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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-05

OFFICE r. & Y. r. r. CO.,(
Richmond. Nov. 10, 1859.
The meeting above mentioned. Of the Stock
holders IN this company having failed to org anize,
in consequence OF the non attendance OF q suf-
fcient number Of the Stockholders. notice is here
by gwen that the Same was adjourned to TUES
DAY, the 18th day of December next. to be held
at this Office. 1t is hoped that every member will
be present in person, or by proxy.
noll-2awtlsthD A. w. MORTON, Sec'y.
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ROAROING. n " IA d
ID MRS. W.O. YEATMAN having
taken a large aud commodious house on Franklin
street. between 9Th and 9th Streets can accomTno-
date three FAMILIES with LA RGE and PLEA
SAINT ROOMS. Also. six GENTLEMEN.
no 2l-lmA
QOARD ID. ION the corner Of Broad and 18th sts,
- opposite the Powhatan House, three agreea-
bic chambers can be occupied by families without
children. or ty single gentlemen. Also few
ynang gentlemen can be accommodated with DAY
BOARD. nol9-Im
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THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD.-T6s Who'll

1--WE ViOUUS M US u q SULOs-Ihe whole
L and the entire stock of Goods to be closed ont
SMiTs. acs Brad street. Who is determined to
ss sss ssae sosss
fss Ts,ssa
and . quarter. IN width, only Is eents splendid
irish Linens at SIX and 50 cents Dimity Bands At
l2ss cents superior White and Red FlanEsls q!
Gloves at az cents Dress and Cloak Tnmminss
less than cost, 70 close out; Millinery Good. a
other s. and
ss b y 5s ss
rely on IS ssSsss .ss.: T.
Dsxcss9sSs g as1s slss. oEr A AT Any
mont for General Circulation MOSES.
too many Oh hand Tor tie de%sed sn .s:oixsd 10
ssaI thew q sas. e =.
real barraln had better ma Re eavlv. caiL Espe-
az q sH: Ssrne.. prs.s Goe. shs.s. cess
Rlsnists. Linens. Hosis.y, Gloves. Cloths ssti'
sssss: Isl; .'s :::::
9f IHs 5aRFFsSSs RE T Haa dSsIsI Is
bsrs al ths ri s Iesisissnre % thSr isr sn
superior stock Of READT-MADR CiOTniN{s
manufactured ny them especially fas their veeasl
quality ~ Goods Dan be bought aAywhefo. Calt
az lsel s 6l liSdiss|ssi !. Hsas,s 90 .
!. No lt3 Main street.
6ucceseoss 10 Merehant. Wsisigsr ca.
El koM kRuITe. IN CANS.-ao1 eass Fr61I
y Psachss, Dramatically .ealed - cans fssxk
doi ~ cals IfesA 0yslero, ~ 1oi ~ eans rSs6h
LOtetofs. DO. dol - cans ptosh ea10on. a.. 800
e ~ - a esiSi g "a i ,r.i1.
7 COX 0Uy TON TIsk Hx AfasAZ B2X
- 9Oobe eI0Hk s~5nst rpooivea eseta -
eoI th1cs ea.deene steh ,pesta.n xelonel0s
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"a Spec jai Notice.-Ha wing determined be-
fore next fall TO thoroughly repair store, pull
down and build new one we therefore offer all our
WOOLLEN and orhsr goods adapted to FALL and
WINTER wear at cost We solicit q call from all
persons In want of such goods as they must and
will he sold at some price. Call at
no3O-lm COURTNEY'S, 2Os Broad ST.
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OFFICE OF r. Il Y. r. r COT
RICHMOND. Oct. "a. 1889.
K~ NOIlCE.-The aDppai pestjng of t the
will be held at this office. on WEDNESDAY, the
''A N'' - -''''' 4. w. MORTON, sec'y.
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1-r,S ISAAC r. WATKINS,
,V>a ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in all the Courts of Charlotte and
Halifax.
va Office at Charlotte Court House. de 3-5t'
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~ xy&1X4X0<Cusxl - t. 80 q &
81 Norfb)k. hAvo hen osdefed - onarIeesoWns
& rsIIHTS ~ W561is RlnelAsn. = n1ee 81 h
Nohahssrn nIl6runsn have - orde18 % is9y4
Esnex counsy, Va In ustetol, Tsndsa -
IL Z, eetinr was held. Thnrss1Ay, 70 consi1oe
tina cn,s Of James Johaoon, who had uttseo4
sentiments opposed TO slavery. Johuson VS.
allowed 10 address the meeting, and disavowed
any affliation with the aboiitionists OF the
North, though he was opposed - slayefy. He
was allowed 10 stay In the city. In Rowan
county, N. O., SATURDAY work, SANDY Taits
was tArrpd and feafhered, and ducked In .
pond, for uttering abolition ssntiments. He
was afterwards committed to prison TO answer
for the offence Meetings have been held In
Danyiile, Va, apd Tappahaanock, In reference
TO the Harper.s Ferry raid, In which, among
other things, the conduct OF Gov. Wise In the
affair is highly praised. The Alexandria Ga
zette of Saturday has the following:
An Individual, who represented himself to
be John Brown, IT., son Of Old Brown, arrived
at Georgetown yesterday morning, saying he
intended to 60 to Hsrper's Ferry this morning
to receive the remains Of his father. This we
learn from gentleman from GeorgetoWn.--
Brown exhibited letter from G0v. Wise
We are told that he expressed himself TO the
effect that he never had any idea OF making
an attempt to rescue his father, and that his
father had violated the laws knowingly, and
IL was right he should suffer the conseQ uences
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FORT YNCHBU r. G TO
;bEAVE TUESDAY.-The Canal
For fresht, apply to VIM. P. COX,
de SGT At the Shed, Dock st.
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HAVING BEEN INFORMED BY
b>(EA several of my customers that it is Iu-
mored in the country that had s,mpathized with
and sent him box of confectionery, &c, desire
to take this public method of contrad,ctIng, most
emphatcally. any such rumor. with the assurance
that had much rather have sent a halter on which
to hang him.
/ presume the rumor originated IN my having
sent to our esteemed fellow citizen. ]. THOMPSON
BRown, Esq, who is now in cnarlestown. mem
Der OF the HowITzER Co a box of confectione
nv, dc, bought by his lady and forwarded to him
according to her orders. .
de SGT ANDREW PIZZINI.
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E> VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI.
49, CULTURAL SOCIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE Of this Society will take place at the Presi-
dents Office, on WEDNESDAY next, at II O'Clock
A. M. de 5-3t
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nRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.-w have
II reduced the price of all our Dress Goods much
below what was asked for them earlier in the sea-
son. We are now offering Mouseiines, Robes,
Printed Msrinos, Pogllns. Printed Mouselines.
prices. As we very anxious to reduce our stock
before the lst of Anuary. we will offer barxains.
CHILES CHENERY.
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Mass LsCORiCE.-lo casss . Ynnrria''
80 4. = /. 4 q. b. DAVENPORT.
CWEET HAVANA on Rscs.yins
~ this day per stenm0r, 90 sweet HsvNne Ornn-
Ges; for sale by A. ANTOINE. Ne Main q.
KNOx's PREMIUM FAMsLYFLlEKfo r
IA sale by WI. 81. KING,
6and s Franklin 81.
' YiSSsih 3 aHi I'll atis Dnssisu.
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- NOTICE.--The members OF the ? EO-
W>Sa PLE,S SAVINGS BANK are requested
to meet THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, at the OF.
fee of Thos NJ. Alfriend, as special business will
de Silt B. ]. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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lime CLOTHiNG.- Our stock of French Bea-
Z yer. Pilot Cloth aud Cashmere Over Goats;
beat French Dress Frocks; elegant Velvet, Silk
Satin and Cassimefs Vests; c1tra quality Black
n,shing Goods Of al kinds is most extensive and
desirable. We offer great Inducements to pur
chssers in stock, sty les and prices.
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ITO COUNTRY AND CITY TRADE.-Re-
1 cewinx this day. in. good order, roo boxes Of
Rais'ns in whole. half and aussrter boxes; .oo
boxes Mol Fire Crackers; 500 COO Torpedoes; s 90,
Sweat Havana Oranges; q bn1ss Lemons; for sale
VI Aolasaia and Retail Store. No. l56 Main II.
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- RUBBERS, RUB8ERS.-G. Hell
LER & CO. have just opened fresh as
soffment of the FIRST quality Rubsers, and sell
them at the lowest prices, II las Broad street
49, G. HELLER 6 CO.. lSS broad NJ
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MOTTO THE Rev. DR.. WIN. =.
evering, At TX O'Clock, in I'd BApTisT CHURcH.
and viii remain and ASSIST the pastor through the
week. Service EVERY NIGHT, at the same
hour.S de6-lt*
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n COMPANY ..B.''-Afteud regular Drill
y Of the corps THIS EVENING, at your Armo
Ary. The Roll will be called at " O'Clock, and
MI all absentees fined, as prescribed in the By
Laws. BY order Of Capt Mitchell:
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTI.
o. TUTh;.A, regular monthly meeting OF
the Institute will he held at a. clock THIS EVEN
ING Members are invited to attend.
de Sit J. w. LEWELLEN.S ec'y.
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II CLoTHING.-Members Of the Legislature,
and strangers visiting the city, will find, by calling
on the subscribe q large and fashionable assort-
ment of CLOTHING. of his own manufacture, as
low as the same auslity and workmanship can be
had of Northern manufacturers. He has been
for the past ten years, and can assure his custom
ers that they shall have Richmond made Clothing
that shall compare in every respect with North
WINGED that Clothing can be manufactured in Rich
mond "a low as in any city In the Union.
F.. B. SPENCE.
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
No. lAl. corner of Main and 18th ats.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-07

as had attributed to him But Mr. Calvers reply was
in fact eyasive, aud did not meet my question.
made the statement to the employment Of Philadelphia
mechanics solely upon his authority. He distinctly and
equivocally stated to days before the meeting
that the work and materials had been contracted in Phil
work that had been obtained in that city cheaper
better than what could be furnished in Baltimore He fur
ther stated that better and cheaper materials and superior
work could be procured in Boston than in Baltimore He
made qualification of this assertion from which could in
fer that he speaking of particular part of the work.
but his remark general controyerted it the time,
and mentioned public building in Massachusetts, Just
erected that had recently visited and Inspected which
far from sustaining his high opinion of Boston
ais and workmanship
This conversation between Mr. Calvert myself was not
private in any as he attempted represent it,
but occurred occasion when requested to become
subscriber to the Agricultural College, and was no
circumstance attending that precuded from making
known.
The above is true statement of what passed between Mr.
Calvert and myself according the best of my recollection
and the partial error to the facts proceeded from nfoma
ton derived from Mr. Calvert himself Mr. Calvert may
have intended and now suppose did give
the idea that all the work and all been
acted for in Philadelphia, but undoubtedly such was my
understanding of his remarks the occasion alluded to- nor
anything whatever said by him correct that impress
A
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TIE {RnN TRAUE

To the Editors Of the Daily Exchange:
Having an interest in the manufacture and sale of
Iron in Baltimore was very agreeably surprised
at the aggregate amount of the Iron business as
shown by the annual statement of The american,
and shall feel obliged if the compiler of that estate
ment' will favor the trade with some further in
formation on the subject
Referring to the manufacture of Bar Iron, he
estimates the value at one million one hundred
thousand dollars. | am aware that Bar Iron to the
value of fifty or sixty thousand dollars, is made
annually in Baltimore, but where in the City, or
vicinity, the odd million and forty thousand
dollars is made, do not know, and should like to
be informed. If the statement was intended to
show the value of Bar Iron made and received in
Baltimore in 1858, my experience in the business
leads me to the belief that 200 to 100000
would be proper estimate.
in regard to Pig Iron, | would state that the pro-
duction of what is termed Baltimore Charcoal Pig
Iron, for 1858, WIS from ten thousand to twelve
thousand tons, of the value of $3.50 900 to $500 OOO
This branch of business has been constantly decli-
ming in Baltimore and vicinity for several years
past. of the twenty Blast Smelling Furnaces
that were in successful operation from five to ten
years ago, making the above mentioned description
of Iron, several have been taken down or aban-
doned and of those that remain, but five are at
present in blast The reason for this falling off in
the business is that the lower priced Anthracite
Irons of Pennsylvania and New Jersey have, by
improved modes of working, been substituted for
the better, but higher COST irons of Baltimore
If this does not exhibit as favorable condition
of these branches of the Iron business as the
statement referred to, regret to say that in, my
opinion, it is quite favorable as the facts will
Justify. IRON
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-
NE w BOOKS.

NOW AND WHY BECAME SPIRIrUALIsT. By WASH.
A. DANsKIN. Boston: Bella Marsh IA Bromield
street. New York. S. t. Munson, Great Jones
street. 1858.
Most persons who read this little volume WILL
perhaps, find their curiosity, as to sow" Mr. DAMS
KIN became spirtualst, sufficiently pratifed but
"rhy" he was so far influenced by the phenomena
he has described, will probably continue to puzzle
them as much as ever. 1t will seem to them. as it
certainly does to u.s. that the facts furnished by Mr.
DANsKIN are not of that character
(which should confirm shake or make faithn
and are wholly insufficient to sustain even the ary hy
potheses which he has built upon them. But letus,
before we go farther, 'ho,o' Mr. DANsKIN became
with the truth of those doctrines which he
now so staunchly advocates The first lessons in Snir
itualism are tappears, taught after materialfasb-
ion such as is still in vogue in our in FAINT schools. f
in describing some of its earliest maniestatons ~
showsthat uckless table underwent in laorn;n =.
letters, what he probably suffered in his own vo,.h
for-he says, crap after rap heard on diffsron,
portions; sometimes in the centre, then direc,-
y under our hands, then running as it were across
Tnis TOOK place on memorable evening, when 90
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We received last night, but too late for publica-
ton in our issue of this morning, a copy of the
opinion of the Court of Appeals of Maryland, in
the case of Hooper Us. the Mayor and City Council
OF Baltimore, which was delivered by His Honor
Chief Justice LIE GRAND. The question involved,
was the power of the City of Baltimore to tax, for
municipal purposes vessels duly registered in and
sailing out of the port of Baltimore, owned by
bona tide and actual residents of the county, but
having their places of business in the city The
Court of Appeals has declared that the City has
no such power. We will give the opinion, in full,
tomorrow, as it will, doubtless, be read with
interect
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CAL VERT STREET CITY SPRING.


MEssRs EDIToRs-Gentlemen: - As the Calvert
street Spring has cost a ducking to-day,
think am entitled to call attention to it. Pass
ing along Calvert street, on the opposite side to
the Spring, about one o'clock, | was attracted
by the cry of little girl, who near it
"The boys drowning!' ''He is drowningv' / ran
across, and found lad immersed in the water
struggling and gaspng for breath. Of course
went in and brought him out. On interrogatng
him, he said that his playmate had showed him in
and ran away.
As | notice that children are frequently playing
about the Spring, the policeman in whose beat it is
ought to keep his eye it, or there ought to be
some boards or rails put up while it is overlooked
as it is at present. Yours respectfully,
A
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hAGsMAN desires us to say that he will pay a
large reward for genuine live, white, American
acomdn! A female would not answer We OBJ
serve that Judge PRICE, at Towsontown, sentenced
a 'lddy' to pay fine of twenty dollars, for
selling liquor on Sunday. The Judge is reported
TO have said that ''ladies have no more right TO
violate the laws than "men." This, we respect
fully apprehend, is not American law but if it
were, does it justify Judge PRICE in using such
word as ''men, right out in open Court2
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There are few Institutions in our lar,

There are few Institutions in our large cities that
are more generally useful to the people, than the
savings Banks, affording, as they do to the me-
cnanies and laborers, the means of preserving and
increasing the earnings of their daily toll and to
all persons, safe place of deposit for their money
IL Is therefore matter of congratulation that the
annual statements of the condition of the Eutaw
Savings Bank, and the Savings Bank of Balti-
more just published, show them both TO have
been exceedingly well managed, and exhibit de-
gree of financial prosperity which commends them
to the confidence of the whole community. We
refer our readers to the statements themselves,
which are clear and satisfactory
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On the 4th instant by Rev DR. Smith, WILLIAM SMITH
to Miss second daughter Of the late Duncan McPher
son, all of this city.
On the 4th Instant by Rev. E. r. Hera, JOHN FROST to
Miss ENRlETTA HESSE, all Of Baltimore.
On the 4h instant, by Rev. Edward McCogan, THOMAS
F; MALLEN, of Baltimore, to Miss MAGGIE ii. DEVIL
BRlSS, of Frederick county.
On the Sd instant the residence of Archbishop by
Rev Mr. Foley, LOUIS DEL0UL CLIFTON to Miss L. BOD
MAN, all of this city.
on the 27th nit, by Rev F. R Hera, DAVID LOGUE to
Miss ELIZABETH MCLLIGAN, all Of Baltimore.
On the 18th ult. by Rev. Brandau JAMES NJ. STEWART
to SARAH D. HARRIS, both of Baltimore county.
AT Woodvile Howard county on the 2Sh ult by Rev T.
W. Simpson JAS. ". OFFUTT to AGNES s., only daugh-
ter of Dir. r d Hewitt -
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DI L ID

On the 9Th instant JOHN MCPHERSON, in the I'D year
of his age
On the 9TH instant, ANDREW GRAHAM, a native of Pals
ley, Scotland, aged ca years.
On the 9Th instant, JAMES BRANNAN Sr, in the 6lst
Ireland.
On the 4th instant WALTER HERvE, second of Jas.
and Sarah N Roach, aged II years, months DAYS
On the 9TH instant, FRANCIS EMIEL infant son of John
and Josephine HerzOg, aged 10 months and Il days
On the 4th instant Mrs. ELIZABETH FIELD in her 9th
year, formerly of Matthews county, Va.
On the I'd instant BEVERLY WAUGH PRICE, infant son
of Richard and Elizabeth A. Price
On the 9th ult after long and severe illness, GEORGE
JOURS, in the S7th year of his age.
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BALTIMORE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1859.

We shall issue this afternoon our first weekly
review of the Baltimore Markets, on letter-sheet
Hereafter, it will be published and ready for de-
livery on Friday afternoon of each week. 1t will
be sold at three cents per copy. Merchants who
may desire it, can have their business cards in
serted, without extra charge, by ordering twenty
five or more comics.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE is published every morning
Sundays exceped price Two CENTS served in the city
at twelve and half cents week payable to the Carl
er nailed TO su bscribers othe city, at SIX DOLLARS
ner annnm The TRI-wEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
scribers at FOUR DOLLARS per annum. TERMs-inva-
riably cash in advance OFFICE OF PUBLIcATIoN-Nort
East corner of Baltimore and North streets, Baltimore
Letters to be addressed ITO THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Baltimore, Maryland"
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G0NGatl0n,

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
1FEYOUNG LADlES-The WINTER SESSION begins
November 3D. 1858 The of instruction i'll the usual
branches Is full and thorough, being under the direction of
ehcent Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required Female education is at the
command OF the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education Tor their daughters with the comforts and adj
EataSes OF the Christian family invited to examine the
School
. For terms OF admission and further information,
Rev. GEO LEWIS STAlEY. Principal Mount Washington
Baltimore Co., Maryland, Rev Dr. HEINER, Second St.
Baltimore. Catalogues can be had at CUSIIINGS BAL
LEY =, BaltlmOre st sI5-lN
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GEORGE MoKFypRsr TrIt

At the northeast Of Baltimore and Frederick streets
has received his Fall supply of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs and
NEsTINGs. H
Weare satisfied thatpesos wishing economize in articles
of dress will money by purchasing of him o2 3m
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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s,
UNRIVALED SEWING MACHINES,
For all purposes where TIGHT stitch is required
2O2 BALTIMORE STREET, Opposite H. Easter & Cos)
Samples work sent by mail
Every description of work executed to order
Families supplied with Machines and Operators by the day
week. aI-tf
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KINDLING Woop! KIsDLING WooD

kINDLING WOOD kNDLING WooD
SAWED AND SLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE
Sawed and Split by Machinery
Owing to the constantly increasing for this Wood
have greatly increased my facilities preparing and de
verng it, am prepared fill all orders with dispatch
for OAK or PINE WooD of length SIZE delivering
any part of the city free of carriage guaranteeing
quantity that contained cord before being sawed and
split. JAS III JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill
HS Office of Baltimore and North streets over ia
triot Office.
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Aibioen0 aotitfs.

baltimore LIFE INSURANCE CO., JAM
~ uARY 3d. lS59-The Board has this day declared DIV
lDEND OF THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE for the last
SIX months, payable demand at the Companys office No
south street A. b. COULTER,
lao4l Secretary.
RANK OF COMMERCE. BALTIMORE, Dec. 29th
~ lS5S-A Dividend of Four per cent for the last six
months was this day declared payable and after MON
n NTH
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CINCINNATI, Jan. last night the steamers
Iowa and Madison came in collision opposite Aurora
Indiana. The latter sunk in fifteen feet of water
No lives were lost. The Madison had six hundred
tons OF freight principally sugar had molasses. The
vessel and cargo will prove total loss. The boat
was valued at $4,000 and insured for So 900.
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CrscINNATI, Jan. "A special despatch to the Com
merc,al, dated at Cairo says that the steamer Mar
Una Jewett, lying at the wharf, took fire from the
sove Yesterday morning, and was totally destroyed
NO one was injured. Loss $4,000. s
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BosToN Coal CoNPANY's Coal

This very desirable WHITE ASH COAL guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction can be had wholesale or retail
from the agents. T n LoNEY & CO, No 81 South street
Also CUMBERLAND COAL, and machine SAWED AND
SPLIT WOOD, at lowest prices, ja5-eoaw