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Tt Ia s 0f t1ls tAgatsl Type make one luaTe- 80,
FsAdsertlsaneus Leaded and placed n column oi s0@
pgs-.rss Nu-ices. double the ordinary rales- -
Yeariy Ad-crsus Contracts VIII te u.9sIs..'e ~ -
.-fiv ~ ~ Immcd iafe Business oitho Ader.isel aa A.
efrr 1rc-sensus selt iH By the advcEtlser VIII DC
rizr-ed extra. ,r=ts.--- f,,...;,-lr.
- fr5 giar- sn.lces. % cent discount.
B1as Notces iiroIlal Column VIII uo eiAi=ei 81
tn rafe % % --ufs q line each insertion
An Transient neIs, o. ie l JOY = =
sTysrseGnts 10 Tie Neeky, une slusfe or les ai thl'
q uihs Gr loss, sIne IS a1ilg 49,, d, A - .l-,.l 2,
Advertisements Daily and MeeA4 " IL ue gu ~
ler cCu-- extra ---..-. ,.-.- o, ,s,+s
aiarriascs ali Deaths, not eNoeeas trn lins
H'l'' ~ i'ai'' CoWLEs 3 CO.
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ARRIvED.-Hon. STEPHES A DoUsLAs and
wife arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
They are stopping with DANIEL P. RHODES,
Esq, on the West Side
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e Some Of tie best Photographs we ever
saw were taken al North's Daguerrean gallery,
ii the MelOde0n Buildings.
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MORNING LEADER.
SPINNING.

AuvssterjayI was spiuuing
SiftluE Gltnf IN the sun.
And the dream thu. spun was 50 leash
Il lasted TIL day was done.
Iheeded not cloud o. shadow
Tnaf fitted ever The hiu,
or he hummin--bees. Ur tfc sxalll rs,
OE the tiick L. uf the riu-
/ took the threads Tor lay fian.Hg,
AL OF the hiue Suuml rair.
And fickerins ray o. slulisht
Was woven IL here and there
The q afoFs grew l0n@er and LHusfr.
The evening wiud passld By,
A. 4 the purFlc sp.eldur ol sunset
" las flooding the western sky,
But could no; iel- c ny spiuuIlE-
For 8, fIir my drrala had grossI,
I hetfed no.. hour uy hulr.
How tie slelt day had GJwn.
Al D s. the gray shadows fell round me,
AID the uigi. cane taT / AID call.
Aud ~ aud ian CCwu th1 valley,
Add on L all ClI the hill
/ went mp ihe lin this morning
To the place where ms spinning Jay;
There vrs uo. hl.z tur ls-ruils dew -1TuFs
RclE- ned inv dfe m to-day
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Bankers.
d. HerdInaIl q 90.

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Goa Fo.eign AID Domestic Exchange, I lneurrent
Money! and Land Warrants. Colcctlons N tie lLl-ec
States. Canada AID Europe, Promptly atienaed %
fGrtis LIVERPOOL AID New loTk screw steaisll
Lire Iv which Passasecan be secured eIthcr 10 or i-cl
Liverpool the sversed niles PasssEe can also te Sc
suru. .r5m Liverpool 10 New YcTk- Qucbec aud New Or
leans bv the regular lines OF sailing Plcsef SHIPS As
from HaFre Hamburg and Bremen 70 New rk. Drafts
frnis franr amount payable through o. ihe Continent
OF rops and Great Britain and Ireland For further par-
J HERDfIAN 3 CO.
apI5-dtf Il Esirr s-Eesi- Ceyel-n--. ono
4 : N7aTTsAS \ S- sTASDART. c W sTANDAAr
WHITMAN. STANDARD & CO.
w Baners and t.ealsrs In Fo-ei-n ana Domestic EX
change No ipcriar street- We draw direct on Lon
- aud vii furnsi Drafts for ETount uay9oie ~ All
nc urr1al paia- sin and Ireland. Scotan Erlce
a t;erany Collectians made On all aecessane points
thror & iOu The UaIt S-ates ard CanaLas nai..;LS
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DOCTOR HALLIWELL, DENTIST

and Graduate 81 the Cleveland Medical con-
inues supply the loss Of Teeth, which chsnge
color decay without sDrlngs 0ny descrIulOn,
which perfectly resemble that the practisCd eye
OF Dentis could not de'ect NoeNtIactiou zoos y
paInul 0perafi1rs the following charges: sing'e
10Th. Sl--fuli sets tom So upwards
Dr. II having made aTTause is he prepared will
inser ul sets Of Parceialn Teeth, pateuted By
LOOMS. lee O1Inions OF the press
Dental Rooms over Churchill's Drug Store. Publ
SQUARE. 5aE5.dSw
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cLEvELAND. wEDNEsps.MoRNINesJULY !. Isag
Dentistry.
HAVING

4 TL-N ID IIIODH IIA IN U
SETS Of Teeth which The, carefully keepin the drawer
o. ind troublesome carry the cket are esFeriay
iuvi.ed 70 call a. DR. HALLlM ELLS Dental hoous =
To such liberal arrangement vii be offered Having made
arrangements, prcplr % the NucauiZed Com
pIun iaslea OF Gold Sver for AfEcll Teeth which
has the reputation Ia thing here ore used for
lighfuess cleanliness duTahily ard neaueSs-
iooih euifre be suuied 80 r like
defy the cusest observer. and peTeci e. Warranted
silver and Gold Plates usu7l fful $40 So per u
sets B.A HALLIWELL'S. N ID
Over Churchiis Drug Store.
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GTY & NEWS ITEMS
MORNING, JULY !, 1855
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TRINTNG-

= Pi1-n and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done al the Printing E Enlistment Of the Lccd Oce
on the lates, improved aud os;ra u.d seam presses IA
best sty short notice, AMI reasonable rates Par
cuar aifeau paid 70 blank work Every description oi
Binding done. especially Blank Books Ledsers Journals
sales Books. Bere,i- 2 Books. &c Sc
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CONSTITUTIONAL DlSEASLN
Many diseases affect humanity inherited as her
looms f the diseosei bodies OF sicky stres. Scroluas
Consumpton syphilis and FITS among the most con-
many geueratuus the seeds uf these diseases hove
been established IN the system, ccrrupns me olood-hAD-
WAYS RENovs sTfNg REsOLvEEr Viu eradicate IRON the
bes of fe n 81 cverv % ticle Of diseased deposits.
snd IN the veins with new pure and healthy nlood.
CTULDREN'S DISEASE.
R1DWAY's RENOFArlN9 kksOLviAI si9ll1 % ha1lee J.
biessine Nv e5erv mother throushouf the land Who's
nfsutS "a fctd with HumoTs, &C. Tn se break
rs on taus earlv evidence Of dlsease TRANSMITTED
rr, the rsrcnt Sock A lew doses Of the RENovATISa
Escr m eradicate every vesfge OF the d1sea5e, ana
insure she child a sound and lira.ih3 body
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Gtnpes, Mr.

- STANLEY WOULDR ESPECT
. tuIl= inform the citizens o. CeFelanl al4 sllul
- i fs -rped stove ~ No 81 Pr1Spect street
t-s ~ MI seII sfoves CHEAP FOR CASH, having =
80 9ss5rfrncu' n the latest patterns =, 81,
tr 7rrlps sted NJ 10 order also, M1nuilel1.si q
Tn Can-sr and sheet Iron ere r@llleu'aI -4'Ni-i
~ Hl v- d6e viii dispatch An work warTsnled
o. I6-ilu %
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Att'ps & GonnsGIIOrs.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATT0RNEY AT
OgLAw aud NOTARY PUBLIC once ever Alebliaes
DRUG store. Be-ea Ohio h-somI
NT s. KERRUISH-ATTORNE1
w sat Law-No O. Superior street. Cleveland' OH
DROOKS, BOARDMAN q FORD.
ID -ATTORNI.TS AT AT. Alwater B1ilalnis' i'''
of Superior s. Cleveland, ',tlo ~ roo
ieb5
WTILLIAMS0N q RIDDLE, Al.
w TORNEYs AT Law. Office No So Sr2eISSS-s1
clsIsiiaHl' .s53i oA''' 4 c RibDIE.
VHARLES c. .BALDWIN-ATTOR-
jns, aud Counselor ~ Lavofce q super =; o'ei
CIr i:afk. leals;s4s nv s5.=
DAIMER 4 AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
fT LAW udlcc o.er Commercial Bank -, -
SPEE-J r. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- Warran r1aahuu County, Ohio of1ce 10 10. l 2 !
DEAVIS q MUELLER-ATTOR-
II NEYS AND CoUNsELLoAs At Law, Leaisi
GPAULDING & PARSONS, ATTOR-
= NEYs Ar Law. Office, Parsons Block SjPe@Il9I-st = @
- ~ PARSONS. Uai.ed states ComiuIssoler, an
sirs-.r frrirnissi1r.T iu GhaucerF Y. .lz--,--
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r II r.

R R. R-Radways Besdy Relief for Headache, whsths
~ or nervous Rheumatism, Paralysis. Lumbago. Gous
Neuragia Tooihache. 81 all POx. Ee, swollen joints
Knev COMPLAINTS scaiiet Fe Pairs around the Liver
Pieursv Measles Heartburn and Pains Of all kinds
Rad,-avs Ready Relief VII, 10 lew mnuieS, change
he uiSeries You suffer 20 i..ys Of pleasure
r. r. R-RalwaY's Reuovatng Resolvent, tor the cure
Of ch-nic dissaSesu SrUf1ous and SyDhltie Com
pianfs ConSn ute and other pecuS Of the Lungs sud
Throat Induratfou and Enlargemeus Of parl, ErupEe
md other dises The skin Nodes, unors. plrers Dy
PERSIA and all other diseases arising nom IN impure slate
Of the Blood
n r R-Radwavs Regulators VIII cure, ,edectualy ard
sneesiy Co-tiveness Indigesfion, ha nation o. tne
Boyyels ID seusia Liver Complaint Diseases o. Ins
Her and Kidneys Female Comp 1iuts, SlneL fox even
lTetSeS 2c &C. WhencveTi he sygtem y out OF eroer
dose al Radvuys Regulators viii restore q 20 esoarit
/ No ferlale should be withoul them
r. r. r. Remedies are sold BY praEEi.rs sye y -
GAYLORD 1 Co., and ". FIsxR, Agssss; A.s eisVs'
i lad, Ohio, is'-%F-a
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Jel:ss ~ s, can Street above Enc
RURT ~ on PPn-
s 4 D TIE 3

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
~ SQUARE, South sid@l has Just received fresh
loH me na1iaeiory OF the largest and best assert
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought 10 this market He alars teeps hand n .
oest newest as most gBTr0ved styles OF COOKING and
o-aeT kiads o. STOVES
-Ha79tsetHrsf Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 10 girs perfect satisfaction
He also Is eoltauflT sunp-d with an assortment Of
Nooen "a are and House Furnishing Artic e. and las In
mann ana uanu4lcl uTCz lzIcN stock 4 n Copg z auf
Slell ireu Ware, ali which MUST AND viii. ~
SOLD, II HhoiesalF or retail. far c-sh
At Prices 20 Suit the Times
A krn3s Of JUBBINJ5, ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
N &C kc lgae ~ th1 most ulnIie anner and
On SHORT NOII Z
lie Irnfo the puddi IS nthe chewing Of the strius
well known stand Of
s-Runk's Patent Hotel Cook Stoves. two sizes. sso
10 So elcA.
". l. MARVIN
M &Wly . No Soufh sile Public Square
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At Prices 20 sniff the Timel
THE NEW CASKET.

THE NEW CASKET.
A 5 THIS is THE AGE OF M
- pfogeu nd reeueIi. ths subscriber takes pleas
se N 81 a tii le 8 nlsg prepared furnish entire
new rclo m the UndeIt ug line superior 20 auvthIng
ever btore itrolucod. Il IS ofhis oysu ma IL
~ me CaEc flFm- and Is highly 0rnamente with tblrk
pa sas lngins the eniirc length oftop Afal length
The sKT has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant an
pearaces Of The old style Of Cons They arc per ecfv
ar-ht, AID are yer hight and convenient To- tragD r-
tiOii or putting in vaults, common utsrueafs sim-
ll.r article Is much uset IN eastern citi-s
Persons losing friends aud wishing to procure ANYTHING in
te above line viii ind y much their interest hv e ng
ani exam for themselves where they fn evrV
attention gwen DANrI. " DUTY T-nie-f.Eer -
Glove ard. June 's5-mh2s:fq7 No $ Frirst
DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
- hsrs; BASSEFf HAIR DYE. great desiier "a a
expressly for BARRIERS benedf Which can be honghf in
large or small Quantities al y per cent less than Won IN
purchase anT other dye IN the country Bottles that voU
nave 70 pay 81 Tor you can get the filed for v cents
saa so taiiher ier the same quantity. Hol gut any
shade desire nun lslt shade brown shade and Gt
utac ana the best sas lacti0n 70 cuSfomer In r
Recall hF WN y ANptTSff - S,-s-i5- :, ''0 =
~ L-u,ta keguinriT authorized Agent.
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CnAI--C0AL,-

NOW IS THE TINE TO LET In
~ your Winter supply We are daily rcccIr spen-
fii article or sJveslld Crates. wiuch sell $50
uertou Parties uisHuCro purca viii do vCt .1 e1ge
Us call All o1le through the Post Ocs q0nIts at
tended OEices aud Yards g < p i. X flcTsld ~
L. x P. r X. MtchIns shop Lake street - -
lflAE II fNN r flf
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L, COwleS d Co., Publishers

yoaR.l hYN4a
Sesl
"a HATS. HATS! HATS!
The largest stock an a greatest VARSITY Of
STRAW, PANAMA,
LIGHT CASHMERE and
DRAB BEAVER HATS
Caa be found At rless oorres7uld with the ias n
iuH26 Z STAIR = COS, IS suaeriorS--
EVERETT HAT. - SOMETHING
IL new nice and tasty Call and Ger large sock o.
WhI.e and oolored s-ras i,, lSI msa sc 81 9 = srst
Z AIDES RIDING HATS AND
Il GAUNTLErs Ein. l1. 7;soEiPeP'nsv 7, o. = es5 11
"a SUMNER CASIHERE HATS.
L. BENEDICT & SONS
Are selling beautiful
PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
ihsv . hays iul Assortment Of Tas5aahe BiscS
''NS'n-'s and 1'i- mas Is SUPERIOR sTEEET
NHILDRENS' FANCY SUMMER
- HATS-In gis1t - -lefv. Just olglce =
auI5 1. GENEDiCr 4 SOM s SgneIll, 81
DALM LEAF HATS-White and
Il Cclure1 fr Afcu sl BOYS, a. y aoeslle ami ret7ii
a1l5 L. BENEDICT >0N>-
YOUNG MEMS STYLE OF SILK
L HATs-Ius: received I5s gEs,.isst s;'ie ever
ap5 UndeF Iohuson House. . S.-erioE s.
u STAIR & CO, ARE PRE- n
lLs pared 20 furnish the -
Spring Fashions
FOR
GENTL EME NJ S HA rs.
The quality. style and faish OF our
HATS
are las usual uHsurpassed. mhlo
"a rsS 8. q
Spring Style Of EEafS
OPENED
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th.
BY
L. Benedict & Sons.
mhs - SUPERLOR ST
6ooI 5IroIp~c
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Drugs
r. r. r.

Les 1Ss LIE
HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
IL follow the OF Rad Nays r r ReaaedIes- Iaer
diseased wea- leeblet CT crlpP e
with pain rnfrmts hut that Radways Ready kelef,
Reuovafns ResJvent Reulators as ne nature Of te
disease may require viii quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist OF kadWays Ready hecif tA-
way Renova1g ReSOlvent, kadway hegulators Each
Of hcsa renecs specili curave powers over
certain diseases Y0t there Olhcr diseases. wherein
their coubfned medicinal properties required. aud
when thus used IL there IS sucleu' LIE and sreg WIZ
ia tue ased dying hody Sustan TIER actious ne
uaiieut will i've unt be restored 70 health
Pam. r. r. Relief
Acute DISEASES, X K kel,el,
famua.orv 10. .serses Relief and Regulators.
Nfaiariols p6se.ses Relief and Regulators.
Cougasfive Diseases Re ief and Regulators.
SerofuIulS Ilissases ReuoVating Rrsoivent.
Chrome Diseases henovutlng kes0 Ventf
SrobiIi-, tsiseages Eerovating Resolvent.
fsairs9nfionsf DisFascg Resolrenf Regulators.
SIN DiSesses Renuva;ing Resolvent,
Se-volls DISEASES Resolveut Relief. Regulators.
infectious pisesses Ready Relief and ReEalaiors.
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Misrfllalleons.
AL co OIL
LOOK AZ I'IE TRUTHT
NO THOSE WHO WISH To ArAKr

- - - - CORNING 4 CO
LOOK AZ I'HE TRUTH
VO THOSE WHO WISH To MAKE
= areduct "a IN their Tailoring bills and are fri ~
nu1l9s read -r1at clio hing would fnvte vo1r offe1si
- ~ well known that eet vour work dr1s ~
~ ;. car sirert by BOUTAIE f5r -o5a desi =
mn mn v Ie gllsed 70 pay N the args stores AMI yst s
a. "a 1l woik m1dc b. OF the best sbilitv an
WI NaIIanted o. no 81 e. J. B. keeps eonsfanriV 81 hand
80 slpbJ p az kinds of Ci0hs anf Gents F,ncV
t y, kes ms p-l os suit tie times ] n would
llAe . sl tlai the reason he isenabled 10 ssII -
er han othez Is n the fact thar ~ Is himeI7 : pT
rent topsy- -1- l-' 10 muse
FhlCES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS. Wv
tlias 3ne Making Double breast Frock Coat from IS 20
sln over cr under Cat from s. 90 10 b. 40 P1nfS
VIA lrnlniug, s. 20 70 s. IS do Vests with trmnir
49, y y - Boys Cloth Sackcts. ma ing and fTiuin2
l p - % . 90; Bs Vests Pants niakug aud trl
NLOA514S CLEANED, PRESSED, REPAIRED, &C
J. EOUTALL
le..ss II 8 Can Street above Enc
.THATCHER, BURT 4 CO. PRO-
\ petors Of Howes Patent Truss idEe ard WhoIesale
ah hetall dealers IN Luer. Timber. Shingles aud Lafh
@4leISln @ street, C-eTei1nd Ohio, fcot Of c. c. c X 4
Neaso possess fie lilies fr receiving and shipung Lrs
yer Slaves hniroa Iron. iindsonos Building Stone and
hes acleoi ail kinds, directly from to vessel and
Ae nssnents attended TO with pT0mpinsss and at fair
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I 8 d 8
l. c. PENDLETON & co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL avana, Erer Hin, Ch!speua, IallHadsc ard New
sEE.
OHce No Ovaits E1cal &C., Yard 100, S5poTir Street
alls
NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
lS superior article Ct BiTCAIINOUS COAL. which De-
PARTICULARLY adaped 20 domestic purpCseE. we'll Tor
and smith De had u te ersged gents
for the Company
Orlers oT city OF foreign t-ae viii be efscued with els
PATCH and Coadeivered any pari the city OF auy
witch will fai toulease. II len at ehcr % nfee
y The storcof Gaylord Harln- \ Nu % SuperlgTsi
SClNlLL l. WHEELER,
Nn River -sraer and G. 4 p Coal per.
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STRAW HATS-We

received iron Aucii NJ large stock Of Leg
Tn 1ui olO-ed Straw Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls.
al sizes hic will nier iurlY per cent below TIE
15srtef urires. a. 5. ITYMAN ! cos
80 Cor-er Superior and Public square
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HY0 THE LApIES.-We have Just
a MOTHER INVOICE OF REAL

"A
a Iar-s sock 4 Rnssia Crash. bought cheap
Bleached and Brown shaker Ioueis-
B1ruslev Linens. Pillow Cas- nss and Slleeilngs
ID mask Table Diapers and Ctoths, Doiliesr NAPKINS
80 TAYLOR. GRISWOLD CO.
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NTISSES FLATS AND SHAKER

II TNNIO Il
wi HOOnS.-The gooisarr now ready-come and get
ne w Ie YOU c Iu-ihey are Folr tasi.
n Superior s., BENFON'S.
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ATTAK AP AS .

Leaves every TUESDAY, O'Clock r. N.
r. 4 TT A Ia A r a =. - REGULAR ST,
lEAEAz8tsT Marinsvle and Bayou Bout acEet-The
light DRAFT steamer Gov. Powell. T. D. Ash.
by master, will leave above every TUESDAY at r. NJ
and will take freight for 81. Martinsvle Fausse Point
New Iberia CharrenOn Franklin Ceuterye
Pattersousvile, and all Intermediate landings.
All business entrusted her will ATTENDED
to. For freight passage amply board. to
HALL. ROOD Il PUTNAM,
js4 BErHELL HARE.
J. s, PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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l6AKIt.-S Natchtoches Packet-The new, hne fast
- ming magnificent passenger packet steamer
Rapides, Juo, C. Dowty, master, Q. j. Barow, clerk,
will leave above positively for Grand Eeors Nachoehes,
Alexandria Cole, Gorton's Landing Barbin Landing Nor
Landing and all intermediate landings Red river via
Cane Little rivers For freight apply board,
ort to GEO. ID. HlIE \ CO.,
ms 6 Front street.
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CRESCENT OErIcE. No 70 Camp street.
Wednesday Evening, March 10 1865
The mouey market remains unchanged. The offerings in
bank increased to-day and the inquiry the street for dis
couns though SLOWING any yet denote that II all
tho paper acceptable character there would be
large sales negotiations the day comprise
about $4,000 party $4,000 at 10 per cent? So
900 At OK through parties small ranging from
$500 q $1,000 gs< q 10 and II a Y cent Good and
choice mortgage securities in request q 9 cent
The supply mons free and likely continue It is
plenty in New and Boston, and likely 70 continue
There Is no revival New York but revival
in religious matters notice the commercial
partly cd witt accounts Of prayer maengs week days
and 70 great enthusiasm that business In is
overlooked tho opiann that Wall street has been
dsmpton tine yei the announcement Of the
business mems prayer meeting for Wednesday last.
We noticed yesuray attempt to bolster time exchange
on New York. which proved to be futile. To-day the market
opened offerings and depression IN sight ard
short funds which extended time bills sixty dayA being
freely sold Al a 2{ ~ discount Sight at y discount
Though some drawers asked for sixty days * e a tvs
equivalent 10 no Wish There in
Sterling carly day 07s for clear bills Dispatches
from New received quoting decline there o.
cent tending downward which checked all operations
Tbs best Of bills were New York to-day at 1917 q 0s
We quote this evening
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Rem @ hans @ailp Crescent.
RiuER INTELLIGENCE.

THuRspAv MoaNrSe, March H. 1853
Yesterday he weather was clear and pleasant. On
the ,esee business was much more active than the
forcpart Of the week but up freights still scarce
Sugar and moAsses have advanced, and there Is not
az much being shipped up stream as for weeks past
or he rivers. Red and Ouachita are both reported
10 be falling fast.
The ST. Louis Republican, Of the 9Th, contains the
following respecting The upper rivers:
The river al this point fell two inches in twentyfour
hours ending at o'clock last evening, and was about
statiopary when we left the levee at dark Ihere
was very little ice floating late in The day bspasenes
were resolved in this city yesterday afternoon stating
that the gorge which had blocked the RIVER aoorc
Cairo had given way and that the ice was running ~
large quantities past the mouth Of ne unso S D
o,ys,serf At Cairo sent US the following dispatch;
s'CAfRo. March 46orge broke thls e'en r, s,h;s
running out at the moth all afternoon. ice Ohlo
has backed up two feet NO Ss' LOUIS p'Ns up
easn a. 's1 s @'S : nos omen ont to Cairo may
look sor some Of the steamers lying ~ tallo, uounu
M to arrive in q day or two: heet :" 'neii "i'
donbtless he along about Sunday' s,.,.ro..
There win also be rush Of boats Out OF tnls poss
A grysaf rnany Of them ready to 50. A rev wa,
20 today and tomorrow. and there VIII pc general
stamnee of them in all directions, early bexk week.
should the mild weather continne'
The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce Of fep. ~,
says
The ice IN TIE Missouri az inns pace pioAe W "
the s'.h' - so.A' , h, ~, 80.
Inc lo'ssie sv.isas' = ,.,
ns I'ser W. ss t easi ~ ne marx sn six
fset fo,r inches in the pass on the falls Weather
clear and cool.
We have dispatches Of much later date, stating
that the Ohio was falling, the sth, at Loaisse'
also, the Mississippi falling at st. Louis On the
9Th, with Ga feet water TO Cairo.
ARR1vAIs.-The Red river packet Alton, Jf., Capt.
J. s. Smith, arrived from Jefferson with l22S bales
cotton, and leaves again to-day at Z. N.
The Miiiken's Bend u ). maii paekee s'cAsouis'
Capt j. M. White, arrived from skipwith's Landing
with 1ee5 bales cotton, and leaves again to-day at
PM, as usual.
The White river packet Persia capt iayiof' ar
rived with s7s bales cotton, from Pocahontas
Tho S.. Loais packet W NJ Morrison, Capt Jno.
NJ Bofngers arrived with very large cargo q pro-
duce and many passengers; she leaves again on
Saturday, at P. NJ. positively, with the daily Cairo
u s. mail. being one Of the new line Of 81 Louis ana
New Orleans packets Her obliglng clerk MI. AUS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11

The Committee On Banks and Banking IN the State Legis-
Iaure very strsnuousy the suppression Of i've
dosr notes which reached the fist Of January
last 10 the smoant Of sL7s6es0 say about NH
lion and fares quarter Of dollars. New, differ from The
commliiec and this any enormy IN the
siderng through the adjonns
and the entire West with silver Now, to show that
surplus Of these issues have state that
one banks ihs morning 1.-The circulation Of which is
$4,000 cunersignedl had only IN the t Of lie
notes. great small thousand and sixty i've dollars
suppression Of ave and dollars appear be
called for By public II the banks choose
them no ono complain.
TBy reference eegrapbIe dispatches from Baton
Rouge viii BE- that the bills before Legislature
suppres small notes have heea indefinitely tponed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-11

52gcT gallon cash. and 500 bb No. ROsa st 81 50 z bb
WHISKY Taeinarkst unseled with sales Of soy eels
Recsea at 49, 50 Smith HuntihgA' at 10 and 10y haw'
mostly at isc y gallon.
FREIGHTs. Advanced. ship was laid on TOT hi'epoo'
At gsd for Cotton vessels thu berth having tte Or no room
ian at va al the close ship taken for Europe AZ
two vessels for Boston &c for Flour and one laid on for ma
nart AZ Sc for Cotton.