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The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
Ayers Ague Cure.


which nentralzes this malarious poison in the boed
and stimulates the liver expel it from the body As
it should it does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty And it does more, rather does
what is Of more service those this infection.
If taken in it expes it from the system ii Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who free from its
ATTACKS keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently 1t only cures, but
protects from. the great variety of affections which
induced by this malignant influence, such Remittcnt
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Aguc, Periodical
Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers Neu
balgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness Tocthache, Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Papitatons Painful Affections
of the Spleen Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis and Painful
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arising from this cause, will be found to assum
less the intermittent type. This "A A0u1
CURE removes the cause of these derangements and
the disease.
This it aecompishes by stimulating the excretoriss
to expe the virus from the system and these organs
by degrees become habted do this their Office Of their
accord. Hence arises what occiimataf0ss
lime may accomplish the end but often life is not
long enough is sacrificed in the attempt while this
tAGUE CURE " does it at once. and with safety. We
have great TO believe this is well
.afer for the whole class Of diseases which
ased by the smatic infection, than ether which
has been and it has still another important
advantage the public, which is that it il cheap a.
we'll as good.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
Semi-Annual Report Of the Con


| DITION OF THE CAMBRIDGE CITY BANK.
For the Months preceding the LIST Monday in July 1860
RE 0 u x @ L S.
Capital Stock paid in, including that deposited
the with Treasurer of State, SS6,33i, Of 21s
per cent Indiana Bonds, cost 5 $1,000 %
Notes and Bills Discounted, 1OO,259 26
Suspended Debt, 2,441 II
Notes of other Banks, 1,76S 20
+" this Bank 35 90
Due from Banks and Bankers, 15,O85 49
Value of 66O shares Of Stock in
the Connersville Branch Bank
Of tine State of Indiana, $1,000 90
Specie, lO828 SO
1928, ,418 35
LA b 1 LIT E s
Capital Stock, 5 s., 400 90
Due to Banks and Bankers, 6,98l 40
Depostors, 1918 %
Circulation, Al, IOO %
Time Bills and other evidences Of
debt, -
Losses chargei upon Capital,
Profits undivided, 3,453 IS
Dividends declared a-d not paid, 1910 90
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FoR ALL TIE PURPOSES oF suacaTM nfpscaAE
FoR CosTrvHSzss;
FoR CURK DYeRZPa1As
FoR JAusDIcE,
FoR THE CURE OF IsDT9KsrIoNS
FoR HEADACHE;
Pom THE CuRB OF DYsKsTERY;
Fox FOUL STOMACH;
FoR TIE CuRE OF ERysIPELAs;
FoR THE Pua;
FoR THE CURE OF ScRoHuLAs
Fog ALL ScRoFuLoUs CoxPLArSn;
FoR THE CUKE or RHKTNaTIsA;
FoR DIsEAsEs OF THE SKIN;
ToR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
Fon DnorsI;
FcR TEE CURE OF TETTER, TrNoRS AID SALT
kHEUM;
FoR WokNs;
FoR THE CURE OF 0ouf;
. FoR DINNER PILL.
FoR THE CuRE OF EErRAfoIA;
FoR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
They sugar-coated. that the most sensi,e can
take them pleasantly and being purely seee~oss' -
arm can arise from their use IN any quanfty.
Price Is cents per Eox: Six Boxes su SLo0
Great numbers of Clersymea Phync7.ns. eA..sansn' '
I'D eminent tersonaees, have lent Their names 70 GER
fv the unparalleled usefulness Of snesc re1ie1es ot
rhe Aeeuts below named furnish gratis AxEsIcsS
srwIN.r in which they given with also full de-
srpions Of above coanPlanss. and the treatment
,tz. should be followed for their
Do not puf of BY unprinlpled dealers with other
pr4psratfors they make rs0re profit Demand
Arms and take Others. The siek want the best
Aid there Is for them, and they should have r.
All rar Remedies Tor sale BY
d. Braek asd Sssddsa 1 Co. RiehasnI; J. r.
DugAty, CenterrilIe: r. SIsAe. Abingsoa. Harris +
Co WAshington. Cassn. Ecooomy. aad dss.sss ia
Ad'cises shr oashest shs sosatry.
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

4 LcoH0L. Burning Plaid. Turpsssiss. Lard, LA
N seed. sveet. spssm. Meats Ssss I'D Castor Oh
ii ssays On hsnd ss the lowest psiees a
Nay Ss Asf
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19

DITION OF THE CAMBRIDGE CITY BANK.
For the Months preceding st Monday in July 1869
The Richmond palladium., 1860-07-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION

ASSOClAT0ON.
Philade phia.
In established special
the Sick Distressed, adticted With
viruisnt Epidemic Diseases. especially
cure Of dis OF the Sexual Organs
AVEDICAL Advice given gratis BY the Acting Surgeon
VI all who apply by letter. With description Of
condition, tage, occupation. habits of fc &c and
Of overly, Medicines furnished tree OF
Z
variable Reports Sperm ato.rhoes. and other dsea
4 . the Sexual Organs, and the New Remedies
oycd the Dispensary sent to the afflicted In sealed
tier envelopes free OF charge Two three stAmps
: i'll be acceptable
Address De-. }. SKlLLIN HOU9HrON. Acting Surgeon
'oward Association No South Ninth ST. Iphta,
=. by order o the Directors
EZRA. D HARrwELr President.
GEO. FAIR0 HID, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17
Items from New York.

New YORK. Nov. 16.-The meeting last
evening, in behalf of the Peoples Pacific Rail
road via Pixies Peak and Utah, was well at
tended a committee was appointed to OBJ.
tain the necessary information.
Ship Africa, from Carnif for Woosung, was
totally wrecked, Aug. 81, on Jiek Island
Shoals, Capt. Jordan and crew arrived at
Singapore in the barque Hendricks. She was
built in Brunswick. Me.
TIE Teutonia, from Liverpool, has arrived.
She brings no news.
Letters received from Texas state that the
knights of the Golden Circle are starving.
The presidential vote in Virginia is so nearly
balanced that only the official returns can de
eide it.
General Sanford has caused the arrest of
Col. Corcoran of the sixty ninth {TrishD rcgi-
ment, for refusing to order the regiment out
for parade at the reception of the Prince of
Wales.
The first train of cars passed through Ber-
gen tunnel, yesterday, on the Erie railroad
New YORK, Nov. 16.-IIong Kong letters
report, August 18th, an American two top.
sail clipper ship on Shantung promortory.
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The Japanese Pleased with America.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I6.-The state depart
ment has advices from Minister Harris, dated
Jeddo, July 9Th. The commander of the
Candinamarrah, with two governors for foreign
affairs, called on Mr.. Harris and expressed the
tycoon's sincere thanks for the cordial treat
ment his officers had received in San Fran
cisco, and particularly for the complete repairs
to his steamer, in that port. Mr.. Harris has
no doubt, on the return Of the ambassadors,
of a better state of feeling among those here
tofore opposed to our treaty, and generally
toward foreign intercourse.
The Constitution newspaper is soon to be
suspended
Mr.. Calhoun of - Carolina, secretary
of the legation to France, now here, has re
signed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17
From he New York Tribune, 18th.

"NoT Down IN THE BILLS. On Tuesday
evening, little event occurred at Niblo's The
ter, which will long be remembered by all who
were present. Pending the appearance OF the
members of the orchestra, who were for some
reason behind time, plainly dressed man in
the third tier commenced whistling that pecu-
liarly plantive melody, "rhe Last Rose of
Summer" with a sweetness and grace quite
bewtching. BY degrees the accustomed hum
OF voices in the parquette and boxes ceased,
and all eyes were turned upward 10 the vain
endeavor to trace whence came the mysterious
and thrilling strains. The audience seemed
entranccd with the strange warbling notes and
trilIs of the whistler, and perfect quiet reigued
throughout the house. Some of the actors
peered from behind the curtain, and even the
musicians crept silently INTO the orchestra.
With the most intricate variations, the wills
tier fniahed the air, when storm of applause
broke from the audience, which almost shook
the house to the center. Again were the shril
and peculiar notes of the whistler heard, and
again was the house reduced to GREATNESS ST.
Ience The strange music ceasing second
time, the orchestra struck up an operate air
but their music was fairly drowned by the
storm of applause. One of the ushers finally
traced out the whistler, and churlishly turned
him out Of the house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

In this citv Nov 49, Augustus only son OF marsha! an,
Elizabeth Flagg. 18th, Mrs sally VIE o. 9oin
Lowering bS yrs mos 18th Burton, son OF W u hedl,
yrs mos; 18TH Charles s. Of Daniel IL Hlde' Hrs
mo ,,... :, H..
In Amherst Nov l5 of heart disease Gardner & Turn
er, OF this city, aged n yrs - -. 80. .i
dence 80 Grove street Friends and relatives are invited
to tend without further NOTICE. 90. -,
bekah L Clapp of Blackstone aged 20 WIS:
In Woonsdcket Nov 10, DIR Joseph Warren, Il yrs.
In clinton Nov Is Col Ira Coolidge, aged 60 yrs.
In Northboro', Nov g. samuel Richardson, aged 69 yrs
In Harvard. Nov 8, Mrs Rebecca Da'iS widow of the
late WIN Davis, aged 50 yrs mos She was the mother
of twelve children. OF which were living: her grand
and great grandchildren number ninety. Noe O.,
Chas Theodore only of Chas ana Mercy Maynard,
aged 20
Tompkins, brother of the late governor rompkins,
in his S4h year.
In Disco Mich Oct l6 Fordyce, T, of Capt Joseph
circuit of Cummneton, and brother of DIR circuit of
Hardwick.
In Washington Pa. Nov L. to which place he had re-
Gently professor of chemistry Prof VIM Frank
Webster in the 27th year of his The deceased was
a son-n law of Jacob Purvear, Esq, of Pawtucket.
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POPULAR FOR HER CoLoR.-A Sierra Lee
one paper states that white woman who ac.
companed her husband, a missionary, up the
Cuvalla river, last May, excited the greatest
curiosity and admiration among the sable
dwellers of that benghted region, where
white woman had never before been seen. All
wanted to touch her, and great surprise was
expressed on feeling of her hair. The king
of the Nynemo tribe called her every fine y
and complimented her husband greatly for his
him he might see other white women who
would surpass her, he said that would never
be, or else very long time. Owing to her
presence, the attendance on preaching was
extraordinarily large. During her visit at the
mission, hundreds went TO see her, who said
they could feel satisfied to die now that they
had seen such wonderful thing as a white
woman,
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New york slarkets-Nov. I6

COTTON heavy and irregular; sales 2000 bales at III
% llsc for middng uplands
FLOUR Receipts 1850 bbls sales $500 bbls; state
and western to lOc u bbi Ower superfne state and
western S55 a $50: extra state $3.50 a 5,40 round
hoop Ohio $500 q SOS; rmmon to good western
$535 a SIS; southern heavy, unsettled and lowers
1900 bbls; mixed to good s5,45 $780, fancy and
$685. a $50.
Wheat heavy. and fully &c lower; sales $500 hush
Chicago spring lis; Milwaukee club LII a l24 winter
red western 1870 ahOat. Corn unchanged sales g. 900
bush; mixed western 20 a Il
Beef dull Pork dull, neavy, and lower, with only
small tleS; offered at SlS25 for old, and SIS for
new and prime Sl25O with no buyers. Sugars dun and
heavy. Coffee very heavy.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Stocks lower, unsettled, and dull; Chicago and Rock
Islam j3 Cleveland and Toledo q; Galena and Chicago
80; Illinois Central Scrip co. Michigan Loguar 81 Mich
igan Central 81; Reading Railroad 344 Hudson sos Har
lem pref "a; Eric 2s; New York Central 70; Chicago
arlington, and Quincy 66; Pacific Mail 76 Canton co
Is; Illinois Central bonds 49, North Carolina skies S.
IS; Missouri skies 7l3; Tennessee skies ISL.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
THE DIsUNION STUFF.

L Id L y 1 | Il
The southern fire.eaters continue to trouble
,1,o ,,,,t,i al. A.. :.
'"e puo,l' WIN uecl"la'iois Vi "'i't ti'ey III
tend to do; but their dispatches have lost the
interest of novelty and become tresome
Msanwhilo noro ~oliatIo ir,oriron., From,
- =. 'U'"
the sou'h begins 10 discredlt many OF the DIS
union stories that have been told by telegraph,
and to indicate that there is something in fine
south o,,d o,on i, sd, C,n,,;a. Ill.
-
ulsuhlohlsm' Here are the latest dispatches
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 16.-Reliabe advices
from the south state there is sincere secession
sentiment there notwitlls anding the subsid-
ence CT the excitement. The same advices
say no state but South Carolina will attempt
it, and it is doubtful even if she will go out.
Union demonstrations are having great
couneracting influence in restoring confidence
to financial and governmental circles.
New YoRK. Nov. 16-SpeciaI dispatchcs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

THE estate OF STEPHEN GIRARD.-A bill
has been filed in the United States Circuit
Court at Philadelphia, by parties who are sub
jects of the French emperor, for the recovery
of all the Girard estates, except that which
may be necessary for the maintenance of the
college The bill, says the Ledger, fills forty
nine closely printed pages, and will commence
perhaps long course Of litigation. The
grounds on which the recovery is based are
l. That the present city OF Philadelphia can
not legally execute the provision of Stephen
Girard's will and q That the estate, by rea-
son of Encouragement, has diminished in ex.
tent referring to the loss of the Louisiana
lands and the .productveness Of those in
kentucky. Attempts have heretofore been
made to recover this vast estate from the city
of Philadelphia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

There is story in the western papers of a
lad Lamed Kent residing in Fairport, Ohio,
whose body is literally covered with scales,
like those Of salmon, with the exception of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

his legs arms, and face. lie sheds these scales
twice year-at the opening of the cold sea
son, and at the opening of the warm season.
the old scales dropping off and new ones COM
ing in their place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

In Fitcrburg Oct s, James Mather of Marlboro, VI
10 Lucinda lladley of FiChburg.
In Wo0nsocket. Nov b. by Friends ceremony, m Her
bert Adrch to Lois daughter Of the late Jonathan An
drews all OF WOOnsocket. 49,
In Uxbrdge, Nov s. by Rev James Abbott, Geo W
Hobbs to Chloe + Taft. -
In Sterling, Nov a. James Little of Shirley 10 Mary
4 Howe Sterling.
In Clinton Nov Il, Alfred " Becher to Susan East
.
In Northboro Nov 10, DavidP Barrett of Concord TO
Jennie Carter OF Berlin. ,....
In Rochester, y Y, Nov 8, Joshua Wheeler OF nus
field, VT to Mrs Mary Walker OF Clinton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17
SOYER'S SULTANA'S SAU CE
~ Fob
Hot and Cold Dishes Of ALI KindS!l

This most delicious and appetsing Sauce Invented by
the renowned "soYER" for the London Reform Club, is
since his deeease manufactured by the weknown house
Of CROSSE g. BLACKWELL, London, from the oriPina
recipe 1t is the favorltc Sauce in England and on the
Continent, with high and growing reputation among
American Epcurcs, and Is much approved Of as stmu
lant to appetite and aid to digestion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17
On and after Nov. l5 the prices for Grover 81 Bakers
Celebrated Sewing Machines will be reduced
TWENTY PER CENT AND MORE.

Tho Fifty Dollar Machine will be sold at $40.
The Scventy-Five Dollar Machine for $50.
The One Hundred Dollar Cabinet for $50,
The One Hundred and Ten Dollar Shoe Machine, S75
And all other styles of the above make in the same
proporon GEO. p. BRYANT,
MA diff Agent for Grover & Baker
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LECTION OF OPER-
7 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the

I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
10 Post Office, Millbury, Nov. Is, 1850.
Nlarg ret Allen ? Julia Lynee
Edmond II Aldrich, Peter Lee,
ID Bass, Eugene Lcgare,
Peter Bush, LUrng,
Mary anchctt, ; Leland
Elmer l. Barnes Luther Mctcalf,
Edw ard j Blood, Margaret Mugre,
Emma Bcckwith, Mathew Meade,
Allen Beach, Andrew March,
Mrs Elizabeth Cucrely, Sergt Daniel Marsh
Bridget Carr, Mansfield Lamb,
Hanna Campbell, James, O'Ncal,
Z Dart IL Co, Mary Purdy,
James Dutlee, Sarah Purdy,
The Englert, Jane Perry
q + Farr, j o Parker
ChaS w FaInum, Darius Parsons,
n hah NJ Rogers
Mary Gibson, George Scott,
Martha Holbrook, Nichols Kelly,
A llovey, Nellie Tucker,
ThOs II lIand, Daniel 1healiy,
John w Hill Mary G. lhng,
Mary Hill Mary McTeman,
Mary llewett, Thomas Whelan,
G Hardock, Avery Ward.
Susan Holmes, Margart Walsh
Mary Hean, Willard Wilson,
j e Howe, T IL Witherby,
Mrs IIearn, Hureck Trapped
Margaret Hammond, Pierre Rcnaud,
l. Harrington. Joseph Dusault
Charles Jcwett Alcrard Cover,
John Kelly, Peter Sweet,
Martha Kelly, James Bonnay,
Mary A kimball NEWER Tavel.
VIM LuOmis,
Persons calling the above list will please adver
tiscd I. w. ClIILDS, T. NJ.
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j. Z. SIBLEY, Deputy Shcrih,
nil d2tis Messenger.
WORCESTER, S., PROBATE OFFICE,

WORCESTER, SIS, PROBATE OFFICE,
w November 6, l66O-To all persons interested in
the Estate of JAMES s. SAVAGE late of scarborough
deceased, GREETING.
You cited appear at Court of Probate to be
holden Worcester the first Tuesday of December
next, to show why admins ration, with the will
annexed the remaining Estate said deceased should
not granted SoomUnII Howe, Br0Okline i'll the
County Of Norfolk and the Court orders service Of this
Citation by publishing the in the Worcester
pers printed in Worcester weeks successfully, be-
fore said Court. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
ul7 dltkw2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-17

NOR SALE.-A Restaurant with all the
necessary fixtures tavorably located in this city,
sale cheap. Address w, at this office. d3tt NIL
N OTICE.-This certifes that have given
4 to my son, GEORGE. his time, and trade
himself and shall therefore claim of his wages
pay any deOts of his contracting after tins date.
WIN. Z. BIGELOW.
Holden Oct. 81, 1860 d3t* MI
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nISSOLUTION.-1h he partnership here
~ tofore existing between HENRY A. DENNY, JON
ATTAIN DAY. and ARTHUR S. DENNY, known as
the American Steam Music Co., is this day dissolved
HENRY A. DENNY.
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SOLE AGENTS ron THE UNITED STATES;
GARDINER g. iVELlN, 2l7 Fulton st., New York,
and BRAY HAYES, 81 Cornhill, Boston.
pY- For sale by Groccrs and Fruit Dealers every
where dcoIslv ia2O
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-01
TELEGR A PHO
The Prince at Cincinnati. i.

CINc1sNArI, Sept. 20.
Baron Renfrew and suite arrived here at
one O'Clock this morning. in consequence Of .
freight train having run of the track. Thsv
were detained three hours
They were accompanied by Mayor Bishop.
Judge S,orer, Gen. Sibly. Presiden. Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, John Lawrence, Presi-
dent of the City Council. Rufus King, President
Of the School Board, and r B. Bowler. Who
met the train at Cochran aud ter dered the hos
pitalitiss Cf the city TO the guests. In couse.
quence ofthe lsteness of the hour but few per-
sons were at the depot when the train arrived.
Lord Renfrew and party took carriages and
proceeded to the Burnet House, where they
occupy apartments
The Prince will leave the Burnet House to.
night At ii o'clock. and, ACCOMPANIED BY the
Mayor and other members Of the Council, will
make an excursion about the city, and through
Mount Auburn and Clifton.
This afternoon the will be . grand display
Of the whole fire department.
To night the Prince attends the ball 1t Pike .
Opera House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-01

OfxICE DAILY Dk0OCRAT AND NEWa.(
Saturday Eve., Sept. 20, 1860. I
Receipts unusually large, and market steady.
Quotations continue the same as yesterday, with
the e1cepte n Of Barley, which is lower. Wheat
appears to have settled down to 75c y bushe ell
The receipts to-day amounted to 6l75 bu Wheat
1850 bu Barley, 1856 bu Potatoes, 2072 bu Onions
W. quote:
FLoUR-Shipments 700 bbls. Market very firm
Spring Extra 81 so wholesale; $475l5 90 retail.
WnEAr-Rcceipts sl75 bu; shipments 473O bu,
In demand at 74@75c.
COaN-Little doing and nominal at 2Oc.
BARLEY-Active at 5o95lc for No. l. Receipts
1850 bu. Shipments $500 bu.
OATs--ln fair request and steady at 1Sll20c
Shipments 400 bu.
ONIONS Receipts 1912 bu; shipments 1910 bu
We quote at l59lsc for fair to good.
PoTAToEs--In good demand at ls(12oc whole
sale, and! 5o@4oc retail. Receipts 7o6 bu ship
ments 1850 bu.
ToMAToEs--In supply at 25cgso y bu .wh ole.
sale and loal5c = peck retail:
HAY.-Steady and quiet at 00@4 90 for Prai-
rie and s. 00@5 90 for Timothy.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at 56I6c
for Green o1i2c for Dry and ll.113c for Dry
Flint.
BUTrER-Rather scarce, and good article in
demand for table use. We quote at lo@l21ac
wholesale, and SC retail.
EGGs.-Steady and firm with a fair supply q,
sa7c wholesale, and s11t9l0c retail.
BEANs-Steady and unchanged. Wee quote II
s0(a9 SOC wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-Suppy light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkimer Co.; Western Reserve l0@llc
Wholesale and l24l5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at ll@l2Xc.
HAxs-Common lo1a1llc Sugar Cured 12X
915c; Shoulders loo retail.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples SO loo Peaches liz l5c
Prunaa Sl0l2Ac
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph. NEw YORK, Sept. 20.
FLoUR-Market dull and shade lower
i520@5.3o Super St,te; $5.4O15.50 Extra state
$530W5.3O Super Western S5.40a5 is Common
to Extra do; S5.70@5 IS Inferior to Good Ship
ping Brands Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
hYE FLOUR-Steady at -. i.50a4.40.
WHEAT-Alarket moderatively active. Sl.l5
No. Chicago Spring $l.2l choice do. s,.2l@
l.22 Mill Club Sl.2lH@l.24 Winter Red West
ern $l.321a a4l.45 White Western.
kYE-Dull at 15c.
BARLEY.-Dull and dropping. Sales at tic.
CORN-Marke a shade frmer. IS western
mixed and 72c round yellow.
OATs-Ma, ket dull. 37@39 for Western State
and Canadian.
PORK-Dul
WHIsKY-Market quite firm. 23Hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-01

Fall Of q Railroad Bridge,

SOUTH BERWICK JUNCTION, Sept. 29.
The Railroad bridge over the salmon Falls
River. on the Great Fails 4 Conway road fell
this morning willie train was passing over
1t. The engine and four platform care fell
with the bridge The brakesman pulled the
pin connecting the freight cars with the pass.
enger cars just in time to save the latter from
being precipitated into the river. The engi-
neer saved himself by jumping from his en-.
gine to the abu,ment CT the bridge Nobody
WAS hurt
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River Items.
Saturday, Sept. -, 1860.
Anururn

Saturday, Sept. 70, 1850.
ARRIVED
CLARA HINE, Patton, Montrose.
HAKxoNIA, CabbelI, Msntrose.
DEPARTED.
CLARA HIVE, Patton, Dubuque.
HARAOsIA, Cabbell, Montrose.
MUscATISE, BURLINGTON AND AoNTROsH MAIL
PAcKEr.-The Rapids mail and passenger packet
Kate Cassell, will depart for Montrose and all
intermediate landings, at o'clock this morning,
making sure connections for st. Louis in thirty
six hours.
STEAMBOAT SUHK.-The steamer A. b. Cham
bers, hrst class Missouri river boat, vas sunk
last Monday night about mile above the mouth
Of the Missouri river. She had about 200 passen-
gers aboard, which Was SHIPPED on steamer s.
Bsyard. But little Of her furniture WAS saved
and many passengers lost their baggage. There
Was considerable live stock on board, all of which
was drowned. The boat aud cargo is supposed to
be . total loss. The boat valued at 33o, 900, and
Was fully insured.