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EXPORTS FROM BALTJMORE

FOREIGN.
WEST INDIES Schr. Grdham.-160 bbls flour $50 bbs
meal 100 bbls bread 45 bags corn bags BRAN 1900
slaves.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Brig r. c. WrigM-2,222 bbs.
Hour, so half bbls do hhds leaf tobacco, 100 bbs.
rosn 22363 feet white pine umber 10 bbls spirits tur-
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Rescue of sherman M, Booth,

MILWAUKEE,, August fisherman NJ. Booth
awaiting his trial in the Glover rescue case, wa:
taken to-day from room in the Custom house
where he confined, by ten armed men, anc
Marshal and deputies were at dinner at the time
The keeper was seneed by threats of violence.
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The Boston Courier publishes what purports to
be an authoritative denial of the report that Mr.
Everett contemplotes Withdrawing from the Presi-
Dental canvass.
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a Young lady Burnt to Death

Young Lndy Burnt to Death.
NEW YORK, August "A young lady named
Graham was shockingly burnt at Brooklyn yester
day, by her clothes taking fiji from match, care
lessly left the stoop from which she observ-
ing the Great Eastern. She died last night after
horrible suffering.
Freights and Exchange at the South
New ORLEANS, July 3l.-Freights on cotton to
Liverpool are quiet at I'd. At Mobile the rate is
7-16@19d Exchange on London rules dull at
94@912 for clear bills, and $500 with bills ladng
attached,
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Bell and Everett Meeting Mt New Orleans.

| Bell and Everett Meeting Mt New Orleans
| New ORLEANS, August 2-The Bell and Everett
meeting which took place here last night was
| largely attended. Some dozen speeches were de-
| livered.
The Explosion of the Steamer La Crosse.
| New ORLEANS, August 2.-There nine per-
sons killed and four wounded by the explosion OF
the steamer La Crosse, near Memphis, yesterday.
The Steamer Asia TeIegraphed
New YORK, August 2.-The steamer Asia from
| Liverpool on the 2lst is announced below. Her
| advices have been anticipated.
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PRICES ANDsALEs oP STOCKS INSEwgGRL
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MINING BOARD-AUGUsT ].


O1
In opening actions at the stock exchange ther,
was some disposition hammer the ke on sellers
option contracts the being mainly against
New York Central and Reading. These were but
slightly Affected however and when the Western shares
reached in the calls the market was rampant be-
yond anything witnessed since the present rise com
menced and from that point the close OF the session
the tide all in direction The most decided ad-
in Southern guaranteed, Illinois Central
Galena Rock Island Toledo, and Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, the quotations ranging from per cent
higher than the close OF yesterday. The demand was
extraordinary, and for time there whrlwind OF
excitement.
The foreign bill market is quiet but prices steady
Sterling 109h d09B per cent; Francs 5l5,G5.134.
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer, 200 boxes Cheese
Sos 400 rkgs Butter Sos; 400 bbls Flour, at 2s
7kd2s Cd, and per sailing vessel, 300 bush. Wheat
l0d in bulk 5000 do in bags, 10Hc, so hhds Tai
low, at 27s Cd 80 ties. Tobacco at 15s. per tee.
The following table shows the condition of the bank:
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The number of emigrants that arrived at New
York since the LIST of January was 6O,553.
There is Convention of dentists now being held
at Washington.
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ern yellow: Southern is scarce and nominal. Cofee-The
demand exceeds the supply particularly for Ro which is
scarce the nree b s.ss anu an s Rn
at I4Aa15A cts $50 do. Laguayra at 15G15K cs $50
do do. ex 7. B. Watson 700 do Ceylon skimmngs, and
440 do. st Domingo terms did not learn, but
derstoed to be at high rates. Cotton-The demand is
confined to the pressing wants Of the trade but prices
are steady-sales Of 500 bales We quote
rrrnl nIA rnLr LON
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NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, July 3O.-Sperm-
The market since last has been unusually active and
notice further advance in price of Is per gallon
The transactions for the week embrace sales IA 4S3 bbs
in parcels for export and home consumption We quote
For export 900 bbls in parcels 140 per gal
Ion; and to the trade, 2793 bbs 136 $50 and
169O do at $50 cts per gallon the market closing with
further inquiry Stock in the country in importers and
spectators hands, estimated at II 200 bbls Whale
tinues in good demand, and firm at quotations. The
transactions since last include sales of 5000 bbs-
200 bbs at 40 and 800 bbs in various lots
per gallon Whaebone.-We learn of transactions in
his rket
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resolved to meet this friday afternoon, at five
o'clock.
The Committee adjourned, subject to the call o!
the Chair.
REPREHENsIBLE CoNDUor.-On Wednesday after
noon, the occasion of the reception of the
Zouaves, on Broadway, the ostler of No. 5 stea m
fire engine the street with two of the horses
| belonging to that engine company. He was riding
one animal and leading the other, and was in the
| very midst of the people. When the procession
moved forward he also started his horses and they
| exhibited much restlessDess. Had the animals be.
| came frightened at anything, no doubt life would
have been lost, or at least a number of people seri
ously injured. One of the crowd pressed the head
of the horse which the oster sat aside, when the
| latter attempted to ride him, and actually
turned his horses into the portion of the crowd into
| which the man run. The officers of the Depart.
ment should teach the osler his duties, and also in
form him for what purposes the horses are intended
A PERMIr.-The following is from the report of
Captain Boyd of the Southern district police, for
| the night of the 1st inst
| "To night, an entertainment was held at the
| Ebenezer negro church, Montgomery street, near
Hanover. Lieutenant Fisher and officer Banker
| were in the neighborhood about ten O'Clock, and
! brought to the station-house three negroes males
and female, on the charge of being noisy. dis
! charged the negroes, without trial. They pro-
duced permit to hold the gathering, which permit
| was signed Thomas Swami, Mayor, and C. w.
| Thompson, Secretary to the Mayoraty. l feel
satisfied that the permit was signed and given to
the darkies by Thomas Davis, the porter at the
Mayors office. retained the permit"
| (Signed) F. BOYD, Captain.
RAILROAD AooIDENr.-Ye esterday morning an &C
cident occurred at Riders Switch on the Northern
Central Railway, which resulted in the breaking o
one locomotive and the demolishing of couple OF
freight cars. 1t appears that a freight train hat
switched off to the sideling for the purpose of al
lowing the passenger train to pass up, and, after
| waiting the usual time, about to take agaiI
the main track, when another down freight trair
| switched on to the sidelng, the engineer not no
| cir fha fret fras hu s;o ~,
Cured, resulting as above stated.
PUGNAcroUs DARKIEs.-Y Yesterday morning Off
Ger Keilholtz arrested two negroes named Nimrot
and George Brown, charged with fighting in thu
| groggery of Mrs. Bishop, on the corner of Amity
and Raborg streets. The darkies were exceeding
ly pugnacious, and disposed to injure Mrs. Bishop
property, as well as their own physiognomies.-
They kicked the spiggot out of the whiskey barrel
causing the precious nectar to run over the floor
and were not disposed to allow any one to stop th
u food,
, 1860-08-09
New York Bfccktnrldge Slate Conren.
k1Olka

sIxAcrsE, An:u,t :.
AFTERNOON SEss10S.-lfebry 5. Hludalt was
chosen permanent President, and the Copyen~
ton proceed to business.
A number Of gentlemen were put in nominn.
ton for candidate for Gorernor. among wLou,
were james }. brady, Chas- O'Connor aud John
Il. Dix, but Al doubts were expressed in regard
was postponed, and the committee on resolu-
tions reported series, Of which the following
is a brief synopsis:
They declare that the National Democracy
Of New York hare no allegiance 10 proclaim
and no new doctrine to asow, but renew tue
protest sgsinst the absorption of all other
political Issues in the agitation of the slavery
This Union il to be preserved :or white men or
destroyed on account Of negroes; that We
equally oppose aud reprnbate the plan Of Linz
coin for interfering with the rights Of slave.
holders in the Territories By act of Congress,
and the plan of Douglas tor interfering with
them by unffiendIy territorial legislation, aud
that our principles stand defended by the SD
preme Court Of the United States in The bred
scott decision - the doctrine Of the constitu-
lion: that we endorse and r4tity the platform
adopted By Cusbiug's Baltimore Maryland
,lo+titute Cougention, and accept it as oar
political faith; that we heartily endorse and
approve Of the Administration Of JAMES Nu-
chauau, also the nominations Of Breckin~
ridge and Lane as the only regular candidates
Of The National Democracy; that We repro
bate and condemn the conduct 'of the New
York delegation 10 Charleston and baltimore,
eud eh Tge upon thsir faetious conduct the dis
1!upt,on and division Of the Democratic party :;
tnat aaa me pretended nomination Of DouRlas sud
not oa h,oa az no senbanee Of regularity, and is
NJ IJI%usn9 upon the Democratic party; that
al: bro1sIxa n1oox,., nonin.tion was by faction Of
ICY nepuGl'csn sta.es and 6axlY that, q. il
Lane vii reseRg apPtreDt tr IT. neefnrdse sud
States between leo aud iso e!eeter., 6na mgr racns
mat fhe xote Of New York State III .E1es. na 1no
~ef election, al who desire the dsfe.t Of f* j.ir.
, 1860-08-09

In this Court yesterday tie ,1''owine indict
mcnts we're brought ia b. the Grand Jury:

In this Court yesterday tie ..l!owing indict-
mcnts we're brought IN b. the Grand Jury:
DaTid Stanton. larceny.
james Wander burg, alias John L1nsinS, lar-
ceay, plea of gully. This unfortunate young
man was on the jury in the Recorders Court last
term.
William Reynolds. alias Thompson Wyman,
iarceny-on bail. THIS msu was concerned
in tue came larceny 10 whie' L 4rsiag plead
guilty.
Johu Q.9ley, larceay-p--*ett gci.ty.
lienfy lie: wood, !2sCe1y-g. -, cot guilty.
Mary Walters, petit 1arc:nJ-p!ea Of not
guilty.
John McCanna, slizs Jobo McFapnon, lar.
ceny-plea Of not Suii:y-twv Indictments.
John Cherett, (s ooy,) bas1ary-plea Of not
John Mccun, 70 boy,) p!e~ Il guilty of petit
larceny.
The boy Caerall WAS tried, and acquitted On
the charge Of burglary, hat found guilty of lar
ceny Of 50 cents.
The next case called waa that Of John Qaigly,
who Was indicted for the larceny Of planning
knives from the mill Of Geo r.. Jennings.
lie was found to have been very drunk when
he committed the larcsuy, aad with tender re.
gard for such weakness, the Jury let him of,
though the case WAS clear ons. Whereupou
the Court thought to read John Quigley amoral
lesson on the evils OF drin.:. John assented to
I'LL with humble air quite rdifying. The fol-
loving is tha finale Of the interview.
Tie Court. "John, do YIN think you could
now 20 straight by that row of groggsries over
the way, (oa Eatdolph stEcs:,) without turning
NJ"
John. "iis, yer Honor, I'm sburc could, for
I've niver penny in my pecket, and that's the
trooth.''
Struck viii, this remarkable proof OF conver-
sion from the error of his :sayH, the Court dis
missed join.
George Williams mas Il ed and found guilty
ofpetty larc5ny.
, 1860-08-09

Some Of tLs inhabitants OF Nortl. Chicago.
peaceable citizens, who hare sought q quiet
home mud pure air near our luke shore, iare
been horey perp:c1ed Of late on discovering
most nauseous aul revolving odors, ensoutin
from Reishborhood hitherto esteemed tie per
lection Of salubrity and purity. The oGtnd-
ing eflluvia seemed to cutnlinate one Of tLs bot
nights Of this hot week, when-all windows
opened to catch the highest zephyr-lo! such
c1ccrable smells; as It the cungrecated in-
puri.ics Of the whole city had concentrated in
one deadly blast. filling parlor, hall and cham
ber, and debntring 8leep or rest that night.
After much busy and fruitless speculation of
su1e1e ers, the mgs'ery was solved. Our venc.
rablc city government, with admirable sagact-
ty and economy, had appropriated its ORA can
spicuous and beautiful grounds on the lake
shore, md granted 10 m individual the pre-.
cious monopoly of gathering tllither tie de-.
cayed and pntrld remains Of Ail the dead AMI
,na's Of the city, from which he is permitted
exclusively to tug out the fat aud unctious
parts" for The public good.'
Messrs. Editors. will make no appeal here
to tile shades Of uippocrates, Of Solomon and
other wise men who have lived, bus may not
beg our venerable fathers Of the citT to mnke
trial Of these smells Tor themselyea- a-once, it
is believed, would suftice-and +, such practi-
cal test We would cheerfulIy submit the ques-
ton: nuisance or no NUISANCE"
, 1860-08-09

Shells of Illinois, By J. ". Powell of Wheaton
A splendid collection Of Fossils. Minerals and
Cry sta's of Illinois, By c. D. Wilbur Of Bloom.
ington. A superb collection Of blr;a is to be
contributed by l.. II. Holder, Esq, Of blooming
ton, who in the leisure from mercantile pur-
suits has carried On the study OF ornithology 10
APPOINT where he has no superior in the North
west as skillful naturalist, aad taxidermist.
Other departments Of natural science are to be
we'll represented, aud all like the before named,
under the auspices Of our State Natural Histo.
r. Society, which is doing much in the adranc-
n,ent Of natural science in our State, and the
practical results are abundantly springing there
from.
The books Of entry are already opea at No.
122 South CLARK street, at lhe Mechanics 1nsti-
tute rooms. The Fair is to open Tuesday ere
Mug, Aug. 26sh.
, 1860-08-09


young man numed J"in Curlcy, hand on
board the cana! boat O'connor, ling in the
South Branch above LAX. street bridge, was
drowned in the river 1rou OH Tue canal boat
Altoona, lying near the otter, about o'clock
yesterday morning, uadsr circumstances that
elected some talk yesterday ucd suspicious that
led to the arrest Of Capt bushnell oil the A.too-
M, to await the result Vi I'll inquest which WAS
held on the body By Justice DsWolf, i'll the
absence Of Coroaer Janes, yesterday afternoon.
From the particulars wc were able to CLEAN,
it would appear that deceased went on board
the Altoona by stsulth, and iourd his way to
tue cabin Of tho cook. Shc resisted Ills NO.
proaches and screamed, which attracted the at-
tention Of Capt. Dushnt!', who came on deck
and the intruder gesrra:ed over tue side If tile
boat.
In so dong, lie fill into the water, striking
heavily timber rrtject'ng from The dock.
His 'e'n:-ius were rot fund un!al about seTcn
o'clock. The verdict Of the jury WAS i'll accor-
dance will. these facts. ar1uitting Capt. lush
nell from any u::;,."ii yS": r." :l.a..:..:.
, 1860-08-09

" "ANTED-A situation in a pri-
sf vate family to do Heus.vort by l ue uaan Gil,
Appay ~ t39 Al~a4ket aTenue, neA. Fourth E:eet.
, 1860-08-09
MISSOURI KkHNTfON.

The relurns from tho inferior Of Missouri
come in slowly. BY comparing the result in
a dozen counties Which we found reported in
yessorday's St. Louis papers, il looks rs il Orr,
the Opposition candidate for Governor might
he elected. And we think there is pretty
good show for the election Of Rouin, Ameri-
can.Republican, " Congress from tie Second
district which extends west Of St Louis along
tAo north side Of tue Missouri river. It would
oe too much glory for one day to elect two Re-
publican members Of Congress, and almost q
republican far Governor in slave State, even
pe'o'o Republican President was elected.
ooe Luis u an ago Of steam ard electricity,
aou 'o'o'u''oas never 60 backwarda. 4 few
2oo5e enofts and Missouri will IN rodoo,,od
, 1860-08-09
SunIFy s3leutlona.

The old uamiitc1 House, injured by 6rc 4
short time siuce, wi! be repaired mud put in a.
good order as ever. .0scr one hundred Iosur
auce Companies uro represented IL Chicago
furnishing employ ment, in various capacities
to over three hundred persons. Half million
dollars are paid in premiums annually. These
figures are those Of the Iasuraaee R1gakr.
The 1ouayes arc TO visit st. Louis, certain sure
so il is said, before their return to Chicago.
Tbs invitation to Lord Renfrew, Prince O
Wales, to visit Chicago, is receiving siguaturel
at ihe British Consulate, No. le Lasalle street
..-.J. EdsRr Thompson. the leading railroad
man. and President Of the reennsylvania Cen,ra
and Dubuque aud Pacific Railroads, is now con
fined By illness to his room in the Kichmont
House, in Ibis ety.
, 1860-08-09
POLICE.

ExDEzzLEnESr FROM AN ExpLorER.-A day OF
two since officer S,einhaus arrested E. II. len.
nison, young man in the service Of Richard
Mason, lumber merchant, on Market street. fl,
alleged eu'bezz'emcnt from his employer. It il
charged thas the defendant has taken at differ.
cnt timcz, yarious sums Of money, in ali amount.
ing to over *:"o. Dennison Was bfouxh. he.
fore Justice Milliken. and gare bail to anne Al
for examination on Tuesday next.
Posr OFFICE CLERK ARREs1ED.-Isaac Conroe
young man employed in the Chicago Past
Office, WAS yesterday arrested By Mr, Everett
Special U. S. Mail Agent, and brought befo,e
us, Commissioner P. A. Hoyne, for examinu.
ton on charge of opening letters not ad.
dressed to himse1G Bail was furnished and tba
case continued.
Held TO BA11-Joaeph Howarka, The lad
caught coming out Of the store Of Leopo1d
Sch1ossuaan, with bundle Of stolen goods nm,
der his arm, as stated in cur last issue xas ~.
amined before Justice Akin, and held to bail in
$500, in default Of which be WAS committed,
, 1860-08-09

Ear somc reason unexplained, The news by
last arrival from California BY Ogerland Ex.
press, vas telegrapAsd d to the eabtcrn papers.
but not word Of It given to the Chicago pa
pers. We pablish the news clipped from Tues
days New York papers. Can the Chicago agent
explain Why this news Was sent past the papers
of this ctr!
, 1860-08-09
PROCLAIM alton OF EQrfbxldt.

Certain apochryphal letters from soldiers who
had deserted to Garibaldi and repented Of hay-
ing done go, having been circulated in the ranks
Of tbs Neapolitan army, the Patriotic Secret
Committee at Naples published and circulated
the following proclamation by Gariba1d,:
GENTLEMEN: We bare to create an army of
two hundred thousand men. much appreciate
and esteem volunteers; nevertheless, / would
rather make Colonel of lo9 vi Captain who
knows Lis business well than Of an advocate.
prefer to make Captain Of a Sergeant than Of
surgeon. If ,you are royalists. nm 80 100
but, King for King, | prefer Victor Emaouel,
ts1uns, to Francls Of Bourbon, who sets 1tallacs
against Itnl'auB. Gentlemen, it is for you to
choose. We shall conquer without you, but l
should he proud to conquer with you.
Il. GAH1pAIpJ
, 1860-08-09


The Breckenridge Ohio State Convention,
held ut Columbus on The 1th inst, proved to
be much more formidable as 10 number, spirit,
aud in old influential ind leading Democrats,
than had been expected. E1-Gov. Reuben
Wood presided. A full electoral ticket WAS ap-
pointed. Tie resolutions rcafEirm the l}alti
more Platform, indolse The nomination of
Breckiuridee and Lane, md also the admiuis.
tration Of Mr. buchanan, except the retention
by him Of men in Office who wage m open and
undisguised war upon the President, and all
who support his administration.
, 1860-08-09
HEN. n. pKnM~s%-

ey reference to tic proceedings Of TN r..
publican Convention for the Filth conrrs,
hional District, which we print in anotb.. ,o,
unn, it will be seen that Capt. Ben. II rnrx
11sa' Of Adams county, was nominated n,
Oongress Oh the Gsst ballot The nom;na,;,r
10 capital one: and our friends Of the Fi1l
aasu'e Us that they mean to elect their man
We believe they can do it.
, 1860-08-09

~ 1l1sTouY OF TIE NATIONAL ToL1r1cAt.
CONVENTIONS or 1860. by r, n. H4IsrEAp, an eye
witness Of them a1l," forms nea. octayo Of a3a
pages. issued By Follet, Foster Co Columbus,
Ohio. Its complete and carefully prepared
history ol the four Conventions, v:z two Dem
ocratic, Republican mud Know Nothing, ct
Charleston, Baltimore and Chicago. 1t is a
document that every politician ought to hare
for reference. The price, we believe, is 50 cents.
, 1860-08-09

coin are urged to vote for BEeckinridge md
Lane.
The resolutions wcre drawn up by Gideon J.
Tucker, and we're received with applause.
The Convention then adjourned to find By
telegraph some man in the State who would &C.
cept the nomination for Governor.
, 1860-08-09

lHAt6 l.5n 1881 10olG 4.ae1
EarTtus majority Uh tlr1t term. .... lE3
Hlaft maturity on Lug ttral. 365
The true test Of strength between the Re.
publican md Democratic parties in St Louis is
exhibited BY the vote for Blair and Barrett fir
the two year term. Tie Know Nothings voted
for Todd and left the field clear to the other
parties. But for the short term ley mixed in,
and mostly supported the Douglas Breckenridge
squatte1 sorc,eignty-slxye code candidate. But
a'l three combined, they only beat lin, By 16Y
votcs in poll Of nearly 10000 ballots. Who
will say that the Republican party is not pow
erful institution ia st. Itouis3
, 1860-08-09

- On Edna Place, yesterday afternoon,
little son Of N. u. Smith. aged four years, FILL
from tbs top Of fence aad fractured his arm
in two places.
, 1860-08-09

In another column NC give the detais OF q
ata1ling conspiracy Jus: brought to light in
this city, which has grown directly out OF a
ReFslasens md unscupulous war against tue
Rock 1aland Bridge
, 1860-08-09

cB- Tho propeller plymouth, Capt. Dixon,
that cleared hero on Tuesday night for Buffalo,
broke some portion Of her machinery md vi
soHcd into port yesterday morning. Her re-
pairs it was thought, would be concluded last
night.
, 1860-08-09

WIDE AwAkEs or TIE WEST AID Morn n,.
VISIONS. ATTENTION AT a meeting of the
South Side Club, it was
.Rsttptd, Tint We will turn ont to ,ece;ra
our comrades on their return from Snrinot;ei5
aud escort the different clubs to their sey.rai
headquarters.
We would request nll The members of tho
Wide Awake Clubs Of the West aud North hi.
visions to meet at our hall, No. 80 Lake street,
at II O'Clock, this evening. Let every man ap.
pear promptly At The time appointed. ful1v
uniformed and equipped. by order,
Sor1H SIDE RECEPTION Coxu,r7rx
, 1860-08-09

Az ATTEMPT TO kipSAP.-Some little dis.
turbance was caused on Tuesday evening, on
Wabash Avenue, by singular attempt to kid.
nap white child, a little girl aged four years,
the adopted daughter Of Nathaniel P. Wilder,
Of Brown Wilder. The little one vas duly
indcntured to ur. Wilder, three years bincc,
when small infant, BY its parents, who are Of
the lowest character and very Incorporate. Not
long ago tho mother began system Of annoy
auces, AZ if to gain possession Of the child, but
in reality to extort money, She has been
heard to say as much,
On Tuesday afternoon she went to the house
Of Ar. ", on the corner Of Wabash Avenue
and Washington street, and rang the door bell,
when tie door WAS opened By the child herself.
The mother at once seized her aud ran down
the street, the child screaming as she ran.
Finding herself pureued, she took refuge in
tls Catholic school, near ths Cathedral, where
sue WAS followed By Mrs. Wilder and several
of the neighbors. asrs the child was taken
from her and returned homs, and tho mother
arrested by policeman, who had been ssnt for
Yesterday morning shs Wa fined $40 for dis
orderly conduct, and in addition held to bail to
keep the peace. This will probably have the
desired effect Of keeping her within bounds and
rsleasing the family Of Ar. ". from further
annoyance.
, 1860-08-09

EoGrs ALARx.-A fulse alarm Of fire was
sounded for the First District on Tuesday ujpht
, 1860-08-09

- Now il the time to bring your Lard.
Astral, Campheae and Fluid Lamps, and have
them altered to burn that economical md bril-
liant non explosive light-kerosene Oil-at
Mobiles Lamp and on Euporium-le2 Clark
IL o. lot