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SUGAR. About 1000 hhds were sold at very full
prices without any quotable advance Fair to Fully
Fair 5l@6lc. % b.
MoLAssEs. Sales Of 1900 bbls. at 274@2s4c for
Fermenting, and 3la@323c for Prime and Choice,
with $50 half bbs. at 33@35c. % gallon.
FLOUR. :. About 1000 bbls were sold, including
Sc 49, l65 Fancy at Sc so, 22O Extra at SC 62A and
200 Choice and Extra Tennessee and Lafayette at
81 rs y Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was active and higher with sales
OF 1000 sacks Mixed and 10000 White, Yellow and
Mixed, in store, all at -, 44O at 9O@92c., and 800
sacks, in lots, at 90c@sl y bushe. ...Of Oats, $50
sacks Ohio river sold at 76c, 1885 Northern, in lots
at 7s@sO, and 100 Black at SOC. % bushel. The
sales of Bran comprised 1000 sacks at 81 TO- and 375
at 81 l2@Sl Is % 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. ". Pork was in some request, and the
sales included 800 bbs. Heavy Mess at SIS SO 10 bb
....Of Green Meats l6,6O0 pieces sold at &c. for
Shoulders TIC for Hams, and SIC. for Sides 1900 at
6, T. and &c., and on Saturday 10000 TBS. Shoulders
and Hams at and &c. % ID. In Bacon we heard
Of no transactions. :. OF Lard, 100 tierces Prime
sold in two lots at l13c. % ID.
COFFEE. Sales Of 1000 bags, including ZIG at
lo2@l05c., 454 at ii, $50 at Ill and 235 Skmmings
at l0!c. u ID.
KENTUCKY BAGGING. We noticed sales of 800
pieces Power Loom at 15}c., and so at l54c % yard.
BALE ROPE. 200 coils Handspun sold at TIC.
q ID.
WHISKY. Sales of 100 bbls. Rectifed at -, and
II Raw at 27lc. % ID.
FREIGHTs.. A few small lots of Cotton were
shipped for Liverpool at 7l6@l5-32d. to fill up.
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General Observation-Disclosures on the Landing
Steamers New Uncle Sam, Chancellor,
and Queen of the Xvcst-QuIclk Trip-The
Rivers and Business Mt st. Louis-Hlgh
Water Continued Rise of the Missouri,
and Iliineis-Emigration.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Camp street,}
Tuesday, March Is, 1859.
Business on the landing yesterday was quite brisk
freights were more plenty than they have been for
some time especially about the gangways Of the cee
brated Railroad Line Packets.
The steamer New Uncle Sam left yesterday with a
very large trip of freight and full of passengers, in
fact she refused freight early in the day. The steamer
Chancellor hence for Louisville arrived at Cairo on
the 9th in tow of the Admiral, having broken her
shaft. The Queen Of the West also broke her shaft
some eighty miles below Memphis on her trip up.
The Pacific arrived at Cairo in four days and nine
teen hours, being the quickest trip this season. At
st. Louis on the 10TH the river was rising fast. The
rise is chiefly out of the Missouri although the upper
Mississippi aud Illinois rivers both rising rapidly.
The weather continues mild and pleasant, and bust
ness on the levee was brisk. Emigration has com.
menced in earnest the Missouri river boats go out
damned with people every day. The Cumberland
riuer falling on the 10TH with about seven feet
water on the shoals.
ARR1vALs.-The Red River packet Grand Duke,
SdpN odlAuel appicShtS, Will ~ DaleS COLIOn and
80 hhds. sugar, and will leave to-day at P. NJ. for
Vicksburg.
The Bayou Sara packet c. D, Jr., Capt. J. Vincent,
with 27l bales cotton, 2al hhds sugar. 447 bbls and
$50 half bbls. molasses.
The steamer Choctaw, Capt. D. H. Silver, from
Louisville, with 1890 bales cotton and ll9 hhds.
tobacco, and leaves again on Thursday, for ST. Louis
We thank Mr.. W. Webbing, her clerk, for favors.
The Lafourche packet, DR.. Batey Capt A. Dugas,
with bales cotton 1853 hhds sugar 444 bbls and l4l
half bhls. molasses.
The Red River packet Morning Light Capt. W.
Dillon, with 1873 bales cotton, and leaves again on
Wednesday.
The steamer Bayou Belle, Capt. Nuz with 2s5 bales
cotton, 26 hhds sugar, l20 bbls. and l6 half bbs.
molasses.
The Red River packet Rapides, Capt. ]. G. Dowty,
with so bales cotton, 3ls hhds. sugar, 203 bbls and
20 half bbls molasses.
The steamer Maria Denning, Capt H. Camel, with
large trip from Cincinnati.
The Railroad Line packet John Walsh, Capt John
Malloy, with large trip from st. Louis, and will
leave again on her regular day, Thursday. We thank
Mr.. John F. Douglas, her attentive clerk for ayors
Ceres for 4dttakapas-This regular packet, in
charge of Capt. J. j. Labarthe, will leave to-day at
8 p NJ. for Attakapas, via Plaquemine.
Reub TThite for B9uf Rirer-This very ligh,
dranght packet, in charge of Capt. VIM. Ager, with
Mr. W. NJ surls in the office, leaves to-day at p NJ
for all landings on B9uif river.
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Children three years old under ree those over three
fullfare.
amy tickets In packages OF twentyh be had the
ONCE Of the Master Of Transportation whose
lilies reside the line Of the road procure
ages Of twenty I've for their personal reduced
The Company prepared forward and Pack.
ages Of all kinds place with which they have
tion receiving from delivering domci patrons
7. S. WILLIAMS
5aN II Mater OF Tran. DO taton.
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There has been fair demand for silver this week,
and the import by Mexican packet has all been sold
at last quotations Gold has not met so ready sale,
and considerable portion OF what was in the market
has gone into the bank Douboons are still readily
sold at full prices
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NEWELL COTTON SCREWs-sIx, EIGHr
< and nine inches diameter.
With the threads Of both Iron
by sthes TO ct ech other with great accuracy eight
eleven inches in diameter with threads
in lahes
full of constantly ~
S. H. CHINA M
d37 3n6w 10 aray,er street New c1sss,A.
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Ess -T9I.5EsSsI 1859.
- x 4ss:sz...EgN NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT

Express,
tofice in the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
iayete SQUARED will deliver In Of the city,
gage Packages Specie Bank Notes Je~elry received
oy the Railroad, otherwise,
CHARGE Or forward the with and dispatch any
point the Great Northern Railroad Railroad
or The Mississippi Central Ralroad receiving pur
pose either the Express Office the residences
fudividuas - "
On approaching New Orleans, the Baggage will go
through the Train and receive the Checks address
persons wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
Company will be responsible for all articles placed
In charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
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CATTLE KT.

JEFFERSON CITY, March H. 1859.
The market was but moderately active and our
quotations well sustained.
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change from yesterday. business Of 10000 bales
has been done at steady prices.
Breadstuffs were without animation and without
change in value.
Lard has been almost without any sales If Ameri.
can during the week, but is held firmly. Tuscan
Lard, although of not so good quality, has had the
preference with refners, on account Of its smaller
price.
Coffee seems to be in less favor on the Continent
LvsRPooL, February 10 1859.
The returns from the Bank of England for the
week ending the 18th February give the following
results when compared with the previous week
Public deposts .ILcrease ess
tner deposits. ss8 s .Incrsass.. 53912
hest...--...- $3.50. 32l Decrease $3.50
On the other side OF the account
10y Securities. 0y6g6 2b5. ... Unchanged.
ynet heeunties 6422 1885,. Decrease 90 rs
No'es unemeoJsd 1908 ee5. Increase 800
The amount Of notes in circulation Is f2061s ,345,
being decrease of f129 and the stock Of bullion
in both departments is f19747 154, showing an in
crease OF f2s6, l49 when compared with the preced
ing return:
ISSUE DxPLRrngNf.
Notes Issued .fss 50 81, Govt Debt Ell ols 1eo
Other securities. I4e9 90
Gold coin and bulun 19O645 $40
HIM
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Rtbittu Of tbe NQarkets.

CREecHsf OYFcK No. 10 Camp street. I
Tuesday Morning, March Is. 1889 {
CoTToN. -. The demand was checked yesterday by
the full prices claimed and the sales were confined
to about 5000 bales, mostly at outside figures:
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Manchester business during the week was unprece-
dentedly large at advanced prices and under the
tsnsive contracts still existing that market is above
the influence of the less favorable accounts just
ccived from Bombay.
This day in Liverpool presented no remarkable
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Each 'runk, valise, or csrpe. bag.
weighing not more than 100
pounds. ........,....... ....
Packages. other than baggage,
weighing not more than 100
POUNDS. ..-..-.....
Each additional so pounds OF bag
gage, or Packages other than
haggage
specie. bank notes, ieweiry, aud
other vsiuables, Weighing not
mere than 100 pounds. ......
Each additional 80 pounds, ......
T. S. W
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xss,8s,sso

: @''''sF''I 4N,tsSO
BANKING DEPARrnKNf.
PropretorA' Capital fl4653, 900 Government sscuri-
Rest 33s9,32ll ties, On cludinx
Pubtc deposits On Dead Weight An
GLIDING Exchs qner nuity) ..s.... IN ea6 III
5Aings BANKS. Other Securities. l6,4z2, IS
National Debt and l0old and siiyer co;n SCI -
dividend accounts 1920 255l
Other deposits -. 14538sQ6l
Seven day and other gpe. -...' .t..
bills.............. 7s9as .5=-=ss
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Forse Car will leave the city every morning O'clock
and the Lake night hour after the arrival Of
the last stean train.
Extra special trips when required, by notifying the
ductor.
when called upon, mail Irips but the conductor
must have timely not nj If
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ION TO RI. FREIGHT:
Between the Depo, and

10 rs 40 go 40
20 rs 80 is 30
10 .le 10 10 10
40 80 leo l.D 100
20 20 % 70 20
ITIIAMS,
Nsster Of TRANSFORMATION.
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Siber SntflIigente.

General Observation-Disclosures on the Landing
Steamers New Uncle Sam, Chancellor,
aud Queen of the Wcst-Quick Trip-The
Rivers and Business Mt st. LOuis-Hlgh
Water Continued Rise of the Missouri,
IlllDe5s- EhIprnfIOn
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
T E K AS F..

To sail on THURSDAY. March II. at 8 A ~
1ESSh SOUTHERN STEA MSHIP CONPA-
NNkEt ny.U S: Mail Line-For Galveston and Natacor
es. ds Blythe snnerior coppered aud copper fast.
ened steamship Mexico, W. H. Talbot sails as
above CARRYING the S. mails For freight passage having
elega passenger accommodations for apply on
toArd or 10 G. b. PAYNE 81 ,sm,n str.st vi
Steamship Of this line will every Thursday and Sun
Jay noILlnR, lor Inc ABOVE ports mia
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Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen

LIVERPOOL Feb. Is, 1859.
Uneasiness about the state of European politics
has again increased and nterferes much with COM
merce in general. Consols declined early in the week
rallying this morning in London in sympathy with
French Rentes to 95s@95a, but closing without bust
ness at 954@955.
Cotton has been bought during the past week more
extensively than for some time previously Specua-
tors and exporters again participated freely, giving
their especial attention to Upland and good staped
Gulf Cottons. The market opened buoyant and with
large sales, but received temporary check on Tues
day, upon receipt of the American accounts of I'd
instant, per steamer Europa The very large bust
done that day in Manchester however, impaired
renewed activity to it and reesablished the advance
fully Id. on last weeks quotations. The strength of
this market rests upon the moderate stock now in
port and upon the comparatively moderate prospec-
tive supply near al hand.
The sales amounted to S. 430 bales of all kinds in
Guiding G9, 200 American and 1880 East India Con
sumers took 66,500 bales, Spectators IA $40 and
Exporters 7llO.
The actual exports during the week were 403G
bales.
The imports counted up $50 bales, including
81 7l9 from the United States.
The quantity known to be now at sea from Ameri-
can ports to Great Britain is $4,000 bales against
LOT, 600 bales at this time last year.
The stock here is 50 $50 bales smaller than last
week, and compares with that of last year as follows
L. GEO
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ros scREWs--s1x. EIGHr

Hrsend fer specimen numbers prospecsvses, etc Naka
mp Clubs Immediately. 81 SD
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To sail on Friday, 18th inst. .tsA.M.
&NIE4ES pany-Uned States Mail Lne-For BraEos sant
: ago. via Indanola. The superior iron steamship
arizona Robert Smith, commander. sail as above car
ryns me uutsd States mails For frgh, passage having
elegant accommodations, apply on hoard. to
g B. PAYNE, 81 Camp street.
nished to shippers application ~ mil
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CUGAR MACHISERY - MERRICK d SONS,
Southwark Foundry Philadelphia would call The
sugar Planters to their well known ana approved Sugar
tus he patent for which has lately been exended improved
make it the perfect easily managed
apparatus offered for sugar making.
Copper Open Steam Trains with exhaust CHARTERS
large and small Pumping Engines GlobuRr Strike Pans,
greater effective capacity and cheaper than before offered
Sugar Mills and Engines Boilers OF the best materials and
workmanship; Copper Open Steam Batteries; Steam Traps
ETC., etc.
Centrifugal Machines Of Woolsey Aspnwall with Hartson.
latest Improvements.
Orders for the above will be prompts attended applying
to theiragents.
VIM. f. THOMPSON. Commercial Agent.
WIN. E. FLANDERS, Engineer.
dog 3m Sc Camp street New Orleans
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THE EVENING STAR.

HE AURORA B0REALIs AND The TELEGRAPH.
During the auroral display on Thursday night
in Boston some curious phenomena were wit
messed in connection with the telegraph wires
The following conversation, says the Boston
Traveller, between the Boston and Portland
operators on the American telegraph line, will
give an idea of the effect of the Aurora Bo.
reals on the working Of telegraph wires:
Boston operator, Ito Portland operator, -
Plsase cut of your battery entirely from the
line Tor fifteen minutes -
Portland operstor-Will do so. It is now
disconnected
Boston-Mine is disconnected, and we are
working with the suroral current. How dc
You receive my writing ...... f....- -
Portlsnd-Better than with Gun batteries on.
Current comes and goes gradually.
Boston-My current is very strong at times,
and we can work better without batteries, as
the Aurora seems 10 neutralize and augment
our batteries alternately, making current too
strong at times for our relay magnets. Sup
pose we work without batteries while we are
affected by this trouble. b4..# ..
Portlsnd-Yery well. Shall go ahead with
business .--.4 ..r.. ..
BOston-Yes Go ahead. ..... -...
The wire was then worked for about two
hours without the usual batteries, on the auroral
current, working better than with the bstterie.
connected. The current varied, increasing and
decreasing alternately, but, by graduating the
adjustment to the current, a sufficiently steady
effect was obtained to work the line very we'll
This Is the first instance on record of more than
word or two having been transmitted with
the anroral current The usual effect of the
electric storm was also manifested. such as re-
versing the poles of the batteries, dc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-07

AN UNEXPECTED CLIsAx-Speaking of the
tendency OF temperance orators putting them
selves forward d previous examples Of the
blighting effects of drink. an exchange says:
q" My friends, three months ago L signed the
pledge. [Clapping of hands and approving
eheers) In month Afterwards my friends,
l had sovereign in my pocket, thing never
had before (Clapping and loud cheers.) In
another month, my friends, had good coat
on my back, a thing / never had before
CHEERS and clapping of hands much louder }
fortnight after that. my friends, bought Il
coffin, The audience going to cheer but
stopped and looked serious sYou wonder, ~
continued the speaker, "why bought coffin.
Well, my friends, bought the coffin because
L felt pretty certain if kept the pledge
another fortnight I should want one. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-07

HI At Last accounts from Chilli that country
remained paclfed, but the local payers say the
peace which has come upon the country is one in
which they cannot rejoice, in consequence of the
torrents OF blood that have been she'd To secure il
An explosion ola magazine had occurred at Val
paradise, killing ~ men.
II The Carson Valley people have declared
themselves independent of ttah, framed consti-
Triton for provisional government and called
their territory Nevada.
VI Hon Robert Dale Owen returned home on
the 10th ultimo, after an absence of c years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-07
i GHEAT WONDER OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Ay tne g Lonis kMaD democrat: Below, publish
bt goo, d ths CITY, from gentleman Maine.
'keats e9smSy CT me superior merits Of ks Hs
TOME sneh evidence have eject yhso eomps
n Isos source hesrtihestes guarantees truts
nesa No sneenisrns, nor useless pu6sry ths
Wv
pporr,,os a y woon nhNf, Jan Y, lsa
s,,p,ioo e,Il.d !. g. Having my
ss,et. az vonr H. ee 70 me highly benstets
estion Of !, nron a., - -. neueed 70 make app
prob,hy an 49, - neu become quite gray,
Ter Son. ,Ir.. rraa.s ~ we're o. sstnt eharse-
MAR R,.ors1i,s ma 1919. procured bottle OF your
Nh, Ih,d .;.hsi ~ soon found q So proving
procured apoebsr hoII. ~ birh sset Ib.vs ,nes
~ .,,;s. ~ ~. % ~ Nheh have used SOME lean
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THREE PERSONS OVER NIAGARA FALLS
Thursday afternoon, about I O'Clock a man by
the name OF ROsseau aud Mr.. Morse and wifi
started in boat from near the head OF the Is.
draulic canal at Niagara Falls, to cross the river
10 Chippewa, W hen the boat was struck by a gale
and capsi Zed. They Were observed by person,
on shore to get on to the boat for safaty They
Were soon carried away Dy the current into tht
rapids, and were last seen above the Three sis
ters-' The wind was blowing gaze at the time
Rosseau was saved from a fate like this onl,
about year ago. He is reported by the citizens
in his nei ghborhood to have been a smuggIer h,
occupation.
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PR9s9sAks ron Ar Army Y Tk "a : 20 Ia
:sssii:: asrlas he he years ISL and ISL Is.
Tsse d 'I R.n.ss s'R from s1 I.is% <:
r:. Ss1i q q q oH fFss
ysnyorth and south Of latitude q deg. nsrth, =,
sSioS are nov or may be tab,ssed in the Terri
tory OF Nebraska south OF Altitude ~ deg. iorth ~
SssSnd :9qs q e..
Utah north oflatitnde % deg north and west oflouy
!. Prom Forts Lssvsn worth and Riley, in the Tar
the State q missouri, 20 Fort Gnion, he Tern.
BED Be- aaesitnsssd N tSs, Territory. 'p'' 'AA' may
From Fort Union or such 81 Sths. DEBT :. ma,
IN the Militsry Department Of New Mexico, ssospI
Be less on either Of the routes than one hundred
lion" 81 pJSunds and on routes aud than two mil
iionhve hundred thousand pounds each
MIL :s as sss
be performed on each route IN each month OF ths
81 ST sss route
their place: Of rs.dsncs and s. prepared o e1scate
bonds with good security In such On amount - th<
Contrsciors must be in readi -ess for service by
may be demanded at any time for the whole weight
tobe transported during the year all either o
the routes, they will be required 10 have places o
business OF agencies at or IN the vicinity of Fort
Jeavenvorth, E~rt Laramie, and Fort Onion, or
other depot ia, New NJ :xlco, at which they may ts
communicated with promptly and 'eadi.y.
Eseh proPossl must De aecompaned BY . ruaran-
ssnfs three g.
an
for its faithful performance.
Proposals Will be endor sed Al follows: PROPOSAL,
tanned uniess thew fully comply with al the stipula-
tons set forth I'm this aavertsenent. .s-.r. ..
bids that may be made.
QUARTKRNAsIER GgNKRAL's OFFICE,
e83.AWtistOot Waahington. June q. 1850.
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QEGULAR STEAM PACKET LINE BIZ
WASHINGTON. caves Com .Es8AH
meroe street wharf Baltimore: -
COLI MBlA, SATCRD DAY, at O'Clock ,. m.
Leave Rfey's W hart. w az hington:
.Gof:GaBfA, WEDNESDAY MORNING., +,
O'Clock.
The Columbia stops At the principal landings o,
the river.
For freight apply f F. wRu.rv .,.,,
sSA-Tu&Th.sr Riisvis Wharf. 1ith strsst
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CAurIossW t1SDNe t9gA Sdos: cordi.l.
Buohu,, Hospitals, Instruments or Rlngs-shun
them all, and, disposed to profit bv M experience
write for my private Circular on
SPERMATORRHCEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed. address, in perfect conf
scribIng Box 176, Charlestown, Mass.
ie I4-ntWly
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DIR. COGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT.
Price Sl Chronic package, $3.50. Sold by all
Druggists in Washington, Georgetown, aud xcin
lty anu wherever the Star is read. Depot In Wash
tngton, r. p. MILLBURN Il co, Willards'
Hotel; ID. g. TAYLOR Il CO., General Agents,
re Dock street. Philadelphia. aus
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PPoF. NORRIS, sARZgMEA" PREMIUM

This excellent composition does not contai9
leterious drug IL has obtained two hrst-class di-
plomas as the purest and best BAKING foydef
bread over yeast from every one and quarter
pounds Of -four; because by rs use oil the primitive
and undimlnshed, AID is highly favorable for per-
suffering from Dyspepsia II 10 original in its
ton. hlNd bUhCHEIL,
SEES cor 18th ST. and VT. ay,, agtts for its sa,e
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nRANGES. LEMONS, and MAPLE SUGAR
" JuEt received aud for sale by
f. Z. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of l. and 9th sta