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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
New York Financial Matters.

New Yoae, September 8--P. M.-The stock
market is exceedingly buoyant, to-day, ana,
excepting the railroad bonds, the entire list
shows a higher range Of prices. The rise 10
most decided on the railroad list. especlaly
the Western stocks, which opened at an I'M
provement of lag per cent, which Is sus-
tained at the close. The only stock on the
Western list that did not sympathiztwitht the
Western market, was Michigan guaranteed,
which opened ut 90, against Is, at yesterday
afternoons board, and sold down TO "a,
closing finally al 2424@25. New York Cen
tral went as high as rs y, but closed az 'o1s
Gl7814; Galena closes at 13si(9fS;h, ana
Rock Island at 6s2i Coal stocks are strong,
and offered in small lots only ut an advance
of 1d663l per cent. IN Railroad BONDS inc
transactions were also on larger scale, puI
prices generally were easier. Illinois central
sevons fell per cent; Michigan Southern
seconds, :; Pacific Railroad sevens, With
Missouri State guarantee, brought 50. The
business in State Stocks was unusually large
to-day. especially in Missouri skies, when
sold to the extend Of $l3i,OOO, at 90 cash,
and on sellers option. The business IN Ex-
change. for the America's mail, has not been
large, though rates arc firm. Sterling has
been comparatively quiet at llO@llO1s, the
outside figure for small lots. The bulk Of
sales have been in francs at 5l2H net, at
short sight.
1t is probable that our first supplies OF
Southern bills will be on Paris, as the trencn
as usual, are always purchasing considerable
quantities of cotton at the Gulfports. In the
meantime francs are held firm at full rates.
The 1Igtno, for Liverpool o'morrow, will
take in specie about $SOO,OOO, probably little
more.
The average receipts Of the Michigan
Southern Road show falling off, compared
with August, 1858, Of $4,000. The Illinois
Central Road received in August $ll7,OOO
against S2OS, 900 in August, 1858. The re-
ceipts Of grain at Chicago the first four days OF
September equal the quantity received the last
week of August.
Whe weekly bank statement is favorably
construed, the increase in loans being ac
counted for in part by the fresh demand from
the West, which in turn must work additional
ease.
The transactions In money to-day do mol
show any change in the market
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
The Cincinnati Street Railroads,

The Cincinnati Street Railroads.
Laborers are busy as bees along our bowl
dered streets laying down the new track.
A group of City Councilmen were gathered
at the corner Of Fourth and Main streets,
yesterday, whore No. route is being laid.
The representatives Of the East End were
felicitating themselves that there was some
activity east Of Main-street. Councilman
FRAzER stated that he would have to provide
himself with hand-car to return to the
Third Ward from the City Buildings; he
could ride in the cars going up, early in the
evening, .twould have to make other pro-
vision, on return. The representatives of the
Third and Seventeenth Wards, should have
an express car fitted up for their express
use, with all the modern conveniences
Route No. 4, now progressing vigorously,
awarded to the Passenger Railroad Com pany,
is as follows Commences at tho intersection
OF Lawrence and Third streets, thence along
Thirdto Wood-street, thence along Wood To
Fifth street, on Fifth TO the intersection of
freeman and Ffth-streets, thence along
Fifth street to Smith street, thence along
smith-street to Fourth street, thence along
Fourth-street--as long promised-in front OF
the PEssY Pass Office, to Lawrence street,
thence along Lawrence e-street to Third street,
at the place Of beginning.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
Arrival of the AragO at New York.

New YORK, September 6.--The steamship
Ayn9o, from Havre and Southampton on the
Gath ultimo, arrived here a; Ave o'clock this
afternoon. Her advices are anticipts8 She
brings two hundred and passengers, ,inclading H.
W. Raymond. editor of the New York Tmcs,
j. valero, Sardinian Consul for the Port of
New York, General Barnard, of New 0rleanp,
and G. BodalonSque, Manager of tho Ncw
Orleans Opera. The Arogo passed, on tho
25th ul,imo, off the Eddystono Light, the Oce1a
Queen, from New York, hound to Havrc. The
Aroyo passed Cape race on the Sd instant.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
River News.

LOUISVILLE, September 6-P. M.-River
three feet in the canal and falling.
ST.. LOUIS, September 6--P. M.-The river
has fallen two and half inches at this point
in the last twenty -four hours, and is now sta
tionary, with scant six feet water to Cairo.
Nothing new from the upper streams-all are
on the decline, and difficult to navigate.
Weather clear and cool. . ...
PITTsBNRG, September 6-P. M.-River six
teen inches at Glass house and falling.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
Illinois State Fair

FREEroRr, ILLINOIS, September 6.-The ILL
nois State Fair has attracted large concourse
of persons from oil parts of the North west.
Fawkes' steam-plow is here; also, new ma.
chine invented by Van Doren & Glover, Of
Chicago, which, besides plowing, digs bitches,
reaps grain. stacks it and mows grass. An
award Of $500 in prizes will be made by a
committee on Thursday.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
A Cincinnati Artist in Baltimore.

JOHN r. JOHNSON, an Ex-Councilman of
Cincinnati, ia called Colonel in the East. He
is prince of good fellows, and quite aspir-
tied painter. He has been highly com
mended, recently, for a view of the north
branch of the Potomac, which he has painted
since his return from recent tour of artists
made amid the romantic scenery of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
Arrival of the Overland Mall.

ST. Louis, September 6.-The overland Cal
ifornia mail, with adviees to the 18th, arrived
here to- night. .,
The town of Vallecito, Calaveras County,
was destroyed by fro on the 18th.
An Atlantic and Pacific Railroad COnven-
tion will be held at San Francisco on the 10th
inst All the Pacific States and Territories
will be represented.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
Minister LcLane--FrOm Havana.

MOBILE, September 6.--The United States
steamer Brooklyn left Vera Cruz on the lst inst.
The ProgrOsso says that Minister McLane
availS himself Of two months leave of ab-
sencs.
HAVANA, September 2.-The capital of the
Bank of Havana has increased $5O,0OO. The
bank has been authorized to issue bills double
the amount Of its capital.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
Municiual Election.

LEAvENwoRTH, September 5.-The municipal
election yesterday passed Of quietly. Den
man, Democrat, is thought to bo reelected by
small majority. The Republicans gain
largely over the last election, and will proba-
bly, have 4 majority Of CounCilmon and city
officers.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
Who Shall be President OF Antioch
Collegei

The Trustees and numerous friends Of An
took College meet at Yellow Springs to-day
TO select successor in Office Of HORACE MANN.
The search for just the man is an uphill bus
iuess. Their choice will no doubt be Rev.
THos. HILL, Of Waltham, Massachusetts,, e
natvo of New Jersey, a printer, and gradu-
ate of Harvard In 1943
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07

Gss~The general agent Of tho Western
States for the famous and unprecedentedly
successful Etna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, receives q compensation larger than
that of the President Of the United States.
His commissions annually range from $685.
600 to goo, 900.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
The Grand National Horse show.

The Grand national HORSE ahoW'
Dayton yesterday presented an animated
scene. The horse and the lovers Of that noble
animal were the card Of tho day. Some of the
most superior specimens in tho West were rep
resented. Ohio continues to be le'd ding State
in the breeding, training and sale of blooded
horses.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07

SsS-P Paris letters state that during the re-
cent festivities, several American flags were
displayed, but not an English flag was seen,
although the number of Englishmen in Paris
is fivo times greater than that Of Americans.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
Texas Election.

WASHINGTON, September G.-The New Or
leans papers received by mail state that the
Independents, or Houston Democrats, have a
majority of twenty-five on joint ballot in the
Legislature, recently elected.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07

@-All the prophets particularly III pet
tcoats) will have it that the recent aurora
borealis demonstrations portend something
frightful. "The red sky is certainly fore
runner Of blood"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07
DI ED.

On Monday evening, jh inst, EDwAEp MERRILL,
sou Of George T. and Anna NJ. Cooke, aged seven
years six months and eighteen days.
His funeral will take place this afternoon at two
O'clock from tho residence Of his parents, lg9 West
FrOnt-strert.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-07

The Cincinnati Methodist Conference.
The annual conference Of this church Open
to-day In Dayton. The reports will exhibit
the extent Of the field Of operation Of this
branch OF church effort. The Ohio Annual
Conference was organised in 1912.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29
JAMEs G. BOsHER,

INSU RANCE AGENT.
tJe EaSf ds ~ iih Sre, S>oosd door Norsa orf1.
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III pAnles: sN anu rehaoe Com
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tai and surplus - ~" i''s' eAPio =.
oh % rEs Insurance Co.. Of the City Of New YORK. capital
surplus. ~ ~-f-' f@''s'N" WIN iAfge
rhn fire In Co. Of Brootyn Capital surpus sqs 900
az, Issued on Budns turnure, Manufactures Merehan-
i Aha fersoua operty generally against los. or -
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s ~ thsy are BY experienced under~rers 70 he
the most ample guarantee tba, Al
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manner The long experience subscriber In ,hs.
matters WI facilitate and on nj. ah. ~.
interest OF All Who be disposed patronre his er,, Co..
Navigation risks Vessels their carr.es In
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LIyERPOOL AND LONDON
FIkE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO.OOO,

INVESTED IN TIE UNITED STATES 'oyrR ssooooo,
Az Directors Personally RepoA-ls J az Es0a0Ssnss nj,
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w EIepeeay ask attention 10 the security Liverpool
w ADD London Insurance Company Its policy hoids NJ .
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29
GEORGE DARBY.

MANUFACTURERS AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, Sc,
LARGE assortment constantly hand. orders By mall or
IA otherwise, promptly attended to-
No. Is, Governor Street,
RICHMOND, VA
~ Young's celebrated smoothsaEed sHINGLH MACUTNE
put up in part ~ the State notice jyqs-iy
Il BNNEDH'S NOVELS
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THE Old Stone Mansion, by J. Peterson aI2s
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NEW Dictionary Of Quotations from the Greek Latin and Mo.
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Of the Professors and Ohcers
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29
JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CoRSER OF GREENE AND MORGAN sTREETa
UOWEN m.

gbhobt CIi1 mOuLDiAG AND FLAMING MILL,
CoRSER or GREENE AND MORGAN sTRRETs
John ID. FULLER. ProprIetor.
XN00D Msudngs Archrayes eonsantiy on hand
and worried TO order Also Pew Caps Rails and Hand Rails
lnfde Trimmings OF description, Brackets
Gnds Of Scroll and Straight Saving Carving Any
desired pattern worked Go order at short notice Wood Turning
all Us branches Plain, Panned and Newels
and made 60 order Bausters of all descriptions
Ae DC Mahogany, Black Walnut and
Rs saved or worked TO order The prices marked
der 100 feet running
NB-one OF the largest stocks % Moudlngs Tmmngs
and greatest varsity Of Patterns
materials will always be found establish ent Planning
with neatness and despatch ~
JOHN FULLER will ais" manufacture give particular
deattoH 70 Gothic Work for Churches buildings Dwelling
Mouses Ac Window Frames Ac short notice
Roand and Square Picket Pence & Doors sAshes
aud Blinds OF description
rial aud warranted TO stand In Builders Hardware
and article In that line furnished prices
AAreleised Iron and Slate Mante Terra Gotta usse
Wndov Caps a. " Degns and Drawings furnished shor
ouuee sun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

Two THE PUBLIC.-In consequence the unprecedent-
u ed OF "Our Model Shirt"
en (Which was heretofore mPosbe Of the great
demand In New York; dlndys of
lar Shirt hand In variety Of and
those sending ordsrs will filled regularly and with
despatch As the sole Agents for this Shirt
We would respectfully call the attention Of those who
seen Our Modelo examination they
ed that Its the best cheapest and durable offered
Tor sale We also scientific
At short notice, We
hand large and desirable FURNIsIING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining
and which vii be offered ~ greatly reduced prices
STURTEyANT MAGWIRF
Au2O No. ~ Main street, Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

Eaase orders from Trade By OF TeeslsPa 6Ied oo
application 70 AUsTENs Agents
% Pearl Street New York
Kerosene also obtained At the Manueture Prices Of
all The New Ysrt Wholesale Druggists Groee Camphene
BurnnE Ihd hanufaeiurers and Dealers In Lamps
B-kerosene II the trademark the on
all caution against
u oet-9n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

RESTO THE VOTERS OF THE CT
s>->s9 Tf OF RiCHMoND-The undersigned offers himself
Candidate for the Office OF COMMISSIONER REvE
NUE. for Madison Ward the eeetIon Having nm
wards Of eighteen years the Police of the
he would deemed the
guarantee that the duties OF the Office he seeks would
and ereeiualy discharged But lac being rem
resented through the city that he good oae
lie bcgs leave TO that from injury recently In the
discharge OF his Police duties he will moi he abIs
efficiently Ia the should be 20 peor sny
extraordinary service and therefore offers
for. Respectfully,
no22-tdelec oADMUs JOHNSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

ANFM coUeHs, Guns Ho,EsrSrss and ISrlrrSzl In.
3: J. : !.
KNlLEA EtATi0N SuEENEs, of TRro.,
<A-A~ CoreHs, &c" Dr. g y BIsEloW Bos,.a
Raw \ II cH,rrx, New York
" hosf eIiutIry reiST IN
REv. :. srsrEIrr Mor7isioun Ohio
bt"eae'a' '''e' compelled :. peak slgsrag from Con-"
Rev s J. p ANDERSON 81 Louis
~ fgsoiaai N rSorag RoIrssaes' I-rit4toa Of ps
Prof " STACY JOHNSON, ,LaGranse Ca
Teacher Of Musie, Southern Female College
s;ssst 3; Ma 5o Sa sf e IsS ssafissS gS a. @ i S
President Athens College, Tennessee
Sold BY all Druggists, at IS cents per box
Also BHoWSs TEocHSs Ctdrhc LosSuyes for .
gSp''d I"dge't'oH CoastPat'5, Hodass, secfin
SOLD, wholesale and retail. by
no2S-dAwsm USHER WINSTON
New sTYLE nI HAT.Jgs received psr steamer yaus.-
SoInd @ Sro-n soh Hats Something entirely marked
no28 No lel Maln ST, opposite E"slanre RaSs
rVo HOUsRK,EEPRRS.-w. have received a fur,h,r
SS Pees nc fan aud complete stock q roods
hoz1 81 Main 81, nearly opposite 81. Charles Hotel
BARGAINS IN MOUSELAINSi
selling printed Mouselains shilling same O.,
bargain Printed Mousab. a, less sSsn eoi rs f d. @
SsrS6s f' RS nS.c. T sAs'R Printed i and Plain French
ssen,s striped and Check Sss ssEe, I5c Rich ss
Robes tia 49, " " w '''1i''N s'A
FoI bargains, call =, % Main street
hozz CHRISTIAN LATHRoP
IOH HRNT.-A house on Grace street between sB5
- 80 % sHeets Apply 20 ROBINSON a ROBERTS,
H1---,H Conner Cary and iSh ss
/ TICOHICB,-PAs sick, and mass Of approved brand,
Tonqua Beans Superior Anrosura
'ns'reoeiFed and Tor sale BY >. PtTFIEID GEORGE
. 10 " Blair CO : building
-hozs-u Corner ish and caty streets
CONSTABLE, WALKER A co.
OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM,
Baltimore, Nd,
NJ hOLtALt RETAIL Dealers, Importers Manufaetu
w rcrt OF 0cntcmens Furnishing Go6da
sHIRrs sufRTs m
afe assortmenf avays hanh and
~. large and varied assortment Of species Of o sr.
tAiniuE % business ~ wv
CLoAKsAND SHAwLs Ar HRDUCED PM
- ttS-hiack Cloth Cloats. 10 e1lrlt
stock q rhavs large loi French Rcverabie shaus .f M
Se.o ION auG3n a. loser prices sn any 10 re city
no23 81 ,f.i.s.-1
100 bills. FAMILY FLOUR, y,ry superior
NV y" eti crushed, powdered and circle ana coffee
Boxes Loaf Sugar
2N ihds. Cuba Eugar
lV uerccs hcc- receiving, Tor sale.
no4a LrwIs wERn 4 JOHN a. WADE
- BErAD RfsTRsi'
II you wsn, good bread buy {, Rrss5 RissT ~ 900
kEFsEE a PARIS Potter.
u'-' Corner % l2ih ana Cary Streets
nILs-Purc Sperm. lard Solar No 1 rrsip ,sd tl,,..,
h'79 W PETERSON. Drursis,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

conn UGATBD WROUGHT IRON AND
MIxE lsseuTed by L-t,eTs Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries
tages Ae Sheep and OK Hurdle Wire sacklng head
steads with variety Of Folding Iron and Iron
FURNITURE Patent Wire Coal Screens and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito sheep Poultry other
pnrpo.es Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire great
riety, for Gardens, Ac.
NJ WALKER A SONS, Manufacturer.
oce-dIH - 'N-F'--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29
T ocKsMITHING, HRLL IANCTNC.s

Il OCkSuGTHING, HELL HANGING, SILVER
~ PLATING, Ac-fhe Subscriber has
Northern cities where he has laid In supply Of
the best quality, used In Locksmthng,
Ing etc. agd Invites public attention business He has EN-
poyed the best uorknen 20 be had, and l.
order sysy Kind Of Lock- 70 hang Bells In the hes,
do Plating In style not he establish
ment In this country. All his work s warranted no sale
Amer an experience Of In this city, an
quantance With the best In this
himself that he give sasecon 10 WorkanshIp ana
prices, and therefore solts orders
viii meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing 20 Locks made
any style Silver Plating executed In
ved TO call at HE establishment 16h street three door
tee - ~
OIders nom distance, through once will be i'm.
medaiey d and Bell hanging done In part the country
At city prices. ''
Address wM W. sNEAD
slverPiSteT, Locksmlth am BeIl Hanger.
oclS-dm 10Th Street, Richmond, Va