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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
Gxpressrs.
EVERTS, WILSON g. CO.'S
EXPRESS OFFICE,
ID street, bet. First and second,
M arys Vile.

A DAILY EXPRESS will be dispatche our
IA 0fice in Marysvileto the following places, to
wit:
RABBIT CREEK, STL0UIS,
GIBSONVILLE, BIDWELL'S EAR,
FORBESTO WM H4NSONVILLE,
COLUMBUS HOUSE, PINE GRO We
LEXINGTON 10 USE, CHANDLER VILLE,
WARREN HILL, SPANISH FLAT,
HOPRINSVTLLE, INDEPENDENCE BA r
NELSON CREEK, AMERICAN VALLEY
POOR MANS CREEK, ELlZABETHTO WN,
HOPKINS CREEK, SPANISH RANCH
ONION VALLEY MEADOW VALLEY
Richmond HILL, CITY OF'76,
STRLNGTO WV, JAMISON CREEK,
EN7ERPRISE CANON CREEK,
WYANDOTTE, OPHIR,
LONG BAR, THOlfPSON'S FLAT,
SPRING VALLEY OREGON q ULCH
SCALES DIPGINGS, BARNARD'S DIGGLNS
GINS, 20 VERIFY HILL.
We willdispatch Messenger from our Office at
Rabbit Greek to Marysvile twice a week.
eE Collections, Orders, &C., attended to with
promptness and fidelity.
jan9 EVERTS WILSON co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

II u L Il s,
FoRTF GOVERNMENT OF TUE AGRICULTURAL, HoRTIcUL-
Tt AAL, AND MECHANICS SOCIETY OF THE NORTH
RRN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, AT THE
ANNUAL FAIR AT MARYsvILLE, 1859.
RULE leach member Of the Society will be fur
nished with badge Of membership, upon the pay
expected 70 the same during the Fair and which
shall no. be transferable This badge will admit the
ladies of his family, and children under 10 years of
age
RULE U.-Prices Of single admission to the Fair or
Cattle Show, Atty cents. Single admission te beth
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
VAN MULLER n co.
Corner of E and Second Streets.
MARYSvILLE

At4GA4A \ ~ v AAA49
OFFER FOR SALE
5000 mats China Rice
200 bbs haNall and Pacific extra Flour.
200 bags Rye and Buckwheat Floui.
1000 lbs Pearl Barley, Homny, Farina, &c.
1000 bags Bran, Shorts and Middlings
1000 bags Sonora Seed Wheat
1000 bags Corn and Chicken Wheat
500 bags Oats and Rye.
800 bags cheap Salt
so bags green and yellow Peas.
20 bales New Hops.
10 bbls Rosln.
100 NJ Wine COrks.
10 bbls Irish Moss.
200 cases California Wine &c.
1000 lbs CAL. Swiss, Limburg and Green Cheese.
80 bbs Saur-Kraut.
80 kegs Cal and Dutch Herring.
900 gals Bourbon and Irish Whskey, Jamaci
Rum, &c.
800 do French Brandy, Portwine, Sherry, &c
200 cases French syrups, Sweet Wnei &c.
500 lbs French Chocolate.
so hrkins Cooking Butter
100 kits best Table Butter.
SO NJ German Cigars.
20 bales Gunny Bags.
500 empty Butter and Pork Barrels
The sboys, as well as all other kinds Of Groceries
DIVISIONS s-d Liquors, will be sold for cash at
ysmall rance on San ancjco prices.
nsTss-TI
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
MARBLE-
TRAVES FRERES,

L street, between First and Second,
ENRENCH IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Fine BFandies, Whisky, Absynth,
Holland Gin, Old Tom, CIarets,
Champagnes, Burgundy, Madei-
ra, CurOcOa, Rum, AnniSette,
SChnappS, KirSch,
And general assortment ofFRENCH PROVISIONS,
etc. ap29-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

DROOMsI BROOlISN--5OO dozen Hoom''
ID California manufacture, for sale by by,,,,,ss
je22-my 5. q. NlLLiN'S'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
IX.--Vegetables,

Best exhibit Of Garden Vegetables, s
Best exhibit Pumpkins and Squashes, not less than
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
San cfranrisru advertisements.
P. M. S. Co.'s Line to Panama.

Connecting via Panama Railroad with the Steamers
of the United States Mail Steam Ship Company at AS
pinwallfor New York and New Orleans, direct.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

~. WOOD & CO., Proprietors 444 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market-st., st. Louis, Mo.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
~ PARK WHITE, San Francisco. Wholesale
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-1y-eod-chq
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

Clerk District Court.
Per NJ. D. DoBDISs, Deputy Clerk. jy2l-IawSm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

A N ORDINANCE for the levy of the City
IA Taxes, for the year 1859, and the appropriation
thereof.
The Common Council of Marysvlle do ordain as fol-
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

AFIs---FIOWlnS MaIChs
Best Flowing with Oxen, $2s
Cd do do Ia
Best Flowing with Horses or Mules %
2d do do do 10
, 1859-09-24
! kcxy York Market.

Hr Tt,8qaArn,] New 1orx, Sept. c3.-GrM.
FtorE-Ec lst,cr On ;,~ gtadcs with moderate demand.
.,l n tj la at c4 33 fo- nHrf tats 4S04 Is ff
..tra .,Ar; ts d t3 hur*s wcst 9ta 20 for H.
t rcsl shipping bautl EXTRA round ho2r Uhioftos.
IL qurt and les buoys1t. Canadian bcoy.ht 1t os53;s
"a: ext.ax Rye 1our dull at 3t0G4 4.N-
{:ranrer Zimmerman: 10 fer Ml~nu &C ub: lis for
r dina: 3:al ss fo. white Ken ucky 80 for wh te
Michigan; . ff white Southern 3 of white apadan;
t willie 1s diana. Rye d11u ut 628: Barley scn,es
ind 1s corn seatse ia &c httter; 8 es o0 Iu
q mixed western 2: f,. yelIt v. O-ts tetrr u
!sts for 'e ssste inr Wsstsn t0a +sc for Canadian.
VIM Kr-rnrhanged. ~ ae1.
rtyIsoxt-I ~ active and htuser ssles 500 bs at
~ H,3s T.. Me.; tlt = # 'hln %; 1891: y fr
,s 100 Iris Mrs, At .ellc1 option IN Nov II and 70,
lzs do s:crs otttop-Go uays-toth on pirate tern
seef auchauGtd; s:lss 40 1,l. f.. prime es
:1trs n-et liam: remain quilt at icsis naeon dull;
taIns. Iar drsn. Saea 4ab hhls l04sfl3 Butter nlIn
1.t31e Ohio l74 II S:ate Checee quiet !ssH.
*1ocEs-F1rt 1so I'D this Eusnexh Irregular
though generally hEirs ,hso the eolnx quot ous o ye
puecs ~e,s 1asr Is, btt.et @ ~ seoa4 Bo3:d NeA 81
Michigan southern "a bones, g. r!e;de Mall ~
Mich southern Euaf ~ Faua1n1 ilt4.
, 1859-09-24
RECEIPTS At NEW YonL LAST WErk.-Thc
l,nrier dnd Enquirsr publishes tue following

RECEIPTS At NEw YonL LAST WErk.-Thc
t.nriu d,.d E.quirsr publishes tue following
table:
It%'. wkea'. r.tn,
~ x x '!>s sa's - 1sa. ..l,*I:.t +sss:s asl,:e
&c &c IN: :.n: ;nt asn l s: s:si sa;:a @ ,:ss @
ST. Lor,s, Sept el.-Therc is moderate de-
mand for aour. but prices are unsettled. Sales
arc reported OF 5000 bbls at $500 10 4.lo for
superGnc city. Wheat, under light auupplies.
has advanced to per bushel- Receipts TO-
day, 6,000 bushels. Corn is dull, but prices are
unchanged. Oats arc dull at4 to 4sc for prime
in new sacks. Sales at $sc, sacks returned
Whisky has advanced to ass to asc; the receipts
are light.
nnsroS, Sept. eo.-Rcccip.s, 1,l65 bu corn;
3,.ea bis -four; $685. bu oats.
C1xcssSAr1-Sept el.-Rcceipts, 4,lsG bn
wheat 1919 brls flour; 100 bu oats; 4ea bu
barley. The Ga=<tte says:
4 very light business was transacted in Flour
agaiu to-day, but the feeling WIS slightly hrmer
than yesterday; superfine was 50@4.G0 and
extra I se@5.o0. Whisky advanced !c. closing
Mt e4c. There was continued good demand
fur Provisions. with a buoyant feeling: Mess
country, and $l45o for city. About 500 brls
sold, most Of which was taken for Canada. OF
bacon $50 lhds sold at s3c for shoulders. efc
for Sides, and lie for clear do; Bulk Meat
brought 6ic and SIC. for Shoulders aud sides;
barrel lard was held at lie with buyers at l0lc,
Liuseed Oh dull ut &c: Groceries in good de-
msnd At full rates. Wheat was firm, with de-
mand; fully equal to the receipts. The latter
capdR,ic very fight. Corn firm Ut 75sc for mixed.
ikrle3 less firm, but not quotably lower. Oats
adraAfcd 3sc.
=; KEW. Tonk Seen MAnkE7.-We extract The
following from Cameron l. Co.'s Circular:
We hare TO report more doing in Cloyersced
since our last, and the sales' during tile week
foot up about GOO bags at prices ringing from
Sic for ordinary, si@sac for good. and s@?tc
tor prime Of the latter about $50 bugs hare
Of new bus been received, and is held
for loc, quality very fne. New Timothy
comes forward slowly, aud for smnll lois
full prices hare been paid, prime new Illinois
meeting with ready 6ase on arrival nj from
/ e. e-50@s.55, mud for good old $o.a0 hare been
paid By our dealers for lots as wanted. We
qaote new $2.5o@2 IS. and old s-ss@2 50. Some
parcels Of southern Flax seed are offering Ut
| tl.7Oll.75 without finding buyers. Tue d.
| muud is slow and We cannot quote oyer 81 .j5G
Les = Sc lbs for good to prime.
TORONTO, Sept oo.-The GioIe of yesterday
| SAYS:
We again hare to notice another important
movement in the prices Of wheat, but in ano.h-
CT direction TO that Of last week On Thursday
the market showed signs Of giving way: and
closed unsettled with slight decline. Every
day since then has witnessed similar tenden-
| cy, and prices arc now fully Is cent. lower
| than thcy we're at the date Of our last, The
receipts from farmers and cars for the week
| foot up to 10000 bushels, the samples Of which
, 1859-09-24


FE.pAy Ev1xl:e, sept So fess
There IL al iucrcas ID den1and for money, but
The scarcity seems moro than to Keep pace win
it. Collections generally nrc difficult, and 'orc'
holdings Of "rinching tines meet us ut every
turn. Those, however, who livc within their
man. md have managed their business call
tjously, havc, we think, nothing to fear. Nc
cauno, recommend too strongly to our mcr~
chants and business men, in fact to all men at
1hc Vest, shc policy Of purchasing sparinGly.
1t far better for the next year ut least, to he
unon tue side Of caution. We fear 1t will tal e
tLal time at lenst. to square of old obligations.
In ST. Lonis the money market is also bccon-
ing closer. The democrat Of yesterday says:
This is the season Of the year when mouey is
mnch wanted, to more the crops, &c hut
money is scarce, in city and country, aud 1t Ii
almost us hard 10 collect rs in '57. Nor arc
prospect. Of improvement very dattcring INC
Dry Goods trnde is fair with some houses. but
puvmen,s Of past Indebtedness, small. HeasF
receipts Of money nre expected darlng luz
Fair week and the week succeeding as mcr-
cha,,ts CONC in then to make purchases, out "e
t1,ink Il nrcbable the money is not in the coun.
trr IN be lad. Til: retirement OF Missouri
nnnry has been 30 great that the people cannot
f,ct mnch. In a short time We shall bc able to
Iii. from the quarterly Bank statements, how
much that retirement has been, nor does there
sccn to he auy more money in our neighbor1nE
states. Our wholesale merchants are therefore
verp particular in choice Of customers, and IN
limiting the size Of bills. The country seems
!" have consumed more than il produces, and
rc.rencln,en1 Of expenses is desirable.
In Exchange there is no relief. It is still
scarce and firm, ut per cent. Best customeEs
on!v ere supplied b. the Banks, and Us spa1ing-
Iy as possible. The attention alike Of farmers
and shippers for the last two weeks has been
largely absorbed in the National and State
Fairs; and hence receipts and shipments of
produce hare bcen comparatively light. Should
priccs be satisfactory j, is believed Tint the
movement Of produce will be SO large that the
price Of Exchange must again reccde. The
present rate al this season Of tue year is un'
preeedeuted, except Of course, during the iA!l
of 1857.
Gold per cent, with very little dcmand.
The brokers send what little accumulates in
their hands to New York to make Exchange.
Discounts at Bank arc made sparingly and
with much caution. Outside there is very little
doing. The prevailing rates are about 1!@e per
cent per mouth.
ST, LvC,s-The Utn,ocrat Of yesterday says
C,.-.,rr :. ,,,-a abundant tn.dav. md f,ene
liz ,sa,:,At ~ sGs d;sconnt H. M;ssnnr
Fa's G". o91sn nh;n FsntnsEr snd ind;ana received
Ut rar.
lae soFp!} o.. o. s'sut s4Aen"use - o''''' 'A'eS
ase as aoo'eo 'as'' VIZ
f@ Coll ~: I1nds' " nssns ~
>kn' oa We Iass - Ms4a % .. ..zs r .,a.
ootsloers aIe c9seSu pGs eeIt' NY tn. st.'s.
thess rates. 's" osvAets atso ae.s ~ ta{a.'
LOT missouri, as lucy nase 70 aSeo1 80. uI.' w.,
6tchaaRe can oe oo'"'ueu 4oi - "'o' HI
l'aoks'
ILLINOIS AND CANADA WEST CrnEEScT.-Ih'
Toronto Leader in an article On commercial
, 1859-09-24
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ IL

Trans W A!lwaukec Leave dl1y. Sundays excepted:
At tst1a- H.. stopping II all stati..as.
ats-l. p m. sfnrp.ns II pHaI:r4l stations,
tehnseflA3 Il NIL Naukrt with a Milwaukee
!kasa41 '1Fn!nx thr "a!y ali ras~al ne Lacr~se.
and 'hs shortest and quickest nute to IT, ra ths
Northwest. " "
r.; ;aokssan ACCOMMODATION t,.n 1sayr:'t H.
, 1859-09-24
FOE 1nE wEk xsrssa sErr.e
(Ahldged from Ihursasyis Nrw York TI1banc.l
Httf CATTLE
Number reported for th .rte4 At Foy fourth

III qHaAng...... Clio
&eEs > d EA
t,mt e TIA good beeves may he Qnotcdat - 0lok
Tie general Average Of l1- Euafket n ...- e
The most of tic s1ies EAngc 9nom -...... G1S
Total nnutcs Ut Beeves reelsed In the city this week
This ia ss htA" 1ess thsn 1at ~etk and l head more
than the average The average number nj cseh
Wednesday m4sk-t l4a was sae head. wnc the mum
hcrtoa. king 80 eho~e - head tuoc than tbt aver
age, and se2 head snsrc lhan thiA Car week.
BEEA1s from nrFrEEH1 k7A1Es,
A. u. Anerton Co.. pso r,etors II the WashIrctou
Drove fardA fourth stte zrp0Ht The Cattle IN
, 1859-09-24

Summer Arrangement.
Trains ,ea1- the Gat Central Depot foot Of 7ke strtt,
Chicago:
40 e1o!s Accommodation {Sua.aYs exeep:ed)
re II ue roit s;ao Ina.
i0:ss an- acnhaii ETnrr.s--tIeert Sundayzeasvs 1t
lad annapolis ~ pm ;Cseuuaai Al s:t3 pm.
500 anu..It hs!ak Ea21te~tt>esir s"ndays-st1iveat
Htt1rlL 6-1t I'M: Sus. ers:un bridge or H.i.Au.
40 An: Albany III, pm, Se~ York 3,.o PM
Eo.tuu |: af night.
500 pua-Se: York au~a Hoesou Expr>e-tSa;ur!ass
te.srl -aIr.ve 1t lteupr 1:ti am. su.p+n.i3a
Hrdks g EIa4'. ~" NJ. Albany L " an. New
- York w Am. Ec.tan e:10 pm.
e:oo pEo-tihcnnaii aad tv.e E1p'rs-tt1estt Sat-
urtay-atsse At ia!t.nnlts- II 4:A0 AL, Cincin-
natl 1t $50 LII. l. lt.s3 te 1:hs pm.
Only one fra1n SUNDAY Al sfs' pm. he sa0 ard
sou pm t17iLs c,nneet At l3:A with flu LAKE. Aurrn
sl!~sy 'es Baa!" and III ats East: tn ebso With
tie Gram Tsunk saiiw?y to klhs-ta q: nrbus- h 3n
tEta tueec. auA Il. ptI. In t E4st Northern Yer.
ulnct~ @tw lI.n,p>hi anI Ma.Ie.
hAs:age checked uIsuush,
1hnux xh Ticket. fr <ae 1t the principal 1sasonl ntte
IN the NORTH and Nsss. auA lae tuhpansA pder. ~
Dearborn street, Caeau. the fotu k-
4 y. RICE. @u eIinirnl.rnt.
Il. j. SrAIp1xo. Gen raj l'as.<nxer Akrn,. je.5
, 1859-09-24
p1TTSBU1sGtI, FORT WAYNE
L. AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Vow cnmpleset IND ftua Chicago TO Pittsburgh

Vow conpletet Ind ttuQ Chicago to Pittsburgh
Vi.hoa, change, cunneetns With tar krras
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York. Fhratephta- B4islmure aaA Washington
Osg and atht !aeHcr tnwns u psnasy!vaala New Jer
scy. Ntw York. Maryland, &c.
Merchants by t1Aln& th!4 7tur. I'll hays the kenett Of
Ill the EAslx.p market 1t alIilIou7l cont
baggage ehsektl 1hruuxh.
Itsns Leave t.e uepot, C"aet Of Cacai and Y2a Dureu
streets. West Side IL fu;l,ws:
- A-ate!nlnE E.rn - daily tsuntays cxe+ptek}
$50 L. N-SIht E*prt.< daily issltuEars exc+ttel-)
tnnheettE II crt,ttpe with EicEeai zjA Lake <ho--
Raoai su 'uukrk. buffalo. Nia<ua FaA New York ast
h,s3an. 1A all tntt,inr # New England xt1 Nxw
York Central and New York and Ede lialIraai+.
Ale,. tuth 10 Cosuml.u. Zlpessllr- Newark. Mount
Setnsn =. ulray!ie. Wherl and In eEur u~ns+f uhis
azt Virginia.
Tue train. connect Fo,cs with t1aln+ Gu Ma!
Elvsr Hua.l Springfield Cttaua, Iaytua aul Hna.
Also With II lcs La for In, t C!1cnr al Etet
FARE AS LDM rs ASf OTHER laItr
FaaseE*rr> bound List " Ii ttA t4is po pca.ant
and <rreate. pAs.nk thfu<h many ef the lsExst aud
dpe>t cities In tie "A tel STATES.
eHgvf> arriving at Chcxo. on any &! tht Fnads Tl
fud A nre check a:e.ts It the trttts to tecrir- eerk
A"t thhaey FREE Ut charge tU The At*nafx IT anf
Ihlcazn car+. > ee:Ens cars ctmIanv each train.
lcket. for safe 1t a IL psnc! fal Ticket uEtts In te
Wet ard At The cetuGanys Uur If HI aud
lcafnFn streets tp{.fe tie Revere itnus-. at tEr
lt"t We>. ss Of c1n1 and Van Buren stteeta,
GLIea;.,-
IL particular to ask ..r tiesst. BY Fort Wayne.
DAN'L ". HUS-. ts.h'l Agent Chicago.
JAs- ". Mr>SDN, Freight \ se1t, Ch!c=Sn.
J. J. lfors1ux, GsI1 Fr!sEs Ast, ch.esx". my6
, 1859-09-24

HOPS. HOPS, HOPS, HOPS
between Lake and Randolph st.eets caoee lot oi hoTs
The crop Of 1859. se.54tx
, 1859-09-24
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
POET OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED ..,..,.......Sept. Is.
Stmr Traveller Sweeney Milwaukee, e1S b1gs gassseed 13
b. xcs h.h. 14 keesl leeE.
Sml IIuso MolE4u ud aren 100 brss ttuceo. 400 II
lumber
rrop Ba1be IsuEn St Joseph, e. eds wood 80 N lum-
lcr, l. tsks teaches. 50 trls apples.
Prop Moutexuma Saper. ST Joseph 4o peaches, 400 T.
tier.
Ee1 sc+mour cle.and. rentangueshine. 17s lumber.
schr A:,at:os Ma1.isoa Grcn Bay, 10 m lumber. 1so
lath.
Schs PIoyer, Fou,croy. Bay City, 2sam lumber.
Sclf Jatu, Lout. NusEegol, 150 m lnhef, 20 n sh!n+
schr M.ry co,lu., Dixon: RuE.1o. 9 os1 btls s.ltl
Sehr Ellen Pike. boyd. Kalamazoo. IS cords WOOD 50
ahinsleA.
schr Three issl., Clark Holland, ~ m !upbes-
Sclr II Mnkacy Caldwell lre*que Lie, SO tnns coal
sehr AAs, lansJn S. Joseph, II bsts peacc 70 bu a
schr .uena Vista Leigh Naulsste, 100 lumber, 80 n
schr Dauns s.oddasd Duha1o, 200 h,ls ualt 4 tons
schr Live Oak sIcGr4w. Green Ear, poo0poss.
:ehr talcutta. Lorg. kalt-axo, Il cls won4.
>cAr Metrp;olA Murray. Hud4l ITO al from port
iiurUf, 164 m lunher, .Um .ath.
Selr Argo Allan. Green By, 1s9 m lumber, 70 d, ash.
sc.E ltntca Fo1n Sand La. 20 cds wood, 40 th. 80
DJstAL
Sc14E J + ktnland. Draper, Toledo N1 urls sill.
Ecl4rI lsaEtrr. tcleni. ManlN.c c, " N unllrr.
>c.r GcsLe Wech sell%rrr, RiaAesilIc y cles wood.
scllr 1em1Hst. Leslie, Green l4Y. III IN lumber.
, 1859-09-24

CLEARED. Sept. q.
Ettar Milwaukee. g Ls htchwncs 81
rla apples, brs sweet aotat1ee. ~ hvs Csarhs
Sns 1uron Morsau iand laven 10 bsts pork, IS bags
9eeA- ~ t,Es cats. = tr -four.
Prrr Eartcf. Ne1-nn. Manlstre light
prnp Montcznuta, Napier. st J0se1.h. light.
irup kuckcYc Kosmai, ugdtnsbusgh+ ato Ta -four 1tl
tgs what.
Prop Wi.cYusn. Hickey. ce'cn,'rrsh 30 'Hls -four.
In iacne test, Butfi1 {91 lu whsat Is bags seed
f'IbFls n7ur.
E'tk Z L. S,ubhs Fcshtso, light.
>chr .a:aleila. Eva rs. CuttI, Fir. sundEicH
.sch- Sr.acns Echatt-, Dsdcakurgh, s0l bu wrnt.
s-Ar Starlight. Muir. lIuH IL. It,
schr 4 hirt. ne:i, tG,a ku wheat.
Sc'n " Fatutat.: Ltnn. Buffalo. II: 100 lu wheat.
SchE Il Casn,Ilt.L Mctisaw. Iiuf:4lo, Nsht.
se!,E IIcndrr r.on. Tat. Grand llaycn. light.
schr t:MeA-+i7n. l.ce Buffalo. 16.UD bS wheat.
ctr .la!t: Datla.. llufao, to lcadst Mllwaukee-
Sehr Fenrta~ FtinE. Mu.k' n, light.
SchE t'utis Mann, ue~wv. i5nt1+!n 1s18l b1 wheat.
SchE IIhica Fo'sOna- Manltuwtc EEht.
Sctr lsuena fl.ta Lee Aaniaee, llsht
Sc.r Tempest, Leslie q ten tiay. light.
SehF BARTER. Nelson. ManIstee. 1Itlt.
Schr v IL Itneia!e. foc!t, $ nth Haven light.
schs El"n likt. ETd. ks31n 100. sundHes
SchE Sa!4 81 .rnh, JONES' Kingston Il ,s9t In wheat.
Schr Aib.tsos. Harrison. t1fcsu IiAv. light.
.~iIE Japa /, 0 .Isit, Mukkce m. light.
schs A2sy Collins. Dixon, Dunalo, 1900 bu wheat.
, 1859-09-24

FRIpAr EyzsIsG. Sept, I'd, 1s-9.
The receipts and shipments during the past
q hours, were as follows:
, 1859-09-24

T U III Is L Il NJ E Ms EX-
- CHAHGE.-The 1.ooms Of the Association. In
Ln Block will be ocu each .nornine from eight n1ne
FACE all yeIsni and Manufacsuers City and
Country Dtaes vet,s Iains aud others Interested In
Tie trade ATE Invited to attend
l;UKEKT Il. F'OsS. President.
EfBKAIIf WOOD SecItiafT. mY1.Gu.d4k kEsw 4te63
, 1859-09-24
T)ENNSYLEAELA CENTRAL
i RAILROAD.
The Capacity Of this Eal Is equal 10 lny In The
County,


b<A-S ~ ~ L IL 4A-*AA ~A@AN 49, AA
i RAILROAD.
Ths Capacity Of this Ial ao~ equal any In The
Country.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Asx f"r.. lsea. :,i'porr aas ws,Ai:s'" tt;y h's
furnishing m !tltie, for the rbttatsah NJ
:r 's sxs Id 1' IL n + ssg1 x
W sn...s.: Gus asr at1ashei /" s.a Trail, Woodruff
Sssraf M ai: F.. < *ss i"s 't H.:
day srais d.-st tpy New furk. E.pfss. aud
Fl he : 's.: !. a.. Il ws, H. I'll E,rr
An:se :, u .' ri;t lila u i'''n'1c At a A1afSs~
Trains c,:Irxt Al Pittsburgh: with Tie r.M. Fas: L!ar.
Ani,s y l',4,e Il q = ;at'":e a n at N w
u IVA: :. ri:a..'ra'a ii IN, NV iok ii, iii.
-: - is'F IT, H.. '*,w.s. | lh!usl7 1's New f|s.:,ws
i ~ * re- tosi d. e Z y III III liver
!iSkfts Es.1a!a a..y = c,;aael a. say Of The mp.
sesusa5 h"e i M ." lie Ms,issp Or .t' ~ fsrs,
sua. NEw i"Ek. Luis u1o7eo or PHILADELPHIA
FARE ALWAYS As LOW rs Er ANY
OTHER ROUTE
The eonp:+oa .f,ke Wesrrai connect.s q iLe Penn
sy;v4,:a Earaa.. to chicago u,ak~s TIL, the
DIRECT LINE 5kK,f nE1TEEX FIE Fast AND THE
Tie eorneet}ak ST TRACTS tr the Railroad i'r!se at Pitts
surs. ar.sa5 anaI4y.:t =, FIR a:v !s!x. t"sels:
by -ppes, U i.e4lt md liz ,fa:slhns paLi:c.
IAis si 'bius EAa~1ru wi aud it I" tarir advantage
Fer nr:ht conssI:s SHIP Ing d:tee.lon. apply 10 .r
address e.Lv ptt t+owias Agent. cfshr ttnsraay:
"stc g. ... si: T.: j. ). jas:.~n. a.a s't Ktt1:
Y: H. MsSs*l|'E: i ':, M.:'; n.y.: .,,meS T. p!s,
saai,S HUI i: 6 Ts1;: Tts,!ssa! Il Aiss w
L:ats'i<. y ~, Vni:sy $ ~. Evsn>st H.: y.
j:hs T. i:1.:. Sssa? e. tesn.: r: ,%"i: & .n. l.
phls. Tenn lAs ke To-. Cttt-e ILL.,; ". IL H. k".n,z
e.nt. u ii.'s. :, po;s. in he Wt '*'
Ihs kEs; G1s .s. =. fe tersht ps"t cstn a:L +pe-y
with 1sua rHsutxrs for p<F1,ns eAEsu thefeo
FKElG1lrs WESTWARD.
By tbs ante Fkhts Of all ssesipt On. tan he forwar1
Fl! FINN Philadelphia, New f.Ek. stnn isslttnmre t,
as'.. =. iowa cr ,son. by I'll a.3:tta 1''
phs fenny'rati: ails"a.: al~' cnnnrets At rit,hue
q" The iii Nsslaxini Ksnuety. Teraessr 1ax a'n~s @
l.u!. na'ia. M:>Ipp!. Wt.s In Missouri, kansas Ar
tLa:o wt STEAMERS IL Ii pyr.s "a The S"t,aWs s,;crn
Merchant. anil shlp,<r, -n,r,,,,n the transportation Of
their f1.:a !" this Company can 1e'y With epnadens
~. :: to ~ :.s. ia ,as ws, by the
he par ic!'atto marx package. -.la reaa. r. H."
j" well tn diE+cs Them = X shp,.~i hv this
r.ttie. attending their oSn shipments ft"u the E'st
Company The flowtn. psee, before r. " 1T
ad's+ed to rhe. Of them uppn the u fle iii
n': E :a .saseJs1, ss,sef rs'aaTibSia. ris.'it.at!iSISi
M.=rae / Rooms. 50 Sorh street. B.!timorr.
Lessh e. No. -As'or iiou''. oF No. south William
E:sh; s.; !. !s2y Kler .stst., r no::en.
l.. IL IOTPr. ueaI Tet .S:tnt. Pnsiaas:phla.'
IHos- A. SCOT +, General sups- atoaa. Pa 1a:-
, 1859-09-24

Gt1vei, tons....... So Ndse b ......:..... 64u7
Tho wheat ,nnrlct oncned rcrr firm this
80. - .s asa nnaa. I ~ uord ~ Ss.a..i c.r sn.;na
morning. ana nnocr gooo oemano LOT ep.'ns
and light receipts, prices Advanced 19l{c,
hut fell hack 401c. md closed quiet. Winter
1C.-,-,c v,p.a.
heat was "aeo nraeI' III" 'or ~ heu "' "u-
rance Of 1@l} took place. About 90, 900 busll-
Ella cf al GRADES chnnred hand. Mt thc fo,low.
eo.. ~.oy.,
Ing 'snsr .. pe'ces 40 REG. e''c' 40 nea'
'ee; no. oPf'ng' .e'g''tc' 40 ep1ans' 'Aae
1'ase; heJccted Spring, eseF'oc' Flour WIS
ac,ire and firm. About 1900 barrels chang
ed hands Ut ~ eo674 1el for snr;nc Extras.
- " fs
ss'@S:9o tor sopefhae ao' ana S4.2ae9'.so1o 1oF
Winter Extras. Corn was buoyant and active,
with sales of abous 40 ooo bnshel. at 7ac for
c.n,, $780,. -,,o-, 80. 49,.
ea'1' aaoe'' '''G's lot no. IN s'ofe' oa's
advanced 1@ec, with however limited sales It
e7{Mesl for No i in storr--clo.;nc firm Rxc
6-n, =, m, r..,.u =: -
A''A ~ w. oA''s' ~ Aea'e ee"aoo oS sup
pels ana brewers ana advanced s@3e. About IT,"
wv oosnets were SOLO al do9ssc 1or No in
sso' w ~. m eoo,ee 10 On 'sacA' ano 'se lot
No.Lo'o. 1lmothy Seed hFm, with sales Mt
$elO@e.l1. Clover Seed *s.5o. u;phwincs
A,mcr-bo1ders ,stir. o. A1,,to1 ~.
m:1s. ...1s. 0'e'"o' ""e'