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COAL AND WOOD.
HAVING contract for the entire yield Of the
IL SLAU6HTER COAL MINE0,
am prepared 20 to furnish this superior .coal TO
customers In any part Of the city, II abort notice
Also, supply Of the best Lawrence Coal.
WOOD FOR SALE.
100 Cords best quality Of Hickory Wood.
100 q seasoned Oak
Orders for Isnss Pests, and dimension Oak Lum-
Der generally, Allied with dispat0h.
Few New York and Boston Railroad Tickets for
% y II reduced prices.
once on 64cond-3t., between Main 4 johnson.
Orders With the money accompanying them,
left with h. Warnock ct the Stable corner Of Main
and 10th streets, win be promptly attended TO.
jsnl6dtf
4 NEW Novel, BY A. s. Kos, chow Could he
IA Help itYs this day received ut
OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 CO.'S
CIrY BOOK 6foRH,
fshl7 81 MAin-st.
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AsolRneesg sale.
E>Ok the purpose OF closing up the trust reposed
L in me by an assignment made by Browns 4
Lowe, Oct. l, 1857, ! will offer Ut public sale on
Saturday, the 3lst day Of March, A. d. 1860, 81 .
o'clock m, for cash, the following property, To-
wit: The Lumber on the yard Of Browns Lowe,
corner Of 9th and Morgan streets, in the city Of
keokuk, one buggy, one harness, one lumber Office
and furniture, one City Bond OF $500; also, lots
and o, block leo, In the CITY Of Ksoksk; also, the
saw mill At Montrose, lately owned and built by
the said Browns Lowe, AMI all the appurtsnances,
with the iea,e Of ground upon which the sams ID
situated; also, one house In Montrose. SIS
The personal property will be sold at the oioc of
Browns Lowe, corner Of 5th and Morgan streets,
and the other property ut the court house. in the
city OF keokuk, Lee county and State OF Iowa.
j. M. BILLINGS.
Assignee OF Browns Lowe.
Feb. ~, ls60-dtd
1.-THE mill above referred to is first class nav
mill. built 1t an expense Of $23 ODO and ID caps
Bile Of cutting ~, 900 feet Of lumber In Ill hour
anu also ~ ,Uvv lsto same time. IL mas TVS
mulay saws, circular betting saw, and lsth SAVE
II is 10 feet long by 10 feet In width and il ar-
ranged to saw timber 40 feet in length 1t ID sit
uated at MontEose IL miles above keokuk, and 4
the most favorable pointfor the purchase Of Ion
from ST. Louis to the pineries, and has an excel
emit haTbor for logs.
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!. . a y n m q u = z .
FOOT OF SOUTH wATRa-sT.,

Chlcaeos HIM cts.
T lNLY 30 FEET FROM TIE CENTRAL
- DEPOT Of Bariington, Qaincy, HarnIhal and
81. Jo, IlliroisCentral, Laisyetta and IndisBapo-
hs Michigan Central, Cairo and ct. Louis, cincsn-
natf Railroads.
This House 10 now under the management Of
4. WINNIE, we'll known ~ former proprietor OF the
Nell House, Columbus and Whine House, Cincsn-
nati Ohio, and will be sustained In ell respects ~
nrst class house at the low VI one dollar and
Afty cents per day.
Baggage taken to and from the Depot free Of
Charge. IT, b6'oe-dtf1
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SIS ERIFF,S SALE.

sIATE OF IOWA. &C
LEE CouxrY,
| (Y virtue OF Special Execution to me directed
- issued BY the Clerk of the District Court o,
said county, upon Judgment obtained in sale
Court, in favor OF Leander Ilarbine and sgains,
Isaac VanAusdall, which judgment has been solo
ana assigned toJohn A. Graham, have levied upon
and will sell TO the highest bidder at the door Of tho
Clerks office of the District Court of Lee Countv
Iowa, at keokuk in said county, on the LIST da,
OF March, A. ID. 1860, between the hours OF min,
o'clock .. m. and four O'Clock p. m. of said day
the following property, to-wit The NV quarte
section two III, township 65, range west; also
the s-w. quarter section IS, township b6, range
also, east half n-e quarter section l, township 65
range 81 and also, east half quarter section 81
township 66, range 6-all in Lee county, Iowa
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of oour
TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
keoknk, Jan. 30, 1860.
Ii. M. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.,
All BY j. b. KNfgur Deputy
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PRICE OF COAL REDuCED-

PRICE 0E COAL REDUCED.
An now selling that superior coal from he
= New York and Pennington Bank,
- IA cents Per buAh., delivered.
oT IA = ~ Lcvee.
NO LOADS DRLIvERED UNDER 2x nrsHrrG
AT THE ABOVE RATES.
Terms cash On delivery. Once on Levee; near Main
1anl odI Il. r. PLATT
-01r Irnrs Aboard the Whaao 1A1D.
k,M6kACINH cruises n the Pacific, Atlantic. n
- dian and Antarctic Oceans, in the years 10Sk
e0, ~, ~ and -, az ~. .: Whitsar. For sAls
~ OGDEN, BR0ENELL : 90.
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DR. y. @. AVER e CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
All our remedies are for sale by
BARTLETT, KAYE = Co., Keokuk.
J. Ill. REED 4 CO., Chicago.
BARNARD 4 Co., ST. Louis.
SURE, ECK6IEIN + Co., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States.
myl6dAuIy
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
STATE OF IowA,l SIS.

- II. ~ Cav NV - IS.
x virtue Of special Execution 10 me directed
II Issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of
said County, In favor OF John l.. Carson and against
!ooos Bnshy, executor of b. Rush Little, deceased
anu Anna Al. Little, 1 have levied upon, and viii
sell to the highest bidder at the door Of the Clerk
ofhce OF the District Court of Lee County Iowa, al
heokuk In said county, ON the Gath day Of Fehru
airy, A. ID. 1860, between the hours of 3 o'clock
m and o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
property, to.wit: Lot No, ten l10) In Block on,
haadred and ninety-six uo6), in the city of Kec
kuk Lee county, Iowa. Taken, levied upon ans
to be sold by ordero Court to satisfy said writ
execution.
kookuk, January ~, 1860.
FL. M. GRIFFITH, Sheriff of Lee Co.
Jan75iIm By J. b. KsieHr, Deputy.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

g 4 DUKE manufactures ali kinds OF Boots
NJ and Shase, md keeps Oh hand the bsst select
sdstoek OF Eastern work In The city, and
SELLS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE.
Persons desiring bargains In shoes viii snd ID 10
thear sdvsataee 70 60 70 Duke and see his goods,
~ isast. before Purchasing elsewhere.
No. 80 MAIN-ST.
Repairing done in the best style and at reduced
prices. lanlSdi
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u Az h BERNARD beg
IN TO- inform Planters,
Nurserymen and Dealers
In Trees, that they have
still on hand, to offer for
spring planting, . large
stock OF the following ma
med articles, OF superior
0ualitv:
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. LIVERY STABLE! ~

On Eirss.st.. bet. Main 4 JoAnsen.
II 0RSES, BUGG IRIS and CARRIAGES on the
II bsst class always ready for hire.
Aorsss boarded BY the day week, IT prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommodated
de6Ied V.yANnHsDAL
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p I K E'S p e A K |!

A MARCUS, on S0CCnd.StrCel.
"A Is the only place that you can get good Gair
twist Rifles, and Colts Revolvers at SIS = piece.
mch3Od1y *s
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nhy MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY
- involving the principles Of Reading ana
Speaking, snd designed for the development 4,
both body and mind, In accordance with the ma.
ture and destiny Of man, By Prof. Bronson, A. M
Nd. For sale by :
NJ. w. WESTcoTT,
DecIed ~ Main-st.
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Delinquent Lisl of Lots

NOTICE IL hereby given to the owners at the
lots described In the foregoing list situated in the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and state Of Iowa
srt ~ csss-s interested, .aa-.. sp.e..; "a a.,
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council OF the City of Kookuk, Is dcsignated n
. .n above list, for laying plank sidewalks in
iron, OF SAID lots, and unless payment be made
OF 4he tax 70 levied, ana also al costs IN
or before the 9th day Of March, 4. b. 1860, the
said lots or 10 much thereof as shall be
to discharge tax and costs, viii hs sola ~ ~
day aforesaid, At the Mayors Once IN said city
between the hours Of nine o'clock A. m. ana ave
o'clock p. m. q. q. STEVENS. -S
Collector Of the City Of Keokak.
Feb. Ill I860-dtd
~sem0trs 81 n Ob,t Houdtn-
A AMBASSADOR, Author and ConjuroY. writtap
a by himself, edited BY Shelton MACK rsie, lust
received and for sale by
OGDEN, BRowNELL / Co..
nosOd 81 Main-st.
C0pal Varmish.
s hbLs. superior quality, for sale very low By
A.J.WlLKINS0N,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
assi'-a % kAiR street.
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100 G77a1A
A LARGE LOT JUST RECEavED by
n OGDEN, BROWNELL i CO.,
jan2l 81 Main street.
TLARkE'S REPOkT'S-7th vol. lust received
~ OGDEN, BRoWNELL CO.,
jan2l No. 50 Main-st.
ulLLIARD ON ToRTs for sale by
Ii jln2i odDLN, BR0WNELL 4 co.
pANa N0TEs-New style, just received at
- OGDEN, BRoWNELL CO.'S
Jan2ld No. 81 Main-st.
M u - q a l. o . X !.
y1 Gray's ANATOMY,
Daltcn's Physiology,
Neill Smiths Conpend,
Gardeners Chemistry,
Ludiow's Manual,
Woods Practice,
Gross surgery,
Dunglisons Dictionary,
Tanners Clinical Medicine,
j Gst rooSTySd fur sale ss
OGDEN BROWNELL h CO.'S
Jsnal-d 81 Main-st.
Hsynrd TayIorss New " orks.
4 HOME AND ABROAD, A Sketch Book Of
"A Life, Scenery and Men, by Bayard Taylor.
Also, Travels in Greece and Russia with an Ex-
cursion TO Crete, by Bayard Taylor; with Steel
Plates Delphi and the Church Of St. Basil, Mos
COW More vigorous and graphic than either Of its
predecessors. For sale at
OGDEN, BRowNELL co.'s
So. Assag CiTy Book SToRs,
kovaad fa 81 Main-st.
A L-o. Banks Of New York, Adam Bode, Love me
"A Htile lsvs me long, Life Of Hum boidt, ldyls
of tho king, Vidocq, Miss Slimmen's Window,
Gold Foil, fur saie at
al OGDEN, BRoWNELL 4 CO.'S
a I'D CIrY Book SroRE,
deel5d s4f8A No. b Msin-st.
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New Goods for the Ladies.

0V6 2oOO01 1O0 I00 1G00100s
M IS1 a. KING returns many thanks - N
1vl to the Ladies for their past patronage, W
and hopes e. receive oontinaAnos of the
Same. She has returned with . large steck At
French Millinery Goods. Fail and Winter Bon
nets o3 the latest styles, Blond Lace, 6ns French
kmbroidsEy, selected with tAsts; LAcs Vails, Md
Gloves, 0auntlstts, Silk and Woolen Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, French Corsstts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, select1d with tAste, 10.
Ladies are invited to call. Store south side Of
MAin-st., between "a and Sd.
6ebtI7-d
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KEOkUK FEMALE sEMINA ny.
VsHE third term Of this Institation win CON-
mence on Monday, Jan. Beth, In tie basement
Of the Chatham Square Church, corner Of 7ta and
Morgan St. Those rooms have been found dry and
cool and easy Of access.
The Teachers secured 10 instruct In their diler.
emit depaftmentsof study, ere the following:
Rev. G. a. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mrs. 6.F WILLIAMS;
Mrs. +. IL. CRAVEN;
s.ss. =. CO. 4 s "a
MI @ 9. lSBELLs teacher Of Vocal Mnsic.
Prospectus Of ths Tnstitution has been publian,o
and can Be obtained spplication to che
Principal. WIN. THOMPSON, Presidsnt.
ii. EfkoH0, Secretary. 1---'-
Jan. IS. S6O-d
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KeOkuk Nursery.

100 0nn APPLE TREES FOR SALE, AS
lOOsOOU low NJ can be bought at any good
nursery in the West Varieties to suit the elm a.
and soil, Dwarf Pear and Peach Trees, Ornamsn-
tsl Trees and shrubsi Houghton's seeding Goose
gerry plants, and Grape roots. limo Tor trans.
planting, from September TO June.
Orders may be left 1t No. Estes House, Main
street, Ksokuk. WN. BARNES.
Sept O-dkw
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Mrs, ". TALON -
u ESPECTFuLLY solieits the attention Of the
IN Lsdiss 70 her NEW STOCK al
Fall and Winter Goods.
Th4 latest stylss and fashions and various quail
tiles, 70 Hait I'll tastess have bean sslsotsd.
Ladiss' Kid and Cashmere GAuntlets, Kid
Gloves, all colofsi
Embroidsries, Mourning Collars and Sets;
Corsets and Skirt Supporters;
Ladies' Super-Merino Finish Vests;
CLOAK6 AND SHAWLSJ
Bonness. RibAoMs,
FRENCH AMERICAN HLoNKkS, FEATHERS
HOOP sKlRfs, sxPHYR 0PnRA hoods,
And every thing usually oomprised In this depart
ment win be found in her store, 1t Wholesale md
retail. NO. "a MAIN-6T.
Sept. 10, SOD
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nFFERS A FULL STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDT-
" CINKS, PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS te-, 70 the trade, and ut rstail, II very
low prices for Cash.
july 4, s60-d
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h ChrOmate P0tash.
m LBS, for Dyers use, for sale BY
Avn s@8Es A. WflkiNhOE.
Sign Of the Golden Ragle and Mostar,
deci5u % Main street.
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Lamp Black
IN BBL6. In ID. papers, for sale by Il
=" A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden EAgle and Mortar
dscb s.t* o6 Main-st-
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~ LONDON PORTER,
and ALS0Pp'S PALE ALE,
by the Dbl. or dsx., for sale by
dec13dAw w. III. AUSTIN co.
EALT.--New York fine, in bbls., q. A. in SKIS
~ for sale by w. ii. AUSTIN d co.
deoI3d
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GCSTAyUs A. RATZ,
Dim ArGrr ~, isoo.
AGrD ~ VARS.


SIX personal friends Of the deceased dictated pail
bears The band and fortytwo members OF the Second
Company Seventh regiment, 70 which the deceased be.
lorgcd, followed the body 10 the grave Deputstons
aso prescott from the Masonic society and Liquor
DEALERS Assoc alton Of both Of which bod the dcoeaacd
active and respected member Twenty -four car
risgss provided 70 convey the relatives and friends
Of the deceased 70 Greenwood Cemetery whore the body
Was deposited In the family vault
FuSyRar os fpvkRp GARpSya.--rbe funeral Of Edward
Gardner, only Of VIM c. Gardiner, Esq., who was
drowned on the l2th inst, whc bathing In the rrf WI
take place day, at half rast three o'clock p NJ FROM
No 81 stuyvesan street Mr. Gardiner had jusi return
cd from Gcnesco this STATE where he had been attending
school for the last year Learning that his mother and
sister stopping for few weeks st the Highlands
be left the city 10 meet she For the last ne had
been enjoying the society Of his friends and the
ing the 18th several of his oompanious proposed 70
take bath In the snrf lie n good swimmer, and
had ronc out with ~ his frcude youar man about
his own age much frtber thar ths Of the party
when hs orrg fIend called 10 him not to towards
him. he vas lost Mr. CardnCr's attention douh,
called n hs friend who struggling towards the
beach and The under carried him beyond the
hcp o. those who thus compelled bic sal
cud.
TINS Row Bon NoYses FRos Borrow 10 NEw YaaE.--
AZ before announced ,ir a. v Martin. one % the ccl.
trsted scpiles in Boston lr that city On Thursday a.
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ternoon the Oh ins'- in small wherry weighing only
ninety pounds bound TO New York. Mr. Martin intending
To his little craft the entire distance which is not
much short of four hundred miles. His hret stopping
pace vae 10 Phi mouth bay where he arrived at twelve
n IN Thursday, and passed the remainder OF the night
rand bar in the harbor. The next morning again
My sse to keep lis course BY the no Of The breakers
9ths The shore On Friday At midnight, he arrived ~
Esstism, in Barnstsble county, Mass and the next
Cape tod He VIII probably arrive at this port by the
way ~ Long Island Sound, Thursday Friday OF THIS
week His outfit of but change OF linen and
two nder shirts, shawl aud India rubber overcoa'
HIS aptical implements coast chart, pocket com
Fass and watch His stores starting were six quarts
Of bt.res and eight apples He carries NO water, ihe
juice At the berries being a substitute.
4 WORD TO TEE STREET SPsIYEIERs.-The peripa.etic
street sprpklers who take the range Of Broadway daily
with their hogsheads Of water seems succeed in seep
ing down the DUST, but at the time create guam
ty of Thin filth and mud very unpleasant for tender little
feet enclosed in delicate wsiery slippers correspond
eDtsuggests remedy for this condition OF things He
proposes that the end OF every block two space Of
say from twelve feet wide be let unsprnked,
that people particularly ladies' may be enabled 70 cross
the streets without getting their shoes and stockings
soiled with mud.
CnowDER CIuB-Last evening, about nine O'Clock, q
party of individuals passed office series Of three
consecutive omn:buses, each drawn by horses a,d
driven by one Abundant notice given OF their
approach by the most unesrthly noises ma 10 with fish
horns kettles &c, besides sundry spasmodc attempts
with the natural, or rather the unnatural, voice We
afterwards learned that this was no less institution
than the Niagara Chowder Club !" forty of which
had been TO j. Nesbts, at Sheepshead Bay and "had
nice time In spite of the rain" 1t is gratifying to
think that the elements did Interfere with tme"
and that large quantity Of fresh did not
materially weaken the chowder
TIE EVENING STAR CLUB Of this city, numbering forty
five members, passed the HERALD office Monday after
noon their first annual chowdsr excursion They pre-
scented good appearance and gave the HERALD three
hearty cheers and "tiger."
FouSD DRowSED.-The body Of an unknown man,
about IS years OF age found drowned at the foot of
Robinson street yesterday Deceased five feet nine
inches high, had sandy hair, whiskcrs, and was
dressed in white shirt and blue pantaoons. Coroner
Schirmer held an inquest upon the body An inquest
also held At pier Is North river upon the body Of
Thomas Fox native of Ireland aged 60 years. who
found drowned. Deceased was poor peanut vender,
and well known 10 storekeepers in the lower part Of
the city. Verdict Accidental drowning"
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SANDY HOOK. Aug IA. sunsct-one ship IN h- ofng
sight Wind KNE, fresh; vesshsr cloudy.
misce llaneous.
The steamship South savannah detained
by the yesterday and WIN leave this al
O'Clock.
snrr suvyn STAR, Wade o, san Francisco from Baltimore
heavy weather ca Cape Horn sprung
mainmast.
Sur yAcor BELL hence Francisco IN Ia, q os s. Ion
y ,s,sse sSsnsao sss ied = n.u car
fen from the mizen rigging overheard and was lost
anir HrposrsS, San Frsndsco from Bston Cape
Horn 70 days with srnr westerly gales shipped heavy
carried away taking the fore topgsllsntmss With
the forward house headrsis and ost number q ais She
the Fqua the Pacific In lon ia and thence por
had w ht battling winds-
zcrp previously reported ashore Portland win
prove total lose also her cargo porron Of sails
and rrsur has been saved The valued Al so 900
Montreal account hhds nolAss~s on New YORK &C.
couu-the former ccnsxned 70 Miller for Rcfrath Co of
nonresl ard the lauer % Levitt Gene Insured :, The
Ocean dice, Portland 500 Commercial New york. $500
sun, sitoc sspre, Providence $500 Equitable Bo~on
Esas y sns r as ca Sdsy nsRi las, sso osiocs
denee fog.
Sens Arco1a-sesuship Noun, Vernon, 1ayneh hence a,
nalmcrr rercrson Sunday On the snspuxent 70 miles
possible and requested 70 send boat 20
take "a captains wife and son, which done aud hey
s pr @ Staten suo Fe. from Norfolk o = N .~e
York with csreoo gnin hnoi ashore on sunday about
5be nsc gone ,s a rSs s 40 s1Eed
when the steamer passed.
scun Prrs from Rappabaunock for New Bedford rui
Into Norfolk Ian inst leaky. (By tel
scpR TuowAs from Wilmington NC for Philadelphia Put
ciepaly ked al the wheel during s1ua on The previous
day lty tell
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lRoyIsioAs.-fork-Ihe market was quiet and sales
were limited TO some 200 800 bbs, including ne mess
at SO rs and prime at $14 Beef steady with sales
reported Of about $50 bbs at - rs for country mess
and IS $40 so tor repacked do and Sill $12 SO for
extra Beef hams and prime mess were quiet and nom
some Io5 bbs reported in l3c 1896. Batter
and cheese continued to rule steady with fair sales.
RICE was unchanged, with limited transactions
SUGARS steady, but the ncemency OF the weather
tended 10 check operations. The sales embraced about
500 bids Cuba muscovado part within the range of en-
71sc. for both refining and grocery goods.
1ALIow.-Msss knight and Sons remark "a follows
in their circular Of During the beginning OF the
psst week there moderate business done al l0sc
~ of procuring freight exporters less DESTROYS Of
buying The home demand continues light, owing 70 the
limited sae Of candles To day the market quiet at
1oc lot Of Western talow brought l0c. for good to
CSC. for inferior.
TOBACCO continues with demand. The sales embraced
so bales Yaa old crop, at 81 "a seedleaf at &C.
Is, and do Florida at 13c.
a21kc
BARLEY CROP 1860.
The circular Of Mr. samuel r. Ford gives estimate Of
the barley of this In this State he thinks the
spring sown barley will not yield half crop
with that of last year. while tho winter barley be
thinks, will equal that Of last year. He says
that the ground sown In barley one
fourth lees then last year. He states that the crop in the
Northwestern States will be average In Upper Canada
prove average. The crop California good. Illinois
and Wisconsin last 500 600 bushels Last year
Canada exported 700 900 bushels Barley promises 10 be
cheap and Of good quality this should be inducemen
10 brewers to give good sweet beer free from adultera
tion, and at cheap prices
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, August l4-6 P. N.

TUESDAY, August l4-6 P. N.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
1888 1859 1850.
For the week. 1868 ,1l6 1574,40S .05S
Previously reported 3s 292 3ss62s 7o 52sa2 s57
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The agreement under which the five trunk lines
viii work, after October 8, is substantially as fol-
lows
No party employ runners or agents, TO solicit pas.
sergers and no through tickets to be soli over lines
p!oy Ing such agents.
route busress being left to take ts natural and conve
riert channel
lake and river ports and At Boston, New York. Phadel
Ihia snd Bstimore and contracts made except from
day to day, at the current rates for the time being
All freight TO be carried by weight and live stock TO
be weighed at the western termini Of each road.
Freignis to be uniform between competing points,
without abatement in any form, and 70 be strictly main
tanned.
10 Classification Of freight to be uniform, and
sion through the agency OF express companies. All ex
press contracts 20 be terminated January !, 1861, ~
e and ali agents to be paid by salary and not By COM
ing free tickets, or drawbacks in any shape DO dis
charged not to be employed again.
IT, Passenger fares and extra baggage rates to
points, to be uniform with no abatement to connect
ing lines.
10 No free passes employees Of other roads, unless
per sopay requested by the President Superintendent
No season family passes under any circumstances.
Dovers in charge Of stock eastward to be passed nee
be established IN all the large Cities ut the joint expense
Of the lines using such union Offices.
The agreement to be terminated on fifteen days
notice in writing, but no party can withdraw from
one or more sections of the agreement without
abrogating the whole agreement
The New Orleans Delta Of August says
The movement In financial circles day has disclosed
change Of any kind in our last report that calls for
special notice. Capital still increases both in and out Of
bank and the demand for accommodation shows steady
abatement the part of all classes Of browers Stocks
and bonds neglected throughout, and not sale
kanepired for the day In this description Of securities
Exchange further depressed and In exceptional cses
lower figures were accepted especially for domestic sight
checks