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Ship News.
NORFOLK, Sept. 30.-Arrived in Hampton Roads
vessels Robin Hood and Wandering jew from CAL
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A SHGGESTJON

We make the following suggestion for some en-
terprising typo. When the Great Eastern is in
cessful operation and making regular trips, as she
undoubtedly will do, between England and Ameri-
ca, there is grand opening for good printer on
board that vessel. In the place there would be
any quantity of daily printing to be done for the
ship tself-such table bills of fare, and notices of
all sorts that it may be necessary to post about the
ship directions for passengers and to those con-
nected with the ship itself. Then a small Daily
Journal, which would publish account of eacn
days sail. the number of miles made, the various
incidents of moment which would naturally occur
amongst so many passengers, the ships met on the
passage, and all the matters of note that happened
from day to day during the voyage. Nor would
such paper lack in the matter of advertisements.
The prominent hotels on both sides of the Atlantic
would be glad of medium that would bring their
establishments to the daily notice of travellers in
transit to either country. Things lost on board
would be advertised, and indeed, journal publish
ed in a community of, say 900 passengers, would
present many of the features incident to paper
printed in town of similar population. Subscrib-
ers to such enterprise could hardly be wanting,
in the swarm OF passengers, to whom such daily
publication would be the best relief to the mOnotO-
ny Of sea-voyaging and the ookedfor-event of eve
ry morning on the ship. The files of each voyage
would be valuable to newspapers ashore, in making
addenda to the foreign news of each arriva.-Hart-
ford (Ct) Times
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THE LETTER OF THE COMMITTEE

CORRESP ONDENCE BETWEEN THE RE-
FORM CENTRAL COMlfITTEE'' AND THE
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THE LAST BosToN NoTIoN.-When Mr.. Everett,
on Tuesday, repeated, in the Boston State house
yard, his Webster address of September 18th, we
are told that many of the audience had in their
hands copy of the extra Courier containing the
address. Some of these were too far distant from
the orator to hear distinctly, and had thus provi-
ded the means of gratifying themselves, through
other organs than their ears. Indeed, considera-
BILE edition of the paper was thus completely dspo-
sed of.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 3O.-Major Neighbors, the
Indian Agent at Belknap, Texas, has been killed by
residents Of that place, who were not arrested.
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yellow sugars OF lower grades at prices according TO
quality
Western, 5Hd cts for West Philadelphia and oswego
River, 6d6H cts. for Duryea's, and 6@16Xcts per Ib
Kingsford's Oswego.
SPICES.-There is fair business doing in Spices and
quote Pepper steady at 9G9K cts; Pimento at 6X9
cts; Gloves (d9cts Cassia at 26G2S cts; East
India Ginger at x(d6 cts; Mace at 42kCd45 cts, and
No Nutmegs at 5O(d55 cts. per lb.
T0BACC0.-The market for Maryland Tobacco has been
quiet this week. and the transactions have been light
For better descriptions full rates obtained but
sales of the kinds holders obliged to
concessions. We continue to quote Ground leaf
s315 inferior to good common at $3d4 So ordinary
there is little nothing doing in Bay Tobacco. We still
quote tips So 504; ground leaf at S57; brown reds
S99950 yelows at $129l6 For Ohio Tobacco there
is inquiry, and wthost any transactions to
report We continue to quote Inferior to good COM
mon green and brown at $495; medium to good brown
and spangled at S550d7 good to fine brown and span-
gled at 81 50(G9 and fine wrappey reds and fine
yellow at S0G116 We hear of nothing doing in Kentucky
Tobacco, and quote common lugs at s4254 75 good
at inferior leaf at S. 75G6 25 good do at
G750 fine at 81 509 choice at $l0Gl2 and rich heavy
Kentucky at $TG250. The inspections Of the week are
2,565 hhds Maryland 35 hhds Ohio and is hhds. Ken
tucky-total 61S hhds.
MANUFACTURED ToBAoco.-There continues to be a
good demand for manufactured Tobacco at former rates.
viz common pounds at 1920 cts; medium do at 2OG
26 cts. good do at 2Sd35 cts. fine do. 3550 cts; fine
SIS and los 20G27 cts. medium do. 17120 cts; sound
do at 1415 cts, and inferior shipping los 1ss
and 20's 9G12 cts.
TALLOW There has been no movement in Tallow for
weeks past but continue TO quote 1t at II cts per
lb. for city rendered,
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H. T. Lansdale, Son & Co.'s Weekly New Orleans Coffee
Statement of September oath says the sales of the week
only 500 bags at 11X@12xc.
Market closes frm-Fair to good Fair, IL x G12c;
Prime 12xc
Stock of coffee hand 1s Sept 1856 bags 40 1854
do. do. lst Sept 1857 7............ 1O7, ,2l3
do. do 1st Sept. 1856. ........... 4294S
do. do. 1st Sept 1859. 9............ 92S2
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A SISTERS LETTER TO A HrGHwAYMAN.-A notori-
Gus highwayman known as "rattesnake Dick"
shot near Auburn, California, few days ago.
On his person was found the following letter from
his sister:
SWEET HOME March H. 1850.
My Dear, Dear Brother:-I can scarcely believe,
rather realize, that am again indulging in the
privilege of addressing you with the hope of being
heard or understood. And tremblingly l ask that
you, my much beloved brother, the guide of my
infant joys, the long lost friend of my childhood,
will allow a renewed correspondence to open be-
tween you and your good old home. Oh! how
our hearts have ached for a word from your own
pen. Years have passed away since your letter
reached us-years that now to be lifetimes.
| have prayed the Father that He would restore
you to the path of rectitude but if He has not al
ready, you say, "Ah mel He will never save me-"
But say faithfully, He will. Oh brother, will you
not be saved? God sees your heart while you read
these words. He knows if there is secret wish
there, it is to be better If there be but the
bud, the bud of a resolution He knows, hear Him
say, "Seek We first the Kingdom of God, and all
things shall be added thereunto." Jesus will raise
your head and make you new man. Go to Him,
Oh my brother.
Will you not write few words to your own
home? 1t may indeed be bitter task, but may it
prove to be blessing! Do try to overcome every
obstacle; look down deep into your heart and see
if there is not wish to remember your sister,
your own affectionate and anxious sister.
HARRIET BARTER.
P. S.-Please write, dear brother and will then
tell you so many things that will interest you.
To Richard A. Barter. H.B.
The New Orleans Bulletin says of the ship Heloise,
burnt at that port: The Heoise was cleared from
this port the 18th of Jnly last, for Liverpool by
Meeker, Knox & Co., with cargo consisting of
3,9l9 bales of cotton, l6 bags Sea Island cotton 35
hogsheads and ii tierces of tobacco. After getting
to sea she encountered heavy weather, and SPRING
ing her mainmast, returned in distress to this port
on the 18th of August. She was placed in dock and
repaired, and was again being loaded rapidly. If
cargo will be saved in damaged condition. The
cotton belongs to T. c. Jenkins & Co., and we learn
is fully insured.
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PARLOR AND PORTABLE CRATES.
We have assortment ofthe above articles cacu-
lated to please the astidous, and persons in want of
HEATING OR COOKING FIXTURES
will not find it necessary to look further after examna
ton of our stock.
Among the new Stoves, &C. manufactured expressly for
this Falls sales are
THE MOUNT VERNON
AND PATArsCO COOKING STOVES,
which guarantee please every respect they
be returned.
THE ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
Is entirely new ALSO and wherever sold has given entire
satisfaction.
THE PARLOR GAS BURNER, (NEW0
made with Mica Doors around the cylinder to show the
e, making the room as cheerful as an open CRATE
THE MALCOM PATTERN FURNACE,
sorignaed by and believe that for the quantity
Coal consumed, it will give heat and better satsac
than heating fixture in the market 1t received
THE SILVER MEDAL
he Fair of the Maryland Institute in 1883
We also have an extensive assortment of
PLUMBING MATERIALS,
nd execute all kinds of
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING,
experienced workmen, and guarantee promptness
isfaction.
COLLINS, HEATH HUTCHINSON,
MARYLAND STOVE AND PLUMBING HOUSE,
rOctI Inlr i1rlnt trtrn tinrnnrn
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DEOPLES BANK STOCK for sale at par BY
IL a29tfr THnS. CARSON
CTORAGE WANTED-At ia South Eutaw
- street, opposite B. b Depot j. LAWSON
b co. j2sh
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A DEvoNsHIRE DUMPL1NG.-On the opening of the
Dartmouth and Torbay Railway recently, the navves
and other persons employed in constructing the line
were entertained at dinner, the principal feature
being a Devonshire dumpling' of unusual magni-
tude. 1t was in the form of a cone, about eight
feet in diameter at the base and about thirteen feet
in perpendicular height. 1t weighed 2,l00 lbs,
and its ingredients 573 lbs. of four l9l lbs,
of bread 382 lbs of raisins, 19 lbs. of currants,
3s2 lbs of suet, 95 lbs. of sugar, 800 lemons, l44
nutmegs. and $50 lbs. of milk. 1t was baked in
sections and then built up a wagon, the fabric
being kept together by hoops and other mechan-
ical devices.
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People arriving from Nicaragua state that M.
Belly's grand scheme has completely collapsed
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MARKETS RY TEIFGRApU

New York, Sept. 30.-Cotton is heavy; sales of 400
bales Upland fair 12k cts Mddling 11S cts. Flour is
depressed sales of 1900 bbls at decline of 10 cts
State 81 65475, Southern SIS 20G5 So Wheat is heavy
sales of 2S 900 bushels Western white 12S130 cts, Mil
waukie No. 105G106 cts, Chicago spring No / 100
Corn is quiet; yellow 93 white S7G9O Beef
is heavy; sales at SS So Pork is dull Mess SIS 75l590
Lard generally closed buoyant at 10H91A cts. Whis-
key closed firm at 27 cts. Sugar is firm. New Orleans
cts, Muscovado 5Hd6H cts Stock 123 900 hhds. in
Guiding all kinds Molasses is steady Stock Is 800 hhds
Spirits Turpentne closed steady Rosn is dull Rice is
quiet. Stock 8 800 tierces
MOBILE, Sept SO-Saes to-day of 700 bales Cotton
10A1101 cts market closing steady Sales of the week
1880 bales receipts last week II 500 bales against
SEQ bales period last year. receipts ahead of
year far 1400O bales Stock at Mobile S. 600 bales
Freghts for Cotton to Liverpool e per ID.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.-Sales to-day of $500 bales
Cotton. Sales of the week 42 900 bales Receipts
period 900 bales against A 600 bales year Stock
at New Orleans 122, COO bales.
SAVANNAH Sept 29-Cotton quiet sales to-day of AGO
bales at II l1H cts Sales of the week $50 bales Re-
ceipts. 5000 bales. Stock in port, IL 500 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30-Flour is firm State S5G675.
Wheat is unchanged. Corn less active. Oats steady.
Whiskey is dull.
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HOWARD STREET FLOUR There has been fair inquiry
for this description of Flour this week. and have
ported sales of bbs Super at SIS, and of some 500
bbls Extra at $3.50 per bb Both Super and Extra close
to-day steady at the above figures
OHIO FLoUR-The transactions in this description this
week have been light. There has, however, been but
little Offering The sales include 500 bbs. Super at S.,
200 bbs Cut Extra at s512K and 400 bbls choice Extra
at $3.50 per bbl We quote Super to-day at S. and Ex
CITY MILLS FLoUR-The only sale OF City Mills Flour
reported this week is of 500 bbs Extra made day
since 1918 per bbl Super has ruled through
the week at s475G5 for to good standard, and
and quote Extra closing at $575d6 for regular
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour continues active and
very firm Welchs is still bringing we quote the
fPatspsco Reservoir Silver Spring Ashland and shenan
Family may be quoted at s6(G6.50 per Dbl
RYE FLouR-There has been some inquiry this week
Ior Rye Flour and note sales of 100 to $50 bbs at
$3.50 per bbl which quote the ruling rate for it to-
day.
CORN MEAL.-Baltmore Corn Meal has declined since
our last 2& cts and it is selling S3S74 per bb
There was sale made day since of 400 bbs at
this figure Brandywine Meal is still held at 81 per bb
but hear of sales The exports this week reach
1858 bbls. all to the West Indies
The following the inspections Of Flour and Neal for
the week ending September %, 1859:
IT,, s..... g9ls; B1ss Half Bbls.
citw 3twSfI Nils s....1O2 1926 s67
Ohio. ...... .'''..' z4u4
Family y........................ o'o4f
Total-Wheat Flour. .......26,359 S67
Together with 2l4 bbls. Rye Flour, and 626 bbls
Corn Meal
GRAIN-There has been good supply of Wheat at
market this week. but Of other descriptions oil Grain the
receipts have been comparatively light The offerings Of
all descriptions add up about 7 900 bushels For Grain
generally the demand has through the week been brisk
and the market rm and at the close the feeling IN 1t Is
quite strong.
o maLAT.-The receipts of Wheat this week reach
lS.o azo,ooo bushels, which is some 10000 bushels
more than was received last week. About half this
was received ID on Wednesday, the receipts on that
day Deng ABOUT $4,000 bushels, which is the largest
amount received any one day since harvest Red
Wheat has ruled generally through at from LOG
to l5 cts for fair to prime although few of prime
been some variation On Saturday white sold at IIs@
l25 cts for medium to fair and 130140 cts for good to
PRIME but Monday and uesday It sold at 12527 cts
for fair, 1So@1s5 cts for good, 14ol45 cts for prime
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afGNAfIN Iron Franc Sole Leather and Iron Bound
r.. C.-.- TRUNKS, Carpet Bags, Valises, Ladies
Also Ladies' French Trunks all sizes and finish at
j. V. ID. VAN N0RTWICKiS.
NO. 259 Baltimore street
no,,,,,~, row cpp0 ,>,1 -, corner of Hanover
NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
In Having effected very desirable change in the Ar
rangement our Shirt Manu- factory, and having deter.
mined devote undivided attention to trade
wil for the future guarantee such attention OUR
ORDERS AND CUSTOMERS generally, as must in every
instance give entire satisfaction and by this recent change
in manufacturing department will also be enabled
to all orders furnished with greater precision and
promptness CONSTABLE, WALKER K CO,
a4tfr lhb Baltimore street.
MOUNT VERNON CO.,
lTl OFFToE. No "a LOMBARD STREET
Manufacturers Of
co II T. ON CA NVzS
RAVENS DUCK, SEINE AND SEWING rwINE
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-The steam boiler at the
Girard Hotel, exploded this afternoon, killing two
men.
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The Vicksburg Sun, of the 22d, gives the
cratic nominees of the county of Kinds, Miss:
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
COASTWISE.
BosToS-Schr. Pearl.
200 bbls fish, T. R. Matthews Son; 100 bbls do, F.
F. Pope; 800 bbls. do, so hhds. sugar, order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
AMsrERDAM-Bark Sophia Elisabeth.
33S hhds. tobacco, II 3S2 slaves.
WEST INDIEs-Brig Laura,
393 bbls flour, 100 half bbs do, 40 quarter bbls. do
$50 bbs meal 100 bushels corn, so bushels pease
25 bbls split do 81 bbs bread hhds tobacco boxes
do half teces rice 125 boxes candles quarter casks
rum, II bbls. cider, bale dry goods.
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LEXINGTON MARKET-The following were the
ruling prices at the Lexington market yesterday:

Sirloin steak. ..ll@l5c per lb.
" roast....l0Q a 6
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu-
ting.
The following occupied yesterday:
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SISTERS LETTER TO HTGHwAYMAN.-A notOri-
Gus highwayman known as "rattesnake Dick"
shot near Auburn, California, few days ago.
On his person was found the following letter from
his sister:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-11-25

Upon the trial Of john L. Cook, indict-
cd for Treason, Murder, and Incl
ting Shares to rebel at the Harper's
Ferry hsarreetion.
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ARGUMENT
OF HON. DANIEL w. VOORHEES,,
OF TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,

DELIVERED AT CHARLESTOWN, VA
NOVEMBER g, 1859,
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Termischte Anzcigen.

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