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Tho xOnaVcA In PAfladerpbfa

PnlLAnELrH1A, July o3.-The Chicspo z,u.
aves arrived here this atternoou Tney were
received By tie Washington Grers, who escort
Cd them thrnugh The pr,t cipal streets in I, =
city to Joues' Hotel. An immense crowd gath,
efea IL "A1cA their movements, and the uniyer.
sal sentiment at the perfeetnes, Of ih.;r All
and marching was that Of admiration, Pres,-
deat Beadhead, Of the Can.den and Atlantic
railroad, teudersd them Ill invitation ia yis,t thc
sea.shore early next week.
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-Four Ladies and ono Clllfd 20 Over
Black River Eallx--Au Killed,

WA1EssowS, July as.-Fiya persons. Mrs. J.
u. PTiueau und child, Ars. j.. j. 81. Priresu,
over the Black R,ver Falls, ut this place. ia :,
bout this afternoon and all were drowned. Til:
body of oue lady is to be seen hanging upon :,
rock below the Fall, and efforts nre Leing made
to reach it.
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=.
Lunbs'. tI*'.-... s6t's6 lfop. bs,........... Il:
The grain market remains much the sance as
| on Yesterday Tia d.;ra-;o. ~ t7,t... r--.--,
.,. ~ aoa ~, u "aeas 1ooseo
W Heat'Y o',o"o pns5eld, "a'ch il lsrger than
| for any previous day since The new rro, co,,.
n,enced tn arriv. ria r,,-ta, sho,-n f -, ..<1
al .,,u,.t;a. f.. c.- Nv a.''
GU a'&efauon IRON 1orner quotattone. There
".S good demaad for ali graIes uud fair
business was doing. the bulk or thu, ,n,cb,s.s
beico tasa, hv ot;.,. ~"aE'"
and .at.s s,,oa, .,;,.t. ...,: III ~.
49,. ~ .o,@ ssn' assi'ne' 40. Sold
~" ~ @4oc ana No. : to 3ll:, the marker
1e,s act;ve hu, bo,do,. oe
49, .s~..s' 0'a u ea''ee samples asked
~ an7ance' Among the sales We reported was
1.9vs bus new TO arrive at a5.. th;s il ,ha E-.,
sale of tbe new cron ,t., t,u ,o,,
..,". 49,. ' -. N'|' oesa 'aaos ID our
,'a' Aes LUIS seaSon' LIE receipts Of Rye are
beavy and the market sctise. Earley .lu!l prith
little ot.srinr Thxra wux a., ,.,;,., :-.:1 lA
roa..,,a 49, - - ~ "e'''e '09u"y LOT
-se's ""o uu'noe' u cAanefs were made at
i: for "orn to Buffalo. uighwines are dull and
unclaused, small lots being ls6tlsI. h,t ro,n,
lot, arc dull at ,7.h7,-.. - ,,,l us,s,. .nu
.s;.,, s"' l1''es dul'
VIII 'e" arriving. There Is good Skipping
demaud for Butter and p.ices show a e1is at i'm.
provetnent. Other articles remain n, chanoad
Sr, Lor,s NA7Knrs-Julv o. -t,orr-1, e..
ter IF onpst and nr,me r,;;vad 80 .,,t''. oe'7
roud shining order ,,trd q. t,,,,,s 'e"o"s ID
while cou11n,n u,ixed * du1 .,d ~ mNss'
Eales / IL; Lars northrr1 m;~ad ~ 80.
hays NIX d vt 4l6ftGc. !. 1sn hs,s =, H. W
cho;re m;rpd nt 4Smtsc aa,;r.-s.1, p,mc ~ apu
njxed white ut 41filtc, am, 49,, 4..oo puss
chnicr ve1ln,v NJ tsSy.1c ,nr.,1r - s .tta
Ia acs rI;n,a ond r,,s.ca s,h;.a =: sHe'eo, lstoe
t,,,Ir!.a ,as,i,- sa1;-ara.I " ~ Soe-''G, III ne"
i.r.,,. M 49, ,4 t. o-hsee'p4s
S.irs n'dav ;n.lnd. ~ @.1 suane"oat 'oFer.
mi. ,,,.tj -. - -" al .'@
bags do, in new sunnle4 and nsnsbur,,. At a1c.
ll3 bags rlo:ce new ut sec; rs bar3 cbu;c..
old 1t 3SG34c, in good and new bars M h.0s
new 1T nc: and suu,e f;l0 bacs old - .,,E7 ~"
ba.s returned. Harl.y-Dutl- Sa;es III
bags spring ut 47f.m30c inc1udinw h,.,.
Ftour-Market very dull. No sa),, ~,
ronnd sbipninx |n,s. exeent nt l,.s.
DECLINE. Ia 6lj1ur nrders we 80
Sates OF 800 bb!s ri.v Sinner NJ :. ~, :, III.
fancy at is 40: las ha1s ctg ,n,rrt;n. ~ " a. ~,
and 80 ba,x c,untrr er,rs ~ aa7s ~. H.. w.
Whea.-Spuertine qualities duii NJ io~a.
Will. prime aad cbn,cs for arr, 4 ',,r :, "s
tanned Salss comprise ! no surinp an1 c,N,,
=, u,,C1q1-. III h.as .,,,,,.,a, "au s'uo
fall from :soulysc; small lots Medi, frsn. IN 1T
Il NJ; 500 bags good and prime tall At $l,01G1
! o.; f;5! bags strictly prime at &lV;Ml1T
and All bags ezra CHOICE red ami whlls ffrn,
Sl.1at to $1.l5@l.l6. Rye-Market steady.
wnh sales OF 640 pays in lots Ut sic. in ba;s'
and two or three lots choice Oh pirate terms
Provi>ioas-M -Markrs quiet and firm. Sales tu-
day include !; casks country clear side. .. 1sc: !
$ canks city canVas:ed hans ut II /. md 50 Casks
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IL tntu pt.nx>
,..
In asse compact iamphc: Of ~ doublc- colun Pages,
yon o.v,p., c,.tr, ,n
a.
70 COMPACT aaa she'' 'Is with suitable effort Gu
'he pm VI ea's eaa'asef' and l> c0a'lutss it may
~ @,s.' ''*' " 'ue Nos'n"e'' before tie ea'' 'fo is
c'oadefea reliable md authentic narrative u .hc life Of
As1AuAH Observation-Disclosures Il a tic substance AZ til.
of teat remarkable CAMPAIGN. Head the following table NJ
CONTENTS,
CHAPTER 1-E.u, ,,x,
1A1s Nur!FIel BY 1nans His
Sch""!. FIFTY Years Axc-Remoysl to lnj a"a "E
hecaTbe fra usas sxf.ox Cl.raci+s T hi. hh M'1hsr
iisashstss:: 1NS' VI '''4'''~A'"' "e'feF"
limos in 1ss,-rsp1e!er n ss sor,le,a % sns %ase po,
t'c laa opulai oa~K nusal o. se Icaie Fas
hs-IAeir Mode Of itavel--F"un4 TX 4nmLes HON.
Building q Log Cabin AMI Making Kails--Synhn, 49,
cu.rrr,. ,,r
e''af4''l in-f1tT tTda2ts n9451As s-c-r&S-lsDlAz
Fist Isoats al4 Flat Hostm.n-A Copamercat RrYou+,o
taes 70 ~ V:ssSssss. Z, h rt Tast1
il: f1st Ii.wE VIsa, V.Iuote-,x;st topIiatt,-
ns'n, H.. seeo.d And 1had 4neTno VA Eudtd
,r.,r-u ~
@ssn ,fr,r"nt ~ ., e .;r r T. as So!e q Hew
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u.~ ~ ~''''e'1'o' 10 a. Inc fremont
nlS.~AT.-At about O'clock on Friday eyen-
c.m- ,,,ri,o 49,, ~. ..s.. .' o.'a.aaees
~, t,r,un,,.1u ,r;,,.~... "1'"oa' w. afa'e''
war;. .tnua.d :. -. ~ cs' ,..:. ue nofses
foru ,,o;.'it. "NA'"1A5 haa4' De-
c.-.-:
Dk1 Uttered '-Ad*sors fFess dnd Tribune:
see " LUG 1''a<s thAt The states Of Illinois.
are e!uiucd 10. Douglas. l vii, he4 s,oo IN
-4ch Of the s,utes, md m additional +1m ,h.,
win a1i tI.e Lets A line Addressed 10 "c,r
Ptas a,.d Tribune cftice, y i'll receive astentiou.
cn,ckEx spx.,,xo-A German hcv rs,,.a
John yapcs va. bcfors The po1;.e cor,t ~
E.tu7day cbary.d with utxn,;av rh;ct.,. +,
consideration Of his youth. nd tho fact TINT
h. WIN ;,aur.a tn ths rr;ra hr o,a.,,.x.;..
who .ucceeded in escapipe urrest. he Va, IL,
If with a flne of Is md costa. and m nd.
nuou.,.ou 10 bprare of bad compupv.
.r.n n,,,;,. =. V-d,-.1,,,
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~ .@.A1MneiYhh.i oawzno. July =,
tkASM Nj Z i uncznxgd. ", s3tea Of potrrnt d.nr,
une7ansed Sales Of 3oUt tu ln..aEa Ut s ULr- .E4us
qu ct. > -$1'-0
c4sAL Fxkn:Hrr-Dall snd Unchanged r1cur u .h.-,,
e,ccE's4 to New Ymk. ~ >
LAKE, l4fuHr-1t5,f1 bI ~ cat
tAsAt LxFvk1-l3e et1 bu WHEAT . Ho bu corr.
, 1860-07-30
i Day In The New Pcnftcntiary.
Hou H-E W.E.1-T .S.sD WHIT R:R
HxN" THEHE,
cosy1crs pr1LuIxC 1uElR OWN pRlsos.
Final Abandonment Of the Alton Poni.
teutiary.
Tia shspss The q~~rrj<s% Ttisx xr~ph, Fe.

1h* ShsPss The 4a~rrjrs> T+l<fr@ph, Fe.
We went 10 the renitenhary Ut Joliet, Pre-.
cikely as many convict hud gone before, on
co."."afafion, but It Was communication with
difference. Prison walls hase received uaapv
wight thankful to escape q rope = end and his
own; We avoided nothing more serious than
what was threatened by the murky clouds. e,en
thea beginning to drip, Us our monster train.
oi nineteen cars trundled heavily up, and came
to dead halt at Cold spring Stu,ion, thirty
s'z miles from this city, on the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, Oh Saturday the esth day
Of Juiy. 1860.
ITO be or not to he =" Of that pic nic for the
Gay WAS the question. The ladies Of our party
Looked ut the fkies brim,ning With what Byron
calls " Natures tear Drops" at the grore, pass.
iog fasr, but doubtless wet from the prey,ous
ram ial'a Of the morning. We adhered 10 the
Smaller share Of the monster train, and wHhjpy
eur fellow t1cursionists in double sense = rery
good day, dashed OF atquiekeped speed for The
Peaften'1ary. a five miles run from Gold
Spring 'auded us at the busting city Of Joliet,
An omnibus was chartered and utter ride
OF mile and half, the leader Of the party de-
h'ered his pr1sonsrs, "fuiiy committed" to
the pen'tentiary for tue day. Deputy Warden
James Congdon, received the willing inmates
Tue remcuabrauces Of pleasant experience OF
his hospitalisits aud cour,esies is ours, as We
turn from these merely p rsonat and priynte
matters 10 what the readers Of the Pass AND
TRIBUNE. are. really more intcrested in
what we SAW at the Penitentfary.
The old prison at Alton il Abandoned. The
record Of convict life in that city and on its
blud TINT outlooks upon the Mississippi, ia clos
ed forever. Dnring goodly period Of nearly
aquarter Of u century it WAS tho involuntary
and forced Mecca Of the convicted lin courts)
scamps and scoundrels Of our State. 1t was
our first State I'eaitsntiary aad throughout
its entire history has known but Que Warden,
ever an efficient and excellent officer, Col. S.
A. Bncknaster- Alton will never hare anoth.
er Warden for it las ceased 10 contain peni-
Tertiary. The late prison. lis real estate and
apaurtenauces. hare passed, By the terms of
their contract, to Messsa- Sanger d Casey, who
are building the Few institution at Joliet
They lars jost removed the last Of the con.
r'cts thither, and the old prison will be disman-
tied and devoted to other and less notorious
uses,
The Joliet Peaitentiasy will, when coup1et.
ed, be by far the finest. NOS, ample and per.
feet of anv nena1 ;nst;t,tioo ,f ;+s ,,.s. i, .h
United States, and nc mar yrite tbs world
It vii! be finished in abou. three years time
from the present full, and will cost $500 .0oo-
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PkIsusA1--Ais1 Dix, the eminent plitau-
shrop's'. who h1s tsroscd so much Of her ii.
'"''''n 10 The welfare Of the inmates Of prisons
ana honses Of correction, is al tho fremont
4an1e
, 1860-07-30

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN c&r.,
Arn"r!a Lasa'~. 1865 In c,f,- .''
tN,+ws. OTTAWA. "a, hi corn.
E<.cue. - ihrn-. A,e bic yat.s dressed srnbe
I'll. S.e-1c-. A:ltn., ~ Iuic ,asLs trssa i stars
unwh<'tt. Jolirt, 5 0 dt- @''
D Y ii-it. Lotkr"t, :rt n.IL.e.
Gs"F.s rosrs. 6:.tA Il n,t:z,.
Abbey. sp ax'is, IA Sale - go lu1u. q iath
7 IL Ah.ua.i, Lo<SI~',. xht.
VI -ttEn-, AiHt:i.. !sht
ke.ce ~ h. s -trrD:ps <sfk 70 ~ ;Y.n ca ~. 4,,
low. " - fufI,tuEe " - "
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"a MpA1GN DOCUMENTS

no5t'e't's Life L'sra]a. / 6cr, s!al
Nf2w ID tn1 .iAt,,in. ~.
Hp~sti's - a
tIri5aifn - s..
l4r'' II ani Il III rs D+htea 40e,
1lettFs lnp+nttnk l.Ft.ts; 20.
", e:.i1 = ~ is uNleaa -, x>lc1 1re-
,,:t ~ :ins ~ trf Is Vile sw.-s V:ra:s l0v
r"E'E4 + Of Linz lin !, = 81: ai oc aid f. zach
Lueasn ea:ees- a:+a:'ei enor- trr.
r." Leaa's; &C. Ga lcatufes # Candidates.
nousaa Mute I'D t<i'er ,.ptt-
Portraits cf Dous1ss t u feU IL. s0c .ra NJ e,rb
nousas B.tRee Asserted cuI =: loc. Doux'as Ne H.:
:5c sh- ,haas l.'s Of pst*ks; q. .tAat. Llf:
rec sn!sF :0c Reputaean Rsrnr xtr poftr IT., t.
y -recIl: k'Ine' ~no p, t,a"- &c. L[-cln tLg+ al
s'z'r- ftouEas ak.. slt .z'. ''
ou.E- to- an, Of the sices will receive psnr pt
attention. l!o"rt discounts t11d t. tie t1ad: an ar-:.
Weaa fr pafeu 10 d nIe for .ny camoateu c,..,I.
ments red b, K<2 .tft7n. or Dcu ,r,at..
Acdst~s ". b. KEEN,
Wholesale Hookt+lfxE AID Stafun,r
f.2k uf
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.GtEAN~ ~n.............3n'v.s Il.
lb;- hans : ,1 *aa.i - ~ s.ais rss.is nrs: -
>, BY, p,tk. !. sb:s a,ns ~ bass ira. = hi:
- -Aes'': Is tuu. h.v. ~ nr1y. -
stmr En7t. aufl tr,tai t4asen, IL tts T. ID. a..
ails. :, IL. wiIa.n..
l1"7 ~ sa.tuss", Kraafd-"" U:t!su-hurrh. 1n1u tu
Ers Nas e.. n..k II, ursh, l,no Lu ert 1,.,
ha whra', p ibis ttni-. ' '''
Sch- UrtAyfA Iuh:lou- Ie t.rr l!e.
-chs l.dt u the t-k~ sty-u.. i:1Y-i Af0, hu cum
ser y lh:rsl. U'atr-..7 L III q. II. IL a9 c,tn
:chr Mtz'f =; h.M -. l,aft''. l, uu tu curu.
$chr N tshet, Mct;t.!. Mu.kr. n
Schr Mariner, Bak-:. psltt,.n'. litr.
sehr hir ~.tt. Eessu, %tLtrEy:s,
-ohe tiuid,'.J bison. two ksvtfs
~ehr in EIia.. AIMt:lf, lnfa r, iHr0Ubu e31nx
sc4E .AFrv*. Au44uily. IuhAn, :,U bu r.ru 400 In
setr r rsra"n IN AM. H-a.'o. 19tt&f hn err.
schE E-httfpt sf Ill nt e.. pt4.. Htu0 bu cutu.
-thr nary. Il cer-ua. : tt t+avrr.
Schr ELfn r1ke. -sd k21nax -.
, 1860-07-30
THE CITY.

~ The Blker yoralists are giving conc-rt
u Massachusetts,, and arc meeting with good
success,
1E Families visiting Graceland Cemetery
aod Park by horne railroad and omnibus ate
fclcrTed - the advertisement ia another co].
, 1860-07-30

EosroS, 3n'y os.-The ship Sanset, from Bos-
Ton to New Orleans, WIS wrecked July 9th, ia
Caico's passage. cargo between DECKS sAved
Grew arIi:ed Mt Turks Island. Ship valued
at $4,000,
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Four Good Thing A.-.An n Excursion OF
RfEA&Urc. RE0fif aad fkE II ep0fenca.

Four Good Thing s.-~An n Excurx1ou Of
Pleasure, Profit ahd Bencyolence>
The congregation OF Calvary Church propose
visiting Fxthvr Chiniquy's French Association
Colony TOMORROW, (Fuesday) 3lst-
4 grand ride on the fa1orite l. e. r. r, to n
beautiful grove, with happy company. is the
first iuducemcat.
Again. one will have M opportunity Of visit
ing personally this fur famed mission, hearing
and seetng fs Eimsclf
Tue third benefit will tc tue aiding of u feeble
Church in erecting On editicc. at is more
blessed to give than 10 receive"
All COME. Bring your baskets full, aud you
will cn!oy the fourth good thing. ~
, 1860-07-30

The Rivers aud 1lle Weather.
DgsUauE, July 2s--River 2! feet, cloudr;
rain thus u'crnsng. Their. Ct.
LAsALLE, Julr as-liiser IL inches on bars
weather thick and rainy.
, 1860-07-30

THE E1erns1oS TO CoLD SPRING Gaoyr.-rhs
e1curs'on of the Sabbath Schools Of the Frat
Presbyterian Church to Cold Spring Grove, on
Saturday, filled sixteen csrs> Although the
erjo5mect Of the day wm marred
by the slight rain fan. At intervals, ,be
excursion ~as one OF much pleasure md .n..
cess to the little folks.
, 1860-07-30

VNU III AHNFVHtEVf&He
lEASESwoR1n. july 2s.-Ihe bail occupied
BY the Germau Turner's, with its contents, was
tntai]y destroyed by tire tetw ecu apt clock
this nlornlng. Loss about ~, ,joU; Insured for
f1.50D. TIE fire il supposed so hare been the
work of a1 inceDdlary,
, 1860-07-30

CAccRr.-~1he police hare for some time
been On the lookout for one Teddy Regau,
charged with beng oas Of tho parties who
burg1ariourly entered she store Of Jas. Creote.
corner Of West Water and Lake streets, aoms
three or four weeks since, and stole three
chests oftea. Two ofthe parties we're arrested
1t the time. end held to bail, but Rcqau raan-
aGed TO ciude the officers until Friday night
last, at which time be was nrreeted. lie wa
tsken before Justicr Aiken on SATURDAY. no,n-
ing, aud committed for want of bail in the snm
Of <aou. lie is An old offender, and is also
charged With being ooucerned in the robbery
Of two stores on Chicago avenue, sud one On
the North Side,
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"TYCO0N. 3" "

uS3rtofSJ
r. &. HALL, KLMBAIsK Il CO.,
Aa Jurc1ters and De4.srs IN
IRON, NAILS, STEEL
:sn HEAVY P:RpwAKr,
*slf - iA-; II if=.-.s&svl &s1ues ga!xxa H.
, 1860-07-30


there the ear caught the clank Of Il chain. as
some Of The more desperate bore this hea,y and
calling badge upon th~ir ankjes.
In the Hospital We found several nick ron.
vlcte. and here presiding physician from your
city, Dr. Royal, himself convict, who has seen
better days Of educstion and social place. but
wa, dragged down By drink. Did We see 9th.
ers known to Chicago citizens? Yes. The
conv'cts are al! there, all in prison gsrb, all at
labor. There il no exemption. Precedent Of
position ct grade in society ayails aothinc.
Convict labor is contracted to the Warden.
Tue junior Of the contractors, Messrs- Sanger
= Casey, Is Prison Warden. and be, Sam, Il,
casey, is an Illinois Institution in himself. The
shops ere 10 constitute a line Of buildings forty
'est wide by nearly eight hundred feet in Length.
Oh three sides Of un immense square, OPENING
towards the South. The power at p.c.cyt !. y
superb engine OF 100 horse power, located in
toe NORTH e..t angie of the lines Of shops. Its
'e11o" Titan Is 10 occupy The opposite angle On
Inc \ northwest. The shops now completed are
tas n'aehine shop, blacksmith shop, and wood
ahops' The product Of thesc, thus fxrespeca1tr
'he '"o former. has been the iron work for The
prison cell-doors. bedsteads, 8c., and tho
quarryipg implements.
FROM the wood shops hare been turned ont
agricultural implements, dressed staysx. ard
wagon work. There are also an extensive tail
or'og shop aud shoe room. both chiefly bu,x
o. course, upon convict wear. Yet the CREATES,
ou'k ot the present work is obviously in the two
, 1860-07-30

w ATSoN V. CUk II Co.,
~ CtAAAS.,1uH AEhtuAxTx.
For!se rurcaa.e anu ss.,,t
PORK, ELtEE, GRAIN ANn Stink
No. 2,sE iso,.,' Wltcr street. Gr;.u.o.
~ '''-"T " ny ..-.-. > Il. rar AzHsn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05
(ouyrrssiouai.

,>aToN Aprii 3.-Stadft.--The Chair
Nasn,, message from the President re-
F'rs'.ns ,fairs IN Utah.
sls.' :; ,een called mp his resolutions rebuk
Ma conduct Of Gov Medili. the Comp
so ~ and asked their reference TO the proper
ts tsI salisbury defended Medill, as a merito
~. ~. 1trlcer. a warm discussion ensned, and
Us! ,sa 81 beet was postponed.
is o.. homes ,ead bill was up. and advoca ted
~ pngh and opposed by Mr.. Wigfall.
49, The Committee on Military Affairs
I'D against the amendment TO the Mill.
= .cademy bill, calling out volunteers in
~; f. Po!ysamy bill was discussed, and will
Oh on tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05
IA Large and Attractive Supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN 4 FOX.


Have been opening during the past two weeks,
and are now prepared to offer, a complete assort-
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots Of Foreign Goods, which will be sold at
prices much lower than those OF former seasons
We mention few only Of the most attractive ar
tices
English BEREGES, in immense variety:
Eng lish and French BEREGE ROBES; to 10
VOLANTS;
very large assortment of SILKS, of every va
rety of sly lie, at Is to 80 cent below the cost
of Importation.
French Printed JACONETS and ORGANIZES;
TRAVELING-DRES GOODS, of every descrlp-
ton:
Spring DELAINES and CHALLIES;
French and India FOULARD SILKS, some en-
tirely new and handsome designs
Our stock of Domestic Staple Goods has never
been moro extensive.
NEGRO CLOTHING, of every grade.
Amongst the last named we would call the spe-
cal attention Of buyers to some very large lots OF
Virginia and Georsia Plain and Striped OSNA-
BURGS, and q large variety of other articles OF
BREEDEN L FOX,
NH l2-4wif 2l7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05
M Liverpool and London

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital SO oQo moEAnnua, !, Income, e 25O. 600
Invested in the United States, over $500 900.
All Directors personally responsible for the en-
gagements of the Company.
We respectfully ask attention to the security OF
the LIVERPOOL AND LONDON INSURANCE
COMPANY, to its policy holders in it's large cash
capital and investments. as stated above.
The large capital and income of the Company
enable II to take lines convenient to parties re-
quiring large amounts of Insurance.
In addition to tine ordinary mode of lnsu, ance
this Company issues PERMANENT POLICIES
the ayment of TEN ANNUAL PREMIUMS
Property Is tthencef"rth PERMANENTLY IN
SURED. The policy can be cancelled at any time
and the prem um will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make Insurance by loss OF
rents by fire. on new and most liberal princi pie
Under the Policies of this Company, all claim:
are paid upon presentation of satisfactory proof o
loss without abatement or deduction for interest
and not rs usual. SIXTY DAYS after presentation
of proof WORKMAN Il WYATT. Agents,
100 Main street, few doors above Post Office.
NH 3l-6t
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ygw YORK. Aprl 4-Stocks beiter-Virginia 6 $
g.. j,nttou dull Breadstuifs generally unchanged.
5,ey.oBs dun and unchanged. Naval Stores
tm RICE unchanged. No quotabe change in any
sIes IN New York. April 3. of 50 0OJ North
c[rSins SIS q: 95'.; $1,000 do. at %, and 81 900
lelressse s4tN'4.
BurgoRE April 3 Flour unchanged. Wheat
tooys1t: white 81 sails red SI.43dl.45 Corn
active &; 7oa-2. Provisions unclaimed. Wh,skey
s,sscy Al ~.
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1luniripal Elections.

,,xclNNATi. April AT the election held
,.srday for city and ward officers, the Dem
.,,s elected their entire ticket by an average
..,orify Of zoo. The Democrats elect nine
1gpelmen and the Republicans eight
rrgrQrE, Iowa, April 3.-The municipal
..a0n yesterday passed of quietly. The
~,osition elect their Mayor Marshal and
az Councilmen, and the Democrats one
fgs.ilman and the balance OF the city OH
~
g-yYALo, N. Y, April Sat the election
fstriay, the Democrats carried the entire
.rsicipal ticket.
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SW Fs Is e PSs
Q! to prompt. paying oa'tomsr' on the usual time,
or ;tSeE eomryi:siS il s.ss sScsll.a. b.r.sins
call and sx.%n.son d Goods and pricss !" oai.
necessary TO insure sales 10 the most economicnl
'''e DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SILKS OF newest designs in any QUANTITY. from
f fss' e., b.ss e. f!a i. I'll. city.
pr ssrss fos, Ssnf s.Tss
nets Brsnts Lawns and TsaSei,prre s;n IacS
the YARD and IN robes, less than Is yer cent on coat
Oh '"''' '"'''"' LINEN GOODS.
,So rieces pure IRISH Linen at Is DENTS per yard.
S piece: pure pure i,:h Linen a. sh cts. per yard.
81 al Fraae. very % cent? en-. per
shset!ns'i Pillow Linen Table Ds@s.k; i N"pn
hne HANDKERCHIEF very cheap; Linen p THn
Hu'k"f"oA and G Ws1f Ed d s;S6sis Diapers
,Cambrcs Jaconets Swiss = :, Checks: s,,in.. :.
Br,an,s; Tarlatans: Grapes, BY the piece or b.
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bleached and Brown Shirtlngs and Sheetings. Of
eeiebrs,ed makes. such as New York Mills. Londs.
piece or by the yard. Also full stock Of ,u ,,S
GS S6Es WRAFP n. FdR
500 French Lace Points; Esq Lace Mantles, of va
anu ~ Inc out Also. larse s,onR .i
new SPRING SHAWLS: sxesedinsiy cheap. Vi
EMBROlDERfES
In this department we can show the arrest and
cheapest Goods Of .he kind in the CITY, without nv
exception, comprising everything coming under
this head, too numerous to mention. We how,
ever, call the particular attention of ladies' tn the
assortment Of neat Camtrc Bands, which are So
desirable. ~" ."
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT,
;, Ladies' m,sses'. gents and boys Hose and Half
Hose, of all kinds and all prices; very low by the
PHRASoLs HSD LADIES SUN UMBRELLAS.
In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
At our Usual uurivaled low prices,
Merchants from towns the country who are
making their selections in this market. would con-
suit their interest by giving stock an examina-
In purchasing from us.
J. MILLHISER l. BRO, 1913 Broad st,
NH 12-lm
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NJ New York Lie Insurance Company

NJ New York Life insurance Company
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS de-
posted with the Comptroller Of the State of New
York. and out Of the hands of the Company, to Sc
cure policy holders.
Diri!snds made annually on most liberal
priaripls.
Forty per cent. of the premium on Life Policies
will he loaned the insured when the premium
exceeds $50.
Policies issued and payable to the insured on ar
rvlns at certain age, or to the family of the in
sured at death. shou that event happen previous
ly to arriving at that age.
Endowment POLICIES for children granted on
the most favorable terms.
Policies issued at greatly reduced rates of pre-
MUM, when the Insured prefers not to participate
in the dividends.
Al losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We shall be pleased to have you call at once and
secure a policy in this old and reliable Company.
which comes before you endorsed by your own
citizens. WORKMAN Il WIATT, Agents,
Office 100 Main street,
Few doors above Post Office.
CHAS. E. WORKMAN, General Agent and At
torney for the COMPANY IN Virginia.
lfsdicai Examiners:
JAS. H. CONWAY. NJ. d. I
Ro. 7. COLEMAN, NJ. D.i NH 3l-st