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WAsn1xG7ox, June 1o.-Mr. karus. of Read.
ing Pa appeared before the Coyoae COMMITTED
and testified that be was u contractor On the
Union canal extension, and employed about $50
1rishmen.. He bad sent to him large nurc3er
Of naturalization papers, alleged to be fraudu-
lent, which were procured from R. N. Bovine,
an employee Of the Navy Yard. He received
some Of these under franks Of Democratic uem.
beos. Some two or three hundred Of them were
still in bis possession.
Col. Forner and Mr. Wendell we're also axam-
ined By this Committee. The formers testimo-
Eony Was shown to the President aud several
members Of the Cabinet. Among other things,
he stalled that he had been offered By Mr. Blu
chanan the consulate to 1iyerool, or the mis-
sion to Russia or Prussia, If be would acouiesce
IN the policy Of the, Administration, but be de-
clined.
Nj. Wendell testified that he carried Oh, 600
in his pocket for weeks to present to Col. For
ney, ana, II necessary. vas authorized to in
crease it e20. 900 or $25, ,0oo if he would accent
the Liverpool consulate, or the mission to one
Of the great powers Of Europe, but Foruey de.
clined.
WASHINGTON, June 10'h.-The Conference On
the Homestead met this morning and found
themselves unable to sgree. They will meet
again to morrow for final effort.
The affirmative vote Of Is in the House to Law
the resolution Of eeusure Of the President aud
posed exclusigely Of Democrats, while all the
south Americans present, together with Adrain,
Clark Of New York, Dayls Of Ind, Hsskin, and
Morris Of Ill, voted with the Republicans in
the negative.
It is said that Gen. A. S. Johnston will be m.
pointed to succeed the late Major Gen. Jesup
as Quartermaster General Of the ARMY.
A number Of the seeding Southern Demo-
cratic delegates arrived here from Richmond
this morning
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Ii Tk1EoRArHl Erw YeRK. June 13.
FIora-Du. heavy and lowes With ho'dess disposed to
realize upon common grades. Sales 10sD b.s Al 45.9l@
Clio fr super State tab33 IS fr common to exra
en-; for shipping brands extra rounn hoop Ohio
rcrs wnhln ht Canadian aonr shade fcr for
low grades. with moderate and Sa'ca iris u T. "a
@5sD. Rye -four ee~dy viii email sales 1t 43S01 81.
cMn Neal qntt md num;'sty 1 u'neha1ss.' " Y. r.. 49,
GRA1N-Wlsat without str king change, with rather
export inquiry, but the advance ftechs checks the
demand Sass 70 hu lied Stae nj q Is LILO bu Rae
spltn. y els@l elk a coo tu milwaukee, Club o. t69
II q g. Rye quet at Sc Barley dull and nnuainal.
Torn quite att better. acs u 69e5e
tsct Nt>tern not qrle sound 1ee for sound eow &c
or yellow sou'!tn tc for White Western sound Spring
rxasla1oks- Pork frm.I with xoeeuatve nave, nj.
e'sove! x1s M Il: @l.so tor thin mess; III IS fcr Old
meas fnr new rIimsclostnE at the latter
uyer4 orflon 30 day. ala:s Btef dull and unchanged
sae~ 800 bills At tSa ~ for primes n 300 for ess;
aa:o@l1:o for repacked mcta; I'll ss51soo for extr
mess. rstne %es: tsef very dull and anssanzed Eeef
meats teady. kales s70pkks At for hams: sH@hc
for shoulders bacon quiet and unchanged. Land market
nfm Sales 27Dlbls II: 1hglI4e. Butter dal! At lOsl5c
Ohio: 1lGoc fordtAe. Ctcese @0c foi inferior to
prime.
G.ooER,rs-Ocfte without material change. Saes to-
day n0 ae La:uara At l3t@Ilc 1oe naa java ike
tale Of rio a rumored but we cant authenticate Go
asec. stcady sales - hhds Cuta Muscovado 3e Is
Sugar steady ut Yesterdays prices Sacs so hhd5 M txo@
7cfr Cuba sGe7xc for Porto Rico.
S1ncK6-ad buzd tatheE active sid ease-ro.ing kteady
INC Lords 9IH Hucson 1T noItesge. lU De- " IL.
Xiii tx. ID Ceix. Ere Isl. Ha..an ~, sre@ IL
= 9. l. g. chis a. i *. 6 III 81. '<'p ''f
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~noent Of the crops has Influenced prac>-
IL stsfs s9sn ssa se e sspes III
latser . con- tEaplcs. Tint the lauguof Of Odessa
sss ss s1sa Tsa p h:x sss spa s
coming snpom; sns;v ID Whilst -four has bean "-.
inc IN Tsw Yort and Tightly lower, ttaere has been
m au sa increased deman. for wheat st full prices for
export, good portion; nd ne'0g declined 10 tho
The arr,rs1. r ~ ,hs Coz. It since the 16th inst
were re Is csreoes. e @ 'a Of Which 5 s.rgoes were
whe.t. IL B'iisy. 8 Maize. sna 1,{9yx: Re: ,,,
poe. Of fse Whest. ": 5 ode1sa Ghrka, at 5os..
aod S.. I'd .pd S:H:??ge S.: e S.:
to " 91s. g.: end Of Barley, at 27s' Cd. to 28s
Cd. per qr. a, o,o =.
ee.. ID, aeanst 81 ,552 qrs. for tie same period
in 1853, at 54s. I'd.
Tho London averages we're sss. 1od. On 2.6oa
qrs. The imports into the principal parts OF
Great Britain for the week ending 10th May on
Wheat and Flour were equal to 70:::::sa bis.
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The British Corn Trade


A week Of summer Temperature h,r;,c III,
Eegetation has been everywhere remaftah1e
snopo 1ne same favorable weather continue'
ne1ner ~, tae by nor corn crops may BE- much Il
st al, behind The usual period. Wheat. i, ho,w. ;.
ever IN several localities looks thin. and tier-
"a ha!e neen many complaints Of unusual ra,sees
gTaziers hare brought about such eu r;ta ;e aD Dy
ma food that ceFeals must be valuable ~ sub.
1autes. 1Sa Although some check has been felt by
faF e tSa ttSSseng temperature. the wheat trade has
nghs5 thTouRh.ut the country. irelend Is re-.
Sfoves'nG fsrsa from The effects Of lie fat imports
ssa'sas sI'esSe eea,nx oS Efssa,y ,sy clearing sa
southwards, has iulty followed % the F1aI!% sIiRmen
Key aeis; .h;r Frees IN .he Baltic have litte cb.n9ed
and Belgium. A'e Win holland
fhe French markets hare rather re,,;.a f..
,roda rnsa', aao given more frmness to fhn f1our
Haas IN Paris. In Southern Europe the G rsnid 1SGa
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ST. Lor1s, June ls.-The Democrats held IN
indignation meeting last night. Speeches, de-
nounclnE in strong terms the action Of the
House Of Representatives for ousting Mr.. Bar
ret', we're made. Resolutions were passed char.
acfetizing the decision of Congress 10 the con-
fyrannieai and interruptions exercise OF the
power Of the majozity; acontempt Of the rights
Of the minority, mud reckless disregard OF the
rights Of the people Of this District, and repe1-
Ing the lmputatious that our election was car
r!ed by fraud. Another resolution, nominating
Vt; Barrett for Congress, asread, and received
with cheers
The Republicans also held meeting to raily
the action Of Congress in the same case, which
was numerously attended. Resolutions were
passed charging Barrest's election the result OF
fraud, and lndorsing the decision Of Congress
IN giving blair his seat. Much indignation and
meatipp6
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j.
LrERrool DtrAps7rrFB-WAkr11d, N. L Co repoy,
flour dul! md notnnas UNCHANGED Wheat quiet and gen
.ta'y unalscred. Red l0s5d4 t0t % white 1lt1als.sl
Con. dull and offered at Cd decline. Yellow 3a6das4s
while 35s%l36s
Weather has heen favorable 70. GRIPS.
Riehasdson, Spence Co. quote wheat declined. Com
Grns raflF Unchanged.
Fnav1sos. Meland, Athaye Co., Richardson, Spence
bnd 9th ,cport beef dull and generally unaete
H.k q9es I'D sa.lc but euotat!ens 1.a,n unchaaeed
@.l&5t. Lard dull and slow Of sale Tallow dull and
S..1tl! Amestcan 33'6d for future delivery.
fRurck Tim brtkefs circular report euRa. htayy and
tentine dull aud sllehly cecllned, 34s.5d@ s5s.
Tea nnaltcscd.
AAxa,o.s STOCKS Earrings report limited brsnf. at
previous Quotaifons- Bell Sons report m2,ktt generally
uncl llzcd.
LONDON Aoxkr MAnKE7-Consols closed Friday nj 81 <
4y for money and 95@s3Hc for account The bullion ID
tie lank Of EnglAnd had Increased Ef9oOo. The money
make. WAS generally uhchAtged.
LuSn0N MA2Er7s.-DaEa1E Bros. quote wheat dnli and
tteady. Iron du1l 1a and bus E5 es5d md E5 IDS
coseA pig dull s3s Sugar heavy aud declined "a Tes
nsm. Common ConEou il tkdaIis5}zd Tailov dull Al
81. cnnse nr1n. With slight advHncs-
LAIEsT VIA Observation-Disclosures 1uAe $d-Bread.
stufs quiet. Ftovt&lons dull.
LoxDox Saturday .venirg-cossos closed At 9ikawe
flt iHpLeY md account.
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Ia SALE, H., June 1s.-River two feet len
inches On the bar.
ncBroCE, June 13.-Riyer SIX feet six
inches.
Brn11soroS, June 1a.-Rire1 6re feet dx
inches Oh the lower rapids, and rising. =
PEk1s, ILL.,, June 1s.-Rlter three feet eix
inches on the ba1-falling fast.
RocK ISLAND, June 13.-Seven feet on upper
rapids.
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The Wool Trade.
u Ynxr-Xslter RfcNpf Annual M0cl QiIcNlAE has

NEW yoxx-Wslter Browns annual Wool Circular has
Just cone to hand from which We quote Is follows:
Asthe Clipping Season u now a. hand and IN sec-
lions ALREADY entered upou it may lie cf interest to COL
Grow es and Country Dealers receive the latest tnfor
Ean which be had The present and prosp cye
1La1kes v1lne OF this staple.
The Ma1fee Is usual at this eeston Of tho ys, have
beeo oul dull 'or tie p.st few wetks and prices have
steadily defined, until they have aced point rom ~heh
there will be but little vzft.tn foE considerable
Old Is worth BY ets per ib thaa ,o recently
ahorn, 1t general that wool In tho
III ought to be pI1 per Ia oEes tbaa ia 1859
and see how the Eastern or tie plices o;
woolen goods vii Justify any higher dgurea
Iw q ebel,w st OF prices, from which 0sowcrr and
Western Dealers MAKE their oEn calcuiaton1 1t u
daci ,tiut thsn heretofore pay the pr'ces
fr bady WOOL thas the{ defer tha. Thisa We
san Increased regard hs ,ot te e1pectad lhat
GroweTs will improve the character Of their wool;
Pro- she value Of The different g-ades OF Fellwashed
woo free sIm tu1s &c in thls market tef ths clip vi
, 1860-06-14

PHILADELPHIA, June l3 The principal mer,-
bers Of the Japanese Embassy, escorted by the
Naval Commission and the City Councils, visit
ed the Mint this morning. The Japanese in
spected the various processes Of refining and
coming. aud expressed themselves much graft
fed, aud especially delighted with the bea1tiful
machinery for coming.
At o'clock the officers Of the Navy aad 3la-
rims Corps pay formal risit to the Embassy 1t
the Continental HOTEL
Mayor Henry received the Commissioners to
superintend the erection Of the monument to
tbs Signers Of the Declaration Of Indepence, at
noon today, in 1ndependence Square.
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The Ra]timoro Convontien.

THe HhItImOfo C0nVonK1tn.
BALTIMORE, June l3.-The Richmond dele
gates nearly all came Us far as Washington thjs
morning.
The delegates to the Baltimore Convention
are arriving here.
The Committee Of Arrangements are actively
engaged IN making preparations for the Con-
vention. The Front Street Theatre Ia being
fitted up for the accommodation Of tho dele.
gates,
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HAMBURGER AND r. f. CHEESE
L&rd, H~ms, H1nfs<ash, Drf<@ Fr1tss, Se<
&c., - state-st- between Lats ind Taaes4&s-
-: --:t :. CHICAGO. III.
Special Attention given to purchase nd ss1e ~ ~
Juce aid Gsxeszl Mes.haadI.e on Commission ~
sid coshknfnsI1s solicited. ryi1- :s1%:m
, 1860-06-14
Special Session Of the mMA9aahuRa
Legislature.

Special Session Of the mAasaahueetts
Legislature.
1}osroS, June 13.-The special session Of tho
Legislature met at about 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. Two bills were adopted relative to the
cattle disease, increasing the Ssata Commission
to tEe members, providing for scientific inres-
tigatiop, giving power to town authorities to
kill or isolate cattle, and make other arrange
ments for the treatment or extirpation Of the
disease, and appropriating 10000 for ths pur-
pose.
Resolutions endorsing Mr. Summers recent
speech were adopted, after warm debate-369
to ~.
The Arabia sailed At O'Clock this morning.
She took out $50 passengers for Liverpool and
for Halifax, also $4o0, 900 in specie.
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4finanrial a.1n Gon1n1trttM'
MONETARY.


wxp1EspAy EvxK1Na. June u.
The 1noncy m.rle. continues quiet, curren-
=, is nrouounced " drug" and discounts easy
Es,ern exchange is in fair request On the street
n, II per cent. premium, and at the banks the
selling rate is 1t per cent
Cs1cAoo, BcRtISaros q QUINCY RAILROAD
co.--rbe earnings by the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad line for the frst week in
jane were:
Frelttt.. S3tiE y. nc. e9NH a.
PAs enEett.. A<-<~~ u s'sS'0e 0ts" 1,1'17
To,a.. 41sA5l.sa eSa1eAa3 Inc. a1,T&1.4,
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Buffalo Marker.


DrIELxaHAfH.] BCITALo, june t.
FIorn-Dnu and UNCHANGED.
1EA1x-Wheatt ie,Atc demand nnd market eas,.r
sae> o0o] bu Racine Spring ella bu No C1ea
E" 70 =; sams tom market quiet hu. ers holding baek
eSc tpr prime No DO. OA-t}ood dea and Id steady
a.ic< Il 90 bn Western and tAnadAp Il 3{kc
Nuukr-F rmer aaes 80 bsIs ai az
EAhA1 at 40e for 1our II Nc for hc1t
iGHc fur corn tn New York.
Lax 1Arosss-1ooo bb.s rour. SOU bu wheat, saoN
, 1860-06-14

From meKleo"-Alarm1nsI Intelligence.
New Yogk, June 1a--Acapolco advices Of
May 3Gth state TINT violent type of Yellow
Fever was raging at Acapulco, from the effects
Of which upwards Of 500 deaths had occurred
within six weeks previous to the a6,h ult.
Among those who had died were the American
Consul and some twenty Americans. Those
who had the oppoitunity were fast leaving for
the interior Of Mexico.
, 1860-06-14

HAMILTON, c. w., June 13.-Four burglars
entered the store of Jas. Henry j. 20. jewelers..
on james street, at one O'Clock this morning.
Mr. Henry being still up, proceeded to ascsf-
tain the cause Of the noise, and WAS stabbed
several times. His wife and son coming to his
hold one Of the burglars till the polico arrived.
The rest escaped. Mr. Henry is in a prscarious
state. The prisoners name is Brown, and Is
supposed to be from Seneca Fails, n. Z.
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New ORLEANS, June 12.-The steamer Austin,
from Brazos on the 9th inst, has arrived. Gen.
Garcia, commanding at Matamoras, has sent m
expedition in pursuit Of Cortinas. Caps. Fer
names had been taken aud shot. twas believed
that Co1tinas' band was broken up.
, 1860-06-14
Later from Europe.
GAR1BALDI IN PALERMO.
The Royal Palace Burned.

HnFnRh.
:, M.
nAtllAf' pune 43:-tne Royal Nail steam
snlp PROM I,nse1Poo. 20, sia Queenstown 90, has
1rn't 1r.'1Su a. ~ pos1. 70 steamships my o1
n.ah soa .am -" 1oik aao Hohemaa fEoa =,
Gasoe si;n iIs;na. ~ fas ftsfPoo. o1 tae ~. yhe
SnnthsM5+nn ~, ~ - "ST 1o.h' ense1 y
1gIk, Mllseo " ~ :1pool On tae "a.
Palermo and ast,hl;shed II. h.s5 Hs.ta.. 1u,st.a
there Alter flerce combat .nd . honhasrdmsat
hv saa md i,nd ~. ,nnri.s. +nat ~. sai
na,sce from thetronn. egh sug hnrnt;t r. ~ hn4
hardment rnntinned ~ fha ia,.,t .dv;..s
n. Ch;rss. ranl~ ~ ~ 2. i'll ..;.;-
10 r-,h1;.hsJ .;s.t. uS - .h.:.ata a'ns.uIa
!" P"o'A'ne4 ~ Ie!ee1a I" 'ne p1oPoH1'oos'
Ohio RepublIcan Convent,on.
csa.;s ScasA7t' 'ane Ao;-ae nspu oneao osats
Tenoh ns;.,a,hnH' ua4' c caousf ao'n15eo ns
-nsn,b.- ~ pa..d - 70 p,S,;ip .a1se sos
~, at..-aar va1 csaa..i ~ II T.. H"'4 o0'
Sea co1ranra % 3hin eu .Inna ~ 1qETbs b Rcnnb,;..,
conra,,;a oaso' ~ ;a..d sua; ~ EEp9oas.a E14 =.
fe1es inbn o14 H,...urak ~ ~ %.m;.no ~ =
pa. Souu p nsas1TeA Mt cen.a;u ~ aAnnHa Aao
~ u. noot o. Etle: !ne !ono"lng taesto!s
q. r.. a n:".s Dss 31 "S!o no1tso ~ :
Eatst Nlstl1ct-oeH. EkRltst0n Gtc0nQ-JuQ84
, 1860-06-14

Dr. scHLo8SER has thA satlstacuen ct lAytnx before
the public, 1t his ConzlstnG Ro>ua prooi Of the
Extraordinary Satisfaction
Given BY hia
UNSURPASSED 8TTLE OF TREATMENT
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MMERCIAL.

WEpa1spAr Eyxx1Ee, June L. 1860.
The following afe the receipts and shipments
or the last twenty four hours:
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New York Cattle Market.
Br rTkLxexAFH.1 INV Yoak, Juue Is
BrEs-Dult and lower; prtees ranging from &c to 9xc-
average SC. ReceIp1s, &i0d cattle
*nxEr-MuttDn dee.'ntd 2aSooc per eAscase. Ma1ke.
dun. Receipts. II, 100 head.
Sw1NE-SeNee and pItces better Sales at 5xa6xc h.
cepts, 36Q0gwtnc.
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denomination Of Schuyler Colfax.
PLYMOUTH, Ind, June l3th.-For the Ninth
Congressional District Of Indiana, Hon ScbuJ-
Ter Colfsx was renominated BY acclamation.
The Convention was larger than ever before
held, and very enthusiastic.
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BROTHER d CO.,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

.2Rcr7a Warn sEaxEs. ca1cAso.....1@
1sns l. 11ss. ~. =. Il. D. FA5 "Ae1s31
Marin. B,nk chs'f6 " DunR S,St G. s1sssa,, bssesT,
IL "a: K.saKs Co. BAa Knoxville. u aoteh
- c. B.afsn &, Pse..: u; ;;5 H:911c ~ 1ca,essc 10
it HennfnE 4 Woodruff. -. Louis. No.: 0teelE ~
M loua NO.; Ca11tnEton P!ts5on O.xsxo' Y;orf X
s. klnk Bu2a!o, Mi D.k A. poNa& Go'' "'" A9A''
~ toly
, 1860-06-14

N08UH1Eys
NEWARK. n. j., lS.--Two girls named Gala
gher and Dillon, aged nine and thirteen years
were run over By the o'clock train from New
York, this morning, at East Newark. Hiss
Dillon was instantly killed, and Misa Gallagher
is still living.
, 1860-06-14

Relief for Camauche.
MrscA71SE, Iowa, June ia committee
has taken up to the suffererers By the lorna.
do at Camanche, 81 200, col sc.ed here for THAR
relief.
, 1860-06-14

Arrested
NoaFolk, Va, June l3.-Solomon Chsny,
who failed Tor heavy amount, has bean ar.
rested in New Orleans aud will be taken back
hpre.
, 1860-06-14
MARIN E JOURNAL,
POKT OF CHICAGO.

AHkIFED......... June L.
Stn. fsasee Butter NIlwaukee III pkks besr q pts,
fsh. pkea butter. box suntr1es, ~ hbs touy lot
hnuseLold kooda, u empty laIre1a, box srndrtes,
% racks * tatoes u b. "a of tc lot Of 1nactnerS
Stnof Comet Moran Grand Haven. IS ef1tes crpckef
tons Edxe, 80 empty kcgx, 3 akea
rsop Michigan, 1o;k n, Okdsnsburso 2s tons mdze,
wagon, - drY h3neA
rsop Evergreen CTR. Chamberlain. Collngwocd. pkes
dth, bhls varnlsh. plces machinery, 10 pfts sun
driea 81 coils rope, ba1ea twne Is kks fsh. cyl
inde;. a,3 empty barrels. 100 bbs SALT passengsss
1sop ]. Bu6t7 Brown, st. Joacpb. 90 N lumber, 1000
Fpokea, 90 .zilroad tie1.
op Aonteo1eg. Robolna St Joseph. 1sto railroad tea
Bark Gr1as West. ste~a,t. Bu1Alo, 100 tons eo.l
Big Alexander MITCHELL Hutchinson. Green Bay. 40 N
scas jops.la J.sues Buffalo. - Ton. coal 1:7ao feet
sehs l,1z,e Th1oop. Flood. Grand Haven. y m lumber
schr Abah oUonnos. P1or Cora, Is cd wood, IS eds
sehr II. 4. G.tts Te1ch. Por Sheldon, 70 c4a vo.d.
senf Z Wll!tam1- CuEy, Green Bay. 3 { N lumber.
Eehf Gndn+, Hsu.n. Gnnd Hssep. " n luEnbtf.
Sahs Thtee Bells Clark, Holland, 43 cds wood
Schf II. Hand NeKuoe+ Port She don, 81 eds wood,
CLEARED.., 1uns II.
ssn' 0S@1; @ M@1.s.a At GE.nd H.yea Ton hay. 80 t&xs
smf 0a1ee Butler Milwaukee, 1io b4xs hsfIey y bdis
p.pe1 ~ bh!s OIL bbls siae<af bog boofs 70 bbis
fA1iow. 10 pkxs ae Is empty keEA - bQla eandLek
coils 1Dp1, ! 6d4 tN{ne, lpEE mise.
, 1860-06-14

,sH1I3KAax III NSItANroATs-0hoe upon time, there
hkfeAt rage for large III amer, naeuch that by
Hte1i syten Of measurement fashionable 10 ia
tnef olmensinnt to the world somewhat Reaer than
proper !oestd 10 fcs and figures would vanan But ~
caoa! tel ~ now souttt II tie mort ,hsn N 'reir
e OF the owner HI lnsitt.ted A tave+ugatton
which las rtsu!ted material reduction Of tonnage
daTeEce In oat alone RbuntinE less t11p
hnnd5sd end eighty nye ton! By wy Of comparison ~
Gve the ta"le showoE hs Ger re IN so II
the etf4nas- Tbs record measurement WAS by CUSTOM
houss ot1csr Whose competency q ne vii dspu.e:
Former Cnfftct
Measurement. Measurement
8. B. 1Glno1s, tons. ...............sse n
MONTGOMERY, tons. ,.,......9a3 go
Sea Bird. d.toIs......-.......G39 ELK
Marquette, tons. 76a
tont Il LDttFAI Tribune. lfth.
large teet Of vessels saed ysn1dav afternoon
Sons Of whom have been weef ol more The paAnge
from BntAio.-.1bid.
II The propeller Hlobe got Aground On the Fiat. yss.
te day and was pulled % BY The Globe
WA desp load ID, bound down from CEcAKo-(tMd.
, 1860-06-14

RAND TRAVERSE BAY.
~ CHICAGO AND EAST SHORE LINE.
-K-~ The Propeller
Asl .sLkEGHx-,.1, za5zsk7 .5zsk7 q
CAPTAIN e. Il. BoYNToS,
VIII 1eare Calc1so every SATURDAY. At P. H., for
Norhport and Traverse IT, touching at Maastsc. fnuk
fort tnouth OF Eeh1e riye1) North Cnty carp River,
It,, westAs. rerEItiIns.
Returning will leave rsayerse cMr every TUESDAY.
M3F.M.
Fortnight sr passage appY At orlce ot
HANNAH, LAY i CD..
Coner Lumber Az MAXWELL %rcets,
te1c4ss-lm Nt1r teth street Bridge, Chicago.
, 1860-06-14

1EoPVIsoaaRoh. Nllkfn9, OntocasQ4. u
nols poEs. 10 tbt nau1, ~ pks--
L. 1eo pkgs ns&A IS - xEp butter, 1
hasd~ass sup~ eassh 'unn6nei, 11 head eat'
Prop Uuul4S- v us sAA' s@'' ~" oonaa, boz
.,;ss ;;ssk <on r! e z os.oo6 hhls dour, spks,
-. Atontefn4 RubAn.- St Josenh. tons tod,c.
ns5 .oaeA pug. II GO hu wheat 1850 bu nat
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r1sk pap y b1, lemo1 - iuba butter 10 b hi
90: a. NEAL Il bags corn, 10 bofes tsa!t IL lon &
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sehF = h9isaso & r. s1ri3 I53onpson. White Rise7.
schr Oroie LEONARD bnhalo. 1870 hu wheat.
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sehr sehr Il @ Gaees Wel., Cay Hsnfa atoa. ndss.
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"ANTHD-AW Wet Nurse, Amer
Of Children. Address, Immediately, box 1895.
, 1860-06-14

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Soft-Corus.
AND ALL:
DISEASES OF THE FEET
unerrlnS systen Prncticed
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removal or Asessazla
, 1860-06-14
ITO RENT-Ncw Family Hotel in

ST. LOUIS, NO.
Situated IN dlratla locality Of The eIty on corne.
Twelfth and Olive slfea pear the Missouri fask, and
the line of the Olive street Horse Can. The b1uke conta.us
about sxty aud l. supplied with Gas Watel Bella
ttn1e HooMa Pantriea, etc.
10 fcbponAhe ten1nt able to keep hrtt.cass family
hotel long ard very favorable lease viii e granted.
= regard. te1m. ete 1aoEes spply
Of tatn smith T. DoIss. at. Louis, NO. nylsc:sl In
, 1860-06-14

100 Hhds. N. 0. SUGARS !, Com
lOV mon to Choice, IL stost and fox nj
PARSONS, FlTEIN q H w
1saoan Nase44.ask
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WANTED-By a steady middle
" aged wemau situation as meat Or patty eook.
L competent In both Ha. no ollie: Ion to 70 into tie
eonutry tan be heard Of At MRS. BATES Aeeney
Office 1g1 Wkshpctna street feieYM
, 1860-06-14

WANTED-A person to take Il
W Email Flsst Glass Boarding Houte. SAfd house IL
mostly furnished and the VIII tAke rnnt IN beard.
Add1es Boz IS, With real and reference. Ie2xlnl
, 1860-06-14

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4
~ QClSCY RAILROAD
laAsxces Ts1ns leave Aal arrive At Cueazo ~ fonv.
DAY Express leaves so an. suEla.R excepted afrves
6a0 Pm s51!ays t1ec2te.. Elht k1peS. !.s.v. gl6
pm Sat1Flay> excepted: 3:t1 4,H Mrhfxv. az
ee2set.-- Mendota Accumulation oundtva
excepted: arrives sis Sundays excepted.
a. =. AANM*,Si, erAl 3pr3.
Cbtazxo Anil -sh 1SNp
, 1860-06-14

ITO RENT-Several Good Offices,
l. al the fourth faor o? n,st class Lodging Rooms In
Dearborn iHock. Also one good Basement. Appiv It
Room no. on the premises, opposite the Posf flee.
j. b.. RICE. itaxlN
, 1860-06-14

W ANTED-A Rare Chance
w To exchange 30 aerea Of land in Michigan for
Hossed. Apply 10 No. 50 North Clark street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-08
From wnitehead's wild Sports Of the SOUTH
ANIGHT AMONG WOLVES.
.:The nass was steen and rugged,

''The pass was steep and rugged,
'sThe wolves they howled and whined;
But he ran like whirlwind up the pass
And he left the wolves behind. .''-MdeaulGy.
mike, what kind of a night would this
be for frc-shooting?" said the Doctor to
that meditative Nimrod, who was busy
sewing up a moccasin by the light of
campfire, after a week of travel.
$50, so" replied Mike, without looking
up.
Il am going, think"
No answer. Mike put on the mended
moccasin, and drew off the other.
"Do you think We can kill anything"
"S'pose," replied Mike,
"Come Charlie, let us try it for little
while
This was all a ruse on the part of Poke
in order to make Mike think our great
hunt was an unprecedented affair, and
thereby increase the glory of killing SC
much game. 1t had been arranged be-
tween us during the day, that we would try
fire-hunting that night. Itpromised to be
a cloudy night, which was of great advan,
taee, as it prevented the game from seeing
anything of the hunters, and at the same
time rendered their eyes more reflective
when exposed to the tOrch-hght. We had
even gone so far as to make our pitch-pine
torches, and the whole preparation was
complete. 1t was a party Of twO-the
Doctor and myself There would be rath'
er more interest in getting the game alone
and beside that, Mikes opinion on fire
shooting was well-knOwn, and we knew he
would not go with us-sO constant a hun