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The Oid Independent Else - shs rests Aesls.
the PRICE OF BEEF DOWN.
Opposition Courted, Competition Deaed.
N1E have rs-og ned our Market House 1t No.
w 81 Brady street, and intend " spare no pairs
20 suit all that may favor ~ with call, both In
price and quality.
Customers may always rely upon hndiag good
assortment from which 10 make their selections
Particular attention paid 70 Packing Beef and
Pork for family use.
January -, 1850.
jsA 06 A. r. d y. KELLY.
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Notice Of Dissolution.
vVvHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
i iafin9 hatxaen fha ,andexsi9ned undax fhs

i listing between the undersigned, under the
style Of Wuppcsmsnn Hall, 10 this day dissolved
By mutual consent Dec. 3lst. 1889.
Fl. WrPPERMANN,
WIN. p. HALL.
All persons indebted 70 the late 6rm Of Wsp-
psrmsnn + Hall, sre requested to call 1t their
former store, corner 5th and bFady streetaAnd set
sls their accounts without delay. Dec. Slst, 80.
jan2-d2w
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M 4 46 y Z T A.. .ss
Dealerin Caps,
HatsAD d Furs.
keeps . selected
stock Of al kinds Of
|Gl0ves and Furs--
such ~ Capes, Vic
torines. Cuffs, MuGs
Ac.--Robss Of all
kinds. Fur Coats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-28
From the Philadelphia Pennsylvanianl
FISANCE AND TRADE.
Philadelphia Board Of Trade.

F. K. COPE,
THOS. KIMBER Jr, ) Committee of the month
A. J. DERBYSHIRE,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

W ILL commence selling his Entire Stock ct Coz
on Saturday the 10th inst.
dec 9 1859.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13
Munetarp aMh Commercial 8sbism.

BALTIMORE, March IL, looV'
The business at the Stock Board to-day was cohhheu
entirely to Railroad shares and bonds and Mining soo
of which large sales made amounting IN tie asse
gate 500 900. Baltimore and ONO hailloau au
vanced about so cts with sales OF $40 shares 'he 'e
sales buyer GO DAYS being GS but afterwards advan
cling to s6s1 and seller days at 67h with sales OF oo
shares regular way at s6sH 1t closed firmly at SoSa
bid s6e asked regular Northern Central recovered
IN the decline experienced on Saturday, 700
shares bringing s15a15 buyer co days and Sl5A seller
eo do,s closing, however, rather heavy at Sl4A bid,
s15 asked regular way The bonds Of this Company OF
1ss5 also advanced about ~ cent $4,000 selling at
57 both regular way and sellers option GO days Bal
more and Ohio bonds steady with sales of 81 900
1855 at S. We also note sales of $4,000 Northwestern
Virginia first mortgage bonds, the first that have been
sold for time, at 9lA. Mining stocks were again
very active considerable advance. There sales
of 200 shares Springfield mining at 81 cash, higher
than on Saturday; 2450 shares Gardner Hill s6G64
uar way and sex buyer 60 and 60 days. an advance OF
about 6s cts. per share and 900 shares Guford,
ing s3A buyer GO days and s3k regular way, ad
of S since Saturday, but afterwards declining to
s3h buyer 60 days and s344 regular In other
curities we have special change to note.
SALES At THE BAITlMokE STOCK BOARD
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DR.. HAYES New ARCTIC EXPEDluoN.-The mem
bers of the Geographical Society and a number of
invited guests met at New Y ork, Thursday, to re-
ceive DR.. j. l. Hayes. of the Polar Exploring Ex-
pedition; Mr.. c. +. Hall and Captain Quayle, of
the Franklin Research Expedition; Captain
Buddington, of the Resolute, and a native Esqui-
maux The last distinguished stranger was brought
to this country in December, by whaling vessel.
ne has been spending the winter in New York.
Or; Hayes said: The expedition would be ready
IN IN May next, and would depart from New York.
ne pointed out the route of DR.. Kane and showed
MS surveys 1t was believed by the speaker that
on tne western coast he would find protection from
the ice which came down upon Dr. Kane The
land would be his base of operation. but he would
travel over the ice, as the land was rugged and
uneven lie hoped to secure a proper harbor by
the lst September, and soon after would cross the
land in sedges. In April he would start with
boat, and hoped to meet open water in the S2d
parallel. He did not confidently expect that the
North Pole could be reached by vessels. but he
based his success entirely the boat Journey
across the ice. Attempts had been made for three
hundred years to get true route to this open
water, but the only true route was discovered py
Kane who, had he been on the western side would
have left nothing to be accomplished by his sue
cessor. During the spring, after attempting the
passage by boats, the DR.. expressed his intention
of trying it by dogs.
1t is said that DR.. Hayes has already had fifty
applications for permission to accompany him on
his projected expedition in search of the open polar
sea. He proposes to take but twelve men, as his
schooner of a hundred tons burthen will not ac-
commodate more. He expects to be absent for two
years and half.
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The Easton Explosion.

EAsroN, Pa, March l1.-Henry Needler, one of
the wounded by the late explosion, died yesterday,
making the twelfth victim.
The funerals of Judge Sharp and Mr.. Holcomb,
of Belvidere, yesterday were very largely attend
ed. About two thousand persons were in the pro-
cesson, and all the places of business were closed
The funerals of the two Mr.. Shaeffs and Mr..
Schooley, took place here to-day, and were attend
ed by large numbers.
Mr. Yonells is improving, though still in pre-
carious state. Mr.. Mcintyre is also considered
dangerous, but the other sufferers will recover
The bodies of Messrs Beatty, Kepler and Sharp,
Jr., have not been recovered.
Appropriate sermons were preached at all the
churches to-day. t.a
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Telegraphic Line to Cal;for,;o.

WAsHINGToN, March 12.-An earnest and proba-
bly, successful effort is making by the Government,
in conjunction with the leading telegraph gentle
ton of substantial line of telegraph from the
Mississippi River to San Francisco There is now
present in this city, in consultation upon this sub
iect, Hiram Sibley, Esq, President of the Western
dent of the American Telegraph Company; 4. K.
Walker, President of the New York and Buffalo
Company; DR.. N. Green, President of the New Or
lerns and Louisville Company; Col. Bee, President
of one of the California lines; Judge Selden, of
W. Field, of New York; Ezra Cornell, of Ithaca
and others.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


AoUADILLA P. R-Schr. Charm.
$50 hhds sugar. 30 tcs do 233 bbls do 81 puncheons
molasses, Stirling & Ahrens
PONCE, P R-Brig Rio Grdnds.
259 hhds sugar, 100 bbs do, 60 puncheOns molasses
Stirling x Ahrens; 900 oranges, Kelsey Gray.
MALAGA-Brig Rolf.
800 boxes raisns 900 do. do. 900 quarter do 100
bales mats, l26 do. hemp, Palmer & Thomas
PALERMo-Brig Lucy Stone
100 boxes lemons 200 do. oranges 1872 cantars brm-
stone z do. cokewood, Palmer & Thomas
NEvAssA-Brig Romance.
"-' tons guano, f. X. Cooper.
25oo h. kIo DE JANEIRo-Bark Ldpuing.
-''Oo "ags coffee, Hugh Jenkins Il Co
C0ASTWISE.
10 hhds. melado, order 'S AS'fo'-
ooo boosToN-Schr. Luther Child
1000 drums figs, "a do baka III III M ,
apples, BOXES sundry persons 3s0 doz nails CO
Chpman; III pigs glassware, Marston Rros f' ~
CHARLEsToN-Schr J,st;ra rr.5,
399 tcs. rice, Richardson & Co ''"e''
SAyANNAH-Schr d. W. Sandcrs
$50 sacks salt, J. +. Pickerell 4 Co.
NEW ORLEANs-Brig Northnnn
102 hhds. sugar, 402 bbls moasses, A. G sch.so- o
do do, do sugar, l.. Cuttings; casks wine H"wII
Son; 2 bales cotton, McConky & Parr; pkgs mdse 7
Pleasants Sons; 248 bales hides W. Crane Son "a
pigs tobacco, C. d. DeFord CO.. 100 bdls cotton r. T
Oapron Co; hid sugar, J. Henderson & CO.. i case
muse, Hesien Rogers; pkgs do. Numsen, Thomas &
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
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News from Belize, Honduras.

New ORLEANS March 9.-The Picayune has advi-
ces from Belize, Honduras, to the l7lh ult. Mr..
seymour, ex Superintendent, had departed for En-
gland, and Mr.. Berkley, ex.Secretary, has been
appointed Lieutenant. Governor. -
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MARKETS 6y TEIrCp,Dr,

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, March 12.-Cotton is frm-solas Of o 5on
bales Flour is higher-sales of IL 900 bbs State Is
G540; Ohio Sc 25; Southern s6I066 o. Wheat
is hgher-saes of $500 bushels red Southern 165 cts
Corn frm-saes of % 900 bushels 7eGSi cts PORK
is heavy-new Prime sl4.50; Mess sls12X Lard is
steady k011b cts. Whiskey is dull at "a cts Sn
gar is Grm-Muscovado 6k@74 cts. Coffee is firm
Moasses is quiet 47l4S cts. Spirits Turpentine i:
dull Rosn is dull. Rice is heavy Freights firm
for alyan ar Il
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la W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-At IL o'clock yesterday morn
ing, tie Grand and Petit Jures assembled in the
courtroom. There being no Judge present the
Grand Jury were dismissed by the clerk, until Mon
day morning next at ii O'Clock and the court ad-
journed until 10 o'clock this morning.
Shortly after II o'clock Judge Stump came in,
and learning that the Grand Jury had been dis.
charged by the clerk, signified his dsapproval of
the act intimating that he desirous himself of
taking leave of that body in a formal manner
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Hon. VIM, Fell
Giles, Judge.
Nothing special transpired yesterday The
Grand Jury was in session and examined several
witnesses.
The Court meets at 10 o'clock this morning.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. l.. Mar
shall Judge.
No cases tried yesterday.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-HOn. r. n. Martin, Judge.
Nothing of public interest done yesterday.
Upon the opening of the Court a very large
crowd filled the courtroom, expecting to hear the
decision in the mdnddmus case between the Police
Board and the city. The Judge will deliver his
opinion this morning.
Assignment to-day 1856 to 1855.
CTRCUIr COURT FOR BALTIMORE CIrY-Hon Will
liam George Krebs. Judge
The following occupied Yesterday:
Turner rs. knell. Before reported Not con-
cluded.
CIRCUIT CnURr FOR BALTIMORE CouNrY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price.
TowsoNTowN, March u, 1860
The magistrates appeals, numbering ifty-six
cases, were called this morning and the following
disposed Of
judgments Rerersed.-Daniel Harding Us. Thomas
Canley; Daniel Harding Us. Thomas Canley, NJ.
Chanley and T. Faurnev; Lewis Uhl u.s. Lewis Pin
del; John levin as. John Snyder; Lewis Uhl u.s.
John Darrer; Peter Farmer as John Cronier, with
judgment for appellant for SIG; Edward F. Butler
rs. Michael Larnay, with Judgment for S24 and
costs; James Watson Us. John S. Stansbury, three
cases.
Judgments Abfrmed-Jacob Pfeiffer Us. Barnhart
klemper; Jacob Pfeifer Simon Meyer; Nicholas
Bull u.s. John HoIlinbough.
IN C"ria-The case of Jehu Brown rs. Robert
w. Dryden ct al. for articles of clothing furnished
was tiled before the Court and held in curia.
Appeals Dismissed-John G.. Ruff rs Charles
Timanus; Nathan Wariield Us. E. A. Talbert and
DR.. 5. Armstrong; Lawrence Roland as. A. Rosen-
thai; =. Deitz Us. Samuel Enger
The remaining SO cases were passed until to-
morrow and continued to the next term
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

CINCINNATI, March 10.-A special despatch to the
Commercial says the steamer Hickman was burned
on Monday, when eighteen miles below Little
Rock The vessel and her cargo are a total loss
Two of the passengers perished in the aames.-
The rest and the crew barely escaped with their
lives. The books, papers, &C., of the boat, were
all lost
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
THRONOMETERS,

" CHARTS
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
GLOBES
nS- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TaE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR E 4 G. W.
BLUNT, New York fa32.tf
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Instead of being hung, the woman Robinson.
who was accessory to the murder of her husband
IN Crittenden county, Arkansas, last week. escaped
and was arrested in Memphis, Tennessee on Thurs
day last.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

Arrival of the Glasgow.
New YoRK, March l2.-The steamer Glasgow
from Liverpool for New York, arrived here this
evening. Her advices are anticipated.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13
PRIoEs SAILS OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through MILAN FISHER Son, Stock and B iRrok
The New York Tribune of this morning, says;

The New York Tribune of this morning, says:
The market foreign bills is quiet and steady at pre-
viOus quotations.
Frefghs-TO Liverpool $50 square bales Cotton at 932d
G5-16d; round bales at 7l6d 20 Cheese at
Sos 800 Lard at 25s 150boxes Bacon at 25s; 800
bbls Rosin at Is 20 hhds. Hams at 25s; 100 casks
Rice at 25s To London, 100 tcs India Beef at 6s Cd 20
hhds Hams at 30s. vessel of 400 tons to Cuba for
$4,000. The ship SwOrdfsh to Hong Kong for Sll 500
brig of 175 Canary Islands and thence to Porto
Rico and back to New York, for S3,650
We a comparative statement of the imports of
foreign dry goods and General Merchandise at the port of
New York for the week and since January l:
1858 1859. 1860
Dry Goods 81 O92, Sos s2S64 $40 So 99i
General Merchandise. 675,3s6 2,167 ,766 2,2SS l24
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n 1fe11 OUIIeSt OOHlhehcemeht.
PHILADELPHIA, March 12-The Jefferson Medi-
cal college Commencement took place oday,
when ITO students graduated, including 126 from
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The New York Tribune chronicles, with much
satisfaction, visit it has enjoyed from Virginia
negro, who, it says, ''hke most of the negroes of
that State, and some of tho white men, was gen
tleman." ' 1 se'A-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The PRINCES RETINUE.-Tt is stated that suite Of
twenty noblemen and distinguished gentlemen viii
accompany the Prince of Wales on his visit 20 Can
ada this spring. is said further that his Roysl
Hflghness the Duke of Cambridge the Duke of
Newcastle, and Major General Bruce, will be
among the notabities ON that nccasinn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

Rev. Robert L. Dasbiell, recent pastor of the Bal
tin1re Charles Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Newark, N. j. e eA ~
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The detective police force of Philadelphia have
been detected to be in completely with rogues. 1t
Is sad that one OF the officers passed store while
two knaves were despoiling it, and received a
brlhe OF $500 to 'mind his own business
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The Republican Association of the city of Wash
lngton have elected the following named gentlemen
as delegates to the Chicago Convention Major b.
COOmbs
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

BY recent legislative action the towns of Paw
tucket and SeekOnk go to Rhode Island, and Fall
River and TivertOn to Massachusetts, This is a
reverse of nreviouS tanura
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The Legislature OF Mississippi has raised the
taxes to seventy-fve cents on each negro, instead
of forty as heretofore and twenty cents on each
500 worth of land, instead of sixteen cents
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The Naval Committee of Congress will be- in
vited to visit the Naval School at Annapolis, this
week, with view to examining the institution
and enlarging its Accommodations
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

Mr. GOrdO pastor of Gonaives Havti, has for
may refused to celebrate the memorial services of
John Brown, the priest saying that this Saint
but slave thief
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

A man named Henry Meeks has been arrested at
Marietta, Ohio, charged with causing the late
accident on the Marietta and Cleveland Railroad,
by placing rail across the track
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The Alabama House declines to concur in the
Senate's resolution, appropriating $50 OOO to aid
Virginia in deraying the expenses incurred by the
John Brown affair
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

At the famous parish OF St. George sin the East
located in London, it required police force of
sixty men, placed in the body ofthe church, to
keep order. 1t is the old quarrel between tho Pm
seyites and the anti Puseyites
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The Lynn shoebindng ladies had fine time nj
a meeting at Lyceum Hall, few evenings since
and the following afternoon they appeared in pro,
cession with all their charms
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

land, Ohio, day last week. The officiating
priest was driven from the house. and the furniture
broken up or carried AWAY.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

Six large elm trees in front ofa dwelling in
Marlborough, Mass, have been insured by their
owners in the of $500 against loss by lightning
and fire.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The death Of Mr.. j. X. Hanson one of the oldest
citizens of Washington, is announced in the M
tonot lnteHgencer. Mr.. Hanson was nephew Of
John Hanson, of Maryland President of the first
Congress, and a near kinsman of Alexander Han.
son, formerly distinguished United States Sena
tor from that State
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

man has sued another in London for a surplus
lot OF Spurgeon portrait lozenges The plaintiff
ordered lozenges with portraits Of ilustrious men
upon them, but not with the same portrait mon
the entire order '
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

Mr.. Richard j. Blunt, well known citizen of
Richmond Va, committed suicide by taking
arsenic on Sunday morning last. He left large
family.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

special despatch to the Boston TraveIler, from
the Worcester Republican Convention, states that
three itths of the delegates favor Seward for the
Presidency.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The Secretary of War left Washington last
evening for Wythevae, Virginia, to attend to some
private business He will be absent about ten
days.
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PROP EPTY S1JES

Col. Samuel H. Cover Yesterday sold at the Ex
change sales-rooms lot of ground on the York
turnpike near the toll-gate The improvements
consisted of two frame dwellings, and the ground
was subject to yearly rent of $50. Purchased by
Samuel Ayers for $3.50.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS E VENING, March I3, go
HOLIDAY Sr. THEArRE.-The Uman and Stra
kosch Italian Opera Company. Verdi's Opera of
Ernuni.
Front STREET THEATRE Mrs. Frank Drew
Mr.. Charles Bass and others. La Tour de NesIe
or the Chamber Of DEATH Last Nan. Sketches in
lad,
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The State Department publishes the following:
Conformation has been received this Department
from c. j. Helm, ESQ., the United States Consul General
at Havana of the publication of royal decree granting
exemption from import duties steam engines and
other manufactures intended to be used in the cultivation
and preparation of coffee which privilege has been hith-
ero enjoyed only in relation to such articles i'm
ported for sugar plantations
The Philadelphia Inquirer of this morning says:
The organization among the coal operators in the
Wkesbarre region works we'll nearly all the operators
having joined it. The prices have been advanced by
them 20 to 20 cts tom last On the Lehigh
they realizing Is to 25 cts than they last
year 1t is also stated that the New York Companies pro-
pose raising the prices from 80 40 cts there pro-
portionabe advance made here.
The New Orleans Crescent, of the 9th inst, says:
The money market opened with considerable lassitude
this morning, but the day progressed active in
quiry for money sprung up particularly after it
the Board of Directors of the Ajax had ad
journed without meeting than onehrd of the ap
plcations for discount and declining largely
exchange There rather inquiry the street
but all good paper could be anticipated but not at the
cheap or confidently expected The transac
tions day comprise small Al
Shd9 per cent, and other good signatures the
9dl0 per cent.-the general market ruling from up to
1l2 per cent The old banks authorized to exact
count they could easily and readily loan millions
per cent
The New Orleans Picayune of Wednesday, received by
mail, contains act of the Louisiana Legislature
thorzng greater rate Of interest discount than per
cent but written obligations shall bear than
that amount per annum after their maturity until paid
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

The dwelling houses of Messrs. Wm. F. Smvtl
and j. n. Edwards, at Millington, Kent county,
were destroyed by fire on Sunday morning last.
The cable connecting the telegraph lines in Iowa
with those east of the Mississippi was successfully
laid at Clinton on the 9Th inst
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

oo.,, BREMEN-Ship Johannes
VA hnas tobacco bbl corn, 7S7 bags bark 80 bbls
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Since January .sl9 959 437 s45757 7O5 s4S 511 235
The following table will compare the exports of the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
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When our Reporter left things were good deal
mixed up. There were twenty-one distinct and in
dependent fights going outside the ring, and sew
eral clergymen, less obscure, had been car
ried wounded from the field. Money placed in our
hands as shareholders, we have concluded to re-
tain until we feel justified in paving it over, which
will not be until we have read through all the tes-
timOny, I. c. both the Bests
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-13

Total for the week 81 767 954 81 532 i36 S3573Ils
Previously reported lSlsl 4s3 Al 225 269 AZ III