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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
ALL ORIGINAL.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT BUCHANAN TO Mr.
BONNER
WAR. By Ron. EDWARD EVERETT.
ITALY-A Poxs: By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
CHRIsTs BLESSING FOR HoTHERs-A scRIPruRr
PoEx; BY N. P. WILLIS.
ODE TO THE PRINCE OF WALES; BY JoHs G. SAKE
THE DRUNKARDs STORY; By Dr. THOsA Duss Es.
eLIsH. 49,.
THE CRITICAsTERs: BY GEN GEO. P. NORRIS
THE PUMPKIN FAMILY-ITS RELATIVES AND RI
VALS: By HENRY WARD BERCHRR.
QUEEN VICTORIA CoNVOKING PARLIAMENT; By
MRs L. II. SIGoURsEY.
A TRIP TO THE NORTHERN LAKES: By FASsr FERN
IDLE HANDs-A STORY p T. s. ARTHUR
A ROMANCE OF LIFE: By ExxRsos BENNETT.
Kill
FADED-A POEM: BY ALICE CARY
IuE nAhi1AGIIa 40 ,,t 81 70 ~ SLH
A. DUPUH, AUTHOR OF THE LOsf DEEDo'
PAUL MoRTON-A TALE THE GREAT Panic; BY F.
HAMILTON MYERS. ~
THE sTEpMoTHER; OR, Who's 70 WIN: BY J. 2. SMITH
WIT AND WISDOM: BY 0Ro. D. PRENTICE.
XVIII
THE HANDSOME MAN-ILIqsTSATED; By WV. H. MORRIS.
ANSWERS TO coRREsPoNDENTs, EDITORIALS &C.,
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Groceries at6 provisions.

HEALTIlFUL and WHOLESOME.
Too much cannot be said Ia praise Of BURNSDES PURE
RYE WHISKY Being the pure juice OF he rye 1t Is exceed
ingy nutritious inyisoTatng aud heGhfu Its purity Is in
doSed by many physicians and thousands OF IA this
city and elsewhere {. &R. N WHITE, Sole Agenis.
No. 50 Cein.st.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Il OF AN INvALID-Publshed for the benefit and n
warning young who suffer from Nervous Debility Prem
.,n,. 6s..x kc supplying the Of SelfCure By
Who cured himself after being put to great expense through med
lcs imposition and 9uscke Single copies may be had Of the
sntbor NATHANIEL MAYFAIR esq, Bedford, Kings County
NJ " bv ipolosing post paid addressed envelope.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
90 formers an6 Others.
FOOD for CATTLE.

A, u,ed IN her Majesty stables his Royal Hghnsss the Primo,
Cop,ers farm, Windsor, throughout the Royal military
stables Of Prussia, BY order of his EIcesncy Lieut..
Gen. WilisseD Head Master of the Horse; Adams
Express stables, Manhattan Express stables
Pbilo c. Bushs stables
kc, &C. &c.
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rTHE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Oct 8,
an srticie, compiled with gres. care, entitled
REPRESENTATIVE SCAMPS
showing in Its true Hight 1HlEyERY AS A PROFESSION
The subjects treated In detail ere:
War THE PoLICH Know Do.
TEE PRogRssIoE TBHvBRY
REPRESENTATIVE Mys
CAN TBIBF RgPoRsl
AFFBCTAuoS or RsFoRs.
Do THIEVES eRr RlcHl
CATALOGUE OF RoepBs.
How THEY SPEND IBEIE MOsEY
JEAIousI OF RivAIs
BosUs PAID oFpcEss.
OFFICIAL CopucETy.
SUCCESS OF N. Z. OFFICERS.
WHICH RoerzRY PAys BBsr.
PHoYrT AND Loss.
THE OLD AND NEw PoLicR.
The COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER publishes daily in sd.
dnon 10 the LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS
OF TIE WORLD articles for the amusement and instruction
OF the home chcle
PRIoE PER AsSUx, NINE DOLLARS, IN Advance
Served by carriers In this city Brooklyn, mailed for
Single copies always obsinsble from the
agent oT neW
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LIVERY LAWYER SHOULD HAVE COPY.
Printing.

At VIM. EVERDELL's sSONS.-WEDDING
N CARDS of the latest STYLES No. l04 Fulton st., N Y
VIZ. EyRRDELL jr, HEsRT EysRDELL, Francis EyERDkII
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (hah price).-
II weddng Home and Note Papers, Gc! Business Csrd
Bilhesds Portraits &c, ct kELLYS, No. SI futons M
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JOSEPH THoRLEY,
The Inventor and Sole Proprietor,
MANUFACTORY AND sTEAM-MILLs,
Fhonhin Bridge, Csledouisn Road, Kings Cron,
LONDON.
Depot for the United Ststes Of America,
No. 81 BROADWAY, NEW-SOIK.
Agents wanted in every city and in the United States
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NEW and VERY POPULAR MUSIC.-VOcal
IN "KatIe's Secret" Bonnie Belle Johnnys Bsshfu
Scientific Frog" willie Gray Answer to Kitty Clyde"
"Oh II Little Bird" Always Look on the Sammy
Sde rs cents EACH "Chrstmas Be 30 cents and Farmer
stubbs's Visit NewYork City, IS cents Instrumental:
Spirit Polka" "Compo Polka" Doley Waltz" Remem'
hNS:Yss tf S2snGsr 2s Grj.1 = a.1aiiesd free
Inst nnhsbed by HORACE WATERS,
'N''PN No. 333 Broadway
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EXCELSIOR
victories. Noidrs Jet sone-sse, ,.~aia, to 90" Acting
ppon ,h. hint, The frsynetor Of the NEwYoRK LEDGER
whatever the ,chsevsnah CT the r,n may hsv. been
--resods ro,hlSs cone 50 lone much remains 70
do. BE h. Ii. pie.,Or. TO intern hi. innum.r.s.
readers tia, s. ions ss, Of scholar, and statesmen
already numbered sDob. tie conrbuor 70 ,be LsDeBH,
the nam, Of Jis,s HVcIDSSAS the IlussiOO' President
Of the United States, 10 pew ,6ded
Read the following t.hI. Of ceuteut., md ,.~t~,o
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ITO the LADIES.-The cheapest and best place
Il 10 buy ySILVER-PLATED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
aud all kinds OF House Furnishing Goods Is Y. d. BASS
F0RDs at Cooper Institute Astorpace ID and tthsvs
WILD ER's PATENT SALAAlANDER
w SAFES.
FAIRBANKS CELEBRATED SCALES
QUIRK BROTHERS, Ne. 80 Maiden-lAne, N. Y.
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Gntlerp, Sarbmare, &r.

EULLERs PATENT IRON RAILING Co.
OFFER FOR SALE
An IRON RAILING cheaper by 33 cent than the cid style
For simplicity Of construction great strength and beauty Of do
sisn challenge the world Orders filed promptly. Tie
trade suppied wholesale Responsible agents wanted
JOSEPH L. LORD IT,, Agent No. 40 Brosdwsy NJ 4.
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Aem publications.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
Do you wish to be interested and entertained
the fst part os new story which will enchsnt everybody lii
entitled THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE"
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CERVANTS.-TRE EMPLOYMENT SOCIE-
- TVS OFFICES ste Bible House) have removed TO ths
spacious Clinton Hail. extending throush
10 near Broadway where ma, be found large ssson
Of hrstclss domestcs with investigated oharseter and
German and French help always hand for
City or country. The French and German spoken
'] Miss HELD, Mstron.
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VACANCIES for MALE PROFESSORS O.
Y MUSIC, CLASSICAL TEACHERS, and for PUPILS, II
the highest Seminsres in peighboDg cities Gc Patrons
WILCOXs Original o. S. School Agency No. 2s Broadway
call to-day, tomorrow, &c.
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DRIVATE houses, hotels, and boarding houses,
in want of French colored and German male HELP, In
the CAPACITY of WATERS COACHMEN, and PORTERS, can
be supplied with well nsnded and capable .eTys9 on
spplicstion at the INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OF
FlCE for Male and Female Help, No. 4O5 Broomes ct.
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COURT CALENDAR--THs DAY.
nxIrxn SIArra DIsrRIcI CoURr.-NOe. I6 70 %,
MAWRIED.

popGy-PHFLPs--In tli e.iy Wednesday. June o. by
tie Rev Dr. lying David Stuart Dodge to Ellen A. dAvssr
Of John J. Phelps.
am CONTAMINATION Tuesday June ~, at the Re-
ed Dutch church. Becker street by the Rev Thomas
H. Gregory Augustus b. Gregory to Kate daughter o l. La
Reinl Old both Of this city ............ l..r
KENDALL QUACRENBUSH-At the Bleecker street Uri.
vrrss church "Wednesday. June 90 BY the Rss aosss
Fsou Mr. John H. Kendall to Mis- May Olivia daughter Of
Fsni Quackenhrsb, riq all Of this city.
Ihiisde pla and 81 Paul. Mimi. papers please copy
HUEY-BURNET-On "Wednesday, June TO- at the residenee
OF the brides mothe by the Rev Isaac Nc Bride Mr..
Robert Bud.on Riley TO Lizzie, third daughter Of the as
VIM Burnett
r'wC LIN this city Tuesday June 49, BY the
Pew Dr. iDgs, Il Frank Smith 70 Madeleine DiWof,
daughter Of the lse William Henry pWolf Of Bristol r.
CT RODFIL OPpyKE-Un "Wednesday June DO at the Col-
Irsste Dutch huh Firth avenue BY the Rev Benjamin ".
rim EDWARD stobn 10 Emelne, daughter o. George
lr.hx I'll Of this city.
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--L.ezt is about to n AIRY a Russian princess, ne
German Journals, rays The Gasette Musicale an
,oo,,ee the approaching marriage OF Franz Ll'| WIN
the ,ripeess WittgeDs,ein The disPensaton so long
sx,ecr,d has arrived from Rome. The ceremony VIII
raj, mace at Fulda and will be performed BY the
Bishop"
They ray that $4,000 persons went 70 see Tue
IA es Al Epsom, on the Derby day. TINS year.
Mrs. S. ID. Terrell of Clyde, Ohio, having pre-
iod,ee against her husband, aud wishing " O1rn nun
mn ST. fire % his paDing-min. She succee'ea III W.
,troying he property, bat fortunately Tor MN, MI
Tnr,n was not in tho building. She was however
arrested for the arson.
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.NpFRsoN-In Brooklyn +, Monday, June II, John
Mowa he beloved john L. and Hannah L. Anderson,
aged z years and II month"; e1
CAssIpY-Ip Brooklyn, Wednesday June D, Mrs. Julia
m, friends u the fy arr respectfully invited s,end tho
this day at the residence Of her
James Cassidy No fOo West Baltic street, brooklyn.
1,hc S sspbS Daley 1g IL thu s ha s
Her sien Hudson Columbia County FOR inter-
piCkEY-I In Clarsuopt New. Hampshire Thursday,
March Ms Miriam Dickey, aged % years widow Of the
GIe psper: Pleas copy . 20 nr DAMN. no.ov., ,.
Surgeon Of the 9Th Regiment NJ IN the ga year Sf
His ird. and elbow ud nts the staff officers Of the Sch Reg
eut the Dgincer Corps the officers and members Of Com
pon, H. the other members Of the REGIMENT also his
teids H. the I'll Regiment all rtculary in7f.ed 70
stpnd hi. funeral rhu,.dS June a. at p M It the
sdercs Of bis he No ~ hsnsy ,s " sIss Sa ss
with the n,ual sacgs Of mourning
@ l. Mis% Gibson in the ia yesy lie
HARLINIn Pseron n. Tuesduy, June ~ Mary Jane.
on child of JohI and Elizabeth Hariin s' months and
JACHSoN-At Cincinnati Ohio on Monday, june 10, Mrs.
Frances NJ, widow Of A. H. Jackson deceased late o. h9'
bis city OF Monday June 49, Ann Maria dssh.
Ter Of William aud Alice aged years and month";
MkTsS4 Acksns On pS md Mary
County Monaghan Parish Of flacorb, Ireland aged -
pfEIAN- In this city, Monday June IS Bridget phean,
in the t Of her sge dsnshtsr q the ,.s Michael
q R f' s.ne Hondar on saturday june Of
Julius Sclryer aged u IL
eldest son Of III. Capt Benny Schnever OF New-Yo
sMITtA, Tuesday June IL on board the brig Me-
costa on her passage f Nueyas, cubs TO New York,
William Smith aged years, native Of this city.
sNIIIEIn BROOKLYN, e. D., tuesday Juns 10 after an
nes o one day. se Augusta daughter OF the lse Edw d
SpIv lie esq of this i,y. -
tn and firps Of the family and those Of her broheIe
Ibarl.r and William respectfully invited to zttend her
fuesl the residence Of her sister Mrs william 6ardnsr
Second o on TassS, ss Il Hssnn Rdop
only isnsta. and Hsd%s Betty sturn, aged
AID MOI hs
VAN soLINGEN-At Kingston, litter County, thursday
Lime Hsnstta Van Sofingon widow
late DR. henry Van Soinsen Of this city ia the s6b year
wa kEs-In Brooklyn ON Tuesday, June 49, sudde rIy
Charlotte Walker vile of John Walker and daughter Of
late daniel, Ballard of Boston sgsd 50 years.
FIR a ttitl0naL Narrla ages ana Dsaths see ga Page
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me0lral.

DR. CHARLES SWEET of Lebanan, Conn,
brpt.l bon. setter intends to be in New YORK st
H.,sarsl He ell entrance Libenyst No 81 the Ioutt3
W. a. .,Iy moth TUESDAY and wednesday June 70 anu
Dtssses
vNR LEATBEs YELLOW DOCK SYRUf
cured Martin S inspector No 100 SOUTH aa
brooslyb T. D., ofkaEuAATlss o. ne unos'
III LEATHEs YELLOW DoCk sI WI Of e1 D,spspsia
nt IL ETHt s YELLOW DOCK SfhUf twelve years s pc
s iptrligen, public during which ne 'housSnIs ~ .
ioe :, s.r,7I. Piles md Erupbve Diseases there
- sis y DO hos ed obtain relief oy is nse t m" go
- Ds,.t No TO- Chsthsn'-st md demand sats
u ths III % tie none othsr One dollar bottle
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,,s,Typ STATES DISTRICT CouRg-JuSK 2O.-Before
Judge BgITs.

WHAT CONSTITUTES fEkNl-boAi
Tie care of tn can boat Water Witch was argned,
p .s facts agreed upon by counsel The Water
Ttrh % running ferry boat between Ne%'
Yok nd llizatetport \. j., and hbeed by the oos.
enu naistIg te waters Of the nsed states ~taoat
H,sn,r a. pr,.cib.d by the law Of 1870. Tat law Ia its
pro,,ou Specifies that Err bois may not eode under the
general IsqDg was srgusd ~ coln ell 'r the
t.y,u eta tist tie boat sli ugh styled errybpd vas
uet 81 IN fact t fact ITS usual sop2ases m
ris II other places the route between hr terni
At Asw oh and Llkab,thpor constituted coasuns yea
IL 40 within the at OF Congress The defrns. sci up
hi the boat iry boat bad been licensed and run a.
u dug several Tor to The time tina, TINS acton Wa
brough, Dttisi0n rtsefud
Uturi.Attoiney Roosevelt for hbelansi b. Labaw for
claimants
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n. y. w......,. price. of C...,ry Produce.

FDk TaE WEEK WEDSEsHAY. JuNH 20 1860.
excessively Tor Tas NHw YoHx rsisUsE ~ Darw
In neat order Marx plain nd-bs dreeor. every escEae
Including weight With Ie omit sod name Of .rsoisa Ale,
aud was by mail Nth notee when and hav thinss
Cossssioss For settling Berries Fruit. where packages
ar, retu,nd ard small lots n sna 10 y cent Other yslsa
~ are for s-- II good Prodac- good order ss
arch Farmer r-sze and not Juboers or spseu
the exception q oESnss Comfy the ,sssps
Of st tie tutie are nov gsits sot DIssss eSaes
Peryade the marset but there Is no special change Of rts
o,arsrCo pals B..l6 a2,Rifkins fair to socd....h
Meh tOb. strictly .ts az wrselD Res ehSss:. sis
., ., Do .i' 90 good 4 81 Crease o.
usSEss Shipments to Enslnd continue large, the freight
sis ding this the market is We dull decline Of fully +.
y tie average has dceGI,ed me SOCK 81 "sstsm
seriously with the sale Of grabs Of State
E.rs quality y Did aIOs ohio chOce........ ses
Fair good h% s,ys 9,o.s:a s,sl.
n bum 3 bal sS *ssS'ss s
Nae" srsswss sootic;n and S western, o. sese
sscos Cyxs We quot, !, Bes. grades 1e,c Yp.
during the week full, doz snd Is nov unsettled
s"nt sf Ps sfs S"n ~ G a western
beef sides sOoa, y 10. siq g. Veal Calves i've D..
Mutton csfeas.es.... yss 'areas'es; :;''''
Len b: QUOT. %..isf1 a Tenn ss
s: IL STE sasS :,..s IS g
f, S.s''... stan LED. u s,sI sol
Pou,Tay-ws quote:
10 10 Guinea Fowls Pr. q IS
s ssSs MIMI: i i,s 3 3 Tame Pigeons d'''. 'r''
ror..,. cnoics... IS GO.Ds., hsad....i 2ssi g
ci RaI n is,: .ss p $50 BseS cssian >.
Pr Pcf.1S Choice Peschbow. are and title
M Of ss a. and @ce are asD
New pGs.os: have sfsS r. ess 4 s ss
S sabs, nT Neon. IN Norsseot... sua 500 rs
ps sS Or c,. lSs o So aS s S''' ne"
pagIr.
gr, en- trash selling at ~ sye$s y bb-some snan jane
Apples, but nearly ripe sid at 70 49,. -.
received yesterday Sale reported at sl0 crate Of os
sTa.x nrnmr. Hacsensch p fp.. bas, ssasc; Wilson
se.drp y q boa, los,s . A..
week 2Sc ID same sort day, lac. No. Other choice
' 5So.nsssrs. Common y bush 81 Tsessi do, E.sss.
6srsp APPLE: we quote, southern asssci sssss. SO
SsISn s Wa quos Southern, iiSlie o,
sG 9a,. m = va sss = r. 2; :. aaaso NJ
osIEr Purse 292ae & n.
suspRlRs.
oyrO,,- ". aoo'-; Connecticut new Osnsse: ~ s
GsErs Pact az ts@.d Dol slGSl ~
SKINS bEAs~ Nof L = bs. 90
CABrAss~ Long land r bund.. esDss 49,, 49,,
crorssnn-s vasBsh, Dbl, 81 @S$si Norfolk v boz
$ea fs
- lAav-rta.saestl ... ......r
DRAW q FRENca -,
p,.orcz Cossi.rios hRsosAKH. ..
49,, Ssxs,s Esss PoUlrHr, CASA ~
No I'm, sui,d,ns. No No y, w. &c., 800
rhird door below Wsshingon e., Sss.Yeft
Va ,... 10 D. kAArS, Presiasnt Ocean BsaA
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freal Notifes.

TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
i the County NewYork NStie 4 hssSy ss of he
Civ Of Sc. orL boLer deeeased e present tse SIne ~
ny ~ heeaf q, tine subscriber at the office OF CHARLES
syx r. Ne % Wallst IN the City Of NewfoTk on
- ,s 1hs day Of June neIt-Dsted Ne~'fok'
the Ian Sss e DSeeHSsI THwING Administrator
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TIE private letters by the last steamer favorable
for our grain-g and indicate large export he
hand foi cereals Tire weather in England is wet and
cold at the time when forcing weather is most needed
for 70, harvest. The Brealsuhs markets are much
fruer than reported in the private accounts
The Cotton Statistics of the week not very i'm
rortant The Receipts forthe week we're 900 bales;
same week last year, 1000. Total excess last
year, $4,000 bales Total receipts at all the ports
4 1000 bales Planters are sending every bale 10
market ard very soon the country will be drained
closer Than ever before. Exports for the week a'e
49, 100 Fsles of which 1900 for Great Bfiain'
1000 to France and 600 other foreign pors. Up
TO date Great Britain has taken 10000 bales more
than to same time last year. France, l6So'o more
while other foreign ports have taken $500 less
stock hand in the ports is 295OOo bales JUN eN
Gers Of time last year. Fr m AL Po'ns VI .ne
coror-groaing region We now receiving 'a'orioe
accounts Of the yourg crop. Ia some sections tne
drouth continues but it il admitted the stand Il good
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maIer-Gure.

NaOIJNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, 6lng-
NJ 49, y \ .isht hours from New Fork city by fail,
Tis F biisbinent location unsurpase IA naSns
A.x. BIZ Any other. Every facility Tor co'piot aho S1 '
soe-S - ~. m i be- fond large garden k attached 70
,, as from wtIb the bnest ~nefres Will oe
,lis month For CIcusJ, sddress j. u NOn4h, ', y
WA R-CURE. MOUNTAIN GLEN
w WATFR-CURE IL but rs miles from Now-foh oy
n tasd Of New Jersey IL affords superior t1sa 40
ts md en- exrer enced Physician. Address A. OrrEN
AZ u Iisinhed. N }.
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every where and the prospect fair for anothr large
crop. ..r.fu
7 The following is q statement Of tn movsm-nt ID
cotton ,iDce the let September last as compare VIII
he preyi,us four years.
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8 U-ISHINC BANKS Alloy .

IT nj "a e., .a,r,.- CsOTov
Cart Hofue having been put In complete order viii
continue L-r fegula' trps to the FISHING RANKSon
SUNDAY, June II THURSDAY, June H.
MONDAY June IL, FRIUA1, yu1e ~,
WEDNESDAY. June p, SATURDAY, June 25
Ieayirr Jslne.-slip r. at 45 Fuonst, Brooklyn
ats: spriue-st. at $50 Pier Ne g. \. r., ats
6Ie C,tou Kand hoard also, Refreshments Bait and
Fishing Ackle supplied Fare FOR the Excursion SO cents AZ
irdis tine view Of the Bay Islands and Forthcatons
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Excursions.

EXCURSION to the GOAL FIELDS of
IA PENNSYLVANIA The CENTRAL RAILROAD OF
NfW.JERsEY sin sell EXCURSION TICKETS during the
through this region commencps june Fare for the
enfire Excsisisn 81 50. Tickets good for 10 days
Leave Courtlandt-st, at and M, " m and N.
Leave Pier No. \. r. at Il and III and 3 p In Apply
for ia kss at either place. - :. . -. -. -
For further inform alton Apply to II. p BALDWIN, General
r. Aronf No 4
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WIrat blsh .I!Y lI5 zoI3,IBI ZIbJ,Z oozz5z 77''7
The b6, 200 bushels Of wheat exceed the shipments
previous to let Of Jnne 1859; 10 that date last year
6.62 bushels were carried. Nearly all the ois and
over thee-iourths of the four forwarded this year
have gone TO Southern markets via Cairo. One Of the
eet rs Of returning pr, sperity in the West is The
recomnencement Of sails Of land; some fifty or sixty
farms have been sold upon the Chicago branch OF the
Illinois Central Capadan farmers and to Americans
from WISCONSIN, VIII, are moving sonth u the FRAT
re.i,n of Illinois. These lands have sold at ab,u Sl
acre, and lie 900 miles soutb of Chicago. The pnr-
chaser has the S,nthen market open in the Winter
months for his wheat, which is of the very best
quality &c.,
TIE following table shows the condition of the
b, nks IN The four leading :ities
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SUPREME couRT-cIRcUIr. = JrsE TO- - Before JUST
'SAnH''H LEONARD.

,,yeyD FRAUDULENT PURCHASE.
~. Vau.na & William Smith
This is III, sui whrrn the pln,i sonsnt 70 rec.ver
d-rndant Defendant denied this st
'h n"n sY net other parties The Jury rendered verdict
ol bun cor plaintiff Chauncey shaaer for defendant
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Tof'I.......F zbo0b n FEZio'' % DO7''''|'''
TIE movements of local produce on The iiln"l
Central this yesr VIII probablybs 30 y cent oeyoh'
lie qusptities carried in 1856. The gur for The mrs.
five months as compared with previous years, are as
f,,l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-07
MISREPRESENTATION.

A despatch from Columbia, So, Ca,
says that one Mr.. Bilbo made speech in
that place, and said that re nnessee would
follow South Carolina out of the Union in
thirty days. For the last two years Bilbo
has been delving for dross among the
mountains of North Carolina, and is
profoundly ignorant of public sentiment
in Tennessee upon that or any other ques.
ton. In the event the Union is dissolv-
ed, the natural position Of Tennessee
will be with her sister Southern States;
but itnerant and vagrant orators who rep
resent that Tennessee is ready to follow
South Carolina in her precipitate retreat
into independent nothingness, or that
there is any party in the State for Seces-
sion, falsify the truth and SANDER the in
tegrity and patriotism of the people. Ten
,nessea will take no hasty step-she will
neither follow nor be forced into "precip-
itation." You are wrong, Mr.. Bilbo, to
the extent ofthe whole truth.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-07
No PRECIPITATION.

1t is the duty of every friend of the
South and of South Carolina, to use his
utmost efforts to restrain that State from
secession. The Southern people are far
from being united, and anarchy would be
inevitable from the attempt to precipi-
tate them into revolution.
There is no necessity for secession up
on the election of Lincoln. Let the
worst be conceded to his administration
and every step will only tend to CONSOLE
date the South, and when the Georgia
platform is violated by the Federal Gov.
eminent our wise, moderate, Just" old
Commonwealth will move with South
Carolina.
In the meantime, if we anticipate evil
prudence dictates that we should pre-.
pare to meet it. Let each Southern Slate
follow the example of Virginia in her
military preparations. Let every en-.
couragement possible, be given to South
ern industry. and neutrality-suspicious.
will inevitably follow.
The above is from the Marietta States
man, paper which supported Mr.. Breck-
inridge.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-12-07
From New York

New York, Dec. 3.--The Times, Wash.
ington correspondent says the members
of Congress from North Carolina, Lou.
isiana, Tennessee, and Kentucky, repre-
sent those States as being strongly in ia
yor Of Union.
The Pacific Railroad Committee will
report two routes. A central ono and an
extreme Southern one.
The Union members of Congress sug-
gest that, that portion of the Presidents
Message relative to Secession, be submit
ted to committee of one from each
State, their decision to be final.
1t is rumored that Seward will this
week, offer conciliatory resolutions, and
that prominent members of both parties
are engaged in compromise arrangements.
1t is reported that resolution, declar-
ing the right of State to secede at will,
will be thrust into Congress at the earli-
est moment.