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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-30
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CEMENT
| WE. the undermined, are prepared to contract
W and put on 81 the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d WATERPROOF Cement Roofno
It being the only article yet invented that will suo.
c~cssfully resist the action Of the atmosphere In ever
climate. 1t Is perfectly Ore and waterproof, and 10
point Of durability we believe i u equal. II not supe-
rior, 70 any metallic roofing We can put 1t on over
old tin, tar, iron, or shingie roofs, 1t making no diff
terence how fiat or steep the roof may be. This
foonng iswsrranted to prove rs above represented.
We viii pat II on for s. 90 PER SQUIRE, 30 fest
squAre.) We will apply il upon tin and iron roofs ~
" % per square, being, on account Of its durability,
the cheapest paint that can be used.
We invite Gil who are building, and those who Wish
snelI roofs repaired TO call at our o1hce, opposite the
LeCiaire House, Davenport, lows, and examine sam.
pee, ana satisfy themselves In regard 10 the duSabu.
~ and practicabiiityo Of this roofing.
\. b.-we are prepared TO fui orders for our &c.
meat 70 those ~restiIns at . distance, with printed di.
recttoHs for its use.
OHy AID county Ri0hts for Iosoa s~d Asa~ssoss
il VAN BERGEN 1 BIO.
O.. A. BENJAMIN, General AGENT.
RETERKSons IN CINCINNATI
n 5s!a Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Mr. samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker aud Won Publ, No 90 Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Bank.
Dr. John 8 Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. Co., LDndoo
and Liverpool.
essrs John shilto l. Co.,, Dry Goods Dealers Atb
street.
itchell and Rsmmelsberg. Furniture Mans On
dealers 9Th street
iles Greenwood, ESQ.
II Hinklc.
D~AvKNPoR3
Geo L Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Goats I Pstchin, Builders,
X W Wheeler, Architect,
Peck. City CLERK,
6eo II Parker,
q D CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
Jamme. Donslly 4 Lea, DaveuportlIson Work
Eli Adams.
Hakes 4 Riggs, Jewellers,
ROCK ISLAND.
IS Guyer,
L MI chell, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis n Webber, Postmaster.
TWICAGo.
@ s Hubbard. Aetna Insurance.
q 3 Hooker,
Ira FO0te, Builder.
beers, Wood 4 Co.. Dedstesd Masufacturing 90, No
line.
J ? Resnor, Clinton, Iowa.
asnYy q Wisnsr, wholesale Orocksry- aeaiev' Law
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ENOU1 LOTS situated on ID and Scott st4est, 70,
q pasticule1s enquire Of OORBIA 4 Dow, or
CeuRlxdtN NAY
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For q or Lease.

yor ding back $50 feet.
ttovnnrthev articuolars INQUIRE Of Corbin 4 Dow
syo 1 Sw, or Of JAMES NAY.
4a1O
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DIED.
ASGEyINF-ln the

ASGEvINE-In the town of Is Gr,ns- Ducbess CO.. N. Y
Grr.y on tie heart Friday jan Anna Ward wido. Il
III. lste stephen Aise, int ssed 10 year. mouths.
BRONNiSG-At her residence IN North Stonngton Conn
Monday Jan of typhoid fever Mrs. Emeiine Browning
widow Of Latham H. Browning
CLARKEA No. 5Conges. place, Tuesday JAM - after 8
c. csh aGs c Si' asG yc" '''' D 'a''
Dr. MOTTOn tn, day morning Jan. r. Of consumption after
lingering Illness. Mary tn wife Of George " DE- Mott aged ii
years. months and Sc days.
Her and friend. and those Of her ,her Henry Newk
are respectfully invited attend the funeral Thur.sy ae
Of Bergen. n. J.
OF the lung. Mrs Harriet, widow OF Caleb Hobby aged II
years. II months and days;
attend he! funeral e5yce, p-%oT TOY IN I, a. 'ssS
a. The Ie,dente OF her son. T. Hobby Nj II STATE street
Rochelle for iutemeut on Friday. Jan Is.
HEAP-In Tunis Bnrbay wednesday, Dec. in the Seth
Eeap widow Of the late Dr. s. D. Heap many Consul
the United States for the city and kingdom Of Tunis, and
sister Ct the late Commodore Porter
JONEs-At his residence the Cedar. New Brighton, Staten
I.Iend, Sunday morning Jan. 10, Samuel T. Jones'
JONES-A No 20 Jane street ssy, Jan. H. John Wesley
b Of George H. and Elizabeth Jones' sged syear and
months.
McMANUS-In Brooklyn on Tuesday morning, Jan II after
lingering Illness Mary second daughter fPrer and Sarah Ann
o'RELLY-M No. 81 Fir.. avenue. Tuesday Jan. p
Edward oReIy. opy son Of Edward aud Catherine oRey
RFFD-At No 1870 Delaney street Monday Jan. H. Of
m,ion Mary Ann Reed daughter OF Mrs Jare Reed aged
SNAIS-ln Jersey TUESDAY morning
wife Of JOHN A. Swain and daughter Of the late George Han
Kin. aged - years and Is days.
TIL relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend tho
lners residence Of her bothernsw Lswrence MirS
No 6S Bright street Barrow on Thursday aisencon
at ? o'clock
New Bedford, Mas and Buffalo n l.. papers please copy
SCHOFIELD-At the residence Of hi soninsW A. ID. R,non
East Thirtyyrnth street John Schoied, aged u
months ard days
swARTz-Tn Ncworean. Saturday, Sept; 10, Of iiar-
lea Nicholas Swartz formerly resident Of Indanca Texas,
seed 81 years.
sTORRS-At Hartford. Conn, Saturday, Jan. Q, Eliza
Watson wife Of Lcnul o. SoIrs aud daughter OF the late
James Cotton Of this city.
TAIMAN-At Goshen, UrIug' go
Marcy Talman, in the Goth year Of her age
WELLS-At Wswconda, L,ke Co, ILL.,. Monday Jan T. of
sieust throat Harry r. Of Hepsy Aun aud John
Il Viola ngcd ) and IS DAYS
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-BROOKZ YIN II,EN.S.

LAND RffORM MEETISG.-The German Democrats
of Brooklyn held meeting on Tuesday evening at the
City Hotel to take measures to secure more equitable
distribution Of the public lands that instead OF their
being thrown into the hands Of spectators, prefer
Pnce should be given to actual settlers. Resolutions
were adopted approving of the of Mr. Buchanan
and calling attention to that portion of his Message
which refers to the distribution of the public lands
Addresses were made by Messrs. Forster and Michael
md DR.. Merlle. The meeting was presided over by
AR. p. Wiechel, and was well attended. The Demo
cratic Central Club requested to draw up pet-
lion having in view the ftherance of the above OBJ
feet procure signatures and send to Congress on De-
half Of the German citizens.
FEMALE Observation-Disclosures Sullivan was ar
rested on Tuesday evening by Officer Osborn of the
First Precinct ON charge of picking the pocket OF
countryman named james &. Clark OF 81 at the
Montague Ferry. She threw the money away when
she was arrested. She held for examination
Emma Wilson, who was arrested on the same evening
for absracting the OF 50 from lady p0cket IN
Mr.. COtrelrs store on Fulton street, was held To
nwnt examination. Since her arrest, several iadle
have made complaint to the police that they had los
various of money, supposed 10 nave Deoh taKoh
10 the same manner.
Suspicion OF LARcENY.-A young man named
Nm. L. McStrafiick. arrested yesterday ny Ohccr
Munson Of the First Precinct, on suspicion OF having
stolen gold cham IRON Mr. Jonh Noulhc, la ui'OI
street on New-Iear' eve. Pawn tickets for gold
chain ana other articles were found in his possession
BE was held for examination.
Po1icr BUsIsTss-Thc following is the total Of the
cases tried in the Justices Courts of the City OF Brook
Bn during the months OF April, May June, July
August September October and November. They
are complied from the official return made by the
late Sheriff Stry ker to the Secretary of State.
In Justice Morehouse's Court: 555 cases, OF which
Is5 were for intoxcation. In Justice Clarrys Court
4S cases Of which 29S were for ntoxieation In Ju-
fice Cornwcs Court: l23 eases, of which OH we've
for intoxcaiion. In Justice Blachleys Court: lo1S
cases, of which 702 were for intoxication In Justice
Voorhees, Court: 3l8 cases. of which 50 for in
tOxoaion. Total, 1875 cases, of which 2,l55 We're
E,r intnxiCnttop
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COURT CkLFEDAR-Tsrs p.y.

SuPPyyT CorKr-CiRcuIT.-No-. 1871 3S- 3j1.
lsF 25 z79a g. s. s. S. 81 49, ~ Il. - 81 H. IS 81 e.
SuPRIxJ CoUrI-SPtciAL TERN.-Nos. :Ol TO .03
.O5 10 2ls ~, IL L..
COrRr OF Cossos PrIhs.-Part Mos. 20. 35.
is l7f i-5 IN 20 81 2DS 49, 2l; BIS ZIG P.r
-Nc. 49, III, 70, 49,. q 49, oi 30, 27 De ss 2O 2lI
2.2 23
SUPERIOR CeHRT-SPyCIAL TyRH.-The following
fir, in order tor trial: Nos TO- So 81 g. 49, A.
g. 81 S. n, 81, - q.
UNITED STATS DISTRICT CoyRr.-Nos. 80 45
A. r. q. ~. 81, 81. 10 s.
SUPERIOR CoUnI-TRnL TkRs.-Nos. 2l3. 2Sl .
- - 20 Su 80 Sls - q. '% 10 10y lol l5l les
81 SS s6;, oG6 56c 80 80 81. g. 49, l. 49, 2s 2ja
ll8 50 SIC JGl SAL 3ii Sis. G5i. - sol
KINGS CoUSTY CoyRT eF OyER AND TERNISTR.-
No- H. II, t. II. 49, 10, - Il, q ., a. - n D. -
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NEH-,JERSEY ITEMS.

Mrs. Lucy Stone (Blackwel) of Orange refused to
pay her taxes upon the old Revolutionary principle of
"No taxation without representation. The Collector
has levied upon her property by laying an attachment
upon come articles of household furniture, which
will be sid in few days. We are told that
Mrs. Lucy intends calling public meeting at
an early day, in order to express her views
TO theresdents of Orange this and other subjects
connected with the Womans Rights movement.
FINANCIAL CoNDITIoS OF JERSEY CGTY.-The FL
nance Committee of the Jersey City Common Council
have made the following report of appropriations for
the year commencing Nay I, 1851 and of tho expend
lures since that date:
Expend
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WEDNESDAY,, Jan. l3-P. y


The first stock movements Of the day were in &C.
ccrdance with the heavy tone of the market at 'ne
c.ose Of yesteriay-but before TIE First Board ad'
iou,ned, symptoms Of rally developed theui'eive''
and the last transactions were at better prices.
most prominent share securities were New-iork Cen
trail Reading, Toledo and Cumberland, in all put tue
last named the transactions showing decline OF u
y cent at the first call, but finally bringing up a'
stronger quotations. In Cumberland there Is con-
siderable speculatiye movement, and the STOCK "as
finn during the day. Erie was steady-the amniuDi
ton furnished by the annual report having up
psreptly been exhausted. Michigan Southern was
unchanged from closing prices OF Yesterday ou'
if ANYTHING rather irner. Rock. lsland I'M
proved to col, and had fair support during .ae
session Gaera declined 70 72i and was hea'!' Dc
tween Boards the market gained IN Strength
though inactive, and at the afternoon ,eS'.'H
there was decidedly improved feeling win H.s".'
prices throughout. the list of active Stocks.
Central. Erie and Michigan Southern were 10 ood de
uspd q. the IMPROVEMENT. The Bond movement
Iurr tie dav wa, largest in Missouri 6s, Norm aro
Ina -. Illinois Centra.s and La Crosse laod grams
IN Mssouris the sales reached si<ovO'' ,a,
falling to 81 at the First Board, but ra' ne "
the Second and closing very firm Ihs ee'ui"' ia'
become quite popular, and l. now s'oi"e '"' "
ton as well a. for inv otment. Caiiorha "' . 'o'
TO tie extent Of s3l OIO advancing to ~ 'he oecoha
Board. Closing quotations were On t"V ""p'o'ias
scale and the market wa strong. The oils were Io'
New-York Central. 79.; Ere, Ds; oou'ne'n' wi
Missouri G.. 6s, &c.
The money market continues very easy iof PaPf y
the best quality al 'front.' to- CENT '7ns'As 2'
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MARRIED..

DFR-HavEMEYTR-On Tuealsy Jan. II by the Rev
Nilum s Bsloh. Mr.. J. La~--nee Eker 10 Mis- Mary o.
IisSeuryer. daughter Of =. {. Hsyemeyrr ssg
EoAE-LEOSAED-O On Thursday, Jan. = By the Rev. w H.
C.wT 81 ~. ST p.ens Church Twenty -zhth street, Mr.
james Liam Ia Mis- Mary Ain Leonard, al Oi thiscty.
HILLER-DUSENBURY- In this city Monday Jan. H.
q, Trinity Chapel BY the Rev Dr. Hobart Thomas Hitler
Lydis j. eldest daughter Of William Coke Duscnbury all
this city.
SPARGO-CARSON-In this city Tnesd,y Jan. H. by the
hev s circuit Mr. Thomas spargo Miss Ezs L. Carson, all
of New-Iort.
TAYLOR-HAWLEY-On Saturday evening Jan. O. BY the
Rev Mr.. Hsmmins Mr.. George L. Tsy@ to Ms, Emma A.
HaNey. al Of th. CITY.
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M,,,rs. II Hurry Co., No. Wall street, quoa
Exchange Il. nd Warrants, &C., as follows:

The movement in bonds and State stocks 70 marry
confined to those descriptions which are active "a u
Rosrd A, niva,e sale there Is bu, little doing. and
,he sd,snc. IN mice. not commemorate with the m
,ov.e, in ,bo,e securities which are dealt in freeu
he ,ho s,ock brokers' This feature Is very marked u
Coupv and CITY bonds, which arc offered for sass 8
,o, ra,e. With op,y moderate amount Of sbsorpios.
~, INSTANCE Louisville City 6 are offered In thas
,,.te, 8, 70 Louisville is Of the most conserve
49,, ci,;cs I, tine West. has defaulted, and Ne
-. rrop her debt, which is only $3,3si ,ooo
,.;..dh b, .pecai tax Thetaxabe values are Us,
mo The debt wac created partly in aid Of wstes -
c,s works and partly in cid Of railroads, 10 which q
e;,r hold, stock, and the principal provided Tor
a sinking fund. Yet, because thcse boeds s~
alive si the Stock Board, the public DO ses -
them at 70. wtle other Y cent securities sre WV"
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,a,rc Informed him in Italian OF the decion VI ''o
court Of Appeals that he was to nav Nc" "'' ~
which the new testimony in his favor o','' ~
AZ Mr. Cr;stadoro progressed VII, ''' ''''
statement Canccmis cOuntehai'' "5"''- ~
His eve became almost lustrouS ""' 80 10
and when !, was finished Cancemi was a'n'o't over
,,cr,o with d.Erht. Atcr protraclng INC I''.'''
Gu r,;,r,cs Canccmi returned 10 MS c'H' nnd
a., ..o...,ocys Of the good news lett the Iohb-
~, -, of tLe case in view of The ccarnt ~ OF the
: ,,.,ar,,cd amor the members OF the bar ~
-, ,,,unph for those engaged IL the defense ani
- Che ccneral theme Of conversation IN the Courts
dining Yesterday afternoon
Tpr BocrS-TrcKrT NrNDIRS.-SmithurS, q ticS''
aren't. appeared before Marshal stephens az tue
MAYORS oce yesterday morning, to answer the charSe
made by Mr.. Wcsh Il poor woman to whom ne ma
sld tickc, on the 22d Of October last Tor passage
"a Lyerpoo in the Dreadnought, which She coud
make no advantageous Use Of The pnce oil the ucket
was so. On looking for the Dreadnonsht II was iounh
tha vessel had sailed two three days preYonS ana
.no u,os ,hcn sent on board the Cuvator instead.
After della, ING several days waiting for the C"vator'
shs found be had been vrorged and applied to have
,be money refunded bat the agent refused and up to
YESTERDAY she was kept out of her money. Smithurst
brought UP ono henry "I'V"' "'' o'''0u '"' nv ""7
agent for the Black Ba and Black Star lines of pack
els and hs' said Smthur,t had got power of him to
sell tickets for passages in the vessels of the above old
established nes. The Marshal threatened Smit lurst
with prosecution If he did not refund the money, when
the accused had the GOODNESS to inform the Marshal
that in the stringent awpassed by the Legislature reot
ing to passage tickets for steamboat and railroad com
papies there nothing said concerning sailing YES
scl and he held that he could not therefore, be prose
cuted. The Marshal replied that there was one thing
clear in the case that he obtaining money under false
pretenses in selling cket forthe Dreadnough which
vessel had sale l. This brought the ticket vender to
an undertaking. and he paid over the $50 to be re-
tune TO tho victim Smthurs is free again to resume
biz traffic.
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Tn AssUAL ESTERTAIsNEST for the benefit of the
Widows aud Orphans Fund of the jersey City Fire
in Newark avenue, this evening. The L" KOlian Min
stTels of New-York have volunteered FOR the occa
son, and the published programme has some very
attractive features.
HrDSoN CorNTY JAiL AND WoRXHoCSE.-Mr.L Lay
ton The Keeper Of the Hudson County Jail and Work
n"use submitted 10 the Board Of Chosen Freehoiders
N ur meeting Yesterday the following report for the
month Of December last:
rIsonsfs confined in jail during the month. ....io5
Soinmutd duiing the month ....,............... 10
isSmsnins Al the end Of the month. ............ g.
AsenSe n"sloer during the month. ............. %
vi u,s number there are y, rs per report of the
county Physician. who are sick and unable 10 work.
The total expense Of boarding the prisoners for the
month Is sA' 81; and the expense Of keeping the
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Advertisement.
PI-RDY,s NATIONAL THEATER. Q

pleasing entertainment viii be given at this favoe Thea,eF com
neucing with the drama OF the hn2ht Of tLG sh'cr
Cross aud followed by the great panOaimc OF Borea
and tie Of VIII Watch" On MONDAY next the dsn
nbed Comedian Mr. r. S. CHASIRAU commences an engage
euf sIe appears in his local drama OF Linda the
Cgsr Girl o. Mot among the ConpirtorS which will be got
M up In 6ue st The Book is open for any and every
Iigh this and sng BE- secured without extra char4e
Two sy and handsome family boxes have been fitted in tue
second circle capable of accommodating 200 persons the ads
On TO which VII BE- JOc
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eoites 'hc qucson 'hat tLc defendant should not Il
holden bal 60 the demand IN the plaintiff =
SUIT An oder therefore NUT H. passed vacatiog the
order heretofore pnssed 10 hold m 10 bail the sun
of three hundred and sry thousgnt dollars and that
nc be d,chr-c,d On common bal.
In June 1886 the plaintiff brought his suit in equity
egain Suckcn md other parties fer the recovery Of
tic ships in que -tion the vslue thereof Tn. de-
iendnrt was u,t made party 20 TINT suit in equity
lie was out Of The rntry when il instituted and
could not be ser, cd with tho srbp9na. There was
rraver however in the bin that hc might be made
raiv should he return to th country. He never has
been mgde party.
A motion Is now made by The defendant, TINT the
plaintiff be compelled TO elect which snit - pursue
whether the suit in equity the sH ut law and that
all proceedings IN the other br stayed uBi the final
determination o. the suit elected t. b. pursued. When
there q suit in equity and mi. al law between the
ssme partes for the same matter. cause and thing
ore cannot BE- pleaded in bar or in abatement Of the
ether But. notwithstanding this, courts Of equity
will sometimes order stay of proceedings in one, until
tie other is determined
Tic defendant this suit ia not party to the suit
in equity He interest cannot b. affected by the d.
termination in that suit. determination against the
plaintiff in that suit will not deprive him OF the right
to pursue Tie defendant in this. The determination in
nat case can have effect upon this. The motion.
therefore, 10 compel the plaintiff to elect which suit TO
pursue and that proceedings IN the other may be
stayed mud be denied
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY H. 1855

number Of prise undr' c I'D syacr7 bef,rc
the NorkLouse wac estabished. ~ estimated at $50
-, showing n saving Of $40 ~.
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parties were he'd 10 answ6rs charge Of Kidnapping.
The parties under bonds 90 await trial The Count
ad lenTned yesterday until Friday.
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The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Road in

The December receipts of the Milwaukee and MIS-
sssippi Road were about $4,000 The Erie receipts
thus far in January larger than those of January,
1857, while the expenses have been reduced some
s5O.O eco per month The net earnings for December
promise to show but a moderate falling off from Dec,
-lSj6.
The loan asked for by the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Road was taken at 70a75 for an T. cent
bond due in twenty years. The amount disposed of
was about $500 coo. and twice rs mn"h waa h' ' As
was awarded. The takers nearly all stockholders.
The annual report of the Chicago and Milwaukee
Railroad Company states that the gross earnings for
the year ending November $S515 q
Expense l|o<' 10
Net si440 u
Tie net surplus Of the income account is S942l3 80.
The floating debt $25 03 in addition to which there
are dividend certificates outstanding to the amount OF
sl5 435 The cost Of the road has been GA,
including 900 invested in steamboats,. The
stock is 1899, 800 First Mortgage Bonds, s5l2,OOO;
Income Bonds $4,000. The managers recommend
that all the earnings DO employed in paying the foat-
ing debt The arrangement entered into for the con-
soldation or the two companies between Chicago and
Milwaukee has not been consummaed in consequence
of the difficulty in dsposing of the floating debt
Tie Trustees of the American Coal Co., in their
annual report, state that on the 10th OF De-
cember, 1857, the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad connecting its trains with the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal was completed and put into use, and
that next season will the Company ready to send
coal in abundance to market and with certainty Dur
ing 1857 the Company marketed rs, 800 tuns Of coal,
at q net profit Of -, 1870 "a. The Company now owes
$GS9Sl g. to meet which there is property other than
real estate of $3.50 29 &C. The general balance sheet
of the Company stands a. follows:
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Advertisement

FREDRICk'S PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE or ART,
N 5s5 and So BroadR opposite Metropolitan IIotcPoto
gsphs IIsoi pc DaguerrcOtypes and AmbrotyS in every
ssyle Foog'tfhs BY Mr. Mputon, formerly with Quincy
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70 for came. Of tn second grade On call with strong
.conaieral-, leans are made al from TO a cent Our
anpnynous friend 1ter again. but must excuse us
from puIsuing the discussion; We however, annex hls
last communicated. We siste The facts in regard 10
rates on cad ard can only ssy that regret that lie
il not in petition Which enables him to command the
lowest figures Of tie market.
There Is nothing doing m Foreign Exchange. bu, the
market is nOmnsly steady.
Foights I m at unchanged re,cs there. rather
mole activity. To Liverpool the engagements are
$500 bbls. Flour q. IL. %. ais. fOd.; 800 bash
Wheat in bags at Cd; % goo bash. Grain in bulk at
4id. a 49,; $50 bales Cotton at 3l6d To London
$50 bbls Flour at % 81. To Glasgow by steamer
500 bbls Flour at %. Cd. To Brern~n 200 h,le. To-
bacco ct 7Cc vessel for Csdz with Slaves on m
yate terms. brig to Porto Rico and back With
Sugar at 81 lc. and Moasscs at s. 30 y HID. brig
Of 800 tuns to Madeira with Com at 2oc and -Four
at 9Cc.
The business OF the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
,l73 60; $4,000 from Customs; Payments,
slGs. Cs6 i6; Balance, S29i9. 62s -.
The receipts of the Western Railroads continue to
come in, with scarcely exception showing large
reduction in the volume of business throughout the
country This, however IL but temporary. Trade must
become again active and that 1858 viii show marked
Improvement on 1857 cannot be doubted. The earn
ings of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road Company for the m, nth Of December, 1857, as
compared with December, 1856, and for the year end
ing December 81, 1857, compared with the year end
ing Dec. 81, 1856, were follows, viz:
MONTHLY REPORT.