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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

Wall Paper. ET'aN Paper.
BAUMBACH SC EvERS,
Chartres street. ............,, SO
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
French and American Paper HRngangs,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
z=z==-s.z MARBLES, in every variety.
Particular attention paid 10 all work In their line d6 2pd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

sz- Spring Beds-S5 to So 80 for the hest
Spring Bed existence, Howes Paten s Broadway
New York. Examine it, address tho ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular Special
Inducements ths trade and loes agenoieE ty2s 2skWy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
E TUESDAY, MORNING, APRIL 5. 1850.

IL Mr. j. U. McEeever, agent 81 ADAMS Expscss'
has Dur thanks sor late Northern ana "es's1a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

Mssfr u s.z xsls Ii would seem that the music
loving pablo Of New Orleans j. 10th 70 let Nine
Gazxaniga gb. for she announces 4 fourth concert
to tako place at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
evening, when d choice programme VIII be per-
formed by herself, Mime Badcuin, NJ. Sanderson,
Signor Tamaro and Berthal, and Mons. Abilities.
viii entire fourth act of & Traviata will be sung.
Tiokets u,ar be Ind 1t HI. Werlin,s music store.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

THg car MoAgatEsy Ixkusua ALTON Jackson
Ra;l;oad. We are GLAD to see that the Directors
81 lib Jaekson Railroad osr Inducements to visit-
III from TIL interior, for they advertise that per
sons wishing 70 come down to the inauguration
celebration viii receive free return ticket, The
down Hill only beng charged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No. 1T Canal street, to the opposite sd
No. door Rspa where be viii be pleased to re-
esive his old friends and others who may desire bis
.sryieas nls sYHkE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

xsssiy sansssasans, sao NJ ire wesk, az Cents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

10. " cAnrT srREEr.
, 1860-07-10
New York Market


Cor7ox-Quet and unchanged, with trih!ng sales.
1efe tha :sent 70 sgrps tess;1s
the scarcity ana sn'squ:at hsh rte ef feig1 sale
e.maon @ t. cxisa wssein t5;5a3 q to sppne anis
E1tr4 h. .. closing dull and drM PING taEada a9us
f. :Psf sS ssde fe' sf9
S:sab: :. :: : as,, s'
ias Wv heavy and rather easier The
demand checked by tie .ca1tty and nrnness
s!ss Ssiss Siut ~ It aS oo cias 6ao
t go"d white Indiana a. &+ 1o9 hu winter red we:t-
fa s. xt sss 20 Ssnsaa s. I'd stu ss1 Il
~ aolu new seuhs7n It u Is 19 Fca siS for whs.
c !: &C., u aa IT I'M
and cholce MIXED xe+,e1n saks6H fur unsoun' do. tn'
e. II. nd asea Gsasi, ior qx. xa .a.l
halx& 1T G9l0c. Hides. market dull mud icavs. INC We
Faoe1a OF sas sss-"osf in with yey moderate demand.
s.es 80 % At ss for nsS for % 9la me as fc1
"a, sstss 8 t;S: s,s;;x
p,2as pssas ii a :Sss' e. .aa . f. e.;
% @.ss .ns In III s1ts x.ns
as "" IA F'ea IL. t.o y ss 10. lolae 3o:
mats very sca.ce md psce 1otnnay unchanged. Baoon
ds M Fl t 1 has vi so
y u lols ~ Ohio 1o@lse fur ats Cheese steady at
'9@a Il as.ee Z @ Sale.
l3H ;40J bags CaFe lsk Moa. III farr.quest
lbs hhds Cubs MutcuvAaO nr slns Ut IL sc 800 h1s
ace SO hhda Cuts Ut Gx@7x: 70 hhds to:so Keo at *
@7k;a Loxes IIavaIa IT X. k'ce-Ezport demand,
West Indies. viii ,Atlr.!y small ~ ck, ouly so
s'c1oe and afaa inquiry ton kos r prices very firmly
S,S ss'sx seis TX nnsapa :sp
Fanama l.iX; guar 81: Erie COX: \ ssx: De! 4
HUI VI: ii : I'd b,nds Is; DO 1T s. % lt0H:
tai - s8A Mo 6s SIX; Ctnt e. s3: Ese tth bonus
, 1860-07-10

LxAvEswoH7u, K: T., July oth.-A destruc-
tive fire broke out this mornicc at o'clock, in
tue sadlery shop of Owen Duffy, on Delaware
street, destroying u frame buildings. The
following are the principal losses, and insur-
Ruce:
Owen Duffy, ssddler, loss on building and
stock, 5000. Insured $1,000. Restaurant,
owned By ]. Mueller, loss $500. Insured.
Bessinger, gunsmith, loss $500. Insured. F..
QuintaI, saddler, loss sl,5o0; insured. 81 900.
4. 4. Addi 4 Co., druggists stock partly saved;
fully insured. DR.. Marshall, dentist, residence,
loss 5000; no insurance. ". Brecks, City
Book Store, books and building owned By
Charles Aundee; loss, $500; no insurance.
KAtschl!d's variety store, loss $3o0-ipsured.
Clark, Greeber l. Co, 4sn2es building injured,
a1n1unt $l,00o-fully insured. Daily Tina,
damage to press and papers small. engine house,
loss $4o0-no insurance. Fosters carpenter
shop, loss $500. Some smaller build.
ings also destroyed, but loss unim-
portant. The total loss will not
exceed $15,00o, on which thereis insurance
as follows, Hartford County $4,000; Charter
Oak $500; Home New York, $4,000; American
Exchange, New York, 500; Ph@nix, Brooklyn,
$500; Slate Fire, Of New H9sen, &4o0; -Etna,
Hartford, $500. Fire supposed to be the work
Of III incenaiary, and arrests have been made Of
suspected parties.
, 1860-07-10

IuICh4O MILLEURNISuIN(,
" DEPOT.
, 1860-07-10
:Dina11tial anu QronttnGrci al.


Nox1Ay En111s. July 8. le6o
The money market is quiet with no change
aimee Saturdays report, Exchange is It aud
steady. Buying rates per cent Gold 1t with
ANAL demand. Money for strictly business
purposes il abundant. The offerings At the bank,
do not begin to meet the ability Of the bankers
to discouut.
Doers l,AsKs.-E. !. Tiuthan's Bank Not<
Repoyt<- has the following:
Notcs Of the "Bank Of Brau1tord," the
Clifton Bank" and the " Bank Of Western
cauada," At Clifton, hare made their appear
sncc The Western public hare, no doubt,
vivid recollection Of the Colonial ~ and AIN
transitional" Banks, Of Canada. We would
suggest to our readers that it would be as well
to refuse nil Of these notes at present, large
amounts are ready for circulation, and the
West will no doubt lie the field Of their labor.
Available feature il T,nkhan's Exporter is
that it describes the genuine notes, and
those not found in the list must be rejected.
It aisnext to impossible to describe ali the spu-
ripus bills afo1t.
, 1860-07-10

These Springs arc situated in the valley Of the Oak
Orchard Creek In the tow Of A1aa Geaeeee county.
N-f eight niles South Of the rtil1e Of Neda., On the
Erie canal. and fourteen miles from Hatay.s.
rtne!5ai Add Springs arr three In number,
q The wattts ast fully aown in the sujo,ued tese1l
H. ~ Ihe: con N s~ry large amount or S4A.r. Sd
1'~ The k1et edlcaras vues ro.seased By the va'ea
ss ae gS4 d in such
fa, sS o. ssa Il asese elesy those TesnnE
- In skin d;s.ases-even In confirmed l7,rusy- the
q ds ed a55d ssentae .zo given
!e the e.ruls. Tie following eminent star:eme1 SPEAK
Essoss Z. Eoxl5s sIcz. III i. D. ot A5an1 j..
Il S.T Yatf H. H. q Aay ,,.,s,g sfrso
- Se:r1.* 4 Los5po5 :. :. Tasy see;mn't.d the
Sasss o. ,.s s : si r s Ss g. i;
" r IL sr b. Deck s.ys, IN s,ti: dei thst ihtse
es thsS .toasc aa md b1 boae lot "
sPF q Z 6. ~ =
Az io.s n which DC a.1e: Ws.e1s poess d..
u 10 @heh hey ~ ois
aaapka aIs chronic Affections Of The dtg'fcs md
e da. t@:1s ssa ps:ste ssss hess
e! &:sr .na a3 ;hs s:o e 1ts
IL En1a1,c LII .vanaec he says y caa:s Of !o
a1a promote digestion 10 dianca5 rA1tlculasy such
On relaxed ulceated state Of the MUCOUS
S Of the ntes!snes; In a!cnlous affections
ns Esmedy 6elnk uri.,c add being
snma' a1a - ant by continued use to disorder The
e.. sfitktrant to dtuiaiah 1huzst md prtternatusA
ne:ted with the alkaline condition Of I'll. s;cinsch a, in
eho,se :ea % Ta'sr esas i E prove bes5 taaa byd~
o9s eonss4otnees arising from the action ot ie this Eaes
g Ps0ss a5, te se - adn.ae aatldose II ea,o*
..ln19a eAFoAse c&farrh and humid att .aa,
s.r;t tAaaa te1tenslyl earEie in aze7tt~i ors
a1a 4lto IN F,ties.
s,f aksn interra y, ~E OF the Water
Mse, 'nsft TINES day s1nae!eat ioE an ut
,ndt.ti from ply and other respectable
i1.isr.t NAY hetenn On Application 10 tie Agent.
~" "o+9 2tM4nA4 tattas rsut7srrt3 H1.3
u. ". BUST WICK, Soe Agent,
i.,rsn .s..., 10. ~ Hroa 1w3y, New foIk.
, 1860-07-10

NEw YonK, July 9.-Mr. Breckiuridge's ac-
ceptance will be published Tomorrow. 1t is
quite lengthy. He says be has not sought nor
desired to be placed before the country Tor the
Office Of President. He then expresses appro-
val Of the action Of the Convention which nom
mated him, and says it does not become him to
shrink from the responsibilities Of the post to
which he has been assigned. 1t holds to the
doctrine of non-intervention by Congress or 4
Territorial Legislature, either to establish or
prohibit slavery in the Territories, and the
plain duty Of The Federal Government when
necessary to the citize1s Of all the
States in the enjoyment Of their property
within the common Territories, Al every where
else within their Jurisdiction. lie concludes by
expressing the hope that the canvass may BE-
conducted without rancor, and that Divine
Providence will continue 10 project our beloved
country from all danger, both foreign and do
u1p4tir
, 1860-07-10

Coyuaros, KY, July ga meeting WAS
held here last night to ratify the nomination
Of Douglas md johnson: Speeches By n. II.
Benton, Col Helm, Col. Thos. L. Jones. Great
enthusiasm.
LOUISVILLE, July 7.-Caasius II. Clay is ad-
dressing great crowd in front Of the Court
House on the Pacific Railroad and political
topics.
ST. LOUIS, July "a well attended md en-
thusiassic Bell and Everett meeting WAS held
here last night.
The Republicans hare nominated full State
ticket, headed by Geo. b. Gardenhire, Of Cole
County, Tor Governor.
Pn1l4DkLPn1A, July 9.-Tho Pennsylvania
members Of the National Douglas Committee
have addressed letters to the State Electors,
demanding their position. It is intended by
the Douglas men to cali a State Convention,
either mass Or delegate. to fll the vacancy on
the electoral ticket. Mr. Forney announces
tLat Mr. Douglas cordially tustuins tue policy
Of non coalition with the Dreckinridgeites.
, 1860-07-10

MINISTRY AT LAR0E.-The annual pic mic for
the children in the Sunday School Of the Min.
istry at Large, will be held at Evanston, on
Wednesday, the 11th inst. The cars will start
from The old Milwaukee fepot, at 9:45 A. N.
Provisions from all quarters will be thankfully
received, and those kinds that need to be quite
fresh can be sent to the office Of the Ministry
100 Randolph street, not later than halfpast
eight on Wednesday morning.
RoBEn7 CoLLYzR, Minister at Large.
, 1860-07-10
THE CITY.

Pro-N1o.-Jefersop atrset II. E. Sabbath
School havs . BASKET Picnic Excursion to
Crystal Lake On Tuesday, July 18th, ono wsak
from to-day. Every exortion is being mado to
make this the most pleasant Of the season.
Those who wish to enjoy the delightful scenery
about Crystal Lake, will bear In mind this ex-
curBipn,
, 1860-07-10

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Tho Contsitution to-
day announces VIM. H. Brown as editor aud
proprietor, Mr. Bowman having in pursuance
Of the arrangements which tuve been in pro-
gress for some time, transferable him all the
proprietary interest in that journal.
: Mr.. Breckipridge has formally accepted the
nomination for the Presidency. His letter will
be published on Tuesday.
The programme Of the Dreckinridge and
Lane demonstration tomorrow night, includes
aserenade to, and an address f1on, President
Buchanan.
Mr. Pryor spoke two hours in Phoenix Hall
last night, defining bis position in regard to
the Presidency. He declared his preference
for Breckinridge and Lane over the other can.
didates. The building was crowded, and the
applause great.
, 1860-07-10

Rye AND EAR.-Dr. Under

Rye AND EAR.-Dr. Under.
-. nood the oecutst and Au,3st, No. Ia Rando,ut
1ee1.2 eoei sast q CEk Chicago Illinois d. D.
ret Rfoiean9n-l afazne to Optlslncs md Aua SUI
skat to H. blind aad hearing 10 the deaf aad
Ea1 m.ns g ess Dr opesation4 upon he Eye nd
t,.-r-;.c1 h-ea - h.ss s.akeIous ls1!ae-
aas attracted from al rs Of tho UhJon
anu given hin reputation eminent Ind sElful outs
nsnt tseatse tie Eye md Ear which WI contain
sasstfa sens e Z "a ~ :e
Surgical operations a1e not required. uh3-lTd&V
, 1860-07-10

We shal iasue in = few days campaign BIZ
ogrsphy Of the Republican standard-bsarer, in
style 10 compact aud cheap thAt, with suitable
effort on the part Of clubs, canvassers and local
committees, 1t may reach every roter in tho
Northwest before the campaign is over. twill
be pamphlet Of 80 pages, Of close type, double
columns, and in ths style and shape Of the
campaign life Of Col. Fremont, issusd In 1856
It has been prepared with great care, By one
Of the editors Of this psper, and it EnsJ be con-
rative Of the life of ABRAHAM L1acoLx,-em-
bracing also the substance of his debates with
Ar. Douglas in 1858, and complete history Of
that remarkable campaign. It has been the
purpose Of the writer to make it kAe document
Of the times. 4 copy should be placed in the
hands of every man in the Northwest who can
read the English language. For the purpose Of
giving it the widest circulation No will furnish
IL a. tue loAoWiDg feQuceQ raIeAs
Single copies. ..........-............- = cents.
Per @ hund,ei % h%dsii'''''''''''''''''''''. - 50
Per thousand, $20 90
When ordered by mail, one cent each must
be added for postage. Send in your orders.
First come, first served.
Address, Press aud Tribune Office, Chicago,
Illinois.
, 1860-07-10

BALTIMORE, July 9th.-The Douglas meeting
chosen President. Ward Clubs marched to the
Square with bands of music, DC. 4 letter was
read from Fernando Wood, strongly endorsing
Douglas as the nominee Of the Regular National
Democratic Convention. Much enthusiasm was
manifested throughout.
, 1860-07-10

DR.KE HEx SnA1r.-Thr steamer Dars on her wav from
rQEt liuon tn tbis city yestday, broke her shaft
Stv1or Hrsr #. ciair Hef passengers were tsans
10 tha fofcsie and brought d1wn regular
The Dan du with IL c arriving shortly after
o'ctuck last evenlnk--iuetsoh Tribune sth.
TEE KxgkccA by epF.vate letter from the Saus, We
learn tat the schooner Recca wGud ktAF TO day IT.
o! e. Ives 1or this city whe,e she il 10 II sep
ed-t1bh.
, 1860-07-10

BEEvEs-The surply OF Beef ca.tie during the week
light aud the ma1kct necessarily Qu'et With but little
vsaton In preea TIL yeassEisy when. unoesa 3o2d oeal
and far shipping demand tho yaTds wee entirely cleared
At m upsuvenent Of elac Fat Iclfcss and Cow
IN rood request by butchers n ~ and iii thai
offered found ready buyes 1hese w4s ao good demand
for Cra1ie1s II s1&1st
As eassl the eor ve1y good, the receipts will
not likely be he w TIL demand tAkcs place By beef pack.
en- unlesa casttn markets advance sufficiently 10 enable
shipper 10 tuy fnsely.
The sslcs ii 6hermaas yads yesterday and today wero
a. fotQW1:
, 1860-07-10

Tie stenmcr Palestine, with Liverpool dates
to the estl, was telegraphed this morning.
Richardson, spence d Co., report bfeadstuls
quiet aud steady; PROVISIONS doH
ioe Corn 'ha'Ae' .o'oa, was ou'. aau nea's'
aao we ao'e iot'nef oec'1ne VI 40Asc pcf
oushcs-eaoS'ns q"'c'' ABOUT 1@o.ooo onsheis
charged nanos' 81 s'@7 @7ofc 'o1 NO. cana'
ahea:; a'Gaoe 'or NO ! 10 store; 44s@44se
for No. aho &c 'oF ''tlee'eo-lae c'os'oe
sales being at 4'c1s'sc 1or No. l. The receipts
of Corn Today were 9s's44 oashels ano the
ou'F.'e'' ses .eo h.,.,o,. o-..r 49,
''oe- -, ~ an.,;x. =. 80 =,
"Pp1'Aa. ~. - se... - 80. wv
np"afa 14a@ehcs II ane 'A'ee "a Ae'sn''
Wheat was in fair demand and the market
quiet nnd steady. Sales amounting to
qo'e' ~, t.,,a;s ., q naoa1 N e., y,
about s'e"o aas.'es Na ara ~, 'ot NJ.
jected Several ioss o1 Dc" "1n1ef "neat were
offered on Change and three car loads we're
,,d =. q, a-17, ~ far ,h;+e sn,4 Al IN fo,. ,,r.
s'''' ~ <A'-'u' ~ se
lnFpecfed req. 1ha s'ock OF "heat on oano IS
yery small, the estimates being only 5,aGs
...s....., NJ a.~.,.
the malket Ii qo'et ano "ncoahgco* Inc S'oek
in store is only 5,J94 bb]s. Oats we're dull lnd
xo71,1a~or--w;,b s,Irs of about o{0 busbe1s
III. .r. e.. ~, 49, ....,.
L: sfc IN store. @"4' Wv '"4 NV W ''"sA
mud delivered. uighwlnes &c 1ower--1ountry
.,;nas xe,,ns at 1sc md citr at 1s1c A,.o,o,
s.,S = '
''tt&v'c Aesa forA ~ ar'l!5 nelo as Sle.N.
Whitetsh scarce and drmer-No. l being in
demand mt 53:s. Wool ouiet I;dea mr..
4~~ NA"eo "'~
EuHHEt0s
Freights advanced sc cto--ay-four vessels be.
ing engaged, at 54@5ac for corn to Buffalo, ,aud
5c tn PORT Co]burne.
c,xc,>x.-, n.,rv--1,,rr- ,,o,n
co-1,t. ,x,ort. n. ,ns-lets o4 follows.
rha-a ~. y s1;ch,11 ,nn,ove1 cue,;,,, :, IL.
F1onr markr, IN Saturdsr Int II Sos conf;aaJ
t'n ~ h;n,,er rada. h,:,. ~ Iaes1 n'"S .r5
~ ms 5;.,Ss;,;-, :, t,,. =; a5r ,o.' t.aue
ouo"u PT:a". soa ~ ~, - 49, " e"'.
sen1 WE'LL ~ ants,a;a sa.su Gu a. .ae WY !tol'
S..y :" &2-o1 @ ...-e1, -, 1iie nmSst
part, upon their merits, inspection being genrr-
ally dlsTegarded. Supertne is dull at $4.50 1t
is held higher in some cases, but there are sel-
lers Al thst Ut hEure. me exports we're al34 a'rls
msnd Tor wheat, nnd pr ces were sustained.
The receipts are s'l!l very light, but SAMPLES Of
tne re-; rev . snop nre negdn1pe 10 be eae1.d
anS., - I'D aswnnd ord f;r,n ~ Acn n.+a H.
1;aad - 20. Ths-a ,rns ranra ;ra,,;-, ep e
ssa".s n.d ~ 1,,or1 ,hn+ Suota1a ~ .h'..s 80
QUO ~, ~ ~ s;S.s - a. inoxa ~ "a ioaA a Ioas
-,.s+;oo,s-s nn,t. shoniaors tI,a,al ~ r...
Paa h.sa a. IT, ,..ra nia s;nnh,a ~ " I"s.
- hsla -, t,t1.1c Er shoridar, 80 .;S'a
.;shn,,t sa,as s,n,lI lct af ,nass ,,n~n stiJ =,
a.e N ,rh;ci .sa caiied ,a1or k ~ ,1er..t out
TJ ,.s,ad. ,,r" h,,d ~ 40 T,ara 49,. ~
maud for kee lard, with sales Of 2 200 kegs at
lelc, 1T the close l3c was asked. VERY little
t,.--.1 ~. 1;o+co lad m tta Tunrko& .r3 u,,o,,
, 1860-07-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ..
stmr Comet, Aosan Grand 4a'eD ss0' d;e 100 bel'
n' H. s Rss ss1s, H. se4:. ss :a}
!aoisses tsS n nate. 70 wagon bo1es. liz ,kss
r1, @s.. ~; s f.; ,ape.
81 i IT. II II stSs 'Sss ST. 10
Prop o. u: nsss rsa:'s bid; ss
ia,ss ~sdd.as, 4ss pls. ml.e .. "'a 'asaF' g '''
nast Isp. Cocker Fitzgerald reshte0. :s' lumbar 80
Dhs Walt. Grsen Lay, 100 lumber, 100 N la1h
Brig ooett Tuu, Mccune, oeonio ITO "a lumber 100 IN
sehr aseE retez,oo Gsand RiSer to cords ''a0a 70
schr Conmencemtnt vantip IIolland. % cards bark.
Ser q. Gray Jaekway. NuskeEon, r.llread u.s
sch1 Three se1is ci.1s II olsnd ID csri. 200 g.
sehr SELL. s;nith aI1auloe, e ,a:lroad ties.
Ee Ap esah % so5s x9o1
schr Mrrmad ThomPson White 1ve1, 600 railroad ties
sr,, HS,s1,: 10 p .hsRnfls.; RI;i.n nnr.,o
hnsxa M 4 iss91 Is2 % 2 q g sa,
seAr W%: TAI campbell. Psnt Water 70 eonis single
Echr TFdoIor. Keynods, South Haven, es cords bark
schr Wetrhelbush. Naatowoe u coras wood. -
sear salem. Kobe1ss Nasarsno. lis m lumber.
CLEAkED................Ju1 ..
stmz Gazelc Dstln Milwaukee, lot Iron. hbl sugar,
pkEs gondt, horte, "a empty bhis.
Prop " WnbaAA Ea4Iey. Duuxl ~. Nsten bag.
Prop Ontonaxoa, Niklns tnEwood So Ibis dour. 4e4
tnEB t-tn .0l htea> Ito boxes aarCh, s hsfs pork
1rpp uaxsAh. r+nse hralo IL lis -four 600 bu whcat
6oJIrE. lead tto hdea. rs htls hghwtncs, SO haEa
rye, 3U tons sundfta.
lark Marquette, ts Buffalo, n b7 csrn 1s tons lron
1lrlE + t. Aatopol Smith, H"llani.
EchF C. ..lnehcCnN nj, fandiaa, Holland.
SCAr E. l.. Gray, JAckway, Musk goa.
>ctr Mariner. R4Arr. 1tHveFsv Bay.
sehr H. Drake Borden. osdenfonrh. 800 brsa hou., H.
900 bu catl.
Echr Curt..a Mann Montgomery. Budao Is 40 bu com.
fehE Norway. knight, D1nk!Ek. 9ta0o Tn corn.
Schf Nins u MoEntnx. ctsatto1 buffalo, 1900 bp
corn.
Schr Cor IclIs Jasuer Bufta1o l6 zoo IN cnrn
, 1860-07-10

WIDE AwAKKs ATTENTION The regular
meeting Of the "Chicsgo Wide Awake Club
will be held this evening, at Wide Awake Hall,
No. 80 Lake street. Per order.
G. l. WATERMAN, Sec'y.
, 1860-07-10
Il Woman and Child Murdered In New


4 WOMAN and Child Murdered In New
York.
New YonK, July 9.-Early this morning Mr.
garden in Serenity. First street, took loud Of
vegetables to one of the down town markets,
leaving his wife and child in bed. On his re-
turn be found the woman and child lying on
the floor Of the room with their throats cut
The child vas quite dead, but the mother still
brenthtd.
The murderer is q discharged workman Of
Mr.. Schoonmaker, named Frank Hoffman. He
is in custody. He also stole $l75
, 1860-07-10

V10eVAt&F KEEe1pE3s
The receipts At t!dewaes Of Flour, Wheat. Corn, and
Bss!ey tie h week Of June IN 18 and LESS have been
as follows:
Flour, rrla. Wheat, bu. Com. hu. Ba1ley, bu
l50 ....,. &c tfQ 4Ol<19 sou
1h3g ...... =, 400 1Reoo Bs,oM 6.lUo
Increase $500 esaa0 ee7..sO0 Dec. 540J
The receipts Idewa1e1 OF the pEciTai articles 0?
ducc th- enuk OF the CanAs " and Including tue
II Luna hagH h4ff1N A &.Ifd
, 1860-07-10
~ REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ COMPASTS
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,

~ CQMPASYS
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE,
Fur Through Freight Only.
Via New Central Great Western aad connecting .ozs
Chicago ami al 3he We.t,
The Roads forming this old and rr1he from Tia
Seaanart and the West. have organszeda
FAST REIGHT LINE.
Giving perfect Reliability greatly Increased nspairh
to fetRht-the trains forming Tie Line. East and
with the regularity making tnns 1t the
tern!ups Of each Road Is Thrcu%h Passenger Trains.
Eatsn Z low by any LtheF line. Reclanatons
Ex7n ~ Line, via u. ". r.
In New YORK. deliver gnods 1t Eu.nn River Railroad
Passenger Depot Warren street. A1Al street Depot
Ia cs'cn deliver goods scn and Worcester Railroad
Depot anil mark above.
Through Illof Lane eiven and Recamat1ous paid, n
Any Of the COMPANY Ufnces
L. r. BEACH, Agent. "a broadway, New York.
uTlS k1MHALL, Agent, ii state street, Boston
A. WALLINt.FOKD, Western Agent.
Dearborn street. opposite fremont House,
Chicago. nh3l-A11Y
, 1860-07-10

Dosrox, July 9.-At meeting Of the Mer-
chants Exchange Company, notice was received
from Postmaster Capen that he should remove
the PoEt-ofice to Summer street the first Of
October next. The Company unanimously
passed rote empowering the Directors to tan
der tho Postmaster General tbs free use Of the
aopartinsuts now occupied in ths exchange,
from October to the 18th Of March next.
An iucendiary FIRE At Milton Lower Mills,
Saturday night, destroyed eight or ten build
49,, Loss fl2,o0 Among tho sufferers are
H. TX Simmer q ]. Baker, Ihos. strangeman,
and Samuel Everett.
denomination Of Hon. F. P.Bla1r, Jr.
Was to-day nominated by aec1amatlon by tho
Republicans Of the First District, for Represent
ative in Congress,
, 1860-07-10

weakly Review OF the Chicago Live
Stock Market.
MoxpAT Eyrxxo. July ..
The reoep and ahipnenta Of Best Cattle and Hoss
inx the rat weet compare with The week previous sl
, 1860-07-10

RUFFAIO & LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY. sho;tc.t and bes. route :. tn. 20 Al
Ita!n IcAyias Chicago At e:r2 pn Detroit At s.) A.,
. .sea a. h1nAs At $40 pm.. New Y,Hk Ut 0:Ia H. ~
~ a. @ coht eetihg with ~ Y. Central 4 huT. -
kilt rains KrinE East. Tck+.s Wv Iii, su ~
ta;ab1iy t:"1 Hh. ~.