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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

John Browns family are likely to be well pro
vided for that is, if they receive all the money
which is purported as being raised for them In
addition to the proceeds of numerous sympathy
meetings held in behalf of the husband, and the
sums left by Brown in his will, the family will re-
alize considerable amount from the sale of Htho-
graphs and photographs, also from collections, in
dividual donations, &c. Some benevolent aspirant
which suitable words are set, entitled S'Ballad to
Old John Brown, the proceeds of the sale of
which are to be devoted to the benefit of Browns
family.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

A negro preacher in Detroit who married
black man to white, woman, such marriage being
illegal, was convicted on Monday last and Sentenced
to pay fine of $50 or be imprisoned for ninety
days; The Detroit Free Press saws:
This Is the first case of the kind that has ever
come into Court, and when it is known that If is
the intention to prosecute every violation of the
law In this respect in future, the effect will proba
bly, be favorable"
These amalgamation matches have been very
frequent in Detroit and vicinity of late
From BUENos AYREs.-A Buenos Ayres CORES
pondent, writing the 22d of October, states
that the negotiations of Gen. Lopez between
Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Confederation
progressed very slowly, the belligerents refusing
to suspend hostiities for time at his request
| The squadron of Urquiza passed the Notifications
on the island of Martin Garcia the l4th OF
October, after a very severe conflict The firing
from the batteries was effective. Senior Jose
Berzes, Commissioner from Paraguay to the United
States had passed through Buenos Ayres ON his
way to Washington, via England England and
France were augmenting their forces in the La
Plata.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

Mr.: Gowen, the American contractor for remov--
ing the distractions from SabastopoI barbor. has
now finished his work with the outer li0e of sunken
vessels, SO that they do not obstruct navigation
The large frgate Vladimir, successfully raised
October l4th.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

The WAY ELECTION FRAUDS ARE PUNISHED N CAN
ADA.-The Court of Queens Bench sin Toronto has
been for some days occupied in the trial of three
persons for periury-the Hon. b. L. Fellowes A
member of the Assembly; Martin Cassellman, Esq.
the returning officer, or Inspector; and his son, j.
,; Cassellman, youth of eighteen years of age
who acted poll-clerk to his father. The chaTre
was founded upon the making of false returns at
the election at which Mr.. Fenwes was returned as
the member elect They were all found guilty.
Felowes was sentenced to six months imprison-
ment and fine of eight hundred dollars; Cassell-
man, the elder, to six months imprisonment and a
line of four hundred dollars and young CasseIlman
to six months Imprisonment. They all held high
y respectable positions in society, and their trial
eXcited much interest.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY STATIONERS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS

sPALDtNG's PREPARED GLUE, -s .
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

The Central Italian army is composed of 6,75O of
Garibadi's men, $3.50 Lombards, /, 200 Hunpari-
ans, 200 French, 80 English, $50 Maltese and Ioni
ans, 26O Greeks, 450 Poles, $40 Swiss 100 Span
iards Begians and Americans, and 800 Austrian de-
serters. Total II, AGO. ,..,.- 80 tsTi u
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

stringent Sunday law is before the Mis-
souri, House of Representatives, which provides for
the following severe penalties among others For
selling or giving away liquor in dram-shop one
to three hundred dollars fine and for second offence
two to five hundred dollars and from one to six
months imprisonment. For theatrical or musical
entertainments, five hundred to five thousand dol
lars fine, and from three to twelve months impris-
onment. For playing on any musical instrument
at balls or in any procession, except at military fu-
nerals, fifty to one hundred dollars fine.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page

NEW YoRK-Str ParkerS6urg
Is pkgs. wine, ". T. Walters & Co.: 5 pkgs brandy
Aubrey Co.; case cigars, Pracht, voneif & Co. 500
pkgs. mdse.. B. 4 0. Z R S6S do sundru nnrsons -
, 1859-07-27
COMM MERCIAIx. .

TrsspAr Erxx1n, Jnly es, 1sa
WkxkLr REy1Ew-TuE CRors, krc.-The
weather during The past week has been moder"
atelJ warm. Not drop Of rain has fallen, aud
We hcar complaints from oil quarters, Of the
drought. The grass, oil over the northern aad
ccntrd portions Of tho Stasc, is nenzls destroy
cd; and the catt1c arc suffering much for want
Of feed and water. Unless Ne hare rain soon,
too, The potatoes, which are rery backward, will
be almost failure. Many fields in the northern
part Of Illinois arc hopelessy lost, while others
will yield An exceedingly light crop. The wealth
er, however, has been very favorable TO thehar~
resting Of spring wheat, oats and barley; and
one week more will probably sec these crops Ill
cut. The quality Of the spring wheat il about
the best ever produced in the Northwest; md
while We cannot SAY thastbe crop will be large,
there is evidence sufficient to justify us in pre-
dieting fair yield. The oa.s also promise TO be
Of fine quality; but the crop is small. The bur-
ley will be better cured than the two previous
crops; and from the samples sent in during the
past week, We may expect good crop. The
corn crop looks we'll; but it the drought con-
tinues much longer, 1t must suffer.
, 1859-07-27

luz aGaG. ~ ksn .no T. III fo".
1876, ,oo5 lbs, TO which add the amount market
ed at the eighteen points mentioned last week,
1.796, ,443 tbs, aud we have 4 total Of 3,l43 ,349
lbs: As there nre still & number Of places from
which We have no returns, the whole clip must
reach at least $500, 900 lbs, and perhaps 4.000,
900.
p nj. ru<z - A.
ihiAAoEtra'A"-Aae 1'o''" A"se''eo" ol tne
e3d says:
, 1859-07-27

NEW Yonk, July e6.-The Fost says the Stock
Exchange is even duIlcr than it was yesterday,
prcssed for sale with considerable freedom
The heariness is noticeable in the State Stocks,
the*c being 1css cuguired after than before the
receipt Of the peace news.
The Comnerci3l says the interest coupons
due August 1st, on ali classes of bonds Of the
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana B. B.
Company, and on tue bonds Of the Detroit,
Monroe and Toledo Railroad Company, will
be paid on that day 1t Commercial Exchange
BanE- There is rather more general trade in
the dry guods market this week The business,
etg obbers sonuins a Sp: hoid aoTn AK
Prices are as yet generally maintained, except
for low foreign woo'ens, adapted to The use Of
the manufacturing clothicrs, who hare now
made up the bulk Of their stock. The Efpress
says" Atthe close Of the day money waa more
in demand and rates decidedly in favor Of the
leudcr. The amount Of exchange drawn BY the
Boston steamer was moderate, and the market
closed dull"
, 1859-07-27

Topaz the market opened hsnes. and ads.nes Of "a
* was s.lnea ou yesterdays figures. Sales wtrc: 1000
hu Canal nj c ahoas; 1o0 t MOL At ae fur delivery
Thursday: 400 bu DO At &c; LOO bu dol SC; LOO u
do at Exc; 1000 bu No. 1t ase sees option next
dar4: l.o) pu Ke]eete4 1t :oc.
OATS-Reecpsa l.s. week T. II. bu sS hu.
The market during the past week has been se.y tuY aud
holder. h.ye submitted to decline Of Sasc Some SAM
ME. of the new crop haye been rccsrd Of excellent quay
but vc hear Of 10 s4s yet TonAr The s7t :-1.oo
bu No. a, &c Ia ssese -p bu do 1t &c in stoss.
K1E-Keoapts list week. COOS hu; sh!puaenta ss ha.
The rr:pts Of the new cup lave been noa ous snths
aaeaoe ct much demand Tic market has dedaed lss1se
during The week elosnk With ssles 1upAF ol 400 bu ls
new At SO = 60 ~ At depot.
uARLEy-Keoelpta, 1910 h1; EA,puentA 100 b. The
ruash.s during the 1t week haa been Without my ors
mrnt frx mail 1oss OF Old No vess 70 Ut tes
New B,,i+v h.s beep qs7esed Vi ~ Without buycsa
ALcouo1-Recc3pts Iast Reek lbs bbls thpuantk =
hh. 1anutae4nrr,,' ps4ess 65e; deslers.. s695;e-
BROOM coKN-No receipts er shipments. MARKET ea.
,t,e.g nchssat It e1e.414a for common 10 good.
pEaSaRecripssl l.st weet, BIO hush. Tte r1a.ket b
rcr, dul, With limited sa1es ii 5o2so:.
, 1859-07-27
4xcxsFza Axp sAHNtxrz nj K4AEE TorDAT.
KkQHf1A &HiFXk4I1.

was
There was better feeling both in Wheat aud
Corn to-day, under demand bY *.short sellers"
Wheat advanced 1@sc onSpring grades. Win
ter Wheat, however, was rather dull and hcary.
About 1900 bnshels Of all kinds changed
hands, at oslo for new No. Bed On track; SIC
for No. 9 Red on track; 95c for No 9 White on
track; ss@54c for STANDARD Spring in store;
end SOC for No. 2Spring. AT close the mar
tet showed more activity than throughout the
day, and etandard Spring closed at 53e. Flour
WAS dull md unchanged. Corn opened ut Sic
for No. l; but owing to an urgent demand, hold
crs becarnc firm, and the market remained vczy
stiff 1t 5Sc-showlng IN advance Of e@sc on
yesterdays, prices. About 5000 bushels
changed hands at SIC for Canal afoat; 57@5Sc
for No. in store; aud Soc for Rejected-thc
market closing firm at the outside quotations.
Oats were heavy. with sales 1t s5@2so-closing
weak. Rye more active 1t 50c. Nothing doing
ia Barley. Highwines, .l3c. Provisions inac-
tire, except Tor Bacon Hams, which are scarce
and in good demand. Wool firm. Hides ac-
tive It previous prices.
NEW oA7s.-Aessrs. Davis, Pope l. Co. re-
ceived this morning tho first consignment Of
,cv mt. t},;e scs,on Tbcx .rA ~h,ts and r,s.,
s.a ,~-;.hna % IL. a. ~ .,,s,....sa .s..s :,
They were raised near Elkha5t. On the line Of
the St. Louis, Alton + Chicago Railroad.
a."A'&1s' ~, S''-seee4p's -. =. % ni.s nouf;
~ ns "u,aA wv ~. ~, ~ W A 49, S'p"en'e.
ooV pta nout; 4oSo oa "nea- 4ne oeattse1
says " the trade in wheat e9ualed the rece1pts"
-hnyers offering k5c for M Red. 0.ts Or
-'~'
Wear FOE Dlsr1111Sc.-Thc Cincinnati Gh-
z<te of tf,is morning conts;nx tht fo}io.inc nnr.
..-,nh.-
asapu'
q he dses, e III. 3o
debating The question, whether it viii pay to
bfane hefe- 1he pface o. STANDARD Spriug
"heat IN lineage II 5l@osc, nuo the cost Of
transportation by rall 10 this place is 1S@20c,
put contracts might be made with railroads, for
large Quantities at lower rates.
s.. Lor1s, Jniy e5;Flour--The market re-
Sa11 ona a1nt 9n a.nfe e. "a ,ne &uo'a1.ons'
tn. Whea:-Fhe tnzrket Is dull. hut rr;ces sTc
unchanged Sales 500 sacks =. e5 @1.15. Whisky
-Molaers ask n =. aaFa9ce, ont buyers operate
.ha ea"uon* 1ne ssAlnK pt'ce Is @ete. Ihert
is no eaange IN other s1tlclea keceipts during
tne pass - nonfs, np % aeon so-day. include
o,oyo ssSAs naeae; I,Vo ~ sotu. anu w oois;
pore money Is ~ ous T. oe1ate demand, and
toe supply ~ ample. otgnt e1caanee on Aew
YORK Is steady At 1t premium.
c,xrrxx.~r Jn1v as ~ -R~e,e;nte 4 as7 b,r,x,.
o'NS' .e
nour; ',ssss pu "neae tsls ou' eo'n 1857 on.
, 1859-07-27

NEw YoRx, July eG.-The Europa reached
Halifax At J O'clock r. Il. The Soca Scotia
line closed this evening, having, as usual, re-
fused to transmit the report Of the associated
press The lines between this city and Sack
vile are working very impcrfectly in conse-
quence Of the thunder storms, and it is conaid-
ercd almost impossible to get the news through
in time for tic morning. pnpcrs, even il the
express arrived at S9ckyiite in seasnn.
, 1859-07-27

~s>:.. 7ru.oAv Kvssttts, 1ttaiy u. ~.
Eastern Exchanzo aaa vary scarce to-aay 1t
epernsst. pfemiuu'-she bankers having con.
si6117bae difficulty 10 accommodate thcir cua-
toners. Discounts moderately easy. Busines
Of Ill kinda very Light.
, 1859-07-27

Aueusr*, Ca. July o6.-5ohn Jones has been
nominated aa candidate for Congress by tho
Democratic District Convention, in place Of
> Hon. A. II. Stephens, resigned.
4 fire occurred Ut Jacksonville on the 18th.
destroying property to the amount Of go 900.
The BuHugton House and nearly IN entire block
Of buildings we're burned.
, 1859-07-27
BY TEEEf)7RApH,:::
NnaAraaa x3se& Af ,SAe H1sa8y, N


,.t;.i~ ' A' suH S.oo .: 1se's*es ney
49, i my ses.o' .nea q Yeees IN
ns9 s;sae W. thees % npuasans sseet tnat ~ i.t
tS.e4 a1Ace y tae "& okeke ~. produced AItn
< 20 eaect IN commcfaAt @ OF hnanc'A ssss'es
eese o-oeF- Inc ne~a caused inc ftcnca
tknos 70 eovnoea II per cent, she bstn1h ., Sea
etaef sofetrn stocks in pFopoEuon out,
nf~ aoek, neither merchahdoe' ao.
114*s' 1' nor money. nor e1snnS ~ NJ
HoSpl sne "caenh OF tAe yeaI "nlcn .,.,n.nt. !.
9ly antaForaoac Tor speenialse .a;i;,1 .n.fbt
N ameasofs {'te cause o1 sno
cometaang II aso ane w .us s1.nF ~. .Fst~.t =!
Thlch Tue bears c5c1Gse osss sue n.9ss;,c. % r..
chansc. aha M1'en, ut We .-t,a,fsa-
The dull lndlhefsncc maancstea IN " mo1G.y
~ La.t;aa y "'' '~e
oo1 ~ H.. .,rxayy yyb;1r the new. fno,n En-.
r,nr .nnearx 1no.t unsatisIactary for two i'm
norrtant i;nf.rests-.h. Wcsteru trader and The
aaaSs.r .nt fi,cr, !. of ro,-.. ,nn.h rs..
~. ~ rtncrs.n1st;on thst ~ NJ, ,t;nr ~ In.
1nent M m Enronean war In rcmfF.d frnn
the f;narciol sr.tcIn nern,i,t,nc . n.ider .ctinn
of eonfjdence. he easertial condition of nrns.
nar;tr ~ 1I'r s,.s,,cc,tn rs.r ..n dcrbtP int
Whatever NAV E. H. trnnorarr oaSantape to
th- VII M haxav.r ~. ~ recorcr~ fraro
sn,ho-rs..rn H. ,.-1o;o.,;an ~. - iii
grncr.llr f.c;t;f,ss hn.;na.s IN ntsrcsss md "a.
tnh1;sh !: ha.,.. 80. ac tL:.r. 1o,a~,1Jr
Tha ~ w. s*ss Msnl5 " - .s aa;tn,3., m n.
~ ~*t - - - - .;au ;-nn,t - sh;.
ccsnt-x - ."ay 4 NJ. " ,ncct tSe,n r,',r,r ,a.5 sn5
s-;.,s f.;.h, V.~;no .,,e rs.,,3,s ~ ~ ~s- 1-
and ;ts .nJaen t.r,n;n,t;on in ths s.me s.nect
s..;sh ~ H. "n.s,;ts - H. C-;r,aus .s,.s9sS
th.r s ~ with ths f,;inro u .hs ire.
snd n!n-;.;on. s,,cc,,,.t;sns nd ,s;th s,nr1a..
snecpiat;on n ,mnorts tSrx nre mt r;,f,ont
f ~ - - M
~ .rr Iaasas ~" j.; -. se1 - VI
cer nf snother nan;e If Ts d. .at ~rrrrise The the
s,tmos, cnns;on ~ .rrrs y ,'rt =, ~ -ssrac,
shc W. has hens6t.ed Il h.. - ;neres.sd VIZ r.
+ovcrnmcrt rrrcnns rons;dcrnh1v ~ - .:~rr ny
sh,o.t,ns noan,snt = ~ '''' W
f0A'S'S A-V.--
The propo~o1 Tre.fy ,C1sh H. Mexteo.
g.. v.,-t ~. a. ~. r.-w..I r.,
xxs,';. aosA so! .';Laas ne" -, otA 3a sn'es
@ n1 uroausni H. eay1 p t1s ongn. u
, 1859-07-27
The Railroads,

Nkw YoRx, July ae.-lt is said that the New
York railroad mnnngers hope TINT Mr. Carrots
Agent will consent TO the proposition for in
creased freights. The n. 7. Central agreea to
put up all elassea Of freight, il the Baltimore
road abates part Of its water rates. An answer
is expected to-day. The rates to be binding
August LIST.
, 1859-07-27

T nfBE r III E MS EX- =
IL cnASGE.-The Rooms Of the Association. IN
Ltnds Block, will be zach morning eight Ene
O'Clock lutnbe.1nans Exchange, 1t which tnte and
paes all resdeat and nouE4ders Manufacturers cty and
Eouttey Dealers Sesss Cap1ns and othcrs Interested In
tie trade are Invited to attend
K0DERT Il. FUSS, rssAdeat.
EJ1rnALkr Woon Secretary. myl:-6mdtEt~-dska
, 1859-07-27

fssE Il ilsstss; :::s.''::*:
,; ;.ss:s:14. = ,,.ss: I'll C :! =. =
sss a g sss ID. -: e! ss g. - 3 =
per weketa: 4N0s3o aar tommoa = eoei
- e e II e ts,a t5os .aigR. essSa: s
%7ss a." T. ao1es%ae :. hss'!f ~. aesf ~ y.
Wa. 1a,ets...; asa % hsladas ~ -.
~ SeseE M 3 "a snd i nfx I'd I h5e
e s.ts = u s by y :e fof Old nixed seae3 'ot nex
e ~ ief eaoce 5elaM southern 0e2 lo"7 ana da4
sa1atz toE &tss tad 4o9A fus GaaaA!aa-
s4!es of ls0o Ut. t 50 s1 mes aali fer
R!s g foE thin Iae AID 38 % for eisE. Rsst dn
tss: fM fcs.s e5ssfsa e e'Ssss Gssxe S.aa I'd
haas guilt I'd uenuiasi It I3Alse, Baeoa dull. Ga.
R9s I.a a., IS SxSx
,sSes ns FL 1sssRa a = 's's oAo cse mora plenty aad
Is5esk@As*ss I'D nd a.asr. No = ss4 Tsns s6 g
aaa. iis NS'a ssfG ss * = Is .ss ~ 1sess
IS; u sa4s, * III II s;k xst s.: -" ~ ~
II Tna1aA111 BuszAta July +,
FLorkood brands steady. low erzdes duh md e7kef
extra
G1A-Theat-Den.ud confined wholly to small to!llo
IRON x1,e Il sssasas iesY. On ewe1. holde.s a.E
20; huYsss oatE ss3. Dsi3ey I'D Rye du1l-
MmaET-kc better. az
CA5At F&E1GHTs- STEADY. .
1Ak1 fxfuE7s-o.o hh:e nour 900 bu vhfat, 5000 bu
corn-
EkroR7s-.sl bbls tour, B.soo bu wheat.
, 1859-07-27

Vessels Passing tho Wellund Canal.
Dr. Tk1zskATH.] lnrKEAlo, July :t.
yeases passed Tort Co1boEnc from r. H., esth 10 r.
~ efsa Ju1y. 1855:
bound West eth -Dhss LouIsa Drah Queen Iafayrt.c
0n the se'h-Ittx Sr Charles Napier. schrs Lochlel.
Hound Esst. *xh-Nuncs
0u the -6lh-isATk ptyuoutb, schr SInux. Theodore
PerrJ, n. H. DEWITT, Flying Cloud, Csrh1srntaa,
, 1859-07-27

SAc1v1l1s, n. H., July sG.-A dispatch from
Halifax announcos tic etcamcr Euroru as 6ig'
nailed beiow. Her advices wilt be to Saturday
18th, three days lntar than received by the
steamer North Triton al Quebec
, 1859-07-27
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.

TuEspAT Errarso, July 81
TEA7Nx1--cosl but pleasant Wlnd fresh from the
North.
,VrnEA PAasxe Dx11orr-Ju1I .3Ana A-Doand Up
MsaadA J Sktdluorc Mart Kl1 .rnA storm King. Hum
bold, fAEsoot, Jesls Cadet Zxphyr ruriau Cor Auut-
Bound Down Stint North Star prop. 1tInolS Potomac,
F1Yng Cond csr1hassna. Three Bcli* lbeo Pery VAS
st Paul Speedwel
On The 9Th the bssque Woodruff and prop oEaens-
down,
Fo1 TIE AEAx.1c-Soue at steam tuss asr fearioE
for other Aad dlaa regions. The Uncle leu Capt Fred
Miller ktasA il Day for Boston, WHERE she to be
tine for ScI Orleans They are both drsseLasstuEs-
b III sesd 9 FsS aas @ ~! r. gs feoa sa nf
70 . beter calculated na'tEe the .atess Of that
thet dankcIo"a locality than the Uswcso, but should be
tey socy to put wifi Capt &. We btiIeSe 1t Is not yet
dt6attrly setled.
The tayos tug Reindeer Capt. ktele7, heseasez to k
sAtfoue1 On st. Clalf Eyef-iuet. Tfih.
, 1859-07-27

Tatya1. MKT Va.
BAsk S1ocE-in New York. HIT.
ford, Boston st. Louis, TO % $9ta344 0I
Cx1kD StAtns' STOCK and Tx14au.
IT rNvrIs....+,............... .o15c9 o. .ls1.6 -
kentucky. Tennessee and Mis- ....
sour.... ..........--..~ go. 1.n0lo o. 16sG;o %
C,1r STucxs-l1a1tfofd Rochester,
GEooktYn, JrsSy City. -...-.. 1l100U eU 1lG000 o.
RAIL RnAp 4rncKs-uaEtfori s
New Aaven, Eostoh i Wotxa-
tel. ard Conneetlcus kivct..... sasnO n B7G9 %
MaEx0A1k HaIp1. .,,......--,..,.. S4sG1 90 61Q9 50
REAL Es1A ATE uhtncumbcFed.,,.,, 11,IH -
MISCELLANEOUS I1Eha.--.. ,... e31lS n
Cash On hand 2ad deposited GU Gil
md IN Agents haEd4.....,..... &n,AJ Is
4ausa,<s3 80
LIABILITIES:
C1Ansunadtusted and not due os
Applications received, md poees issed renee! by
au{ Of Its duty authorized 4kenA- Loses equtahfy ad
Illinois.
Agents appointed supplies furnished and ~ business per-
taninE te stn5'a suPefsia!oa IL TIC STE Of Nnos
nron.pn s.1de Y A,,Ar Afsnt, sp,axasd Illinois,
JylsFT No. Lonas' Btocx. cer. S- Water + Cask- It
, 1859-07-27
Transportation.
Ct. LOUIS, ALTON AND GILL
~ cAoo IAlL1oAn.
Important to shippers.

Aa Express Freight Trtu leaves the Compauya Depoe
datv At 3 " for ST. Louis sundays excepted. Through
thirty -nne h.nst,
Goods intended b forwarded by ths Express Line
ahol 10 s.a1ked. Via 81 l., y. ! I. X. H. snd % ls-
s.1sets. II os befuIu o's.ock TN,
y. H. MOORE,
rtfD1-t-1x
, 1859-07-27

TT o D G E S d G O..
terccreoxs 70 J. Il. poGdwJ
GRooER9x
~ = SyHfS &7Fssf. = 10
Hare now ii sose larre ~ itrsh stock OF FINE GRO
CERES rRov1sioss wHrs. TEAS. ae' 10 ~a'sh
we iuyiA attention. Our goods arc OF The
CHOICEST QUALITY,
And daze seaeae4 viii great e.sc
PARTICULARLY FOR FAMILY Use.
lsn9 Srafs experience in Ee~ Yoss conblaed With "a
eiles rpusehssnk which csanot be will enable
uato please customers In quality of SooGs and prices.
AIN To make ou1 house second to hons In the Statss
Ell. 3. DOGGETT re.nalns With The New nouse.-E3
iris aesa I'm
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kaIroa66..
ILLINOIS CENTRAL Raj

LIlNOlS .CE4NIkAt KALI
l. aoAn. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
sss ' e Il IN ss sss
Y: Lss'. L,seaxSb kaa,a: Gy = jssph. Gar.
6ssass springfield rsas Gss Saesaae. a.sSts; as.s.s|s;
Lay Esp.sss Il i.oa a {su,..,. .zcep.a,, a,,,,tnr
1t " Lous II 7t, An ca1o II as a.u: Asmpbi. 4
Sxhs E1pre4 :. 11oo pm, {s.,n1asy. ..e*p+a3 uar-
~ Kaaftt.s R e. ss
a17inx i kaafakes It !e.o 20. q rssss:
Ia. .1!ss - = ch!e.x5 @ i si5 s@ I'd 80 pm,
neaas sletplak C,4s .ss run ea M II Night Ts1n..
nak7ke checked through "a Cairo. St Louls and St.
TlfKoCGH TICKETS fer als 4 he Company. ones
sFh III Wayne as Ghiasxo Kau,oas Company, ee'ner
e e*a as "a o kssf * s :a .,te :. e. x1s
31a Ra'olpa 's'es@ md At al Railroad Offices Saa aaa
HIDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN TRAINS.
1<s'' Chicago 's sc s., Ie..' w:s4 I.:'H5,s:@
:;$ &: &: e e e: :: /: ;;;:s$: ;;:;:S:$:: ;:$Ss:$
Fsta 10 ernts each way.
canaasatoa Tetet4 = teaaees .ater. seo fur thr~*
ees e Z .s = II S Of A
,ouxsox 4 akIiirM sap<1iat*ri.s..
CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CIlI-
~ c4Go RAILROAD.
SRnmer Arrangement.
On and 'sf SUNDAY dsy Hiy I; ''' two Express Trains
ST. LOUIS CAIRO ssk SE5RHIss 0aEzsx xx'oxsDuEo. AND
Northern .Kissoar1, Kansa< and Na9ratka,
Sf r. bes Alton aad Gsx ss ~ A. Es s
Trns isases St touis Depos eor We.s y.a Bus<a .ai
si5 EE2ss ssSsS'}s sas:s: :2esa
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Gr0rfrte6, &r.

4 1NSEED OIL.-50O0 gals. Lin
~ seed Oh, ncw landing and for Eale h5
I0CkEE. PHILLIPS i co.
A1S Is South WstaF street.
TNGLISH LfNSEED OIL.-l000
l. gallons poIed Enetah L1ns+ed Oil, for sale by
HOCkEE. PHILLIPS l. tU,
= H}xSE@ ~
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ASSETS JULY 1, 1859.

AUTHORIZED CArITAL.....,......4t d. 90 %
PAID UP riFAL..............,., .,.. 100000 %
s010.&3a 80
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4 MEXICAN TKANSpOkrA-
III TON CuMP.tNT,-rnco1poratxd
undar Tia Laws Of TIC stasa of Scw YORK.
CASH CAFIT1Ls 100000.
JOIN t. KIMBERLY, President.
FRAskL1N LEE. Yles i'.ezdent-

On hs opening Of navigation. this Company viii h. prs-
pared to transport r5npesv, N4rthan,t<. etc., Sew
?ers hc.tor Albany I'D Tiny TO ct Tho ea,les.
A* Flour FrnrisaoS Puee. etc., fsun any of tic Lake
Posts to THIS Wster With great an dlspateh aud
As'oH te. ~ ~ other .cronstls uns At the
tine Citing through bills Of Eattn for ~ property when d.
eret- This con,tany have Inns Of
EIGHT STACScu rROPELLERA
To ply between Huln and Eh!ean, touelnx ynute ak
s,es"ysan MlwauEe+, i.sene, KtEn,hs and Waukesaa.
H.vins Z Ehs.:o a"ple all!rs aal ~.rIs' e,a,''o~
e> tntzutrl 10 fsls which viii ba anes tho srt.lnn
ofthsf Axyns. who Will tyc h.s p:s@sa! asnan to the
fuane1t ef tnutact% adjustment fr.ains afd daaEtk
As our tou3sany haze large a5s VI
CANAL BOATS ON THE ERIE CANAL,
md about to establish 1Ihe Of Steam Canal Bo4ta aso
va feel warranted in rfes.ntk 70 nutuefous ettatoa
sts. that they can eely luna
CKEATER DISPATcH AND At Lens RATES
tan haA hesctofora teen ks<n- Mslht.e3nre. aAk b
&c 70 caotihue the IztrttEc ~ hhsEay btr3owc1
during the psst four year.
odces and Jocks Market street. between W7shnklon
anh MalLnn Streets, Ch!eago. II.
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ATN A
INSURANCE COMPANY

Unsupported 1a19 -.--- Caaresr fa.Pseaa].
c~sh Capital ~.< sa,rf~s...s2 ,o30, 423. SO
Firo And InIAnA Navigation Risks
TAKEN At LinERAL TERMS AND RATES.
Especz! attention gwen to Insurance. Of Dwellings And
Contents for terms Of one 10 trc yeass.