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quote Extra at the same figures on last Friday viz al
$575Cd6 per Dbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-There has been an active inquiry
this week for City Mills Flour and sales princ
paly for shipment to the West Indies
of 500 bbs Super at s512x bbIs at So Is and
l5oo bbs Extra at So bb Super closes steady and
hrm today at and we quote Extra at Sc for stand
ard, and $7(g7.50 per Dbl. for fancy brands
OHIo FLoUR.-There has been but little Ohio Flour Of
ferng this week. and the only sale have heard of
one made today OF 400 bbs Extra at 1915 per Dbl
Super may be quoted at IS 25 per bbl.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is unchanged in price
and we still quote Welchs at $780, and the brands
of Baltimore ground at $s per bbl
Rye FLoUR.-Rye Flour has ruled through the week at
S4 per bbl, but there is very little doing in it.
CORN MRAL-There has been some inquiry this week
for Corn Meal and We heard yesterday of a of O0O
bbls Baltimore at $3.37x per bbl, at which figure il
closes steady to-day We hear Of sales of Brandywine
this week are 7l2 bbs.
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending ,Julv 26 1870.
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Yale College Commencement,

New HAVEN July 26.-The Yale College com
meneement closed this evening. The degrees O
the Bachelor of Arts conferred on los member.
OF the graduating Glass; and that of Master of Arts
on to; that OF IT. Civil Engineering on l; Bachelor Of
Laws on 8. The degree of Doctor of Laws was
conferred on President FELTON,, of Harvard College,
the degree of Bachelor of Arts on N. Henry Pow.
ers of the class of 1857; Master of Arts on Judge
Parks, of the Superior Court of Connecticut. Dr..
Stephen G. Hubbard, of New Haven; H. w Les
ley, Professor of the Medical School of Pittsfeld
W. ii. McAllister, of California; Isaiah Curtis, OF
Boston, and John C. Mitchell
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WASHINGTON METHoDIsrs AND THE New CHAPTER.
The Baltimore Christian Advocate publishes tb e
proceedings of meeting of the laity of McKendree
Chapel, in this city, held on the 9th instant, in
reference to the actiou of the late General Confer
ence upon the slavery question. At this meeting
preamble and resolutions were adopted and or
dered to be published in the Church paper The
resolutions are couched in very definite language,
and "repudiate and condemn the entire action of
the General Conference" They regard the new
chapter "null and void;" condemn the installation
OF ra.abolitionists editors of the Church Pc
riodcals for general circulation; determine not to
follow their crusade against the old discipline and
approve the course of DR.. Bond, editer of the Bal
timore Christian Advocate. We have been in
formed by members of the other Chapels' societies
that the opinions of most of them, not expressed as
yet by general meetings, will be expressed by
written protests, signed by the members of the
societies. The new chapter does not affect all the
Methodist churches-only those who are attached
to the Methodist Episcopal churches adhering to
the old General Conference after the former di-
vision. The Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
was the result of the former agitation of the sla-
very question. The Methodist Protestant Church
has nothing to do with this controversy. Their
discipline does not admit of a basis for slavery
controversy. An attempt was made to introduce
the subject into late General Conference, but the
positive determination of the Conference not to
be disturbed by it gave the friends of the idea an
opportunity to withdraw, which they did, and
stand by themselves in the Western States
Wash. Star,
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WASHINGTON, July 27.-No census returns have
yet been officially received by the superintendent
The marshals will commence their transmissions in
August
Matthew Seeper has been appointed agent for
the Nichitas and other Texas Indians located on
the lands leased from the Choctaws
Lieutenant Ransem has been ordered with de-
tachnent OF recruits to the big timbers the Ar
kansas, where the War Department is establishing
a military post for the protection of the govern
ment and emigrant trains
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SuppOsed Murder.

BOSTON, July 27.-Martha Allen, a young girl
aged seventeen, having died suddenly at Mansfield,
and been buried under suspicious circumstances,
the coroner was induced to order the body to be dis
inferred, when it was found that she had died from
an attempt to produce an abortion. An inquest
will be held to morrow. A young man living in
Mansfield has been arrested the insigator of the
crime.
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Steamboat CoIIision--Loss of Life.

LOUISVILLE, July 26.-The steamer S. B. Heb
bard, hence for Memphis, was sunk this morning,
below New Albany, by a collision with the steamer
Chancellor One deck passenger and three of the
boat and her valuable cargo will be nearly tota
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OswEGo July 26-Flour dull but unchanged Wheat
market unsettled and lower sales 200 bushels old white
canadian at SllS, atoat Corn unchanged but parties
ABOUT cent apart No sales. Oats quiet and nominal
arey IN United sales 700 bushels at 60
cts Rye and peas quiet "
CHICAGO, July 26.-Flour quiet. Wheat firm, and ad
nceo cent sales at 81 cts for No. spring. s1l 0l for
NO No. red In store Corn firm; sales 10000 bushels at
43H cts, in store. Oats firm -
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NEW YORK MINING BOARD-JULy Of

The New York Tribune, of this morning, says:
The first movements of the day atthe Stock Exchant
were symptomatic of Of the brief reactions which
have at intervals visited the market prices for ma
Jority OF the leading stocks opened moderate decline
from the closing quotations of yesterday these points
however, the sellers met by orders which had been
held back for decline and at the of each call the
market became stronger and slightly better.
In money there is change to notice The suppy on
call is superabundant at 56 per cent Paper is freely
passed at the rates for short acceptances and per
cent for long dates The business Clearing House
S2l 24S 600
In foreign bills there is little nothing doing but
rates are steady. Sterling is 09H(01lO Francs 5l5G
5I31 Freighs TO Liverpool 600 boxes cheese at sos
500 bbs -four at 2s.6d, 46 600 bushels wheat at
lOd in bulk, and ION d10xd in bags; and per steamer
100 boxes bacon at S5s To London 600 bushels wheat
at lOd in bag; 1900 b0ls. flour at 3s
The of the banks in the four cities named in
which weekly reports made shown by their last
statements, is as follows:
Loans. Deposits Specie Crcul'ne
York, July 81 sl2S,427S9 % di3664 SS3 6IG
Boston, Juy3 ..6t S5196l l9,75l,3l3 S355,2 1923 i5
Phad a, July2l 26St27I3 15966,T3i 45S364I 2S2ItS2
N oils, July 2l15,s02224 l65Of6iO 96U744S lOO72ss2
Total s2S592s Az Is64s442 429o26 2o25O s2s
Last 255 l00440 l3 6ST,6T5 42276Og7 90 7CG SCI
2i9 l3i,si94lS 53 SIS 2S TS} It6
The Boston Courier of Thursday says:
The share market shows little change this morning
from Yesterdays rates, and orders buy sell were
ABOUT equally balanced. Transactions limited but
the tone of the market better desire to sell less
Money is in good supply and not in urgent demand as
would be judged from the tenor of some grumbIers
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Massachusetts, Politics

BosToN, July 26.-The Democratic State Com
mittee yesterday decided to call State Conven
ton endorsing the breckenridge and Lane nomina
tions defeated by tie vote.
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The knights of the Golden Giro,

NEW URLEANs, July "a letter from Vera
Cruz to the Mexican Consul here, says that the
knights of the Golden Circle have proffered their
assistance to the Constitutional government, but
that Juarez rejected the offer
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CANDlfsS.-We continue TO quote Candles follows.
viz at 171l9cts for Adamanne; 25G27 cts for Chemi
cal sperm; 37G42 cts for Sperm; and 5255 cts per lb
Tor patent Wax Western Mould Candles selling at
CHEMlCALS.-We quote Soda Ash as before at 2kM
~ cts for 80 per cent Sal Soda 41x cts Bleach
ing Powders at ~ a2& cts; and Bi-Carb Soda at aka
5S cts. Caustic Soda is selling at cts per Ib
COAl.-The following are the cargo rates for Cumber.
and GOAL VIZ $5l5 Tor fine, So SO run Of mine and
per ton Tor lump delivered board at Locust Point
Anthracite Coal is selling from the yards at s55 M per
ton Of 2, $40 lbs. SN9- P
COCOA-We continue TO quote Cocoa at 15lI7 cts per
lb., but we hear of no sales making.
COPPER-We have change to note since our last in
the rates for Copper and Baltimore refined Jnros
as before at 2222k cts, and Sheahing at % cts for
Baltimore, and 27 cts for English. Yellow Metal Sheath
ing is still selling at 20 cts for both English and Amer
and we quote Yellow Metal Nails at % cts and
do. Bolts at % cts. per ID. N'N
FEATHERS.-Feathers unchaged in price and ue
still quote good mixed Southern 47d5O cts per lb
FISH-Fish continue dull but prices for them are gene
rally unchanged, and again quote Mackerel at ri SOFA
for medium. and $S75@9 25 for large No s's; Eastern
Herrings at 225G3, and Alewives at "a 505 per
bb Southern Herrngs selling from the store at s
2 per bb for short and full brands but there are
coming forward and comparatively litteis doing in them
The market quite bare of Shad There more doing in
Eastern Herrngs than in any other variety Fish bu
the transactions in them are not large.
FLOUR.-There has been active movement this
week in City Mills Flour but in Howard Street and
do the operations have been quite limited All the City
ms Flour selling is made from Wheat but no new
n1ward Street or Ohio has yet come forward. The
Ses oi lour this week, most of which were made
Mednesday add up about 500 bbs The exports since
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HoLLIDAYsBURG, Pa, July 26.-The Bell and Eve
rett meeting held here last night was the largest
and most enthusiastic meeting since the Taylor
dressed the meeting.
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MAN POISONED BY HIS DAUGHrER.-Mr. Andrew
Horton, of Chepachet, N. Y, had been on spree
for about four weeks, and came home on Thursday
night with a new bottle of liquor, which his wife
destroyed after he had gone to bed. In the morn
ing, as usual, he was very sick, and called for his
rum. His wife told him she had thrown it out
He did not believe her, and continued to call for
it. His daughter, who had got up to go to work
in the factory, heard him calling for it, thought
little liquor would stop his sickness, as it usually
did, and hearing him begging so hard, thought she
would get him some. She looked in several
rooms and at last, in the closet behind the door,
she found a small bottle. She took out the cork,
smelt in the bottle, found it contained liquor pour
ed out about gill, carried it to her father, and
hurried Oft, as the last bell ringing, to go to
work 1t proved, however, to be bedbug poison
"a strong solution of corrosive sublimate-and her
father died within three hours.
An enthusiastic doctor writing from Pixies Peak
advises consumptives to forsake seacoasts and wa
tering places-the common graveyards of consump-
tves-and spend season among the Rocky Noun
tains, where they get fresh and genuine bears
flesh, (graase and all, which, he says is better for
consumption than all the cod-liver oil in the world
"Here and here alone," says he, eve verify be-
lieye, this mournfuly interesting class of patients
will find the long sought for eliair vite."
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HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
Box NO. 5000 New York

Put up for Dealers in containing FOUR eight and
twelve dozena beautiful Lithograph Show Card
panying each package.
HS- single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will ten times its annually household u
Sold by all prominent Staoners, Druggists Hardware
nd Furnitue Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list 1t will
tand any climate.
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In the present month of July, as we learn from
the new number of Peterson's Detector, 8S new
countereits have been put into circulation besides
the issue of what purports to be notes of the City
Bank of Trenton, N. j., there being no such bank
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Sr. LOUIS, July ga mob attacked number
of houses of llfame last night, and destroyed pro
perty valued at $4,000. Sixty-three rioters were
arrested by the police, and were fined SIS each.
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Fire in New Orleans

New ORLEANS, July PCT hree hundred bales c
cotton in the Louisiana Cotton Press were burne
today, causing n loss of $4,000.
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New YORK, July 27.-The steamer vigo, from
Liverpool via Queenstown, on the 18th, has arrived
Her adyices have been anticipated
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:, IU11 fIuir1 IiIe E.IfAt FtdK NIhts-
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-The Express from Pixies
Peak, which arrived on the 24th inst, brought
S26 900 in good dust, which is the largest amount
ever received
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Total. l0, l22 7l2 1,46o 167 BAL 32247 1e1, 617
Rico. 0' W -0''
WHEAT-200 bushels to Halifax; % 629 bushels to Iiv
erpool; 0,469 bushels to London
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.

SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE FURNISHING STORES.
SPAlDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By FURNIrURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY-Go DEALERS.
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY GROCERS
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by
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hsnAfn DAHL

BosToN, July PA meeting held at Lowell las
night appointed committee to invite Mr.. Douglas
to visit Lowell on Wednesday next
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CHICAGO, July 27.-Francis A. Hoffman has
withdrawn his resignation of the candidacy of the
Republican party for Lieutenant Governor
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RnARD OE TRADE

Com,,ittee Of Arbitration for the month of Julu
+. L. CLAIBORNE,
JAS r. CLARK, WIN. T. FOSTER
WM. H. BALDWIN, THOS. F. TROXELL
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Our readers no doubt remember that some eight
years ago recreant monk of La Trappe, named
Leahy, was sentenced to the Wisconsin State prl-
son Tor life for the murder of man named Manly.
few days ago Leahy was pardoned out, ana Is
now in Milwaukee. Before he committed this muir
der he delivered anti Catholic lectures throughout
the country, and created great excitement.
Archbishop Hughes has gone to st. Catharine's 9,
Canada West, popular watering place. The Bi
sh0p's health is very poor,
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.

Manufactured by
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
As CEDAR STREET, New YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No. 5000.
Annexed is Alphabetical List Of Articles which, if da
maged may be restored to their original strength use
fulpess by
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the Norfolk 1rn,s agent and representive of
the French ImSortation Company, left here on
9s9ss s. o for '4s Frsnee where 2eFb h
;T, ~, no doubt with great care the orders
ontrUstod TO him, and will return with the next
corro carly in October. In the meantime he has
sted the warehouse No. "a Commerce street, and
et MIR Stephen p, Schisano to attend to his affairs.
All persons wishing to order their goods direct,
will find Mr.. Schisano at the above named place,
who will Immediately forward their orders to Mr..
Ed Ronneyille at Paris.
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George W. Overall, one OF the editors of the
New Orleans True Delta, has been indicted by the
grand jury of that city for mansaughter, in shoot
ing an actor, named Henry Copeland, in the knee,
from the effects of which he died some weeks after
The shooting was done in self defence.
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EXCESS OF CoTToN AT LIvERPooL.-Statements are
made to the effect that there are now l, 800. 900
bales of cotton stored in and about Liverpool and
in order to watch the warehouses efficiently, and
prevent any fires which might break out gaining
head twenty additional police officers had been
added to the fire brigade, and 200 yards of spare
hose had been placed in stock at the various sta
ions. To show how necessary twas that every pre-
bales of cotton frequently arrvedin Liverpool with
matches and other combustible articles in the centre,
which could only have been inserted before ship
ments.
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up In cases containing either Four Eight or Twelve
panying each package nsslsrIv
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Total Wheat Flour. Is, ,2Sl
gether with $40 bbls. Rye Flour, and 400
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THE PIECES
lNoMv, DISPATCH
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Together with $40 bbls Rye Flour and 400 bbls Corn
FRUIT-There have been no arrivals of Sicily Fruit
here this week. and there is but little remaining
market Oranges are selling from store s3dS So
Lemons which are much wanted bringing S5d6 per
box. Rasins have again advanced and quote them
to-day S26Otg265 for bunch and $29093 per box for
layer.
GRAIN.-The Grain market has throughout the week
been active and quite firm The demand for Wheat has
been especially brisk and prices for it have through the
week been slowly but steadily moving upward Wheat
is coming forward slowly, and there evident dispo
sition among the farmers to withhold their Wheat from
the market for the present least The receipts of Corn
continue to decrease but those Rye and Oats are ncreas
ing The aggregate of the offerings of Grain at the Corn
Exchange this week is 900 bushels against l4O COO
bushels last week
CoRNThe receipts of Corn this week have been quite
light offerings amounting to only about 900 bushels.
have varied little during the the lots
offered have been sold at 63G65 for white,
oS72 cts for fair to prime do 6265 cts for fair to
prime yellow, and we quote both white and yellow as
closing steady at these figures.
WHEAT-Wheat has been in fair supply this week but
e receipts have been by no means equal to the demand
The offerings at the Corn Exchange reach about so
bushels which is 10000 bushels less than was re-
ceved last week. Shippers and miers have been buy.
ing quite freely and nearly all the parcels offered have
been sold at from los to lis ordinary to fair red
lZo to 2S cts for good to prime do 1os to 100 cts
common white l25d30 cts for fair do I355O cts for
good to prime do, and 155d60 FIR choice lots do
some very common parcels red and white have however
been sold at from 30 to 100 cts To-day Wheat sold at
Iz2Gl27 cts for good to prime red 125Gl36 cts. for
medium to fair white. 140Gl45 for good do l5Ol55
cts io prime DO and l60 cts for choice lots do and
red and white closed firm at the above rates
RYE-Rye is beginning to arrive freely and this
week there has been about 900 bushels all new Mary
land at market This description early in the week
at 676S cts, but to-day it brought 20 cts per bushe
There is no Pennsylvania Rye coming forward and we
can give no quotation for it.
OATS Oats have been in fair suppy this week the re-
cepts amounting to about bushels but most of the
lots received have changed hands to 35 cts for
inferior to prime Maryland and SO to AZ for Pennsy
vania.
SEEDs.-There is nothing doing in Grass Seeds but
we quote Glover nominal at s4 50G5, and Timothy at
$2503 so per busheI Flaxseed is selling slowly AT from
$l.35 to $1.45 per bushel.
PEAsE AND BEANs.-Black Eyed Pease are still selling
at 250 per two bushel bag and we quote Beans
as ranging from 90 to 125 cts. per bushe
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despatch was published in the Charleston pa
pers on Monday, that the negro pianist, Tom, had
been stolen from his master by some abolitionists
at the North. 1t was hoax. Tom is now in
Frederick City.
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"a SrIrcH IN TINE SAVES NINE" Sn

N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 25 cen
WHOLESALE DEPOT, No. 4s CEDAR STREET.
NEW YORK.
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Arrival of the Wi
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THE GREAT EAsTERN's VIsIr TO CAPE MAY.-We
learn from Mr.. Jarrett the agent of the persons
having the interests of the Great Eastern in charge,
that this vessel will take her trip to Cape May
from New York, ON Monday, and be at Cape May
from o'clock Tuesday morning, till 6 o'clock in
ceived on board from ten O'Clock in the morning
till four in the afternoon. Dodworth's band will
accompany the excursonists from New York, and
cotons will be danced on Tuesday after two
o'clock, that is by those who are not attracted by
time in examining her. Excursions to Cape Nav
are announced to enable our citizens to CRAFTY
their curiosity with sight of the steamer, while
enjoying pleasant and seasonable trip.-PkaadeI-
phia Ledger, of Friday.
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

Book NorIcE.-We are indebted to the pub
fishers, Towne Bacon, for another interesting :
California book, being nothing less than the life
and adventures of Adams, the Grizzly Bear Hun
Hittel, one of the most vigorous writers Of our
State. We find the adventures of Adams very
entertaining. The story is told in a book OF
moro than 800 pages, gotten up in good shape
by the publishers, and judging from the remarks
OF the press, is meeting with the sale it merits
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

BELL AND EvERErT-Large posters arc con-
spicuous in public places calling on the friends
Of Bell and Everett to meet in Mass Convention
at this city on the 25th inst, to send delegates
70 the State Convention. The Bell and Everett
Club had spirited meeting at their Room
Wednesday night last.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

WRsTISG.-Geo. W. Dunton, ESQ., gentle
man of large experience in the art chirographic
is in town and is teaching class in pcnmanship
every evening, in Mr.. Pressys school room
After having seen specimens of his penmanship
we could wish he might corral our correspond
snts for time. Dunton writes beautifully and
draws elegantly.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

FLAG Srsuck.-The Bsll and Everett han.
ner IN front OF our Office has bcen taken down
BY its patriotic owner. What's the matte,
Isn't Bell his chosen choice noy1
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

N',''.O.-he-. ". c. Bartlett breaches his
farewell discourse at the Brick Church on s,r-
day next having resigned the pastoral cbarc.
Of the church for another neld
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

NEW Law FIRx.-Geo S. Hump and C. VII
son Hill have united in Law firm; and will
hereafter practise ir partnership
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

County PRIyrrNG.-Thc Board of Suncrvi.ors
on Monday awarded the contract for county
printing for the ensuing year to the Nevada
"0era'' the bid of the proprietors of that pa
per being found the lowest