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11srRRs srAQI COMPiNY.


Asf ~
NJ "a kA4U2MGA ARRANGEMENTS.
esA8 sGSstssa Stage Comp raw respectfully an
- 1DAsasso the public that their Gosche
1919 ksokak Daily. (Saadav excepted) FL
kAtfAaid, Oak aloosa, Fort Oes NJ Dimes and Conn
~ 0asl1f*, passing through B'stou, Charleston
Es1ardse, Winchester, Birmingham. Ashland
aAeeaey City, Osinn va, u liyriie, Oskaloosa
Fetla, 4aaroc, Apple Grove, 70 Fl Des MONIES
Efom Oskaloosa tri-wsekly) TO ConBci Buff
VIA Dslisf0n.ain, Knoxville. pl-asaniville lnii
aAseas Dt. Charles, Winterscti, lnliAiaoHn, Sill
yer Ceesk, TO Council Bluffs.
49, from 4Qstuinwa Wis B,kesbarg. Abba
LAgranges TO Charlton, Lrwcekiy.
Y Aiso from KsoIak. Daily, via Warren, Far
sMlaQkoa. -BsnspArte, Bsnioaspor;, Keosaaq4a
kitfSeur9s Troy to Bloomfield
W 4ssry vst@aton will be paid for the eoni9r
- seaseDisncs OF passengers.
H~ 6soehss issvs Keckak f5r all the above paces
# oselock, A. NJ.
nasee IN Main Street, second door above
Il > Lseiesic House.
J. HAMILTON, Agstt.
Juae 4. 1855.
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Emhra,deries. Lacea Ac.

NLEFNEs, Collars, and Chemisettes, Camhrie
- and Swiss FIouac,ngs, Edgines, 4 Insertlngs
Real Thread Laces, Elslngs aud Robbins, ant
Saxony Thread Edgings in great variety Just re-
celsed by p ID. FOSTER
Anrl % 1874
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!. HUTCHINsoy. JAS. DEWEY.
Merchant Tailors.
Third Street, bet.oeea Nam anil Jokre0,i,
kEOKUK. IOWA

AVE Just received, al their Fashionable Tai
orsng and Furnishing Establishment, choice
and excellent supply of broaicloths Cassineres,
Vestings, aud Centenen's Furnishing Goods OF
II descriptions, and guarantee that their WORK
hall be done In the most approved aud sa'istac-
tory manner. They are constantly receiving the
New York and Phila phia Fashions, aud re-
psctfuliy solicit all who desire good work aud
the best material TO give them a call
HUTCHINSON s. DENLY
kpril 5, 1855. dIY
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n F. HIN pHREY ha.ng purchased The IN
~. teresf of j. 4. Humphrey Ia The Hat, Cap
AMI Millinery business, ofthe firm OF Humphrey
& 6 -, thu business viii be continued by the
undersigned under the firm OF d +. Humphrey
& Gage, and they solicit the patronage Of the
frieBes Of The old firm and the public generally
y. + HUMPHREY.
A. H. GAGE,
Aptil 10, 1872 If
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T.. ID. EOS Err

II As inst received vel assorted Stock 81
Ill Spring and Samnei Goods, to Which tic at.
tention of buyers is specially asked.
Tie Goads have been selected with specia
reference 10 til city retail trade, apd viii be sob
as ioH rs the anne class 81 goods can be h0lgh
H. ang House IN Iowa.
Purchaser. win - well 10 examine the stocl
before bHye- elsewhere, a, hey viii find mauy
'fy'es Eo' usually kp IN his market.
Anril y lA51
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JUSr RECEIv Ed per Express large lot Of
y Fashionable, soft fur Ii IT., p.afl ard Black
for sale cheap BY
d. F. HI MPHREY x GAGE
Juue 9, 1855
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.oAGZ a.
Go LIVERY STABLE, d8
BY WILLIAM II. CLFGHO9N

THIs establishment is large, commodore
L well arranged ard amply provided will e -
horAes well treined FOR harness, as well asv itn
Carriages, Bnggiee and Hacks. open and Close,
covered aud hall covered, OF every description,
adapted 10 convenience or nxmy,
Horses and Carriages Of residents of the city
or visitors from abroad Kept on moderate terms,
and carefully attended TO by men thoroughly
SIX He'd ia the business
Horses bought aid sold on cor IL ission and on
my own account al ali times.
May 25, 1855. div
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" =. -" - . U % HFFf III tUNNAHiI
CONNAKI,E. ANNTll 4 90

irrs la Tennessee ireB, 3
Merchants,
I'd - lie &c,
the following, conpletinl
hich they offer a. tslttrade
5 val do justic. 10 any az
4 with
so nests tubs,
10 doz tar buckets,
so i0z zine wAshboarGs
20 boxes CT ihes rins,
100 coils Elsailiarope,
. - g inte =
rs dox hemp and gr1fse8
cords,
500 boxes wind " glass.
o asst sizes & brands,
20 boxes iuiGhlers,
so bxs pt, hfpt 8 qtnasks
8 ceroons n 2csses IN iigo
] cask prime MA oder,
& bhls alum,
10 +" copperas,
',is sacks pepper,
> +" spies,
90 boxes gro. pepper ana
piments,
c 2 baiescloyes,
J case nuimcgs,
40 boxes gro. z niger,
, rs doz yeastspow ders,
y 30 bills diff Kinds nuts,
so bu fresh pea nuts.
90 bales cotton batting,
10 " candle wick,
70 bags cotton yarn,
30 (" colored aud " hi.e
| carpet chain,
so bales wrapping Irvine,
80 boxes ST. Louis starch
20 " starch,
90 doz Thomas OF sters,
loo boxes candy,
200 kegs rife aDd Mining
DOW der,
$50 drz weed buckets,
, 10000 feet fuse,
20 cases ID and hi 10 can.
is'et powder,
!, leo boxes matchcs,
90 b3%es Ink.
100 bags SHOT all sizes,
2 t ms har. lead,
2en n G u caps,
~ = water proof do
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JUST RECEIVED.

A FEW dozen white Beaver HAS. lnst the thing
IA for Summer wear, al the iEat Store Of
d. +. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
June 9, 1855.
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NEW B9aT AND SITE stare.

-FI UT n u n NIVALs
ITO. CKlTTFSDENh as fakea thc store late
VI " occnned by M-ssrs II wilkins & B,,pys
cofnrr OF n and Nh Streets aid has on med
a large aud yell a. oeffd stock If Boot. and
Saoes lnfen.ted specially ier The retail trade.
He ks tie IN pnciion pf fhe citizens and pub,
lie generally. Feeling confident that hrs exDeci
euee N The trade, and lie a4fnsakie terms on
which ises were purchased, combined with a.
deferminafien 70 built ~ .. permanent trade
will enable him - sell iowertEan any iouse in
th's City. Quick SAILS aud small profits i, his
motto.
kenkakl May .. 1855. DIFF
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W hoirsalf Gro, ere. de u
Forwarding und o
Nos 81 al
\ RI now recsNlng
4 heIr spftlig ST. ~ "
al very low rates Tie
dets they may DC t7S ore
100 hhds y o sugar,
50 bids belcher's clf3,
IS 3" loafand crushed
loo - : II molassc8,
90 +" plantation
so q Beichef's 5 X Il
golden 5 rup,
30 rkgs hfbbl s. krs do
2oo sacks Rio coffee,
80 pockets old gov Java d
800 kegs nails.ssst sizes
so b9xcs soap,
so DO star candles,
20 do IN uid do
10 hi chests teas asst,
so boxes do
100 hxs chewing tobacco
various brands,
90 hxs cut chewing an(
smoking do
90 al regalia and princip'
cigars.
2b boxes Cuba skies.
500 bu PRIME ID. Apples
500 bu prime d. Peaches
100 pKgs saieratus, tbls
boxes, kegs,
IS kegs s c soda,
400 bols wrapp'g paper,
100 reams let. 4 emp do
20 pkgs "a ES3 mackere
8 DR. ums Goldfish,
50 bss smoked .crring,
s cases sardines,
10 tlerces rice,
70 bills tsrs
70 " Ii.ch s rosin
3 ks II 2 saIsins,
20 Inf and or hxs Go
| case prunes ia boxes,
10 boNes citron,
500 drums hgs
70 oll d yron ale, fresh
5 boxes mustard,
30 q cUFB la ch,
- daz , roons,
o. ! s br Cni Irvine
~ boxes xes,
10 ti.iS rfacners,
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yEr. Editor:

YOU may announce my name for candidate to
l. sell every article oil Dry Goods ard Groce
RES cheaper than ever, as | am anxious TO raise
money to buy fee los, which can't do we'll
after the election. there I'll he dreadful raise
in property, for shah tax every lot In the clty
10 per cent per week, il ain elected To carry on
our Rail road, to be paid ~ The baak weekly,
which will complete one mile OF our Road week Z
ly. How ruany weeks w il take 40 complete
this road !? Who owns the road, Lee county.
the city OF keo1uk, or the property holders p
If Won find you pay over the wholesale price for
any article il any II my stores you can return
the articles. s. 5. BILLINGS.
Main Street, Ksokuk Iowa
March q, 1858 atf
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H. W. LIHEBAueH

nEALEkIn Watches CIoc ks, Fancy and yarte-
Dty Goods, Musical Inst ruments, and TOYS q
all kind. Watcbe s ,CIockS Ind JewelFy repaired
Old Gold and silycI bought. MAR stree ,betewecn
Fourth sndFiftb, keok uk Iowa. lmaT.2s'Sa.d
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/. n. CARPENTER. u. B.

/. n. CARPENTER, u. b.
p II I SICI 4 N & S L R EON
II F. PECIFULLI tenders lbs professional
Ill services to the citizens 81 heokuA aud u.
ctniv.
- One No 4. Butl.e's Gallery. corner Of
Man and Thfd Sts. Entrance on Third.
August i, Is 50. dt.
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HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

HAIR CUTTING done accoi 'tngto physi6gno.
ii my ana the principles 81 The coiaenr's art,
nd shanf oonine performed ~ sacw aud agrsea-
bic style.
Those who desire % ENJOY the luxury Of the
n.ilstghou!dnot feilto caiiatry saloon, on Msif
>treet,in the building formerly oecnlIsd ~ he
Bank.
KeohuA. AFril2i 1850 iy GEo cADrS.
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4. Brifyllian

Is Agent Tor tie Missouri Stale Natal IusG-
l. rance Company he Directors OF viii. b are
among The oiles and best known busnts IS men
of Ct I.Onis. a39nif
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q. W. Sanders,
TURN ITURE WARE-RO ON
MAIN STREET, Bet 3rd and an Streets
kEGkUk. IOWA.

THE undersigned has now in
i lis Ware Rooms. and de-
signs keeping constantly on hand
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RoyAB swrSDLlSe or now TO OBTAIN A SPLENDID CAR
rRr-lt lately said the King of Naples likely 10
enihroil himself in with England The King had
committed of these petty acts of swndling that
a despot can lawfully practise. The whole plot is thus
clearly developed
King Ferdinand ofNaples itappears ordered splendid
set of carpets from English manufacturer which
made size and onamened with The royal The
manufacturer accompanied his goods to Naples, which
refused the impairment ground that they were
ordered although he produced the order in writing
He told TO sell them but that impossible they
had the royal them. lie commanded to put
them board ship and export them He did ship them,
and had pay export duty The vessel then refused
clearance and the carpets were landed lie was then
told to sell them ataucon A very low bidding was made,
and no advance followed and he not allowed to buy
them in lie got for them much less than the export duty
he had paid. But what became of the carpeis2 They
were actually bought at auction by of the Kings
agents against whom dared 10 compete and now
cover the Of the palace for which they had been fab
rcaiei The manufacturer complained to The British
sui who demanded redress bat il refused.
But since the fall of Sebastopo the King became fright
ened and has offered pecunary reparaton for this at
tempted royal swindng His coin win probably be accept
ed as Great Britain claim nothing beyond ample
reparation for this individual injustice
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Of 10000 bushels at 90 cents for western mixed Poktbe
market Is rmsales Of GOO barrels S22 So Beef-tbe
market dull and unchanged. Lard-the market is r
with sales Of 200 bbs ~ cents whiskey-aies of 500
bols' at ava cents. The market is improving.
stoeks-the market is frmer sterling Exchange is heavy
at s4the sales first board embraced the following
Erie hairoad 49s Reading Railroad Company, Cieye-
land and Toledo Railroad 6s Pennsylvania Coal Company
% Gaena and Chicago Railroad NO.
BALTIMORE Oct 3i.-Flour Is active and firm at yes
terdays rates-Howard street. Ohio and City Mills So
Wheat-there was small supply in market this morning,
and prices receded from yesterdays advances good prime
whites, 81 05 SO 10 choice whites, So Is So good
to prime reds, ~ So 05. Corn is generally
white and yellow 80 30 cents there small sales Of
at 90 10 cents. Provisions continue dull and un-
changed-mess pork, s2l a S2l 90 prime, S20 Lard in
bills, Tx IL cents in kegs, 1871 cents
New ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-Coton is easier but quota
bly, lower. sugar-far new, Ga Flour So Al IS
so. Corn-western, 10 cents
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Nv a. t;REEN. Auc,,oneor.

TRusTEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
bearing
corded me land records Of Wasneon county tho District Of
s,ye aud under deed bearing date tue ao day Odsepembs
public aueon Thasday me i, day Of Novenbsr 1855
10, square beginning
for the point tho line Of side Of seven, street
yves. fee. fee, and oS O. se %
line Of the west side Seventh feet eleven
Cd 10 and M feet 10 The west boundary Of S mine
@ snd Of "a
and 10 hundred feet 10 the pn, q besnnins
half g ,7sax) square feel. ,--,,-,.,,.
ot recently owned and occupied BY The late % Of Seldom
@ s For 70 En- sy Or any
ua,ed Seventh street. and PENNSYLVANIA
the principal hotels and The city post oaco The
sS ~ a.. K. s .s w . t
inas. BY brick Tie o
asn ,' cell and aIsass three
his a an Win
patent iron ron sss u T. which cannot BE- sasn OUT
osrn stories contain five arranged 70,
going through any room upper part
failing with the necessary water fixtures: and
has than dollar.
signed hive Been offered
Terms O. as nns fourth Of the money na The 5ss
months, and lien retained upon prop
s the ss s
and unguesenabe but, acting only sell only such
vested IL the sale complied with
within thereafter, shall rcse the property, scr
publication the cost and risk Of the first purchaser
tho next day. (Fridny.) 10 O'Clock. .. ma.
place. the deed aforesaid shall
other property belonging said nn
consisting Of general end complete sol Of banking utensils
Also, chandelier stoves, and other ,hns.
property All of less than S25 cash
credit Of days, upon satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest,"
j. A. ENGLISH,
WM. BAYNE,
Trustees of SeJen. Withers, x Co.
Oct 4-d A. GREEN. Auciioneer.
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SALES TO-DAY.
ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON lIrn STREET AT
auci0nl shall SELL Wednesday afternoon, October
3s O'Clock on the premises part Of lot IS n square
fronting twenty inches nth between
and Streets running blck 95 alley with
tho improvements consisting Of substantially built three
brick house, with kitchen dining
containing pnors Elk chambers and attic There 10 also
failing pump excellent the yard. Tho
has been recently renovated throughout and is desirable
residence.
MONTHS bearing interest," deed
the premises.
All ancing at the Of the purchaser Title perfect
immediately after the above, shall SELL at the place. lots
49, % d. 3d. whole fronting
north tho containing
thousand feet but will be sold suit purchasers
pat which may be u sale.
Tile perfect Terms = above. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct 26-d&ds Auctioneer
05 The abova saIc In unav oidnbly postponed until
this (Thurrday) afternoon O'Clock, the premises.
JAS G, MCGUIRE
Nov lit Auconeer.
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DEPARTM EMIT NEWS.
ArroRSEy GENERALS OFFICE.


Defence Of Pablo QGeers by the United Stoies-l Com
issioners OF the circuit OF the United States u
dca not executive, officers, and not subject dec
ton b. the President.
2. In general the United States responsible, and
bound to defend such commissioners when suits
brought against them for performed in the line Of their
duty.
). But exceptions to this where combinations
exist To obsuct defeat the execution of provisions of the
constitution OF acts of Congress- such the exadion
laws in the person Of commissioner.
A. In such cases. the executive may WE'LL in its discretion,
employ counsel in behalf of the United States aid in the
defence Of such commissioner.
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become abandant notwithstanding the specie
PORTS. The bank return is as follows for the week,
- Ooa l9osga S'.,''I .ss


There very considerable decrease deposite and spe-
eie and corresponding dnution in oansthe result OF
the drafts from the country upon bank balances and the
necessary calling OF the money from stock loans The
allment OF the banks is six millions from the highest
point in August-beng very moderate decline compared
with some former periods
The recent adyces from Epgand have produced much
tyity In the produce markets Even cotton firm fair
rates with fair sales at prices equal 10 III for fair New Or
leans Flour has been in active demand well for export
for filling old contracts With large arrya ais prices are
hghersay, western canal 80 80 l2 Michigan superne
- so 50 25 extra Genesee Sl sales OF State S. rs
January delivery Canada 50 $40 25 Rye -four Sc 81
81 80. Corn meal 81 49, Wheat is higher under active
demand GALES red southern 50 10; red Indiana 81 OF
white Canada So rs white California ST. Rye 81 22 Oats
active at 4G cents Corn dull 90 SO mixed
do 90j do. yellow 90. Pork is not active sales
q cents.
The stock market closes dull, with downward tendency
Yours, PRENTICE.
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ss729i
ss7e7

This export value Of Indian is four times that Of
rice although it has only very recently become staple Of
export With its extension into the domestic of England
and Ireland its value becomes better appreciated it may
rival largest products in export value is
however, mostly respect of the trade with the colonies and
the the American continents that that aspect Of
the export trade is the most satisfactory since it is that
direction that must expand There to be
some limit the quantities OF products and food that
may be exported with advantage to distant countries
of transportation is great in proportion to value
Moreover the United States the number Of the
commercial onagricultura States whose industry
turned manufactures is rapidly increasing There is
annually larger proportion of the products OF the
try consumed within IT, and lesser surplus of manufactures
produced These latter find in the markets of ri
producers but must be sold in those tropical countries
where the less forward than here Accordingly, the
only in external which the annual
bes present in the export of domestic manufacture to the
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IeTFt07s HoFTdlHy on U0uFd q a UU1YVIH1u ottUNtT'
NEW YoRK, Oct. 81 The Sierra Nevada, from
San Juan with the passengers which left New York the
9Th Of September put into Acapulco October 4 with the
cholera raging board to trightful extent 1t was
ported II deaths had occurred during the passage and
"a after the arrival at Acapulco where the authorities
fused permission to bring the dead ashore The steamer
Cortes the line, arrived week afterwards but had
no sickness o board
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COURT or CLAIMS.

Wednesday, October 3l.-The court met at IL o'clock
Judges all present.
John g. Hickman Of Maysvle Kentucky, appointed
a commissioner to take testimony.
George ID. Kellogg attorney.
Mr.. Sherman resumed his argument in the OF Lea
Humphreys and had concluded at o'clock, when the
court adjourned over until III o'clock tomorrow.
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COMMERCIAL.
rom OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT.
NEW Yoa., Oct. so. IS,

The returns OF the national trade, which have this
ar been prepared and published with such skill and prompt
ude present many gratifying features, particularly
IN the fact that while adverse influences produce de-
cline in the value Of breadstus and materials exported
for the past year yet the general exports Of the country
have continued TO increase The leading features fol-
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SUGAR CROP IN LouIsIANA.--The Thibodeaux Minerva
(Lousana) of the Goth inst says: "None of sugar
planters have yet commenced rong will they until
the close of the month The existing unsettled of the
weather is operating greatly to the disadvantage of the
planting interests The weather up Wednesday last
delightful since then has been rainy and disagreeabc
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United States Esport,.
Total

The distinction coin and bullion in the exports
not made in the reports but the aggregate increase
xnos has been large. The diminished price in the value
n cotton has resulted in less aggregate value, notwh-
landing larger quantity cold but the leading decline has
hn in wheat -four the value OF which in 1854 was $iO-
Iql GIG and in 1885, l54a decrease of S2s oeO0
i,0 from lesseDed exports Reducing the -four wheat,
~ comparative export follows
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BiAISixgED.

Al avre de Grace Maryland the 2lst utmo, by the
sErrInus Tusrts d. Of Washington ciiy JOHN r. MOORE,
10 Mis- LOUISA WAREfAM, DO ofthe former place.
In Montgomery
dence o. TnonAs CossoLLY by the Rev Mr. BOYLE r. H.
CnONEY, Of Kentucky, Miss ARABElLA " THONP-
SON daughter OF RICHARD THOMPSON OF Washing
ton city.
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OFFICE or THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
MARYLAND.
Tim following nre the drawn Maryland Cono
dated LOTTERY, class "a, drawn October 90, 1855
IL, 81 "a slh G,h 7h oh 10Th lIth 10Th lab lih
I'll CO 80 0 25 IL Al 46 70 80 "a 60 70
The following numbers Of tho Paapsco Institute
Lottery, cluss No ls4 drawn Ociober 80, 1885:
ID 81 9Th 7lh eth 9th 10th llth 1hh
CT 10 80 20 SO 81 10 3S 90 10
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore
Levi RopKRrs, Commissioner
Nov lit
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Son Fyaneisoo Markets.

Considerable activity prevailed and in many articles
era advance had taken place. The market buoyant
the close at the following rates Gaego and Haxa -four
sl4 sl4 25 Clear pork S22 so per barre Hams in brine
al cents bacon extra clear "a cents butter 90
crushed sugar. Ii cens tupentne, 81 90 srup rs
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Decrease u, 327,ol1

This result shows clearly the want of supply, sncc at
rise cents rs per cent? in price there less to be
had. This diminution, as compared with 1858, which
year Of very large exports compensated by larger
export Of gold tobacco, and partially OF manufactures 1t is
be observed, however, that Indian exported
larger quantities at higher prices, follows:
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THE DRFEREScE.--While Pessier, Bosqnet Mcmahon,
aud the other French generals led their troops in person
to The assault Of The Malnkof the English generals
safely lodged In trench where they witnessed the humil-
iatng repulse of the Redan,
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BY Ell Il q X A p II.
ARRAY on

ARRAY Shpboard- Deserters Dromned.
New YoRk Oct. 3l.An ARRAY occurred the 23d nit
on board the rgate Independence, San Francisco in
which severely cut with by the boat
swans mate subsequently thirty of the deserted six
of whom were drowned in trying to get ashore.
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American ports the lakes and the Upper St Lawrence
number 10 steamers 81 propeler 30 barques lol briggs
$40 schooners, and ZIG sloops and scowsmeasurng in
the aggregate 237 900 Adding the British which
exceeds the American Lake Ontario and the Upper St
Lawrence and the present total lake tonnage may be es
mated at 100000 tons.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-01

New ORLEANS Oct. 30Advices have been received here
from Rio auero September II by the Indus being ten
days later than previous accounts
The receipts Of coffee falling of. Sales making
in lots at four mireas
The cholera still prevailing, and operating against
business.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-01
Markets.

NEW YoaK, Oct. 3l--noon -Flourtho market Is decn-
ing with sales Of $3.50 barrels at 9065 for straight State
good Ohio, 50 rs and southern 50 rs. Wheat-the
ket is rmersaes of &C. 900 bushels at yesterdays rates
81 05 for southern red Cornthe market is m with sales