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THE LAKE.
re-, EXCURSION TO POINT CLEAR
se94fEl9 lne eng.ut low pressure and ia,tL1nnIng


steamer Virginiar 4 t. NJ Wyer. @asIet
usaa hopr O'Clock, returning to fe railroad MJEDAY
usual going and returning, at h4T usual hoIr.
Farc for the Excursion .-.. .............. 81 20
TO Watering Places, as usual .....,..-... 30
Fr}n %ftsrI1 P.2ees To- o. from Point Gie'T 2 o.
III j 3 ", ] '.Sye 91e{ 2tar @ t[,P y taf H. @pSg p1cs
IT, FOR gLADON AND CULLUM
Fa The s daagh 5s Es..sqer @fss, packet jean
cite $ q sona W',;eT ga leave for Biadon and CaIun
lcayes Ho9ie a. ,io9 I Catam Spring. and Demopo
Taaes Mobile for aadon aad Ga.an Springs every Tuesday
Evening" "' o CLOCK n Ps,,rnj,r-
ye S2a a 3a gHH d s29s, SySIy Mon5ay 9q1 "sd.
and Thursday Morsne s clock.
Paa4a2era rely lhs angeneut being carried out
T9s Jaee ens E'adon il the evening, the trip made
e Mob durng The night thereby avoiding the hot during
Fof Bassage or further p4s,tsg9lags, ttsg92l sspp,y.to
'5 cox Ii BEAlS4sD 1S;5. }'&.5 z 10. !, ~ Or
ffsFa >, ..,.t E'DE >E gLADOH AND cULLUM
A4Ez5z-ss :! Tte |eeH--ILe .ts'ner Aa-
Bt%ao az @ Rf 9r IRiRgs ,6n l % %ssE s teoi @
, 9rlsg at @ ascioe '" springs ana 'eilopos
Leaves Mobile 'g hiaton and Cuum Springs every wednes
Ie.ys rIsdorand n m s5+as. -var Tbrr.
an5 FriGaA mor4ing, at O'Clock.
7. B. SMITH, 4Tc5onpitouas street,
je26 T - or sIME22N COOKE M2bl-
r7rgs OVER THE L8FE-srND4Y *
si4St b cnasoH t. Mandevs Ieg55arg AMI NJ Olson
y.ie @ IN , me ts.t ow pes.qTe steamer
win leave the P2'hcharran Railroad e arrival Of the
ocIocR F. M arriving ii tne or tSe X r ~ car for I tBe
city Ffe for the excursion 81 For further norma ion ap
}yl5r 'l.', = 0'oiS2i y SSto5s2 a5S',' .ireet
G% FOt, PoENT CLHAR-sTR..MER
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INSURANCE.

CtREsCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Pursuant with the requirements Of their charter The Cres
cent Mutual Company make the following state
ment, viz.
Amount of Premiums received for year ending
juno 30 1855 ........ ....,............ BS2s559 %
tmount OF unteninatod risks July st 1857 2 28 10
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A BABE Is THE They had an exciting time
few days ago in Fairfax county Va. on account Of
the loss of child belonging to Mr. William 0. Davis
bat two years old It had strayed into the woods on
Sunday, and was not found until Tuesday morning.
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n 1VIIE I~ET 2 Q JUL EaI u
CrinOIIne Dangers,

Whereas the ladies' will be admired the world
over, however tantastically ridCulOnsy they may
dress and whereas, they will dress to suit them
selves, being the actual sO7ereigns of creation-man
being the second fiddle and whereas the loss of one
Of them is a public and private calamity; be it
therefore
Resolred unanimously, that our wives and daugh-
tiers be seriously and frequently cautioned to guard
against terrible death by fire and that if the dress
become ignited, the most certain method of saving
life to lie down on the floor and roll and over;
or better STILL draw the carpet over the body, head
and ears; this viii instantly extingnish the flames,
aud prevent horrible and CHASTITY scars for life about
the face.
It is natural in an accident of this kind for one
to to the rescue of another, with selfsac
rfCing deyOtion and the chances are that both the
rescued and the reSCuer will suffer terribly. Have
little presence of mind, and enjOin the person on fire
to lie down. but whether lying down or standing up
envelope the sufferer in WoOllen shawl or coat, or
oVeTCOat, or blanket from the bed, or the carpet or
rug-anything Wo0leu. When the fire is eXtin~
guished the clothing speedily as possible,
and cover every burned place with dry flour the most
universally accessible the most instantaneous pain
arTester and the most specially curative agent that
can be employed. A moisture comes from the sur
face of the injured parts, which, mixing with the
flour, makes paste or glue lmperV0us to the atmo-
sphere. 1t is the oxygen Of the atmosphere which
Keeps up The burning, after the flame is extnguished;
so any means which excludes air arrests the burning
and destruction. Thus it is that when part "a
burned the pain is instantly removed by plunging it
in cold water where 1t may be kept until the -four
can be procured
An e5timable young lady of this city had her dress
recently fired by passing stove, the door OF which
was open she died in great agony. A few days
ater, the daughter of Boston gentleman stand.
and she the chimney piece, when her dress took fire.
states that within slAa, few hours a London paper
nineteen deaths were recorder en lst, no less than
The greatest danger is from wood fires, aP Unents.
or lamps placed on the floor
ONBoF THE STEAM SLooPs hAUNeHED-The New
York Times of the 2Sth says:
The United States steam sloop-of-war Brooklyn
the first of the five which was authorized to be built
by act of Congress of March 3, 1851, was launched
from the Westerye shpyard foot of Houston street,
L. R. yesterday morning about II O'Clock. very
large c0nconrse was present to witness the spectacle,
and the event celebrated by the firing OF cannon
and the cheering of the multitude. She was towed
10 the dock adjoining the Fulton Iron Works. tPease
& Murphys.) where she will receive boilers and ma
chnery. She will be ready for her trial trip proba-
bly, in about four months. She is pronounced to be
the strongest built ship which was ever launched in
New York
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The Rocky MoUSTAIS COUsTRY.-The old and
erroneous idea that the whole region of the Rocky
Mountains north Of the 10th parallel, is sterile re-
gion, presenting an almost unbroken field, is COM
pletey refuted by Gov Stevens exploration One
Of the officers Of his party Lieut. saxton, says in his
report:
find that my previous ideas Of this Rocky Noun
tain range are, SO far as this section is concerned en-
trey erroneous. Instead Of vast pile of rock and
mountains almost impossible, find fine country,
well watered by streams Of clear, cold water, and in
terspefsed with meadows covered with most uXur
ant grass
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FURTHER By THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
JE WISH OATH BILL PASSED
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NaHonnzD4y m4R AGAINST CHRISTIANS.

PLAN FOR VISITING SUSPECTED s1AvERs
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"a oAND-nUIsNIs4 HOUSE, cINClNNATI.0 Q

n
Freras patrons and the public generally and be leave TO
that the above magnificent
otherwise ATnerca-wl henceorth be con
Quoted scale Of enlarged iberty and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation.
rendered imperative by the rngeny Of the times and
vaGn all classes the price of daily board Will from ts date
be reduced Two Dollars
The advantages Of the Burnet House over all other Hotels ~
elegnnt architecture and easily "oeeb be 0Ge OF
public convenience Dining Rooms and ladies, draw
ing Room The most liberal arrangement for TAX
Jug meals nearly every hour in twenty four geh central
situation proximity to all prominent places Of
business.
Trusting recognition Of these important adj yAntages re-
fe22 jpi - so''7' A. 3. COLEMAN.
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= EOR BLADON AND CLLLUM
r.. ENN BLAp0N AND CELLUN

s..1ssts7 3s.s ss7' SIRlNGSs-Igee wcesrle steamer ADJ
Bladon aud Gnlurn Springs twice week rs follows
Mobile for adon and Crum Springs and jenOpolis
every Saturday ev.lir z, at 4 e'elocs.
Mobile for RI4Ion and Cuum SPRINGS every Wednes
day evening, at O'clock,
-RetuFniag-
leave Bsdou md Calm Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
evening o'clock arriving Mobile every Wednesday
uut FRIDAY mOuIag, at o'clock.
For passage, apply 70
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errUATrONy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEsPEeTABLE GERMAN aIRL WISHES SIr0A-
- chsmbermsid, and wait on the table wsuted
genteel private family. Gall as2 3lth At, between 7sh
And
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LEGAL NOTICES.

vy,pp ppoPJp or rms STATE or NEW sosK BY
ne grace Of God. free ard ndepsndensro all persons
Interested estate Of kussu O. Brown, late % cy
al Hew YORK. deceesed, creditors iegsees Of sin,
osherwise send greeting You and each Of here
Nv required. peressy be before
euroxss o. the county New York at hr one IN ibe city
"A York the Esth day of october eievex,
ocock Ire forenoon Of that day then and attend
nusl settlement 81 the account Of proceeding. NJ sun.
wighsnsn executor o. The las gill testament
OF satd teceared-
In Testimony whereof have caures The Of oce Of
sid currugnie " te hereunto afnixsd Wines ri.
ward y wet Fsquire surrogate ~ our taii Gown.
IT, " Al e CITY Of hew Ycrs The lsh dsv ~ July IN
ne yssr Of our Lord lhopsaut esb. hunares and
cry eight BDW. q. NGsr 6urros,ie
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yACpUrTNo.

A TraHr DRAuGHT sI.oOp, CARRYING ABOUT ~
a tons for re or sxchanged for part o. .rser
of ght gt witch gant employment ear be
river, inquire o. ". wYCROFF, salesman 90 steamer
Alice Prize foyt OF Robinson street
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

CLOTHING! CA0TmiNG!!

Now is the Time to Get Your Fail and
Winter Clothing!
w NJ. G. LOWE, No. 81 Market Street,
w has on hand an unusually large stock
Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING. which
he intends to sell ut extraordinary low prices.
All who desire good and cheap garments
Sh"G!d call ut once. Al this store will be
lound over G,n0o garments, consisting of
Dress and Frock Coats, Of American. French
and English cloths, Cassmrrcs and Sattincts.
Inc cloth UNrrcoatS and Raglans Of superior
Pilot and Beaver cloths, of substantial
quality. \ large stock Of Pants, Vests.
Shirts, Drawers. Also a large stock Of Cloths
and Cassimcrrs on hand. which viii, be mad,
mp cheap to order. Gail and examine for
yourselves. Don't forget No. 81 Market
Street, Wilmington, if you wish to save
money [Sept. y, lSjS-3m.
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Ioortrp.
The C0urtin .

Z !.lc creep up, quite unhcknown,
An peekcd in thru the winder,
An there Sot IIu.dy all alone,
18th no one nigh to hinder.
Again the chimney crcokncekS hung,
An in among 'cm ru>icd
I'll, old queen 5 arm that grln'ther Young
Fetched back from Concord busted.
The wannot logs shot sparkles ont
Towards the poOiirst, bless, her
An lcete fires daEced all about
The chiny on the dresser.
The very room. cuZ she wuz in,
Cooked warnf from floor 30 crilin,'
An she looked full ez rosy ugin
Ia tn apples She woz pcclin'.
She heard foot, an knowed it, tn,
4 raspin' on the scrapcr---
All ways to once her feclin'S flew
Like spalks i'll burnt-Hp paper.
lie kin O. Uttered on the mat,
Some douhthc o the Seckle
Ills heart KEEP goin' pty-pat,
bu' hern went pity Hekle,
An yet she gin her cheer 4 r.s
~ though she wished linn iurlor,
An on her apples KEEP to work
EH CT 4 wager spurrcd her.
e' You want to SEQ my pa, 'sposo 20
:. Wal, no; ] come designin--''
s'To see my ma Shes sprinklin' clo'es
Again tO-morrow's i'nin'.
lie stood spell on one foot tnst,
Then stood spell on tothcr,
An ON which one he felt the wust
lie couldn't la told yc, nnthcr.
SCI he, :" I'd better call agin';'
Scz she, 81 Think likely, blister -
The last words prickcd him like pin,
An'-wai, he up and kist her.
When ma bimeby upon ZEN slips
Hubby sot, CT pail cz ashes,
All kind O snily round the lips
An tcary round the laShcs.
Her blood riz quick, though like the tide
Down to the Bay o. Fundy,
An all know is they WIZ cried
In mcetiu' com mex Sunday.
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
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sllanarss, farming 1lnp!smsnts, 81.
ALLEN e. n NEEDLES
SUpar-PhcSphate CT Lime.

superb HcSpNatc CT Lime'
WE again offer the above to Farmers and
w Dealer, assprng them that they Will Al all
lines aud under MI circumstances. receive the
same GOOD ARTICLE they have heretofore
purchased Of us.
The puhic will please bclr in mind that our
NrrER-ruoSFHArE OF LIVE is always
TIE SAME Eg QUALITY.
VIZ SELL RELIABLE FERTILIZERS, OR soSg AT ALL
These remarks are rendered nee ,ssary from the
fct that 4 large number of articles purportiu5 to
be super phasphltcs. are offered for SHE, which
are Yor what tAey are represented to bc.
cur new pamphlet is i" press and will be re ,dy
for distribution in few days. We shall BE- piersrd
to send copies gratIitousy by mail 10 our friends
when desired
Price S45 per COCO lbs. (2tccnts pr. lb)
TT liberal deduction made 10 Dealers. &.
PACIFIC OCEfN GUANO.
Having so. d this Guano for fou: years past, we
can safely recommend it, 1t has been tried side
By side with Peruvian Guono, and is pronounced
fully equal to it in all respects. We r-fer To orr
New Pamphlet, containing letters respecting it,
ard much other Interesting matter Of value 10 the
farmer
No. |. GoreRmcM Perurlan G. u 4 NO,
FoH SALE At THE LOWEST RATES.
We have also for sale
AMERICAN GCANO from Bakers Island
GROUND BONES and PURE BONE DUST.
PoUURETIE. PLASTER and such other Fer
filters as we feel safe in recommending
. Goods can be loaded at either front of our
Ware houses Ample facilities are afforded in
loading Wagons and attending to the horses
2 The leading Agricultural Journals and
Newspapers are regularly flied at our Ollie for tn,
Of Farmers. ALLEN y NEEDLES
No. II South Wharves, aud II South Wafer ST.
First store above Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Aug. II, lsjS-3m.
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NNAi. GRANGE &: CO..
COMUiSSION AND PRODECE
EEEBGEFAxTs,

No. 5 Ecct1agc Piece, Baltimore, JN.,
4 RE prepared TO supply agriculturists
I a with the pulc Eide Island Gnann from
the coast Of Lower California. at Wholesale
prices.
This Guano is now acknowledged to be
the best in nSc. y description and ANALYSIS
by the most eminent Chemists will be found
in the American farmers Maquzinc. 1t is
in several respects ahead Of all other Guauos
as proved by the several experiments mlce
with it by some Of the best farmers in the
State.
Dr.. Wharton, President of the MARYLAND
Agricultural College, at Badcnsburg. laid
out last Spring IS squares Of land, all of the
same size. and used on each a different fer
ti'izer. including Peruvian and all other
kinds. and slowed oats on all ON the 9th of
April, bat the patch on winch Eide Island
Gunao had been used is conspicuonSiy ahead
Of all the other patches, the blades being
higher, stronger and promising far greater
yield than any Of the other patches.
P'ice $40 PER 1oa, (mclpiioe baes)
Samples On view at this Office, as also
at MIR. David NJ. Taylor's and at Mr.. jacob
Johnson's, Howard House, Elilton.
a LARGE SUPPLY OF GROUND
BONES always Oh hand. Price S2S to $50,
per ton. fully 10, lS58-3m.
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NO rIIII HTI{IIE.

THE undersigned having been elected to
/ the Office Of Constable in the Third Flee
iion District Of Cecil county, offers his ser
vices 70 the Public in that capacity. PROMPT
attention will be given to the collection Of
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him. LtClAN b. ANDERSON.
Dec 10, 1857 Cherry Hill, Cecil CO.,. Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

M NJ. j. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony or..The Ccci
Wing Building, where he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to al
business placed in his hands.
Nov. 1U-tf.
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Land and Lets for Sale,
.AE.9R port DEpOUyT

A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, CON
n tanning about 20 Acres, miles from Bat
4 tie Swamp, and improved q.
r.,Gfrrs with good House, &c. One 2-gt3rrs
.~srS51A / louise and Lot on Main St. Z ~ ~
shf9t'a Port Deposit; this is dcsi t'Esi..+i
rablc property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts of Land on the Susquchanna. and on
lie site Of the Central Railroad; tie land Of
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings.
III and adjoining the town Of Port Deposit.
All the above Will be sold on accommodate
ing tern 8. j. r. COULSON.
Port Deposit, July Is If
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JAEag;S w. MAXWELL.
EssGNEeK e. E'NNlsEET,.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, may always be
"a found during business hours at his Office
three doors cast Of the Court House.
EIkton, Jan 80, l6lS--,tf.
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j. Il. ROMAN

ATT RNEY Att LAW.
Office on Main Street, nearly opposite tn
Court IlotSc. May .
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DENTAL NOTICE.

TT II. AUSGROVE, having permanently
L. located in this town, tenders his pro
rsss--z fcSs onal services to the citizens Of
p[-CriO Eillton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite the Court House.
Elkton. May 5--tf.
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JAS. r.. EEcCULF.0grGrs.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
1 n ChHnccry .-OiIicc under the "Iloward
House" Main Street. Elkton, Md.
Elkton, March 10, 12J5-f
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EiNMHRS TAHE NOTICE F.!


Rropiaa oad Eomia2 .lItri,nc,
with "cw a"i improved CUTTER BAR. This
Machine j. constructed without cogs crn,ks or onv
colHp'"n'cI works: it is very Iight strong nni
sum- Q; we" calculated for lilly as well NJ level
land. One pVir If horses is suli ,irnt to work il
al day with great etSh in all kinds of Grain ar
grass 81 HE heaNics, kinds or uu Ter any ,.ir,,m.
'tacea. This mrchinc il very dur!Llf urlt nf
draEsht and warranted to en-, from ten to fifteen
acres per dry with pair Of horses and with tho
new improved Cutting rar. there is no rroul,le
M!ih The machine chol'iug o. clog sin., which hIs
33;"a5S been a great annoyance with leapins and
Moving Machines.
We are now bnilling and manufacturing the
'l'.e Nothinet, and Farmers Who intend pur,
chasing Machine this season woull look 10 their
own 'nir1c'tS to give US a ctil before purchasing.
any other Machine
SHAW & ARMSTRONG.
Machine shop, Grunge st.. be ween jth 4 9th sts -,
iI'cs Lpi,liuE. y ilmin: IN. Del.
We tax pleasure in referring Farmers: % the fol-
I"%I1S rrlc.ir,! farmers in the vicinity of VII.
mirg ON. Who a'c using the N achirrs AID VIII
stdit is capabilities and advantage: ina. Kichuri
SON. il, Jos, =. I;itharsun. Edward T. GclInb.
loth.rn Carr. William r. Richardson. John
bradford May /, lSjS--Gm
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G0gIE2Gsf0R0Eics.

have just received from Philadelphia Il
choice lot OF ConIecti0ncrics, which viii be
sold cheap for cash, Wholesale and retail
lhankiGl for past tiyors, | Respectfully
solicit Il continuance of the same.
NORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10. 1853.
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GoDrREy--ADo PHrs AT No Carroll place, the real
deuce Of the BRIDES psrenv, on "Wednesday June q BY
the Rev NJ lssscs, Mr.. WILLIAM A. coDYRyy SorrnA,
third daughter Of Aaron Adolphus. Esq al OF this CITY
at 81 psuls church, b. The Rev Dr. wyat j. HuyroS,
Of Chsmbershurg Pa 10 Mss LOUISA Rus only daughter
q the late c. Ro<s, Of Seaford, Del
LJNpeiyr-- DrrcinR- I'm Wednesday evening, June 2,
By the Rev Willard, JcHS n Issr~1Hy Fsa Of Orange
New Jersey, 10 Mrs, MARaAsrr p. DtrcHsp, youngest
daughter OF The late Lewis Baldwin, OF ploomhed N. j.
MArrRpasr-GuSorx Al S Patricks cathedral, on
Monday, June I, BY Hs Grace Me Most Reverend Me
Archbishop Of New York. nv. MATTHIAS MArrrrxyxv 10
Mss ELISE GioNcrr both Of Clifoo, state, Island
RArpA1--BAs ErT--M New London, Conn. on Thurs
day, June g. BY the Rev Nv. Hsan, Lieut. HoRAcx RAN.
nj, United ssses army, 70 JU S. youngest dsughser Of
Capt Abner Bsssett.
Vos sEspKs- -Jprrxs-On Monday, June 7, by the
Rev. Morgan nix, HSSsY YoS sKsnKs 70 MARY JxySrrr
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Markets.

sEw ORLxsss, juno 6, 1855
TIE cotton market unsettod and pr,cas nominal
fsle. ~ dsy Of 1900 bates. New York hay, SIC 80.
Trelshis-Cc,ion 70 Liverpool, led.
The s.lea Of cotton To- lay were 200 paes, al decline
cf 40. on the middlIng and lower grades middiins,
1ckc 1osSc. Flour, sis ~ is white wheat, VI 10.
trc,ehis-oO,on 70 Liverpool, Sled Sterling exchange,
CHAnIxuox, June 8, 1858.
The salcs Of cotton 10 day we're 500 pses al ioc &c.
flour and grain market a. quiet ~ usual koodays aud
without change Receipts are from the west and the
shai towing companies have agreed 70 advance the
rates 70 the old standard Oats advanced ~ 45c sales
noat Cattle brisker to-day than last week decline OF
npc shilling p.r head for beeves good quality fkc and
sons errs Ios sci 200 oesd 60 East sheep ali taken
at decline o. ro per pound from last week. Market
eua Hegs sec declined; price 4ilc. Receipts for this
rses--s,'sO eeeves LAO 'hcsg; soo sogs
Fcur firm sales 1900 bbls Al 81 70 Is 70 for super
fine Wisconsin, % 90 - for extra do 90 70 Cor
supsrfs fnoiara Ohio and Mcb ran; - IL ~ ~ for
exira 90; - so a 81 81 for double extra de. Wheat
active and nrmcr sales 50 coo bushels at 6c Tor Chicago
so isr white w,soos,r oo Al for White Indiana en-.
Michigan Corn nrmer sales II 900 bushels Lover tskc
At eoo 6lo Oats nrmer: ssles 90 900 bushels ct $50
mt Iokc. Freigns unch.need-aour SOC wheat 100. 4,
Rev York. Lsse imports the last torty eight
nndins ~ rcca dsy-lsooo bbls four ~ coo bushs's
asS., s99s9ps $500 bushcas osis. oarai
Y7grsl - isss bnshsS ~1e4., 24,cc'
,irxu,, ssns szssPM
f;as1pllHl 1--WE ansg css.yr p.iss---
sJ1le Ela srrAsseo rrsing, a. 90 fCr
lisaksp, q 'sict izf nvhte. Corn firm.
3 5000 bs tss - scv nliuc3s, dtf,c. for In
80 rye scss 900 bushels Canadian Il
yae o.ss scarce: sales 5000 busbels choice Causdlsn
icc Frcshs upcbaneed--2sc for iour Sc for wheat,
q<o fov corn 70 Ne~ York. Lake mporss4o 900 bush.
els vhas 900 bushels corn 10 600 bushels oats Canal
exports 800 bbls four n 600 bushels wheat, ~ 900
bussps corn. -
: Cmclcr June 7, 1883.
Flour firm. whesi steady ct 100. Cora nrm ct Stxc.
Oats sesdy Shipments to Bdaoeoo bbis Hour, ~ goo
bushels wheat 400 bushels Shipments 70 0swego-
No ncur "a 900 bushels wheat, $500 bushels corn
Rsceipn--1oo bbls. -four, n,Ooobus1e wheat $500
busbels corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-08
no Bead adjourned ill thls {yussasy) s4sa.ax.

tScAPE or fRisoNrHs rHon SIsG SING SAILOR DAs Ar
LANCE AeAN-'ss''or Dan" anu James Dolaa escaped
from sing srg state Ig'on sunday nigh, under occm
sssnoes that throw net little suspicion On some Of Tie
ksep<rs Tho had them in essyss "sailor psr II VIII,
Do remt moered was one CT tho murcesers or feresa
Spitxlen and hen brought 10 tri.l MEAD yu,,,y RI
sarghfr and VICE sentenced 70 years mprisou mont
polsr was convicted Of burglary in breaking into tho
ponced Warehouse Greenwich street L. seems that the
cells Of the two prisoners were near each other and by
acne means communication established By hole
perg made Ia the we'll BY mesps OF izcssax aud
number Of pecee OF wood laid across each ether they
msrsged 10 erect platform sufficiently bigh 10 reach the
yenialor In the foof Eaving reached the roof they
b. vdied and fifty feet Of rope they vers traced 10
docS, where beens they stcle SIC all soat and made
for paris unknown. The officers started in pursuit.
O. sCon - the escape known bot sco Of The f1g
ves have been found To surprising part OF Their es.
csps EaT, without the koOwedgG Of the Keeper did
these ESQ fellows procure 90 ueh ea,osr 1d roper The
proper authorities ought 10 iayesugs,e this matter
promptly.