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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
HAZE. WonK MADE no ORDER,

rus uNprnsipNpp bass leave 20 inh,tih The
taaies ~ Nsw nflsshs End the tnblif N teni
s'al ,he, he V friiF rferstra w ssee.'s srs ~
aer W hs lins, surh ~ Bgeesi,ts Nsffsess. ytpsds
s'a' ~ oAs'g, hHs' Dtgp' s,''.'' H .as,.
hsshes fsu,ts, bistfs. fttstefs Hsths nwwpfs. Btt
fsis, fSsfftsi ssa, fTIsssf fpvgDsfs, usn','ne's,
Lanssrstss. t-fists, f'vt'tfis. ~. dts. d.. W
tgrkst-. Hfvsrhes of Ffsnes -
The undersigned wishes particularly W htine
" tsiae nstiee tbas hs has made new intpi
,rn Nv which y AIN iisfkri N fys-rfs, fh1.q''sfs
hptsBs,its. a.. d.. nsfef changes riief. ~ 10
Hrn rhaistst u nsea ana he has shns snrrer'i
~ ~ hhaiaa Tho nesns w whieh W rfesetye me
tistt tesst - ~ t,s eptriatt sfafti THE Halt ~
'he youngest Infant ran he vefkes ~ w mesh'
~ THE pfnseses
Au.isss - Secure she rs,ferses y NE lfaiss
aea tss ,,,,iile ~ rpnpfsf he sss,ffes thin tiat
svpsv sf,st viii W made 70 satisfy belt esrsr.
,aii,,s Il, ,ses,a NJ atrsss, durability and usi
~, psssY afsitip ~ Jsweisr guaranteed.
~ A " ITO N.
fba rsbile are cautioned against srptipH ~
,i.rasiiish ~ the shofe business, Wy substituting
ve,k l,arDstei ftun The hnfih snh rhters, std
r.ssiee u ~ 80 " exeeuisi With The iiaif nv
btsbsa w eusl eiatFs, therefore PARTIES should be
vs,t estsfti witt wh~tu ,hst lt,'st iheit Hat.
eE- Parties. leaving rtdefs ATE meet peliielt
teauesiea 70 10 rtessn,, 49, 80 .hnlt wg's anne.
nait; this viii be . Subtraction, whieh - whsi
establishment N ihs ui't eah give, h''v'it NJ IN,
~ wa, rhes sna iewelfs csteh,iiy nsfsirpa
ssa Warranted
e,r tia,s Ass s,itss t,sss ~ tspa,rur.
nsaats fts,n The eaunttt addressed W me viii
hs rtenipiif attended fu, -. .....
"a nseeiiee, No., " uuAHfnHs srRttr
n thr wlsh w. ert The rtAi uAir " fvui fiisiiAs
n, tEUHENRA uuii, Artist.
sv, ~ tuAaTRpss ST..
tetwssn tisnsi std tinstetHheuse streets
aaesi akwt thisiuefis % Rpysl street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
Carriogca anA ExnrMehs.


fI,nr supsCRinrit is hHv sseaivlnr direct
y ffeni The test manufacturers. y fnii ssssfi
mph' ~ TAhhiAuhs, comprising, unArifES.
hApouunHs, houAwAts, htuuits, with and
wl,hnu, ,urs Fine ftutiine huuuins. FuLHtts.
and euintlstp assortment ~
sHttiBaHNs' cans.
handsomely Rnished, also, AZ elsesnl assortment
~ Harness ~ eteif description. Csminpt. tine
and Eupetnns.
= have sise added 80 elegant assortment NJ
WHIPS ~ ,Hr stock Purchasers ate insiipa 10
sssn,lne mr stuck before purchasing. % I will
cell 90 ss esud terms ss any hrrse ~ the south
nevas W y. rifNNAnu
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
ECONOMY Is the Road TO Wealth.

L'cOaOMIsE by procuring the best tanning
IL stebsils--svsn In the msttsr Of the FEEDING
81 stock and hogs man can save one half W. pro,
curing tbs right ntsnsli. Call round when In t,w
and examine one q the Istsst improvements In
domestic farm eeonomy,at
deco MDSTAN a MATTAH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
uEyOr,vEus,

1 HAVE on hand the celebrated Adams
Heif cooking Reviewers. also Smith 4
Wessen'R Heven Shooters Ipf cartridges.
now THO, GOLDMAN,
Lafayette street. neat Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
Medirated Iodine Cigars.

l,,oR the eute " Coughs. Colds, Asthma.
y bronchitis. aud oil diseases Of the
by lmlygi.l En- e Wa, nuuEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
White Cottons.

A FULL supply Of the above, also white and
II brown Cotton shestipgs, at tho
PfiILA. CASH HTOHE,
nov2p.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
STABLE GOODS.

OUCH ~ Brown aud i,leached Cotton
- sheetine, pamask Table Linen. fowls
aud everything IN thia limo nj reduced
pticos \. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
uIACH SILKS,
COMBS AND uHytsJtus,

ME NAVE received IN assortment 81
w Shell and Buffalo Tuck Combs -
Buffalo Holdings Combs and Hfbsbee.
Al the fIiILA CASH STORE,
octl' Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
SWIMMERS, LADIES ACT,
sPIcfTA(I.Es.

i HAVE on hand an assoyifasat Of Pebbles and
u nns Glasses In Gold. Silver and Steel frames,
which Offer At much lower prices than they are
generally sold. THO. GOLDMAN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
DutED rnttITs.

- rcEivEp, \ iut " superior nfipa Fruits
" which, nv the accommodation ~ the public.
I will cell ~ retail NJ the following prizes
Dried rtanes, 70 cents per rnundi
rhef,ias no Is a
" whasilphsssies, 90 cts PEI pound
tiap Pears, 40 "
srsiiin, A, Malta,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
RIFLEsi RIFLEsii.

UTHEN You WISH Rifle (homc man
w uiacturc) ut n low prlco, 90 TO
MONTAN Il MATTA'S
juns6-'59 Hardware CAner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20

A fHkHil supply Of White Mafseiiie. nfiiian,
IA thsH, rfasshafad Swiss and taeanet Musiin.
Tatlaton ani rmbteiassiss 81 every description
lust received AZ r. N. AHiiEii'H,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
rAItANOIS.

1NlIE Philadelphia Cash Store has now
! on hand y line assortment Of Black
and rolofad silk pafaaola. apps.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
White a. i.rot Cottons.

WE HAVE NOW on hand nll sup
w ply Of the above, Also White e
Bfoi Gotten hheatng, ~ the
PHILADELPHIA cAAH STORE.
margB-'bp, Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
THEODORE GOLDMAN.

TuEODOuE GOLDMAN,
WATCH MAX Err n JEwEbLER.
Lafayette Street B,iga Rgegs. h.,
Dies LEAVE 70 infotm HE ffiepis
- and patrons. that he lies feesivsd
portion u hls new stcek, comprising
EAR HiNgs AND PINS IN sETTa.
BRACELETS.
FINGER limos,
VEST CHAINS. Also. .
fine lot Of CliAhMH,
Fttselihg larger arrivals ~ Pew DAYS,
I shall be happy 10 ihfotm my friends ~
theft opening TtlEU. GOLDMAN.
lsv- Az work 10 my line done 10 install
tp the entire satisfaction Of customers.
AN UNTInE NEW sToeR.
hticULAE hAHrUiii. 90 bsfss eiie street. ,-kss
lN pleasure IL announcing 70 The psbiie, that
he has feeritel ltesi sthek 81 uaods, consisting
~ PEI, Z ,he h'llvwipe stlees
nnANuEs. trMUNs. ArrLts and ~ hihpt
kinds ~ unnnN and Dnirb FRUITS.
4 laiFe variety of NUTS ana CANDIES.
WIN ~ -.
CLAHnf wiNr ~ ihe esss Nos snd hottie
MtisUAT sna MALAuA WHIPS
........... oiib siirhit ami ruhf WINES
MAnrnlA ard WiIirH WlNtsi
HHibsicRs urtHHhArnb CHAMPAGNE.
90 La.
ANisttfh. AbsSNThb, HihsnnhNwAssE
sDuNAU HANDLES.
BRANDY rhArHrs ana rrAHs.
...... nHANbf fnutrs and cHhHnffsi
sAhbiNrs M OH
Atea--A .stf iaseH asspsi 'feni ~ tho vety hasi
pianas ~ HAVANA cigAHs
IN eallihe the attention ~ the ruhle W The
sbaFe ast,sl articles, would ssr That viii ssli
,hs,n ehear enough. sfas W. ersssp = eene,ai ~
ltvnsre. NICOLAS hAhfuhi
BATON Ruues, Areusi yBa 1855
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
IRISH t,rNp;ss.

A LAHaE assortment ~ i,ish Linens hes Just
"A beer received and m sale low, ~ the
PHILADELPHIA DASH stOHK.i
ce,lb Lafayette street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
rutfiT CANS,
uinpu,Ns.

NNE HAVE just received supply Of
w Honhet Ribbons, also full assert
ment " black Velvet Ribbons,
Attic riiilA CASH HrORt,
hevgi Lafayette Street,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
HATS.

ME HAVE iust received from New
w York, u beautiful assortment of
Misses aud boys lIata NJ tho
fnitApnbruiA CAHn sroHr.
aplp, Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

"A Calicos, warranted fast colors. at 10
cents yard ut 5. NJ. ASHER'S.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
PEACOCK PLOWS.

nN HAND and for sale nj the Plow Depot Of
~ ths undersigned the celebrated Steel Mould
Board Peacock Flows. These plows are put up
more Substantially than any other and will run
A. Easy. LAkGUIER a LANOUE,
d.cli Cor. Lafayette and Florida SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
uATsi IIATsfi

A Noriitn large irt ~ these soods have iast
~ been received ~ the Clothing ti,spefsn=
VERY Handsome ne,s aud Mems Cloth Caps. fef
60 and 70 rests,
eeigi W, n, riiiLLirH.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
CAPr. LIME.

1M BAuRgLs Richards Cape Lime, Fresh.
wv 100 Hacks bran. 10 Bags Of Oats
dec1 TIfDNAF UFuNE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
Embroided Muslin Curtains.

IuAr REcEivEp==a full supply Of the
~ above goods. Ut the usual low prices
At the fHitApshrHiA CnhAr afoRH,
nevga, Lafayette Atfeet.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
Muslin. organizes and Darages.

1loppF os,iie. netes he. ana peahis Ehif,
IL fnhes, aisa great tstiett % snssii figured
Masiihs aud jaeunets %, ehidfea's wear ~
matgp r, A. AFiitnH,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
FURNITURE PRINTS.
nLACKsmITuIs TOOLS.

Oh ASSORTED Weights, Antiis with all The
~ necessary iesis ~ stack BLACKSMITH sbsp
mara MpNTAN q malta
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20

RALLENGER AND MONTAGUE
- FLoWS.-A fow moro left nc
MONfAN q MATTA's,
mar2i Corner Lafayette Main Sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
BLACK DRESS SILKS.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED

WuIpE. NJ ERINO CLOAkS
A fhW OF Those goods have just been reaeivsd
"A some Of them very rich Embroidered, jus
The thing Tor = handsome present.
sciP W. D. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
SHOT GUNS.

SHOT GUNS.
WAirE a THOMPSON. Monmouth. Qreensr
w aud Gillespie shot uuns az
june3. MoNTAN a MATrA'H
Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
rLAgTGnINa HAIR.

&200O WORM on DIAMONDS, consisting
'PoVVV ~ enauslei and. cluster and a1iitat
finss hfessirins, Earrings and urasses. Ill war.
fsa,sa ~ be Rest water, IL store and for sale ~
the lowest prices bs Ttiroi uOLpMANE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
CRATES.

tNANCY Parlor and once Crates, complete.
Il api6. LACQUER GLAMOUR.
Cor. Lafayette Florida Sta
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
Wonstarg ana Commercial 2etittu.

BALTIMORE, February 9, 1860.
There was an active business done in Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad day, upwards of 900 shares being sold
at the Board The market for it was quite heavy and
the greater part of the sales decline of 81
to SIN per share on yesterdays prices The opening
sales were made at s65A buyer 60 days. s65@65K seller
10 and 60 days. and $65x cash. but towards the close
prices improved and the final sales made at $66
buyer 60 days. and at the figure time con-
tracts The stock left off however s65H bid 500 asked
regular way, these figures being decline 81 on the
prices bid and asked for it at the close yesterday Northern
Central Railway however shade better today lot
of20O shares sold at $5& buyer days. and the
ket for closed at $15h bd $15% asked regular way
these figures being advance of the closing quota
tons Of yesterday Mining stocks continue to be in
qulred for, and the market for them is quite firm
was made at the Board of 500 shares Spring
field at $1x buyer GO days, but nothing was done
in Gardner Hill Guilford The former stock closed
at $2% bid, S2B asked regular way, and the
latter at 81 bid 81 asked buyer 90 days The two lat
ter stocks appear to be subjects of peculiar interest to the
financial editor of the american but does not appear
to have favorable opinion of them has of his
pet fancy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Possibly he
may not have the same reasons to think well of them
we know nothing about these mines from obser
vation, having had the honor taken by the
propretors to visit them but do that they are
owned and managed by the most respectable gen
capital in them and we believe from what heard
that they promise ample remuneration for the in
vestment.
The market for foreign Exchange quiet but the rates
are generally unchanged The rates to-day are as fol
lows, viz: London, bankers bills 1OS%6lO9 do Com
mercial do, 10SH@1oSA Paris 60 day bills 5f1sK do
short sight do, 5f15; Antwerp, 5f17X; Bremen 49, Am
sterdam AK; Hamburg, S6H; Cologne 734; Frankfort
on-the Maine, AK.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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sold at Sl015 per 100 lbs. The ruling price, however
was from IS to $40 for good and prime.
Sheep.-This market supplied with an unu-
suai number the offerings having amounted to $500
head decline Of about 1c per lb by this
overstock The ruling prices from &c. to &C. gross
Hogs There has been advance in the price of Hogs
owing to limited supply this week. the offerings amount
ing to only 300 head. These sold at from SS975
per 100 lbs.
Cows-Ths market remains dull, and only $50 head
were sold at from SlSG20 for common, and from S25d45
for good and prime.
NEW IORK CATTLE MARKET-For the week ending
February SAccording to the reports from the veal
market places in the city, there have been received this
week:
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Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND DECEMBER
TERM, l859.--ANNAPoLIs. February 8. lS6O.--No.
40 The National Fire Insurance Company
of Baltimore Us. VIM. Crane. Appeal from the
Circuit Court for Baltimore city. The argument
in this case further continued and concluded
by Matthews and Wallis for the appellee, and by
Schley for the appellant.
No. 26. Special Docket.-Ann Maria Cornish u.s.
The State of Maryland. Writ of Error to Crimi-
nal Court of Baltimore. written argument was
filed in this by Cochrane and Stockbridge for
the plaintiff in error
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10

SUPREME COURT THE UNITED SrATEs-Feb
8. ls6O.-No. SO. The United States, appellants, u.s.
Andres Pico. This cause argued by Mr. At
torney General Black and Mr.. E. NJ Stanton for
the appellants and by Mr.. Gillett for the appellee
No. 20. Joseph Kimbro, plaintiff in error, us.
Bullitt, Miller and Company. This cause was sub
mited to the consideration of the Court on the re-
cord and printed argument by Mr.. Benjamin for
the defendant in error.
No. IL. The United States, appellants, us. Rafail
Garcia. The argument of this cause was COM
menced by MIR. Attorney General Black for the
appelants.
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BALTIMORE CATTL-
DOM MA nu,c,

PHILADELPHIA MARKET Feb s. p M-Tbere is
STEADY demand for Quercitron Bark and Ist No. is
scarce and wanted at $2s per ton
Holders OF Flour continue very firm in their views hut
the demand is limited and the market inactive the sales
reaching some 500 bbs in lots, IS 62k for superfne
atwhlch rate straight lots and wanted and
S575G5s7x for extras, including 300 bbls Indiana
ira family al SO 25 bb The sales the trade are
also limited at the above figures for superfne and extras
$3.50 for mixed superne and s65O7 per for fancy
brands as in quality Rye Flour and Corn Meal are but
little inquired for and very dull 25 for the former
and 1915 per bb for Pennsylvania meal.
In Wheat there is rather doing and holders are
frmer with sales of 5000 bus. red at 81 33 S5 mostly
at the latter rate for prime white is and firmly
held at l45d1 So Rye wanted, and 600 bus. Pennsy
vania brought 92c Corn continues scarce but
Is moderate and only about 500 bus yellow sold 77c
IN store; lots afoat would command this figure. Oat:
ae dull and about 500 bus Pennsylvania sold at AN
barley and Malt unchanged. g
a "a we notes sales of 400 bus Cloverseed mostly
; sIS per bus for good and fine lots, and some nfe
nnata % Timothy is scarce and wanted, and
at $160 per bus.
oar - more active but prices are unsettled and
$1,000 M pols selling at 22d23c; Western do
Zoh9z4c; hhds 22c. and Drudge at 2lc.
PHILADELPHIA ATTr
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING, FEB. 10, 1860.
-FRoNT STREET THEATRE.-Cooper Opera Troupe.
La TrdUidtd.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Murdoch
The Iaconstdnt J1y AUNT.
MUSEUM Red Ranger. An Alarming Sacrifice
MARYLAND INSTITUTE Buckley's celebrated band
of Serenaders.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Cotton is steady-saes of 1000
bales to day Flour is dull-sales of 5000 bbs State
S5(g51O; Ohio $575G5.90 Wheat is du-sales of $500
bushels on private terms Corn is depressedsaes of
$500 bushels at S0lGSl cts for white and yellow Pork
is buoyant Mess $17 3795d175O for old; new Prime
s1437H. Lard is firm at 1ld114 Whskey is steady
at % d24 cts Sugar is firm Coffee is firm at IL 13
cts. Moasses is steady at 4S cts Spirits Turpentne
closed firm Rosin closed buoyant-sales of 1000 bbs
at 81 156(G1.57x Rice is firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 9.-Four is firm-sales of Super
fine at So 62H. Wheat is buoyant-sales of 800 bush
els red Sl34 35 white 81 so Rye 90 Corn is
buoyant-sales of 400 bushels yellow II cts Prov-
sons closed with advancing tendeRcy sales 600
lbs Shoulders and Sides at 7Ad9 cts Whiskey closed
firm at no
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

WEST 1NDIEs.-Schr d. Williams
1OS3 bb flour $50 bushels corn 100 bushels peas and
beans so bbls pork 90 half bbs beef bbs quarter
bbls tongues terces hams 81 kegs butter So boxes
cheese 275 tins lard 275 boxes candles erces rice 200
boxes herrings IL bbs bread, "a half bbIs do 80 kegs
crackers, hhds tobacco u bbls tar l bb lard oil 6
doZ buckets 00O feet lnmher.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

UUASTWISE.
RICHMoND-Bark Hteatingdon
100 bbls flour, 29, 900 bones, James Corner & Sons
NEW YoRK-Schr. J. W. Sedver.
2S casks whiting, W. Dawson Co.; bbls. mdse W
Wilkens CO.. "A cases ginger, Schwartz Dix; 81 pkgs
mdse, Baker, Bros X Co.; 65 matches, 20 bales
cord 36l coils rope Robinson Lord 46s bars iron so
bdls do Keyser, Troxel Co.. 25 pigs tin Bradenbaugh
4 Pope 20 bbs. OIL James Corner Sons 40 logs cedar
IA tons sassafras wood 90 cigars $50 pkg mdse
sundry persons.
FOREIGN.
PALERMo-Sicilian brig Attiro.
256 canars bmstone 25 bags flberts 66S boxes lem
ons 525 do oranges do. maccaroni, II casks wine,
bags almonds, do. wanuts do. hazenuts, Palmer &
Thomas.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb 9.-The friends of the French
Spoliation bill are determined to press its passage
at the earliest practicable period.
The Secretary of War caused an order to issue
to-day to Messrs. Poultney and Trimble, of Balti-
more, for large number of Smiths patent
breach-oading carbnes, in accordance with the
call of numerous officers of the army
The friends of Mr. Defrees say that Mr.. Staun-
least damage his prospect of being elected Printer
A movement has already been made for the pass
age of bankrupt law, but there is no promise of
success.
The House would have adjourned till Monday
day, but for their desire to act on the Senate S
mendments to the Post office bill to-morrow.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
Railroad Accident.

CLEVELAND Feb. S.-Two passenger cars we're
thrown from the track on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, two miles west of
Perrysville, this morning, in consequence of a
broken rail. Philip Farley was killed, and Peter
Hoffman, Supervisor of the roa and child, were
seriously injured; The rest of the passengers
escaped with slight bruises.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10
The New York Herald of yesterday SAYS:

The New ork Herald of yesterday says:
Money continues easy last quotations saw SAG for
call loans on approved securities and 67 paper-the
latter being the regular the former the rate in excep
onal cases There has not been much done paper to-
day The new Treasury notes, bearing per cent inter
est, are current at HG4 per cent premium The pro
ceedngs OF the Senate yesterday have market
for Post Office certificates holders annoyed at the at
tempt to embarass the bill by coupling it with the abo
ton of the frankng privilege In the present state of the
moLey market few days, or even weeks delay would,
however, be of no material consequence
the following the business of the SubTreasury to-
day:
Iota receipts. S447 538 II
For customs 81 900 90
Rianc d5a $50 81
Speakers warrants for members salaries have been
coming in freely of ate but payments account of the
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing this morn
ing were S2 4 oi 40 and the balances 81 AS 95
Sight exchange New York at Chicago has risen to
per cent premium for currency and per cent for gold
in other words people willing give * per cent to
get rid OF the wildcat money which constitutes the staple
currency of Illinois.
The Tribune says:
The following shows the condition banks of the
four leading cities of the Union according the latest
weekly statements at hand:
New York Feb4 sl2t 99l9s2 19g5l,sO 8l7l15o 77576@
EESs$T s. @ s ssss5
pu., Total $2sa s578s8 4IesIss9 so02O947 ls2l57O27
The loans and deposits, will be seen have increased
with no change ofimportance in the specie In
o'her Worus, panE credits have been expanded
LAND WARRANTS.
. Buy. Sell. Buy Sell.
40 Acre Warrants. 100 ITO 100 Acre Warrants 6s 73
oo Acre Warrants. 81 90 100 Acre Warrants 20 rs
AT the annual meeting !of the AIlegany Valley Rail
road held in Pttsburg Tuesday the annual report
was made which shows that the gross earnings for the
past year follows:
From Passenger Transportation ....... S52 654 80
Freight do ..,,..F Al '3IO 60
Mail do. ............... 3,15000
otdi iot tle year SS7 ,ll492
Feb 1st
increase of past year .................. 1211 20
The Hon. VIM F. johnson resigned the position of Pre-
sdent, and VIM. R. Brunot Esq, elected to fill the
vacancy.
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NEW oRK, Feb. 9.-The Chamber of Commerce
has adopted report and resolutions against priva-
teerng and in favor of the immunity of all private
property upon the ocean in time of war.
The Pacific Nail Company have determined to
establish direct line of steamers from Aspinwall
to New Orleans. The st. Louis leaves February
2lst for Aspinwall, to take her place on the new
route
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SOL. b. DAVIES, Agent.
DAVIES II WAKEFIELD,
IL. HU NrINGTON, President
NM. n BOW ERS, Actual.

CHARLES ROSWELL, CHARLES j RUSS
Henry KENEY,
Il. HUNTINGTON President
,,,,o WM. N BOWERS, Actual-.
Z. Z. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary
r. This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
to lnsqre against Loss Damage By
d Mlls hanuiacories and other kinds property,
on it's usual satisfactory terms
Farticular attention given to insuring Farm Property
consisting OF Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected
and Furniture. Live Stock, Hay, Grain Farming Utensils
&C. nc, contained in the same, of three or Ave
years AT Low rates oi premium.
signed The dg authorised Agent for Baltimore vicinity
Losses equaby adjusted at II Agency, and paid inme
canes ~ heW York R0SOr, the assured may prefer
GEO b. COALE, Agent for
o,.. A., - Maryland and its vicinity.
oatmore, FetTGary 18th, la59 fels-tfr
E'IRE INSURANCE
Il on CITY OR COUNTRY PROPERTY
por rcrro ,so,,,Ar AT LOWEST RATES
AND LOSSES
GILMoR NGERFh MERkbITH, fH' Agent. Agent b
lle-tlr 80 Exchange Place
ElELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
- $ oR SrS, Nc En- GoM p1I PANY
'a"'Fro Ne Legislature OF PennsytvaniaiSS5
MARINE, FIRE.
INLAND
IN SURAN Noes
ovember lst, 1889, 3SOl66557
WILLIAM MARTIN President,
THOMAS c. HAND, Vice President
The Hhiersigned having been duly appointed Agent
above and is instructed to give notice all persons
in this city wo desire to place risks with said Company,
that their p nsur1qes Pgs be msds
fel2-tff Commercial Building, Gay street.