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YFIRMARY OF ST. FRANCIS DE SALES.
Brooke Avenue, Richmond, Virginia.

Brooke Avenue. hlchmouuN NHsAnius
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity.
yHIs Institution ready for the reception Of Patients It's
location famary known 50 long Bacon Quarter Branch
every thing that he desired for quiet wholesome
and beautiful retreat for those who have either lost their health
received bodily injury The grounds are quite extensive wei
furnished With shads oarge growth with the waters
Of an abandAnt slng aud while, the one side connected
with respectable popuous nehborhood OF the city, are on
the air o. the open country
The er CHAR devote the'elyes 90 this work under The
lnspaon Of re on and the income which accrue above
expenses will be expended either for Improving The Place
or taking care Of the sick Who may be destitute
Patients AZ denominations received without Distinction
Gases Small Pox other Infectious diseases will not be
admitted nor IL Il intende receive Insane persons.
The prices except where special agreement has been MADE VIII
be as lows:
For and lodging nursing medical attention and ordinary
medicines for white per In the wards SO week
white persons Ia private from " TO s2 week.
FOR eolored persons IN the wards Is per week.
The washing viii be done at the expense Of the Patient
The prices will BE- required should the patient ask
and pay for medical and attendance OF his choice
while any physician send his patients TO the IND mary and A.
tend them following gentlemen viii be the attending Surgeons
and Physicians OF the lnhrmary - - . .
ST GEORGE PEAcIIY, D.,
Exchange Hotel or Grace bt 9Th and 9Th sts.
DANIEL ". THOMAS N. D.,
SOUTH de Clay above 2nd street.
J. g DORSEY CULLEN, NJ. D.,
iyS5 Corner Franklin and 7h or 9Th and Grace.
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STATISTICS MORTALrTY.-The following is a eompar-
alive staemsn. o the number o. interments in the
ShOekOe Hill Burying Ground during the quarter
ending Slst July, OF the resent and tNO proceeding
years:
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F,RvER's BASE.-The following promotions Of sever
al Of the officer Of the Farmers Bank il this city
mad on Thursday
Rob q A Payne, Second Teller, promoted TO the Of
ice Of Geueral Accountant OF the Bank, in place Of
Edward Sutton, resigned.
Lysarder W. Rose promoted % Second Teller.
" B. Bigelow promoted 10 Assistant Teller.
!. II. L0wnes promoted 70 Runner.
Geo. A Smith elected POrter-a office.
Mr. Snton, as previously stated, has been elected
Cashier Of the Traders Bank, OF Richmond.
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Primary Depanen-for Children pndsr II yearS age 80 W
REFERENCES
scHooLRgh Reverend Bishop Meade, Va
Right bishop Elliott Ca Right Reverend RIhop Johns
Vnis: Right Reverend Bishp Cobks Alabama; Reverend A.
EmTle, D. D., vi mrgton N o. Rev pOgaei, D., Rich
mond Reverend Charles Read hmond Reverend Nelson Head
Danvie Va Reverend O. Glderseev Richmond Va Reverend
T. " Moore. b D., Richmond VA Reve end, Wu. IT, Wheel
wight Richmond Va; Reverend John Saunders Richmond Va
The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church In Virginia. -
r All letters be directed TO HUBERT p LEPEBvRE, Rich
"a
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TUIHE AMELIA SPRINGS viii be kept open for reception
III Of ylSltoFs during the As heretofore. - .
THOs. o. WILSON s0Ns.
Persons wishing information address N. p WILSON,
IY2O-dlm Manager:
NIRW FLOUR, In bills. or bags.
IN No. Mess Maekerel and Family Rec herlngs
Todd's Extra Family Hams
Country Cured
Pure Cider Vinegar end Spices for plekng, wth general
assortment Of Family Groceries. sAMPeoN. JONES Agt,
iva Cor Main and YIN sta
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Tue DwAEfs on exhibition at Mechanics Hall, are
remarkable natural eurOsies The sisters present the
appearance Of two elderly women viewed through a
versed telescope. The brother who IS fifty wears Of
age sprghtly chap, somewhat taller than General
Tom Thum. They are three extraordinary people, aud
have been visited by crowds Of lAdies and genemen-
company OF musicians, STYLED The ltsan Brothers,
hiss been engage to perform at the Hail. during the
bitOn which at 10 A. NJ, and closes at 10
i.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w from TIE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GRKESBRIER COUNTY, VA
The lang established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS Chronic Diseases renders comment upon
their medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
For many Yeas The waters Of these spos nave been 5
fully textiles tc dc same beneficial ggec df hdce resulted
These gently APERlENT and very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their great forte remedy, and the quality above all
IN Ir or der pecuIST operative nduence by which they
stimulate Gs nddr secrstoH reolrs Chronic tFdrnndfions
O1s tons In the smaller vessels and ro g morbid
accommodations diseased organs thus producing the deT1-
profound changes demandedn almost every case 81 Cron-
As an APERIGNT and Alternative range Of disease 70
which they applicable viii be apparent to medical menJne
for affections Of the SOdch Boe Lirer
Kidnes S De- DC Upon the anyons OF the organs gener-
ally they exert marked effects stimulating those that are Inactive
and establishing healthy ssEeiOn In such as have departed nom
In DYSPEPSIA, and in Crone ;aiOnI Of the mucous coat
Of tbs Stomach and Bowels they are employed With the haPP
result. . -,
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIGRRHBA often cured by them, amer other
Idies have been Intellectually tried.
10 CosfIvENEss Of the Bowels and to PILES they are well
adapted - - o
unattended with Inflammation, they y,ry seryeeable
To the sererdi Jos Of CHRONIC DISTRACTIONS &c, pSc
liar 10 females their drdtire influences are ohen eninenS
NEURALGIA and the various diseases when they
the result Of organic deraugnen are treated With great success
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy With
As Paiatve Of GoUT their value has
In MEsCGRiGL DISEASES and in peculiar affection
from the abuse Of Mercury In sIPHTTo affections full
e0sEss o. sanas ~ M IN NJ n a,
peAbes Of the Waters arnihed graS, on application to The
Agents.
being regularly furnished TO tbs Agents In Richmond for
To prevsns impoSon each bottle has the words aRETN-
BIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown In the glass; without
which none ls genuine
Orders from ndvdua trade throughout the United
''-'''' '-' " PURCELL LADD AGO,
ap3T-dkesm Gen1 Agents, Richmond, Va
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RE.ARRESTRD

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l0.-James Buchanan Cross the
noted forger who escaped on the way to jail to re-
eeve sentence reArrestsd to-day by the officers he
escaped IRON.
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OneA payable the l OF Oe Sto and The remainder on
the 18th Of Feb'y 1861
Reference Dr. Moses Hog and any Of the
former patrons OF the school
Catalogues Seminary containing detailed nforma-
u be obned any bookstore In the city, BY aPPcA
uon 70 the undersigned.
jyfi Richmond, Va
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81 soDDIN APPsssoN, AuctiOneera.
VALUABLE FARM OF 522 ACHES, NEAR

VALUABLE FARM OF 522 ACRES, NEAR
70 THE BROOK FLANK ROAD, tkyEN MILES NORTH OF
rdE CITY CT RICHMOND, F)R SALE AT AUCIl0NAt the
quest 81 Mr. Edward Chambeayne Who contempaes
10 the South shall SELL al public auction, the premises
ng survey 5 acres which 30
woods aud i32 open land Oh. OF which has been
greatly Improved In The few by the free Of line and
produces excellent This land aeos that Of Dr. Jno
n Powell Talarro, and Richard NJ Turner ard about
ne NN Of Richmond, and within mile Of the Brook
Plank Road The tract will be sold In divided into two
three parcels may determined the hour Of sale
Partial posses will be given time fslow for and reed
crop wheat and full psseon about the 18th OF December
plat and survey land he
TERNs Oneourh cash, balance at and years. bonds
bearing interest," payable half yearly secured by trust desd
% those Who may call on him.
jy24-etd GoDDY &APPERsoN, Auets
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UIhkOIUhH
Wm IL Mcfarland John Purcell,
Joseph Alien, bSmlT BayU,
Roscoe r. Heath Jos. E. Anderson,
Thos W. McCancs, Q. g. Barney,
John Il. Montague, 10. H. Maury,
David l. Burr Jas. A. CoVsrdn,
Lewis 6lnter Benz Il. hLEh,
John Jones' p. T. MOORE
Jas, l. Apperson, John II. ClAiborne
Lewis d. CrenShAV, C. Wherry
WIN. G. PAlne Nn- u. Christian,
x O. BAskeryln, wyndham Robertson,
saml J. Harrison, John o. shafer,
VIM III HAxaU Peter @. Warwick,
RobL T Brooke r. o. Haskns,
Geo ID. Shell, Edward NorVen,
Wellington Goddn, Geo. J. Sumner,
John DOoley. d. :. Wooldndga
PresfdeBt-wM H. MCFARLAND.
Vlcs PrsSident-SAML J. HARRISON.
Professionally. BLAIR BURWkLLL
AtEoraey-R ROSCOE B. HEATH, Esq.
ap9T j. AOAIR PLEAsANTs, secretai
kF-Omce corner Main ilth Streets Richmond.
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DIRECT TRADE.
,urnffD arr, unNC IarDnDThTInN

DIRECT TRADE.
ENCOURAGE HOME IMPORTATION.
WE Just received direct from the manufacturers IN Eng
w land Importation large ssortment n Japan
Chamber Block Tin steak, stev and Oyster Dishes Dh
Covers superior arce all Of which In coincidence re
cusomer and TO Houekeepers generally. Cal
examine n the China House Furnishing Store Ct
THOMAS BULKLEY co,
ana sIEagie Square.
~ Iva BRlDeroRn ACE,
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MISSOURI ELECTION.
ST. LOUIS August l0-In six counties Orr gains 400
over Rollins vote in '5S.
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RICHMOND FEMALENSTITUTE.

HE Seventh begins OCTOBER sr 1890 and ends the
The prosperity Of the past session
the make the Institution yet deserving Of the
It's Faculty large and able it buildings (which ample
ground attached beautifully loo ed and Thoroughly fun
hed apparatus costly and compete Its course Of study
The Eng sh course as will catalogue
guage methods best adapted mental
discipline Shen stems The true end o. study but In French par
The Sua Department remains In charge Mr. cAPP and Mr.
Q. O. MERA has been added toI
Chas III Winston, NJ Uulv of va) President and Prof Of
Moral Silence and Eng lsh Literature.
Rev. J L. Bur OwS D. D., Evidence. Of Christianity:
James Leigh JONES' NJ UNIV Of Va Mathematics and Ian.
r a Levls NJ D, Natural Sciences.
Pot y Emon a. Pars) French.
senior Carlos G. MeIG Spanish and Italian.
John ". Reeve Psnmanship.
Mis- S' Standard f P4s1a1a s1a1' Ssr,m.n
Mn. Ann Mallory, Preparato y Department.
N.B. oiapp PrlncPai Musical Department
O. a. Ecsson, Guitar.
The President viii hear the recaOns Of all M Glasses at reg
ulAr Intervals swing special attention to the Primary pupils
English Tut on Preparatory DspAr, feh., ..,.tao %
English Tuition Collegiate Department., 50 90
Music Piano, with Vocal Music .............. 80
nuseon Guitar, ''''''''....'' ~ w
yseSiMrss aIons taken By al in ca:.e. go
Drawing; NeedewOrk, or Gfecian Painting. 20 20
Board, including everything except washing 90
rsda asSS Of ca:JJic 10 Iiai.ieTs 49,
grin Of piO,raced sickns duetOn will be made for
absence.
incidental should be deposited with him. and all let
catogues containing full details may be obtained Book.
''''''' CHARLES H. WINSTON,
az Richmond Va
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YANCEY & HARRISON,


NO. 2l9, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
OLD WINES, BRAGDIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
the attention Of 1eIr friends and the public generally to
CCGNso BRANDIEs.
Hennesey Dark and Pale Otard do Vine Growers Company
Champagne ca liuyet Coz Pnet ceslen Co. including
come OF the oldest ''n'asT CHAMPAGNE.
Mumm's celebrated brands. Sold Royal Rose "cAb
Soet Chandons Green Heidslek pperJ and The As
soeiAtes VersenAy-quaiis and pn,s
From medium to highest grades, which are Cruise hs
;eau lauz M" ST. Estephe, and "MOutnn,"
Naihr Johnson son's "st. Lambert,
Barton Gasstier's "vln de Graves" "Baiainey"
POnte, canet" "Hante sauterne" "POIrsc "Langod" St.
Julian, &c. - -
Sparkling Mossle" "spa king Iiock "Kongs Noel "AH-
nanhauser," "iiaut ssu,erne, &C, 4e,
"od Co. and old White Port bottled
In Oporto burgundy Port Pure Juice &c In wood and Gass
shLRRiEs AND hAOEiRAs,
v. Parja Reserve Madeira. sicily Msdelrs, 4c.
HOLLAND GIN.
Cabinet and oiher brands Wolf. sehIedAm sehnsppa
RUN
Old Jamaica Of the pur' T 9Sn on the London Docks
DumgArdner's, Bourbon, sad other brands
Curacao, yarasehinO Anlsee Absnihe Bokerf Bliters
pORTkR
nbberts and guinness Dublin Stout, In pnts
and imperial pints, Muir 4 Sons Scotch Ale.
HAVANA CIGARS,
0he following brands Figaro Cabana Rose OF Santiago La
Rosa Pruebee Paul Morphy, PamSesa Paira Ocean BIRD
Flor de salA Flor de Ia Rama Riea Seneca vsr yar FL
sntrOps Adels, Garbald Rice Bouquet La FOr chntse &c
&c.
ALSO,
choice selection GROCERIES, consisting OF Refined srgars
Coffee and Black Teas speed Smoked Salmon
No. Mackere ssrd ns Cheese Maecaron veEieen Starch
&C, Ac
AIsO all ofCrosse packwes celebrated Engsh Sauces. Mug
tardr Pickles Bordeaux olive OIL Coxs Sparkling Celia
tine Olives stuffed and plAn Jees Capre' Frereh Mustard
Wine Vinegar, &c &c. july 25-d&clm
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAWS NJ TAYLOR 4 soN. Auc.,n.


~ ON 25rH sTREEr UNION HlLL--In pursuance decree
OF Henleo County Court In the Jones JJneB pro-
nouneed he Ih Of August 1862 the undersgned spe
90 Monday the 10th day o. August q fair not the next fair
dayD commanding ct ~ o'clock NJ, lot Ground with
tvosiory Brick thereon lying
street. north u The feet and runs back
i42 feet 70 alley 90 feet wide.
TRIMS fourth the balance at and 10 months for
negotiable noei with interest added satisfactorily endorsed and
tide retained until the further order Of Court
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
JAMES ~ TAYLOR Son. Auct's. an iO-tds
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR AUGUST L $50.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS l. CO., Managers
WILMINGTON DEIlWlRr

ne Managers call tie attention Of TIE public 10 s ootciae
Splendid Schemes 10 be drdtcn IN WQiaingot Dedtedrs
BYSTATE A UTH0RITY
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 10 Returns from 53 counties Civ
COOmbs majority Of %, 40.
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LAW CARDS.
EUsTACE GIBSON,

ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE in the Courts Of Giles Mercer Monroe.
w Montgomery AMI Pulaski and will collect and remit pune.
tually for all eislms placed In his hands.
Post once, Giles Court House, Va JyiT-
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL:

MRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL al
WI Sycamore Church. 18th street, between Bread and Mar
shall Monday In October She will receive few small
how Terms a3O per session OF Q months jy1S Il
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JOHN w. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AFT Ian

JOHN w. GREEN,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
WILL PRACTISE in the Courts Of City
w County OF Henrco. set attention Will be given all
sness entrusted him. Once for the present. his
Their Vim Green south west Main and tn s Jeq7dly
CONWAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
" JONES have united In the practice Of the law Richmond In
the Federal Courts and Court Of Appeas
Ma Jox viii also practice In the Circuit Courts Of Richmond
Oily and Henrco.
HIS once the Of Franklin and 18th utreets
sp19-ckdtf
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MIX. LEFEKVRE,s SCHOOL,

Rk rs SCEIOONl.
rVNHENExr SESSION Of oursehool begins tie FIRST DAY
OF ooroBER 1860 and tsrplnas the last day Of June,
consideration OF almost unprecedented success that has
attended our Efforts we cannorean from expressing thank
pardoned for briefly referring TO Of the advantages az
ded which the permanent prosperity Of all such institutions
The buildings large commodlous planned
and requreme Of large female insiitu afrdng al
pupils Only young ladies will occupy the chamber
except when three may pre- er 70 room together
Of his life and has been engaged In successful teaching for
upwards Of twenty yea hi assistants are well qualified and
their charge and sreeaty tried In this Institution to be refer ed
TO with entire confidence
Our system Of education thorough and complete and while the
best facilities Afforded for pereconn the aecomphn,
female education the greatest insure the acquire
nenis sound practical aning the reason Judgment are
In preference to msnor aud the latter while not Who'll
N ignored Is made subsidiary to and dependent on The former
Our daily syIsm consists essentially clse searching exAmr.
aen careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan pu-
sued any In instruction In the Pepoh department
proved emnerv successful Il OF the family
much time and attention yenindeed every facility Afforded
70 enable pupils boarding acquire
knowledge Of and 70 speak with ease and aueney French
conversation, In this respect think school
advantages Which only be equAed by few institutions Of
the kind In the country.
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
models and from nature under the charge OF Professors
enenty qualified In their various branches Most Of these In
Iueto employed to teach exclusively in school, that by
devotng heir time and attention entirely pupils every ad
vantage may be Afforded for the on Of these accomplish
ments.
Such and regulations calculated pro-
mote the welfare and interest q all The pupils
HunKHT A NJ Principal Natural Philosophy, Utera
ture Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
wN 9. WILLIAMS A. D., Vice Principal Astronomy Mathematics,
Chemistry, History, La'a
EpwtBo G. HpwARb EDgiih Literature History, Reading.
Mrs GRAeE BFxSETr, English Branches.
NJ IS MARY @. GoRpoS English Branches,
Senior CARLos ChRDoyty MERA, spanish aud Italian.
siGSuRIsA AsToylsrrA ERBl, Vocal Music.
s0SORiEA MLRIETTl EABA, Piano
J0Hg A. CALYo, Drawing and Painting
WIZ y GRABAu, Piano. Organ, Sacred Music.
O. w. TuLow, Piano.
HKSRIcH scHsuDER Harp.
o. ERcssoE, Guitar,
The Rev GE0 wooBRpeE and the Rev DAEK have kind
ly taken charge Of the bible Classes
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rHIs improvement succeeds In entirely FREEING he SOUND
an strain whatever caused BY the tension Of the
strings fully realizing ihe object which the old Improvement
accomplished only IN part
rs manufacturing u these Guitars and improving Of Vons
under superna Of the Pateue and made Of me
ua,erA warranted be quantity and qgay Of
tone He workmanship and 20 stand In climate or tey
can be rsturned and The money promptly refunded
PRICE LIST OF GUITARS
VIM Sood sss.' ti5 90
no s Hsss'o WI. Al'ai' a. o.-D' ..'-1 30 %
sh n sss. vi. Aasaia' read o'.. os'' % 90
No 4-Fhs Rosewood vim Machine head angsFbOAru,
Ne. 5-Fns Rosewood uh Machine h. al oval angerboard
han d5ome with .....-....-... 81 "
Nc. slime RassEcod With Machine head plated oval
anger6oard bcaltfa Instrument with 40 %
IMPROVED VIOLINS
ti2 70 t50-hng crboard warranted not 10 settle
and vons Improved repaired the shortest notice
and liberal discount made y ~ tflda
EVER Interested In Muc Mgica Iugtru pleas
eAn to Broadway, before Paohaag elsewhere AID exAmin
sr ksuaaeves kl-dIauku6m
II OvRRING,s Bsst Raan,y Crushed ana Whits sus.r
~ a. So R0r salebI LAG. y pAFHSPoaR
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PEREMPToRY SALE oY THKEE BoU.Hs

AND L0Ts, on 25f srR.Er. UNION HILL Br AUCTION
VIII be sold upon premises MONDAY the Goth
August commencing Immediately after the sale advertised By Jas
Taylor Commissioner (ssy At o'clock } tn houses
and lots the side Of z5h street. Unlon HILL
ate to the Leigh Street Baptist Church. two brick the
other frame They well adapted for small sized families
The ~ front 20 feet eaeh and run back le feet alley 20
feet WIDE
goAbe notes. with Interest added and deed
aulOd JAS 81 TAYL0b.4 SON, Auets
VERY DEsIR ,BLE PRIyAT X RESIDENCE
On 20TH BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE srREETe,
AT AUCTION VIII be sold upon the premises Tuesday, the
i4h dag Of August at ~ O'clock NJ very desrabe pri-
vate kedence, situated 20h between Franklin ane Grace
stfets In the occupancy Of Mr. d. Brdgford The
gements good house with hine ROOMS kitchen
wood end coal house. city water bathing roons all
In good repair. .
cash the balance at I2 and Is months
for negotiable with Interest added deed
Of
I0-ids JAMES ~ TAYLOR 4 SON. Auct,rs
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MARkCfe.
NEW NoRE, Aug l0-Noon-Flour has declining tendency
Southern So23 s. Whgat heavy; southern red 800 IS ets
white 45 Corn higher; mixed 63<e. Pork dull Whisky clos
ed ffn al 2tLe
BALraRE Aug 10-Foar quiet and steady; Howard Street
t262 Wheat steady; red iSoe white lSl69c Com nrn ye
low i0QI5; mixed ProvOns unchanged Bacon Sides 100
els mes, Pork sl9.I50a;n.t0 WHISKY hfm
NEW YoRK Aug l0-Evening Cotton unchanged Lard i7a
0iSae Sugar quiet spis Tupentiue dali and Unchanged
kcsin Gull AZ iST.
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUSs the best And cheap
article for dressing eeaunS cleansing curling preserving
and restoring the hair Ladies' Try Il Sold BY all druggists and
psrfamer. mhlS-d6n
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
AfL W RANDoLPHs BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY,
August TO- 1860.
O'Clock Is o'clock O'Clock.
n DOoAs: Sc s.
0Ur DOCS: 50 - -
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m OvRRING's Rsa RaAniJ cru.hsd aaa WAlls aaglE.
~ a. SO R0r ~ LAG.R pAFnSPoAR.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-03
NEW YORK MARKETS.

FLOUR Western and State Flour
is in good demand, and, under favor
able news from Europe, prices recov-
cred 23,5G0 bbls were sold at SIS
IS 5 40 for superfne State and
Western, SIS 65 a IS for the low
grades OF Western extra, SIS 60 a 5 IS
for shipping brands of round hoop ex-
ira Ohio, and IS 80 a 6 for st. Louis
extras Southern Flour is in fair de-
mand, and prices are steady; 1900
bbls. were sold at SIS 80 6 10 for
mixed to good superfine Baltimore,
and $6 Il a I so for the better grades.
GRAIN. Wheat is in good demand,
and prices advanced. Arrivals are
moderate 190,O0 bushels were sold
at 81 Is for Chicago spring 81 90 a
- for Milwaukee club; ST 35 a | 40
fos fair to good white Ohio and
Michigan, and 81 Al for prime white
do. Barley is in better dam nd, and
prices are frmer. $4,000 bushels
were sold at II IS cents for State
and white Canadian. Oats are dull
and heavy at SO 40c.
Provisions The pork market is
better, and prime is in good demand
Lard is in fair request, at Is a 1879.
Butter and cheese are unchanged