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"A have just received ONE HuNnED likely ME-
sN3,GR0E5 rom Virginia ind Maryl N among her, sow
good cksmhs Cooks, Washers aud bners ali Of Sbch
sale accommodating terms for ash or poo oil az
eptance aud will be receiving flesh Is durns tb s az
These intending base would do We to call nj NV oic
Charities and EspAnade Streets opposite the honse
John B. Smith. wv V'' vi
n2s osEPH BRUIN
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Hughes, Wallet Co.'s Saw Mills
Algers, January g. 1859 {
We have been using the souher Oil Compays Machinery
Oil department of the machinery this mill for abont
two months past and find it fully equal hest Lard Oil If
any give the preference OIL and shall
[Sgnedl HUGHES, yaLLETT l. CO.. Proprietors
GEO. w. GERRY, En- sineer and slaehnist
In addition to the Sew Mill have on The en-.
period and with equal satsfac,ion and results
lsignsdl HUGHES, VALLETT & co.
Picayune Office New Orleans
December IL, 1855.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery oil by
the soaen gu Company for the past weeks, the
consider IL the best
shall continue s -
it entirely from gum keeps machinery Clean and
ls'gnedI X. r. SHERMAN
Foreman of the Press Room.
Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin,
hereby certify that using (and some
time pasi The Machinery Oil manufactured the southern Oil
Company, and find it superior on and fully
equal to SPERM The longer use it the with
H. lsignedl JOHN r. ALEXANDRA,
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Delta Office New o leans, I
December 20 1858
Having used the Machinery OIL furnished by the southern
Oil Company on the of this office far two months ka
pleasure 10 stating that it entirely from heat and
is altogether the best Oil had in the press
When the OIL first applied coep ted ali dirt which
had .nmulaed since which il has kept perfectly
satisfied there OIL lutricans than tina.
inue il,
Glsignedl H. McMaNus,
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Crescent o@ce. No. 10 Camp street.
NeH Orleans, lee u, lS. s. (
naVe eeen testing the bern Gil Conpanys Machinery
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NO. Of STREET, between Cusomhouse and BeuyfIe
Streets New Orleans.
Just 1pen extensive Of French and German
LOOKING Gilt Frame and Limitation do 0rns
mented and Plain Wood new STYLE for Giasses
Engravings. Photographs, etc. >s
His splendid stock is offered at fo.tv mar x
ket prices. ' 49, "ess A.~4-
N B-Every article Is guaranteed and the choice Ioeht.
Glasses with double Considerable
ton Is owing discount allowed the decline In
Gliding guaranteed for ten years
An immense Gallery of Paintisgs EuRrayirrs and Ib,
graphs by the masters exhibited for ale at
siderable reduction. - $40 "' son-
A large variety Of Tasses Pins Clasps. etc.
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES
to close consignment, 'e"s
A3-Pafntngs Renovated, p1s su
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SsssEFsssa aSssssN SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND Fac
iliessuppied with Best, Pork, Mutton and Yea
sausases, Triss, and every thing in the butcher.
ing line Barrels and halfbarres of Choice Corned Beef
pnnp to crder for Cabin Family Use Stalls Nos
snd 81 OLD FRENCH MARHET, by
MRRKEL PARKER.
N b-steamboas and shpssupplied with all kinds of I.,
STOCK such as fresh mitch Cows Hogs shoas Pigs Sheep
.'A.n. 'teeoe, Jneks. Ghtckens. etc. aa2q Y
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SUNDRIES-ON BuaAp SHIP PEPPEREII, from
~ Bordeaux, below oonlnE up
CLAkEI-s0 casks good ordinary and family
ESl0U 100 quarter boxes OIL of Ronde
net, Nantes.
CORBS-37 bales fine and superne French of 10000 and
ID GOO each; bale OF 6UU0 Large Demlohn Corks.
DRY PRu SEs--6O cases. in Of "a jars, of different
shapes and sizes.
Rochelle, Lantel For sale by
s. D. GRATIAA < CO.,
lNnStrar l,r,ar
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MILLINERY
IN JUST RECEIVED-A NEW AND - ~
<sPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Ez
Spring millinery.
MRS 1. JEFFERs,
142 Canal street,
Respectfully informs the Ladies' that receiving and
offers for sale Large Assortment Of
FANCY GOODS AND
Paris Millinery,
Comprising in part Straw, Lace Leghsrn Felt Italian and
Chenille BoNNETs, all beautifully trimmed in the Latest
Styles from Paris.
hich HeadDresses, Bridal Wreaths Kid Gloves Parasos
.Corses and Embroideres.
Commission Merchants and Planters will find It to their ,d
vantage to give us call before purchasing elsewhere Ali
ders from City or Country promptly attended to
MRS. I. JEFFERs,
m28 2plt-3m I4o CANA, .,xoat
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RREAD -BkEAOEOR THE MILLION.
SOUTHERN MEtHANICs' STEAM BAKERY,
corner oil CLIO ana frahEsn sreets-De,o No. Poydras
Near Ney Levee street,
j. J. hANIEIS sSON, Proprietors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Sofa Sugar md Butter
Wine Biscuit etc. etc. Of the most nnaIity
and at the lowest market prices ~ f""''''
All orders left as above will be rDmpty and corec.l,
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GREAT ACKNOWLEDGMENT BARGAINs
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION,

G. Dupuy,
No. 6l ROYAL STREET between Customhou,e and Bieav.
streets, New Orleans.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER %.
ALC0H0L.-There is very little doing in Alcohol, but
quote steady at So cts per gallon for Western 95 per
cent.
ASHES.-Pot Ashes selling in New York at SIS 5O9
S5 62K Pearl S525 per 100 lbs, but hear
nothing doing in them here.
ALE AND P0RTER-Scotch Ale, London Porter and
Brown Stout selling by the package at S162H 175
per dozen.
BARK.-We continue to quote Querctron Bark at s17
20 for No . and $22G23 per ton for No fob There
is however but little demand for it, and have heard
sales of importance this week.
BRIMSTONE.-We continue to quote Birthstone at
$47 per ton for crude Sicily, but there is selling
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and still
quote it at cts. for Navy Ak cts for Pilot and 5E
per b for Water Crackersless the usual discount The
market for it is however, dull.
COFFEE.-The sales of Coffee which amounted last
week to upward of 2000 bags, add up this week only
about $500 bags. There has, however, been good in
qury for it, but the mness the part of the holders
has extent prevented operations The sales this
week previous to-day include invoice of 4OO bags
good fair Rio Mount Vernon II 500 bags
dium do IL 100 bags do at11 cts $50 bagsar
good do at 1111A cts and $50 bags prime do. at Pa
124 cts To-day sales of 450 bags Rio at IL \ cts
200 bags do at liz cts 200 bags do AGl1X cts
and 800 bags do t2 There has been nothing done
this week in Laguayra Java Coffee far have
heard. We quote Rio to-day at HOLLY for medium
choice, Laguayra at l2@12% cts and Java 151 ALI
We note the import since last of 1000 bags Rio
Coffee per bark Adelaide; 4267 bags do. per bark Cf-
ton' $500 bags do. per brig Mount Vernon; and 500
pockets Java do from Boston, making total of IL 767
bags and 500 pockets The stock of Coffee to-day about
80 900 bags
COTT0N.-There has been pretty fair demand from
spnners this week. the sales amounting to about $50
bales ordinary good middng Upland and Gulf from
S% cts cash, to 134 cts. six mOnths We have ma
teral change to note in prices, and the market closes
quiet but firm as follows:
GRADES. | UPLAND. WESTERN.
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NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-Perry Med. Collins.
Esq, consular agent at Amoor river, Asiatic Rus
sa, has arrived In this city, and expects to sail in
few days on his return thither by the way of ST.
Petersburg.
1t appears from his statement that American
commerce at the AmOor is steadily increasing
several ships having sailed from the United States
to participate, this year, in its rich trade They
have taken out assorted cargoes of merchandise
including cotton goods, wines liquors. ships stores
and chandlery, all kinds of hardware machinery
steam engines, &c. There are now on the waters
of the Amoor five steamers built in this country
A Russian officer Captain Davaudoff, at pre-
sent in New York, is experimenting the con-
structon of steam engines and machinery
to be placed in gun-boats to be constructed
on the Amoor, which is navigable for steam
boats at least twenty-five hundred miles The eli
mate is similar to northwest Canada, and the agri-
cultural productions about the same The principal
value OF the country, yet developed, is for its
'urS ana minerals, but when steam communication
snail be fully established, the trade will be immea-
surabiy increased in other productions, and
Siberia aud Tartary will add their treasures to those
OF the Amoor country. From Moscow to the head
OF the Amoor, distance of four thousand miles,
are upward of five hundred cities, towns and vii
lagos of industrious inhabitants. The AmOor Com
pany this year sent to the Am0Or river three or
four vessels with full cargoes, together with iron
steamers to initiate their project, namely unite
the mouth OF the Amoor with Siberia by a regular
line OF steam packets
Inc recent ukase of the Emperor of Russia per-
uniting Siberian exiles to emigrate to the Amoor
Is with view OF settling the shores of that river
and developing the resources of the country. The
construction of railroads is contemplated and also
lines OF telegraph connecting with Moscow and
other distant points.
All these movements of the Russian Government
are regarded with great interest, as they cannot
fail to open to American commerce large and val
liable market to many for manufactures. Con
sidering diversified interests including those of
whaling in the North Pacific and contiguous to
Siberia and the Amoor, the opinion prevails that
we should have Consul General instead of Con
suar ofhcer OF comparatively insignificant grade,
with an insufficient salary
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Munetarp ana Commercial Rebiebu.
BALTIMORE. sentember % 1870

BALTIMORE, September %, 1859.
The Stock operations this week have been light the
value of the transactions reported being only s25
0oO which but little than one third the amount of
last weeks business The only fancy in which there has
been any activity is Northern Central Railway the sales
of which add up about 100 shares. For this the
market has through the week been steadily improving
and since the opening an advance of to of dollar
per share has been established in it. The opening sales
made at S19@G1eH cash and time, but to-day there
were 900 shares sold at s19%@2O cash. and sos 2O4
buyer 60 the stock left off at $40 bid s20E
regular way. OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there
have been only 525 shares sold this week On Monday 100
shares brought $59 the remainder of the sales have
been made at S594 59H cash and time and closed to-
day at S59% bid S594 asked regular way Mining stocks
in which there considerable activity last week have
this week been quiet and have reported sales of only
$50 shares Guford at s1K@1S all buyers option 60
days. For Bank stocks there has been considerable in
quiry, and they have throughout the week been firm
We sales of 53 shares Merchants at Sl2O4 12O II
shares Bank of Baltimore at $1O49lO44 26 shares Far
and Merchants at $41A shares Farmers and Plan
ters at $ A shares Peoples S 20 shares Franklin
$ll B and 162 shares Citizens at shy There has been
fair inquiry through the week for loans and the sales
include 81 900 Missouri 6's at S4 s111O Maryland 6s
1890 at 1O3G1C3K $500 Baltimore City 6s 1875 99A
$40 do 6 1885, and 1850 do 1890 at 99 the latter
dvidend 4,50o Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds at
Central Railway 1885 bonds at 67H and 900 Northwes
tern Virginia Railroad endorsed third mortgage bonds at
66965A closing at the latter figure
Money rather easier than it week ago, aud the
discount rates somewhat lower Prime endorsed pa
per be placed at 7per cent but single do.
ranges at from to 10 per cent for short and long dates
The bulk of the paper Offering the street goes however
at sac per cent The demand for money is still active but
the supply of capital abundant and there difficult
ty in placing good paper at the current rates Money
be had on call with first class collateras at per
cent.
The foreign exports from Baltimore this week have
been very light but the imports considerably exceed
those oflast week. The imports for the week ending
Thursday amount in value to SAG 25S of which 1868 2S
were Free and Sl465So duty paying goods but the
exports for the period amount in value to only
$27 1885, against S3O1 GIG last week, and $239 O2 for the
corresponding week in 1855
81
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, SEPT. %.
SHIPS

Archer, Crowell, Caao-BarriI & 4nr.
Rsn seRaT 0 eGPSGy odas Boo Co.
F " BRINE, La11dis Mar.eilles- y. Hodges, Jr.
Taiamaz%o, Taylor LiyerPSoII7F /; Brains Co.
Mississippi, Allen, Rotterdam-B NJ Hodges, Jr.
8 L. FizSe, aid Gr en- VaparasoI|ETtz i Booth c.
Vile de Deppe Rossesgp HaYana Ahrens
Adelaide, wingate Rio de Janeiro-Hugh jenkins Co.
Chester crosby. Mobile-Hesien& 1 Rogers, .a
Daniel Webster, Ryder, BostonNT, %&itTid$e 4 Co
Lexington, Thatcher, Chill.
Mode M"dena RYDER, Cha GhalSs9n-C L PenIsrsast
Sophia, Jones, Rio de Janeiro.
Sophia Elizabeth, vandenhof, Cienfuegos-L Cuttings
VIM il. n wman, Gavet Rio de Janeiro-Ias A. Hooper
VI Wheaand Despeaux llio de JaneiroIL. Cuttings.
Wieland' tBrem osermanr Bremen-Katz Leopold
ALBANIA. (Br) Thompson, St Thomas-Jos. c. Yates & Co.
Coquette Young Guano Island-R. h H. r. Tucker.
Canada =; -1;;(Chilil-Fitzgerald, Booth Co.,
Ellen BERNARD Bourne New 6rieansNHeslen Rogers
FSsS Fafsr Hefde 6ase aa5sn
Humbod, GreenlOw: St ThomaS-A; B; Morton K Sons.
LAUREL (Br Brien, Maitland, \ sIKssisey Gray.
aura anaingtCn G for freig t-W RhoadS \ \ Son
Mary Cobb, Pillsbuiy, Port Harvey, n B.
Ocean Wave, James, Leghorn-Heslen 4 Rogers.
RG%sg Be
ssn5S GPT9 3h
s G. Bass Wincheser Ns7assa-W Appiesarth sS Son
Samuel Francis Moor ChareStOn-C. Pendergast
VIM. T. Hail. Oliver West Indes-W. Applegarth & Son
SCH00NERS.
Astrea, Pine, Boston-KelSey Gray.
Bloomfield, Hamin, for freight-W Rhoads 4 Son
Champe, Robinson, Wilmington, Del.
Elizabeth, Latchum, Newbern N C.-Jas. Corner Sons.
Flora King Treworgy, for freight-Kelsey L Cray.
Florida Tall Wilmington, N. C.-DunnOck Weatherly.
Harriet, =, Pacifc-Fitzgerald Booth Co.
Iris, Cook, New York-Jas. Corner & Sons.
John l. Darling, Howes, ProYidence-S. Phillips Il Co.
John H. Trayers, Wilmington, n. C-TraveTs x Mitchell
Jennie Morton. Monks Island-Patterson Murguiondo
Jas. Rose, Adams, Hayana-MOrrell K Randall
). B. Huey, Huey, Halifax. Corner Il Sons.
>. W Miner Berry, Sombrero-A c: EllicOtt n Co,
John Bell, lu "phrey, Matanzas-J. C. Yates Il Co.
Jas Madison, Tavers, West Indies-Travers & Mitchell
Lucinda Mercer, North Carolina-Whrdhee 4 Dickinson
Mary Francis -, Norfolk-Bevan Phillips * Co.
Maria L. Davis, Hallett, Sayanah-T, H. Belt, Jr
Margaret Ann, Rhinehart, Derby-W. Rhoa1s It Son.
Ocean Bird, Gibbs, PTOvidence-S. Phillips & Co.
Pocahontas, - BOSton-Hesen Rogers.
Rehecca, Foster for freight-W. Rhoads Il Son
Virginia, Kirwan, North Carolina-JaS Corner h Sons
Zephaniah Wnlk North Hutchinson
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW York Sept 23-Cotton-sales to-day of 300 bales
Uplands fair 12S Middling y. Flour is frm-saes of
1900 bbls at advance of cts. State 81 25G4 .35
Ohio 81 90520; Southern S5G510 Wheat has advanced
12 cts sales of 500 bushels white I30Gl3S cts for
Southern; Western white 126Gl30 cts. Corn-sales of
$1,000 bushels at 9394 for mixed. Pork closed buoyant
at t$157515s7N for Mess Prime $40 75G10 SIX. Lard is
firm at 10A@ll4 cts Whiskey is more active at 26H@
27 cts. Sugar is buoyant at advance Of H4 cts per
lb. Muscovado 5&G64 cts; Porto Rico 64(G7H cts.
Spirits Turpentne dull at 4747x cts Rice is large
export inquiry; sales at 34(d4 cts.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 23-Flour is unchanged; holders
ask S5.25 Wheat has declining tendency Corn is less
active sales at S7@9SS cts. Oats better. Whiskey
closed firm at 27(G2S cts.
MOBILE Sept 23-Saes Of 700 bales of Cotton at 10
oil cts Prices easier but quotations unchanged
Sales of the week S11O bales Receipts period r.
62Obaes against S,625 bales last year. Receipts
ahead of last year by 10000 bales Stock AZ
Freights-Cottou to Liverpool 916; to Havre 1H614.
Exchanges on London SkG9A.
New ORLEANS, Sept 23Sales to-day of 1900 bales OF
Cotton at 111l14 cts.saes of the week 25 500 bales
Receipts last week 3S 500 bales against 500 bales
year. Exports 1000 bales Receipts ahead of year
by 900 bales Stock in port 200 bales against II
bales last year.
NEW ORLEANS Sept 23.-Cotton-sales to-day of q 500
hala Of cts Coffaa iao t,iaf
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SALES Ar rHE RALrIMonE srocK RoARn
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW TORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
through LILLIAN FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers,
n Spt,tl !, gtra

In New York to-day Virginia 6's advanced z; Mis-
souri, 6's q; New York Centra'%; Cleveland and Tole
do IL Michigan Southern x; and Rock Islnnd y; but
Reading declined Y; Harlem q; Galena and Chicago e;
and Michigan Southern guaranteed x. Erie, Canton,
and Illinois Central bonds all closed yesterdays
figures.
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
Money is without change. The supply on call is very
abundant at 57 per cent Firstcass paper continues
to be in demand 6G6H per cent due this side of Janu
of the banks taking outside lots of paper gener
ally the wants of their dealers sufficient employ
their funds.
The shipment specie on Saturday promises to be very
large. The shipment this is already S537OO 900
against 600 time last year, and So 55ooOO
in 1857.
The Foreign Bill market is very firm and leading
drawer has put his for Sterling HOY The trans
actions have been at ll0@9llO& The supply of outside
bills is quite limited. Francs 5.15G15I2H
There is fair demand at private sale for State and
Government stocks for banking purposes We hear of
sales of $4,000 New York 5s 1875 at 102 interest off,
and Government 5s 1874, at 1034. Mr. Cisco finds
a fair inquiry for 58 per Treasury Notes par
the street all notes under per cent interest selling
at a small discount for Custom-Hous purposes
The New York Independent, of Thursday, has the fol-
lowing report:
the importers doing te except through the auction
The sacrifice submitted to in prices by the i'm
porers has been large, and must leave heavy loss job
bers active and reaping good profits The i'm
porations of French goods have proved thus far be
much in of the demand and the finest fabrics have
been sold very great decline from the cost of mpOrta
tion. The West buys moderately of fine goodScon
sumng mostly domestic goods. French and German cas-
smeres desirable styles selling WELL but at low
prices Domestic fabrics in active demand Cotton
staple goods are firm. Prints not active they
but appear steady in price Delanes buoy
ant in price, well quick of sale for all desirable
styles. Woollen goods rather dull for the
Fancy cassimeres firm in price, but heavy goods
supplying their place, Shawls are among the most
tive articles and the large assorments offered being
rapidly reduced.
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INOUESTS

Coroner Sparklin was called upon yesterday
morning to hold an inquest over the body Of ne
gro child about days old which was found slowed
away in an old trunk, at a house No. 2 Bethel st.
From the evidence of negress named Elizabeth
Armstrong, it appeared that the child was born ON
tuesday night but the fact of its birth was denied
oy It's mother, Virginia Gonafant; decomposition
taking place, search was made, and the BODY was
found as above stated. The jury returned verdict
OF murder at the hands of its mother The woman
VIII De committed to Jail by the Coroner to await
the action of the Grand jury.
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POLICE INTELLLGENCE

Edward Thayer was arrested, charged with
stealing one valise and one canary bird, valued at
SIS. He was committed by Justice Griffin
John Remke was arrested yesterday by officer
Caddimore, on suspicion of stealing pair of scales
from Robert Slater, at the Point market He was
committed for further hearing by Justice Griffin
Matilda Stewart was arrested yesterday bv Of
Ulcers Morris and Lambdin, charged with stealing
one tin boiler one quilt, two shirts, and one night
gown, the property of Mrs. McGarren She was
committed by Justice Griffin.
A man named John Shoemaker living on Sarah
Ann street, arrested yesterday BY officer Crou-
theirs on the charge of forcing entrance into the
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From Mexjcn

New ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Advces from Monte
rey, of the 18th, say: General Zuazua is here con-
ferring with Generals Vidaurri and Velez with 700
men and four guns. He holds Guanajuata and has
banished number Of Liberals. Miramon is arming
4,300 men in Northern Mexico.
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dHTTSE1TENTC

HOLIDAY STREET IHEArRE-To-night will con-
cude the first week of the successful engagement of
the Florences on which occasion capital bill will
be offered, embracing the drama of Ireland As Il Is,
Mr.. Florence as Ragged Pat, and Mrs Florence as
.I"dy OF3aherty, the performance concluding with
the farce OF a Lesson for Husbands, Mrs. Florence
IN SIX characters, and Mr.. Florence as Fred
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Arrival of tho Denver Citv Exn,

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept. 23.-The Denver CITY Ex
press of the 18th has arrived, bringing S32 900 in
arrived.
The returns of the recent election continue to
give majority against the State Constitution.
A Vigilance Committee has been organized to
ston robbarips ~