on the SITE OF the
of sd no IN
building said market house, according 20 the plans
copy q &c
IN the basement story Of the City Hal, 20 be en-
Of the Board of Commissioners and delivered at
next, bstween the hours Of g and IL a. m.
The Architect, Charles Hasklns. ESQ will be ~
attendance daily until that time, 20 give sary
explanations IN regard 20 the work.
Bidders for the work are required TO propose for t
/. For the building complete.
upon Which tRs building Is S Ss er % es
the whole number 81 plies under the loundatlon,
the plan. NAV not be required. bidders must state
vha deduction they viii make in such event per
hot rec uired and in case that NOV piles and gri-
lage may be found necessary than the plan calls Tor.
tions. the price for each additional Pile, for each
super bcla loot OF grAge, Tor each perch OF stone
5. The time required for the completion of the
work.
All proposals must be made in conformity with
the foreg ding, and accompanied BY a written guaT-
antee, ofthe following form:
Form Of tis sEarartse.
trictj Of. hereby guaranty that IN case the fore
going bid ofw ioi me erection Of market sSase
I
= will, within ten days AFTER the receipt OF the
contract, execute the same with FOOD snd sufcient
suretIes, TO the amount of twenty I'VE Thousand
dollars AID la case said shall TAI 10 enter into
contract as aforesaid. guaranty 20 make good
the difT reuce between the offer OF the said and
that viii ch may be accepted;
GSigsatures of the two gusrsntOrs.D
Date.
Witness.
hereby earthly that the above named = and
sre known 20 me as men Of property. and able 20
make good their guaraLtee.
Date.
To re signed by the United States District udfe.
the United states District Attorney, Corporation
Attorney OF Washington, Collector or Navy Agent
Nopropoeals which do not conform 20 the forego-
ing will he considered.
And whereas the fourth section Of the aforesaid
act declares, that from and after the passage Of
this act the entire Of the present Cen
tire Market house, snd also those Of the proposed
new structure are hereby appropriated, and invlo-
ably set apart, special fund, SUBJECT 70 the OF
der OF the Commissioners authorized BY this set %
enable them TO pay for the erection and comp elton
Of said STRUCTURE" payments for the work will %
| made upon monthly estimates Of the architect OF
the work done, reservlng ten per cent thereof es
collateral security. far "a the funds ecorung I'M
der aud section Of the act will sufhce, a. may
| hereinafter be provided BY law. By order
| JOHN r. C01LE,
| ia14-eotd Secretary Of the Board.
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From Albany.

ALBANY. Feb. 10.-Remonstrances against the
passage Of any law interfering with the eastern
steamboats, pouring into the Senate daily
They are signed by the bulk of the prominent mer
chants and bankers Of New York, and are verv
emphatic against the proposed Legislation in the
matter.
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AIeNandria Mnrkefs

s. O.: Extra - -: Super. IS a5as5 81 Wheat
~ hitc. foir tV sod, al .ooosI os; red, 81 pa
81 -2o- Corn-white 9ja96c mixed 75a-Oc vel
low 76a1Sc. Rye 75aSOc. Oats 36a3s Corn Meal
7sasOc. per bushel. Seeds-Timothy - 5OaS3,
Glover - 95aS625. Provisions-Butter, roll, 1Ss
Doc, frkin lialGc.; Lard lOallc; Pork Sass :.
Bacon iUallc.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Feb. III Flour Ia dull; State
IS Cassie; Ohio IS SCaS5 95; Southern IS sea
S5.75. Wheat is quiet; Southern red 81 %; do
white 81 SIS Corn has a declining tendency &.
white and yellow soc. Pork is steady; old mess
Sl7 50; new sls25. Lard is firm. Whisky is
dull at 2ia2lAc
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baltimore Markets.

| BALTIMORE, Feb. IL Flour closed dull How
ard street is held at IS 81. Wbeat-whiie 81 3Sa
Is; red 81 .25aSl 30. Corn closed quiet; new
| 7Oa72c. Provisions closed steady. Whisky closed
firm at 2ic. for Ohio. Coffee closed firm and
higher; held at - a.al3c.
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southern Emigration 10 H.yti

CHARLESTON. Feb. lO.-The Couriers speCie'
New Orleans dispatch says that fifty veal nv
free colored agrtculturists from the interior
of Louisiana are Preparing t. depart for Hayti
where they will settle.
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CoRPoRATIoN ACTs APPRovED-The following
acts OF the City Councils have been approved and
signed by the Mayor:-An act fixing the compen-
stuon OF the Register of the Corporation. This
fixes the salary at the rate Of ST. $50 Der annum.
payable monthly, from January 1, lo6O An act
for tue relief of Geo c. Henning Joint resolution
forblddlng contractors to use the product of con-
wet a6or III the erection Of the new Centre mar
ket-hOuse Joint resolution eXempting private
collections of books paintings, statuary, or other
works of art from taxation -
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Murder of a Custom. Hou.. wi atchmnr

NEW YORK. Feb. IL WIN. l.. Tours WAS found
dead in the street this morning, with his skul
crushed by some blunt, heavy instrument. HI
watch chain was stolen. There is We; no clue .,
the murderer. The deceased employed o
night watchman I'm the custom house.