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, 1859-01-26

il few days ago one Of our Thirl street
banking hunses cent young mau 10 thlr
employ 10 Louisville with sl2,00o in bills
for redemption. The messenger accomplished
the object Of bis trip, and putting tue specie
into small carpet bag, started for the Jacob
Strader to return home. On his way down to
tue bout, it appears be had been watched by
one of the keen scented officers Of our sister
city, who followed him to The boat. After
few minutes he stepped up 10 the Cincinnati
un and invited him out upon thu guards. with
tue remark tlat be wanted to talk with hun.
TIE young mAn sceutinized the officer with
no llttlf suspicion, and fused the Invitation.
The other pressed the eu'ject, md rather 10
sisted upon walk upon the guards Tie
Cineinuatiaa positively refused, AID cautious
ly slipped his ha.,d into hia pocket for his re-
yolyer-a movement which was not unuo.
tictd by the officer.
Just as the conversation began to grow
rather earnest, aud the officer was Insisting
upon ia few words in prigate," tue CLERK Of
the boat recognized the bank messenger, aud
stepping up u the party, shook bands With
him in very familiar way.
:" Do you know this man ~ said the officer
to the Clerk.
should think did," was the reply ; "as
well as though &c had been nurs.d at the
same fountain"
Turning to the bank messenger, tue officer
attemptd i an apology, and gavc as IN excuse
Il thought you might lie 4 thlef!'
Tbnt's exactly what took you to be
from your appearance aud manners" replied
tue young gentleman from Third street. sand
supposed you wanted to steal my money !"
The officer could not appreciate the remark
hut saying something about its Icing q mis-
take all rouud, hastily disappeared, leaving
the messenger with his money, without hav
ihg lad L "tew words in private" e."--Gincinaat
Tu.6Tf
, 1859-01-26
The President and his Niece at the Re.
centi0u.

Tie Washiagton correspondent Of the
Springfield {Afass.) Repu1liean describes the
reception thus OF the President this season
''On Tuesday, the 1lttl inst. the Presid ent
held tie first public leyce ol the season. At
5 o'clock The people began to gather in. His
ESceilency tue President was looking well
and il0ril OIL this occasion he WIS dressed
all III black: except his white crayat and kills
and went through the ordeal Of 4 two hours
land shaking with much lurtitutle and good
hulnur lie has Il very polite fashion by the
way, Of shaking lIauds this winter with his
two 1iugerS, which his been tue occasion of
considerable private speculation, it is probab~
" carrying out the theory, however Of
taking Il finger from the public every Y: ar,
and thus being weaned by degrees, they will
he better able to withstand the shock when
he wl1hulds his hand altogether. Miss Lane,
Wbu stttd q little distance from the president
in tie same room. received iler friends and the
public with Il manner e1 corlia}ity and easy
politcucss, Whicl. wus the natural expression
OF Il tt:lnk and generous nature. She extends
h"r whole hand without ap!ng the fashionable
eA;cn>ion and reserved ri',uw style. Miss
Lane ~:as dressed in lnk tarleton, low neck
and short sleeves t"o elegant and diSsimi-
lar b.acelclS di;tIiltni pin, aud head dressed
With srrigs ii myrtle, looking much better
than VA Scw 1car = day, Wien she WIS dress
cl III fashionable carriage Costume she is
not handsome, though she Iouk. hellt3, stony
and good na1lltt'l, las very good complex
i'm, aud ,un tic Wio!r, Is L lar sample OF the
Pennsylvania film girls
, 1859-01-26
Henry Ward Beecher on s< Sensation
IafeaChtng.''

Henry Ward Beecher on st Sensation
rfeachtng.''
MISREPRESENTATION New York Ex-
press, Of January 10Th, has the following edi-
tvria1:
fascination PaEAcu1SG.--Few things hare Of
late done more to depreciate the influence Of
Christian ministers, and indeed, Of christianity
itself, than the fashion so much in vogue Of sen.
aa,ion preaching. 1t has been sci By Mr
Beecher and others Of his stamp men Of talent,
men Of energy, aud determined to make {
mark. to accomplish an object by eoa1c mems
or other. What can be sa,d Of The remarks Of
Mr. Beecher, on Sunday last, that, the Apos-
ties were taken from the IoweBs dregs OF soc'-
ETY.; that they we're men without character, IN.
telligeuce, honesty, education, or worth; that,
comparing these men with the great mujority
OF people IL tt,at ape, the comparison sunK the
Apostles greatly below their fellows. Some
we're liars, some druukards, some betruyers,
none seemingly worthy; they nerer hesita:cd
to indulge IN the most shameful deception
to lead him {Chrisi) aetray Is to their real mo-
ti7e2'
:. This language is taken verbatim from q re.
port Of the sermon, aud, We are told, was con
tinued for sume time In O similar aigalu. Not
only ie it inaccurate and incorrect in statement
-for the Apostles we're not liars and druIkards
nor devoid Of character and intellgence-bns
maT nrnye .t1Sinp' with n frE-that is. il cze-
ates aensation at the moment of delirery-but.
with all thinking or sensible hearers, it must
detract from any consideration theY might 9th
erwisc allow to the discourse"
To this Mr.. Bcechcr, in the Independent a;
,,.t r.oo,. ,o,,;,-.
''',' ~ "-N' .
ne scarcely heei 10 s2y that mat lar1 o.
~ :sf!esaen' ol' "n'en @ .he e1.'eisl'' r. Ieuau
el II MOI true: Hc 10 mol say fiat Tue
Apostles were hats, n9r "ru3kafd:: nor lh's
lucy never hes!lateu 10 iflduIse IN 'hc most
shameful deception 70 lead him {CfIrlsD
astfay ls TO thcir Real ino!iSes.'
!, IN 'hs contfary We were SHOWING thaf
t's aISc1pi's represented universal maa, ~:nS
se1rctcd h'lth from tlc u:st n''F ft1n Inc
WORST men that 'aeE hrd Just lbose 1aIslhSs
ana s'fls ",t'ch lea1 co'nalun mcn 10 oolot
WAeshes VI dol VIII io'c THEM ana 'ha'
ClIfsls love 10 III OF suca manifest we'1k'
nes: ~ th's p'1sessea was tile greatest oless
il's u 3ac World IL taught '1e nature VI
Divtlle i.''e' "hlc1 = lIie "nr''f' s'u'a'l"i.
me cypress says, tnls language ";lS tak.
en- Fcfhatlnl from 4 report III Tue sermon.
No 'louhf II WAS taken from report of The
s*'rmon. lt certainly was not fakrn from lAc
sermon itseH. Is hot chiy u mistaS'>. BIT
clear Misrepresentation. The Express cnl'
phys this entire Misrepresentation a. the
BASIS VI IN article sensation preaching,
, 1859-01-26
The Stranger on the Sill.


Ey :. B. RzAn.
Eetwaau bro1 fields OF wheat and ccrr.
Is the lottlY home WEefc was BON:
TIE peach tree leans against the vail.
Aud the woolbine wanders orer all:
There it the shaded doorway sill T.
but a strangers foot has crossed the sill.
There is ,Le barn, and, q, ofFore.
cao smell the hay from the rps.- DIOR.
And See the busy Ewa allows tEronk.
And hear the pewee's ruouEntul sn7k:
Bat tie stranger rotne5--o!I + .tiful proof
His sAs4ves Ate piled to the Leated roof
There Is the ch4rd-tlIe yery trees
That knew my ci!lihoo SO well to rleate-
WEere watched the shadowy uluHltan run.
Til nv life fn6leed more Of saAde and tun:
The sElpg from the bonEh still E~eeps the air.
Bat the Strangers chLldle en aTe sTlnElcE theie.
II buhbles. the shady sp1ins below,
With it, bnlru7h Iio K. wntre The haZe9 eto":
'TEas there found the cAlAuusr:ot,,
And watched The rnnows p',ise And shout.
And he II i the robbn l3ve hts wiuk-
But the strangers bucket Is III tie tpsinE.
O. ye whn siIy cross the slll.
b:ep lightly. for love it still;
And wnen you crordtle dld Tau eare..
Tten think villa. countless harvest s!eaves
Have passed within that sceatctl door,
To gladden. EYES ths. arc no Ino1e-
, 1859-01-26
| PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
THE PRESS AND FkfBU MES
Great Iub Printing Establishment

THE PRESS AND 'EkfBU MES
Great lob Printing Establishment
Ii the Arrest md fnes establishment ofthe hnd In the
Vest. 1t ha1 more Steam Prenes and Machinery: Eo'e
pr1n,ink Materials md aors sktul Vorknen than Al,
otbe. Job Printing House West Of New York.
The PROPRIETOR are prepared to execute on short no
,ce, every variety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
md FANCY PRINTING In the BEs7 HAMMER
It tie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
particu1a. attention siyen to the PRINTING! of
Business Cards, Po6ters,
Whiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Circulars,
Bill Heada, Check1,a
Bylaws, Blank Notes,
Receipts, Labels.
PRINT1H 1N COL oR3-.
In as va.ietes done IN beautiful style and al noder
ate rates
An examination Of SPECIMENS aad PRICES Is re-
spvcfulglnvied.
xBo,ders fror, the Country promptly nlled aad sent
ho1,r mr.
, 1859-01-26
FOREST CITY WATER CURE
CLEYELANp. sQHIQ.

1,{IIo INSTITUTION IS DELIGH T.
Fully n:u.e'i cu the outstirH 0! beAr4 f'rta-
frau, sg loss UMce The Lu.!InK il new oI bres. and
fu..-d 1a- best AtJe. T.. hAla Foous arc 1npped
p,rr. 'ru: ua<F. The large pasFouASr Hhch
1al- rs:A osn pe-.-n; rec-lrn- frun Cate4xo
c's Il uA:s-rlns reeotnne odauon O.
is pspaF'4v auE oc:tHt1nS condition. IfF. Irssa Ano
l4,!j, ;nr .r-:y IF the LAKE. View "Aer Ours nearCh
e1sn, Z cor Itc.cl ~isa hts Insulation.
Iii "a ~ ln1ulr; 70 elth-r of ,h4 Phyucanx viii ~
r<i:. pn q, .: A:en::op DR. q, ". STKOSa-
JAMES Il. GHDSsi, u.
,.sifYs4 MIS-. DE. J. x. 1RHaA.
, 1859-01-26

~ ~ h -
NJ N f l. ON II Il DON.
YARD AND OFflCE lsSETATE STREET. CHICAGO.
Between AdaaE aai Aonrue ttretts)
NUT. STOVE. EGG. LARGE EGG, Fur
HAcE. Broker aaa Laop goal, os the ton carxo,
from iLc foo1ine Lt.: 6crAutnu. La4:& aHAaA
btemoEtn. Mount Ca::ac: 7ai Green Ra@c. Etc Liner
HILL Onpne~a and othes Hituu!nors QoAlA
Acrcb NA1le aud Hickory Weed !o2x saved s:,li: AID
delivered
Ca4l delivered By the c.ceo At al the principal roaa
on the lakes, ociS bAb-6r
, 1859-01-26
1Ouo0 s. Gunl,
Coal Coal!!

Coal! Coal!!
10(l(i TONS URMSDY COAL.-TuIS
Ny\fO Co.I i the hest in TIC marke. fo1 c!thu,
family 0sts ar ttan. A:sn-
800 tons Prepared Anthracite broad Tony
800 tons Lump Shamok in.
ALFRED smith co,
North PR. urpok.e ali. Central H. j.
t. 01dc:s mar be ltti 1T
n. n. BERRr'S
s. f.. tprrtr Clark L Ka3do III st.
k1tlllFDRn BROS,
j.otlcE1.t.o Cnrnt- Of Like anu CLARK B.t. ets.
, 1859-01-26

COOK SARGENT
LUNA.
CooK SARGENT T. poWNEY
IOWA CITY. ..........,............IOWA
COOK SARGENT t. oooK4
20ET DE3 3H01SE9.................
COOK SARGENT l. PARKER
1LQRENCE................
JANEERS l. DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
- Make collections and remit to any part Of tho
t1loo: Land W1zrAat9 bought sold aud located.
"Parcular Attention Ktteu to tie pasmeot OF ta1e4
Attorneys u Law connected With our Eonsea.
COOK 4 DILLON. Davenport IoEs
Ed. DOWNEY, Iowa Gty.
1II+A 70
E-W. Clark Co., Philade!phlA
+ n. Clark. Dotxe j. Co.. New York
il. D1weIi Psest- MAJ Bank Dosco
n, Holmes Ion. Ft4burHh-
J. ". Clark Co.. Boston.
/. v, CLARK L brother, s.. Louis
hatch LAnSdou It. loIia.
Geo. Emth / Co.. Chicago.
John u. aasKtut. Haxhink11n D. r. nyfS.1v
, 1859-01-26

GEO. NTH 90.
I1ANKERS AND DEALERS In FOREIGN
- Aad Dosaestlc E1ch -se
0HICAG. uLlNQlt
Volecto1s made On al tc- p1iacr4l ciEe< LEG uaA
ted S:&tkA tie E9Q4 faTUY biz terco1. I'm
, 1859-01-26

WE ARE RETAILING, COAL At $50
w per Ton equal 70 Erie NJ eriar ILL., Yard al
the ftock aAnd frek tttc formerly Norris {Ua1 tCtn-
nAny Yard U- -rs4rft Ut The Catto7 House. l3 Iasale
asreet I'll! be- attended - ly 4. Law: Or
JAIL o. = In II F. HTRuTEEH.
, 1859-01-26

COAL AND WOOD.
ISAAC COALE, At THE OLD STAND
l. Corac! Of Clark and Adams 1tre.t c1er1 for sale
WOOD ot al! kinda. sase1 4ad epift and delivered
Also. Erie, L.exava2a 0Fnsby. Biossbnrk. aod other
Pca1lsv4na Coals briar HILL Ha.inrv.e. aad other
0ao QaAiG. aaet.eid Morris and other Illinois ooAk
Qrdett promptly aed and Goal care :ully sc1eeced.
ihAAO tOALE-
Aussh<22Iiu "a Clark. corner AtAE19s-
, 1859-01-26
EDWsD. 1. TINKHAM Il CO.,
BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Corner Clark and Lake Streets,
CHICAGO.

1owAEpi rI1KA4H...- S-1yl..-.JoAx {. AxtLzR.
CHARLES Il. HAM l. co.
DANkE AND DEALERS IN EX-
IL chaaKe. q Clark street, CHICAGO
UoxAlssto1 DsrAR!xExr,-HAA CHAHBEEs ! CO..
Dealers Negotiable Securities Buy aad Sell Paper
Secured b. Real Estate aal special A.tentioa
TextRects for Eas:es1 Parties Aplo-t.5+1J
GBA8iEj l. H4N b. l. CHA4aEk9. GEO. .. WHIfyIk.
, 1859-01-26

G. T E T e Q Q K $.
III ELEGANT BINDINGS.
JUVENILE BOOKS AND GAMES
IN GREAT VARIETY.
WRITING DESKS, DO. CASES, PoRTFOLIOS.
.-AHp-
FANCY STATIONERY ARTICLES
Of Every Description,
Pr B61e at The Bookyto1e og
GEORGE i. CARNES,..
den II l3i LAKE TREET,
, 1859-01-26

Illinois Savings Institution.
III TIE CITY or CHICAGO.
{Itoorporated February, 1881
ff1HIS INSTITUTION RECEIVES DE-
l. poss Of dollar Aad xAzds. troza all classss Ct
pestonA Including
MINORS AND MARRIED WOMEN,
md allow interest al tho rase Of de ceak p9
mum.
pvideudl parable On the a1s Aood4y Of JAuuar3 AID
July.
TRUgTEEa
Joh1 KeoAt, Wm O5tea ] uUuahAa
Geo n Dole G Hubbard ) II RAyGoad-
EAstul HlllataA John Reci Herly Whitoect,
Geo stanton. AeI CoTe1trJ, W Lutl
Nathan KlddeA
once No ". Wnhlnxton 5treet Portlaad Block
0fce open daily during the Cs1A hour1 Of b1Auea
a3a on Tue1aa1 aud nat11da eYeanx1
N. B. KIDDER. OAshler. jyiS aloti1
AIKEN + NORTON
RAAKERs x DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
No. 4, PpCTB clAKK ar. CHICAGO, III.
, 1859-01-26

TIE BANK OF AURORA,
HALL i BROTHERS. AURORA. ILl1NO1E,
pANKERS j. DEALERS In EXCHANGE.
Al collections entrusted TO thc,1 will meet rroros IT.
teEtlou Refer to Bank Of the statt, New York; r. g.
Adams AID Ge1I1e 61ath Co.. Chicago.
\. v.8ALl- B,Y.H HADI, ~. AltI.
, 1859-01-26

DUPEE, BECK 4: SAYLEs,
DANKERS AND BROKERS. NOS. ; i 5
ID Devon.hl1e street. Boston. give particular a,,en-
noo 70 the silnes Of Lats sapesor aad a5e PREPARED
monthly reriev OF the eiock and Money Market Ntsb
quotations al s't the Current Securities viii BE- se1t 70
11y address desired Ap&'6tlJ
, 1859-01-26
furniture, &e. mi
1Dlu111bi1rQ.

LAS PIPE AND TI1TuRFa
89oW* wr1.pEn
- . 10 ecs@@.............,...,.Ay
o1es shstr rntirs ROCK n to,Iav,
q III q a n r.
f!pe q pct cant. Discount ron Liz pr4r.
4Aabe Iron HttnG2 - ceots per pounss
tEAM Enln&A ReadA bw1nS Joint md "a. H~+
u Coz A 13sSx~
Ou @ocf II tho largest In lie city. and In Al os., -
pe1AfJ- -sA7
, 1859-01-26

Norice.---'rhe tnderal=ncd. ~tockhol.
;-s IL :te Hesch1.ss Bark Q! Hacon Gcc:g1a. By
tile o. It's Caa:ttr. Adt so!; Rt: for
Is :a1.ca The zo:t6 of.s DAnk will te tatc1 by de-
Sox. On i= s.:nr irr.1s e. E-tt:rckY. IE*kc1 and
1t!o. i. "CEEIE ~.
, 1859-01-26

VISTERNs, WELLS AND PUMPS-THE Uh.
- desExned Il prepared to manufacture
CiGtatna, for Rainwator, Tank for Gax 2et1aS
And RAl,oads pi.siless Tubs and Eectde11
Also, dix Wells aad iuruiah Chain A13 ctter pucpt ii
ghot notice. II hl1 Old stAnd ho. III Wess Lake ERECT
nhx ts36-E I.ENAL1TY.
, 1859-01-26
New and Attractive Goods,

40 AND VISIT TIE FRENCH CHINA
" Emporium Of, a. JAEGER 4lC0. No, 1u Lake
street. between Cl1xk Aud UtAfeqIu-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

80 tierces Prime 11Io I'M 1,o.., "a
and Yesterday 10 tisr.ss Aoo ne ~ ..' 10
" 49, ~ ''eleess rrine as lisc. " ID.
Exnorts eoraI IL 10 no LEI anu VS. 'as 1'i Kegs
R.acIva Avn RI pos ss
ia onot.a ~ 1oI1s1sc % -, .nsnsacAy baggine
loor, Tharo ~ 49,, =. manu- ana ROVER
at I2,1sc vard ,it, sa1ss :. enn ."a indls
q. per Jara WIN SAFES OF 500 to 100 bales
fe,v bundled oo;,a aaIa @ '.iceo some
aosaIo 70 n ~. .s'' 'of iaanospon' and
go q ~. ~. "A, -,
ooss1 nA's'' .ine markes mas oeen inactive
w na'o Nsa'o u 'y hi'eo re'an TRANSACTIONS
No,,ns tle "esn.
hh lhe,e has oeen ratner more demand
~ Iee auiins 'he pas. week, and the market gen
s,a ,.as oeen n.mef' Inc sales have amounted te
auou1 oouv bags az range OF loel2e. for Extremes
J.: 4uo.a.,',s pe,ng Wie0Iic. for Far to Good
~, aA4 4S.iac' q ID Ior Pnme. NO further
a. nass arrived aarlng tne week. and the stock
g. = aoous si,voV oags.
-. ~ ,a'ss lol hiSerpooi rom second hands
n.s now 'ocsgSl hor coarse and 81 lGgs1 10 fol-
=, 900 auo u Vot0sl ~ for Coarse, and
" 1'sA 20 u sack iof fine, delivered free Of dray
"s w ~
.,a - Inc i'afhe' mas neen very heavy du'
oao LIZ go anu up 70 Inorsday evening, only
~, "e,e SOU az 'oc. gaon Rectlhed
-s.o a q, .oo' " sanon' 'nis belng the ruling
W., ,s san.. US
$500 'p NJ 1ois pols-n4pors, as9.
,a Iooaan. 40 4uo'e o.af al i!segieac. Tor light,
D. M W. iol iu,i weight.
for p;oo -. Lee la.s no.,eea oniy limited demand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

tnree years old and under free: those over tyes
" % yesrs old hsfprce all twelve years old
tickets in packages OF can bs had at IN.
81 ne Master Of Transportation Camp street opposite
square Persons who reside In the and have
or establishment the line road can procure
duced rate. sA'i pe'eonai use Al q re-
NJ are now prepared Goods and PACK
~ ~ sinds place with which they have conrsec
"on receiving and delivering the any part Of the civ
t.s1v 7. s. WILLIAMS,
y.es Matter TRANSFORMATION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25
8tbiep If tie HIarktts for Aast @etk.
cRrscEsr OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, !,

CREscEsr OFFICE, No. 20 Camp street,
Saturday, June u.s. 1859.
Our general market has presented rather heavy
appearance during the past week, with only limited
demand Tor the leading articles of trade Cotton has
been depressed by unfavorabe accounts of the Liver
pool market and Flour has further declined. Corn.
however, has been in good request and with light
receipts holders have realized still higher prices.
PROVISIONS of all descriptions have been inactive In
Tobacco only limited business has been done. Sugar
has declined, but Molasses has met with fair de-
mand at previous rates. In Freghts there has been
some little fiuctuaton without any material change.
On Wednesday morning we published the Persia,s
advices embracing Liverpool dates to the 18th inst
They reported heavy and dropping market with a
decline of lid in the Mddling qualities and 3D. in
the lower grades, the sales of the week amounting to
about SO 900 bales including 1000 on speculation and
$500 for export. Fair Orleans was quoted at Sad.
and Mlddling Orleans at 13-16d., the market clos
ing with downward tendency. At Manchester the
market was rather irmer but closed quiet At Hayre
all qualities had slightly advanced early in the week
but were dull at the close The stock was stated at
100 900 bales
COTTON. -. The market has been unusually quiet
during the past week, with unfavorable accounts
from Europe, under the influence of which buyers
generally, have declined to operate to any consider
able extent unless at reduced rates, while holders
have refused to make any material concessions The
sales OF the week have reached barely 1900 bales of
which 500 on Saturday, 1000 on Monday, 500 on
Tuesday, 500 on Wednesday, 700 on Thursday and
LOO yesterday, the market closing dull at about the
range of the following quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25

A dividend of get. has been declared out of the
earnings of the bank, payable the 5th July. This
with like amount paid in January last, make 10 u
ct which will do very well for an eighteen months
old institution though, bythebye, it did not actually
get into full operation till February 1885, say sixteen
months since. There is not dollar of suspended debt
The investment in Bonds of the City and State was
very profitable one. They are deemed worth the
face, as all good securities can be classed on which
the regular f2ct. interest is promptly paid. The
results of the workings of this bank confirm our oft
repeated expressions that associated capital can be
proftably employed in our city, perhaps more so
than in any other city in this confederacy.
In uncurrent money there has been very little
doing. Distant bank notes are scarce. Gold dust
has not been received either from California nor
from that last great imposture, Pixies Peak The
semi-monthy arrival from Brazos st. Iago of silver
will be due the early part of next week. The steamer
from Vera Cruz has been expected for some days.
with large amount of silver; yet, we should not be
surprised to learn that the British steamers obtained
the expected amount to be brought by the conducta
from the interior, as the expectancy of its coming
hither direct is subject to contingencies beyond the
control of those here who are interested, and if the
export duty can be saved through the influence of
the British officials, the condition that British YES
sells should have the freghtng the chances for the
large amount to be received here will be greatly dmi
nished
The competition for the purchase of Mexican dol.
lars exceeds that of cotton, tobacco or any other
commodity of trade though 1904 is the current rate
for Mexican dollars there have been ntmations that
fraction over would be allowed It is however, all
in the of trade 1t is not supposed that pay-
mol
silver dollar will have any effect cotton CROP
The supply of American silver coin continues free
The brokers buy at yet. discount the counter
and sell at the best price they can above. In land
warrants there has been very little doing, and with
trihing alteration in figures, we append the rates and
our usual weekly quotations of coin and uncurrent
money, being the rates of John Wood u Co., corner
of Camp and Common streets:
American Dollars old s2 n cent preminm
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CATTLE MAR,KET.

JEFFERSON CITY. June a. 1852
Arrived to-day 100 head of Texas Cattle. The
market was but moderately active, and in favor Of
purchasers at our quotations.
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\, BOUNTY LAND AND PENSIONS-oFFICE
n IL Exchange Alley stairs nearly opposite the
WI Postqtdee. Soldiers sealnen and Tear4rs who have
fourteen disturbance 1890
entitled of aud. Widows children Of
deceased Soldiers and Tsmsters
land and pensions. Claims male procured
patri, Wy JOHN PURCELL
EI5 en- II Exchange Alley, up stairs
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q n. WILMOT,S PLANTE RS, pA,rEHrxu
~ CoRDWoOD CUTTER

The exclusive patent rights of the above have hen
chased by pany o. gentlemen the city OF Nsv 1
for the States Of LouIsiaaa Msssippi Aeama, Atsu
wishing to purchase PARISH county Stats rights 81 .sx
machinery, ootln the by Supplying to tae ur6c
T. w. &. COCK
No. 30 Natchs1 street, New 0rsecss-
Refers to- Ne Martin Gsrdon, Jr N. o.: NJ S gru
gie Ascension La DR.. G. W. Campb. Tbervilis Ia. C
tain j. e. Landry, n. o. q. G. Bogert, N o. c. Il kae
James uisss Il
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TOBACCO. The demand has been of moderate
character during the past week, and with more firm
ness in the views of some holders the business has
fallen off to about 1000 hhds of which SO at 6, log
at ~ 81 at 81, % at &C., at 81 10 at o. at 81
at 4, at &C., round, and the residue on private
terms. In the rates paid we observe no particular
change, and repeat our last quotations as follow:
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PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

~ which will be the last regular train
sundays the steam train will AXE o'clock morning
o'clock at night. - ~ Ai' -
svery Sunday from o'clock until 8, $3.50 1890 'p'
Extra special trips from night by the Horse Car
Wnsn required. by notifying the Conductor. ''
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station when notified
Except on mail trips, and afer p NJ sundays Fare
stop. ~ 'e 'i'iJ n aan "
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p a. PEEBLEss, GENERAL AGENT AND cs,y
kthsridge.
sv-REeERFNGEe-M9,srs. O. c. Miller n Ca. Wsas.wr
Etaesiass Lane. Mayae.t Co., Harrington Hsssrs
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