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Now Goods for tho ladies.

M Tvs a. KING returns many thanks SM
~ to the Ladies for.thsir past patronage. "
ana hopes TO receive continue nee Of the ~
same. She has returned with Large steok Of
french Miihnery foods. Fall and Winter Bon
pets Of the latest styles, Blond Lace. 6ne French
embroidery, selected with taste; Lace Walls. Kid
Glosess Gasntlstts, Silk and Wooleu Gloves Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsetts, Fancy
AMT Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
nin4, selsctsd With tsste, ~
Ladies are invited to call. Store south IA. &c
Aain-et.s between "a and I'd. =
II 6sptl7-d
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Owe haze seen specimen pages Of portions In
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tistic beauty we'll as of great practical value.
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4 Nsw Wsrk - nsn. , n. Hsa1lsy.

= New Wsrk ~ non. , =. AsaAlsy.
LIRE M 0EH. HEsax mAvRLoUK.
One yol:s l2no.. 400 pAess with fns Por-
trait On Steel, and elegant Engrsvings.
ma h. AxADL1Y ,afeer being sngross ID In public
INA Hin for tAass yeaus hAs again returned . the
feL Of litsTasnre, In which h earned wide rspu.
taticn. The subject he has 6fst taken up Il one
wsll suited - Ms descriptive po~sa- The s1Life
81 AAsslock " furnishes everything picturesque and
brilliant IN description and thrilling In the nara
sisn a dssds 81 arms. The first sanpAign of the
young nsptsnant In BurmAh, tho romantic and
tragic history Of the English army in Afghaaistan,
tho 1Api1ly ssCsesdipg aAd tssFikc h~atls il the
Punjanb and last the unparalleled siege Of Luck
now and Haveiock's march Of IRE and death 10 its
relief, are hsrs described with that vividness and
life that chaRsstsSise Napoleon and his Marhals"
and W ashington and his 0snssAh." The friends
Of Hsvslock's family have placed In his hands ma
tsriah that % ether psrsons In the country
obtain. Some 81 them oosld not be furnished in
England, and Mr.. Headlsy was compelled 10 send
to India 20 nake tAs collection sonplsts.
TIA Asasnty R4Ag soldier, The Incorporating
Christian, and the Incompatible general, are taken
~ II Succession vhi1s asvund se1h - eroaped the
stApspdoaa scenery, The oriental nAguiAsaaes, and
tho tremendous battles that have the
campaigns Of the EsglisA army in ladia.
Just receivsdst easssa Ese
OGDEN, BRoWNKLL CO.'S
Clry Boox Ssoxx,
AugTd So Main-st.
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CLOTHING

AFORTHEM IIIION
M are now receiving large stock Of Clot m \.
~ which has been bouaht low and vim h~ .a,aa
iow Tor cash, ihe prices 90 eulted for hard times
ana the goods are for ali kinds OF custom.rs. TIN
Stock comprises every style and 0ualtty 81 CIpth-
Ing, uentiemsns Furnishing Goods, frunks. ".
In our line. 'y AcP'
Customers viii find 1t for their n,erest y ~,
Weare determined to sell cheap as III. ~. -.
and Nc dssire 70 see everybody comfortably
We don't charge anything for sho VIM SoSJ.
.nd are always pleased 10 see customers even I;
they don't bay. wen u
ksmsmbsr the place. On Third-st., bt,we.n
Main and johnson. a"eeh
beptl7d s.. POLLOCK m
0fvHk New Koilo Library
Z Ih4Young Peoples Lbrarv+ a
The Little Church
The OAl1dssn 0sns;
Tbs Homo LabfAry, by Cousin Alice
Aiiee 1.rthesm'5 Library;
Un0le Iehyss q
Mr.. xsllin's Twilight Stories;
Annt MaTyse 6tcries
unele Phillip's Library;
Aiso, Books pgiptsd On Cloth, highly cclorad
For sal0 BY IL. W. WESfCoTT
osad sxNAiD-st.
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In one handsome limo. volume, 500 pages.
vNHEY consist, In part. o. sightsea Letters sap
\ .Pess1 = have been wsittes lron Hsv York BY
Mohammsd Pasha, Rear Admiral of the Turkish
Navy, during his famous visit 10 this country In
the sprisgol 1858. feurtAen n ths spistlss have
been "translated" for, and publtAhsd In the New
York Evening Post, and have not only besn read
With mwch interest Ard pleasure b. the Subscribers
10 that Journal, but have besn copied and highly
ecmplimsntsA b. the best nswspapsn md psriodi-
Gals In Me country.
No bsttsw proof Of she popular nature Of the
letters ssula - slevdsd than this instant adoption
by ne Ahlsst sonductors Of the pres, who best
know what win crafty the readers Of current lit
With the Letters, - Published in book form. arc
intWpssssA laTss numbsr u rsplies, critical,
planatoy, lpdatory, and objurgasosy, received Tin
tnAginAtion) ~ the Translator, - from people In
Aksesot pas0ef Ne United Etata and slssvhsre,
who arssuppossd TO have read the Letters which APP
psAsed IN the Post.
Both the letters and the replies are satirical full
Of hunof that u. hrseA enough to h populAY, yet
FREQ from say suspsion Of vslgarity, and relieved,
= all satirica1 humor should Be, BY vein Of phi
loeophy and sentiment, The lpdierous side Of so
eiai, literary and political life III our country
considered u ssfis-somls Wy sra Il II haisved,
With pangensy and akill rarely squalled In this
dspArtnsat Of aathorship.
lnsersssivsA at
OGDEN. BRowNELL AcO.B
CIrr BOOK 6roaE,
Aage1d No. 81 4ain-st-
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New Books.


Efmmas Lat.
TIVE CASSIQUE OF KIAWAH, 4 Colonial Ro-
i inance, for sale 1t ~ ts
~ t8 OGDEN, BROWNELL b CO.'S
CI1Y Book STORE,
seplsd 81 Main-st.
TsAE ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF John
4 HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN, !" by Miss Muloch,
just received At
OGDEN, BRoWNELL 4 co.'s
CIrY Book STORE,
sep13 81 Maiu-st.
Downing,s Fault and EfuAs Trees Of
AAertcA.
LIE culture, propagation and management, In
the Garden and Orchard of Fruit Trees gensr-
ally, with descriptions OF all the finest varieties Of
Fruit, native and foreign cultivated In the eoun-
try, by AID. Downing. Fer sale 81
OGDKN, BRCWNELL 4 CO.'S
tge sn hans ClrY Book HroaB,
Sept. Is, ,59-d No. 81 Main-st.
JUVENILE BOOKS.
VOUNG PEOPLES LIBRARY
L Uncle SANS 38Ad do
Lu LIN Series,
Hcfman Stories,
a Primers, Toy Books, nc,
Just received ct 87 CHI
OGDEN, BROwNELL 4 CO.'S
Orr sEooK SToRH,
Sept sod No. 50 Main-st.
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Peach, PLAN and Cherry Trees. ei&Aers Htaadard 81
Dwarf, Grape Roots Or Cuttings; Curnnt, Gees
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, together
with Evergroens and Ornamental Shrubbsry. will
receive prompt and faithful attention. 8
Trees delivered IN any part Of the City free Of
charge.
Nursery Grounds In the Western psrt Of ID
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
g. O. HILTON,
(Late Hubbell 4 Hilton.)
Keokuk, Sept. 8, lHhs-dAw
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
wEsTERN GROWN TREES rOR
THE WEOTy

w II several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
6HRUBBERY, Gceiima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many ef these Tses
are OF extra size, and
have produced fne speci-
nsnsof fruit tAs pest SEA-
son. Those interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
na1Av~ a. A~~tA De-
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There were no movements in bank shares other
than 40 shares of Bank of New Orleans, deliverable
on Monday, at LOG, and 10 shares of Crescent City
Bank at the same.
The exchange market was well supplied, and so
was the demand free The banks sold freely over
the counter at par that is some of them did though
round sums could be realized at fraction less Good
sight drafts outside ranged at d@4 dis. There were
sales of one and three days sight at 4@5l6 discount
Several checks drawn by the Southern Bank of Ala
bama on New York, amounting to upwards of $780,
900, or nearly that, were on the market yesterday ;
the greater part were sold l@3lG dis to carry out,
of course purchases of sterling made by the bank in
Mobile. 1t was good operation for buyers of the
checks and good for remitters in general but not at
all relished by resident bill drawers Thirty days
local drafts sold to-day at LOLA dis, and sixty
days from li@l4 and Il dis In sterling there were
sales at lO94@l09S, the market firm. Bills with
documents without change, and range from 1Os4@
10sh and 1889. Francs rather trmer at 1890
134 and 5 12a. A sale on Bremen was made at
7s4.
1t will be seen that the balances of exchange held
by the banks now approximate nearly 100000
being larger than before held at any time
The following is the comparative amount held by
the banks for four years past at this time:
.ss9sa ls57. ..,......"s7 2le75s
1885,. 9O35522 1856. SS $50
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SUGAR.. We noticed sales of some 700 hhds at
steadier prices. Fair to fully Fair 55@6t u ID.
MoLAssEs. .. The receipts were light, and only
about 600 bbls were disposed of at 2s@3Oc for Fer
menting, and SIC. per gallon for Prime.
FLOUR, The market was inactive, and the sales
were confined to 500 bbls. Superne at S. &c. 500 at
s. sig, and 100 Fine at s. 37s per Dbl.
GRAIN =. Corn was frmer, and we noticed sales
of about 5000 Sacks of which $50 Mixed in two lots
at &c., 200 Yellow at s5@s7s, 1000 White, mostly
at 90c., 900 and 400 at 90c., $50 at 923, and 300
Fancy White at 95c per bushel. In Oats and Bran
noticed only retail transactions at previous rates.
Provisions. -. The sales of Pork included 100
bills Mess at $l6 Is, and 300 Prime at $l2 rs per
bbl OF Bacon 10 casks ribbed sides sold at &C. per
tt. The sales of Lard comprised 43 and 900 terces
prime at lie, and 100 kegs at 12aper ID.
COFFEE. Nothing of any moment was done.
INDIA BAGGING. rs bales sold at l3c. per yard.
SALT. We heard of the sale of nine cargoes
Liverpool Salt, embracing about 49, 900 sacks, during
the last three days. as follows 1900 and 1900 sacks
Coarse, aoat, at Soc; 5400 and 3O00 also afoa, at
slc 1000 and 1884 assorted to arrive at S5c.; 1868
also to arrive, at &c.,. and 1000 Coarse in store Al
SAC. 59 SACK and $4,000 bushels Marsha, in bulk, al
zoe. % bushel Only three four cargoes of Liver
pool afoat were left unsold which held at 81 OF
y sack for assorted.
HIDES. :. Advanced, and 600 to 700 dry sailed At
takapas were sold at lsc. % ID. on the leyee.
WHISKY. Sales confined to 80 bbls. Rectifed a
24c., and IS Raw at 25ac. per gallon.
FREIdHrs Vessels on the berth for Liyerpoo
were filling up with cotton at ID
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The Europa from Liverpool, which has been ex-
pected for the past two days. was not announced at
the close of business to-day. The general opinion
prevails that the quantity Of cotton on sale is consd
erably below the expectations of those who have
been waiting for cheapness. The receipts continue
on as free scale as expected. We have to note the
actual deliveries, at all the ports up to this evening
at three millions three hundred and eighty-three
Thousand bales q ,5s3 ,00O) Our figures, however,
DO not embrace anything later from the Atlantic
ports than the returns Of the It'll of the month The
receipts at Mobile, for the week ending yesterday
evening, (Frday) were ,l64 bales making the total
receipts at that port GAG O5s bales We have now at
Light and accounted for little over 5000 900 bales
The European mails by the Canada of the astb
uit, from Liverpool, came through to-day. The
position Of cotton is given in the circular below
which we publish for record and future reference:
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CATTLE MARK EFT.
JEFFERSON CITY

JEFFERSON CITY, April 10, 1859.
Arrived l4l head of Cattle, 200 Hogs, and lot of
Sheep. The best Western Cattle is held at 1la0l2c.
% h. net but hear of no sales of Sheep, the views OF
buyers and sellers being far apart. We continue our
quotations with but little alienation:
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Children three years old and under ree those over three
nc up twelve years old all twelve years
tickets IN psekagss Of twenty Ave be the
once Of the Master Of transportation whose
HES reside the line Of the road procure In pack
agss Of twenty for their personal rate
The Company are prepared to and Pack
OF al kinds 70 every place with which they have
on receiving from delivering the domic patrons
7. s. WILLIAMS,
jaA Matter OF Trans povtatiou.
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IN PRESS-GROBE's NEW METHOD
For the Piano Forte.
{{X M

H4 The undersigned, publishers, beg leave to
that method mentioned will be issued in the
month of April, 1859.
and Mr. CHARLES GROBE has performed the lpbor In get
ting this one up admirable and satisfactory
IT itself to be of the most valuable guides In the
instruction of the art Of playing the Piano.
Considering the authors well known capabiy and long and
rnemittng devotion the task of elementary teaching
have strong hope that the public to bs fur
nised thorough systematic, progressive and entertain
ing method TOR the Piano.
better adaped the purposes of elementary instruction than
any others with which acquainted
The plap pursued in this work Is substantially the
that developed Ollendos method Of teaching Languages
1t commences with the simplest elements The made
will be gradual that every will be perfectly Ineligible
and positive value to the pupil Every difficulty
is met with sngy after thorough analysis by
practice. -, -,
gested aud entertaining plan by which sound
and correct Of the art Of playing the Piano be
acquired comparatively little la and in short
space of time Incredible to those who have
themselves of the tedious systems heretofore
This work contains engraved figures illustrating the DIFF
the author. -,
Its typographical accuracy have been
euuaed in any musical that has heretofore been issued
from the press in this other country.
The price will be So 50 bound in cloth, 3d.
Copies mail free Of postage on the receipt of
The markei price. LEE WALKER, Publishers,
pIioSenha Feb L. 1885, 722 Chestnut street.
And will he far sale BY P. P. WERLEIN,
mi i'm Camp street. New Orleans.
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FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS, CLAIMING THE

consideration of all those conducting business either on
large small scale in the city country:
As perfectly reliable SAFE when encounering hre
hundred thousand times its cost is anything but
true economy dispense with the of such article to
con6de in liable dsteroate thus becoming une
liable when old.
The subscriber has constantly SALE made in New
ork ST. Louis which not only but
permanently FIRE proof This be
10 hose who NAV address him. by publications designed
for expects wishes to
rbase miles, fully satisfied that their interest counsels
them to do ~,
books papers jewelry is Gre policy those
ow merchandise and the foregoing bfief ausion
10 precautcu nc8cuable importance WILL II is hoped
ducs many the former class appreciate the necessity Of
vestgatng subject intimately connected with their
piary u elfare ISAAC BRIDGE,
NILS I'm 81 Magazine street
A W. FABER'S LEAD PENCILS,f FROM
a. 40 cents to SIG per gross.
HI-Sole Agent for the United States,
EBERHARD FABER,
ils3 William street,
New York
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Commercial Intelligence,

| LIVERPOOL, March Is, 1859
| Influenced by the very favorable adyices per ia
nada and the more settled appearance of continental
politics, which give rise to hopes of an amicable ar
rangement of the dispute between France and Ans
tra, our market this week has been characterized b,
great ANIMATION and as holders have refused to sell
except at enhanced rates. prices have gradually ad
yanced, and quotations must be raised 1da3-I6d 1
| ID in all grades of American.
| In Sea Islands fair business has been transacted
| at firm prices.
| Brazils have been in moderate demand. at an adj
| vance of td.@4d. % ID.
Egyptians continue in good request and are Id. Is
| Ii higher.
Surats have been in fair demand, and prices arc
firm. :"
The imports for the week amount to Al .74l bales
of which "a ,4G6 bales are American.
The sales for the week amount to 1880 bales
OF which there have been taken as follows:
By the trade $1,000 bales, viz a 44O American
$50 Pernam, $50 Bahia, 1880 Maranham, 202O Egypt.
ian, $50 West Indian and 27s0 East Indian
By spectators $3.50 bales, viz: 94OO American and
$50 Egyptian.
Egyptian and 20 East India.
Actual export bales, viz ll3o American go Brazil
and 1910 East India.
Sales to-day will probably reach 10 900 bales 5000
pales Tor speculation and export-very firm market
R. P. & F. Preston
tsas.s ssd p.rs5. III: Ss1s' $ I
t,ahla and MAeco........ I, lS0 bales. 62lO bales
Egyptian 1se1o aies. G6s9 b Ses
as. KIND s ssIss sS S Sss.
Total. $40 500 bales. 4o2,7lo ba'es
LIVERPOOL, March 25 1859.
The solution of continental difference has tardily.
but at length, assumed tangible shape, and although
obstacles may possibly present themselves before a
final settlement of these differences take place, vet
there is now confident opinion entertained that the
peace Of Europe will be preserved On the strength
OF this news, everywhere SO acceptable brisk de-
mand for cotton experienced in the early mart of
the week, and it has continued, without abatement
until the close Of it, and we have to raise our
American advices that prices are on the advance,
whilst the receipts gradually falling off, and the
excess is already reduced to $4,000 bales. The
shipments too to Great Britain only FOG 900
bales more than they were at the period of last
year. 1t is perfectly true that many of the largest
consumers hold pretty large stocks of cotton, and
that the demand for both goods and yarn for India
and China has fallen off. But in Manchester, on
Tuesday last, there considerable business done in
these productions for Germany and elsewhere, and
prices were quite as high as those which were cur
rent fortnight ago. In the sales of cotton which we
have to enumerate are 9400 American and ESQ
Egyptian on speculation, and $50 American, 1870
Egyptian and 20 Surat for expert.
The demand has to-day been pretty general and
the business will probably amount to 5000 bales.
The entire sales from the 18th to the Oath instant
inclusive, are computed at 70870 bales, and the i'm
port amounts to Al al bales.
Colin CAMPBELL l. Son.
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| owned by Gaines now WiItnrn.s E'.e Iosmerly
RIVER falling this is on the Arkansas 81 Y.dr:
AZ; say, 20. flelds and Manly again AID Weeks ~
dseoyere9 sorss;n ~ ~ ne1f Laxe BOLIVIA whsrs
had YET seen. It has verv vids ~ 80 any
u or eight feet high Wildwoods place, Isisslns;
Iselsowed. Pattersons, Arkansas sde, badly
reported - f.II;Ds ;s o. tne Arksnsss river,
break In the evee a Prentis. - Wy i.'ss
| AsRryArs a.rr.n ~ s.,gs
Rle.aor Can, wi;. ~. - 20 nvef peckss
leaves .aatn IN rs.sa vas. 80 Ds'ss co'son, ana
The Memoh;. $3.50.
with 174a t.i. ~. ..so''s1' Jap. D. faris,
: day, We thant =. Z ~ 800. = sss'n On wednes-
fayors n = oAAAsoPsin' nef eiefk fof
The 81. Ino,. p.u... ,.-.l5..
Can't r, A. R.irlv -. p.sAe. Aieex scott,
F. A. McCarahsnT r., 49, - q ~ snank MI.
The Cincinnati Err--. !. y. '. s's
Capt. ]. p. scbensks -,t, !. -. u. 5wHsefiand,
again on Tuesday. W. 49, -. ZIP, "a raves
her clerk. for fayorx s'' =. =. = naM'tou,
The Louiaville nacr.t 49,.
with GOOD trim and I.av.. .is = e. brown,
Mr.. Jas. E. Sage ber clerL - 800 Uesnank
The Red River nactet Nat;a.. -. -. !,
eomery with 1868 bales Cote. - - =. aons'
Tuesday. .s-'n On
| The Coast packet arosa. -. ~.
| with a. baIea cntton Ise hhs q. . !. o'oo'
mOlaeses and left AGAIN vesNs~x.- -
The Red river n,cEst +, 3 r....n -.
ball, with Ia ba,es cotton ~ J" AIM
The steamer cbocts. c.n. n en-.
Nashville. With 1aoo h.ls. oa.. ~ 'ioa
bacco. and othsr n,odue. a.. q, ~. 30 p1es 70
Wednesday for 81 Inni. 81. .h.nl y 49, = m ~
hing, her clerk a 80. 'A - - - "esD'
suNDAx-The Beuf rIve, ,,.c... go.
F. Goodwin. with lse bal.. 800. o.ps'
on Wednesday. - Ass'n
The Red river packet Inc, n.,.,,.,.. c.-.-
Bateman with I7s bales cottoc ~ -. =
Tuesday so w
The Tensas packet Indian. With 1sa h.,....
The Pittsburg packet Jno. Raw Can, p.sss"
4 good trim. ~ w''o
c. DIR. far Bauou Sara-rba 80, ....n...
staunch and feet passenper nacl.t = 4 =. 49,.
" B. Baranco, commander ia tbe reeo.- 49,. -
Bayou Sara TO-DAY. leaving Al o,c,ocI III -
MI. j. P, Mumford il the con,t.o,. -. y II"
CD. Z. 80
Piota for Red Rirer-lThe s.v,.,t. .....,
excellent passenger paetet pint. On, 81 n..s .uu
commander, and Mr.. Sam. Laxsou. cl.,r 1s.,.s ~.
-y-1.
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Sl9l025
The following is the comparative statement of
loans discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in.
cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and
dead weight:
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Horse will the city every morning at O'clock
and the Lake every night g. hour after the arrival OF
the last steam train.
special trips, when required, by notifying the
ductor.
called upon except mail trips but the conductor
must have timely notice. nj TT
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NEW ORLEANs,JAC
- SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

n and after January 1889 Passenger Trains will leave
now Orleans twice daily at 73OA and san p n rs,
inF q Canton at II. Sao p and 6ss 4. M
arriving a. New Orleans at $50 p M and sbo a NJ '' M
&l0P.M. s " '''' NJ ''' ""D Af''Fe aa'iS al
must be at the Depot by O'Clock r. NJ on the day
until next trip. ~ ' '' ~ IL VIII 'aS oSef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-18
4etielu Of the Nlarkets.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Monday Morning, April IL, 1859.

COTTON . With the Europas advices of the I'd
instant, fully due on Saturday there was again only
a limited attendance of buyers in the market and
the sales were confined to about 1000 bales, at full
prices. We still quote: