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$50 bStS. Ssmulr, Srtra. SupsrHne, Gin, u. 4 GHibslinss GISur.
@.suib Einee, Sse &rres, sSrappins 3wine.
&rapptns Yapsr, Eeitr uo 8rSIieae payer. Sarc Gir6r. &C.
raabltnen ane GRAIN Ytpp'r. gtmeic Srtso uRe Waibms Ssfa.
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ssrschis, Sudetts, GIctsts Dine, pftiftu, Vttifentppfc, Sauc.
NIB Sauiobat. 6is Slue, Nutmtse, Ntacearsni, s5crmioeai, Sbo'
Stadns, SrHlb,s, Seait @rpstrS, upo aEt isrIrssR Nriittl. Su
sintr Yrcstre uc fturuiibins @taSitntm,nt sstIitta mtretu.
Sum- Strtauf autert bilis stStu baar let
III Al. WalIRe 9Strt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-30

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rem. sls cen nerelitsn Yreisu abaelaifsn rperetn. @seiituta,
Srrratbc auSartaitct.
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Sefammt,na cpnneeu.

sStH per S&tf S@tl,sr ria 9rsmsa ~erbalttn;
5000 9ip. Samtsrssr 3pstlStm.
1910 pip. 4,nien.
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Il; becher.
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100 S'rse Sras. glad. 9rcisn unt s,Gsp, =.
80 s'rree 3.fr 2crt G,sitsn Gsetft,
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400 yresne uns gudtns,
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goo Qros Ratnes
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United States
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-20
WieberznmsnQ.

NtEuHE>u Al6uHs
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gtetnen gluten. wDbisrpsUbtsn dutrt6ttetM nn6 trsusn Breun'
ban ben bSutfdtn SGubmdbsrno BON Baltimore, a9atPtnetOn
unb d0en pIStsn,l ms tr sgDsder4 gelefsn mtr6, tanb
TrGnsiS s.. 0rmpD
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1000 BuIbeI DprrGtht9 b 5te unb BITE % an 30neIer UNI ~ PRE-
3emt aertnger, ate Der BOBDntr YrttS tn, nbIdhen nth. SD
Fpmntt benn, Gtasr mite Aae unb tnuftl .44tu ga5o
Mn Qeber babe Id S~DrrGtbtg- fran36ftfdeS Rail-
eber- wel&es t6 fslbf tn benz Ubertn GtDdrtrfe meneS
5anfts brefFFsn IieB, GNsrleeeT, 2ebsr gum Bittsrn, 1inrOeeO'
Qfber &c. a e
more ais bas Biai6ae tn Der 8Grttn Union ein3urtnten uns
crude ale baartohIenben S4utntd6fr Bel nmr sOrtufpre9en.
bdmtt Fe ftlbn Nles tn A%neenfhein ntbusn fOnnsn- Nletn
DIdutf iebt Der, bB Id Mot euIeen ptu, 6B trGenb SernaHb
in BEN Qeberbiartite, In reI4ert td rnttn gertnnl slpfoI babe,
Siaioer az i'd Stridufe. SD babe Wrimd 6tmIrf.S phlenIe.
Ser, Inittlere SOrtt % Gents bts ~ " GehtS berunttr euits
ttwds fbdtbaftes 6emlOd sn q Biz D nab % Gents, bents et.
6tnIcteabrts unb fpantl6eS su SO Gents Bic etnstIne Sets !;
ftbr sptes 81 81 bts ~ Gents unb berGb bis aa 80 Gents e dub
%ttrtnas III IS GeutS pds Yfunb; Urbtndres etnas fhabbGf-
tee rs Ggnts, bsfes Bun 2tber 81 $50 bas Dubenb behes 81
Tiger, fear tiutatr GrtItsf. Tan fprs6t pUr BEL bnn Grswn6.
Der S@uEma&tr BON Baltimore
&. s.. @ruph.
30. AZ, Glib: g GIDsrtarase. Baltimore.
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xsSlcDtt9 Ftlr <A:tniUasi0erer. =
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Steue arrangements fir GinDanoerer, Die nad
benz Beffen III reifen wanIdfu.
gsn tsute, ben g. Nprtmfsr an, tser0tn Ss Gtnpaatersr
aufS Der. RDrt6trn Central Gai.trtareet DEPOT Gifenbabn mts
benz Grpref5ue befSrbsrt.D Die 8atH btetst babarbaOra Smat.
8r6hten ttrtn r 6Bere n BDrtbetI ais .r8enb eius
adhere eapn aud # G I'm 81 aestlsh faf,tr ais itSt aabers
Yitt8burs, glebelanb, Detroit, 6ort @a5t!e
@bica9c, Otilpautee, @alenn, Dubuque, OF
8 Saul, 6cd JSldub, Burlington, 3crd Stir
mn stbtn btstalb Bite NIT Der Ncrtbern Genital Gain IT.
beat q yerfOatn f0Stuabtn frdpsr ais tte mil anbtrn Bah.
men Qttcnben bort ttntrtfepg aud Wsrben 4 Dtal lsntger bic
gp,agta sasst %os~tSfsit. 9ts 8abn stett sGr4 6H aSaFsn
GttiI Don Dttp. uDte GAME @ntfernune p1n bier bis GttdeD
TT 500 gteIta, Das @epdt wrb Bier Sesstanst Gnariib) uss
8tbt h tt en- YaHa8tsrer an ben 8efimmunssGrt.
9elG greftline, Dapto1, Cincinnati, 9nbiana.
polls, louisville umD ct. Qcuis
ser Tn t5tnfnns Wafaetert b~ef5rbert nnb fur isr @epdS
lsta { ystttTs l~liaIabunss toftn bers&net. Die VaFaeiere
tSnntn NIT benl 3upr-, pber Abenbs 10 ubr-3u8 naG aatn
wtflt den gIdsen stbtn, Gbne unterws8s aufeebalttn 81 mar.
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nusen, leesn BITE &etfeH. tn N TG8tn suru6 unO fabren tn
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pel@tr tr cine 9rDse Nnsa9l bE keRen Arteiter tgfaGfttgts
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aus ttnenf @tabtFeneat sttS6resbenbe Snfrunient Bic @ar,
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mss btfse.
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Don benz Xdeb eS @stfaufcS an G~arontirt. GA
Sepnbers Iufnsrtfamteit pirb anfbit auswast BON Sn-
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ben, ptrnenbet unb ctH Nprredt bs un1teuiGe4 tnnsrbnIt 6
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arurtenf ntGt ~SpufGn6ia Ee~frteetaen. 11''@
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bCn ben tsfeu Sn fruruentenntG6trn 5u $45 bis $500. H
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JeitersS erff6ernn
lJOhnstOn'S Insurance
SIR ~ GpcnnNffr

gCp. 10 SeCpllpltr,
Teuers, Marines nfto &cbenSs
i1tI q 'rmnaS=G Dmpdatten.
,Hoa Si6erte mltb %feiteite GOmpagni,
Wer1i6erutt Comp Der Wdllep i. Ytrat4
ui 9u5 y5HInl NIT $500, 900 Capital. = JNl3 M
9bnfbnrgsS nB84@putp, y, 8irgintelt,
nit 5000, 900 Capital, y, nm
4beltarlez gerit6erun98s Is flp, =. 8irginien,
HHA Q!i 5l4 II NIT 5000, 900 capital.
Sbarter SafzGer1i6 .z@pmp. BON SurtfDrb,
.l3 s"9Igi1 Lt1It nit $3.50, 900 capital. g3lfI3f10
Sec1rttbzS @pmp. bon g1epzO crf.
NIT 1870, 900 Gapta(.
YbDrtr@S z9pmp. BON NemsQ)prf
[HIlW u5IfIJI5 nit $500, 600 Capital. p'llLA uJS
Gelplutez8 Ser i6erungszG pnlp. y. Wetpzg)orf.
Am "a = NIT $27O,0 900 capital. r. Il. Ip
Wtp1ttants Yetiderun Comp. y, News0orf,
''n1t'I q- nit 5000, 600 GaptdG.
Seem CRIB Geriider. <Gpnlp BON gepzg)orf.
IbJtlE3k 30 init $250,o 900 Capital. j. 41liiH4.S
at Tsuig Wercantile Wlutual Weartne. sl4sd
, .. NIT 81, 900, 900 Capital.
8eretntSte Staaten 9eben8sW erIiderlno 1c.
nit 81 $50, 972 capital.
NCrtberlt III Iurancez@ pmp. bon Qpnbor.
nit 50, 194, III Gapitol. q u sGI1
0H o6st pentaHen @ompa9nieen itn6 bon Der Q~eaislotr bes
Staate@ wmrplane eutbcrirt uno l3enitrt.
A9 pen penn Gnter0a@neten reprilenttrten @pmpaaniesn BADEN
Dtrtltb oerft9bore8 capital gum ppuen oben enosnebsnsn
Sena9 eerantrprtlt6 fr bic 3ablung BON 8er(uTter. ~
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

CowHIDING AFFAIR.-0n Saturday last, man
by the name of Fl. X. Pollock, hailing from Wash.
ington, went to the Office of MIR. Samuel Lawder,
attorney-at-law, late Justice of the Peace, and
drawing paper from his pocket desired the at
torney to sign it. Pollock charged Lawder with
having said something derogatory to the character
of certain lady, and the article to be signed was
to the effect that Lawder recanted everything that
he had uttered The request of Pollock was de-
clned by Lawder, whereupon the former pulled
from under his coat cowhide, and commenced an
attack upon the latter by cutting him over the
head. Lawder, however, turned out to be the
best man. He knocked his assaant down, and
getting hold of the cowhide, gave him pretty Sc
we're thrashing. Pollock was arrested and held to
bail to answer the assault, by Justice Mckinley.
New LINE OF STEAMERS FOR SAvANNAH-It is in
contemplation, by the Directors of the Boston
Steamship Company, to run two of their steamers
between this port and Savannah. The company
have now three steamers running, and fourth
nearly ready for service. 1t was intended to run
two of them to Providence ria Norfolk, and the
steamer s. r. Spaulding has made several trips
between the above points, but the trade not being
sufficiently remunerative, it is designed to run two
OF the steamers to Savannah.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-29
BALTIMORE WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 30, 1860

Mr.. BLACKBURN moved to lay the bill upon the
table. Adopted.
Mr.. Balm called up the resolution apprOpriating
$4,000 to the House of Refuge.
Mr.. TALBOT asked how many pupils there were
in the Institution.
Mr.. SPEDDEN.-Two hundred and eighty.
Mr.. IALBoTT-The State gives Sl0,000 the city
$4,000 and they have $4,000 from private
sources 1t would be cheaper to board the boys at
Barnum's.
The resolution adopted.
Mr.. NORRIS called up the resolution authorizing
the Comptroller to pay Blair Co., and others, for
articles furnished the new Jail.
MIR. BLACKBURN moved to lay the resolution on
the table. Carried.
Adjourned.
SECOND BRANcH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
Journment. Present, DAVID TAYLOR, Esq, Presi-
dent pro tenn, and all the members.
A resolution to place stepping stones across Har-
ford avenue, near its intersection with Greenmount
avenue, was taken up and passed.
Also, resolution permitting VIM. H. 0ler to
burn lime on his premises on Gold street. between
Division and Ross streets.
resolution requesting the representatives of
the city OF Baltimore, in the General Assembly, to
oppose the bill now before that body for the closing
! of Conway street, between Howard and Eutaw
streets, was received from the First Branch and
| read.
Mr. CoLroN moved to Law the resolution on the
table, He thought the practice of sending instruc-
tions to the members of the Legislature was bad
| They were fresh from the people, and knew what
were the feelings OF the people upon the subject.
| Mr.. ELIICoTT hoped the resolution would pass
He thought that the resolution should 90 to An
napois, to show the feelings of the City Council on
| the subject He believed that tobacco planters and
| farmers were not able to know what the people
| here wanted.
The question taken upon the motion Of
Mr.. CoLroN, and it was lost by the following
vote:
Ieas-.Messrs. Van Nostrand, Cathcart, Cotton
and Taylor.
Nays-Messrs. Cook, Ellicott, MusseIman, and
| Sewall-4.
Mr.. CoLToN then renewed his objections to the
| passage of the resolution.
Mr.. ELLICoTT advocated its passage.
| Mr.. Cook opposed the resolution, on the same
grounds as those taken by Mr. Cotton. He did
not approve of the plan of sending instructions to
the members of the Legislature. Let them be re-
| sponsble for their own acts.
Mr.. MUssELMAN approved of the resolution.
The question was taken on the adoption Of
the resolution, and it was rejected by the following
vote:
Yeas.-Messrs. Ellicott, Musselman, and Sewall
| 3.
Nays.-Messrs. Van Nostrand, Cathcart, Cook,
| Cotton, Taylor, and McComas-6.
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
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THE oUTRAGEs IN TEXAs AND CHIHUA
From the N 0. Picay,tne, Feb. Is


From the ". O. Picayune Feb. IS.
a letter from Fort Texas, dated 10th February
in the San Antonio Ledger and Tecian, of the 18th
has the following in regard to the movement of the
Indians in that neighborhood
On the afternoon of the Sth, a party of Indians
to the number of twelve fifteen, near as could
be ascertained, came into the rancho of Mr. Mus
ques Within four five miles of this post and sue
ceeded in driving off all his stock, which amounted
to twenty head of cattle and ten head of horses
and mules.
The same paper contains an account Of terrible
outrages and wholesale depredatons committed in
Chihuahua, by robber chieftain, who is more for
midable to the peaceful citizens than Cortinas has
been to the inhabitants of the Rio Grande. Some
account of his action has been given bv us through
the medium OF the telegraph. The details are a
bloody history OF savage ferocity, which cannot
but convince our government that measures of a
decided character must be taken to protect the
Texan border. There is more than one Cortinas
afoot. On the capture of the mining town of Par.
roll after the defeat of the Mayor of the city in the
battle OF which we have before made mention, the
following atrocities were committed-American
citizens as will be seen, not meeting with any pro-
lection:
The band of robbers under command of Capt. Co.
jim, the robber chief alluded to, by forced loan
took from the citizens of the place $40 600; also at
the city of Ell Vale they took $4,000. They then
resumed their march, committing the most afro
cious cruelties they passed through the country
on their way to Chihuahua. A. panic pervaded
that city, and all foreigners and wealthy Mexicans
have abandoned their homes and gone either to
Preside del Norte or to Ell Paso. At Parrol and at
ii Vale, defenceless females, married and single
were torn from their homes and taken to the QUAR-.
ters of the troop-where, after being de6led the
most inhuman manner, were turned loose in the
streets. The American and foreign citizens of Chi
huahua on leaving, hardly had time to take their
chattels with them, and even now may have been
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, February 27-Ouercitron
Bark is scarce and wanted, and 1st No readily com
mands $40 per ton.
There little export demand for Flour but only
about 800 bbs found buyers Superne s6 for
Extra, and Sc. .25 per bb for Extra Family at which
rates holders firm in their views with light stocks on
ae and the receipts falling off. At the lowest
uaae are pnyng to moderate extent within the above
IN, u plses for Superfne and Extras, and &C. 50d7
r NJ, NJ, T iancy brands, in quality. Rye Flour and
ale NOT inquired for and dull the former is
sylYana Meal. *'-<2 P w. '' e"i'
In Wheat there is not much do;rr for tho want ~
stock e receipts Deng very light and holders are firm
AT the advance previously noticed with sales Of about
1,500 bushels prime Pennsylvania red a. 80 ~ "a 600
Dusne western white at Sl55(al 81, in store RYE is
wanted, and pennsylvania readily commanao oo ~
holders generally ask Corn continues A., 1ae, @
settled, and about 900 bushels yellow found h u u
7575xc in store and aioat Oats are also dnu III a'
small business doing at 44@)44xc for PennsvIvann
Barley and Malt remain unchanged and steady hue
to note.
There is alteration in Groceries but we are on,v
advised of further small sales New Orleans
at 74(dSc. on time.
In Cloverseed there is much DOING the receipts are
ght, out the demand has fallen off and few small lots
only nave been disposed of at from up as per
oushei as IN quality, the latter for prime which is
scarce SUI bags recleaned Seed sold at price kept
private, and 100 bags Orchard Grass Seed at sI per
bag. Timothy ranges at ssa3 % ner bnsbel Domes
bushel. o "ins SA'oo per
There Is no change in Whskey: a small business N
note at ~ for Pennsylvania bbls 24kG25c for Ohio
90 the latter for extra pkgs 22xc for Drudge and 2sc
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bound from the Northward othe port Santa Cruz the
mariner is cautioned give wide BERTH either by
passing well in shore well to seaward of it, until its
sition be correctly ascertained.
BLACKwATER BANK.
The light will be elevated SO feet above the level of the
sea- and in clear weather should be from distance
Of about nine miles. This vessel will carry black ball
at her mainmast head
Also, that at the date the fixed white light, al
present exhibited from the light vessel moored off the
south end of Arklow Bank will he discontinued, and
henceforth revolving white light which will attain it
greatest brittany every minute will be exhibited
from the vessels mainmast The light will be elevated
SO feet above the level of the sea- and should be
clear weather from distance of about ten miles This
vessel will also carry black ball at her mainmas head