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, 1860-02-04

Mis- lso:7wlck's Se1nEE on MoNpAy Ev,S1Sc.
Mrs. l,os'wick's fourth of her series Of parlor
Concerts ut the briggs House takes place On
M"n.1aJ evening, when most charming and
attractive programme will he given, embracing
the principal soIos and chornses m tho opera Of
u Ireratort, reproducing and repeating the
c4ccl!cn: effect Of the soircc ut Metropolitan
llnl1 earfv il the spason.
, 1860-02-04

TUE NEW M..nnALrr.--The probability is
there vii be several cln}idates for this coveted
oilice. Nc Suggest is tie means to good race
therefor, that all these aud their friends 70 to
III; Randolph. street. and ae well >lso1 from his
great stock uf boots and Shoes, now going oil
speed.
, 1860-02-04

WANTED-1n q good locality a
Horss lad Let worth from & eo3 e $500 Or L1t. .s
aanee II we'll loeae1 outs11s 7Ep-Ey: A2phsaa.s 10
a:aie eituatton and yalue through Post 06ct BOX ae3
tI1ly:H
, 1860-02-04

sutet 373I7et:
1T Superior second hand and ncw furniture
and Household goods at auction this morning
at .. o'clock bY Gilbert j. Sampson, at their
salesroon,, No. 81 Luke street.
, 1860-02-04

~ Go to John Jones, 11o Dearborn street
ana get your clothes ccuaed aud repaired.
Thcy will be well done and ut prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-02-04

RrxAwAr ON DEANuenS SrEErr.-A horse
attached TO buggy ran away on Dearborn
street last cvcnin., aud near the corner Of Ran
t1olpl,, overturned end smashed up the vehicle.
Two men who were ridin: in the buggy we're
thrown out, aud severely bit not dangerously in-
jurcd. One of them was livery stable man
named Tiffany, Tire G!hcr 4 stranger from Mil
wankce, guest at the Matteson House.
, 1860-02-04

ss0LD FOLKS NlUSIU."
~ CONTiSESTAL HARMONY.
4 collection Of Anc'cIt Music SuItsbI1 for "Od Fo:ks
Co.ce,t+ and Social reles Including manT pieces II!
anr other work. with append cna121inE several PAT
ANCIENT HARMONY REVIVED. 4 se:ectioa Of
mu~i: as originally written BY tl:rk* ,sicheI Eason,
swap. Wood W. t. and Others: aud frou seseI Europe
an Authors p1cuss.y fom r. Tanaurs original works,
Price "a cents: aS per doxtn. Published By
,l4b5s5-1t ULiEER D4TsUS i CO., Boston.
ANOTHER NEW STORY
, 1860-02-04

~ Gas Fixtures French, Eag1ish aud
American. New stock for sale. cheaper than
aver, at No. Is Clark st. b. n. NlLuAarr.
ia2S-.w-wcd&sa Successor to J. II. Gcluuil.
, 1860-02-04

"C.:y Ho.r1."-1ye L4re ceJuse1 our rs!es
10. d.y board 70 $3.50 per week, from date.
r. SoxEas !: Co.
Chicago, Jan. II, 1870. jsl7-1m
, 1860-02-04

l
A Lose yAcAr,ox osrn--Yesterday morn
Ing Deputy Warden James Consdon Of the
Jo|ic, Ienitentiary took down from this city enc
Richard Weldon IN escaped couvict from the
S,a,e penitentiarv, who has been at large since
yoy, 10th. 1s51. lie Was sent from this city
! for three years in 1855 for burglary committed
here. anil cscaped as above. l!e WAS recognized
| hy our officers Ecre, whose attention was called
IN him by his share in y disturbance At low
den Of infamy.
, -:T- The Young Mems Congress will meet
$ this evening, as usual, corner Washington and
. South CLARK streets. There will be discussion
!. of the character OF Col. Aaron Burr. The pub.
e lie are invited. Y. " FRzxca, Clerk.
HEy. Mr. Dlsuor or ST. JoaSs.-Res. Il. y
. Bishop. Rector Of st. Johns Church in this city
: delivered lecture on "Moral Power" in Peo
!" ria on Monday evening last. The Democratic
81 uuion, contains the following notice ofthe Lee
:, ture:
TWAS long, but IFS sterling yaEuc redeeme,
h. it. Tue subject Was Moral Power H5
" most beautiful and conclusive traia Of i1lustra
y | zion aud argument, it was shown that eset
as man has moral power, and that it must be use
II. | for GOOD or evil. Every human being photo
IT, graphs his moral image On his fellows.
~ liza truc dignity and value in every sphere
by human action we're also forcibly illustrated.
L. acts for eternity. AL yield homage to th
m mower when used Alright. We turn from IN
w. w. loyal pageant 10 gaze with admiration OF. II
ny spectacle cf generous sc!f.sacrihee for another
OF good.
as Numerous examples we're ao.ncea 10 1np1e
- these facts. Moses, Job and Paul on The o1
r. hand, as contrasted with Hume and yoltaire
the other, In descauting on these, the SPEAK
n1se ms sayaga S mnl al al, mus, have s he
80 blessed Il is to tnrn others from sin, but l,e
, AZ dreadful cuti wicked 4 thing to tempt them
by | evil.
for The application, too: was practical end c1o
~. and ret Just ard most salutary. Every M
20 in his measure. is Z Noses or Hume, p
ant or voitair=. It Was proved nad it must Ea
been felt.
, 1860-02-04

TVANTED-Priy:tte French Les
~ s,x-Those des.rons to acquire thorough know
s4<t Of the French Language. y III The putr pronu1s,s.
- d'4.ns G. F. Press a7t Tribune utace, or eo. ss
0dirt ta31.1WE
, 1860-07-18

Consul Of the Grand Ducy OF Save-T the DuehIea
& Ban:vlck aad S.1eotha and the sly Of faak,
for former citizens Of AUSTRIA. KAnER- BAVARIA.
HANOVER, Il E$StA. NASSAU. PRUSSIA. SAA0NY.
WIRTEMnERH, OLpENRERfa, &c. iae7dAwfY
, 1860-07-18
Weekly HesieW Of Chicago Market.

tcnc4y Evxxuo. July II. 1aeo
FREIEuTs-Thec Et'nued ne4s5 supply oi e''n' Da
shs oroepeet Of heavy rec*ipts Of NV q" aoa
sths, z,au IL few eks has cauaea an ae"e oeiAua
for skht room ant -dsanee In Tat:s Of 1e PER ooaae1
hs subte Of f1e xhts d.,ins tha ensuing thres Or fe
on,b. anti ID more TITO the cafcu tlora 1t steuA
tors md shippers than formerly and al xst prty we
f,r s Whether there are enough ves
et now % the iake. car5 od surplus produce ss
f.ub = matter II uu-h coubt; but n Ill eTensa 1he
look sad to long expected harvest Of
tenunsaaive t1sh.s. Turing the past week INT azFa
f vessel, hays teen moeesae, and nearly al were ene
xaksd before th.ir uearko.s we1e unoAded 1hefe ha
ssa a,p.ca,tf,x s1y 10 eh a.e7 vessels for the rrman
de4 the re he4F Of no engagements except
vese which enS1se3 for the next hren ups atsc
for eotu to Buffalo. Tt& e1gaEemeab oaf"s
ths week Wet ~ follows: On the uth ink1:-
Prop fie osts to BuHo u II; sehs. Storm spls1 corn
- Buda3o at s bark lnaov and sehr AtbenAu eosn TO
B8!oa GKe. chr L. B. Shep..d ZANE cargo II nj sxc
ncara T. J. Ro ley snd fesa. To oawexo II Sc. On
the 13h init: Fso7. CuyahaeA Lew wheat to Buffalo
It &c; f5pp- Pasnnat- en.a to DudAlo 1t &c; schr.
AidehA[An co<n t, Bu6Aio u &e schr Rocket, satne
e3sEu. 1t 6Xe: seatr. Lsnsnx and Au,oc4at same
s4zso Il 6<e; tehr. Perry Hannah aane caro- 1t &C.
On the 1tta lnss. tthr AkeEtne to olveko 1t ek
.ea,s Imperial an sunsase e,Fn - Buffalo sHe sehs
ezuae er3. as+xe- On TIA 18th, prop Frse 8taA
s.h,, f,s,eh By tnty Qpp.e,t N. counEvood. bark
D.nube nod t 4 Emp STATE With eosn to Buffalo, at
Fe: ,car ca,4Aaetnka fasE to osweko aoe Or to nav
1osk 1t 1se; sca: ta.ne pris-is; con to osxekv
TopAr, bsss E. v. csofa aad Vim. T1ea.. sehrs Ne.
tsopo.h Nazshneid Jup tar Nantoello A1d Revee and
prop F4ns5urx. u! With to Buffalo n &c; telr L.
II. II o. eesr Po1 Co brnt NJ e prop Fl, mouth
Aats 10 Buf.lo II ~, AID e:1u at5Hc.
FLOUR - keex:p.a As. week, 3133 hbi; ghlpbsd.
sshss. This stock cf -Four turing the ws.k has BEEN
eoe a 70 affz q any h piping demand AID ths oatka
~ osea Unusually quit. .iue IA 4 falr Ioal demand
heaeFtt' prees t.vt ruled eaLe hxtsr-Sp,ink extraa
astlax Il s4.aoos7s: w.u,sr e1t5.. IT a,Hatso .nd
sapsftns tasnaa n sss,ztm. GereL oosasnrasu,a Of
&sF Illinois Villa Rtass What Flour hs4s bssa -
, 1860-07-18

NEW Yoak. July 17.-John Morrisey pub
fishes challenge 10 Heenan, offering to fight
him in four months for from 80 to $4,000
aide.
yesterday. Tne Chicago Zouaves visit her
Wednesday by invitation, and will perform drill
movements On her deck.
Postmas' er General Holt gave notice yester.
day that all avenues, streets, lanes, 6c., in New
York are post-roads. All private letter carriers
are ordered to be suppressed utter the first Of
August,
The meeting last evening in Union Square Of
Fillmore and conservative men who are in fa-
vor of Lincoln and Hamlin, was very large and
enthusiastic. Judge VIM. Mitchell presided =
Speeches were made by Horace Greely, Rufus
Andrews and Daniel Williams, and letters were
read from Roger $. Baldwin Of Connecticut.
Jas. o. Putnam Of Chautauqua county, Truman
Smith and others. Resolutions endorsing Lin
coin and Hamlin, we're passed unanimously.
, 1860-07-18

1T Tu1oRAra.l SEw YoEx, JuIr II.
FI1un- Market without zt'ttiu& change At,he opening
s1fes elo.ta quiet so!dss. Or I'd ant sad
es; 1s. s:s : :::ss
pns bind. extra round hoop Uhfo Cana.ian in 1sther
sas. Srs g. .
10 for common 10 choice extra Rye dous steady at ssu
@Wnixr-sa,es Of 50 bbs stsle.
0a41s -wh.at ma ke h"tte1 70! epr!ne. With limited
.pnz b. H.
80. bu vale Canadian Ut elt:; o9 b. vi + xes.e1n
ias:i r.; ess.s :so b at.i':r S::ss':a sioP :
GO II nv .sa % u u % sn :. Tts IL
asa*o euh new .mhes e. ;. 1,ey a. q kss .ses @
snS s t
moderate ea:'s and ysy lln:ted export d. nano ales
eosSa ~
equet sssse for xeattn and c.naatan, aud 4c@
H1oas ~aEket dul and hsavy. Small saes at etz for
naen1s T5Srspo,r ,,ket b.,vv and lover s.e, til
b,ls Il tts S@s5o ;or new nj. sisSo iof Old ne:s.
si5s tt :Tsen rrue .ness . r. th!n mes ssS 70;
sss1y Ss5 GS; Ss 10 ;s! "a; ,s r. ,S
Ss sis !: xsx ssss .sss
Or. aad lox 70. ham. Aa,d mssket h.nes wi'h f.lr
| 1t 7Gai0H.
Gaoca 1Ea.-Ccnee inn. Sales l,loo bags BIO u AZ
lax; SUI n1ts Java at l5x@l6; l0J It. Dnmfr At
H. and 500 Cape q 1s4 Sugar n aet ve quest Ut fr
Jces n far fI 1ednery and N fns f.r grocery The
fales day amount to 00J hd+ at 6xGH tor &ua. ard
.1K for ioro lsco. .ap huxes av n.. part o. II u
bv auction, l6s hhdt 4 0. ut 6k3sA oas-Lnseed dul
n,besx-Marlt q1et but les hsm. Tohseeo dull and
dropping sale. q - hhds ~ at 6a9H s1c3 es aid
lea! and 10 bA1es Havana at 3U43S and Is ca1ts
Florida tn private terms
& &C. a'?
sh,res sEt bic 3sKi hudso:; nH ttAdnE, az;
scrip, Csh 0al Ch. tx; Chic.g9 Koek 1slaou, 6it
, 1860-07-18

r. The schooner Die Vernon. whsrh arrived up this
morntnr is obFseo 70 into dy dtek her b2to having
beeu dsaEed tY running the socta the saut river "a
her List trip down. She has gone Into Canporu duEeas
dock.-uttsoit Tr1tune.
fT some three vessels reported It OF
rear end Of Lake IT. Cik and one on TIE ptr
ec.tAtn-1 Ibid.
tTDv letter srem Cuantnshsm shaw. llTsrpool, ~
1sSiu that the ecnp EeY H. H. Herman to III ftom Law
stoos sboq us j4th Of July The bas D. Pierce WAS 10
fau from lbtal he l.,h of juno no-Cieveand Herald.
Tx wu1Axp RAILWAY Ror7x-Qu1cK WoaF-we
have freqaensy had sion TO noslse ~ osiG wa
b.a th. route On ,1o1sk ,,ss xsa " =
ihe K.~ay. Nd .sshgped At rt n.heu S c og
lie 10 iowinz dayt tlurs.ay>. 1t o'clock Y rs
bond osa. "a .n II ~ 70 nsT xG1f eept
fs not ouIyt7e most expsdo4s but the gran II
benented BY belnE ahpred over the W*land oad-osHo
70 11nta.
, 1860-07-18

PORT OF CHICAGO.


ARR1VED..............3 july II.
ssnr Comet Aere.n Grand Hasen 70 hag. nour Is b5'e
whisky. u tons mdse, tons trot. LOT household
str Gsseie putln, Milwaukee,, 10 rkzs beer 70 Empty
so i Il: aSRs Sasi's;
q ssxs s1ne Fl tn
Prop b:tz,;a n.r.s s 100 e.l; u ns.s s
$s:': Ss;;; s'*
n.t S.os. Ts,h:,.o 17 r.. = lumber 6 m ,th
III HE S:ss' G. ~: so lumber
ndg foonf G AM America, poy!e, Buffalo. 100 ton. cos1.
B'f sa.:n 4. cis's Jehns ss Ha!oo Cd. @eea:
St; s.; iiss:t; hsx ss ssea" sds @sea
ssh1 NV Ha@pshife. o.noason. Two slse, Is s:e::.
s. iii se ases g IN s
~ Kovet. Fountain, PlseQus !sle, 20 tons ST.:
sehr r1e fhiosp flsd os.nd Haven, IS humber 70;
s:s1 c:.pep@s.; @ g,sG4?e s,e les g r.. 'unss;
sehl soaseaIi, Chrsssisn.on. 1naeidan. Is edswood
schrc Nenh Ell. sLebosfan 81 e'av's % ed' WOOD
sehr i Sii.n, G;anee,. Cleveland, 800 tons coal
Sch. <h. 4 ~ asyno1. Jameson: Duf1!o.
s<hr Ih.cs os:@ s.na ny % eds xood. ~ eds bs,k.
SCI SCI fs1me1. f Il: mpsoa. fof Cio Is q. ~ooa
sssE josae E.:an i'll fetesoas kise % eds Tooa
@ fsR1 e.n 81 - WI bsFn: :s<a b. io II lumber.
sehr 4ssses usppolln Fulless Landing. II an5e 90
R9aao 70? ,ea: ees - tons aa:s
! schs colinE~ood: Wiley. Buffalo. I'M lumber.
, 1860-07-18

ur-proos Globe stoetsn.n Je. .rson. Quincy: a.sn1t9
Bz,n,sd Dau Tucker Inous'ry. owea Tta. Matthsw!.
4veneet or.stm Mph}r 1E,ss; noH,.o1 N,.n
j Rlc:. IL II Hrpwn Yo,k site Pcmtroy. Gimeeoee,
Root. b Dewot. Entesprtse: Psts:vesaaee: G CONF!
Co1tiandt, Cie Venom, Fremont, Morn1x Lark y. l..
C4,uct, 4. HE1deY. ".
DoEss,r Cleveland p1eps Queen ofsh & L.ses ~.
6usnc' 3. WOOD w. Northern Light FAne; br!ka 4.
eln.lt wsb'd.s: h.p'Haa Haitaein ,eh1' VI,
Em,s Uidn;,Ss; ::.-.nn. BILE, y. fo1tisE Te1e'o,
CarrtnEtoa, Gaze Ho1n. Tees.sYs. ~ eeo "e sen'i
n.s.s1 nn"n's11na Antelops 81 Bfsni'' c1svo'., :
, 1860-07-18

NEW ORLEANS, July 16.-The steamer Brook.
lyn, from Yera Cruz 11th, landed Minister Nc.
Lane at Mobile bay yesterday, who proceeded
to Washington.
Mexican affairs unchanged. siiramon was
defeated BY Ogasson at Guadslajsra- Miramon
is 1t Lagos, endeavoring to return to the Capt.
to1. Flores ministers refused to recogniza his
government.
The schooner Black Squall, from Tampico TO
Pensacola, was lost whlle passing fampico bar.
No liTes lost,
, 1860-07-18
CEMETERY

(Thhc1A11NO y Z Ill l. L LIN
only Two Miles North Of the City
Liu1its.
he following questlo1s ,e.I estvk this Cenet.Y a1a
Ssos DE- sa & Il + r. h
hln-en perx lily responsible:
eras; at saa NJ ss:oaa iss poqt .ss!s
Fl III: - :'s 'a'
stsst ct:
e. :. 6 e. !a
giving niespEise his entire p-rsonal attention. Win
M s e E IT, t:Sa
tbs eiy he l.ler regularly and constantly Il wo1k on the
through Ju.tln saefasd ard hsrs from Govesasea 10
t se q .s a q -
1aasa forever Cemetery. nd nothing e.e. hus estahh
y t1a9Whs! u 9ss shss d. t.:and:. ~h.t r
psse Of !o.s? AnsxsFTse IasHai topssaPhY {! ne
the tntae sa6d!isioa. TIE o.tss go!ts Thtte o. vi
3 e 1se ,uSdea
@ sfs Z e
VII not m.11lg. 7 4 H. iio .hs ssals a 'oe
aee. lis il .eos, hi1s Il hs pics
oE lite slEe in Ms Auburn, Green uod and LAun1 Hill.
Z ~ I'll
lI.hed Of ate2 Answer:-The eoterpEe was only CON-
!st ;R'ss @ ae:
s0,Io basis Ths sayt@en'. hare b. ',ssty I'D
% s.
1oads broad and well Tho ferce Is eha*te In
se q -. .a4 ~ s:n2,a;
i1a ss ~ eas y: g.
u 1''' THo::: Bryan. r9..'aent,
, 1860-07-18
Suicide OF a Murderer.

LACROSSE, Wis. July l7.-Jacob Rsider, the
German who murdered his mother in-law aud
sister.in.]aw, on the 10th inst at Brownsville,
yesterday afternoon. He had been sectesed
within few miles Of the place since commit
ting the murder, aud when found Was asked
by the crowd outside the house, who had trac-
ed him there, if he would surrender himself.
The only reply was the discharge Of t. guu.-
The crowd rushed in aud found him in the last
agonies Of death.
, 1860-07-18

DArros, JULY l1.-nr. Job Haipss, IN early
settler Of Dayt and one Of the most respects
bic phya.cians aud honorable citizens, Was found
dead il his room this morning, having probably
died from disease Of the heart
, 1860-07-18
rIr. Douglas at Worcester Mass

WORCESTER, July 17.--Judge Douglas arrived
here this afternoon few minutes past three
o'clock, and WAS greeted BY an immense crowd
Of people. a salute was tirec. 4 temporary
platform was erected within q few feet Of the
cars from which Judge Douglas was introduced
to the multitude BY Hon. Isaac Davis, who with
few other friends, had met him at Junction
Depot, and accompanied him to the depot at
Washington Square. lit. Douglas spoke about
eight minutes.
, 1860-07-18
r.t.l Ratlroad Accident.

C1kr11Asn, July 1.-THE freight train which
left Columbus last evening at o'clock on the
Central Ohio Railroad. when passing over a
bridge si miles from Columbus, bridge gare
way, precip;sating the engine and cars into
the creek so feet below. The fireman and .
man, name unknown, were instantly killed.
Engineer va. greatly injured.
, 1860-07-18
The following ere the receipts and shipments
Tor the last twenty four hours:

TotA1....... rs losoo ssl27 -..'
The Corn market opened very fiat to-day un-
der hsaEy recelpts-amountingt to l2s, 900 bnah-
e]s-but owing to N actire inquiry By short
.slle,s ~ advance Of IL took place, and 1t the
oIose the market WAS firm. About 10o, 900 bush
e1s changed hands At 42c for No. Canal aaoat;
41@Ae4c for No. 10 Store; and 4oa@&oac for
No. 2. Whest was in less demand, and Winter
declined lc, clotinG quiet-with sales at fill
n1.l2 for No. ! Red, a.d $l.os@l.os for No. 9
Red. Spring Wheat was neglected and rather
dull. aud tho transactions we're limited to 1000
bushels At $1.0s tor No. Spring. New No.
8prinR wss offered at 61.1o without buyers.
Flour vas in good demand by the local trade;
but tho stock is too light to attract shippers.
0ats were quiet and steady ut Csc in Store va
Rye was sold Ut 55c- New Barley Wss offered
nt 35c for No. 2 and 45e for No. in store; but
BUYERS offered but 80 and 4oc. Hi2hwines, 18e.
Hides quiet. Batter in good supply and rather
dpih
F.eizhts were active aud steady Two pro.
ps'lefs were engaged At 4ae. for oats to Buffalo,
7n7}e. for corn; aud seven sail vessels 1t 1c-
for corn to Buffalo and l0e. to oswego.
Ekr ToRk CANAL ToL1s-Tolls received on all
I"cs 'sto ~ W. .slo7B7 33
~ ~ iss@ - .......,,,,,-... ~ t7S u
.nsrs,,e il ,su. es7,asl q
Iore .sesax.o On Ill ens ~Aa' y. ~ ss,e 9ss ot
~, .1sI tH1.sa ..-......,. 7ln111 II
1s.,.,.e IN ,fso ........,............ slts,as =
Whole amount u tolls rtceive1 frog tbt openink
e qns: n"ssaaoo " 70 aao inaasnx w .l:ege q
~ ~ isl .........,,,, 4s3.A4 q
1,rrr.., In ,eeo o..,..... aa,.ss :
, 1860-07-18

PHILADELPHIA, July IA fire occurred this
morning at 2 O'Clock in the grocery store Of
Vim. Aud. in West Market street. It spread
to the stairway, preventing the escape Of the
occupants Of the upper rooms. Tires females
aud one boy leaped from the second and third
story windows Miss Dillon was the only one
injured. Auld was arrested. the condition Of
the store showing that it had been act On IRE.
, 1860-07-18

DunrQus, Iowa, July 17.--Rirer at 4 stand,
with three feet Of water in the channel. Tenn
perature. 5s deg; maximum temperature yes
terday, IS deg.
Ii SAI1s, ILL.,, July 17th.-River at stand,
with two feet Of water On bars.
PEk1x, ILL.,, July 17.-River falling. Three
feet two inches water in channel.
, 1860-07-18

0cpExspuRa, July l7:-Mr. Day, q law stu
dsnt Of this place, and Mr. Derby, Of Russell,
in this county. we're in the woods On . hunting
expedition yesterday in Russell Becoming s
separated, Mr. Day shot Mr. Derby through the
heart, killing him instantly, mistaking him for
, 1860-07-18

By ths Eoate Ffesh,, # 4! a<.crpsss. can hs fos.
Baltimore toa nd from any point IN the Rarns. t!o
Kentus ky intisna. l1cois. Wlsrhtn Iowa. Missouri.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Also connect. st rhstnrxh
With Sfeasaers BY which Goods b. forwarded aay
h<rland tln"!: Mississippi. Hi-con,ln MLrut,. Kansas,
Arkan.As ARD ks h!s=ss ar. NJ cleveland, ar!-k. AZ.
thtrakO with stc2MeEs t.! a fHttx The NnftL
Lakes.
their F1rxat TO ihs Esmrauy en ~ v:th 70
itA speedy trarsIt,
The Ta'-s RI Freight 10 and from a7 Fnn: In The W+1
BY !14 fennayyAiA Ka!Eu:a. al :... ~ tasnns
- arr char ed by other Il. Il. 'omra'!es.
~ b. L,rtcar 10 mark pac kaxes Wa p4NsA. Il &.
L. J. S%EEDEK Philadelphia.
NAGnAW kDoRs, % S11h atseet. nal'!nore.
, 1860-07-18
HearY Thuudcr Storm.

D4xBrnr, Conn, July 17.-An unusually Sc.
verc thunder storm passed orer this place last
evening, The lightning struck q dwelling on
Spring street, instantly killing Patrick Lynch,
and slightly damaging the building. Lynch
leaves viie and four children. The lightning
also struck in several places outside Of Dan-
b,,r~
, 1860-07-18

Sr. JoHxs, n. F., July IA bark.rigged
screw steamer, doubtless the Teutonia from
Hamburg. via. Southampton, the 4th inst. for
New York, past Cape Race at st o'clock Sun
day morning. She made in from the south si1
mics, hut would not stop, aud no communities
ton was had with her.
The Con npaught, from Galway the 10th, is ex-
pseked to-day.
, 1860-07-18

BIZ TE1t6zArn.1 ErTTA1o, july II,
FL6Cs-1n goo1 demand. Sales 009 br.a A.s7X95.oo
tor Wcons!n *3s&5 5 for e1ua Ohio ard lndana;
4aM&e6!0O Tor double eIttas-
Gx1M-Wheat dull aud no tales. Corn hftner 1t The
cloee. Saes Of the day 81 Ct0 bushel at 63!
Oats quiet AM steady tIrs tV bu western and Cana
dan 1t 13@3fkc-
"usKJ-Dsc. .....
corn TO New i.fk
LAKE 1MPoRT8- IS 40 bu corn.
CANAL E1FLxIB-aQ hhs nouf, 46 600 hu ccru; Il QQo
nata
, 1860-07-18

r.cant. Of lumber shingles and lath for The wett
- compsed Win last week. aie As follows:
This week. Lat week. For the reason.
run1. ef. feet. II, ,t@A000 1.131IU0 t63AnH
NhInchs..... $4,000 45,No 7.a74,GG
LTD. ft.......... t20p Aaoo1 1.0lAWte
p.efnte thus f.s ut this port hugely In cxce Of
snd b tar continue TIL the close Of narisaion
Nost Of the lumber arriving tod 10 country dalcs
.re h m the Ya3ds this time Ct the year is aHaye dali
and the week Just Glued tss been no exception gen
esaI rule. ..-,
shrse I've brought from t5 4e. City deaier eeueaj
thing have etocks ana the,e Little competition
iIh ii 73 = II feei,-SsntiRtf.
, 1860-07-18
43ankinQ AMI qE1fbange.


CPENCER, villa d CO.,
- "a kR6.
NJ. IL Ce~srsss 8sSsef, 9esfsn.
COMMERCIAL PAPER DISCOUNTED AND NE
GOT1ATEp. uun
LAND sTATEs.
Pscuizr attention given To the sale OF City And County
ponds snd al Mxxt etah1e Securities.
ms corrt,pondepce Of Banks Aud Bankers eolltited
E15Earsoks n Bosros-I. Anosy p.v!s Fig, rrs,s;
guffnk Bank; Caleb Steson, Esq- fErM1eht shoe ara
Ieaiher Dealers Bank; G. ". ThAyer Esq- Frest p.
Ranth D~@' ~ ~ tnh1ob7oosm
DANK OF FOND DU LAC,
II FOND DU LAG,
Wnooau1.
E.E.LKn1sE1 CA4hier.............a.d q. bufIt1 fra'
II enrrrnt rstes Of e1eh.nre mostly
M fARINE BANK, .........
1v1 CHICAGO MARINE AND INSURANCE. O
Capital 100000
B.r.CAhVER, Cashier and Secretary.
the Tnnn tea
, 1860-07-18

F. CArnArrxEs. July 18th. A. M-Ths following ve..
'-st,cA.- poxH--A Mltei eli Fkoenz lsth, Ur-W ii
Kirkland. Cleveland. Twin Hrothlss i Nd
DtWnLI --.Aon. Dax1-Urkney Lsaa Nedlt-
burr, E1carAEua, 1c14..~.
, 1860-07-18

NEW YoRz, July 17.-Three casea Of sun
stroke occurred yesterday.
An old lady named Mrs- Isabella Durting WAS
run oEeE and Killed on Hudson street.
, 1860-07-18


GEN UlNE fltE-
~ ,, ~, mr., pAKaIh "a =. T. \; ;;,sad.,- -
HHEEtfMRons HEEtfMMIRtooLnRs BGGIT a for ihs The Drop.Y.
AELMHoLDs RnGnH R Tor Tor He.v3usStfs .s % WaSo,
nGT s y. R%esS' ;cs, n,ssjoR & voR.
$ $SSH S% &. S;s; i;s;;t;ii Sfs,2;
H.LME0LTs @ @brGHT M fos M MN'sht sts,s. sSsai'.
hEfMbStR !s5 sAln
$SSRS % E:s:s*s: : &: r,.u
bSSMg 1s5 nss4 sse ssst,g go
HELMHOLD's BJCHU for Ereesses a1i4lng from 1nd!s'
s'ss'''f fEa4H2s.fsH41Es .Rs I? R:;:*: ;t
OLD or youNi. SINGLE, MAhkI 81, OR CoSTEA.
TAKE NO rohE Pills: -, .a-or ~ ~. "
nELMBoLDs EXTRACT Bucnu
,1yur VERY rEsr REMEDY IN THE WORLD
ra- r., to the Sex whether ,,;uc from
1nd-'srs''on. naa's. d ~ pas'pauon' q, aus
D ~, W s,.r,ex, .,oz4.
NO FAMILY SHOULD DE WITHOUT IT;
for Gnpleasant ano dangerous ulteasea.
HELABoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
SECRET D1SEAAE8
n al, tb-sr st.ee,. At little Expense
LILLE u ~ 'r .wn xo rrposuRE
uss HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU for E1sessas
arislnE fso:c habits fnaoeed IN
~ YOUNG = Az" oao'
z1r1n fro.r
anu ot t~no- disrhnTee4 md 4 1t1oro ihe usfeot
mnsss ~. ~ t.p tinp.,p ssstr ~ hesfh and nnIIy
lie Hell BOLD'S EXTkA,:T RrCHu for diseases
and affections Il " ~ ri qss1essns
r.to,. nSE nd 4 .as,es of thu
o-~c
< AAAA Il
....
HaelAlI eA-etak - .-
, 1860-07-18

Whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
, 1860-07-18

BIT TtlXGRAfH.I UsWEGo. July IT.
FLouR- In moderate request and unchanged.
GRAix-Mhfat IN limited demand, Alwaukee club
tl Con-Decl!n!ng tendency. WITH Eoo1 demand; tzlts
e0I bu Limos At 531=, .nd IS 0o9 bu 1alta-a At &c
Other Gralns q1ltt.
CAkAI FAt,cHrs-casal frc gtts firm; &c -four, Sc
on 1heat. and 7fc on corn to new lo1k.
IAKx IMro11s- 40 tn ~hest. ...-.
CAnAL ExrpK1s-A0 bbls 1uur 4G, 500 bu osia $4,000
bu corr.
, 1860-07-18
Fire nt Cleveland.


CLEVELAND. July 1.-THE Phoenix distil]e1y
At Cleveland, was destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. Loss &. .ooo-insured IS 900.