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FLOUR.
s. G.. DERMOTT & Co..
NO. AS RIVER STREET,
Troy, NGg York,

NAVUFACIUeE at their Nil
BEST DOUBLE EXTRA,
SINGLE Z IRA, and
NNTLY GRADES
OF Flour. AZ the lJes,f mark rates. Circulars Of
prices VIII be sent weekly o. customers. Ship
ments can Z. IuiIc daily and Flour sent WAR
RsNrTD MS Recommended.
= NM FEET always On h.rd in large OF
41lut.tic
w9m
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+ ATiEER DRESSING
PROF. INDLITCHD'S piONoDELPHIA
0R RAM OLE RFATTN

OR BALM OF BEAUTY.
A \ old European Toilet article Of great value,
"A introduced great cost into the United States.
Banishes tan as If by magic Eruptions and PIN
piles disappear before it like dew before the rising
san. Renders the teeth Of pearly vhiteress, and
the sw etest sapouacoous dentrifce ever used
Cleanses the head in shamPooing better than any
other article. Contains more useful properties
than any other preparation, and is the cheapest
ever offered to the Americln public. Price only
- cents q bottle.
sole agents for th5 Z. 5. and British Provinces,
HOLDEN, CUTTER & co.
% { Sc Federal, and l07, III & 1I3
Congress Streets, Boston
June Is. w5Ieow3m
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IIINHsnURCII ACADEMN-
UNDERHILL ACADEMY.
Is6O-6I.
BRATTLEBORO. ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Mr.. and MRS. 4. Z. LEAVENWOGTH
PrincipaIs
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NOTICE.
TEVHE GRAND SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBILEE
= for all tie Sunday Schools in Chit:enden Co.
VIII De holden in the grove near Essex Junction,
Tuesday, august 18th, at ten o'clock, 4. II.
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
Mr.. }. H. prury Of gainesville, will provide
seats, tables, and water in tho grove at about
intendents should give Mr.. Drury early notice Of
Of the number for which accommodation will b.
be wanted, and settle for the same on the day of
celebration.
Should the dag fixed be very stormy, the Jubilee
viii be held on the day following.
J. D. WHITE,
Z. A. FULLER,
\ PECK, JR, [Coumittee
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON,
SIMEON BLISS,
August 6th, 1850. w3A
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The first Session in these schools will open on
the last Wednesday in September.
=. For Circulars, or further Information, apply
70 the Principals
West Brattleboro, Aug. lst, 1850. WY
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ALSO,
constantly On hand and for sale an assortnen. Of
NvrpLEs for the Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Ma
shine; sxEDE cAsEs; MARKING GrAGEs; HcxEs.
&C., lie.
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GLENWOoD LADIES SEMINARY.

a FIRSr-CLASS BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
MR.. and MRS HIRAM CIRCUIT, Principals.
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oGDENsBURGH TO THE WEST
me Northern Transportation
iooo company. 1850
ssR.((ees

WILL, DURING THE PRESENT SEASON
W run their line of
DAILY, between
Ogdensburgh, Cleveland, Toledo, and Detroit
and rEI-wEEKLY between
Chicago, Milwaukee. and intermediate Ports, in
Guiding Waukegan, Kenosha, Racine, Pt. Wash
I,nngton, Sheboygan, Manjtowoc, Macki1aw, PIT.
Huron, St Clair,
LEAVING OGDENSBURGH oS
"oNpp4AfS' WEDNESDAYS. AND FRIDAYS AT P.
calling regularly for PASSENG Frs and
fhEIGHT, at Broc&ville Alexandria
pay Clayton, Cape Vincent and
OSWEGO
Passengers and Families MOVING West. cane.
bark with their Luggage, Teams. Stock. 6c.a1
land together without disturbance or Tranship
ment, at their Port Of destination. - Tbss,
Steamers have large Cabins and State Rooms am
ply and neatly furnished, for First CIqgs p4sssn-
GERS and Second buns with Cook Stoves anJ COW,
Portable accommodations for Passengers and Fami-
lies, who may wish to furnish their own provisions
and bedding. = No efforts will be spared 10
maintain the reputation of this as the
CHEAPEST AND REST ROUTE.
Freight forwarded to the care Of the Agents At
Ogdensburgh, will receive careful attention and
dispatch.
Apply to c. L. THOMPSON, or GEO. PARKER,
Ogdensburgh, n. Y.
GEO. W. SMITH, Passenger Agent, Ogdens
burgh, n. Y.
J0HH A. WOOD, General Travelling Agent.
April l. wSm0s.
, 1860-08-13

NEW Ycnk, Aug. 11.-Last night terrible
aiTray occurr.d in low groggery in Twelfth
street, which grew out Of the late prize fight at
Weehtwken, between Donnelly snd Fox. Jas.
Fox, brother Of one Of the fighters got into Il
quarrel with nan named Edward Classy, when
Fox drew Il knite and plunged it into the side
Of Classy. iulicting wounds which it is proba-
bic will prove fatal.
An atiray occurred, in 1.-THE house cf Jno. s.
Martin in Delaware street, Brooklyn. in which
II man named chss. e. Lewis received injuries
whic.. will probably prove fatal. 1t upppars
that Lewis las been for sometime past paying
bis addresses to daughter ct Mr.. Martin, and
be turns ous TO be married man, hercc the
atfair, Martin aud sou ntiicting the injuries.
Cl,as. Roeh6ght was probably fatally injured
By heary blow with club from wo7,.an
nnmed Bridget, on Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn,
lust night.
4 uavre letter Of The 31st, reports cotton
dropping at sQ@s1r for n. O. bales, and The as-
pect OF business especially gloomy.
Jno. Riley, an Irishman, stabbed his vile i'll
the head with q fork last night, which probably
will cause her dca b.
The steamship Illinois left this afternoon for
Southampton NitL $!37 ,31G in specie and large
number Of p sssengers.
The steamer City Of Washington left to-day
for Liverpool, with II cabin and 1i3 steering.
passengers, aud s42?, 200 in specie.
, 1860-08-13
.Ttnanrtal anu Qrommercial.

SATURDAY Evkx.so. August H. i

- 1dAH
SATURDAY E'1S''o: Aas"s' -. 10y
The demand upon bankers 'or aceonamooa'
lions continues heasy. and somc Of the larger
hon... xh,,, customer, are mainly engaged in
"ao"s -u.,. ..;n.s .,n :,
tns grsan trade hare aoon' al @ne 'Aes'Des 'n'5
can take With them currency begins to oe
l;tt1a searce though the supply in The city ia
-..,, .,..a.,. n,hc hous-x ref.rr-d In off.rc,,
e'''. s''a.s1 s..a,r =, :. ~ h.a,a-s. -. :,
exchange To-Day "eets ~ ~ e"D~c''' oot Tue
current rate to customers IL per cent The
fall In exchange will be likely to bring in ont
~ -s,,,.r. In. should -,ncc,,t;oue Is
s'o' oos ,;'., .. ~ 'i'S re-
gard be olsappoln'sa' TURNER decline ID not
improbable.
Th. buying rate to.dsyis premium though
the houses that deal in produce paper declined
huying except from customers,
There Ia much moro activity in the uoucs
......,, ru
nAsAekt oot IL u stll 1ung supplied
~eeN "AAA"s AN'- - o"y Aak - "'%'' -" oS'> -
, 1860-08-13
French Canadian ProteStnnf8 In
Chicago.

French Canadian Protestants In
Chicago.
The semi-edi!or Of the Boston Rseordtr has
recently visited this city aud taken obserra-
tioas Of the French Canadian seceders from
Popery in Chicago and kankakcc county. We
copy the following extract from his report:
The collision between Father ChiuiquJ and
the Komish Bishop, in which the new move
ment began, originated in Chicago, though the
most considerable part Of the work is now at
st. Anne's and at karkakee. But perhaps no
part Of the field il more important, IN the view
Of its being susceptible Of cultivation. There
is IN Chicago a population Of about ten thou
sand who use the French language. including
Canadians, French, Swiss, aud oilers. Aud
these are virtually one people, with common
national sympathies. And this whole field is
free for Protestant cultivation. Tbs past col
llsions with the Irish Bishop have wholly disat-
fec:ed them and repclled them from the 10.
niah hierarchy. There is not now single
homish priest among them. And the more ln-
teligent, and the leading minds among them
sag that they will attend Protestant worship az
soon as church can be procured Tor them.
When Father Chiniquy contended with the
Bishop one hundred and twenty five families
openly espoused his cause, and now fifty tsmt-
lies are decided and intelligent Protestant$-
between forty and fifty persons haze been
<A%@A4
Jury.
"When Father Chiniquy connected himself
with the Presby yserians, the act was premature.
80 far as these people at Chicago were COZ
cerned. They knew little Of Pkesb5 terians, or
Of any other Protestant sect, and 10 knew not
what wns involved in the trunsfer. They were
afraid lest it should be transfer from one
Popery to another. Hence there was revul-
sion against Presbrterianisu,, though not
break With Father Chiniquy-who still takes an
INTEREST," in them, and in matters in general b
their confidence. They. are under the mora
particular care Of Rev. Sir. Beaublen, young
minister Of French Canadian origin, and 3 re.
cent graduate Of Bangor Seminary They hare
chosen to adopt N independent form Of church
government, and 10 for the present to hare Or
ganic connections with no sect and this, Of
course, brings them nearer to Us than to any
other body. Ws d not understand that their
oorganixaiion has taksn I very specific form.
but thsir preacher il decidsdly evangelical.
Thsy meet tor Sabbath worship in school
house part Of the day, and part Of it in Dr..
Rice's church. Their Sabbath School is under
the care Of Dr. Bo5ue, = dentist, who speaks
French with ease, and who is generally an ef-
fecsive helper in the work Tie ladies' regula.-
" sustain female prayer-ueesing.
, 1860-08-13


'.Bu. they do not snjo,s the whole labor & .
their minister. Desidss tha. no y no" ;fa aGf9ao
for the purpose Of collecting a'G 10 .sdaa uu n
meetfng house, much Of bis tinc !" neeaea ~ ~
be spent in the other Canadian Kettls. "e1tEio.
be 4 very important helper of Father eln'qnJ 1
in st. Ammo and hankskee. And then Il. !.
t!ement at Ottswa, and still others, atant, ~ y
eimtlar relation to that in Chicago in regard ~
sbJterianism- m-prefsrring to be independent.
And these especially look to him for guidance.
Those in Ottawa are made up ia part Of the DE-
cendants Of the famous OberIiu.
"What is needed in Chicago is house Of
worship: For this they are seeking to raise
$4,000 abroad. and expecting to raise the reat
among themselves Our Congregational bseth-
rem in Chicago indorse their application to the
Christian public. But they are not in condi-
ton to give them much material aid. They
hare 80 many infant enterprises On their hands,
and these 80 expensive infants, thAt their ut
most resources are in requisition. We think
that there are few calls for aid to new institu-
tons At the West more deserving to be- heard
than THU"
, 1860-08-13

Sxw Tus-Capt. r1tdeson Ia. raschascd ct O. H. rEv"
tie ln, kni!t two ttnce by Campbell VOL.
trson the United Statcr government i, e,
Capt r. utends the coming fz1 and winter transfer The
engine and boiler uf the sEaIn Gore The hull with
view ofce.ng ont the fnlcwu,, srtnS III te .taurch
est an,1 fa*tctt tug ii tue water-.Detso Tribune.
CoL11s1os.-1Le schooner surpri.c. while bling lowed
the Fss yesterday er 0an hF the steamer Foycst
Queer. IL ,H1anv with the lch0nnsE keso'utr.
The iae; vessel by ls1 getting ae1ou.h. TIE srrr.c
cr s: 4toard boM caz!:ed a..y shsh will cot sa
ag4i n.turt. The Surprise tcmalns here fur rcpalss
-lDe.ro!t Tr.bnne.
KB Thr light hou.c keeper 1t FaE1pnrt, Mr.. II. II.
nakcr wrtes Collector fa;ks Ut Cleveland that Tic
haseot there Is nearly lied with sand, ihe caannel ii
q place being ealy thIty TT wlde sand rs.hes n
rrEasd f.trpo't n bad ha1bot to naake.-.1hld.
Tra KEn FEtc.-Ezpt. E. C. Hlauchett h2s disnose4d
Of t4.s0 tuiefeht In the tug He'd Eric.
EB The schooner Kate l.. Brace af lakess n,
rv.d n. New tork The st. ten days from Matsxzas
" III csrtn Of sugag aid lii ,lansca-
Tic atlIouef GF7nl Tu'k cleared ffcm jacksonville
the 9Th uh for Gostun -I1efd.
Tie Leriaan t'ula. Hatt, prriycd ftom Skitaea1ee
last Ilur-2r, having tc1 .ne1.fu1 Targ and hiring.
Ing Into tllA pn. the mammoth boiler Of tie pro1 cr
Orienal lott lat ts Capt H. informs that the nuer
Il anu two yezfa 0tcaad il Of the lI.gct vel
cf the bet used the !AkeA. Ca. H. will
turn IN few days fur The machinery, dc.-lMxckInac
Hri AID. $th.
, 1860-08-13

Recorders Court.
The Graad Jury hare been discharged, hay-
ing finished their lAbors, total as :ollows:
Peter Flynn, Michael Burns, Daniel McAllis.
ter, Eliza Norris, John Peters and John lsow ar
"a, larceny. each Of whom plead not guilty !;
1saiaa, Il. Williams, Asa Williams, Geo. Clark
and Wells Shermsn, t;ro indictments for con.
sp'racJ; Isaiah Ii. Williams, perjury jus. "
Erwin, rape; Mary Williams, aiiss Dutcl, Mary,
assault with Il deadly Weapon William, Corbitt,
larceny; Mary O'ShauXhcnssy, alias Mary
Shaunsssy, larceny Vim. G. Nog.rs, enlb. +
element.
The Court will probably be in session Ill this
week.
David Stanton was convicted Of larceny IS
bailee, for larceny of some *l3 Of an Indian
woman, under pretencc of obtaining liqu:r
license for her, and kept the money. lie To-
ceiEed two years 10 the penitensiary.
Eliza Morris and Johu Peters, larceny; YER
dict guilty; value Of property Il, and time one
year each in peni1entlary.
Peter Flynn, lurceny Of two saws; guilty;
value of property II.
Michael Burns, larceny Of watch from d man
in the cell guilty; vasue Of property $15-
Daniel McAllister; larceny not guilty.
Michael Lotus. larceny Of a pair Of boots !;
guilty four days in county jail.
Joseph uowarka alias Joseph Dorky, larceny
ct silks, satans, &c; guilty; value OF property
SO; nge OF prisoner II years months.
Ellen Egap. larceny Of money; guilty; value
Richard Goss and James Conovy; threats !;
discharged.
, 1860-08-13

p1kp-At Le5den Centre. Csok cousty H. % the nh
bEated lnaian Chef Alexander Ko,nsun aged Is yeas
Deceased, though not advanced In years, Al
relic OF, and associated With, some Of the mcst
stirring scenes in tie history Of this section OF
mixed blood, French and Indian, the chief aud
his now deceased partner have in later years
conformed to the customs and habits Of life Of
the dominant race. They lived in mos. COM
Portable style. A correspondent Of the Jourt.ak
says:
Mrs. Robinson was an amiable and kind
hearted old lady. She was about half Indian
blood, and spent her early days among the sons
OF the forest. She always adhered to the lnd'an
mode Of dress. and spoke pottaxntomis md
French: Although perfectly familiar with 1he
English language, she could neser be induced
to converse in that language She was good
cook and housekeeper, and many OF our city
bellies might hare taken lessons Of the good old
lady in household economy. and all the accom-
plishments Of good wife, that would be worth
more to them than course Of lessons on the
piano.
, 1860-08-13

ST. JOSEPH. August ll.-Denver City news tc
August 4tl,, has been received The trial |.
Of tbe K,ety Moantaia .ytrs. closed Thursday
The jury etood one for and II against acquittaf
The caec was then referred TO the people, wbe
roted to send him out Of Denver. Con para
tively few cit'zsns were present, the crowd
being principally made up Of Wo7 DIS friends
He was escorted to the edge Of the town BY
twenty five men, aud thence for sereral miles
BY his gambling friends. The result OF the
trial was altogether unexpected in the comnu.
mtg, mud has caused great indignation.
Mining news is unlmportant. No rich lead.
have been opened lately. Many are leayirg
daily for the States.
The last express from Denver brought sl3 .oOt
in dust
, 1860-08-13

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Aug. 11.-A tiendish at
tempt to commit wholesale murder wss made
by some Douglas Democrats On Wednesday
night, By tearing up u ra:l on the Caicsgo, A.
ton and St. Louis Railroad. at the steep en-
bsukment at Lick Greek bridge, the evident in.
tention being 10 rrecipitate the large Kepubli-
can excursion train from Springfield, bound Tor
the south. down the steep hill side. Fortunate.
y, the diabolcal trick WAS discovered in time
70 gave the train, otherwise there would proba-
bly, have been wholesale slaughter Of excur-
sinnisfa ~
, 1860-08-13
Democratic Meet1ne--Attack upon 1
Printing Office.

Uemotfat1c Meet1ne.-Attack upon 4
Printing Omce.
AcCoSSELspuno, Pa, August 1.-THE DEM
ocracy held County Meeting last night at
which there was a regular skrmish between
tile Douglas and Breckenridge parties, aud
much bitter feeling was eviueed. The meeting
broke up in row.
Duling the absence Of Mr. LAWSON, editor Of
the Democrat and Cresceat, the DreckiuridRe
party entered his office, mutiated the forms,
run up the Breckinridge asg aud issued IN
excitement. i personal encounter topk place
after the meeting between Nj. Lawson, editor
Of the Democrat and G. A. Smith, Breckin-
ridge man md an attorney. lawson gave
Smith the lie when the latter collared him.
, 1860-08-13

TknnE HArrE, Ind, Aug. 1l.-Bradford, the
murderer Of Wright, wss captured this morn
ing By Bailey, 4 detective, shout txo miles this
sida Of Pin-Hook. and il in Terre uarte await
ing examjp atieu.
, 1860-08-13
OxweEo Market.

0t 1A114H&E3.I UfRbe6, Apk4 H.
kIua-n moderate demand for tic home interior and
ns u.as tsas for ext.a ssate s610 for favortte
.n. ~ ~, hsst u ~ demand but parties generally
Il ls - III ba .d saes S, hu white htsana n
esaxe; ea,! as, tp1sa laa4na SIX, and 10 bu lii.
w4ts1- EXC; cum II 10 New Iufx ~'~A' A"e'' -'~ :
--nAkf lMFok1N-A4.1u bu wheat ian nnn hn xa,n
~A@A1 Il ae'a1a -ae"o ~ waea;. Is 30 b eexni
, 1860-08-13
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

r. 6Afc1okT Eyfz,na, August II.
FRE1duTS-Aeuve. but ah.dc easier. Bark Fine
sehr j. or.nt sud C. r. Wlrm1 corn to Poet ColboFnt
a4c schr Marx Il. Slbley, wheat to 0swcso scl
SIM Of ltopc wheat 10 Kngtton At sc sehs Katc Rich
monl. to Ktnssop At sehr @. L. Newman, wheat
to BuAio at ekc sch1 Onward same 1t bXc sehE Como
ill., cozn to Buffalo atbc.
floUR-Recells., eqs b1ls sL.pue.ts 7bt bsla. Afs'
fct cl1 ind dropping. snes w<rc:o b1s Nrd ntefa D.
tts6 hel ;s10 btl4 good Spring E1ta on pf~r inns
bsls Fountain low grade extra 1t eta on In - DIS
"Bsidse CITY" sprirs supc1ane Al h1sh on uaes.
NuEAT-ReeeIpts lsf,Ios bu. Shipments. lea''66 bu.
Market acsre nj declue Of ICING. saes we1e - fol
lox,o bu No VII te wuter u u .os III STORE GOO bu
MOL Kc., At q OF in stor ;o0 ba d. At cox in tcIe
eooo bu do ii q In so lu No do Ut pc In sto1c
TOO bu Rejected lied at tic In soe 1000 hu n" do at n
on track 10 tu No spng at 9tc IN osc 800 lu do II
s'xc In 500 t d, ri 9oe in ttorc 1000 In do At
~. ato1e 5000 bu do at sske In oo hu 60 At sc
in store 1000 ba No spring at t:ef O. b. $50 hu do Mt
SIC In ato.c l2oo0 bu do 1t In store 1900 hu do at
Sic in store co.. tu Rejected Spring al 7se Ia stosc 0
bu do n 54c in s:ura.
CORN-Rtc.1pls Is ~ bu. Sllprcnts z. .e77lu. Mar.
kct active and steady. Sa.s follows -3o0 bu "a
nal It axe atoAt 1T do ut dc adsat 100 bu do II
4sc auoat 100 bu do At tsAc a a 90 bu No do
41kc! b. Is 90 bu No II {sc In s.orc 1909 bu do at
%sAc 10 stors lto bu do At 4sxc in store; 500 bu No
ut Ia Store 40 bu do 4:kc In stote 10 tu 10 a,
+:tci in stoFr; 500 tu Rejected ri 46c 10 stcrc.
oATS-Kecetptx, s,oD hu. No sh,pm.n:s. Market de-.
elncd 1c. Sas 800 bu No nj &c aaoat 80 tu
1o ut sc In tu tn At 81 In 6oEe 100 bu do At
eic in 4t4re ;sl2 baes ut &c IN trxrk.
KYF-kccsir1s. ass bu. No shipments. Market au}et
and lowe5 Sales $50 bu No at sc In etore 1900
tu do at :5s aduat III bags do Il Sc on track.
ALcOu0L-Mayke. drm aud ttcz4,y At SIC Z, ca,
EEfTEK-Ffksn Butter hteadv. With . fair slIpr!rc
demand salec. Cholce Day In fair request ut
, 1860-08-13

DUBUQUE, Aug. 1l.-RiEer feet deep; weath-
er clear; temperature 61.
La SALE. Aug. ll.-Riyer 81 inches On the
bar and falling slowly.
PEKs, Aug, 11.-Riyer falling; feet and
inches on tbs bar.
, 1860-08-13

MARION, Ohio, Aug. 11.-Threc persona. Two
men uames unknown, md II. 4. Seymour, 4
lad OF eleven years, were seriously injured q. u
Douglas poe-raising here Ibis afternoon BY The
upper section falling when about e5 foot high
The men will probably recover, but tho lads
skull was terribly fractured, and he cannot re-
, 1860-08-13

ITO MILL OWNERSHIP un-
l. d-rsik ned .fesres tc ut FIGURING NIL, or VIVID
take situation head miller In tr>tcar. NJ duod
Ief.re1c. given Of desired. A1dress 4. +. COLBUk,
Jefferson, VIZ. issx,w
, 1860-08-13

49, LAKE ~u1KE RAILROAD
1soo Summer Arrangement. 1860
10aH.-Sew York and l"ston E,pr.s-.a4}y r,expt
e"uday-via thr OIL: line SA~NPs
s~o opm7;Skht EApsoss--ldy except saturdsr-yts v,t
Hnftttlhr II ard lfrrcit with Il, all
Interior in O4s, FtnE~ysans New Yo.I md H. w
Enxna states and csnada.. ' s1' 'Ae 4>s"
The ~ SIN iran t,,untc. !. 4. t1r.rI,p1 - r a.
ste.me!s W. tht'f.Ll anil 4lTi bF RCFfAlt1 il
*Hn H It hI'r nr train ut ef EutI Jaily
fFxlhx. 1 0A'|%'' v" ~ 6AT
IL, wora1uIs Patent SletrIpx Tar. accompany Al
hlxht tfalh] IN this route 10 y, 7. aEt avstun -
ekets '7n b. ha, II ali ttki offices !n ,be e.t sna
de{rt. - " $3.50 4e1 - 'os
Trains leave rut,u 4. II II en- ,ra T., =, ,n, .s.
, 1860-08-13
Fire..

HEw oRtEASs.- row Of buildings, on Royal
street, exteuding from the Custom House to
Briuyil1e street, occupied as furniture, liquor
and piano stores, were burned last night. Loss
smnll and mostly insured.
1.erdo Te Jada writes that the Constitutional
Government has certain intelligence that the
Spanish Government is fitting out IN expedi.
tion TO give moral support to Miramon's third
expedition aguinst Eerg Cruz.
, 1860-08-13

Br TELEaRArNI fxw TohK+ Aug. II.
FtorR.-Ma1ke with nj strkItE cl1ane-. Demand mod
eI2ie export while tA hone trade refuse to tulcha.e
taa fufcsnt to supply the Immediate wants sales
1850 tE Ut aa9&5"o fur suptEre tate; t3a s3 ior
extra State; ta L - for SUPER western &osa3&5 for
II MEDIUM extra western: 4345Gt5oO fof shipping
btands ext'a R. H. o. Market cntng ttt1fY q! t sa,es
Ab nj 6053 b. cFo for cxp0r Canadian dour rules euIet
1E:c have undctEne M.teai change Sales $50 byts At
&3.t0 for eupeT &333.3l for common choice ezra:
lye Guur steady Al - 0 Csu meal quite scarce aud
hf1.. Sales s01 h1s jersey 1t &35o.
NHsET-Flfn. ralta ~ bribat Hc,
GzAIx-W heat-tu'l. Hjnter without impoFta spre
Wlte tpruk only be sold at REDUCTION Of e3c Ier
bush. bales 1910 bua1 v,Ty h1ht8om- while Mic1te IN Vt
446; t40J hush winter red u 1,t :S10l
bush white 1odaaa at s1s.: 800 t. cLo &C Old wh.to
Kentucky Ut 4l.t0. 1U00 bush ~h!tc dn Ut
600a bu. choice atHr etrr1 nj as: 7a0 bsh I'D
wlitc Indiana n Il Skcs1.41 and I10 bush new rcd
s.'ucEn vt 43oGl-3e Kycquiet At roc. Cu1n-ttwte.i
hsr, and clotcd d10opE. ha1es d. goo bush c fnr
nuund mixed westsn Including parcels the close ii
&C. oas-l moderate request nj &1Sc Tor we4cEn mud
CsDod au 3se for stale
PRoyIsl ns-Pik-nnrc active ala h5prt uatt1c.lasly
for plne Sales e!h1 h!s 1T tl9.t2 FIR nc>- q m
for old do: 41195sHs5 for prime; $l3as for old
pnme. Berf-9u e. sales 20 bs ii t.s los iur prime
q s8s 81 fer &8@ 10 II for repacktd .+4s +iesli
foT C1tEa Prime letf dull aad n1nlna lj-i
as very quiet n 1D 15c for western state Cut mcaa
Quet sc for shoulder lie fur hams. Lard AID heavy:
M lsHGtl:4. EtAr selling II Nsl6r fur Ohio lsesanc fof
State Cecsesteldy Ut 9HG1Uxc f1E Inferior 10 prime
GRocE1is-Cone- very 9ult. sugar gultt and tteady.
Linda cnhn a 6x973s. Mvlasses Without striking
chApEt Barbados .SE.
, 1860-08-13

3A tXNQfS IAENA
Depos, IL sra. nntlc.. than i've d..S rec@sed and
t:eracates of Deposits *uec. lrt<'r-' A. !1 rtr cent
viii he allowed sispo+t4 OF this cescr;tn :cr the
funds have rera3Icd 10 hanJ- Epee 1c! All
certificates nre payable :ema1 81: in ike fu1ds
derositet.
, 1860-08-13

DcpeA, received Eufzrnt Account fc,n, rs1te* IN
stY or torpsry and ural Accommodations :raosru
Frgufar dtpotters and correspondence
Interest On tazaecs can uniy be allowed IN .5se
s,xcaai agreement. have te-a ula1e . t'.t EJECT.
receive depc-;t- payable 4. sret.te c. ~hlsh
lnte.ctt will be allowed,
, 1860-08-13

TO SOAP AND CANDLE
IL MAKEES--1 Will sell my 80 sp ani Candle ac;o'y
an4 dxtnres cheap cash, reudt szcs.ent tEtye
ha power .tc4i ensins and olrr. rae ctauce Is
offered for fsirnus IT rn1aEfr. in 1ho business