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90" The lower part of the city, west Of
Plum, was the scene Of q great amount Of
drunkenness yesterday. Numerous arrests
were made for this and its kindred offense,
disorderly conduct, but nothing serious re-
rulted. Pearl-street staton-house was well
filled with this class of offenders.
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ATrRAorvE.-Deland, Gossage & Cuyler con-
tinue to receive additions to their large stock
of fall goods, distinguished for richness and
beauty. Their windows, bright with gay
silks, satins and delaines, are fairy bowers
to the poet-eyc, and none the less attractive,
we Judge, in the sight Of our lady readers.
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SsD- On Friday last house on Elm-street,
near Second, was entered by thief, who stole
q Bible, between the leaves of which were two
twenty-dollar notes on the Northern Bank Of
Kentucky. ofcourse the man could not serve
two masters, and he stole the treasure with a
view to tho earthly or heavenly kingdom. If
the former, he will probably return the Bible;
If the latter, tho money. Which will it be-?
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GS' A couple of young men went into an
eating house yesterday afternoon, keptby an
old colored man, on Walnut-street, above
Fifth, and after procuring meal of victuals
each, one of them refused to "fork over. "
The old man called policeman and had
the delinquent escorted to the watch-house
By the time he "runs the gauntlet" at the
Police Court he will pay dearly for his meal
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Do You RUN ALL NIoHr.--Two Of the Phil
adslphis street railroad companies place on
their routes, after ten P. NJ, q one-horse rail.
road oar, and run il all night. There will be
demand ip this city for running portion of
tho street .Ailroud lines to late hour Of the
night, to be resumed at an early hour Of tho
morning. g.l gve q.
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News AGENCY DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAIL-
RoAD.-This will be under the charge of
Charles NJ. Steele, News Agent Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, after the 18th
of the present month. Boys will be put on
each train and run from Cincinnati to
Toledo. The PENNY PRESS can always be
found on any of the trains on both roads.
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FRuIrs FROM PUBLIsHER's GARDEN.-Mr.
T. Wrightson has sent us specimens Of his
grapes raised on his "Cherry Hill" farm, in
Campbell County, Ky. They were choice, and
o,,;te of the aroma and taste Of those grown on
our n wn vines.
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mg-I'be Superintendent Of the Fourth
street Sire, Railroad has taken the preoaution
to place lamps along that portion Of the street
tor, nm in the construction Of their track. A
gootl idea.
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DRESS GooDs.-Messrs. Gele HOPKINS
corner Fifth and Vine, are displaying an at-
tl.actfve assortment of elegant dress gooas'
emong which are silk and v,slvet r00es' me-
,.inoe,,, delaines, &c. See advertisement
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BOARDING.

Observation-Disclosures furnished or un-
HD furnished, with or without board, at 81 Ninth
street, between Walnut and Vine. seplGbS
p0ARDING-A few young men can be 40.
-lD commodated with board at lol Longworth-
street, near corner OF John. seplOb%
First-olass Boarding house,
Id sycamore.strest, between Fifth and sixth,
west side Large, airy, unfurnlshed rooms for fam.
lilies. Board and lodging for single gentlemen.
sep0aws T. A. ROWE.
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Gu rcK TrME-M,yor Bishop, who is presi-
ding at the Police C, 'urt during the absence
Of Judge Lowe, dispo. sed of forty three cases
lest Saturday in the spa 'ce of one hour and a
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HOME INTEREST.

sg-s. II. Pnrvin,' Advertising Agent, No.
50 West Fourth street.
Bg- Daguerre m Gallery, south.wsst cor.
ner of Sixth and Western-row, over Hannafords
drug store Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty cents Warranted to please.
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"PERsoNAL." The Dayton Empire of Sat-
urday says:
A WORD AT PART1Na.-We desire to say to
our Cincinnati contemporaries, and to the pro-
fsssion everywhere, that they will find Mr.
William McGill, Treasurer Of Marsh Troupe, q
gentleman in the best significance of the term.
Mack, hold him responsible.
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OHI0 FEMALE C0LLBGE,
College Hill, September Z, 1859.

College Hill, September Z, 1859.
Mr.. G.. Q. KNIFPIN-Your note of the 9TH
inst, asking my opinion Of Ladd, Webster &
Co.'s sewing-machine, is received. For the
last eighteen months have been using one Of
the aforementioned machines, purchased from
you, as dress-maker for the young ladies in
attendance at the college, and find that in its
applicability to every kind of sewing and its
ready adjustment to the same, it fully meets
my expectations, and is in every respect as
good sewing-machine as can desire. ! es-
pecslly recommend il for sewing fine dress
goods and qnilting. Mrs. M. PARNELL.
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FOR RENT.

NIVOR RENT-R0OMS - Front office and
a second floor Of No. 20 Front-street, between
Main and Walnut. sepl2ht
HNOR SALE-HOUSE AND L0T-A good
IL brick house, with ten rooms and good store
room, with gOod-sized lot, on the southwest cor
OF Belts and Cutterstreets, for sale at bargain
Inquire of E. o. HILL Attorney at Law, north west
corner OF Eighth and Main streets. aepl2d+
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The FLowERs AND FRUITS. Tho tables at
Horticultural Fair will be rer ilenished to-day
with new supplies Of flowers and vegetables.
Call early during the week to sec tho beauties
and raritiss. The fair will close next Friday.
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rs By reference to advertising columns
tho pu .blic will learn of the intended r'mo'S'
of G.. G. Knifiu & Go. It will take place Oh
the ers OF October. See advertisement.
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Eg-A little girl named Mary Cranch, whose
parents reside on Findley street, between Race
and Elm, fell from the third to the second
story, down flight of steps, and broke her
right arm and left leg. -
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pou,,, Ma male child al ,out tG, days
-, 900. ,ott at the door Of Mr.. D. Harris, on
vine.st rect, near the Hamiton.roa d. nign' Oe-
fora Loo,
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FOUND

EV0UND-TW0 MULES TAKEN UP,
II on the I'd inst, two dark brown Mules, about
same age and size. The owner can have them by
ealing on me- proving property and paying penses,
as the law directs. HENRY G0ODMIER, Fifth
Ward House, Oovington, Ky. sep6aw+
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pEuso yAI.-The Hon. ,qranby Berkeley
editor Of an English sporting JOURNAL is ono
of the rue sts Of the Burnet Hol Na'
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Ms- A man and wife will have hearil'e
in tho Police Court this morning. charge''
with pt stit larceny.
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SOLDIERS BAND.--This body Of musicians,
twelve in number under the leadership OF MIR. Horn
Yesterday afternoon according to previous arrange
ment. visited the German Orphan Asylum, back OF
Coyipgton, whero the inmates and their friends
were cheered with sweet music 1t Is commendabie
tnus to enliyen and encourage those who have been
hrown upon the charities Of the world, and, to some
,t,nt by Offices of friendship, supply the dsfcen-
esoccasioned by carly loss of parents and homo.
KENTUCKY TowS-BALL CLuB.--The projected
match game of ball be tween the sin gle sand married
men came off Saturday afternoon at their usual play
ground in Newport. The married men were badly
worstsd, as the following tally will show.
Single Married
| First innings :,
| Second innings ""''"".s IA
| Third innn Rs ........"...''is
-Four th inntn gS..-.".. ''''"""if :
.t.,.7Q bC
| Total,
| The married men must try 1t again we IL pet Oh
| them yet. .a L" i#'-
I asa-pawpaws must be the staple producuol
aun Licking" as skifloads are seen descending th
| river almost every morning.
1 nD-There was no business before the Polio
Court Saturday morning. -
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MONETARY.

SATURDAY, September 1913 P. N.
The demand for Money during the week has con-
tnaed very active The Offering generally Of the
better class Of names yet the supply OF Currency
not sufficient to meet the demand, and q number Of
regular customers we're compelsdto leave their paper
with their bankers, with the promise that II should
be passed to their credit during the coming week.
Tho chscknys to-day were quite heavy even for Sat-
utday, and tho general remark 10, what has become
Of the Currency!
Our leading merchants say that the collections
from the interior improving slightly, yet they do
not begin to come up to expectations, and tho re-
suit is that our merchantsare compelled to call upon
their bankers for fayors.
Exchange remained Arm during the entire week ct
4 premium selling rate; in some instances, when
dealers were scarce of Currency they disposed Of their
signatures at 46 cent this however, occurred In bat
ono or two cases. Tho buying rate ruled at h@4s
cents. ..H
Gold dull OF 30 cents buying rate; selling at N@k
premium, with but little activity. Considerabls
Gold has been shipped East during the week. %
there was no demand at the counter forit
New Orleans Exchange hrm at h discount buying
rate selling at par with improved feeling in the
market. t-.-
But little is doing In Uneurront Money We quote:
IiiSois, IifS Wisconsin, and IOwa..""..."
| indiana rec nkS."...-.'.'.".."...'peron =.
Nort6 and south Carolina
Georgia and III ;;..i;..s..''....".""''i !"
\ " " Weston ........."..N
" H Nlanassa 4" ....."....l0 "
| NEW CoUNrHRrHITs on the Peoples Bank
| Roxbury, Mass; Wig. female seated with shear Of
grain; 20 and bust Of Webster on right end % and
die on loft end.
s., Bank of the Capitol, Madison, Wisconsin;
Wig two females with figure between them; steam
boat In the distance; on right end figure D, female
spinning Wheel left end 5, female sitting on bale
ofmcrohaudise- -ontirelydifcrent from ssnuineplst
The Clinton Bank Of Maryland Is reported In bad
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"A UCTiON SALE-BY KELLOGG b
IA. WILLIAMS, Sales rooms Nos. 20 and "A East
Third Street Large Pawnbroker's sale, on acoounS
af Il. Niayer,-On Til CRSDAY MORNING, Septsu,
ber is, at o'clock, large stock Of unre edesmea
dies' Wearing Apparel a great variety Of Gold and
Silver Watches Uhains Bracelets and valuable Jew
eiry of all kinds Guns, Pistols, Musical ana hsths-
maticai Instrunents, and every variety OF goods.
sepl2 -.'} A hEhLou"' hu''ohoVA'
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c> Yesterday was unusually quiet.
Scarcely anything worthy Of note transpirsd.
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KPITOnIR..AUCTION SALES.

knLLoea & WILLIAMS, Sals.rooms 20 and "a Eas
Ihird-street! t!-Tuesday morning, September l3, a
9o'clock, Wool Carpets, &c. See adv.
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LOST.

II ,0ST-STUD PIMA small stud pin, with
A-A white set. The finder will be suitably re-
Eardsd by leaving it at La Pierre House, Fifth and
Westsrn-ro sopl2b~
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Subscriptions advertisements and cemmnricia; i
tions addressed TO the "Press Reporter, BOX 3d. VIII
be attended to-
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As- There was false alarm OF pre aoou
two 90 Leck Yesterday morning.
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Steamboat Register.

,,n,v,,s-Melrose, Portsmouth; Dunleth, Mays.
Vile SUPERIOR Louisville; Key West, farkersours'
Wenonn, maps aps VI Merose Portsmouth; punlefth,
Naysviiia. Snperior, Louisville; Wenona, Madlsoni
Wsy West. Marietta; Leon, Arkansas River Emma
Graham, Cairo; Anglo Saxon, 70. S.s,,
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GAS Fixtures.
ATT REDUCED PRICES.

WYE HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST
wv ,Nsotv and hest selected assortment Of Gas
r tres IN Cincjnna ati consisting of all that's new
Or desirable in the Ca Fixture Linz h, r,, both
In nateriai and finish, to any that Is sold In this o.
any an other market, and in addition will guaranE
them to retain their color and remain peris"' fo wv
wears from the time they are put up by u.
o@h' '''' ~ Nc HENRY 4 CARSON.
ivo, .cm 1872 Main street, near Fourth.
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A UCTION sALE.-BY KELLOGG q
"A WILLIAMS, Sale.rooms 22 and a East Third
sIeetLaTge ssS Of Carpets III e19asSa @sSaEfHa
Snt.mhsr IL at o'clock 50 pcs. Wool and other
SSPsaciiGo sPUets 100 S Paintings Gilt Looking Glasses
50 Mahogany do assorted; 50 pairs Blankets; Coun-
'hLSO2A choice stock Of Furniture, Cottage seu'
Nc :: N Clocks and variety Of other goods. seplo
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

REPORT FROM TIE GRAND JURY.-At ten
O'Clock on Saturday morning the grand Jury pre-,
sented further report. The names of the accused
parties aud the oenses charged against them are as
follows james Williams, alias Eeeny, grand larceny
stealing watch; Cornelius Cassidy and Charles
Hays grand larceny, stealing $40 in bank bills; Wes-
ley Turner (coored NAM, malicious stabbing Adam
Kisler,. two indictments charging malicious stab
bing; Patrick Staunton, assault with ntOnt to XIII,
j. A. Hill petit larceny. ,
Turner, Williams, Cassidy and Hays were brought
up to Court and arraigned, and entered pess Of
guilty" and their trials were set and counsel as
signed them.
Tho party indicted as Adam Kisler, for stabbng
was German between fifty and sixty years Of age
He was unable to understand the indictment In En-
glish and when an Interpreter was called up the de-
fendant stated through him that his name was not
KiSer, but Rensing.
The Prosecuting Attorney said that he was known
by the name Of Kiser.
The defendent said he had never gone by this name
He was renanded without being required to plead
until further inquiry.
Sarah Merrweather, indicted f'r grand larceny
and receiving stolen goods, entered plea OF moi
guilt. An application was made to increase the bal
from $500 to 81 0O0 which her attorney Mr.. McGroar
ty) opposed. Judge Carter intimated that for tht
present no order would be made on the subject.
Tho total number Of witnesses Zip to this time
sworn to so before the grand jury, Is 3H. vi
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE.-BY THoMAb
"a JOHNSTON. in Sales-rooms, No. 30 Main -stress.
hollow third. Prime Boots and Shoee at Auction
WEDNESDAY MORNING, September =. % com
Gases comprising Mems and Boys extra
Boots, fine Brogans, Womens, Missessno cniiurehs
Shoes, slippers, 20. ,o,,>,,uo,, ...,o,..
sepl2 THOMAS 1ohNoAoN' huosoNoe.
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PROBATE COURT.

APPLICATION TO REMOVE GUARDIAH.-Jo-
seph Burdel stepfather Of Mary Brown, child aged
six years, filed rule against Goo Cole, to show
why he should not be removed from the guardianship
of said child The wife Of Geo. Cole was the aunt oil
the child.
The Court held that the stepfather had no right
over the blood relations to the custody of the child
when it appeared that the latter were ht and proper
persons to h ave such custody
1t appeared in this case that the mother OK.
pressed wish that theaunt should have the custody
Tue respondent was, therefore, sustained in the
guardianship. J. W. Caldwell for applicant; Has
saurpk for respondent.
INSANITY. An Irish woman, named Hatt0n, was
found to DO insane and sent to fhs Luaatic Asylum
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NRoCERIES.-PURE RIO, JAVA AND
In Mocha Coffees, choice New Orleans Sugar,
nojdan Sirup. Suear.house and New Orleans Mo>
assee. choice Green and Black Teas, together with
every other article usually kept In FIRST CLAss
GBcCERY In store and for sale ut low prices, ana
dsiiysrsd free OF charge any part Of the city, By
ueh'e's " j. FERGUSON, Grocer,
.sue ~ Corner Ninth and Vine.
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UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB
"a GRAFF &OO.-A very valuable Lot on Fourth
street MONDAY ATTEhNoQS September ~ On '
so,,tb ~ aide of Fourth, between Wesern.row and
John street lot Of ground, 50 feet front on Four'h-
street by 1856 feet deep. ,., a., o,.
two three four five and six years. with SIX per cent.
interest secured by mortgage on the PREMISES pA'A
o'o "n"N' JACOB CRAZE, Auctioneer,
,ono No Is East Fourth street.
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a tJCTION SALE.-BY JACOB CRATE

a JCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFF
IA q OO.-Iarge Sale Of Custom made Furniture;
TUESDAY MORSIN NG September l3, at o,c,oSk' s ~ 1
hereby give notice that will offer at PUBLIC SSie ~ W
ocIocR A. H., a large portion of the finished fqIni-
ture in the Warerooms of the late g. J. JOHN, Nos;
2 and az East Fourth-street, consisting IN part "a
Parlor and bedroom Furniture, Boz k-cases score,
fairies, Sideboards and general variety OF plain o
fine Furniture. s,,zh,,,+ +ba,r
stock for the fall trade they will find this one Oh IN
rare opportunities lso, parties wishing 70 rnisn
bonsea In part or whole will do well TO give TINS safe
their attention Sale positive, and all goods war;
ranted. T. - - -, 1uh, ao,,S
ACOD CRAFT, Aucti6heer,
No. ~ East Fourth.strsst.
| Cincinnati, Sept. 6, 1850. sp'
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A Ken
a. lucky River Bottom Farm of 800 acres, about
800 cleared and under fenOe house of II rooms;
large barn 10 by l00feet and all the conveniences of
frstclass farm 1t will be sold on long time or ex-
changed for city property Address J. NJ, care of
G. W. BALL 4 Co., 35 Main-street. sep9-aws
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE - CANAL-B0AT JAMES
IL DOUGHERTY-For sale cheap for cash. as she
now lies In the Basin, at Broadway. Apply to A.
sPAETH, Miami Ice-house, at Basiu, or feed store
corner Broadway and Hunt.streets. sepl2.bs
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CUVINGTON NEWS.

rAny communications from our friends will be
thankfully received. Address " Press Reporter"
Box 81, Covington, ky.l
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EvOR SALE-DINING SALO0N-The old
n and wellestablished Dining Saloon, at No.
East Fop til street, having seventy five prompt pay
ing boarders and good transient trade. Forurther
particulars inquire on the premises. sepl2b+
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N0R RSALE-BILLIARD TABLES-Three
M frst-olass marble top Billiard Tables, J. III.
Brunswick & Brothers make. For particulars In
auire at the Caledonian Shades No. 100 Vine street.
= Isep9. .aW~l
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HENRY DAVID,

Cincinnati, Sept. 6, 1859.
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IIylgCDMM ElRCl AL.IGl

III )a II \ mn A ls.slt.. A4t',IFf
aaaa kssfsk. ssp.. Msa.
SLogs-<ep@ansDl -, 1priex x,ea.. y
tra, ~ III, Eau wheat. sxtrA, u 50 TO - 81.
+ BRAN AND SHQ1I0s1 e 70 70 psr1s>. gssts
oORN-oid, &C. II taev sttoss.
BARLEY-Spd Fall, soa7So.
WHEAT~si1 Fall soaloo
Spring eesgo.
OAT6--ok -.
RYE--4es v 4ssj little ssning In.
P0TAT0ES-3se BY The Load retail 40c bush.
GROCERI1S-Nsv Orleans Sugar, fair 72as,
pssns 2A6b, alafinsa saa1s, crashed and LOAF Ia
/. II. Reconsideration ~ to44s, s.H.4s
y -, asldsn Syrup, rs to soc. cofse--Rio 4
70 Ia. Java lsto lsc. Laguyra, l3l TO ii. Rice,
-.
boAP-Paln 6ic, Family $40.
cAHDLEs-star Is to ~, stsarins IS. Mould
La, summer pressed, Is
LARD-1o to II retail LIE.
BUTTER-Choios "A 10 Is; retail 70, scarce.
HIDES-Dry II; green, ~; green sheep pslh
- 70 4os, green hsg skins 26. 5AN
HAY-Prairie 81 TO Is; Timothy and Hansa-
rian, $slses, Baied Do. eol % 11e4: Retail. Sl3.
BEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, 90 to 70 cents;
Tinothy, u 70 to 4 50; Flax SEED. ssass.
SUNDRIES-Onions, 50 to -; Eggs, yiasc !;
Feathers, Doc to S5c; Waite Beans, soc 20 Is.
FRUIT--0resn applss, choice, - ~ Il. - -
per Dbl. Dried apples - 90 to Is per bush. Dried
peaches, IS % to s12si green peaches 81 TO rs.
Raisins, - 90 to 8 50. aar 31
CHEESE--W. X. 10 TO III; Denmark to 10.
PK0V1ELQNS-Hans 10 to II Shoulders III TO 8;
clear sides u b IL. m3
BEEf-lAs33c gross; Be to Sc per quarter.
SHEEP-$i ~ to 81 Oe y head.
HOGS.--Dressed, s. 90 to So 90.
SALT-d. A., 81 90 TO 81 IS per sack; Kama
wAs, 0Oa3ls pr bbl.; Liverpool, $175 per sack.
Lake 50 00a3 Is y Dbl. " -
F1SH-Macksrel. No. i $40 70 $2I p Dbl; No.
= us to SO; No. @I2 to$is. white, No. SIS =
IS u ahAif Dbl. Cod Fuh Sto - ~.
ExcaA xsE.-OA New York for currsnsy Z Per
cent; fsrEoaa Ssr ssnt. 5tsLouisA per snt.
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MatheY.s Inks.
A new lot, in -, rs and 80 ID. kegs, and var
city of Colored Inks, just received at this Of6ce.
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RQ ~ f.
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TINE!
n WO ALLY RAINS!
To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
kSROM and after the above date and until fur
l tner notice, two Passenger Trains viii leave
Packet Depot, Keoknk - follow:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily fEun-
days escepted)at 600 4. n.
second Train leaves Keokuk daily
Sundays excepted) at 1870 r L.
First Train leaves Montrose daily
Sundays exccpted)at A:0O 4, n
Second Train leaves Montrose daily
tSundays excepted) 1t 500 r. n.
TEMPLIN, PLUMMER ! CO.. Lsssses.
p. ". DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. 4. TnwxsBURr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
Inc above road IL now prepared TO furnish
Cars for Pic and pleasure parties on short no.
tics and on the most favorable terms. For further
information apply Ut the Office In Packet Depot,
orto tho SupsriAse ndent.&
Janss, '6o-d1w
1859. SEASON ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
- : ct. LOUIS, ST. PAUL
A srIaLMarEn.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
vINHE following swift and superior Steamers win
L compose this lire for the present season:
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
Minnesota BELLE, Capt. HILL
DENMARK, Capt. GRAr.
HENRY CLAY, Capt. STEVENSON.
PEMBINAW Capt. 6RIrrrrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. RxoDss.
VIM. l.. EWING, Capt. 0aaxxx.
NORTHERNER, Capt. ALvoRp.
They will leave keokuk, for st. Paul. on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday EVENING". and
for st. Louir on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in successful operation for
the past year, and for regularity, eomiort and per-
fest reliability h.. ret h=.2 ::r.-..3 Sy ANY Or
ganisation on the Western kivers and hope to
merit eontinance Of the liberal patronage which
hes bees hssetofore bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply -
BROWN, AUSTIN CO., Agsnts,
WARDEN ) sHALER, Gent Agn. St. Loais.
RIRE INsURANCE.
Miss HFl state m ueual
PRE- AND MARINE INSURANCE cOMPAyY.
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS:
Is. Mscuns, n. Edgsil, Ct. Greedy.
james snith, 4. y. Pomsroy, D. D. Page.
h g. kLL1OTT, Sec'y. 8. NJ. EDGELL ,prsy't.
10 sxrRA-nAsARDoUs RIaKa rAKn1.
y. b. HOLMES, 0sneraI agent.
| dscl d1y A.BkIDaMAN ,Ag't. Ksokuk.
i BACON SHOULDERS,
hUGAR-CURED HAMS.
Jus. received and Tor sale BY -4.
augas : lis Msin,.s.
g nnn LDS. hAL SODA for sals very
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