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: EH- Mechanics, and AgrfcuIsuraI State
FA called meeting Of the tockhpldes 81 this Association
VII be held at ihs Mechanics Institute phippa street.
wren Canal and Common FRIDAY EVENING, the z4tl
inst, at o'clock. 4e
Prompt attendance requested the Association will
Ranized md the draft Of the act incorporation will be submit
ted Tor the approval Of the SockhoiderE BY order Of
G. III. SI0EOMB,
Chairman Of The Committee. y
III. X. SwAsEy, Secretary. fe2f At n
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e. FOR sALE.-JusT ARRIVED WIfH
"a choice log ct viei,us md Carolina NEGROES consist
~ !E Of Field Hsnds, Ilacksrnhs, Carpenters eanls
~ Washers Ieners and ssstastres And VII; e. rssa;
fresh supplies during the ofef for se for cash
approved paper u - - saeta
a-I have rcnavcd office from No. ~ B.ro,,ne street
brokerage paid On sde 81 Negroes. - ~
-. JOHN b. SMITH,
cerrer Espansde aud clsaStres stree.s
n.laa..
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THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS CORNER OF
Third and 81. Andrew streets
BY BEARD, PITTS Il GARDNER SMITH.
Formerly y. A. Beard & Co.
GARDNER SMITH Aucioneer.
Office, 81 Common street.
SATURDAY. 10th inst. at IL O'Clock nj,
koi- ~ st' - -
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District in the
bounded By Il. Andrew ST. Davd Third aud Fnurt
streets being Nos u and To- measuring each front Oh
Third street. bya depth Of J feet No. 10 forms the corner Of
ST. Andrew street, -
RsrTERMS-onehalf cash. the PURCHASER to assume the
payment Of nee for s22 3D. due April 26 1850 bearing inter
es ut The rate OF per cent ulinum un maturity, per
cent eyenta interest balance L months credit tor notes
bearing cent and eyeatual Interest," secured BY
mortgage the property. n
Act of sale before j. W. Beednve Notary Public nj thu
expense efthe purchaser felS
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FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALES
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES.
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,

FEMALES, E FHHaEEs FEMALES FEMALES
T TAkE Nc Nc a aokE FILLS
THkz lie 1sE Ct oF Nc Nc A AyAII.
Use HELMBorDs EXTRACT BucHU for all complaint,
No Family should be without II,
TAKE NO MORE BAI.sAM Injurious and Unpleasap,
mi h i.r s,e
from habits indniged in "''''''e
BY Young and Old.
diseases arising from Habits Of DESTINATION =,
all improper dshstges and will Tie Patieat in
1ss 'f 4 s SThasT F EcHu T.
Af 6ss h PssxEFRf f f GBc r.
- .e.-. Urinary Organs, s
Male or Female,
whatever canse originating, and no matter OF
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases and admit OF the sae
and may originate from the same cause ''1e '''a
Read: Read! Read. Read:
HEiMBoLD,s BuCHu s safe, and pleasant in taste and
rssspsy appeared t ss5s RI " hla
does that his preparation contains Nareoe Nor
curry 'f injurious drug II Hn ff Es sss
Sworn and subscribed before his "a November
Price 81 per bottle S. delivered to any adde's
Atrial Costs but Dollnr-Try 1t,
And he convinced of its efficacy accompanied br re-
Colleges ClergyInen and others. -
Prepared Dy H. u. HELMBDLD,
=l Practical and Analytical Chemist
lOi South Tenth street, below Chestnut.
1-,,,, ,,.,, =, ~ :, ,,r,5,, PHILADELPHIA
10 palm of another article which pays better profit and Ii
worthless. - "
ASK FOR HELsrBpLD's EXTRACT BUCuU.
TAKE NO OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT K CO.,
81 and l5l Chartres street.
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CUT THIS ouT-sEED OR CALL FOR TT,
jasl ls&W set' - 20 tot,
M AoHINERX -. ............ MACHINERY.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, N
SHINGLE MACHINES.
INDIA RUBBER BELT,
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HuLIERs.
CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES, s
IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES.
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
At the Machinery Depot Of RICHD r. HARRISON.
jail It Nos. and st ChurIas ptraat
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HELaBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
HFLMB0LD,S BrCHU for The Bladder
HNLMB0LD'S BGgHU Tor The Kitpeys 8
HRIMBGLDS BuCHu for the fimvei 4=E
# HElsNBUklfSs BUtaHG for the br0psy. os..Eg65
HELABOLDS BuCHu for Nervousness
HElMB0LDS BCCHC fer Lbss Of Memory
gF HEt.ME0isl,S BgCa for Iffssess eff Vision,
MELMboLDs BuCAu for lifarn Breathing.
HELMBnID'S BGCEl for Weak Nerves. l'.ai5
HELMBoLD's BuCHU for General Debility,
Y HELMBoID'S BUCHE for Enlgersal Iassi:uds
HELMBOIn.S BUCH for Horror of Disease
HkbMR0LDs BUGE for Night Sweats.
HELMBQIliS BUCfly for Wakefujness
HELMb0IsD'S BUCTIU far Dryness of Sk,n
HEIMB0IpS BUCHG for Eri,ptiors.
y HELMIs0I.D'S BUCEir Tor Pail. IN lie Rset-
HEi.MBoi)S BUCkiu for EeHyiness of the Eyeid win
Temporary slilusaiion and Iioss Of Sight " -
HELMB0LDfS BuuHU for Mobility and Res,,ess pe.s ,,,,
Want Of Attention snd Horror OF Society 2 "fsN
HELMBnipS BuGHu for Distractions
HELNLoLD'S BUGI!u for EScesses arising fran, Ind,s
l.fati tiaud iss.asa Il ..O-. iiiIs-
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X Arns1AN,s TROPICAL RooE1Ne-

-
climate - ~ " : 'o"eneiH
lts tested and recognized qualities are
list. HURALILITY--eqnaI to the hest slate roofs
q ABlLITY-superior any other; no cracks
or leaks being possible. - - - ssAe
81 BEAQIS presents smooth and granted like surface
fih GHEAPNESSlt much less than though II is rs
good my slate wood roof and less than tie inernr
composition roofing heretofore offered the public saves ths
5h UsTiBIIITY-It will resist fire better than
slate -roof. - ~ " "
kih. COMMEMORATE will soften under the heat nj
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings from The IN
heat of SIMMER. ~ NV Al
It'll SOiIDITYIt becomes harder smoother from ex
posure eau b. pt upon roofs OF slope and being Of light
SeSh nes not require heavy rfers to support while ii il
The TROPICAL R9OFINGn is chemical COMPOUND Of
Substances several of which peculiar 1t alone combined
In This city - res
Testimonials the Of the above are in the hands
Of tn, and be verified by any person wishing it be
fore 1ntricting. " ~
All orders sit al the Post.ofce, Box No. q will be
psaml tiy attended 10 apply to - :
j. C. KATHMAN,
ELF iy carpe rofR pnyila and Nor,s
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Jose Domingo,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,


No. l6 CusToMHoUsE STREET,
Has always hand aarge and stock to which
he calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands for
which his house has always been celebrated always
found there: PARTAGAS, CABANAs, INTIMIDAD the
weiknawn REGAIIA DEL REY DIN GABARGA, the GIN
ToDE ORION, REDoWA, RIFLE, and the new brand FL
GARIBAiDI, Also. 600 pounds PICADURA, received per
steamship Hsbapa
Mr. DOMINGO would respectfully al the attention of thu
public 10 the following letter:
Mr. dose Domngo New orleans My Dear Frend-I autho.
e you 10 raRke it known TO the public you think 1t needed
that you are the only importer in New Orleans of FL
Cinto de Orion Redowa and Rifle In proof whereof sign the
present. in The city of Havana, this 10Th October 1859
70 u I'm ISirned1 JAYNE CoDTNA
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csBDfF SALE : 10 LOTS REApY-AApE CLOTHING
4 and % cases Mems sBd Bays Straw Haas.
BY z. ROGER & CO.,
| auction Rooms Nos, 40 and 81 Old Ieyee street,
between Cussornhousc and BienvilIe streets.
THURSDAY. the 23d inst, at 10 o'clock A
Lsyee srse, iii M sos sr auo rooms Nos - and ~ o
10 ots q very ae reasonable Readymsde Clothing com
% cases Mems and Boys Straw Hats, comprising seiec
ng-TERMs-oyer 500, 30 days credit. fe1
CREDIT sALE-se CASES sEwED BOOTS AND SHOES
said l10 cases Boots, shoes and BIogaus.
BY e. ROGER u CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. As and II Old I>eyse street
between Gustomhoase and Bieuvlle streets
THURSDAY. the ssd Inst. at 10 O'Clock A.
VEG street. between Custenhousc Beuss streets viii b
~ sases Me Boy and Ladies' sswed Boots Oxford Ties
100 Boots Shoes and Brovans for Mem ooe and
s ss.t S s asss ssss gg
1,l7L,oo HAVANA CIGARS
By D. E. MoRPHY,
H. Nv. Fs5; 20, $780, at II o'clock
lll 10y Hsyana csars Of The latest importatonaI fully
sale dea sd reas wen worthy oil the at,
n8-TERMs-IdberaI. ~ 's'A'e's'
see es..a0s.1es. fe1s
CATALOGUE SALE OF PLANTATION SLAVES.
~ BEARD, PITTS & GARDNER SMITH,
Formerly ]. A. Beard Il Co.
GARDNER SIXTH Auctioneer
Office 81 Common street
THURSDAY, the 23d inst. M "a o,cIoc,.
u G q the 81 Charles Hotel Exchange viii BE- sold az uS
70 valuable Slaves from plantation in Mississipui
na~TERMs- :. =. Mississippi.
mans c OF approved factors acceptances IL
Catalogues will be ready Wednesday le,toesce No a
o g aoolll s'reel. .,.5gs 49, fs2o
SALE On ACCOUNT OF LIQUIDATION.
Without Reserve,
600 PACKAGES OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
DRY GOODS.
By BLAcHE q BEAUMONT,
Anction Rooms, No. 90 Charities street
tNHURsDAf and Friday, 23d and gath
i, III ~ eock N ", ut The u Messs surzc-
hesser q E'efhod NO. 10 Charities street. up stairs
6oo packages Of DRY GOODS saeb as Hack and cooyed
% paees yacohes prsandc Muslin Dresses Enbrod.
chiefs, etc. '' tiiA' iihnAes-
BonpEn GOODS, for The Mexican Marsets-s,ch ss
6fnied ana White Muslin DrIngs Muslin Hresses T,rEey
~ ooao Verona and Jacone, Handkerchiefs and Ks,ef
German Cigars.
Double Barreled Guns
Rhenish Wines.
E0~fERNS-Four, six and eight months cred;t far an.
ca,aognes VII be ready goods may be examined on
! 0e.-see-.s. gu ,n-.. = fe1
BOOKS, STATIONERY, E,e.
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!
New Orleans, February y 1870.
nJsThe officers and members of tIffs Com.
pang IT. hereby notified 70 attend the annual meeting 70 be et
on FRIDAY, 2ail inst, al IA o'clock r: N:
fe22 80 w. n. ANDREWS. Secretary.
~ Young Mems Benevolent AssgciMtfon-
AZ special msctnE Of this Association held on the 18th inst
the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
Whereas ANTHONY AIR. enr dear and beloved brother
i've member and founder Of Benevolent Assoatig
posed Of The Young of Iouisaha has departed this life
lentlng behind him sorrow and tears,
Be resolved That las tribute due t. or sincere
brother we the young of this most charitable Benevolent
As,oehton y special assembly are willing and %
ny empower the present incumbent President OF our Assoeia
on 10 make III snc which he thinks the sad case
may require IN order bohery and worhy 70 inter and
yey the body OF deceased brother to Its last home and
dwelling.
Be it further resolved That the members q this honorable
and respectable Association wear dnrng thirty days iDcn-
ding this day. mounting badge the left buitonoe OF their
coats In memory the sudden death which has severed from
those strong and everlasting links Of brotherhood the founder
ex-Prcsdent and active member Of Association, An
THoSy AIR.
BE further resolved That these resolutions be spead
large the minutes Of this special meeting held February
II, 1867
BE further resolved That copy of these resolutions be Eeut
70 The family Of Our deceased brother.
be II finally resolved Tint there proceedings be published in
the Daily Crescent and the N o. Bee for three days
true copy from the minutes.
FRy.gA RAscy Secretary. = fem N
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M HEADQUARTERS lsr BRrGkDE lsr DIVISION i. NJ,
w New Orleans, Feb. l6. 1860. :
!, W Order No; 81. In obedience to Division
Order No y the Volunteer Companies oil this Brigade will pa
rnde on Lafayette Square next WEDNESDAY ed Inst 10
o'clock Nj for the purpose of celebrating with appropriate
military honers, the anniversary Of WasDgons Birthday
md fully epped and prepared for quarterly review aud III
speciion oil Place d'Aftnes.
The commander Of the Washington Artillery will cause
National Statutes to be fired the eve and
the ed.
Commanders Of corps charged respectively with the
execution Of this order
The Brigade line will be formed at haifpast 10 o'clock
punctuaily.
Officers OF the STAFF will assemble mounted, the head
quarters Of the General, at ~ O'clock.
by order: Brig Gen. E. L.TRACY,
a. Commanding First Brigade.
TifOs. u. WaLEER. Brigade INSPECTOR. fem 81
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RulLDrse MATERNAL, BRICKS, rlREwoor

,4# Y. DEMoRU ELLIE. Dealer,
AT the Old Basin, of Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL such As
Lime, hits and Yellow S Cement Plaster of Paris Shin.
gs LahAs Slaves Also, English French and American Fire
Bricks, gnd all kinds Of Firewood. )
Orders from tho country promptly and caret " attend
ed TO &fa ans ly
LEyIwLsaN, Parish Rapies La PoMRoY New Orleans.
WILSON, POMItOY & CO., COTTON FACTORS
w aud Commission Aechants l6 Caondelet street. New Or
lealss= =. an Iy
tarrels Old Bourbon, for sale by
w ~ tz E5 S. WOLFF,
iti3 corser Of tirayier and New Leyee
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Urieans February 13, 1850.
" AZ q meeting of Stockholders, held ON
,he oh ln the following named gentlemen duly elected
Directors, to serve for the ensuing year
j. NJ. LAPEYRE ys-
ALEX. BROTHER, 7
DAN'L R. CARROLL,
r.. BRUGIER,
A. III. MAY,
r. O. TWICIIELI.
j. u. LAFIIT.EBEUVRE,
ELIJAH PEALE,
JOHN A. STEVENSON.
And at meeting Of the board held this day, j. NJ La
eEYRE, ESD, unanimously reelected President.
fsl4 @. A. \. R0NDEAu. Cashier.
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TO THE PpBLIC-D &. ApRPHY, AucTIoEEEK
bses leave ~ ntasfn his friends public
since lst The object Of this cad II false
Real Estate Believing himself copsten any d s CO..
ieatass he respectfully ocis said sae pssKin
fslt I'm - 4
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Rroyyn,s IsronehiaI ,rroc1,es

E8-GUREs GouGf, CpLB, HotTsEsEss INFLUENZA
CURES ANY LIMITATION soRESEss THREAT.
RELIEVES THE HACKING CouGH IN CONSUMPTION.
RELIEVES BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA AND C4TARRH.
CLEANS AND GIVES STRENGTH TO VOICE SINGERS.
IsDIsPEssABLE To PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
SOOTHING SIMPLE, CHILDREN USE THEM,
AS THEY ASSIST ExPEGToRATioS AND
e- Sold by ali Druggists in the United States Mt TWENTY.
FINE GENTS A kllX.-Ga fen ln1endN 4fN
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.fhnt HOuple s!srfa
which the TRocIEs is fpecifc3 inls-t Rs
ier,' -
Brow MS 4 m, n T. WILLS AS Troches
\ REV. n II. CHAPLIN. =
Browns Great service in sniyduing Hoarse Troc es
Browns &C REV DANIEL WISE. Troer,e -
almost Instant relief in the dis-
Y aeer q breathing peculiar Trcces
REV A. C. EGGLEsroN ITroches
, Contain no Opium or anything mi 81
DIR. A. A. HAYES,
Chemist Boston. Troches
. "a simple and pleasant combna
Browns lion for &c Gere q sts s,npt Troches
Browns Boston. Trocles
Browns nR. .. =. W. LANE, Troches
Sroyn.s II have proved them excellent Tor Troches
WHonpINs CouGH.n
Browns REV II. W. WARREN, Traches
Browns beneficial when compelled to Troc hes
speak: suffering from CohDr 77-r =
Browns Rev. $. J. n ANDERSON, Troches
browns Il hesny unite i. the above com Troches
Browns REV. N. SCHUYLER. Troches
frownss ssEFsEeruAL in removing Hoarse Troc hes
uess md Irritation Of the Throat, sol
Browns common with srrAKERs and e-ITrochcs
srown,s Prsf. N. STACY JOHNSON, lTrocfres
Browns Teacher Of Music, Southern Female Troches
3royvn,sI Il hare been much afflicted wiihiTroches
80 BRONCHIAL AFFECTION, prodncipgE s235i S5
Browns aaa,ssi,sss md Cough. Te Troches Troches
Browns power and cearness to ihe voies TrocI,es
REV. GEO. SLACK "a '7E5-
Browns Min eh; 4. IF England, rroches
Brovn'sl Canada. lTrocfnes
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IN Gravier under the direction OF T. RICHARD.
This insiuton supplies private families and schools with
competent Teachers aud Teachers Of Music French
English ETC. Of both sexes die best situations and this for
reasonable femlnela alton. Cali for ciTcnIar
Professor of Music and French is Immediately wanted
A1lnlva ninI,n
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NOTICE-A GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL BUSINESS
~ expert who hns permanently resided in New Orleans
io The list years has occasion 10 visit Europe business
aud will leave about the end OF May
An he Ii we'll acquainted In Liverpool Manchester Glasgow
and Edinburgh and also in London he win be happy
Any commits 10 him Of these Giles that
reasonable terms.
fe New Orleans early IN October. Letters
addressed Alpha eare OF Crescent ohee will be attended
Ia 99tf
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TMos. MURRAY IL CO.. is si1Hs s RSRsET 70
= Messrs Pooey, Nico Cos. Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard " 7 ~ sS'N
We have constantly hand every descrp-
ton Of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling every description q
Scantling Tinber Shingles Lts etc. and every quality Of
Lumber necessary for building purposes
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LOUISIANA tASk,
New Orleans, February !, 1860.
.ps-Ihe Board OF Directors have DECLARED q
dividend per pioa Of the Bank for the
last six MONTHS payable the Stockholders their legal repre-
senatiyes after the l0th instant
@, Al R0NDEAU. Cashier.
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So Indiyistble Friends Cemmanriery of
knights IempaIs and Appendant Orders meet On the
THIRD FRIDAY OF month"; in The Hall
IelEe Of St, Claude and Dunaine Streets First
oFfIoERs-l H. Holland E.. Commander; F. r. Kpabp
General g. j. Donnella Captain General Anglste Bronze
Pelate Juan jose Rico, Senior Warden William Treford
Junior Warden NJ Cologne, Treasurer Francois Meeur
Recorder Michel Meleur Standard Bearer Brupa Lucas
SELF " -
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D3zEMANsS HOSPITAL NO 30 BARoNNE
ID Tie Caollon Railroad Terminus seN Ggleans
III n. B6zENAN tl-te OF Man geometry Alal having Ia
Orleans. takes this method Of ateurss Ms
eadaess practice and 70 receive patients into
adaple the purpose and being situated in s,,eh ccsysues
and desirable part OF the cy tina, he wartan.ed ia say
that i atdfs unusual sdysaages Tho are eenssT
large and MY as have AZ nniegne thorough repair Both
whites and blacks ae Admitted The al boar. viii enen
upon the kind OF accommodations reauiFsd All n5cr
iinns charHea sxtra Office Ii the building fsis iysW
ENpGlaLl1SM 3CANNEI. COAL 100 tpns HAND
ftUkED Pafir Erish Cancel Coal from the saPyaaey
ecss Nines esshp Adelaide Bell. for sale Il redaesd
Apply 50 St Charles street. nnder asoic fia Al e oa
q q. w. CLARKE.
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CHATEAU pALMER-a1 case. genuine rb.,c.,
- Palmer, in store and for safe by "'
go, s. ID. GRAffAA CO.
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S]artituIar isIotitfs.

HAIL or LAFAYETTE HOOK AND LADDER CoApAsy, Z
New Orleans, February n, 1850.
eJ.The oflicers and members of this Conn
" IT. hereby notified 70 attend the annual meeting 70 be held
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
Munstarg aaa Commercial Aebith.

BALTIMORE, February 16, 1850.
There has been but little done to-day in Stocks and for
the leading fancy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad) the
market decidedly weaker than on Yesterday.
single sale of so shares made the Board at SOS
on the closing price of yesterday but sales
were made of rs shares at s674 buyer 60 days. and
shares at s67h seller 10 days Subsequently it was of
ered at S67X seller 60 days. and s67 regular way with
out finding buyers. There was nothing done in North
Central Railway but it closed as on Yesterday ut
Sl5h bid regular way Mining stocks continue firm
There considerable animation in them toda sales
being made at the Board mostly on time of 200 shares
Springfield at 81 u 500 shares Gardner Hill at and
$50 shares Guilford at S2H Gardner Hill closed at 500
bid s2R asked and Guilford 81 bid s2A asked regu
lar way. For City 6s there some inquiry and sales
made to-day sl7OO 1905 99K and 81 500 1888
at 9S. Sales also of 10 shares Union Bank at s75X-
There nothing done in Railroad bonds but they were
generally steady at previous quotations
In New York to-day stocks were generally better
Virginia and Missouri 6's Erie New York Central and
Cleveland and Toledo advanced y each Reading q;
Rock Island e; and Gaena and Chicago y; but Harlem
which was the only stock on the list which declined fell
of \ Illinois Central bonds, Canton, Michigan South
ern, and Michigan Southern guaranteed all closed at yes
terday's figures.
quotations which follows, London bankers
bills, lO9 do commercial do 1OS& d1OSk Paris TO day
bills, ST 17H do short sight do ST. 15 Antwerp ST. l7E
Bremen, 49, Amsterdam, 414@414 Hamburg 36A;
Cologne, 7S4; Frankfort-on the Maine, AK.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-17
La EgsssssssH WESTERN

-,-.- RIILEOHN
-, - WINTER ARRANGEMENT
S5ts leave Calvert Station at $50 A. NJ and a. p .,
and 1918 A. NJ. e'''""h lot baltimore at
wiz N O N from Westminster daily at A NJ co,r
turns to Westminster. l "'ii pd'I'h"Fe re
MSndsy rom Manchester at A ~ meets 10 IS train
5ogn ~ nSdnesday and Friday Returning aispra.
timore. ~ ''d al Vi the o9o train from iisI
= IRWIN 4 rAYInn
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and 20 hhds crop do. at $7s7XGs.50 New Orleans
choice crop and we quote Cuba and English Island
do at $79 % for refining and 81 50975 for grocery
grades, and crop Porto Rico do nominal at 81 500
s so.
WHISKEY.-Whskey may be quoted to-day at 24H
cts for Country 24h25 cts for City, and Is cts for
Ohio have reported sales of so bbls each of Coun
try and City at 24h cs and 100 bbls Ohio at 25
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Feb. 16.-CATTLE-
Beef Cattle in pretty good supply again today
the demand for them fair and they sold fully last
weeks rates The offerings at the scales reached 900
head l25 of which driven Philadelphia rs were
left over unsold and the remaining 200 head taken
by our city butchers at prices ranging from $3.50 S.
averaging 81 per 100 lbs gross
HoGs-Hogs in rather better supply, but they are
still selling to butchers IS 2s per loo lbs net
SHEEP.-Sheep range at from 81 $3.50 per 100 lbs
gross. Both the demand and supply Is fair
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~ AT THE BALrIMORE STOCK BOARD
nv rLi CpI5 81 '" '""h

The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
There has been fair of transactions for the
steamer in forcing bills and the close some drawers
were asking higher rates The business in sterling has
been done at l0Slgl0S4 per cent. Francs 20(G5l7%
Frelghts-To Liverpool $50 bales Cotton at 7T320 I'd
and 60 tons Ore at l5s. -,
The business of the SubTreaury was: Receipts sl32
3529or customs, ss7 900; payments sl7S $3.50 2 bal
ance, $9,Sl5 ,219.32. ~
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month of
January, 1860, were neutrality-suspicious. 35l asa 10
Earnings January, 1859 .,,............ 800 $50 09
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6UAkD OF TRADE.
Commitee " Arbitration for the month of FebruarU
CHARLES ]. BAKER.
BENZ. WHITLEY, JAS. MCCONKY
f. LARRABEE, SAML. ELDER
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S42, 203 03
The AraGo to-day brings London papers to the Isl inst
There was no important change in American Securities
The advces in regard to Illinois Central were favorable
Further full payments 900 shares had been made
which, with 500 shares paid up here within few
days. makes an aggregate Of 80 900 shares paid The
million -0''S :"