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Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-26
Card.

I, the the undersigned having been under the treat
ment Of DR.. L. Czapkay, although unsolicited, feel
called upon to give publicity to his treatment hoping
that by doing so may be instrumental in preventing
others from the fearful suffering and misery which
experienced ana which 50 often results from the per-
nicous practice of pretenders. My disease has beer
that OF physical aud mental debility, which follows in
consequence OF indiscretions in youth The agonies
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for Ine to
DETAIL they are known to those who have experienced
them Suffice tito say, that having called the services
OF Dr. h. j. Czapkay into requsitop all the expecta-
tons which may have formed of him were more
than realized. would therefore recommend Dr. Can
Kay to all who may find themselves afflicted with that
dreadful malady, my object in so doing being sym
pathy for suffering humanity and heartfelt desire of
'eheYlng them' D. J, DAHLEE, Printer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-26
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
CGThan'tic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FRO

COMPOUNDED TNUW
Pure Vegetable Extracts. and put up in
GLASS GASES, Air Tight, and will keep
in any climate.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-26
HnsnIrer,f Nnlirr.

Clerk Of the Cour; aforesaid.
c. Z. De Long, Att'y FOR Petitioner sep25.55dF
, 1860-09-08

GR41N And LCXBEn BUs1Sfss or OswEoo.-
The following table shows the sggrexa.o re-
seipts Of gran taoa! reduced d. TO wheat) and
CATION to September let for the past four years
Grain. bu- Lumber, II.
1857...,.,...,............ ........S.t .tHGto S3ls..IB5
1hS9 to1tsaeS 11N3l
.aa7 Htlkb74
lo6Q. 14t,6 o.
, 1860-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
HONoRs TO sENAT0R SEWARD.
His Reception and speech at ths Cap
ffaI Of Michigan.

LAss1yo, Mich, Sept. g. Thu progress OF
Gnv seward and party from Detroit yesterday
was continual ovation. 0n the arrival OF
the train at the different stations on tne
Detroit md Milwaukee Railroad crowds Of
people turned cut to greet tho distinguished
senator.
OtOwoaso. where the party dined, hin arrival
was anuouuced by tbs firing Of cannon, and
other demonstrations, and the citizens turned
out almost en maIssto do him honor. Addretsse
Of welcome were made, to which Gov. Seward
and Gen. Nys responded: ,..
At st. Johns, from whence Inc party pro-
ceeded ia carri2ges, they ware met hy depu-
tation from this city, aud when within eight
miles Of Lansing, By cavalcade Of mounted
Wide A1akes and large number OF cltlzens,
under whose escort they arrived here in the
afternoon, and vere formally received By the
Mayor In IN address Of Welcome, to which GoE.
Seward responded. -.
Of the weather thu morning, the flow Of people
from the surrounding country was unprece-
denied. Delegations in wagons and on horse
back hare been pouring in by every avenue
from an early hoar, until the streets we're lite
raily blocked and the arrivals numbered not
las than 10, 900 people.
The procession, which comme1ced forming
a. roon to proceed to tho speaking ground,
was composed OF large bodies OF Wias Awakes
and cjtixeus on foot, several military compa-
MES, and orer three hundred wagons, covering
space Of about three miles ia length. Promi-
nent in it were two triumphal cars filled with
Young ladies, large platform car drawn by
oxen. with men in the act Of rail splitting, and
innumerable wagons carrying rail fences. There
was deputation Of forty young men from the
State Agricultural School, preceded BY au in
mepse ttat boat On wheels. beariog appropriate
sentiments AID quaint devices. The whole wes
plentnuI1y in'erspersed. with bands Of music
and forming IN imposing appearance, as it
wound its enormous length through the princi-
pal streets.
The coneourse of people on the speaking
grounds, which Was esumated at from ten to
fifteen thousand, were Addressed by Gov. Sew
ard, Gen. NJe, Attorney General Howard and
others.
4 grand tozchligbt procession takes place
this evening.
Gov. Seward and party leave early to NOR
row morning for Jackson. IN route to kalama
zoo, under an escort Of about one hundred
mounted Wide ANakes.
, 1860-09-08

WAsH1SGTos, Sept. 7.-The United States
and California Boundary Commission will star.
shortly for the sctne of its duties. Lieutenant
Mowry, the Commissioner on the part Of the
United States, has csiged his instructions
from the Sec'y Ct the Department Of the In
terror, which contemplstes, with the concur
renee Of the Governor Of the State Of California,
the establishment of the initial point Of The
boundary At the south intersection Of the 25
parallel Of latitude north with tho Colorado
river, and u Reconnaissance OF the line toward
tie nor.h this winter Seere.ary Thompson
has limited the number Of employees to be
engaged here to those absolutely necessary
for tile scientific work aud charge OF the In
struments On the way out The remainder Of
the corps to be engsged in California Tbs
Commission as organized here cansist Of Syl-
yester Mowry, U. i. Commissioner; Lieut.. J.
C. Ives, U. s. Astronomer and Surveyor; e.
Mclean, Comptroller Jucob F. Kautz, Post
master and CommlseaEy. aud U. Bessen, Artist
A private letter from Ii paso. dated Aug. 10,
says that the mines Of gold recently discovered
in Arizona, although limited, are very rich, and
equal to any placer Of the extent in Calife rnla.
Miners are makinR from one to three ouncea
per day. There are about 900 persons at tie
mines.
, 1860-09-08

E7EAx TosAoE or TEE Pmxc,pA1 Pom OF
4us ux1sED 6rArEs.-The following statement
OF tho enrolment Of steam vesseis belonging
to the several ports Of tbs United States IN
1859, il taken from ths " Report on commercs
and Navigation" recently izsued By our Gov
Ahnaeut.
, 1860-09-08

There haa not been one fine day during The
whole OF tho week Seldom or eyer has Tho sun
becn seen, and the occasional promise Of more
settled Weather has been but too soon broken.
On this Saturday II We writa there has been
rain falling from carly IN the enornlng-the 7ery
reflection, In fact Ct tho Saturday edinr.
Our prospects becomo accordingly only tie
more gloomy, and the country generally begins
10 echo our complaints Of the harvest. Al old
correspondent heads his report As "criat,:'
and o,hess naturally lose hops as tho season
advances without change or improvement As
We sid last week, the further we get into the
summer the more serious nauss he the results
Of any snch continuance ofuotavorable weather
1t il clear that many h&Te corrected the i'm.
preauous they have 80 long held to, within tbs
last few days. aud with only too much reason
for 10 doing. The hops will gradually decline,
~ much Of the opportunity tor better weather
10 lost II, indeed. We ars to gather any data
from pAat experiences, tbs yield of such 4 sum-
me1 Gao seareely b otherwise than Indifferent,
SO that, come when OF however quickly the
t1Penlng Jet may, it will bs only with three
apparently inevitable results--A late harvest, Z
short yield, and . sample in bad Condition.
disease, In fact, has already attacked the oron.
and thus 10 far only realized ths fears that for
soms tirns past have bean entertained. Our
Ely fspoft Of this wsAk declares that "tvo
, 1860-09-08

HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1913 9-.s.. dhartsr Perpetual
0ssA Csrfs4I aax sss7I&s-s2, l94, ,1oo.o3
, 1860-09-08

MONETAR Y.

Fanny Eyxzus.s .st gtAnbes T. 1870.
r,.-. -, F. moderate denand tor hss'esn
.-.h,,o. tn .day. and in the early part o1 Inc
..rs frmer, hut the 'thort supply OF
o"' ..,d.d to depress the market In the
.n.rnoop. and the street rates ruled t@t per
c.nt nreu,iun. The hanka sold a. fEsf per
n-,n, IN . scarcity Of ~essels In the river,
u,;,re,s did not offer 10 much produce paper,
~ n. leading banks were scarcely 20 hard
rnn ~ for two or thrse days past. Sill there
"a. uone to spare At any of tho institutions,
.,d anna Of them had TO resort to throwing OFT
checks till collections vera made Of the other
bankers.
Nsv YoRk MoxEY MARkE1.-The N. 7. Ertn~
ina Put, Of "Wednesday, says: Money II ess'er
to-day, with frequent transactions on call ut
s@st per cent. though lie bulk Of the business
:: IL stiil done At per cent. Choice short paper
ands buy era al st per cent,
II. Lou,s MosEr MAnkxr.--The St. Louis
D<~.oe,as Of yesterday says:
Npuey can scarcely be aaid 10 DO abuudlat,
when the supply oi bankable funds. currency
,nG coin, IL - very email As ut present. Yet
,he ter pas ments due on the 4th vera met with
the usual promptne&s Of st. Louis merchants.
A morning contemporary speaks Of the pay
u.rts beng " heayy." and not satisfactory"
but we think the lae.a will not justify this visw
# the caHe-
The state Of the Exchange market does not
fr.r materially frctn that Of the same date last
,exr. Sight on the East il not In large supply,
but money with Which to purchased it Is 30 scarce
that dealers readily buy Of each other at per
cent prem. for haokab!e funds, the selling rate
being steady ut I prem. or per cent, for cur
reucy. On New Orleans. Sight is steady at
prem with but little selling. As sight drafts
on thv E I<t xre ! discount at New Orleans. il is
,nore pr,titable to transter our New Orleans
balances E ass than nell sight exchange At less
than prem. on that point.
Currency continues Us scarce Us ever, ind it
must therefore be, except nouainally, the eanle
IA bspkab!r funds. Last year Illinois and Wis
cons,u currency songht this point Tor inyeet'
xnert: aud uhen discounts weFe nude by The
banks. their montE was again locked up aud
the currency obtained At &Glc tlsctuDt-scnt
to the country for investment IN crops. This
seasons Northern grain crops are 60 large that
cugrency is all drawn thither, and llssocri
moneS il finding a better circulation, and il
rendered very scarce even with our bankers.
- The earnings Of the Michigan Cent? al
Railroad for the month Of August are as f,!-
loxe: - ,,.,
p....,,.r. ,e:aass::s a7s i'm
'sa:is s:sss 'sss;s sstsss
a,5o. So - si9,.ssy'1
, 1860-09-08
Albany Lun beF m4rA ct.

FOE 3AA "4AA k-AO11V " "xOSEDA4y
The eealers report great fcE ot in st1p ntn's from
the In consequence Of tbs high sAis II relkhts
From Michigan tn Ate frr1khts ne4ry double the
sumey pcs and very little lumbtr can Be ected
fon that quartes. From CauAda will ship
pe - on shoEter routea The advance
ea1y. 1he 1eceit~ for The A.t ten days In July
Increased by the toNs arriving which wsre b. hind the
break have aided to the tk and assortment Iu
heT hand. Theat ,le 1u. not 70 they
twenty rays have tten htav{ Iheie j. n1ner elM in
eeS Is e1nndenJ anticipated. Tberr scarcity vases
for Esstetn por and my wanted to carr oa lumber
ars4dy ytod.
The {h week ln Augr1 In tie nazned
, 1860-09-08

BI TELEGRAFRj BCYYALo, Sept, s.
FIorR -Seare and hrm. Sales 100 hbs vt 450ud Is
fur extra state; 437iebs n fr extra Illinois and Wis
consiu ; $3 37H&R5LsH for double eatFl4.
GRAn-M heat opened tIm with good demand but
et sed dull ard hravy. sales 46,tU hu No. Chcaro
Spring at u 10 70 bushels ORD nlry M. do Ut &1ls}
g 00o tu red winter tlso leoo bu winter ia pat
atr.ve, y ALRIGHT; 700 bu ehoiee white Canadian Ut
=: but e"tsd ouI! and dropping saes ss0 bu 81 aac
Ut er nomfnXI.
WHuKr--Be,ter. Sac 14o br's at 7235Gesc.
tAxALFA rs-hc better for wheat Iour k5c vke,t
16c, ruEn liHdst5: t., New f"tk-
LAKE lAFoKrs-aot0 b.ls fur, 81 900 tu wheat. s,0
bu u4t4.
CAxA1 E1roa1s.-:oo bb]. dour, i'll 900 bu whe $3.50
hu t1tp,
, 1860-09-08

NEW YoRK, Sept. 7.-The slave bark IT. C.
Kibbse was condemned to-day, and ordered to
be sold.
TIE breckenridge State Committee met At the
Astor House today to consider the PROPOSE
tions of the Douglas Committee for fusion, for
which purpose cub committee WAS appointed.
Adjourned till evening.
The Republican State Committee also NIT at
the Astor House where they are seated with
clQsed doors.
, 1860-09-08

C1Sc1SSAr1 RgcEiP1s.-The Prics Current for
this week gives the years receipts at Cincin-
natl, ending Sept. !, 1860, from which ne take
fha frl1nuino iterns,
, 1860-09-08

TAKEN 1T LIBERAL TERMS AND KATEs.
Ezpeca attention given to Insurance OF DWELLING and
pontentA fot term4 Of ons to ase ytAfs.
, 1860-09-08
British Corn Trade.


The past week, true to the character Of This
extraordinary season, has done little towa d.
the ripeninx Of the coEn, being mostly humid,
with occasionally heavy. showers, Talarera
wheat has been exhibited ia small parcels for
week past, aud appears of fair quality though
damp. But the bulk Of The crop, never very
promising, suffers continually from the want Of
sunshice, the sodden sta e Of the GROUND, and
the aeavy rains, while the long delay il The
process Or ripening makes the depredations Of
birds a serious item in the general account.
4 great deal, We are sorry to ray, has rotted
at tie root b%fore the grain WIS mature; so
even with q set-in Of dry weather, the sample
must be much detiorated, US we'll IS the bulk
seriously diminished. Without wishing to be
Of Wheat this year will come up to IN average
yield. The news, therefore, Of plenty in Amer
lea and Southern Russla, ia Ct no slight impor-
tauce. Much hay is we'll nigh ruined, while
good deal is get out, aud the sad accounts of
disease among the late potatces daily gather
strength. Still this cyil has also its couh,erpoise
in prospective abusdanc ofIndian Corn. Bar
icy variea much. Oats less fayorabty reported;
but beans and peas seem yet likely TO yleld
fairly though late. The country markets. being
for the most part poorly supplied with wheat,
have shown improved prices, especially where
the weather has been bad but some Of the
larger towns, under the influence Of liberal for
elgn supphes, have little altered. Nevertheless
the tone Of the foreign trade has been univer.
sally firm. The aame kiud of weather appears
to have ruled in the north Of France and North
ern Europe, aud prices have therefore moder-
ateiy advanced. America too, encouraged by
European adEices, shows some reaction from
the late decline, with good export demand.
The sales Of Wheat noted last week we're
1921 qrs. At 5ss. 3d., against 9s 04& qrs in 1885,
The London averages we're Cos Cd On a,G29 qrs.
The arrivals into the principal ports Of Great
Britain, in wheat and aour. for the week ending
.4ug. 8, we're equal to l76703 qrs wheat, inctn-
ding 6.5s8 qrs. colonial. In July the months
arrivals throughout the kingdom we're 5os, ,s5s
qrs. wheat, 46l ,G59 cwts. aour.
In SCOTLAND the markets have eyinced firm
tone. Edinburgh heing Is to 2s per q. dearer
for wheat, and Sd to IL on other grain. Glasgow
WAS also Sd per boil higher for wheat, and sales
Of fother corn against buyers.
Harvest hiss commenced in teverat parts Of
ireland, accounts varying as to prospects: in
the north they we're said 10 be fair potatoes ex-
oepted but the quantity of rain made matters
| critical, and prices generally were firm or I'M
| proved. Some new Bere al Cork bIought l43
per hrl. Wheat there brought lsper brl. more,
and o,hes grain being held tor tue same nd
vance business was checked.
, 1860-09-08

VIZ. .0oS'%V VIE
.&t1113.A
, 1860-09-08

Tax NEW Yosx CANAs.-Speaking Of the
activity on the canals, the Buffalo Rtpu5lie says
that canal boats that were thought to be use
less aud worthless hare been ri9ged up, newly
caulked and painted, and hare already run and
paid for Themselves in one trip to Albany aud
back.
CoL11xavooo LAKE TRApE.-The imports 1t
ColnR R~ood for week ending August 30, amount
f. 1866 brls -four, es,00D bushels Of wheat
100 bfls. wheat; III brls pork; IS brls tut
low; Is kegs Of butter; l6 bags meal; SO brls
provisions; Iris salt: 100 green hides; SO
half bris. heh 324 bags cora; sacks wocl;
boxes hardware; casks ashes; and two
boxes vegetables, besides fair quota Of fpassen-
gers-sll the trade Of tho West.-Barrie ID
pdhH.
BR111Gu TRADE WITH THE UNITED S1Arxs.-
We hare before US British Statistical Report
exhibiting the details Of the foreign commerce
Of Great Britain for the first SIX months of 1860,
compared with the Same period OF 1859. In
glancinF over the tables which relate to the
movements between tie United States and thut
kingdom We fud soma interesting particulars
which ne present in as condensed form US
possible.
Comparative statement showing the quantity
Of raw cotton imported into Great Britain, and
the countries whence, from January to June
80, 1860, compared with the imports in the COZ
~ 1RSu.
, 1860-09-08

BURLINGTON. VI, Sept. 7.-Resusns from l43
towns give Fairbanks l4,75o msjority-a Re-
itJ viii undoubtedly reach 22,000. The Senate
is unanimously Republican, while the House
thus far staods Republicans lis, Democrats IT.,
"a Republican gain Of SIX members over last
year.
, 1860-09-08
New York Canal TOlla.

ALBANY, Sept. 7-The canal tolls for the
fourth week Of August are s64, 900 over the
same week of 1853. The excess this week is
greater than the entire receipts Of the fourth
week of last year
, 1860-09-08

Douglas Denomination nj Urbana.
UBRASA, ILL.,, Sept. THE Democrats held a
Mas Meeting here to day. The number in at
tendance was estimated ut from 5000 to 5000.
Speeches were mede by IT. Il. W. Cushm4n,
Judge Randall, Col. Ross. r. N. Murray und
Dr. Rae. Therc is an exhibition Of fireworks
to-nix hit.
, 1860-09-08

Providence, Il. l., Sept. 1.-THE journal re-
ports that the census returns are now complete
Tor the entire State OF Rhode Island. In 1861
the population Of the State WAS 147, $40; IN
1860, 1850; TN increase of 2t'3oo, or little
Ehort Of eighteen per cent. There are but FIVE
counties in the State, The following being the
recapituation. The first column ia The emu
meration for 1E6Q, the second that of ls51:
, 1860-09-08
Movements Of 1lle Frince..-Rrolsa
Down.

Down.
CoDcno, G. IT., Sept. 7.-Ererything passed
OF quietly here last night. The Princes car.
si4ge was drawn from the wharf to The tall
room hg hfty citizens. The ball was SUCCESS
ful and the Prince expressed himself highly do.
lighted with his reception.
ToRoS1o. Sept 7.-The Prince left Coburr at
half past nine this evening, escorted from The
house Of the Postmaster General to the town
By an immense crowd. Arriving At Rice Lake
hs embarked on board small steamer and
sailed
fHe:e tho line faited.-REp1
, 1860-09-08

GA1vA, Ill, Sept. 7.-Robert " Smith was
nominated here Today By the Republicans OF
the 4sth Legislative District, for Represents
tlYf.
, 1860-09-08

The River NJ d the Weather.
DrprouE, lcwa, Sept. 7.-RsTer two feet
Raining hard. Temperature IL.
, 1860-09-08
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

AkK1V10.~.......seps,6, 8,
ST Louis. LasA1le L 80 tu corr,
E 3o4dsi1, OAw1, Loo bu wheA.. 394t bu coyn III
bu re.
OCEAN s,ry. ottawa asao bu wheat, lsocs NJ seeds.
Ontario. u AVA 4.3A hu wheai.
CLYDE, 0tt2wa, AnO bu corn,
Eot 6tea d. Atheaa ~ cy rutble stone.
Keao!us, Athena " cy futb!e and q reaxpn Stone
Akuusa. south Athena 1sU,au n. !ee.
BEo~n, LockpoEt, - cy tubhle and 10 e
Eanonis, 5 joliet. 80 ey rubble .tors
Thorpe. joliet, 90 h1 eo-n ia hu yhea@ 40 m
coepezwase. 1000 1hee-ba,rowa.
s DouEas 81, Senees, Ae01 bu corn.
CLEAKED......v..,Sept e.
Trader, kankakee, light
fawn, k.nkAkee. s,sas 4 lumber, 1900 shingles
lhth. -' ''~
neso1utr, Athens, light.
t:ui Steafns, Athena rkht.
RAM tr State, Ia ea1e, 100 bsls falt.
Il E Goote!l, Ottawa, l4ht.
.nhrup. Joliet, ssrl luuhes 75n shnsles go a.h.
Harmon, Ii Sals. 8ts13 It lumber 60Q Ling 4INo
shingles.
, 1860-09-08
Douglas AT Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-Mr. Dou2las made
speech last evening from the balcony of the
Gilmore uouse.
, 1860-09-08
MARIN Il JOURNAL.


Ahkt* kt*ED...........-..Eept.7.
stn1coIast Morgan Grand Haven. 10 tor' md.e lseags
snr Laay Elxn VI ottouason 80 ton. pig hon. %
Prop saa II coloEwood. ~ sra sugar. - pkgs a,h
Ptp outea q til: 1,te. cdsx, npaalo 10 br. fruit. %
1et,r 4ne ~ ~ sT ~ 70 nf oa'sts IL eases
Prop Aess.ny noy1ostoa, fo Co!bosue, M IN lumber
Prop sa1StI: bio8n $ Joseph, 100 cords wood. ~
Blk Fixtiu. Dasns. ocout,. l1o n nnbtI, sH; ~'1
Sehr .t, GannIp. Mcstseon. = NJ lemeen a5oa ath.
t. jill @ sseasa os 8 ,sa. on ssSo coo.
ia ii Mase.ss % 59 ae a@e'
sehrtls lenxt, kted; k1lamas 81 m lumber.
s.. 's*'sssn ;sisa isTtso e;s eo.
sssr aa yhnso5 y & e.
sear 1,he:tte, Christian. Fol - wssaaxton, ss Cd.
Seht Tyo.+'h.. fns'one. Grand Haven $50 N lumber.
sssT HoSft Sr, w3,ga % weed
sss ass! E:*ss s,fs Il 18th.
ssss ;sSs %;ssa' * ;s"a i ssa CO. wool 10
s.; S.; I'll f: Mss: s;ss ~ 9ss, :h
se1r Mount Vernon. lister, Ka1a % 1ambes 60
St. ::s yeaa.; II ,np.o9 Pot uao, 9 cd. weod.
scar l,ans Young. N1nltsw.c 20 CHS wood, s51 shin
sehr :.S'sr' Campbell shsboysan. :, Il lumber. 11n
ssss @ f U5 Cd wood
schs Geo Drew. Garett Aaatnaz 10 % N oak tims,.
CLAARED............Sept
Prop ontonae'n. Wikta. Go inswood. 400 bu ~he.t,
~ !6ls ", kss' butte, II ia Is broom
rop Fte1 sia;; soaSd:: baa T.: s17 bu wheat, lso
Brig saton, Grren, t;.1e9o, ! ,sSs ba Wheat,
Bts Pilgrim; Turns ocon;n.
, 1860-09-08

Pa1IApELrHIA, Sept. 7-prof Lowe has com-
meuced the 1n1ltion OF his mammoth 1loon at
the Philadelphia Gas Works, and starts On his
proposed trip to Europe at half.past three.
, 1860-09-08
fn8urante.
ETNA INSURANCE COMFY,

-.-.% .o,rr-
@AAA ~~s ~
TnodYpofAtad 1918 . ID Qh1YtsY Perpetual.
r.a ,oA.1oo- -oa
--..
-v .va. pt~L-
1uo a0Q 1Q4AQa N4V1RAAoo l4414
TAKEN IT LIBERAL TERMS AND RATES.
attention Rtyen to Insurance OF DWELLING and
Contents for ssTa. ofons to ave ytar'.
..upr~ v.w NAN.
A@oAAo saHs - A@~"s
PAM rp 1Ap1TA1 n I'm on "a
, 1860-09-08

1T TTLxoR4FR1 tMiLwATEKx. Stpt. Z.
FL6rR-Q lit.
UAA1A-Whe advanced 1c. No. selling 1T &c In
store. Corn In better EtMad S4es At lie. OA14 Quit
1t &c delivered.
KtcHr1s-il.6 bsls dour; 1s.,5s ha wteot.
sHiPkxS1s-63 II u. 81 81, bI wheat.
, 1860-09-08

AoaA4 1t5,aa3 lFc49
The city OF Providence has increased from
4l,5l3 10 49.914, being s.4o1 in ten years.
, 1860-09-08

X LIN DRIED CORN NEAL
IA fAr1sA AlA -sDo Nil afiAla III AAzsssk >saA
seAes ~ fss sA1e -
1D1oKD NNRXDITH CO.
@AN8 H. " Ao1A& WAeAAk
, 1860-09-08

Compared with 1883, the receipts this year,
show IN increase Of 5855 ,678 bushels Of grain,
and 48, $50 1858 feet OF lumber.-0s,ofgo 1imts.
CouxraY Prices IN M1cn1aAx.-The following
are the prices paid for Wheat along the line Of
tho Mich. Central Raiload, Sept. 5th:
, 1860-09-08

E&1-FC{8 Il. HOFR.n1-T.F,
Us1su u the Grant DuchY Of sA1e-we,ma the Duehea
Of brunswick Saxeuotta and the city of Frank
f1Tt and by speeiAt srveal at2tea authorized
for former citt1er* Of AUS rRIA. BADER. BFARIA,
HANOVER. hE>slA, NASSAU, PRUSSIA. .sAxUNY.
, 1860-09-08

@Sss& &1S9F@s4*s*aRps o.
Tr Sa Gaaelle, Illinois. k1lool.h ops Prh.ts State
MfouE. Mary St-Wxrs. Fure.t GU MnLt& mery bar
VS. fl.r.oR ; sehoonsts II Alusey, Ellhmond, Tor.
ft$1 0hde1t
pows-rrops Fae1se. Rocket MlAsouH, u Ste~ass,
III, Uilon. nm
, 1860-09-08

1ss9. 1850.
CGuoifses whenta. cwta- cw1t.
Cotton from TIE unted Etates. 3lalhss
Cotton tECn Brazil. -..............., e73<6 14476
Cotton from Ekypt.................. lS@R7 43-17x
Cotton from 1ftaa EAst 1nd.As..... alt4s ST. 7Df
Cotton iton Other countries. x3Ea8 e4.pte
Total cH4.. 4......................t+3@,18 93ss,105
Statement showing the quan ity OF wheat in.
ported l1.o Great Britain, and the countries
whence. from January TO June 30, in 1850 and
1860. Teepectlyesy:
, 1860-09-08

BUFFALO, Sept. s.-Anived. brig Wm. Tre*t, Balm
Eh;c .xe .elIs Sacramento. anotst 40 lta K.r. do
Prep: Glooe fssst ee Fountain CITY te, co: Nepuns
Moran, do.
Chteasos B4itlc, Baker, do.
, 1860-09-08

TEE NotTR GrA1--Ne erettly .nforred that III.
steamer tas has haue1 OF the lake
route for the p1esett Ut fe and from whas We Gu learn
It il not probable Ste Will aElo resu1e H-Dstrplt Til
hune-
~ The bark 11linols. Telvtn, from Port Huron, Julr
TA Qosbee July 9Th, aud uaaI A1k. eth, arrirel
Boston last Saturday.
q ihc sc1oontr Niagara clea.ed from Uvtrroo Aug.
1stt. (QF Montreal and Ct yeland. -@S
, 1860-09-08

CONNIE ERCIAL.
THc1spAy EvfxKa. Sep.
The following are the receipts and shipments