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ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
htlilAEK-eqps toGuano and cheaper than Stable
being aiiuFIal deposit, composed Of animal and
Vesetape matter Can be obtained frnm the Ice Ponds
near the Cattle show Grounds Distance from Charles ST
avenue naf mile at Cattle Show Crounds nnartar ~
mile at Toll Gate from Falls Road half mile at inner y
Price 50 cents per cart load 90, 4,
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Ga CHOICE VINES, BRANDTEs. Ga
tsEsz5S&s J. B. CHARRON & CO. AGENTS.
sssdzl-z4a FOR VINEYARD PROPRfET0RS
u., :.. IN FRI CE,
rave just received and offer for sale verv snarior rnnNJ
sne Rd vintage Of ISL Charron Pere ct ls Brand
Borean Go, Cognae Brandies various vntages
VINES from medium to very best grades PRODUCED in
rance superior hite Wines; Champagne VIM
o 0Tanas HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHiSKEYS of prime
The above will be sold in United States Bonded w.,.-
house duty paid. "'"'eS Donded ware
ASo on CONSIGNMENT 10 bills very old and prn,a uo,or
saheia Rye Whskeys 10 bbls. very old copner
o9Tnon Mhlskeys; 200 bbS fine medium grades Bonrhon
ye WnlskeyS to which invite the attention of thosa
AND HANOVER STREETS 11' VI LoAbAhD
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55@sfS, Ct, tog #Eis Ga1 8tnt.
t..a FOR observation-disclosures in u,
5 age lace, pied at present by Messrs TavIor
nIStf $40 @ Co. Possession given LIST April ensunG
---- HENRY RIEMAN Il SONS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-16

from the Daily News, Newport, Ri
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
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From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.l
Mr. Spading would not his name with an article
ne did not hno,o to possess real merit
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-16

From the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
The testimony in their favor is strong from the most
respectable quarters
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
Ayers Ague Cure,

Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague, Remitteni
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb A Ague. Periodical Hesd-
ache, or Bilious Headache. and Billions ~
vers. indeed for the whole class OF dis
eases or ignafing IN hillary derangr-
ment caused by the Malaria cf
Miasmstie Countries.
We are enabled here 20 Offer the community a
remedy which, while "a cures the above complaints
With certainty. is stil perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. such = rrunedy is Invaluable 10 districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This sure
expels tho issfnatic poison of Feser and Ague from
the system. and prevents the deveicpfnent of the
disease n taken on the first approach Of its prernon-
itory symptoms II is not only The best remedy ever
vet discovered Cor THIS class az Complaints. bot also
The cheapess The large quantity supply for
dollar brings it ithin the reach of ever. body; and
IN billions districts, Nhere Fever aid Agm prevails,
everybody should ha>.. Ia and IL freely both fer
cure and protection. 4 great superiority of thi-
remedy over any either discovered tor the fIce-
DIV and CERTAIN o lafeFiaiteni u thai II con-
tsps ounine OF mineral, o,n-e9uentiy u prcdu-
ces no qusnism other injurious effects wha'eNNr
upon the constitution Tho-e cured 10y 10 are left
heaIthy as II they hal never had the di-es-e.
Fcvrr aud Agse y not alone The 'ons:suence ot the
miasuaic poison. great variety II disorders arise
from if- irritation. among which are
Neuralgia Rheamatisu. Csoat. Hssdac ha. Blindn~~-
Teotharhe, EArache. Cstarrsh. Asthma. Ps,pi-
tattoo. painfni Affection u tue Spleen, H,s
trrio-. Pain in ti.e Row els. .Cclic. Paralysis
and arrangement cf the stomach.
Al Of which. when originating In this cause, put
the intermittent type. or becone periodical Ths
-.CuKF exr~ls th~ poison from th~ blood. and con
seousnfl, curs them all alike. II l. an Invaluable
protection 10 i.0u rants aud persons travelling cr
temporarily r~~idin- in ihe malarious districts II
taxi Occasionally daiiy while exposed ~ th~ In
lection that will b. escrciei from the system. and
cannot accumulate insufficient quantity fo rfF~n
into disras.,. Hence if A. er~n mor~ valuable for
projection than cure, and hw viii ever suffer fr'm
internittsnts IL they avail themselves ." The Tro-
lection th- remedy AFFORDS
~ Prepared D, pN.L. G. s1fR A CO.
Lowell. Ni.>achnstis.
All snr rern~ii,. f.- si~ =, J. n Cu~IS.sIl>r,
M Do~Syttr. a.. al prnssi-f~ "a T~rre-
Hsute.
wholesals q, AsAs~ 4 10. Cincinnati.
Jun l. -sieona- -vseo~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
LEGAL.

Annual Report of the a .o,o, .i ..s
County.
DEfOkT a. dhe Antnar ~ yise eour.g sho-rsne
III the amount r~rsiv-i and di-iu--ct ~ fh. s.s-
ocuimenclng Jgne u, 4. n, leo ~ ~-,dine Hs,
SIS. A. d. fssi inclusive.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Compound Extract of sarsaparilla,


The most ofectnal remedy which the medical skill a
our times deyise for this everywhere prevailing
and fsfsl fnslady II combined fhm the most active
rsmedias that have been discovered for the expur-
gaton Of this foul disorder from the blood and the
rs~cue VI The kyslem from its destructive conse-
quences. Hence IL should b~ employed for the
~ osly Serofuis but also those osher affections
which arise from Il, such A.
Frupsivs and skin Diseases. st. ABtllouy's Pre-,
Ro~e, OF Eryspslas. Plmples. Prstules. iuotch-
e. Blaius and Bcils. T1inors, letter and SAT-
n Rhcum, Said Head. Rns~oru. Rb~u-
ms,ism. syphili1e and Nerrurrsi
Diseases. Drcpsy, Dysp~pss.
Debility, and, indeed, ~
Complaints arising from
Nitfsted or impur~
Blood.
Tie popular belief in "ampurisy of the blocd'' Il
founded truth. for -crofls s degeneration q the
blood. The particular purpose and virtue of this
Sarssparia a purify and regeherste this vital c-
3D. without which sound health j. impossible
tsrninafsd constitutions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
A NEW ARTICLEt
Roback's stomach 8ItteTs |.

nty and delightful stotnachlc aud Cortlal, fof
xvtng the Stnmarh ard fo- The pre~.utior
bilious complaints. incaaeut 20 the Western country
Try H.
As a morning drink. q assist digestion and relieve
DysPeJ'sa, u has no equal Try Il
IN Hacof IL j. st rsor 90 az other Bittsrs. Try "a
The formnls a these Rttsrs, now lssl) the cole
property q fr. Rohack. originated ~sth tie
ltcsf and most eminent Medtcai fracttoD~rs
Aes, And II u directly prediesed upan hs wants O.
Western people
l tonic nature of tho and herbs q which they
are composed. and a. they are. by sllsyhs unnsi
urd cravings of The stomach, directly prsso0uve -
TEUPERANCE.
the preeent proprietor believes that IN making hen
xidsly known. the pubic welfare is sn'.-erve1.
IL will soon be for sale by al % fr kooacs's
n-rous AgvLfs and AZ Hotels. kc.. The country
ln the meAni.Iie orders will he flied fircct from
CisciunaI in any quarfity. ant AZ tie lopesf
"a j. nut up IN Quar' isofo> and securely psr.ei IN
one dor cases. Half dor sample cases VII hoee~.f
10 packed snt s-rt % any Hddre~. u c~sfr~c-
sesati Price. ei per bosti~, or sss
fer e5.
frin-..Ai office aDd saiefroon No e. Eset Fourtf
street. x building from Main stree. ciocinna<.
Ohio. Laboratory, No. - Hammond street
Fer sale iE Nigc County by
y II. DoSNEl1f. Trrre hnutA
R. R.CCSISGHAk.
wv l. sHCRy. e~~ Goshrr.
PETER Byskikx. Ceuueviis.
And by Drugsirss ard BsTcbsni< gene. =
I throughout the Dntod ststs- sni csnsf.a.
4 s,c1i~u
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DEEP BEEF.--tnr fr,spd .is-.
Id rnrp. has rr<r-a meet shnr m ~ htps.
soue 49, hnlts1g q NJ. : n Barr. - fsh rfrest.
~krFe ~ - rr~sr~i ~ al keuFs - sngriy slf
u8ffon, - rsssrn.bio rasss Gsvs hin fs.grsu,
c4iis iOst n. stf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
he Weekly Expires

srrs-rs VII - ~ c~-iation from fhs above
steS. .,
s7rAdve<tissnsnts published II both Daily ard
Wceky will b charged The fan Daily rats WITH ore
s.D 4 he weekly rates atard
CHARLES CRUPT. fRo'R
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FIRE INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS

ItEtTOft> {.
PAxnDFfT.
vlcr PnEsIDEkT.
A. A. A. Lawrence A c..
sherman, Collins a. Co.
Neiie, Fargo A. Co.
Pres't Imp. & Traders Rank.
T. A. II. Messenger.
Claffln, Nellsn A. Co.
natrh, KILLER A. nrrEsrcsE.
kAskel. Asrrick A. Bull.
stone, Starr e. Co.
Barney, Humphrey & Butler.
George Pearcs A. Co.
Ward A. Work A. Son.
James Low & Co, LoGisyiiie.
!. II. Frothingbau A. 90.
Balkley A. Co.
n. lockwood A. son.
Bowen, McSsmee A. CO.
Doan, King 4 Co, ~. lou.
cc1dit 4 Noble.
a.. u. Morgan A. Co.
Willard, Wood A. Co.
a. s. Barnes A Co.
Phelps. Bliss A. Co.
Trowbr'fce. Dwight 4 c..
Putnam. wills. Rankin 4 Co.
Morton, i,sinnel e. Co
=. {. Hove e. Co, Boston.
Bald~i.,, Starr 4 Go.
Henryr, Smith A. Townsend.
swift, Bu''lr-' A. CO.
jesse Hos a Go.
Sturges. "a. A Go.
ford Rukss-r "a.
Mason e. Thompson.
stedman. Carlile A Shaw, Gin.
Cyrus Yale. gr. A. Co. ~. O.
VIM. II. & Chss. b. Foscfck.
BOYD Bro'e a. Co., Albany. NY.
Cossifi, Hill A. Tslmscge.
n. Roberts A. Co.
Brewcr A. Caldwell.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, ssa.oc.
J. A. wNI.cE. sec'y. J.. q. Popys. r,est
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
HOTELS.
St, Nicholas Hotel.
broadway. New York.
Roard Reduced 70 81 per 9~ss

S'roe the opening q ih'. vaa aaa sean.reieu>s
Iic.e in ls,s IL be. te. she single endeaeor Il the
rorreior. % mike h tho no., sumpieoa'. con-
vesis,i ard comfortable hone f- ihc s8aa a-A
strange On his side The Auaniic
AID whatever has seemed likely 20 easaia.,ser -
sbs comfort 4 ia guests thsr hsre ende.fored,
witho'i, regard 10 cost. r. provide. an eruhine
sn ihe elements ~ indiuaa, r.' .a-ai .'soy'aent
~sisi nca~rn afs h.s iav. aisd. .n, 'aeSs-n issis
approves and the patronage which it hss oman
ID Dur nr 'he rssi So years is grs4eirf psoof
thai 'heir eaorss have 'oen aF~re,isisf
10 meet rie esisereie- Of tbe ii.aes. Tlru ~ ere
requsre.' n practice he ~. r'sss e-nneu,. fh-
uni-rsignes
Have Reduced the Price oi B"sra ~
TWO DOLLARS rtls DAY.
at tle SAM -mc ah-erx aen- q lhe 'asrris' w',h
~hieh sbssr 'shle has hi.hsrse hcea .upH.s
rnrApwFig. wHrrcoN7 4 -.
Ssv t~a. s,'s =. i-si sros
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Iss constitutional disease, eorruption Of DE
hned, ny which this nlid becomes villated, wcak.
ard poor. Being Ia the circulation II perysdes she
Whole bofy. an1 may burst oct In dseese any part
81 H. Ne nresn Il ffee freBl is attacks Is there
one which u may not destroy. The scrofuious tsint
- NAriou>ly caused by msrcuriA iEeasc lo~ living
disordsred 90 unhealthy fcot, impure air, llth and
nlthy habits The depressing vices and above al by
The vcneresl Infection Whatever be its origin Al l.
hereditary IN the costitnton desoendinx s.frou IA
rents 90 children unto The third and fourth genera
uons" indeed. 10 20 bs the rcd of Him who
sayr, "A will yizit the qeltirs q the father u,on
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood
~ corrupt of ulcerons mafter which, I'm the iunrs
liver, and internal organs l. termed tnrbCFcies in
the glands, swelrgs; and the surface, erupsions
cr THIS f0aI corruption. which geders u the
blood deprrsscs the energies Il lfe that scrolu-
lous complaints, bat they have FAR less power 70
Withstand the attacks Of other diseases, consequent
" vast numbers perish by disorders which. although
not EcTofui0us in their nature still rendered Ia
tsl BY this tant IN tie system Most Of The con-
sumption which d-cinlsfec the human family has iis
origin crocty IA this scrOfGlous contamination. anc
many destructive diseases q the liver, kidneys,
brsin and indeed ~ all the organs arise frotn or
ARE aggravated by the same cansc.
One quarter a all people arc scrofsiors. their
persons invaded by Tits la.king infectiOl. and
their health l. undermined by It. To cleanse Il from
the system must renosase the blood by az aferr-
tive medicine. and lnvgorate Il bv healthy food and
exercise. such medicine We supply in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
Rate. Of Advertising am Daiiy.

Legal sdvs-tisesnenta dfsy cents rer SQUARE etca
c-srtio1-
ssurf.rtyry a-ranssnerfs made with those ~he
stsh % sdvsEtss By tAe ysss. sla ~ - =
sf!i y confined strictly 70 thsr Trg'i'ar Pa'-'-.
a tr:1 T.Gy grcrfert .., ..,,,
AIvlr.IseIneats IN ~ spsct -c'-re o'Iqw1 VII
es charged tTo prizes ,
1-ice and hall
s,esins.. acoe. pubsheS IN TIE local eoir-nns. o.
trn lIrss o. rner viii be charged 81 csrh insertc'
Al. h oss- rr ln-s. Ten Gents pr !.ne
Aa7-Etls-rn<n,s ssnt N e. 70 spell tzaf. VII
bs lu.srfed three rlcnfhs. uniess ordered co.
sAny s.LerAlion of q SANDING adYertlsffner- WI
s'r oct 20 a renewal q thr fsrif rriest c'bff"''r
ss-,~t upon by ecnt-art
AnnolIsing caDdidstes fer oc.cf & tfeTy oe.~l.?-
lon xll BE eharg-i a. 60 for eerh nArne N the Daily,
All a. 90 IN ts- Daily aad Weekly. ol'ervs - ''f-
r1rcs.
No erstultous advertisements whaiever.
CAarr~- ~iil be made f0r Inserting TIC nelees q
ell Orders. Socsstica. o. AssosiA1ons A. 'sloNs-
For ssch notice not exceeding sinfs - ef'' ie'
"a a insertion. over q a. llnes al this raie.
Annourclnx as Aths With funeral notice ATTACKED,
O.. without notice. free
Eetcea Of Festivals Ilrulcs ant Excursons. gotten
a. - lndividaals or sssecssuons, Or hy ennfenr-'
Ie.l alg .rs.scnsnts inserted AZ the experse q
Al ornsys orderinr. an4 payment not ~ De oeiaytl
20 The letsl proceedings, bet eoecaslr at ne usa@
time. Pa6hsher rot 1rcountsbie Tor thc srcur"J 81
srs' sdvcrts~meuts b~youA the amount charged for
shsir pablseslen-
he Weekly Express
eusB.bea every "Wednesday. sisi 30 PER anna".
1vanoe-
SCvo paper ->nt without M money. nor eoutinu-
sionger tlne than psif Tor.
Mates OF Advertising I'm weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
PONY EXPRESS.

To >eu francs~co. sssfss.sns., an
Ten Dsy~ from -. Ss~~rh. Ve.
rsrr~
f>fi,f. rsi rs lsif cane s- rnter-.... - 80
Frr every stliilsasi haf eince ~ fas1oa ~
r1rre .....t-.s ...........t - 90
II AZ - ~ rntios>a n Covtrara-rf stslrf-rf
cnreiepes. ard ~ Erprrss ctargss Ft<-f-tif.
tla &i amer iu'y uFxt rttssfio1 g. 81 90 fer
hsH an1re al - nate.
Letters artTr'rTrsphs wi - rrcrive.i ~ fhe A.
n,rricsn fxprcss Company sf lhsir 49, in Terre-
Hsuir aat forwarded - oorl-srf ssh ~ sfovf -.
rrrst. e.fh rrornptIrrs.
~ fariher infsrn .fiass .rss a. n ofr- p ~
Amefesn Ftprrss Company. northesst rorrer a
an 49, chic streets
spaeils Na wksSoS. Arsrt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

r. n AfI<-N. A. '. q
Tsrre -Rssts. June n. isGi-c~5~
p. e--I4s szrcnsss a tbs yesr a. oosaparsf va
he exrense fer fsss.sne 80. rhs~ d~resee -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

OF pe FIFTEENTH SEM AyyUAL STATE.
MINI of fse condition of ~ HoKF Is-Sy--
RANcF COKP<SY o( ftc Osty of HSrc York,
81 N< II d0y ~ JIHsa~y. 1881
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

I ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE n
: y hereby rsvsn. that irsi-rs - s'fainiftrs suo
have hesn eransrt - th~ undrfsirurf. rron ne =
tsts q .nAr~~ wutine. aersssrd- int r.,ats ~
...s =. i. ..l.rt All fersans lrtsttrf - IL d
e.s~s for ccsts and frss IN Ccft ~ ethfr~ise, ~
..rre.sfx recarsssd - maxi iu.nefisss esym--'t
sd ssvs themselves farthsr cc>r-
gsiy a. isss-sis~->~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
RECEIPTS

DISBURSEMENTS.
Ihsre IA sssn csansy order. drawn f,r ,le f,iis.
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o.. re FIFTEENTH sEH.AyyuAL STATE
AEkT' of ne condition ~ r< HoKE LsSJ-
RhNCF COkP<1yK, o( fic Oty If Mere York
~ ne If day ~ JIH~a-y. 1851.
ASSETS.
Cash. Balance IN Bank, 2s.se7 30
6onds and Mortgages (being first lien on
Real Estate, worth at least 81 s0- 2Oo) ere eo2 o3
loans on Stocks, payable demand
(marke value Of securities sIs7 s7e to) Ia 600 90
Sank stock, tmarket value) 7s,s75 90
United states Treasury Notes, imarkct
value. ios. s.3ss SC
Brooklyn City Water Bonds 10 go os
North Carolina State Bonds market vaD so o.
Missouri State Bonds market valus1 Ia 900 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street IS 200 Al
Interest due on Isl Janaary. lssl, tot
which .2s,aso z has since been fee'a. s7.7Os 81
Balance IN hands of Agents and In course
ofuansmssion from Agents, Isl cf
January tof which ,sss L. has since
been received. e0 40 Yn
Bills Receivable lfor Preniams On In
other Property, Miscellaneous i,snl.. 200 O.
Premiums due and nncollecisd nn pa.
eiss issued at odio-. also l.
Total, sl,4ai.aos =
CHARLES J. MARTIN, pwssnrsr.
r wuL-aaRTB. vsc-- p-ys,-~1
J. MILLION SMITH. srcsrr,sy.
JOHN M~9EF. Assn src'-
CHARLES CRTF1, ASens.
No. $ rHu,SIx ROW.
mslsdh rvnr Rsrrr. Isp
Merchants insurance Co,
OF HARTFORD, CONN
T. THoM.s iosnrli- Soy Mass Ho~.Ks. Prcst
CAPITAL. seno 900
North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL, ssspoco
J. A. wnL.cE. sec'y. JuS g. Popys. r.ss'i
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
l. Il Agent Tor The above reliable sad responsible
Companies, am prepared 70 issue Fire polieies
Dwelling Houses, Stores, Warehouse HouschS,
Furniture. Merchandise &c., on tho iaoef fAvurabb
terms. 1S-Io>ses literally adjusted ans prompt
" paid. JAMES n. TURNER. Agent.
Once =; Turner McKcen's wsrshorSc.
msy3Gdtf
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In the large towns and that they are may be
judged from the fact Of sixty five being counted going
past one house in rather OF the way place In ono
day Tho stories OF deserters never to BIO credited
The men complain OF bad treatment from officers, want
OF food and no pay II Is known that officers never
stopped their career from tho moment they turned their
backs at nll run till they TO earth in their own
houses and by their own flresides in the North.
II anything could increase tho schism between the
regulars and tho volunteers 1t has found In the bit
ter manner in which the artillery speak of the deserton
OF tho troops placed to support tho United States bate
RES, which were fought with great gaantry, and only
abandoned at the last moment Tho act for the better
organization OF the military establishment appoints live
Assistant Inspectors General in addition tho present
number ten Surgeons and twenty Assistant Surgeons
models the Adjutant Generals Department and strength
ems g increases the Commisslrat Department. the corps
OF Engineers, tho Ordnance Departm mt; tho Quar-
termasters Department; creates q corps OF wagon
ers corps OF female nurses; provides for chap
ians to each regiment and for the entry Of cadets into
tho Service increases the ratons, viz: to twenty two
beans rice or homny and pound potatoes or eqnva
Tents tea or Coffee fresh beef often practcable
regulates retirements, relative ranks, and pay.
enclose the report OF General MDowe which y ex-
citing great interest here
TIE RUNAWAY NKGROEs-CANNON FOR GENERAL FREMONT.
The Congress at Richmond has instructed the Judiciary
Committee TO inquire into the expeency OF taking and
preserving evidence Of the abduction reception q
slaves by the enemy to the end that indemnity may DO
exacted hereafter.
General Fremont has received thirty-six heavy guns
with equipments from Pttsburg. Nothing more has
been heard of General Pillows force and its attack on
Birds Point. Some insignificant skirmishes have been
reported from Missouri can write more. Thermo-
meter 1O3 in the shade
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t,ops sou,bern eo,r mn, IL u.r,,.n, I'd nI,...>
\ " ~ ~ anu D''i"""
went heavy, wh'e the sales embraced about 300 bbs
within the above range of prices Rye -four
vas steadv with sa,o. Of TX hh,s n. 49,
80 W." ~ 80 JUS ou'
"eWes' oofn "eat was Ia limited request, within
the range Of our figures, with sales Of 40 bbls
Wheat owing m LIGHT recau,s esroc;ar, or ,o o., ,,u
shipninr Iois was nrmVr wbic c"mnon sra Zoe , ,.o
uncharecj The sals. embraced about OK noo h"sh,s
at 9ac 81 Osi. for Milwaukee, club Z, "a e. ~ Co.
red western ana amber a5c 81 az for rb,cnr0 s,,in
and Il Of for Racine snring I'll Al rnr cho,co ut t'b
gan Al 20 81 30 for en.,csv white mart in moor nn
dillon and 81 q 81 o. Tor wbte ohio Corn r.s arn,
and in goo! demand for the trade ana sbinmcnt Tha
safes embraced 96 900 bashcs closing At 4Ic a aSHc
for Eastern mixed agc iO for good shn,,i,y Wesr,
mixed and sic n SOC lor western yellow I've ,xas
gu;et at scc e2c for western and 6sc for northern
Oa,s were steady mud in fair demand Wills rates war
upchanycd
Gov, was steady while the sales embraced 200 bays
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rious, although the accounts have not ye,

serious, although the accounts have not yet
been made up, and will probably not be
published for some months indeed it ia evident from the
delay in the publication of the statement just referred
to, that government Is in hurry to make so unsatis
factory state OF things generally known than IL Is
already The crisis ia tho United States has FRUSTRATED
whole branches OF trade, and in Scsia especially
Of the principal manufactures have suspended their ope
ratons or reduced them to minimum.
God ko,os ,oat wiH become Of the poor soorksa If this
sdgHdtion Of trade should cosltinae in tho most
ourshng times their wages only just sufficient to
keep them from starving, and winter approaches,
and their earnings are reduced still further, al
together they will be exposed to the dres exemtes Of
want and misery There hopes that the proposed
commercial treaty with France will effect at least slight
improvement but the negotiations still pending and
so many difficulties raised by the South German 60
vernments, that.t 10 great question when 1t will DO
concluded whether IL will be concluded ut all
treaty between England and the Zolverein IL also talked
Of; from that however, the German manufacturers can
not expect to derive much benefit except that they will
be able to get tho material at lower rates. while on
the other hand they will have TO suffer from the compet
ton with English cotton goods which are now virtually
excluded by high duties.
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From steamship Etna, brought by the Glas.

The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday SAYS
Tho money market opened with a fair demand For
acceptable paper the ruling rates were 10 - per
There was Only moderate inquiry for exchange which
is abundant the banks buying at par and Sc 1w at y
Treasury notes are in active request with ns sup
ply Offering We quote the buying rates a. IN Ok
and in one case we hear OF SO being raid cold rather
dull, and rates are unchanged. No change to
current.
The st. Louis Republican of the Sd inst. thus
notices money and exchange matters in that
city,
Exchange WAS rather higher at the closh rnie last
woek-sx Ter cent. Gold is in moderate te, ,and at
slight advance on this rate. Our tsaks ae Of course
dong but little Of any business except pa err male In
reference to army supplies They s,r0sf eh
regards bal holders, since their dero5s lei,s able
mostly in tapsable funds, The amounts Of goh
change they holdwL ch are large COMPARED With their
crculaton-are ample To meet their hotea or any dan
ger that their funds will be and lost tor the
Q. the bank. We think. there To roascnable sp
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Silent Progress Of q Coalition
Against Napoleon.
Important Letter from Our Paris
Correspondent.
Precautions of the Prussian Government
Against Rebel Privateers,
&C., &C., DC.

Tho mails Of the Arabia reached this city from Boston
yesterday evening, completing flies Of European jour
mails TO the Gath of August.
Mr.. Russell has another interesting letter from Wash
ington in tho London Times
Our Paris correspondent in the course OF very mpor
tant letter proves that the chances Of the rebel govern
mont for recognition in Europe are decidedly ca the
wAne, more particularly in France and England.