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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ANNUAL Report OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT.
The printed report of the Water Department was
distributed to the members of the Council yester-
day evening. The following statistics are extrac-
ted therefrom:
An unusually large quantity of water pipe has
been laid, principally account of the facility to
convey water to points not accessible previously to
the alterations at the chase reservoir; the pipes
laid have been located in anticipation of the in
creased supply from the new works when compile
ted, and in every yield an income on the ex-
penditure of not less than u per cent. Sixty thou
sand feet of mains of six inches and under that
size, were laid during the year, with seventy-one
stops and two hundred and fifteen branches. Fifty
nine fire plugs have been put up, and large guam
tity of pipes DC. have been repaired. The distrb-
uting mains will be continued whenever applica-
tions are made for water.
About 400 new supplies, besides baths, hose,
&C., have been added during the year, yielding
increased revenue for the year of Sl3 532. The
number OF supplies is near 13, 1000, exclusive of
baths, &C., yielding annual revenue of Sl37 ,s97.
The annual revenue for rent of mills and other
property is $4,000 The total receipts in this de-
partment are $l37 ,450.S6. Expenditure for sala-
ries, labor, repairs, &C., S36, ,93S.02. Leaving
large balance in favor of the water works, to be
appropriated to pay the interest on the water stock
falling due first of May next. From the income for
rents, &c, now due amounting to S45 l90.S2, sut
hcient amount with the above balance will be col
lected during the ensuing four months equal to the
half years interest payable first of May next The
total expenditures OF the Water Engineers Depart
ment were $50, Till, and the total receipts were
Sl76,3SS.SS.
The new water works are progressing rapidly
The entire work, with the exception Of the lake at
the Relay House and an intermediate reservoir for
lower service the site for which has not yet been de-
termined on, have been placed under contract
Two of the tunnels have been completed, and the
third will be finished in short time. The Com
missioners of Finance have placed at the disposal
of the Board during the year water stock to the
amount of S425, 5,675.l0, which has been expended
as follows:
For real estate and water rights including jurors sher
iG and legal fees &c.... -....... S174 3O115
Construction of new works, includ-
ing distributing main ........... 196 251 so
Discount sale of water Stock. 1O.45997
Incidental expenses including
clerks salary. Observation-Disclosures. 956.3G
Balance in City Registers hands for
of Water Board. ............. 437O5S2
-S425 ,675 10
The following statement embraces the entire re-
ceipts and expenditures of both departments up to
3lst December 1858.
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The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce says that
both bituminous and camel coal have been discov-
cred in large quantities within eight miles of that
city in the bluffs of the Kansas river.
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-ITon. Henry Stump, Judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu-
ting.
The Court was occupied in the following business
Robert Neeland, charged with stealing on the 18th
February, the sum of S4.l0 from Martin Gear was
arragned and pleaded ''guilty." Sentenced to
eighteen months confinement in the Penitentiary.
William King, charged with stealing the sum of
% cts from Nathaniel Mccullough, was arraigned
and pleaded "guilty." Same sentence
There being no cases ready for trial, the court
took recess until II o'clock.
On reassembling at that hour c. L. Kraft, ESQ.,,
counsel for James Gallagher, alias Captain Green,
who is charged with the robbery of the store of
the Messrs. Sauerwein, on North Howard street,
asked the court to fix the bail in his case.
MIR. Whitney said. that he intended to try Green,
on Monday or Tuesday next, and thought that bail
should not be taken.
The Court said it would fix the bail at two thou.
sand dollars. The security not given.
The court then adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William l.. Mar
shall, Judge The Court was engaged in the fol
lowing business yesterday:
Royal, Morgan and Darlington Ellis gs: John ".
ment reversed
William NJ. Willis Us. Joseph c. Hail. An ap-
peal from Justice Ridgely. Judgment reversed.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following business occupied the Court yester-
day:
State use of Harriet Kelley, ct al., The Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company. Before report
ed Verdict for plaintiffs for S., 900. One-ffth o
this amount goes TO the mother 6f the deceased
one fifth to the widow, and three-ifth to the child
Caleb S. Matby u.s. Thomas Smith. An action
of replevin. Latrobe for plaintiff; Pitts and Vel
lott for defendant.
Assignment for Monday 6l2 to 669.
Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND, Dec. TERN
lS59.-ANNAPoLIs, Feb. 18th, 1S59.-No. 81. ALFRED
G. Benson u.s. Hiram Ketchum and No. 95 Samue
Tracy Us. Hiram Ketchum. Appeals from the Cir
cult Court of Baltimore city. The argument il
these cases was further continued and concluded
by Wallis for Ketchum, and by Bruno for Benson
and by Scott for Tracy.
No. H. Cumberland Coal and Iron Company Us
Margaret Tilghman. Appeal from the Circui
Court for Allegany county. Chief Justice Lc
Grand delivered the opinion of this Court. Judg
ment affirmed.
| SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-THURs
DAY, Feb. l7.-On motion of Hon. II. L
Gamble, Newton d. Strong, Esq, of Missouri, wa
admitted an attorney and counsellor of th
| Court.
| No. 67. William Fem, plaintiff in error Us. Pc
| ter IL. Holme. The argument of this cause wa
continued by Mr.. Gibson for the plaintiff in error
and by Mr.. Leonard for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'clock
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WILMINGTON MARKETS, February T.-TURPEN0
TINESales yesterday of 279 bbls and to-day of 6Sr
do at $3.50 for Virgin and Yellow Dip, and $40 70
Hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRTs-Saes to day of leo bbs. at 46 cts. per gal
lon.
RosIN-Nothing doing in either grade.
TARSales yesterday of l15 bbls at 81 80 per bb and
to-day of 600 do. at same price.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, February 1s.-Cotton is buoyant-Sales of
$500 bales to-day. Flour is buUyant-Saes of 10000
bbs State So 35d5 So Ohio So 4Od6 50 Southern $500
(615. Wheat is du-Sales of II 900 bushels red 1850
40 cts; Western white 147G150 cts. Corn is quiet
Sales of 5000 bushels yellow S0S2 cts. Pork is unset
tied at i7.50d1S 064. Lard is firm at II Ad121 cts
Whskey is dull at 27 cts. Sugar is quiet at 7as cts
Spirits Turpentine is dull Rosin firm at 81 1.7ld1.75-
Rice is firm for prime, is lower-Sales at $500
AZ cts
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-Four is frm-Sales of 5000
bbls Extra at Sc. Wheat is steady; red 13Sd140 cts
white 20 cts. Corn is dul-Saes of 1000 bushels yellow
at T7GI70 cts Whiskey is firm at 2SlG29 cts.
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From the Ne,O York Papers Of yesterdav.l

NEWPORT, Feb lS.-The schooner Richmond
from Boston for Baltimore went ashore this morn
! ing near Castle Hill and has bilged.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

u.
WEST lNDIEs.-735 bbls -four 220 do rye -four $50 do
meal 400 bushels 60 do. pease 10 tres rice 10 do
hams so bbls pork 100 kegs butter cases tobacco 20
bbls vinegar, 25 900 it, W. D. lumber
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, FEBRUARY 1s.

SHIPS
Cerro Gordo Witham, Liyerpool-Foard 4 Rogers.
Chas. Cooper, Short, for freight-Coleman Bailey
Empress of the Sea, -, W. Wilson 4 Sons.
Z. W. Farley, Nichols, Callao-Barrl & Muir.
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The following statement embraces the entire re-
ceipts and expenditures of both departments up to
3lst December, 1858:
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
10

In New York to-day Missouri G's advanced q; Reading
Railroad X Rock Island s. Galena and Chicago 4; but
New York Central, and Harlem declined y each, and
Michigan Southern fell off y. Virginia 6s, Illinois Cen
bonds Canton Company Erie, Cleveland and Toledo,
and Lacrosse and Milwaukee Railroads sold at yesterdays
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
T0BACCO-HHDs.
encing January l, 1859, and same time 1858.

RYE FLoUR.-Kingston, ia, 220 bbls
WHEAT-I.aguayra $500 bushels
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The China Mutual Insurance Company of Boston has
declared semannual dividend of six per cent interest
on its scrip.
The return of the Bank of England for the week ending
Wednesday 26th ult., shows the following changes
pared with that for the week preceding:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-20

DRACTICES only in the Civif Courts Of Record,
! and dsvotes his time chiefly TO Commercial
eaees. Business from abroad will reoeive oerefal
attention. O1ce No. <6 Chestnut street.
Jan. 4, '5e-d&vly
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eKo. q. AnDKRsoN. ALExAHpKR DAnCLAY
TEOTABLISHED IN 1s48.l

BANKING HOUSE OF
q II - q G. A ID Il II q N 4 Q o.
HAVE this day admitted % . partner in the
i Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, WILLIS conducted under the Arm
GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses Qf not
the oldest) in Iowa, the firm solicits sontin-
nance Of former patronage 50 liberaly extended to
the senior partner
cham ge, on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Their references are as sformerly BY senior part
ner,vis
REvxnEscxs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winslow, Lanier i Co., Bankers,
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., Philadslphia.
Howard Banking Co., Bosson.
ClApp, Fuller browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman b 0elPekey Chicago. ----.-
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer 4 Rahm, Bankers,
aiino.s Bro.hsrton :. Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis.
Keokak, Jan. !, IS. aEo. G. ANDERSON
jantd
III. X. LOVE II co.,
Successors to Deming 4 Love,)
BANKERS,
KROKUK IOWA
yIvR particular attention to collections and o.
~ mitpromptly on the day Of payment
RESaRsHcHs:
Bank Of North America, New York.
Drexel 4 Co., Philadelphia.
E.W. Clark Il Co.,
Citixens' Bank Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. ID. Scuily Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, ,zanesville.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati.
Stats 6svings Ins titution, 81. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexington.
ncr74d
wh. THonPsos. D. v. sAIHr.
WIN. THOMPSON Co.,
BANKERS,
Corner on mana ana secena sss..
KEOKUK.
Nov. s, '5s-d
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p I Z E'8 r E A X!

4 MARCY,S, on Sccond.Strect, /,
n Ii the only place that you can get good Gain
twist Rides, and Colts Revolvers 1t SIS piece.
mch30d1y
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THE LIVING AGE.
HAVING largely increased its circulation the
i past year, the publishers are enabled 70 ap-
pend the new and attr active feature Ok series OF
SCIENTIFIC & LITERARY PORTRAITS,
Engraved on steel, each Of which will be accompa-
niod by .
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR,
Thus furnishing TO its readers not only the cream
of the best Periodical Literature Of
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ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL DC
TIONARY,
Commencing with the Portraits of DeQuincy, fol-
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Wilson. Chas. Lamb, Oberlin, Humboldt, dc.
ri say without hesitation, that If could have
but one magazine among all that are published or
re-published in our country, should select Lit
tells Living Age. 1t contrives to touch the gold
en- medium between mere instruction and mere en-
teftainment and = great deal Of knowledGe may
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possess. IL Extract from letter from Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher.
TERks.-Singlc numbers Ii cents yearly sub
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tions for less period, if desired. Special terms
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DELISSER 4 PROCTER, Publishers,
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r w - l. r II a NSy
To take effect on Thursday, May 5th, 1859.
LyROM and after the above date and until fur
l. ther notice, Two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follows:
YIRs1 1RAlE.
Leaves keokuk daily Sundays e1 cepted) at $50
o'clock ., m.
Leaves Keokuk daily at $3.50 o'clock p. N.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Aontrose daily (sundays excepted) 8:4b
o'clock =. m.
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Montrose daily 1t l1:OO o'clock p. m.
Forming, in connection with the Keokuk, Bur-
hngton and Rock Island Packets, DAILY LINE
to Burlington, Agency City and Chicago.
Passengers for the Packets will take the 0:3O
p. m. train.
TEMPLIN, PLUMMKR CO., Lessees.
b. ". DAVIS, Superintendent.
j. r. TEwKssuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
May 4, 'bQ-dAw
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VIM. N. M u ERVEH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
General Collecting Agent.
FORT .....-...lUN A.
RKvEKEmCKs
Hon. John w. Stockdale, Register OF Fort Dodge
Land Office;
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Once;
Hon. VIM. II Merritt, Ceds Rapids, Iowa;
Gen. Van Antwerp, keokuk Iowa.
Hon. j d. Thompson, Judge 18th judicial Dis
trict, Haryston, Iowa.
Geo. B. Reid, Keokak, Iowa;
d. O. Finch, Des Moines, lows.
Hon. S. A. Douglas, Washington, D.. C.
June Idly
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Pixies Peak Miners Boots.
IHAvE lot of Double-Soled Water Proof Mi /,
i ners' Boots on hand, which win sell cheaper
than the same quality can be had in this city.
Persons laying in outfits win please bear this In
mind and call at the HoOG and shoe Em.
po um, 6S MAfn-sl.
have the best selection Of material from which
to manustare to order, kept in this city, and
will get up Boots and Shoes Of every descript tion
on the shortest notice.
Miners who wan. long tops and extra heavy soles,
should call in and leave their orders for Boots i'm
mediately.
order s.. A. DUKE.
feb2Sd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-16
Receipts of rruiu ce.

FORT ADAMS-Per steamer Golden Age-126 bales cotton
Person &co-7 do Wright Allen-6 do Brady &co-l
Braud Iapdry-67 Rochord Brown &co52 Edward Male
Eco-S Brondwe Il Haynes-lN7 NJ Turnbnll &co9 Davis
Jenkins &co-6l Cox Gco2l Camphe Stroug--7l Bart
ley johnson &co-s4 Jno Leeso Hawkins Nor xood-ll
Fower--7 WALES Dyerl0S do Ward, Hunt &co-l7O
Kelly &co2O6 Payne Harrison IA do Buckner Stanton Il
Newman-6S Vaudeville McIhenny-2l Carroll &coa5
Gallagher Wales &co-l2l Byrne Vance &co6l bales
Washington jackson &co-29 Nelson &co-7 Kohn Cox
SO Warren, Gilmore Seols Lloyd Frierscni6 do Mont
Harris Son-53 Slaughter Smith McRaeS Laliande-
Hughes Hyles ed &co3S Felowes Sco-S DaSilya &co
III Eugent &co--l6 West RenshRw CammRck-7 Broad
we'll Haynes50 Mltenberger hco-7 Robertson McDou
CALLS Lechnerl0 Belocq, Noblom Sco25 Battle Noble
Sco-i2 hhds sugar Montgomery& Ha-ll0 do Marinnaux
Sco-5 Pigs hides Rcsd-3 bales Cooley-l bale
WI oil Saul,er34 hides lot skins rolls lea hr SRule-7 hds
hides bals skins bi tallow Robesop Where36 hides
and sundries ordef-Toal 244 bales cotton l hhds
yICKSBURG-Per steamer L Hodge-2sl bales cotton to
Carroll Hoy &co26S Wright AlleMl54 Citizen, Smedes
COILS Hughes Hyllested &col4 Washington jackson eco
W2i Rockford Brown &co-ll3 Martini Cobb &co-u5 bales
Stanton L Newman-70 Green Crump-59 W EsIln &co-
70 Byrne Vance &co-5l John Watt &coS5 l. Adams AGO
~ Coleman Britton Writers 80 Hewitt. Norton &co-2T
Edward Male Sco-26 Broaiwell Hnynes-25 w Cox Sco
Person &co-2l Payne Harrison-2u Wyche &co-sO
Kelly &co-7 Brander Hubhard-l6 Henderson, Terry
Foley Avery &co-l5 McF arand Barksdalel5 bales cotton
Patton Smith Punan,-I5 do Cleveland Brothers &co4 do
Lewis 0glesby-l2 Block hcAfee &co-9 Bailey Aco-9
Feowes GcoS Nugent &ce-S Groves &co--S do Mont
gou,ery Whites Tuly &co--4 Cohen Phelps-i ossk
tiece and a hides bales skins Mann &eesandries TO
order-To,a 2is6 bales Gotten.
MEMpHls-Per STEAMER Rapdes.9s bales csttoa Pcheru
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gsa @rltans Hloneu NarAtt.
CRESCENT Ory1oE, No. 10 Camp street,
Thursdev Evouspp Sanf IL 19k(

Thursday Evening. Sept. Is 1881
day opened with the usual prognocs Of equinectia
Storm checking degree large transactions There
however, great Of running and passing the street.
storm Of wind this of the cannot be
corded On the 18th Of September of
year recorded storm Of wind and rain which did not
great damsge and though while write the clouds
weather indie real equnocA Storm we may pass the
ordeal with no unfavoabs results than last To be
explicit and plain we that the weather day had
effect general money market Tho supply OF money
accessible to all having anything Of reputable secur
ties 10 realize We the sales to-day o. s4O0 ninety
days paper choice and at the rate Of pct annum
brokerage The question is propounded why sell paper
the Of Rct when the banks would will
lingly discount the raes This readily explained
paper goes bank the oer has to put his
Whereas if be sold outside at the same rate SO
much the better, and the street reaps the advantage
The srtey of the banks by the Board Of Cur
ency going this week. The members Of the Board
have been crunng closely those piles of yellow stuff which
cnrousy slowed piled inside Of few thousand
bricks with iron and other preventives 1t s gratifying
learn do that banks in real p.top order
of them havs almost dollar in coin in vault against each
dollar Of cash liabilities and Of the free banks has nearly
dollars in coin for its deposit line Take the general posi-
ton of matters this time banks and ALL in
condition carry the for which they were estab
lished.
The Exchange market to-day something of an anomaly
There desire the part Of some dealers to move then
there others who inert and having calls for
Northern inclined to The counter rate for
checks New York Il buying rates from par to an
9Th prem. Very little done in tms bthe range Of the
market from W. IA 1@lI dis for good to fair com
srcial produce hills Foreign Exchange continues dull
We did of sale of Importance. Some bank Sterling
was taken at ITO lO Dealers also made tenders but
did not any important transactions to the close Of
business Francs without material change We quote
25ll5 23s< to 5l7h. a.Y W.
The European mails by the Europa received to-day The
financial details favorable the commercial accounts
Money London market plenty discounts having been
made at the "a PIT. . annum.
The weather fine possible could be DESIRED
for the completing This augurs cheap bread for
the sses with ACKNOWLEDGMENT the great cotton interests
We did not any sale of bank shares to-day In bonds
there little inquiry We note sale 10 New York on
the 9Th inst Of Louisiana Bonds 49, which 6 above
the last sales.
The return banks Of South Carolina which includes
the Charleston made for last month"; show tie fol-
lowing figures
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inrs on Red river. Shippers who wish 70 snip on
reliable boat and passengers who desire comtofaole
quarten and good travelling companions, snosio re-
member the Red CHIEF this evening.
b. L. Hodge, Friday Packet for pscksburs.-
The superior, fast running, and splendid passenger
racket B. /. Hodge, Capt. Charles &. Mashall, com.
mander. Leaves ~ above ct O'Clock this evening.
The Hodge b one of the neatsst Of the Vicksbufs
packets and has hosts Of friends Of all Of whom she
i deserving. She ID staunch feet and ~ safe - the
most experienced and trustworthy officers can insure
safety. Her passenger accommodations are excel
lent, and her table Al. Mr.. TAos. Jsnuey il the
obliging clerk Of the Hodge.
Rapides for Memphis.-We take pleasure in d.
rectng the attention Of the travelling public to-day to
the departure Of the passenger packet Rapides which
leaves at 5 o'clock this evening. The Rapides is
large and safe packet with the best OF passenger az
colnmodations. Her officers are well and fayoraoiy
known to the community as gentlemen OF experience
and reliability, and as such we commend them 70
travellers to-day. Capt. B. a. Perry commands, ana
Mr.. Chas Barstow has charge Of the Office. through
tickets for the North and East can be procured and
plan Of the cabin inspected BY applying TO Mr. d.
Treligb, agent. under the St. Charles Hotel.
John Valsh, Independent Packet for st. LOUIS
Tb,dav.-The large, regular and splendid passenger
racket John Walsh, Capt John Malloy, commander,
Mr.. John F. Douglas, clerk, leaves at O'Clock TINS
evening, for Memphis Cairo, St. Louis and all inter
mediate landings The John Walsh is fast, safe ele
CANT and undoubtedly popular. Her spacious cabin
Is most magnificent structure beautifully furnished
and appointed. Her state.rooms are large and COM
Portable and her table stands unrvaled for the quail
ity OF its fare. Travellers who desire quick and
pleasant trip up the river can. be accommodated to
the letter on the John Walsh.
Champion, Railroad Linz Packet for ST. Louis
Iomorroso.- large and superb passenger packet
Champion, Capt. E. B. Moore, commander, Messrs
Duvall W. Young and G. G. Reynolds, clerks, will
leave at o'clock tomorrow evening, for Cairo, St.
Louis and all way landings connecting at vcksburg
with the New Orleans and jackson, at Cairo with
the Illinois Central and at St. Louis with the Ohio
and Mississippi railroads, for all points North and
East. Her large and tasty cabin, capacious state
rooms, and table already famed for its excellence,
together with the most agreeable travelling compan-
ions In the persons Of her officers, all contribute to
make the Champion one Of the "starsn in the cele.
brated railroad line Call on board and secure your
rooms In season. Through tickets can be procured
and plan Of her cabin inspected by applying to Mr..
c. G, Wayne, agent of the line, No. 81 Camp street.
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sew eoraas Aaa Gesteu friday g1urug, September 16, 1859

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FARLEY gar.y lis b..s s.on
81 oulsPs steamer JOss wsI.h.7sa Dbl, -four and $50
slsd
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so@s q M shd.
DO ssf 5Si sos Gss
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s.. ssss
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Aeo6 Walker Hatehngson &soso bids aoaon Jr
Is Do
200 bales cotton 1853 hhds 40 bbls
steamer bales cot
&co-57 Nugen, &son47 Miitenberger &co42 Buekner,
&co-S3 Esin 6co-3s Gordon 4 C.stlo-25 Wright
Ailen-23 Nelson &co-22 I 4 j Alen-20 Mekeroy
is Frellsen Stevenson &eo-is do Phillips Nixon &eo- do
- Ar Mienberger BorronS D Cooper &co-7 Per-
&co-7 Warren Gilmore &co Cntrer, Harrison &co5
bales cotton. s-s-.,
DoNkLDsoNvILLE--Per steamer Silver Hees-l5 hhds
snpar Band Landy-l0 bales Moulor-sundres to
order.
QUARANTINE sTATION-Psr steamer Empire Parish
100 sacks rice Ayet Bros Mrs Ceeste-sundre order
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship 0rzaba PLACE. from Galveston and Indianola to
C Hsrrs-Berwick's Bay,
Steamboats,.
John Walsh Mol oy, from St. Louis.
Telegram, Tobin. from Ouachita River
Empire Parish, baldwin, from Quarantine Station
Jr McQuoid, from Bayou Sara.
Golden Age, McCombs, from Fort Adams
Silver Heels. Eifert, from Donsldsonville.
Oregon, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Rapides, Perry, from Memphis
Il Hodge, Marshall from yicksbarg.