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DIED.

O'COHNOR.-On Tuesday evening, at o'elOeki OF
Congestion OF the brain, Hattie Ollabird Oonnori
only daughter Of John x. and Maggie A. O'Oonnor'
aged years and months,
The funeral viii take place from No 81 Long
worth. street, west Of Kim, thursday, December
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ABOVE HEB STATION; THE Story OF A YouSa
WOsAA's LIE; By Mira. HERNAS PHuP. Co
lumbus tollett, Foster & Co, Cincinnati:
Hickey, Mallory Co.
AJore Her Stah0H is chapter from actual life.
The is laid in England, but the moral is ap-
plicable every y-Where.
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NEW ADvERT1sNHTTNTs.
RICKEY, MALLORY g. CO.,
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MACAULAY'S ESSAYS.-Riverside Edi-
tion. Printed from plates, In large typo. An
entirely new and elegant edition Of the Critical
and Miscellaneous Essays Of Lord Macaulay.
With an Introduction aud Biographical Notice Of
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EVERETTS WASHINGTON = Holiday
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THE VOCABULARY OF PHILOSOPHY
Mental, Moral and Metsphy steal. BY William
Fleming With an Introduction, Chronology OF
the History of Philosophy, brought down to Is6O;
Biographical Index, Synthetical Tables, and
other Additions, by Chas. P. Rrauth, d. D. Ono
volume l2mo. 81 rs. f'."'
THACKERAY'S FOUR GE0RGES.-Lec-
lures On the -Four Georges. By W. NJ. Thackeray.
One vol, l2mo. Cloth. $50.
A KNOWLEDGE OF LIVING THINGS.
With the Laws Of their Existence. BY A. N. Bell.
A M, One vol. Sl25. de6-b
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NEW HOOKS.

LAKE HOUSE. BY FANNY LEwALD. Translated
from the German. Boston: TicknOr & Fields
Cincinnati: Hickey, Mallory Cs.
This is pretty German story Of things In Amer
lea and Europe, written In that simple style OF
storytelling in which German writers arc so sue
cessful.
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WeddIna and VIsIilnq oards.

Engraved and Printed. b and Preases De La kua
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HOMIE INTERllsr.

NWCIothiRE renovated and repaired. 50 \. Third
Bx- OARPENTLR's Fow-oent Pictures at 20 West
Fifth street. dec
HS- OARPFsTER gives Pictures In good case for
nine cents Rooms 20 West Fifth-st. dec
- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and JsWslEyI
HOs. sts and I'll Central-ayenue.
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N neEpbers Of Mii Ms6kstswaS HiSOhMs 49,, AnD
Encampment No. ,32, /. o. o; r.. are q
Of tSs iS S3ss3S SPECIAL SS FRfpH
EVENING, December :, 1860, at 6h
o'clock. full and prompt attendance is desired
as business Of Importance will be brought before the
meeting. w. p. SWAIN, Scribe.
AZ Times copy and charge Press.
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Hanks's Bell ana Brass Foundry.

= CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER.
AS1 FINE, First-claAs and Congress Ruled Let
ter Papers. Just received aud for sale by
NIXON, OHATFIELD& h WOODS,
noA "a and 10 Walnut-stpset
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
wi INSTITUTE.
No 2lB Fourth-st,
81 Macd naals, Inn sahin1ton S(narn.
Q; W CLARKE. A NJ, AID Proprietor. and Principals.


W. St s.NNIN a; a s9o Propreors and Principals
Opens Eighteenth Academic Year MONDAY Sept 10,
1860 when its pupils requested to he p1noua present
BfosdWsy boosstorss No ssish sSd 4 the iS.tase.
As tboroushly Organized Private High school which 10
the odet best sustained in ,he cy h,yius Junior Mid
die and Semi Departments hdnded pupils, from
years old and upward and Twelve Professor: toe com
the beauty and heabUness Of its location the ccessbty o.
bonrs cities and the large well ventilated liant and well
tiyed filing three stories Of building eIe'd oy the
It. humorous classes every grade in Latin creek Mathe.
mscs modem Luggage, Commercial Studies ORA and
to tiue Is money sui who afford
waste this precious article On WORTHLESS, estrreon oons PFC
cOuse Of study with quckened mental aud moral pecep ne
With vii pay thousand me. .,s for the mere cost Of his
tuition In the GT I IS 'cs s e
do5ble of .tuoy pursued in this Insttuon name
~. BUSINESS aud CoLl EsR Course.
The branches in which ,aoddsefor the DIPLOMA Who take
the Bosioess Con required be pepsed as oowsi
/ Mental, Theoretical and Cou mercial Arithmetic
ii. Davies Bourdons Algebra, and four books % Plane
w. Ability to tisnslse and write correctly Foreign
" knowledge Of general history.
vi Ability write, Olc commercial hand English
Composition free nom grammatical and rhetorical
The branch which candidates for the Diploma who take
the CoUr;e are e9red 70 De prepared as follows;
H. Davies Introduct to Ageor. and Davies Bourbon
III Latin and Or Elk fer the Freshman class ia College
" Ability 70 write ia a egibe hand, an English Compost
dn free from f 5fT TisiSs q rhetorical errors
For the information Of parents seeking suitable place In this
city for the Instruction Of their who nos aoqusiaed
pended PIRATE references. Hevs A D. Gillette D..
81 F; Ris.s fs G Gh E D soA chs
vt: fJf .. 4 s. g SSssI II
Tobia. ". D. A. Bsdwin esq Y. L. f.loost ESQ j
well known cigifens.
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.,r DEMOREsTs ILLUSTRATED

q aME DEMORESTcs ILLUSTRATED
MI onaRTFRIY REPORT AND MIRROR or PARIS
Avn NEW.YORK FAsHI0NS--Copibtniug and developing
b. ps'. sos Rsns@ent SrsCe Besu,y aud Fashionable
Ei,a qusro psges continuing and elegant de-
go for Ladies Clocks Wsis Sleeves, Bonnets Inmmins,
&c 10 Including Children. o,men's IN s5eI variety WIN
shle n he Tn de- DIessmAk, rs and ladies' generally
pchtsbeS four times year yx Msren 10 Tor tne Spus
htoos May Is for the San Fashons September 10 tot
sub.crbous IS cents; single copies soents rorhe
=. Mm Demoyes branches and al the book aud periodics
spots Single copies sent pest PAID on e0ep' Of TWO 'e
cent Stsmps -, -, ~..A-
ILLUSTRATE ONS:
Group Of Six ChIaTen BoYs aud Misses OF ell ages
Nisitisg Dress
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Hone Dpsa
ZaS Cloak
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Paris and New York Fsshisns.
General Rep ,rt Of fashioas
Dress TIimminsa
Embroidered Sets.
Fashions for Babies.
Fsl BonnetS
Flowers.
Fiuted Ruling
New RIBBONS
HsedewoTk.
Sleeves
Opera Cloaks-
BiadA TroUssesuA
Ribbon ScsIhI
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Pom. Sets, Capes
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New styles OF FanA
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rrHE METH0 DIST
II FOR THIS WEEK is READY. Is contents are Of the
u.a,I ysnous character, with the new feature Of
PORTRAIT OF
THE REV. HENRY SLiCER, ID. d.
of the East Baltino Conference,
With Biosrsphical Sketch
SEKM0N,
By TILE REV. DR. CRANE OF kEW5JERSEY.
Letter FROM BALTIMORE
ON BORDER AFFAIRS. &c.
TRRns--S9 per year, delivered BY carriers
Office No. I Beekman.st-
L.. BANGS, Published
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Jnslturt,cn.

A RECENT GRADUATE Of Harvard College,
~ les few private PUPILS, o. at 'or College Re- T.
Prssdcn, FELTON, and the Rev Dr. Waller Csabyds
the Rev Dr L,hIop bostaui tho Rev Dr. Oss'oi Pro H.
Wrlstef Wm hoyes, tsq Wa. TusY, rsl c p Klrs.
land. ESQ., Mes Yors Address BoE No 0ol. p o.
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A CARD.-Mr. Editor ! see by the morning
IA edition Of The World that the pablo cautioned by Mr.
John W. Bryce not 10 believe statement il regard to Mr.
Iesc Wnst Consul at Kingston, yamsica because he
thinks am colCred II tue, that am ousquat-r
and according to Mr. ces temtnt TO think he 4.
hon ored with the blood and would bs very sorry
character for truth honesty and sobIiety stood low h. ia
NewsrS III, true that engaged IN the undressing
business When 1t thing T. hr oryce assrr
about the streets ic the that have his
friend W., IN the streets Of Kingston. J. ELLIS.
Sent
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Gonses to fet.
Gouses an6 forms manteo.

UNFINISHED HOUSE WANTED-FOr first
Glass Applicant rett about $4,000 also three at ent Of
al 200 10 10 eschi Also several hsoass unfurnnhed
HOUSES; al for actual spptca ions. -
FIELD 4 MCLEAN, Auc,ionoers. No. Pine st
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POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
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The celebrated and Kentucky o. s, and
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Che Curt.
&rrnrslons.

CUNDAY EXCURSION to GLEN WOOD
- and GLEN COVE, land ng at NEW-ROCHELLE. CIrf
ISLAND and BAyLIS DOCK opposite Whestone.- ims
MAY FLOWER leaves Cs;harinest $3.50; Delaney St, 8
lith st, 81 18th 1t s:lO 9Th st, 9:i5.
EXCURSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
II PENNSfLvAEI The Central Rslro,d Of New Jer,e,
vii sci. Excursion Tickets through this region durins the
month OF September Fare for toe entire EIourson 81
ckets good days Leave Cour.lsndt and ooof
Z. a 2 O'Clock m, O'Clock p Leave Pier No
North River at y and III O'Clock M and q O'Clock n
Apply at either place For further information .ppy
to H. p BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent, No. 50 Wslls
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THE sICTLIAN vEsPERs.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Under sfsf 81 PrEsf .aGf & s5sVA
the T TTSs end SshS s SSS nj Ts WEEK
THE sPIENDiD HisT0RIGAI DRAMA
}9sEPH A ANP HIS ssETasEs,
JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN,
mSseum thu pu,t week and Arra.cTsD SUCH 9SwOsrsD
CROWDS. that the Management viii
SSsHSSE jSsEs# zS$ H He s s$SE$$H
ONE WEEK LONGER
9 9NE % WEEK LLooNNGGEERR, ,
With all its GORGEOUS ACCOMPANIMENT its SPLENDID sons
RRY, COSTUMES, SsGSIFcENT GROUPINGS aud Us'
A'' EVERY XE ESy M 4 .sISot' md
An the Noves. snd co.ids. Of The Museum vii be v
THE S ThE W Ar S S1S THY ANNALS
. psfs e aEA oE LEO
ana " 4 AP rATfo6ED NEw-zEALAND CHIEF
LIVING WHAT is TT" or nANMONKEY.
% sFs%r hy sH AZ S s'i SEA-
M W THE ~oEDEsEUL. 1LoTSS FAMILY MIL
', rSn III SREiF $$SSEz 4 Tat Hs ssno
Filled with LylNe Sc RyER EIsK from s Esr11.
T HuS1 F Is FISH GivEG ALI5sT1as ySa
c ckGtS TX xoN hS sSAKE ISS
BABY ANACONDAs: LIVING HAPPY FAMILY 5RsAf
VARIETY or NEW WAX FIGURES, WONDERFUL
All these beside ii the Wonders and NOveo. Of the nu.eu.
collection which sTs s Gee G GGi IL; haH
tom every P AL q 70 BE S Sen CENTS
Musf G9sdI SP FGSG sId 10 year, 10 dsns
NIBLos GARDEN.
IN CoRTEsIr ,,D Az MY aE SIAG ., AaoDio'
Only GYot GRAND iV GALA a. M AT
Doors open at 10 a. M oPsis oo%m %THo Il Tcpe
verdr' magnificent tragic SegIsf
With the g,sss Star cast,
MUsIANI, AMoDIo, NANNI, and Other, y o,,,rz
In Consequence Of the great s6cce.. Of
it will be repeated and the q the popular barsus
SiguOr y. AaoDlo
win make bis fI sPPearsn e in hi. cousty on
THURSDAY, Sept q, R.cines tssic Opera of
for the fret time in the United States
Psns Circle 2; cents P;sc Boxes: SSio 80 D
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Sole Le,'ss and Nf2'EE RRss % NIXON
MONDAY EVENING" Sept n iS"
Hsuet.......Mr. FORREST ciaadu. ......Mr ) Cauo
B bSc a open Ga & NJ List the Siss,
Private and So Ore,s Circle eta
and o1cis: seats ONLY aan 81 Ss 0
Nr FORESTS Filth Might WEDNESDAY. Sept. %.
7 AURA KEENEs THEATER.
IL SECOND WEEK AND
NEW AH0 BEAUTIFUL
FIvEACT DRAMA.
ByT.B. DeWadea, esq.
THE Mo SSfSs BOY.
MISS LAURA KEENE.
EVERY MEMBER OF OF THE COMPANY
Doom open O'clock performance to commence q. g.
WALLACKs THEATER.
~, Mr. Wsssit' Leases
Mr. Lester " Mr. wXIixcE manager
Has gS st GhtS I'd GSssi%s the
regular IIG SEASON.
And EVERY MONT, I'll further notice,
T TIE H RGYs I.EiPy
FoRrr YEARS AGO.
FITZsMYTHE or FlTZsAYTHg HALL.
The above programme will be illustrated b. the combined tai
NJ. LESTER w%ALLAck, Mr.; YOU'VE H1sv
~ Mr. @AtooT. Mns NARY CANNON,
Mr. SLOAN, Mrs VERNON. and
MI NORTON, Miss JULiATREE.
Place. nay u Ocs three day. IN advance
WINTER GARDEN.
w A GREAT SUCCESS
The Comic DrAuia Of
PHELIM ODoNNELL
and
THE LEPRAHAUN,
Having been received with greatest hu.m and Ppfo
alton, ~ III DO repeated
TONIGHT
AND EVERY NIGHT
NTH further notice.
MIR and MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
Vii appear THIS EVENING SEPT % In great bill
PHELIM ODONNELL
AND THE LRPRAHAUN,
THE CUsTOhS or TIE COUNTRY,
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
JlAIR -Articles for Exhibition in the FAIR of
the 1MERI JAN IH3TIrOTE, must BE- eutsfed At the
lace Garden 10 4ths neafte 6thsV O'ooes on MON
AY the Fab met - ,,,n.y v,,s>,
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NEW MUSIC.
In VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
Imported imrned istty Publiostion,
by WEBS ALLEN.
No Clinton II III, Astor place.
Agntsf Novelties Sacred Music ard Cheap Publications
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&IOA PER R.-COOPERSrOwN
Up ~ SEMINARY, cOop.ut,wb, Y, both .errss
pays Board sud tuition uostpaed advantages In P4ao Aa<e
and Vocslisatoo- Tern opens Nov J.
Z. C. FLACK. A NJ, PrincpA-
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NAMP AIGN DOC MENTS.
We invite Of tbs friends Of the Republican
10 the following liz. Of Documents
THE POLITICAL TEXTBOOK
FOR 1860.
vol, cloth Price 81

LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
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CLOTE g. JAMES, sr
y sTATIoNERs PRINTERS and BLANk-eCOh Manu.
glCTBRERS No 90 Fultout Orders respectfully solicited
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WAN NORMAN INsTITUTE.-An ENGLISH

W AN NOhnAN iANOi "a ~ IINphtotk
and FRENCH B0ARDiNG aud DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES, Mo-. 3 and West 3sthst, Manav Hin,
doors from 5th Ns.York, will reopen WEDsES-
DAY the 18th September The ed6ce-piaunsd
prsssy Sch o. and warmed by h't w,ter pure
like airs the highest beautiful ho
city Special attention paid health aud physical trzissx
for which entire story act sprs tx ordiuary poa
made for the comfort md improvement Of boSrdag pup
members of the Principals faulty French spok5a The
sbest employed for French Italian Germa Pfs,o-
r., rte. Harp and other accomplishments Among his ety
friends and patrons the Principal refers to tho Rev GsdosT
Spring D. D. Rev. Thomas De Witt ID. w., Rev Nssan
D. d. Rev. Edwin (. Hatfield D Rev Hlgsoy;
Rev. Joseph P. Thomson. u, D., Mr. Wnim E. Dodge
foIaoa apply the Institute Circular foe wheh al
dress Rev ID c. VAN NORMAN, LII D.. PRINCIPAL
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, entering
" its Path yssI opens its Primary Classical and COM
mercia Departments Sept 10. For Circular call ss Unyerdsy
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E,AIR Articles for Exhibition in the FAIR of
E the hMERI IAN IHsTIPOTE, must be- eutsfsd at the
Palace Garden 10 4tL near 6hsV b. Ocloos MON
DAY the Fab met ,,,,
The Faiy win be OPENED 10 visitors MONDAY EVEN
mo Dodworth'a fuu bsnd will b. ia sttendsnfa-
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T1RENCH PROTESTANT INSTITUTE FOR
IT YOUNG GENTLEMEN, No. ~ East 2ith-st
BOARDING and DAY-SCHOOL The lessons for The aI1
wear all commences TUESDAY, Sept Cisscs nsthe
nacs Spanish German English studies beside the french
which e language Of the school Seyentesn teachers NO
money or pains spared TO his Institution
possible 0ymnsscs snd equitaion References names OF
former pupils and their parents 60 In circulsrs There
it""'' u'pN Prof Ellie CHARLIER Dirsctor.
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ELOCUTION.-Miss F. p. TAVERNER will
~ resume her with Ladies Schools aud give In
struetion LADIES' ths resdences IN ELOCUrION s1d
READING. Address Of Prof J. w. TAVERSER, No "a
l<ih Ia
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NVALNUT-HILL SCHOOL, GENEVA, N Y.

NV hI4NU IT'LL NCAKNDf1 NI1.N ' n, ". n.
w The year Of the Rev Or REEDS BOARDING
SCHOOL for BOYS is openig The sisuatoa e thu
sohoo ct distance fou he CITY y essly reach Ia hir
the and besuty OF the ground the
ughp comp trDs' Of the nstrsc prs,n spsoA
claims the ocs parents Who wish to their
the Huence 81 large The scboo With ~h-
known provision fr ersry scientific snd religious stacsos
all pecetery ard hitting dpioe for pb ie dsseopm at AMI
hsinig There will at tn ChstmA HojsJ
but Other vacation til the close of toe in July
10 efeued that pile when thy cutter the school should
be years Cionlars will vhs
detre further nfor laon The charge s0hool year fy
wekss $3.50 Refers the r, Rev Potter No % West
"a hst the Hoo. Henry Davies No. 90 sh.s.; Act W.
Bradford. ESQ.,. No we'll At THoS c. REBal
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GLASSES for instruction Ia Mechanical and Architectural
DRAWING will opened the hrst Monday Of O;tober
Apprentices and Practical Mechanics viii be taught without
fha
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Real Estate for 6dle.

A SMALL amount only in cash required TO pur-
N chase four built four-story brown stone HOUSES
iu finished stust East h in aocaity entirely fee
rom and other o5ctonsbe property and within
bargain either separately toge her Apply to W. r. JOK-
DAN No. 10 Wall.st., Room No. 20
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8tdticnsrp ann fanrp GOODS.

AhD a DKo nES pSn no. s.ass ~ $780,.
s.s.Yob Also uan lfac.aers OF Bard WDsooss Psie'
trrri' Nh ri Paus Gold psos rsp Hred o. exchanges
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N,BE MISSES GREEN will reopen their
Il SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES o. Thursday, Sept SEA-
No. ] sth-sy first door from wsshington-quue.
vTNHE MISSES WALKER Will reopen their
i DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies' No lsa Madisen-sv.,
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
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ITO MINERALOaIS rS.-Ths subscriber has
Il owed TO biz ssloroom. No or Be- Hadv4y. be-
tween Houston and he offers for sale Miner
ala, snsly CT In suites II moderat p,o.s. --
CHI W. A. HERMANN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

ENGLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Y o U N G
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-30
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bDoiON MAhhl4lt Match ~ 1901.
AsUES-The market for Pots remains the same, with
sales az IA 3Sc per 10 cash. Pearls have advanced
with sales at 3 .. and tc ding still upwards.
GRAGN-Tho market FOR Corn has been dull during
the week but in prices material change and 40 the
close there rather Armer feeling The sales have
been so 83c for Southern yellow the best Baltimore
and Philadelphia held AZ the latter rate and white
ranges from Is S)c per bu. In Oats their have been
sales Of Northern and Canada az As Acc per bu and dull
at these prices.
BUTTER-There Is no change TO notice iu the But
ter market. The supply N all Kinds continues quite
abundant except strictly choice article The sales have
been az Us lSc for good aud choice New York and Yer
mont darcs and - a li' FOR common. Canada, Ohio
aud other Western ranges rom no l5o. 20 quality.
CHEESE has been sold at 10 l3e per To- as 60 quail
its, Tor common and choice.
POTATOES are In fair demand and firm. Sales Of
common Whites and Pink Eyes, I'LL bills at 81 % ],
81 80 Peach Blows, l5 So per bu Prince Edward
Island and Nova Scotia Chcuangocs at So 6jc Jack
SONS at go a 65e; and Carriers at 6j 75c per bu.
DRIED APPLIES are selling at a lie for South
ern aud l-2for Northern
EGGS lower, and have been selling at Is lie per
do1.
HOpS.-Frst sort 1859 10 a l3,
WOOL-lhe market remains quite steady Tor fleece
Wool, with fair demand from manufacturers and pre-
vious prices continue Go bc sustained The sales NJ do
nestle have been 100 600 lbs fleece and pulled az quoted
prices the grades Of fleece ranging principally ffom As a
55e and pulled at IS j2c per Do, for superhne aud