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MER NORDLINGER & CO.,
tETg53sHs IMPORTERS OF
ss4ssaS2aa ~ FOREIGN PRODUCE.
- BRANDlES, WINES GINS, SEGARS, Re
No 1O2 LOMBARD STREET Baltimore,
NIA22 YEARS in the TRADE.
TIOS. THOMPSON
G3 SoUTH GAY STREET.
(RSmOCed from q South Strept)
49,. COMMISSION MERCHANT AM IMPORTER OF
BRhNDlES, GIN, SCOTCH WHISKY, JAMAICA RIM
WINES, &c,
We respectfully invites examination of his large stock
IL UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSES; and his ow store
comprising every brand, vintage and grade Brandies
tSc pertaining to the business. His long experience
Wen known superior Judgment all Liquors. gives
nun advantages in selections from productions this ccun
Wy ana foreign countries, iusying him declaring that
purchasers would be consulting their largely
examining TllOS. THOMPSON'S MERCHANDISE
- ON CONSIGNMENT.
Constantly receiving Pennsy vana. Virginia KenLncly
Dstillers ~
aS- Goods sold exclusively by the package. dlOSm
ca WE HAVE THE LARGEST, BEST
tkaERE5 AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF
tAz2A Ii Q U o IL s
IN THE CITY.
Iou may save 50 per ent your Christmas purchases
by calling H. X LONG 4 co,
dl5-tf 20 and 90 Pennsylvania avenue
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GYF.sH CARRIAGES CARRIAGFS!--Tb
subscLiber has on hand at his extensive CAR
Rap9SiIoRl No - South Gay street. the most
that can be found in the city Persons in want Of rs
VIII hnd II TO their interest 10 give call as am def
mined 70 sell low or cash approved paper All work sn;
at my Repository warranted for twev. onths Old CsrIs
geS repaired or taken in exchange for new ones
s2l-ff
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Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comm,
wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STEFfT

GfSsSfgsses1 CARRIAGES-We have on hand. at
49, OUR MANDATORY AND REPOSITORY
one ~ Of the largest aud best assor..nents Of CAR
hIAHES 10 ne found IN the city. Persons in want of Car
RACES are INVITED 70 call and examine stock as we are
terms as any other establishment '
MCLIMYER & HUNTER
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N R. B A A K EE

nR. BAAKEE
- - ;t ...,.,.r ~; :. TREATS ALI. DISEASES
c Speia ain,D sVfS 10 al. chronic diseases, CoUGHs
diseases Of the NosE MOUTH, THROAT IUNGs: ali
bago Lumbar Assesses, Scroula rheumatism Cont Nm
raiga Paralysis, Epilepsy OF Convusons dyspepsia Dys
short time also, the Stomach, Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental to women and children which
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
eerIdGsstss Of iS FsSi SUCCESS il eEEps HIP
@ o Of EVERY VI RYYL6ESsR H
IN Af f9M SaHFk sN R5s sW e. the BODY
Of description, and without the othe knife any
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients must
place themselves under the Doctors personal supervision
will produce absorption of the CATARAcr" and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
All EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the Of the knife
die Dr. Baakee has constantly on hand at his Office very
extensive assortment OF beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
rYMpANUys, or EAR DRUMS,
which suitable for either sex and all agesinsered in
I've minutes. EAR TRUMPErs Of every description also
Ass assortment q R ssadFitSl fnf a ddsfS
with the Ankle Leg and KneeJont attachment.
articles are perfectly natural and adapted for either
All % Hrns Or RSpre Of Of De-
scrPton f either and Trusses particularly adapted
s1r IN "eak condition. also for those with PRoLAP.
Doctor Bake one Of the celebrated and skul
personally in every PRINCIPAL city Of the word
to pay and t r sass must contain ten cents
can treated by correspondence exeep Sd
which will require his personal supervision muse nen'oneu
1-ohce Hours from 3 A. M to- noI ? NJ
Office yO4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street,
niSH New York City
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gENHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

IO south Entaw street telI-ti
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR WORCESTER
4 COUNTY IN EQUITY. TANUAA I k TERN, 1850 ; -
r COLLINS AND oTHERS-Ih object of this Bin is to
ed by the complainant and EleanOra A. Collins Alnnzo F.
Collins and Stephen +. Collins. The bill states that the
lands were devised by Parker Collins, deceased his chill
dren Eleanora Adophus AonzO and Stephen Collins that
said Adophus hath died interstate, leaving the aid EeanO-
Ta Aonzo and Stephen and the complainant, and gnia
and Emma Collins his brothers and sisters his heirs at law
that the Virginia and Emma also dead, leaving
their said brothers and their heirs law that said
defendants all minors and all reside in Worcester conn
ty except OnzO who nonresident of this State that
Said Lands cannot be divided without loss orlnury to All in
terested prays sale of said lands division of he
ceeds of such sale among said parties according TO their
spectv interest therein 1t is thereupon ordered that the
comp anant, by causing copy Of this order be inserted
in newspaper, published in the city Of Baltimore once
in each Of four weeks before the fifteenth DIV
May next, give notice TO the said Aonzo p Collins Of M
object and substance Of this bill and him to appear in
this Court on or before the first day September next to
the premises and shew cause if any he has WHY
decree ought not to pass prayed.
WM E. TIMMONS Clerk
True copy-Test-WM. f. TIMMONS,
ap9-law4w Clerk
MULCH COWS,
1V1 Cows and Calves for sale by 1000
mh9-tf l45 Pratt street
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Sold By all respectable Dealers Throughout country
This fine brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until the past
year confined exclusively the best tables of the Con-
tinent of Europe has obtained the most unbounded
success and popularity in this country recommended
by of the first Physicians of the city of New York,
all other wines account of its extreme purity and
delicacy and those who try it rarely any
brand Although only year elapsed since its intro
ducton into this country, the demand senormous and
stany increasing. Our arrangements such to
the quality Of the Wine being maintained at it, present
high Standard The Prince Imperial is imported solely by
being the sole Agents of Messrs De VENoGE & Co
in this country.
+. HAUGHWOUT 4 CO.,
mh5-3m Nos 4SS, 400 and 1872 Broadway, N. Y.
81 Sold in this city by LAURENCE Thomson s. CO.,
and G 60. HOI.IINS.
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W. sL[I--..,;, -, CARRIAGFSII
WIS., r. FIFE STREET, general assortment Of Car
INC most approved styles all of which will he sod
at me lowest prices for cash approved paper A Cr
Gs guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully invite
thse pIbic Ia call and examine our stock
II n b-od Carriages taken in eXchangs. for new ones
hepaltlhg done with dispatch.
n26n j RInnL NN0SFR. JR-. & 90.
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p NOIlCE.
aTa FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER


r.sT THE STEAMER PLANTER will
leave Baltimore EVERY MONDAY
nOkHiNG at o'clock for the Patuxent river ccmmencng
dS, o3 Returning will leave Benedict LEV ERY
hoDa MORN Nc at o'clock for Baltimore calling
at Plum Point and Fair Haven going and returninT
-aPII-I GEO W. WEEMS, Master
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-09-27
Nevv StocL---Latc,t SayIe..

WIGS, 8RA9Dgz gUR9gS aga9 &C..
4 NALvIN OUTLANp has just received At his Hal
I , Dressing Establishment, hanisoue assortment
WIGS, BRAIDS, CURLS. &c.
To which he invites the ladies and gentle
men He has male Arran geIaents by which he have
every that be desired Call anu example ms
stock o. hand. Prices very low
APP il 26. 500
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when GER Fiesea sin jean 80 the ~ stchci@s Vas
esiver salts p~oncuncea nAgnifseEte nvsr-
lent sna rcesniy ersasisea OF the kind
Ire cSnssnea. - s2#s# s424#
wssrnv~s tkeas I. reusins Aay.-vifhsss . risal
N sSse. tsoasnsan ed Us Ee1er& eeaeais
eeenferk asS r-Isyneas-
8 The Hss<i scoonuodssians for f6no 1s0eseos
ire.rding ffe Of spzytrenss = fAn,isss
gro Per 30 ms ec&nfexsaesy seatea a. he -
sses % rs sArte psAsie aaa n-tAns that
H1eFe art las 1eyise s<ree and serial
ern<erA-fsn the travelling pnsic has ssen emitted
in iss pAaa or Is a>xiersea the psscse.i dessss
be early r-s1satsn ficcst e Bone ana aeycod
derives rude appointments and
isz hsresfs ce-rrss has eecs -nhancs
u3o fKKADwRLL wHITCoMBk co.
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4 l.e Douglas slave-Ccde Platform

Il ACC UOuRIRS SINve.CO0e Fu0IOfm.
"hescired That it is in accord ance with the
Cii ciupau platform, that during the existence OF
Territorial Governments the measure of res,ric-
ZION, whatever it may be. imposed by the FEEDER
vi Constitution on the power of the Territorial
legislature over the subject Of the domestic re-
Iadcrs as the same has been or shall herea fte,
De decided by the Supreme Count of the United
Sta.es should be respected by all good citizens
ari enforced with prompt.ess and fidelity BY
avery branch Of the General Government"
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TIN ssdsssg~sa hAving purchased risha % al
- - uasssA esesitpsy TOR THOMAS PATENT Herse-
ehesng Harness prepared fsrritory
In Snssss oeantass. 1OwnsAip SD SAep Rights
fe tAeoo uonoQootDeo4 with r. q be proper
eAat DsrSeesiy safe. cheap harness
~ - 81 which the vfciooe
0ele b without to sitr
animal. holding them arm without ssranins thea in
he least Fer further Information address
II. H. B Nd,
April -. 1sso. 1eu kiehnond lnd
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Blacksmithing and Hame Ma kin

WILSON d MEEK.
uIAyE es.ed = shop. sDithsereet amm.dj
ateiy back Of the a. w. Bsrnes w here thex
PREPARED TO DO ~. kinds 81 siactshing and other
s"rs In their line Thy have 0eaAy
sons best Ea4fBes All therefore prepared
promptly sad eh-spy kinds sro1xh Win woys
Bolts fer 8-sges everything pusiie ma
iesire Thsy also exsensireiy engaged Ia the
sctare Of
UNNISGfIAW aud the VAyENAN
WOODEN NAMES
These Hsrres the sprr d Oak Ash
1eech sGzsrta-> sss Hickory hssinx the neS~s
shxe- grak rerfof ali ofN
sas fs- osir fro sks,
rst-rs7i. al atrr. seiag fHa.r
Theg saftrsar quality .n1 snish ruksts
sar especially e.-@rs svf<e azi...
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JAMES N. POE,
Notary Public & Real state Agent,
Brightweli B,i dig. No-l51s Main street
RICH MONn IND

As for sale the following stock for Spring sles:
u splendid Farm I Smiles from Richmond or
the East Fork of htewater Hilfs Mill III
principally rich bottom land under good cultivation
we'll watered nd good timber good Frame House Barn
Two Orchards, excellent spring. &c Payments easy.
Frame House and Lot seventh ST. rooms and kitch
en-, good we'll and cistern-
Brick house and Lot Sixth St, rooms and kitchen
well cellar,
Brick House and Lot North Pearl St, three rooms
kitchin and pore cellar. we'll.
Small Farm about mile south Richmond.
Ten Building Lots in Clifton. adjoining Richmond-wil
be sold low.
Two Houses and Lots in SevastCpol adjoining Richmond
very cheap.
Splendid i'uding lot the Depot.
Two Houses and Lots Mill ST., also cheap.
iIouse and Lot Marion
House and Lot Market
Five and ALT Centervie. sutahie Gar
dep all in nice order improvements. Frame Cottage
rooms. Pantry, Summer Kitchen, Carpenter Shop
Fifty Grated bearing Fruit Trees, OF q /,
sraw berries. good Shrubbery &c This property 10 d.
eirasle and viii be sold low. q easy pay ments.
March Is.
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STRAWBERRIES! STRAWBERRIES!

month ~ August is III. best tint t, plant Straw
Wilson . Albany is the best
wherever this magnificent variety has been grown
ncrth south. east west ali the Union and Can
climate in soil, under variety
neglect. il has where exce-d every
other produciveness hne size, hardness. and
excellence combined And in Europe this variety
excited attention and stands CHER than
other rican We have had quite a numier OF
and orders from leading cuitivaters in
land We this county
Rave the largest the Good plants
delivered in Richmond forwarded by express. Csc
per dezen, 81 50 per lOe. $40 per 10 o. We
forv them with perfect all of the
mail post ire, at Soc dexen All orders
lett Hemmn . dictionary
Addressed the undersg ned will receive prompt
attention.
Ely. TEAS.
Rose ht11 Nurseries,
~ Richmond. Indiana.
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PERFUMERY.
OLIVER CREEK MILL FOR SALE.

The undersigned having purchased the interest OF his
former partner, the above Mill,
carry the business formerly, offers
sale the entire premiees, foiis There
q land . good house. nit trees,
falling sprnR. stone quarry situated mile from Liber
y Good. productive property viii he take" in part
pa ymen For :urther particulars enquire John Var
Jan, ESQ, Richmond, or the undersigned.
1. W. MoNTFORT
Liberty Ind
N B.-Mfl is in good order with full o. custom.
Julv 1850
, 1860-07-21

4 great deal of nonsense has been uttered
By se1Batiou lecturers and magazine writer's
about wonderful arts which perished with the
ancien's. To trust ia the lamentations Of these
wiseacres over the "lost arts" one would think
We had fallen upon Fery degenerate times in
deed. But none of the doleiut stories are true.
Cleopatra, no doubt. was rery fue woman !;
but she never dissolved pearls in wine. Archi-
nedes Was great man in his day bnt he never
set fire to the Koman ships with burning glasses,
as the fable relates.
The ancients had no useful arts which We DO
not understand better and practice more ski :
fully Than they did. The humbiest Amer:cun
mechanic could teach the polished Greek a1d
the cunning Egyptian sciences and arts OF which
they never dreamed. The ancients, indeed, did
many wonderful things which have not bes n
since repeated; but they were only such things
Us are not worth doing over again. II we had
occasion to build such 8 foolish thing as pyra.
mid, we would improve on their model in every
respect; and instead Of keeping u hundred
Thousand halE:star7ed slaves at the work +: r
twenty years, we would turn it out finished in
a few months George Law and bundrtd d
others would be willing to take the contract 1t
day q notice.
1fany people, nowadays, lived IN conditien
like the aneieuts, they would be subjects for
to send missionaries among them. What a Ii
mentable sight would be q nation Of great NEIL
til vi2or, half clothed and poorly ted, tiing tie
earth with wooden plows; without soap, pins,
friction matches or india rubber! How queen]y
would one Of our factory girls appear to ,heul !
How magical the art Of q Yankee clockmafer! !!
BeEgars, IOWA days. With regard to the sub-
stantiat comforts Of life, fare better than az
cient kings.
Our modern ciyiizatian is surely just what is
suited for the welfare Of humanity. The steam
engines, politics, electricity, morality, and e7-
cry good tang move on together harmouiously.
We look back into the past, to note as warnin -
the paths Of error which our predecessors tro j.,
and we push on cbeerfully and confidently,
feeling that the present and the future arr Of tile
utmost importance to us-Scitntife 44mtFicda.
, 1860-07-21
Ctafpes4 MQsket Practice.

4 Chinese battle writes the author Of
"Tweive Years in China'') ia Al good as farce.
Some Of the fights at Shang hai we're very anu
sing. One day, when q great many soldiers
were cut. saw more Of the combat than Was
pleasant. Having got into the line Of fire.
was forced 10 take shelter behind grare, the
bullets striking the graye on each side every
second. Why thsY came in my way it WAS dit.
ficul. to discover, for they ought to have passed
On the other side Of creek, nbout twenty yards
distant, to the people they we're Intended for;
but to see the dodKing Of the soldiers, then OF
the rebels, each trying to evade the other. YVES
almost amusing. One fellow, ready prlmed and
loaded, would rush up to the side Of grave
hillock, drop his matchbox over the top, and,
without aim, blaze away. There is no ramfod
required for the shot they use-fhe bullet, or
bar Of iron, is dropped loose upon the powder.
There WAS ine scene On an occasion when the
Shanghai rebels made sortie; one Of the men
WAS Gu, of By an Imperial skirmisher rho had
his piece Iosded. The rebel had no time tn
charge bis, so he ran round and round graSe,
which was high enough to keep his enemy from
shooting him when On the opposite aide. Hafs
hunting is nothing to it: lied cap described
hoats Of circles, sad the RoyAliss was fast get
ting blown, when the gods took pity. on bis
wind. for. by some unlucky chance, the rebel
tripped and fell. The soldier was at him in Il
moment, and tn make sure Of his prize, put the
muzzle Of his matchbox to He'd caps head,
fred, and took 10 his heels as fast as he could
go! 1t is difficult TO say who was the most as
sonisbed when Mr. Red cap did The same! The
bullet that dropped down readily on ths pow:
der. fell out easiIy when the barrel was depres.
sed. The rebel got of with good sngeing Of
his long hair.
, 1860-07-21
TRANSPORTATION or CArrLE.-Tho New York

T-. ..vo0.-,-7o~ 0r n -The N~V VofF
TRANSPORTATION or ~A711t'-Ane "e" A'>
TFibun< Of ThufsdAy contains The following:
The Erie rosd hare in uso this week soma Of
their new psttern stock can. which are we'll
snnten ~ h drnvarr a. crsat imnrovement
oTer he ordin.rv hn1 @.rr for Mi stock, par
licn]arlT bu1loctx in bot w.asher. There il
rnsce II ths sid.. FIR Ventilation Ind for seeing
md rrschipr tho animals With 1 stick, ali
around. next ,he root. and at transverse cor.
-hicb = man en- entrr while The train il in mo-
t;nn
Thr.. c.,s will serve both for summer and
w;nter ma better than the open cars, which are
Too cold. particularly for hogs. in severe vea,h
A. and rhen the sun is hot in summer. too
, 1860-07-21
News from New E0rk--The Chicago
XOUAVeN,

News from New York--The Chicago
XOuAve4.
new YoRk. July ls.-Tae Base Ball match,
between the Excelsior md Atlantic Clubs TO-
DAY, resulted in the victory Of the Excelsior.
between W @ the four. cared shell boats ~. vor-
hees," "Neckay" and "Stranger," ,"-dlsts1ce
3 miles, was won By tStrsnger," in 10 minutes
and 20 seconds, the Seckay" coming in sec
ond. Pure $500.
The famous U. 8. Zouave Cadets Of Chicago,
By invitation of large number OF citizens. gaze
one Of their celebrated exhibition drills at The
Academy OF Music to. night. The plumber Of
tickets sold was limited to 1900, but the house
was crowded to excess. The drill was received
throughout with the most rapturous applause.
On The return Of The Zouayes from the ACADEMY
to the Armory Of the 18th regiment. Broadway
was made brilliant by display Of fireworks.
The effect was grand beyond description, aud
was witnessed By an immense concourse Of
people. The Zouaves we're very much gratl6e d
with the reception and eAcort OF Col Butter.
fields regiment.
New YoRk, July ao.-The State Attorney
General will 10 day institute suit against the
Erie Kairoad Company for the amount Of tolls
kent bAck from The State, in consequence ofthe
legislative act for their abolition, which enact
ment, it is maintained, is uneonssltutlonal
The New York Republican State Committee
hare called State Convention 10 meet at yra.
cuse on the 2ad Of August, to nominate State
officers and Presidential electors.
New York, July 20.-The representatives Of
the several railroads between Ch,cago and the
seaboard have agreed to advance The rate Of
freights gradually after the 18th Of August.
Also to urge upon the different lines earring
passengers between common points to sgree TO
the abolition of all agents, outside offices, and
paymert Of commissions.
- ,,ornaH 1uft fhis afternoon for KnEfnn.
They were escorted to the boat by a detach-
ment from each Of our city regiments The
Sarapuah Blues" arrived about The came time,
and the scene on broadway was very enhvening.
, 1860-07-21
From WA8h1nKtOrs

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The number Of acres
embraced in the proclamation Tor the public
land sales in Minnesota in October NEXT, ia
4,75o,O0o In 1858 seven dollars were offered.
but owing to the pressure and intercession Of
settlers, all except 7oo.0 900 acres were with.
drawn a year ago. 0fthe 600, 900 or 3. .000,0 900
Of acres tGtred for sale, the lands pre- empted
were omitted rs 4 further relief to the settlers.
The rule is that the oldest surveyed lands are
first offered. The number Of acres included in
the rroclamations for sale in the Territories Of
Kansas aud Nebraska in August, is 1000, 900.
From the lst Of July 1900 passports ~ers Is.
sned from the State Department, about threo-
fitths Of which were to naturalized citizens. The
number now issuing is comparatively small.
The Drecklnndks National Executive Con-
mittee, il is eaid, have made arrangements for
printing soc. 600 copies Of the Presidents recent
ratification speech.
WAsn1se7os. July l9.-Z. f. Pangborn, pub
Usher OF the Boston Atlas and Be-, practical
printer, to-day assumed the entire control OF
the House printing. financially and otherwise,
by the authority Of Sir. Ford, the House Print.
eT, whose i'll health compels him tn temporarily
abandon all business and seek medical aid. He
has left for that purpose.
}The storm prevents US from getting any
more report 70 night.-REr
, 1860-07-21
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FknAT Ev1xzso. July 20.
overwhelmingly ,ze PER bushtL Fnp. Plymouth
tak Oersn Wave =: sehrs Wild R1rer. Rainbow. MIS-
Alon. Es~ ard Artl!a al xih corn 70 Duf4o st f.
TLnCR- -l..eelptA IS tr.a shipped tA bis. Ma:ket
more active but prices unchanged Saes fol-
lows: 80 br.s 90 slrns er'ra ~ deli 100 bEs fair
spring &4o del; 70 b:ls choice co af es:H Gel:
b1 Cook Co." Spring extra to be delivered between
and Aukut 10. sellers option tteo II NIL 30 bfts
do present delivery, At $3.50 n mill 100 tts 90 NJ Wy.
GE
YHEAT-Ree.p.., e4l bu; shipped. 11.*&s bu. Wts-
rr-Xark,t s2H loxef- Salea were As follow ~ bo
Ho White nj q IL sore TO, bu No. Red nj II
In .to.u 500 bu u 10 In store 800 tu No. Red II
Af % In stofe; io bu do II s1s In ttore 10 hu 90 M
., % in s&ore 30 bu A<jetd Red II &c In tteEe: 1o
bu do n ooc srxtxo-Qulet and unchanged saea
~e.r: LOO bu MOL spsns al a. In store: o bu do
At slo1 in stors so bu foc sTsinx 1t *lo5 In serc:
1870 bu do II @Im in store oo bu do at alto in store;
40 bu Reed ii &c In sto1e 20 hu do at SC n s.orr
coRS-Reoe!pss. ss.ts bu shipped, III l:s b. Mar.
kd Nc ;oxer Sales to bu Canal II &fHc I. H.
1000 bu do NJ s3Xc afost laao tn No. n 4she In
store: 900 tn <3xc IL stofs Is 0bu do It &c O.
100 bu d. At ~ In store LOO bu No II Hxc n
store 5000 bu Kejee4 at 4le IN ssore oobu DO n IKE
In kso 20 b do NJ 4ee ttoze 10 bu do Al sc in stere
oATs-Recelpts, aass tu &h:pped l. -oo1 tu- Market
bu d. It NC In stoee.
HYE-Ree.ipt.. 657 bu. In good densnd, but rather
t<arce. fales wrse:-3n bags old Sc on track.
BiELE{-ReeEspt4 1oN tu. Market very quiet
Sale. xere 10 bags To- bF pie At sc on track so
bu GO 1t ss In store; bu do 1t ~: In ore 40 bu Re
jecte7 1t &c On track. .......-
RlGHWSEs-Recespt4, I<s br's Market Ke lower.
Sales 100 brs country It IKE 100 brls do II ike
no hrs city k1se-
ALCOHOL -2@seHe pr ganoo-
/ MESS POKK-Somn.1 n e1s4.34H 80.
LARp-7to los country II lie
TALL0W-H*eespts,1 1.0e3 lbs. Market quilt Country
eh6sc; City s9sHe- ..
HlpES-Rece.pts, 18pe4- Market dull At yesterday
deoline G7txn Ea1ted sa;ks; Extra trimmed, 7Ac caI
essHe; Dr5 r!.nt, i4&14Nc.
BUTTERFLY fai1 demand. Good drdn e9l0e; Com
mon ek@qc.
EGGs-737Xe per dcEen.
POT ATUES-Dnll II .o23oc.
eslp,s Light and na.krt drm at - 80
for &c. i Whit nah. and 4:.73 for No.t Trout.
LyEST0CK-Rece}ptA, t5 Hogs and IS Bteves. Mar.
ke4 very quiet with bat little ek Offering Beevss N
quet - 10 for far good. 1ces in tals demand
It q 3o&sGo. Sheep ttea&y at s:n@3a5. Ssiea
mostly At retail.
, 1860-07-21

Lake Forts.
pCFFkL0. July y Arrived. Ad1tafic Erox Ch!ea.n.
Ct AIRED propeller Mendoza, csoby. Ch:7So sctrt. CAs-
IN T 10. MoTey, do; sun:urJ, Gr7T, do.