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Arrival of the Steamer Jura-DctaiIs of For

mer AdytceS.
New York, July 23.-The steamer Jura, from
Liverpool on the 10th instant, has arrived. The
papers received by her contain items of inter-
est, though her advices not later than already
eceived.
Palermo advices of the 3rd state that Garibaldi
had reviewed nine thousand troops.
An inspector of the old police had been murdered
near Palermo, and Garibaldi had issued decree
threatening banishment, and even death, against
any one rising against the former police, and sta
ting that special commissioners had been appointed
to discover those funcionares who had oppressed
the people.
The Neapoitan exiles in Turin were returning to
Naples.
Two French and two English war vessels had
been ordered to Beyrout
THE LATEST, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, July 1.-THE supply of money is abun-
dant to meet all demands.
PARIS, July 1l.-The commanders of the French
vessels at Syria have been ordered to abstain from
all intervention in affairs there contining them
ing it.
=. Napoleon, it is said, has authorized the forma-
ton OF National Rifle Association, under the di.
rection of Jules Gerard
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

An exchange says the most profitable use that
ninetenhs of all the dogs in this country could be
applied to is to mix about five dogs with a barrel
of lime and ten cart loads of muck in a compost
hean.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET, July g-
There was considerable activity in Flour yesterday on
oohange but no change in prices. Corn opened firm
sa Gus Ior No at which price the market closed firm
more or less huctuaton. Wheat dull and fully
Ct. lower, No. red having been sold at $l10 Oats
msre seauy win an upward tendency. Rye in good de-
manu- ma az oi Gus Barley quiet Freights declined Ct,
corn to Buffalo, 'h ~ - M
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Cotton is steadv-.sales of 400
bales Flour Is depressedsaes of 1900 bbis. State
So'ooa0aui ohio $S4o@6.oo; Southern t6.S50b76.-
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

METHoDIsM IN GREAT BRITAIN.-An English paper
says: wesleyan Methodism is one of the wonders
OF the age and of the world. The increase of its
membership during the past ecclesiastical year
was fifteen thousand four hundred and sixty.nine
full members, and twentysix thousand seven hun
dred and forty-six remain on trial. The candidates
Tor the ministry are more numerous than in any
former year. The missionary collections for the
year amount to $3.50 600"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

The Pemoerton Mill, at Lawrence, will soon be
completed. 1t is to be one story higher than be-
fore. 1t will manufacture cotton and wooden goods,
and employ one thousand hands, We trust that
the awful lesson taught by the late disaster will
not be lost upon the present builders.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETs.

COFFEE-Cofee is quiet, but the feeling in the mar
of to-day of 100 bags Rio at 15x cts at which
figure prime lots firmly held. We quote fair to good
IAN @l5 cts; and Java at 16H @17f cts We note the
arrival here to-day from Rio of the bark "Mondamin'
stock here to about 5000 bags
- FLU uk.-The transactions in Flour to-day have been
mgrs eGt there Is pretty good inquiry for it, and the
OF sales of 800 bbls Howard Street Super at s5 o5
oo and we quote it as closing steady at this figure for
fresh ground Ohio Super may be quoted at the sama
figure Howard Street there is none selling There
is demand for City Mills Super but buyers and sellers
still unable agree upon terms and no sales havs
been made to day Buyers are offering IS and 2k for
It, but there are no sellers under $525 per bbl at which
hgure 1t was held firmly at the close. There was some
inquiry this morning for Extra Flour and sale of 100
Dds Howard Street was reported at Sc per bbl We still
quote Extra as follows, viz: at $5 75d6 for Howard
$50 per bbl. for fancy brands do
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is still selling to the
trade at $s 80 for Welchs and IS per for the best
Howard Street do, at s6s7K d675 per bbI UNIV anu
RYE FLOUR AND CoRN MEAL.-we quote Rive Flour at
3 SO per bbl for Brandywne but there are no ~
either of these articles making " ~ "
GRAIN.-Wheat was 10 good supply this morning the
receipts amounting about 600 bushels The demand
Tor It was however brisk and prices to cts
per bushel than on Saturday Red ranged at
1l6 to l2 cts for fair to prime and white sold at lOSl2
cts for common, 125130 cts for fair l35 also cts for
good to prime and 55 cts for choice parcels and both
red and white closed firm at the above Corn was
dull but prices for it as on Yesterday There
were about 1000 bushels received was partly sold
at o5G7octs for white, and 6063 for yellow Oats
OF which there were about 200 bushels received sold at
sISs cts for Maryland and some small lots of
rylanu Rye brought 67d6S cts. We quote
Oats at sd4o cts and Pennsylvania Rye nominal at rs
puncheons English Island Molasses private terms
but we hear Of nothing doing in other varieties Our
cIayed Cuba 2sG3o cts for o1 20 o7s 10 ,or
for English Island; S337 cts. for Porto Rico and
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News from Pixies Peak.

DENVER City, July ia shooting affray oc-
Cured in West Denver, at Cibola Hall, yesterday
afternoon. man by the name of Harrison shot
mulatto named Stark, for applying to him insult
ing epithets. Stark's wounds are not fatal Har-
rison's course in shooting Stark is generally iusti
fed.
There are reported gold discoveries of marvel
lous richness from the west slope of the Rooge.
one hundred miles from the California gulch.-
Lumps are SAID to have been found OF the size of
hens egg. The report needs confirmation.
There is considerable excitement existing here in
regard to the United States mail for this place -
The letting is considered to be the same as fail
ure, and meeting is called to adopt measures for
relief The letting to Brace & Co. is considered
dodge OF the Express Company to retain the mail
remains to be seen.
At an auction sale yesterday of Denver City lots
and lots in Parkinson's addition, prices ranged
from three to fifty dollars per lot All oat lots sold
high.
Business is dull. Money is tighter, if possible,
than ever before.
There is no news of interest from the Arkansas
Blue Torryall or Gregory mines
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

The gift money of the Japanese Embassy was
divided among the Philadelphia policemen on Sat
urday. Those only who were on duty at the time
of the reception received any of the funds, each
one of these getting SIS 80
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Wilkes SPIRIT Of the Times very gravely inti-
mates that the reason Heenan was denied the Eng
lish belt, was because the British government be-
came thoroughly alive to the great political injury
1t might work to English prestige should the people
of the continent, over whose races she had always
domineered in physical comparison, behold some
stalwart stranger from beyond the seas bear off the
emblem of her superiority in prowess
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Among the appropriations to be voted BY the
British Parliament is of S57, 800 for DR..
Llvlngstone's explorations in Africa, for which
another steamer isneeded. The discoveries of Dr.
Livingstone are regarded of the greatest impor-
tance at the Cape Colony, and the Colonial Legis-
iature has appropriated funds to keep up regular
inland communication with the exploring marty
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Eight hundred and five dogs have been killed in
Philadelphia since the commencement of the 'ssau-
sage" season.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Total. sll 376 ,47+ s16753OS5 So 1877 223 S4lO6l2
Increase compared with 1852 S53766ll
The Herald says;
to be the most active known in the history the
port The mportatons of foreign merchandise and dry
goods are already nearly large those the CORES
ponding period last year, and may be fairly presumed
that they will still larger in TIE the next
lew weeks The country at large better able
to consume than it is at present. and the
mics OF the past two have left the West and most
OF the North very bare indeed of the necessares of life
That the West will buy largely this fall and next
spring there can be very little question; indeed Judging
from the reports of obbng houses they already buy
ing pretty freely. One house last week said to have
shipped 500 hhds Of sugar the Northwest and the in
quiry for dry goods reported us being unusually
active IT. therefore, the South buys much usual
and with cotton crop which promises to be ten per
cent IN excess of the handsome crop Of 1859 can hardly
be doubted but they wil-our New York importers and
obbers will this fall do the largest business they ever
did. "
We understand that Mr.. Myers, Attorney General of
our state has commenced action against the Central
Railroad for the recovery of the tolls to about
S5o00O00 remtted by the act of 1851 which he holds
to have been unconsttutonally passed. in which view
he Is fortified by the written opinions of some of the
ablest. lawyers of our State
The Missouri Democrat, of Friday last, says -
On Monday large lot of fourth class freight for Balt
more contracted at 4S cents larger price than has
been paid for time the class freight for
New York, notwithstanding that word was sent by the
made the contract that that road would not pro rate on
that contract 1t went finally by way of Pttsburg and
Harrisburg An offer made yesterday on Change to
ship 100 bbS. of hams to Boston 55 all rail
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Arrival of the Overland California Mail
FORT SMITH, Ark, July 23.-The telegraph line
aas been completed to this point, and this distant
out post is now placed in communication with the
Atlantic States
The Overland California Mail of the End inst,
has arrived by the mail COACH which also brings
some passengers who were injured at the Mountain
Station by the running away of team. They
state that the stage left Mountain Station with
seven passengers, besides the driver and Mr. Stout
who acted as conductor. The horses became
frightened and galloped to the brow of the noun
tain, when the driver turned them off from the
man road, bringing the coach in collision with a
tree shattering it to pieces and killing a drover
who was from Cassvile mountain named Macky,
and njuring all the other passengers Mr.. Stout
was also badly injured. Several others were in
lured and will remain here until the next stage
The news from California is meagre and unimpor-
tant.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

The United States steamer Pawnee was again
tried in the Delaware Bay on Saturday, but with
no greater success than on the first trial. Her
brasses. still heated and the best time made was 9L
knots.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24
PRICES AND SALES or STOCRs INssw gOkn
:, BY TELEGRAPH.
'hsGush "ILLtAa FISHER & Son, Stock sni iiI !rol
NEW YORK MINING BoARD-JULr 21

1oU silver HILL 900 b3U II 100 Isle Royale b30-l6A
The New York Tribune, of this morning, says;
Comparative statement of the imports of foreign drv
goods and general merchandise New York for the week
and since January /: ~
For the week 1858 1870 1seo
pIy go9as $l,6l7 500 $49SS720 SIS, ,59s ,3S2
General merchandise 2,12234S 23s34 AIS 27s e55
Total for the week. SSS1963S s7372135 e. s27 o97
Previously reported Ga 6 800 13O 800 155 4h7 SOC
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

:, Another scandal threatens the Imperial family of
France, according to the Independence Beige. The
i3 baron de Chassiron, desiring an amicabe separa-
tion from his wife, the eldest daughter of Prince
Murat, has not been able to effect this Therefore
the aid of the law is to be called in to interpose
legal barrier between the two partners in life's
Joys and sorrows who reciprocally accuse each
other of unfaithfuness. At present, the husband
appears to be the party most omen to renrnach
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24
For Shipping Intelligence,see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
AR RIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITON,

ST. JOINS, July 23.-The steamer North Briton,
from Galway, brings Liverpool advices of the 18th,
per telegraph to that point
The steamer Hammonia arrived at Southam pton
on the 18th.
1t is rumored that fiaribald has determined to be-
siege Messina.
The Neapolitan Government has resolved to offer
to the SiciliaDs the Constitution of 1872
The French Government has refused TO denstion
allze the two French vessels purchased for Carl
bald
The Patrie says the sege of Messina had been
decided on, but the terrible heat of the weather in
Sicily during July and August will render opera.
tions extremely difficult.
The cotton market closed steady-sales of the week
bales The sales include $500 bales SPECTATORS
ana 'Co bales for export The quotations follows
New Orleans middling I'd; Mobile middng 6Hd; Up.
land middlng 64d. Stock in port 226 600 bales in
Guiding 049,000 bales American cotton. The market
closed with more healthy Tone and prices regular
Breadstuis close quiet hut steady Corn closed with an
advancing tendency.
Provisions closed dull. Market generally unchanged
Consos closed at 93XG93s.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

1t is stated that a careful computation shows the
steam power of the Great Eastern steamship is
equal to the water power that drives the mills at
Lowell. This gives idea of the immense power
o the steamer equal to that required for the works
OF one of the great manufacturing cities of
America
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

A ROYAL NAME.-The christening of the last
daughter born to the Duchess de Montpensier took
place at Madrid on the oath ut., apparently con-
sumlng the whole day, if we may judge from the
embarrassing array of names. These are as fol-
Assis, Antonia, Luisa, Fernando, Felipa, Amalia,
Cristina Francesca de Paula, Ramona, Rica,
Gayetana, Mannela, Juana, Josefa, Joaquina, Ana
Baltazara, Fiomena Teresa, Sodos los Santos.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

The comet was seen at Cambridge Observatory on
Tuesday night, probably for the last time it was
,, very faint and quite low in the southwest
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser learn s'from
good authority that the author of "Rutledge' is
Miss Rachel Lyons, la belle Juiue, of Columbia, s.
Carolina. Miss Lyons is one of the most accom-
pished young ladies in the Southland, perhaps,
In the Union-and brunette belle of great and
rare beauty. She is the friend of Miss Beulah
Evans, to whom rumor pointed as the author of
hutledge," and We take it that ere long Miss Ly-
ons VIII have achieved high rank in the literary
world, should she continue to use her facile men.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Justice How, of Auburn, has actually sent one
OBren to the penitentiary for stealing an umbrella
worth about one dollar.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

REACTION IN THE SHIPBUILDING TRADE.-For some
time past the complaints of dulness in the shipbud-
ing trade have been frequent ami doleful Busi-
ness In that line seemed to be totally suspended all
the winter; the dockyards had been converted into
so many deserts, the sound of the hammer was
heard there no more But there appears to be
sudden reaction, for the ship-yards are all alive
again, and they are now, we believe, some eight
or ten large vessels ON the stocks This, no doubt
is the result of the growing activity of commerce.
and trade generally, and the cheering prospect of
an abundant harvest, which instils new life into
every branch of business.-M z HernM
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

The Houston Republic, of the l4th inst, gives the
particulars OF a fire at Dallas, Texas which de-
stroyed nearly the whole town on the Sth inst
The whole number of buildings destroyed was thir.
ty-three comprising the most substantial edifces
in the place, and including every storehouse in the
town. The loss of property is estimated at from
three to five hundred thousand dollars
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

The Bangor (Me.) Times learns by young gen
tleman OF that city, who has recently returned
from Nova Scotia, that among the articles brought
up from the wreck of the Hungarian, by the sublna-
rine operator, was a card of a young lady who
perished on the fatal night of the wreck, on the
pack OF which was written in pencil in a firm
hand, "LiZZie dies to-niohtI''
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

At the White Sulphur Springs, in Hamilton
County, Fla, few days since, Col. Richard Inge
Wynne, lawyer, attempted to chastise Dr. Cur
lee with his cane, when the latter jerked it away,
struck his assaiant with it, and then the sword
through mis- body. WYnne died soon afterMard.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Prof. I. S. c. Lowe is in Philadelphia, and has
persuaded some of the citizens to advance him funds
so that he may undertake his long promised bal
loon trip to Europe. He is to be accompanied by
an astronomer, historian, sea-captan and an
artist.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24


Philadelphia since the commencement of the 'ssau-
sage" season.
Justice How, of Auburn, has actually sent one
OBren to the penitentiary for stealing an umbrella
worth about one dollar.
The comet was seen at Cambridge Observatory on
Tuesday night probably for the last time as it was
very faint and quite low in the southwest
Sebastopol, which, before the siege, had popu-
latlon OF 40 900 SOULS numbers but 10000 in
habltants, of whom 5000 are
Foreign letter writer's say that deep ana vide
spread plot exists at present against the HE OIL the
Austrian Emperor.
The bail of Hoffman, the defaultng clerk of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, was reauced on
SATURDAY. from $4,000 to Slo,OOo.
R,ordn made one of his rope ascensions last
Sonrdav afternoon, at Niagara, at the instance of
. nr;vate party, who paid him $780,
The New Jersey peaches, it is said, will be unu-
sualIy abundant this season.
The number of visitors at Old Point, Va, now
falls but little short of ], 900.
The streams of Rhode Island are so dry that in
some places the manufactures have to stop work.
Park Benjamin has opened an intelligence Office
on Union Square, New York.
Miss Dix is in New Brighton, Pennsylvania, ex-
aminng into the condition of the factories there.
Mr.. George F. Train, of Boston, has been lee
turing on street railways in Oxford, England
Secretary Toucey is again convalescent, and
laboriousy engaged in the duties of his office.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Sebastopol, which, beiore the siege, had popu-
iatlon OF 40 900 souls. now numbers but 10000 in
habtants, of whom 600 are men
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Shipwrecks on the British coast were numerous
and fearful last year, during which no less than
l,646 persons perished; In the time 1892 lives
were saved from wrecked vessels many of them bv
life boats, with which the coast of England and
Scotland is well supplied
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Since Jan .... s6s 447 5ss $1SS 527 sIsl
The following table will compare the exports of the
seven principal staple articles for the week:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

A destructive fire occurred in Philadelphia on
of Messrs. Yard Gilman & Co.. one of the most ex-
tensve 81 TX houses in the country. The total loss
is estimated at from 100000 $40 000 all of which
is covered by Insurance
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

Jackalow, the Chinaman, charged with the mur-
der of the crew of the oyster soop Spray, remains
in confinement in the Essex jail Newark, and en-
Joys excellent health. His trial will take place in
September. Since the execution of Hicks public
attention is directed to Jackalow, who is charged
with an offence similar to that of Hicks.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-24

1t is stated that in his late retreat Gen. Mira
mon, of Mexico, lost ], 900 men and q pieces of
artillery
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

/ j MORGAN Haiti Maupay Msfsin, Cobb &co--R
Nagent &co-- 8 q Nelson s&co--N orris, Maull geo
n Male &co-- 0yertpn &co-- III 0terson-C b
payne-- Payne u Harrison Alex Payney-- Pott.
hon d Knight Pinokard, Steele Sco--J H Pope
III pasier--J j Person &eo--Phelps h Jones' Pier
son. Harrison &co = Geo A Pickett &cos=- Perkins
&coPeet. Smms &po-= B Pifet-E Pilsbury-sJohn
Oainlan---E Roger &co-Gee Rueff.-J + Robinson
&C Rayelet-- Rotchford, Brown &co-- Al ] Hugely
-Rimailho Il Neyrey = Rice Bros &co- B Ruhl-
Rousset & Genin- R " Rayne--R r Agent-James
Syme-- Rhodes & Crowell- R Stevens &eo--T B
Smith Smith & johnson R s Smith L Stern 4
Bro Shark StaufIer &co--H G Stetson 6co- Thos
H Shields + Stringer &co- A Sarrat &co- G w
Sizer- Slaughter, Smith u shotwell--W Sommer--
R a ShawW Stoeker- Schmidt & ziegler--G H
Slocomb &co-L Schwartz r Sproule &ce-John
Todd A Soubret- Schneider & Wise-C Thomp.
son--Turcotte h Blancand- Tirrell l. Bates-D II
Tayler-- Talamon 4 Dessommes-F G Fl Taylor
Geo H Vinten- II Vaeton Eco Vincent &co--A
Whiting Eco G weishaar--J Wright &co-Rey B
Wayne Wolff 8 Bros e B Wheelock &co-J w
Winslow- Wheeler, Griger Wolverton &co--
West Il Where Wilson & Pomroy right u Allen
-Woodman q Bement-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22

Se5 - lar Passenger Packet Steamers JAS. Woods,
f55AAaaHasis55aW Boyd master JAS. Johns jesse
Ssszzzszsz Johnson, master: Red Rover w Strong,
viii leave New Orleans for Nashville and all nterme
dHte landings as foilaws
JAS. Woods, Boyd master, eases SATURDAY, March "a
at 3 bo'cock. L. NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, muster, SATURDAY March 81
at O'clock P. NJ.
Red Rover. Strong master, SATURDAY, April 7, at @
o'clock, p. NJ.
jas. Woods, Boyd master leaves SATURDAY. April IA
at O'Clock, P, NJ
Jas. Johnson johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
April 81 at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
Red Rover. Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, April
23 at o'clock. P. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY May g. al
o'cloes, p. NJ.
Jas. johnson, johnson, master leaves SATURDAY,
May II, at 5o'clock T. Nj.
Red Rover. Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY May 10
O'clock p NJ
JAS Woods. Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY, May 26
O'clock, L. NJ.
Jas. johnson, Johnson MASTER leaves SATURDAY.
june 2, at o'clock, P. Nj.
Eed Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY June o.
at5 O'clock P. NJ.
Ins. Woods, Boyd, master, leaves SATURDAY June l6
at O'Clock, p NJ
JAS. johnson, Johnson. MASTER leaves SATURDAY.
june %, at O'clock F. Sf,
He'd Rover, Strong master leaves SATURDAY. June 30
nj o'clock, p, NJ,
IaS. Woods, Boyd muster, leaves SATURDAY, July l.
al 5 O'Clock. p NJ.
RPassengera and shippers rely these boats leaving
pnnetuaiy according to the above schedule For freight
passage apply Oh board -
ml9tf II lump street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-22
M a N EVIL
! FoR MANDEyILLE. LEWIs.

-Sfs7Te II Z FUKS IANDEV LILLY, LIE W1s-
senger packet steamer A. q. Brown, !.
will leave Lake of the Ponehartran
Railroad Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays
arrival Of The O'CLOCK cars, and Sundays the
arrival Of The rs A. ~ cars.
Returning will leave Madsonviie Mondays Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ and Sundays
o'clock reachiag the Ponlcharrgin Raroa1 in time
for he o'clock r NJ train Of commencing regular trips
Friday. the I'D june.
N Persons sending freight for the boat viii please put
the name OF The steamer the freight.
r. A. SHAW Agent, .5
ieI9 81 Nos "a Fulton and % Front stree s..