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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

~ Mt, hs ,oId AT PUBLIC AUCTION, tho 18th day q
December 1850 a, o'clock tho ptemi,e the FARM fs.
merly belonging TO John HendsIson seceaaed ntass 9
L. RI and ~ miles from sloop end sssanbos, lsndns ke.
~ .on,s;pr about 81 acres with good Dwelling Hoose aDe
Out Building in high state OF cultivation and cob
stsnay fenced and Is si.used =. can eonyenisn ..
sp particulars please inquire Of JOHN vELsOR srsousof
ile uyernises-
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TWO ADVEKTISEKS.-THE bPECTAIUK Is
the only Daily Morning Paper pubaiedn the CITY Of
HAMILTON, C6nads West and IL the leading commercial
pUbhed IN the extensive and enterprsns section OF
country between tine Niagara and Detroit Rivers IT, has large
and increasing srcest1on IN all ths towns and villages along ts
hes buffalo and Lake Huron aud Great Western oil Jan
ada Rsssys snd the Grand Trunk Railway to It's
western we the Lake Erie shore and inter
mediate CountisG Advertisers will Therefore ind its columns
tie bes medium Pab.y for that important district Of Canada
THE SEMI-WEEklIY aud WEEKLY EDITIONS,
pubhed respectively sz aud " snnum ENJOY very
iber patronage agricultural community that adveT
tisei Intended the country population viii best
Their purpose by being inserted IN either 81 both q those edons
Adyeftiser NAY directly with the plb.he
advertising agency IN the United States
s'"'s- ~ OILLESPY a. ROBERTSON,
Publishers and Prophstors
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IMPORTANT TO STOCK GROWERS.

IMPORTANT TO STOCK GROWERS.
II Vol III. Of THE AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL COM
nece Jan 1851 devoted exclusively 70 matters relating to
the care and domestic animals and Il by
the and widely paper OF the
Thirtyto large octave pages handsomely illustrated Pub
lisbed monthly at No % PsrkTow New-i At ~ peI year
{n advance Specimen copies gratis d. c. LNSLEf Editor
and Proprietor. OTIS y. X. WAITE, Associate Editor
giving the above two insertions and
sending marked copy 10 A g. HATCH Windsor W., VIII TO
oeiye copy Of the paper one year nee ,<.,, y,
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yAIUARIE RROADWAY PROPERTY for

VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY for
v sALE-The LOT and STORE No. ISL Broadway. west
de rs feet by 3 feet DEPTH connecting with
lot on Leonard a., forming zaid lot Leonard being
ii feet inches in width fh, property regarded among
the eligible bushes. sites on Brosdway f9I map. and
he rooms of the American nxitue Cooper Building to
THOMAS MELRATH, Corresponding secretary.
Orto WILLIAM HALL, President No. si3 Broadway.
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Cost an6 foun6.

d = REWARD.--Lost, on the morning of the
WO Hth inst in going from Ken. St. Greenpont, to the
foot of lOth.st. New York, DECK PLAN and PLAN OF
sPARs AND RIGGING on TRACING CLOTH. The finder
will the above reward leaving at the office Of the
Ship lard foot Of 10th ST., East River.
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6ouses ano farms f0anteo.
Real estate for Bale.

NuY, Country, Eastern, and Western Property
Oor Sale OF exchange also loans negotiated on CITY Prop
erty CHICKERING 4 Co.. Real Estate Brokers' IL Waiit
L,ARMS, COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATS IN
Rockland and Orange Counties also on staten
Island Long Island and In Eewyerey rver and railroad
roos, ot Sale and Ezchsnge EDDY @Co, Libettyst
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Southern prop
erty in any of the States goods suitable for
Southern Western markets from 5000 to $4,000 worth oil
BROOKLYN PROPERTY. Inquire Of A. BEEbE, NO. 81
~ D"''' WV VIM. Il. MILLS
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BOYS AND GIRLS OwE-An Annual for Youth-its
coatents interesting Stories Poetry, Philosophy Science,
Prsss and such matter make Boys and Girls wiser and
better. Published by
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MR.. j. A. NASH,
Nl CHEMIST AND CONSULTING AGRICULTURI5T
Would receive his house No S. Ssnd ST. Brooklyn te~
Young instructed evening" in Chemistry and its aP
phcaon Practical Agriculture Two three desiring H.
board in has family aud receive instruction days or par
ticuars nosire 1856 Waterst N.Y. betw. 10 and
DARKER ana BERTHET's CLASSICAL
/ FRENCH COMMERCIAL and PRIMARY SCHOOL
with Gymnesium No. % East 2istst Broadway.
slnlHUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, at
- Il ~ IClayereck, N Y.-NeIt Term opens Dec %
Rev ALONZO ELACK, A NJ. Principal.
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obstruction.

AMER. SCHOOL INST, No. 500 Broadway
N Schools and Fame. supplied with competent Teachers
and accomplished Teachers with positions ReerencesFaculty
Imberst Col DR. Lowell Mason VIM H. Wells esq. Wanted
anstiye French Teacher, lady. SMITH, WOODmAN TO-
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financial.

Oyy,cu oy THE EokrH AxsslcasF,Rsf y,ga.s1s s Co.
yJyUE BOARD of Directors of this Company
have thi. day declared sEMIANNUAL DViDhNo
four per cent, payable on demand n TT prrycKER s.Sy
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31

At tbs Ohio Sunday School Convention,
several very important movements were made.
From report OF the proceedings we clip re-.
solution offered by an exemplary young dele
gale, which is emineniy worthy of praise. 1t
il worded as follows;
RescIved That committee of ladies' and gem
semef be appointed to rsise children for the
Sabbath School.
The resolution, webeleve, was unanimously
adopted. Its only demerii cousists in the fact
that ille idea is net strictly original.
THii old Abe Lincoln fence ut Decatur is be-.
ing bought up at $40 dollars per rail, and for
warded by express to OIL paris Of the country.
The lucky owner of the timber has turned his
possession to account rather more sharply than
was fitting the occasion, but nothing can frus
trase the irrepressible desire for " those rails. =
Major Eggleston, President of the Cincinnati
Board Of Trade. paid his twenty dollars for
pslF ol' them.
THt chief manages Of the Lynn Boot AM
Shoe Strike reports that it is at an end, an,
that tie rssult 10 in favor Of an advanced pric
On al kinda of work varying from 20 TO 100 pc
cent, t,vsr old prices. &c there 10 somethin
70 BE- gained BY the coiubinstipa Of labor in il
eonni<t with capital.
Tint japanese Embs ssadors exhibited no iii
tie discomposure, st the rudsness of certai
members towards theni, while on the floor {
tbs Hsuse On "Wednesday lsst--rudeness tbs
nnlmia,stsd ip Ioud horse laugh. when th
stsanerrs ress % depart. Congrss needs al
.estps rfoIlope.
Tnii JArArese IN RALrsMoaE.--The form,
yeeppsbon Of the Japsnese ip Raltimora il
nkp pIaee II the Maryland institpte, and fir
wofke8r 10 - lot off without stinL The Il
dppsetses Gfays have of5efed their ssryic
fef ~ eassda. Qasfters will b fnrpisbed
The q Ru5sr Hosse foy The epsete, ~ who
from, u whicb Will be appropriated 70 them
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
Miscellaneous Advertisements,
WHERE TO GO.

IF fyeu want to see good Individual
go TO Cheap Johns.
Ifyou want to see dodge ofyears standing
exposed, 60 to Cheap Johns,
Ifyou wantt to see amusement and business
agree, 60 to Cheap Johns.
If you want 10 go where everybody goes, 60
to Cheap Johns.
If you want the worth of your money, 60 to
Cheap Johns.
If you ever expect 10 live in house of your
own, you will haYe to buy your goods at Cheap
Johns.
Ifyou want to see extortion annhilatedp 60
to Cheap Johns.
If you want to spend pIessnt evening, GO
to Cheap Johns.
If you want to see business done without
books" go to Cheap Johns.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
IL AILO Rim G. /.

The subscriber haying taken the Office re-.
cently occupied by Mr.. Henry d. Eubanks,
corner.of Commeice and Delaware sts., Smyrna,
Del. for the purpose of carrying on the TAIL
ORlNG BUSINESS in ell its various branches,
would respectfully solicit a share ofthe public
patronage. lie has been following the business
for several years 10 Philadelphia, and feels con-
fident, from his past experience, that he can
give satisfaction 10 all business entrusted 10 him.
ap 20 3m j. III. BRADLEY
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31

III is stated that The Panama Railroad COM
pany demands $3.50 for bringing the lapa-
nese embassy across the Isthmus. The expen-
ses on the Roanoke for building cabia and
stores were over $4,000, and another thousand
was expended in getting them and their bag
gage TO Washington.
DIsrAScE FROM THE DEMIJoHN -Whiskey
is nov tested by the distance man can walk
after tastiugit. The new liquor called STAN
gle-leg," is said TO be made ofdiluted alcohol,
nitric acid, bootleg, and tobacco, and will up
set man at a distance of four hundred yards
from the demijohn.
Say. C@sa Aug usta, why am your legs like
an organ grinderG' ,
!" Don't know, Mr.. Sugarloaf why 10 dey :"
"Cause they carry monkey about de street"
A brick grazed The head of Mr.. Sugarloaf
just as his ears disappeared around the corner.
A Car IN THE BAG.-Upon opening the let.
ter mail pouch from Elkton at Chesiertown on
Friday night last, live Cat tumbled out to the
oslonishment of the P, NJ, who seems puzzled
to know what official disposition to make ofthe
animal.
THs American party of Baltimore has de-
termined to maintain its political organization
in the municipal election next fall, and leave
its members free, asindividuals, 10 vote as they
please in the Presidential election.
The seventeen year Iocusts are now pefora.
ting the ground in the vicinity of Newark, N
j., in muliitudes. They have also appeared
near the surface of the ground in Dauphin CO..
Pa, and several sections of Virginia.
ON Monday last in New York the first new
wheat of the season Qfrom Georgia) was offere'
on Change 1000 bushel-for which 81 rs pc
bushel was asked, but not given. ST. 20 wa
offered.
The japanese ambassadors attended child
ren's ball, on Wednesday evening last, give
by Carusi, at Wilard's and were SO delighte
that they prolonged their visit for more tha
two hours.
) WILL RUN ON HIS Own HooK.-A privat
letter from the South announces that Genert
Houston will run as an independent candidai
against the field.
The Rev. Stephen Martindale, for man
8 years presiding elder in the New York Nj
thodist conference, died at his residence, Tia
. rytown village, Wednesday morning.
AN excessive drought is prevailing in Il
: Western States, south of Minnesota. I'll
: farmers in Kansas, Missouri and Iowa are 81
: fering severely.
ELoPEMENr ExTRAoRDINARY.-Mr. Jone
dog eloped with Mr.. Smiths dinner.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
TO r Z n r (.

Two-story DWELLING and STORE-HOUsE.
situated in West smyrna, formerly owned aad occu-
pied BY John X. williamson Said buildn is SO feet
'front.' running back 80 feet Cellar undar all the
House. The LOT On which il stands is 80 by 1865 feet
with good carrsgs Honss. Stable and Smoke House
erected thereon This pFoperty il located in healthy
and fhrsing part q the town, and ~ OIL she bes
stands for The Dry Goods and Grocery busins In IN.
Town Of smyrna. Possession given snmed i,.siy. Fo
! particulars inquire ol H y i = 81 a
! April io, W is. HUNTINGTON.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
MARRIED,

On Tuesday, May 18th, by Rev. ]. Dicker
son, Mr.. Robert ]. Hill, to Miss Martins
Tharps daughter OF ex-Gov. Tharp, Of Milford
On the 24th instant, in Warwick, by Rev
ID. +. Ewell. Mr.. Amos Wilson and Miss 10
sephine, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Giles
pie. all Of Cecil county, Md.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
Mrs. WiaasIow.

An experienced nurse and female physicians has a
Soothing Syrup for children ieething. which greatly
facilitates the process Of teeihing BY soitening The
gums, reducing all Inflammation alIay ali pam,
and is TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon il
mothers, it will give rest 70 yourselves, and relief and
health 10 your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
Fashionable Millinery.

Misses M. Z. BECK g. f.. ]. FAIRIES take Ibis meth.
cd Of informing the Ladies' Of Smyrna anu vicinity that
did assortment of SPRING and SUMMER BON
NEIS, also. FLO WERS, RIBBONS, CAPS, &C..
which they are selling at very small profits any and
that they can sell as cheap as the cheapest hearty
invitation Is extended 10 all call and oxaming their
stock al The stand formerly occupied by Miss y e. Bell
on Main street, ID door above Mr VIM Temple store.
RyBLEACHING, PRESSING and C0LORIKC
neatly done and pnncluaIly attended TO. ap5
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
The General Oninion

Is that LEWIS 4 BROTHER are selling Cloths, Cas-
simeres Vestings, Ladies' Dress Go, ds and Grocees
cheaper than any other merchants IN Smyrna. Try
their Rio Coffee l2A per pound and all other
Goods sold IN like manner.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31

THE GREAT DRAWBACK 10 persons emigrating
to the extreme south and western country the fear
they have of the Fever and Aguethe most direni of
all diseases Every day hear Of persons attacked
by this disease and made helpless in short time with
out any means Of aording relief, In view ofa great
demand for remedy Dr. Hosteiter has presented his
CELEBRArED STOMACH BITTEns, whose curative pow
for all diseases Of the stomach have been univer-
sally acknowledge. The Bitiers. prepared after a
long experience and deep study, have received the
encorniuns the most eminent physicians, well as
all classes from every part Of country To those
who doubt their many virtues, all say is try
them, and Judge for themselves respectively.
Sold byaFuggists and dealers generally everywhere
prSee advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
GuamO, Bones, Plaster,
and other Fertilizers BRICK and STONE, also
Agricultural Implements
RAILROAD NOTICE.

The Delaware Stockholders in the Maryland & Del
aware r. r. Co. are informed that receipts for the
first call for their stock. (being % per share) de-
posted with w. M Bell Esq, Cashier Of the Smyrna
Bank who isauthoriZed TO receive the money and de-
liver the receipts The first call is now over due, and
Immediate payment is required.
Lew. POWELL,
May 10, lS60-lm Tresr M g. ID. r. r. Co.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
EQUALITY TO ALL--uNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
"A New Feature in Business

q INV OuttIIC = III EVCIsfIFpSS >
Every One his own Salesman.-JoNEs 4 Co., Of the
Crescent one-prce Clothing store Goa Market street.
above sixth, Philadelphia. In edition 10 having the
largest most varied and fashionable stock of clothing
Ia Philadelphia, made expressly for retail sales, we
have constituted every bis salesman, by hav-
ing marked in figures on each article. the very low.
est price il be sold for, they cannot possibly
vary--aIl must buy alike. The goods well spunged
and prepared, and great pains taken with the making,
good article at the very lowest price. Also large
stock Of piece goods hand of the latest styles and
qualities which will be made TO order ia the most
price. Remember the Crescent in MaFke street, above
Sixth, philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
FOR SALE.

A BULK WINDOW, with Shutters, Bars,
and everything complete. Apply at this of
| fee. ms
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
D:IEl:::: :: D,

In Dover, on Saturday the 25th.insiant, Mrs.
Mary .. Naudain, wife Of Hon. Arnold Nau.
dain. ss
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NOTICE.

Having disposed ofour interest in the business which
we conducted for SO many years. to Mn. EDWIN WILL
MER whose advertisement appears below, we respect
fully calTths attention OF our old friends and patrons
10 his advertisement, and solicit for him the patron
age 50 long extended to MS.
Being desirous to settle up all our old business we
will here state that we respectfully solicit all who
have accounts to call early and settle the same.
GEO, w. CUMMINS & co.
Smyrna, May LIST, 1860.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
For Sale.

] Large six-seat FAMILY CARRIAGE and Har-
ness. BUGGY WAGON, Pole and Shsfts. BAY
MARE, IL hands high, years old--sound and gem
tie. Apply TO EDWIN WILMER.
m 5-4L SMYRNA, Del
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
Doctor Edward ID. DALEY,

Has REMOVED from Main street to the COR
nsr of MARKET end COMMERCE streets
house formerly occupied by Joseph Stayion.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
Mexican Mustang Liniment,

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
This article has attained For Rheumatism, Salt Rheum
Burns, Bruises Stiff Joints. or GaIds, Sprains, Pole
Evil, and Swelngs upon Horses, it has equal. No
person will be without who has tested value
And with reference 10 the general estimation of the
Mustang Lnmcnt, can chesrfuly say that article
eyer PERFORMED so many cures neighborhOod as
this. L. w, Smith, Ridgefeld, Conn" s. Leltch ESQ.,
Hyde Park Yt writes that the horse considered
worthless, (his was spavin) but since the free
Of the Mustang LinimenI, have sold him for $780,
Your Linipaent Is doing wonders up here" Such tes
timouy is reaching every day The halfis not told
Every family should have it, Beware of limitations
The genuine Mustang is sold by all respectable deals
throughout the world.
BARNES q PARK, Proprieiors, New-York.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
BARGAINS.
BARGAINS 8.

have just received, at my STORE on Commerce ST.
large and well selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which am determined 10 sell as low as the lowest,
embracing DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, Hardware,
Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. and every article
Kept IN country store The above goods will be sold
CHAP, as intend TO sell off my stock in order 10 re.
move my place Of business. The public are inyited
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere as my
motto is Small Profits and Quick Sales" As spe-
cmen of my prices, am selling Silks at 40 cts, La
dies Caters IS cts, Mems Caters 81 so, DC.
91rAli kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
ms RI. HASTINGS.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
w ANTED

FOUR MEN, OF sobsr and industrions habits le
serve as Policemen. Apply 10 either Of The Conmis
sioncrs Of the lown BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
myS4 Wa CuAzlNs. soe'y
Smyrna times., 1860-05-31

The point at which they have been aiming
was finally reached on this day by taking a
vote on the Majority Report of the Slavery
Gommittee--shs vote standing 1s8 for and 7s
against--not two-thirds--lhe constitutional re-
quirement to change the rule, The Border
Conferences will feel much relief al this an.
nouncement.
, 1860-08-29
BY TELEGRAPH.


MONTREAL, Aug. 2s.-Ths ball last night far
surpassed the other festivities. It cane od IN =
splendid building. especially erected BY ps7vass
enterprise within eight weeks. i II circular,
and lighted ay TWO thousand gss jets, arranged
in eoneentric circles around. Tbs orchestra il
In the center, with galleries I'll around, M
der which are refreshments aaa dresslng rooms.
The decorations we're simpls but elective
Tbe Arrangements wero excellent, ths music
good aad the supper tables well supplied r!tn n
fannsa1ns Of cha ampsgne aud clsEet, aiso win
jets Of cologne. lavender water, DC: The scene
from the galleries was magnificent 5000 Per
sous were present, iuc1nd,ng the PRINCE, tho
Governor General, Earl Nelgrave, Lord Lyons.
nnte Of Sew Castle. Earl dc Ge51o.ln, s5 r
Williams Admiral Mtlne. General Bunee, Mar
quis sad Marchioness Chandos, Lady Franklin,
md number Of military sud nxrai offeers; Tho
Prince arrived 1t 10 O'Clock, and opsnad The
bill with Mrs. John Young. 1t enc O'Clock
tte Prince went 10 supper.
H. danced every dance but one-.trsntJ-on
danees-and left about four O'Clock: To day
thu Prince and suite left by + train for Dickan.
sons landing, Canada n est, returning bJ boa'
running all tha rapids in tio.e to attend the ma
sical festival this evening.
, 1860-08-29

BrTx1r9xArH1 hEF Iotx+ AuE. =, 1ESo.
Fro-1u limited supply snt IN staf demand for s1pon
md hom4 cQrsuopnn rEtct have a&1!n advanced S2t
saes Il gou lbA fer srpef nAe tsa aeJ for
mon to medium e1tra DO. sossso tot shipping
bands exzA b. el9sIrS quite Arm CanAd A dour
xr1u slxh.1y advanced with moderate demand S1e 80
Bill 1t &3.51t3s for s1per. y 4o1 ~ for temmon y
choice axtx- kye four steady eaa saes 1t esto@42'
Wnisxr-pena,d <ss At1va tut prices III without
tetiil G.. .pFr al1es 20 tbls 1t s1e.
QaAt4Theai Ia active request for e1po1t. with only
limited supply Prices havs aGan advanced 1&ec- ho
oepts ~ to far s!tea; BY: tae 6.s..s1 1oton b.;
el-ss&le4 Is. Oo0 No Chicago spnpE 10 aIrre
eeG0J bu con1npn 10 gKod white Indians 1t o. slg1E
90 b far whte Gambia At u 3 1900 hu wh!te NTH
i 1l1o9i. 3eGe m1ta aoa ~ r. ao*A =; SfSs; q
astl.7s. Kye quet. rdess ba II 7o9;s Ba1ey sts.&9
2t6;17s torn advanced 1e With modeEas home ttade
and export demand. saa 800, bu u e3HsA for aouoa
mixed westesn and 70 for yti!ew a. oass esIse ana
PSsF,uoss-ro:k-Ma Masket nrrnsr for and dr for
prime. Sales 1850 bta II $9 G09la for nav neas W.
{ax cd for thsn ne4s ID 81 tat sstetn prime
mas; elo.tof clear; tor pew prime e3 o.
svsninx ii tMo Betf-Maskrt qalet aad - say. Sala
So hrs ut 4iOC@i53 for country prime e5io&t % az
1aess ~ ool0+o1 for rrpacked mess; III so97N 1of
t1t1Ad3 Prime meas beef aid beef dull a!d nonnh
Cut eas-sree and nmnnal II * for 81
hans Smoked uea.s-rty ftn II l2e for hdes;
quiet sad unccan ked+ sAa go tts II loI eak
che7s 1sK4 A for prime y !:lsc io'
Ohio lAka tof asatt. Chstse-4te1dy a aG1oHc:
-; e,e5 3l II g. .i2 sia aa
Psc Viii tYX
, 1860-08-29
Commercial Circulars By the Arabia.
Iron BIs.ant. Athya Co.'a Liverpool C:senlAr.1
L5yE1FpoL AcFust u, 1850

Bszapsrr17aThe weather. h1s b.sn cold md *ei this
VIII but ths cec "a the Aket hsa teen neuta.ted ty
iarrs supplies into 1ntou End Ibis port
IN Tuesdays Ahtktt Wheat net I Roo1 ccnlunfbFe
dana Baltic description we1s rshef dta1tf. but It was
d<ult to make aty adrAnee Aunecsn Flour Wis IL
rood fsnpe per bzi dcatr. Indian C.rn adFaneet
Il pes or wlth good eonautuplFe dtnand-
III Our &a.ket 10 da5 notxh8sn -l1k WI xeashsr
thelz VIZ No impforsa&sttu In ne price ct hta Indeed
Ozty American The Qoap Wa obh3ht % 1afhtf s1sef
ts1tas F1o1s In Alf demand - !nesdl5t a1sAce
but IpdAn Corn ees1rcy 70 we ~ tn that eay
P46F11ax1-Ucldefs Of Neef continue 70 oe rfes4ff
pe4n md ssms eAes OF n!taz quality - reported =
~s4J 1ov prioea- Fotk qulet whout eaanxs n tttee
B,cn1 snty Ii retail demand but Ats ps3ceA HfT eVppo1
e. Chess ia good denand ard The tnest RuAJ Messs
inferior Il unsaleab .. ezespt u k!eAss-
IAru II tr Tut tie weeka b1snes h1s not been szten
dr. ovunr to ps1 v1o1& lA7ks pafch4ts
ISllov k1x declined ii pr cE tne 1o7th Antae1 be-
tc1 fresly c4ased It ~ "a pr crt.
fF.pn Br.and, AthyA Co.'S G1aaguv Clseulzt.1
G1lseow, AuEott II. 1aao.
prx1ntrr4r,-Tle wsatttr tAa been eold sra rnssted
s 10 I'D sss Of a{xe aFA bare md 10 ths a1uth 11s
1hay1 hsd sipos ii ths days HaaEtst tat!s IA bst
tsr toae u III ttade ma h;les q wtss
tnate 4 = &c sos Chicago md 6u1knkse What on
QaaY Bssrsl flour rod Ia rfa! = our enotsAant
lcdaa Com hea arDly lss ID mixed ~ yt4ax saa -
for ri t.. CanA4iAn Pe24 am II IN gt&1N p ftsAh-
pAos1aazs- Heef Ind Pork dull and tAes nom AZ.
eaA les Il Bacon 1t &51 for rha. Nothing afted In
dhee4e q BuEsax. &a1As II &1zss butter II ftH23&
LAxo-Tht razsfes ttsa n ~ but tbs tuSnehs DO NJ
IL OUTS In tha fesai w1Y.
1AIlaV-Afs~ ssles Of I. &. NJ reported a&tts.
, 1860-08-29

print, the Nationalit<s, speaks also IN the sane
nents 1ay enough. Like vi the 0ptnions ID.
sionels think th1t this note II not disconnected
with the journey Of II. Bsrtani to Sicily. Ae.
eordin9 to the Journal dts D<hzss Austria will
not be thu only power which will evince CO.
termination to prevent union Of Italy.
On shs other hand, telegram ii tbs leth in
any vessel carrying tho sardinian alg. that has
rsluntesrs on board, ard thssM. Winspssre has
receiTed orders TO quit Turia Within given
TINS il the pending negotiations have not bsen
satisfactorily 1diuatad
, 1860-08-29
&knkral II stttGS.

DERSONAL.-A respectable
i yopnx lady desres \ correspondence with Al En-
married ksEtiemA1 uedss sa1rtythtee Jta:s Of aze- lie
lou4 b orsble IL; sgent sensible sn1te pe4s Ia
u he handsome prufA1e Or addicted 70 the Ms Of
tohaeeo Addsss. AAllt Il s. NAsSEhTuS, Maze: ea'
te1 New H&l p4art. BclxN