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NORFOLK MARKET.

RIPoRrED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. 9. "sfANDARD.' e
BIZ MPHEETERS GHISELIN, W
Whosas Groeers. Forwarding O0mmission Xtrelssts.
NovEnBfR 8. 1850. =
heavy those of to-day alone being BY bsl
and by water bales. The MARKET which in the
early part Of Il week quiet and rather dull evincsd
animation later and Thursday sales made Of
sOe 900 bales at ny for average lots and fvr choice
selections Yesterday and to-day the sales reach sbose 500
bales, mostly at n.y. though some inferior and leay par
cells offered at ii without finding buyers the demand
being confined the better grades which meet easy SALE
FLOUR-very little N. G. in market and receipts ri.
fling; s. F. $6@t6H Extra ssA@$7 Family q @$7k.
DRIED FRUIT.-The demand 10 stH eDod, but prices,
hardly SO firm. We quote apples sz@95cts q to quail.
ty; peeled peaches sS11@A, unpeeIed s2@tsH.
NAVAL STORES-Spts. urP. ssets. cUnmon Rosin
very dull at 81 80; Tar $2&@$zL Te,atF ~ %
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LARGE MAsT.-We learn that the mast this fall is
unusually abundant Hogs are picking up finely in
the woods and SO the corn crop WILL to that extent,
be saved. We do not suppose, however, that this
will reduce the price of pork materially and buyers
in this section may expect to pay about So per hum
dred A good-humored friend observed the other
day that the mast was SO abundant in his neghbor-
hood that the hogs were about two weeks behind
fine
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TIL e N A r X e T =.
WILMINGTON MARKET

TURPENTINE-Decneda shade on yesterday, and We
notice sales of 40 bb at 81 80 for yellow Dip 81 81 for
virgin, and 81 80 for new hard p $50 lbs. small lot
sold this morning at same figures. 90
SPTS. TURP.-Has also declined, and ssies were made
on Yesterday of $50 bbs ut SO cents for sugh and BIS
do at IS cents per gallon for N. Y. bbls. :. a.
ROSIN-Sales yesterday Of 425 bblA No. ! at prices
ranging from 81 Is to g. Is bb, seeosug to quality
TAR.-Furher sales yesterday ii IS bills, and this
morning 10 do. at s. so y Dbl. t-- .E~
NJ sales reported in Cotton. g..f4
TIMBER-One raft sold this mo: ming at IS 80 . NJ
Journal.
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The HELsBoRoUGn PLANDEALER-We have re-
ceved the first number of the Plaindealer, Demo
cratic paper just established in Hillsborough by Mr..
T. L. Cooley. Mr.. Cooley has made good begin
ing. The first number of the Plaindealer is we'll
filled with interesting matter, while the Editorials
are spirited and breathe the true sentiments of JEFF
fersonian and Jackson Democracy. We wish the
Plaindealer every success.
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Hon. a. e. Stephens. dc.

ATLANTA, Nov. 3.-Hon A. H. Stephens delivered
eloquent speech in this city on the 3lst of Octo
Der, in behalf of Judge Douglas, and one in Macon
on Wednesday last At the latter place he spoke
two hours with great ability and earnestness, and
was listed to with the most marked attention by .
large audience. Judge Douglas spoke on the same
occasion to the largest audience ever assembled with
in the State Of Georgia, creating great enthusiasm
and elicting the most unbounded applause.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

REPORTED BIT n n NARTIN, BRorHIR co.
NovENpKR 8, 1850.
.COTTON.-The general tone of the market to-day ID
softer owing the great political excitement throssost
the country though have decline to note in prices
We anticipate very light transactions in al kinds Of pro-
duce until after the 9Th The sales The past three ur
days embrace about 1000 bales basis Of ll cts for
good lots sound which the market price to-day. Some
holders are firm at ll11c. :T
WHEAT-Market dull at o. SO for prime white, do. red
NO / PERUVIAN GUANO.-several vessels have or.
rived and the supply Of Peruvian 10 sgan equal to the do
mand. r; ~ go t-' :T7I,; S.
TOBACCO.-The breaks during the week have bssn
large for the and made up mist Of lugs end
tremeiy low. Sales Il sone little good to nearly zine Leaf
at $s@slO We quote pour to common ugs tl1f@e23T
midding to good at taN@$4; poor to common leaf $50
$40. large portion Of what is opening is unsound and
remarked above such is selling very low.
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bs h.lllam d. Scott (wellknown IN Baltimore, where
burr "'s many frends now running upon the Pitts
Cogg,,I olun'5us and Cincinnati railroad, between
est ana stubcnville, is believed to be the old
Pstsr,S ue.oT now running in the United States
hing as c Yep'na Horton Of this city, has been run
fo, 49,. 0u'sor on the Raleigh and CASTOR road,
BY th o's 'nan fifteen years, and is favoraby known
ns travelling public from Maine to Mexico
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THE STANDARD FUR THE SESSION.

The Standard will be sent to subscribers during
tbe approaching session of the Legislature on the
following terms:
Semi Weekly, 81 w
Weekly, oo
The ensuing session of the Legislature will be one
Of unusual interest We shall employ competent
Reporters and present to our readers full accounts
Of all the business that may be transacted.
The price of the Weekly Standard for the year is
A. and for the Semi-Weekly $4-invariaSly in
advance.
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It is reported that Mr.. Winans, Of Baltimore in
tends to build new and very large steamer on his
cigar-shaped model, that will make the trip to Eu-
rope in five days. She will be between five and six
hundred feet long. The experimental steamer now
built is said to have made thirty miles IN hour.
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Ezplo.ion-7airtx persons killed.

New ORLEANS Nov. 2-The steamer Hill, run
ming between this city and Memphis, Tenn, expod-
ed her boiler on Wednesday night last She had
large number of passengers on board at the time Of
the accident thirty Of whom were killed, and 40 or
80 badly scalded. o. % - ~
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Rbeinhardt, the young American sculptor, was
born in Carroll county, Maryland. He was stone
cutter in said county, but subsequently worked in
Baltimore, where his genius was more fully devel-
oped.
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A teacher out West in advertising bis academy,
gies the boys warning beforehand, that sthe use of
tobacco will not be permitted and all male students
will be required to wear suspendes! ga
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IMPROVING CorroN.-It is a fact that all planters
are not aware Of that cotton may be improved by
cultivation as well as tobacco or wheat By the use
of fertilizers the careful selection of seed and close
attention to the stalks as they are growing cotton
be made to yield politically. By proper cult
walton even upon uplands, the cotton may be made
of the first quality, and may be produced much
more abundantly than now.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-11-07

LETTER FROM Gov. REID-The Western Sentinel
Of the I'd contains letter from Hon. David S. Reid
Of considerable length, addressed to the committee
Of arrangements of the late Winston mass meeting,
in which the Elk Governor very ably discusses the
issues Of the day. We would have published this
letter in full if it had reached US in time before the
election, as it contains the strongest arguments well
stated on the subject Of slavery in the Territories
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The MECKLENBURG FAIR-We learn from the Char
lotte papers that though the weather inclement
the late Fair of the Mecklenburg Agricultural Socie
ty was quite successful The committee of arrange
ments contemplate expanding between two and three
thousand dollars in additions and improvements by
the next Fair y.
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Novembr 6, 1860,

VNHREE NO. MILCH COWS FOR SALE,
IL all heavy with calf Two Of them are full biuodsd
and the other half blood They will give from 70 GAL
Ions Of milk each per day. good eats thsa
bad one and is cheaper to good price Tor god
than low price for Bad one Ny PEss b as Gosh.
Enquire at this Office, ,--t- 4. : =. ,=sse =. .
Nrv. &. 1850. .. h., 60-M
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The "jupon multiple" is the name of the latest
inverted Paris pettcoat 1t does away with hoops
and crinolne. supporting itself by the harmonious
and intelligent dispositions Of the waves of muslin
of which it IS composed" 1t can be modified" or
increased at pleasure r.
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HAVANA ENcLIsH.-The following is transcript
of Havana hotel card 1t is to be hoped that the
proprietor understands keeping hotel quite we'll
as he does the English language:
THE BOTH WORLD HOTEL,
NUN. 80 SAN IGNACIo STREET,
Plaza VEGA
In this establishment set as the European style
receives dodgers which will find an splendid assis-
lance so in eating as in habitation, therefore the
master count with the elements necessary.-Er-
change.
Can any of our hotel keepers, or even our edito-
rial corps, write or speak any better Spanish
"Cast not stones, unless you live in habtatons ad.
amantine proof"
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ATTENTION PINEY WO0Rs cAVALnYl
.ATEET AT THE PARADE GRONND ON SATUR.
VD DAY. 10th NOVEMBER, at O'clock, for PARADE.
with 10 rounds of Blank Cartridges.
By order of the Captain - - e35.''si
=. W.T.. POOLE. &. 4
Novembr 6, 1860. .,a,fsg .ss4-...s S9-lt. i,
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Coop RIDlNa.-Whe Albert Edward was visit.
ing West Point he and suit were more astonished
at the proficiency in equestrianship of the cadets
than anything else, and admitted that nothing in
Europe could approach it The cadets first were
ordered to 60 through with the pistol and broad
sword exercises, mounted in saddles, &c. and then
the saddles and brides were both taken of, and
with blanket and girth only, no stirrup or bride,
they performed the same exercises. 1t was this
last performance which was pronounced almost an
unparalleled feat in Workmanship. 80. r.. =
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spECIAL NoTICE-The STANDARD IS conducted strictls

SPECIAL NoTICE-The STANDARD Is conducted strictly
the CASH system. Au papers are discontinued at tho
.;,otion of the time for which they haze been paid SUD-
srs ogu be notified WEEKS before their time is out
n CROSS MARK their papers, and unless the subscription
" r,uecsd the paper sOH be disoontinued THIS rue
s cheh there ,ol be no departure. Watch for tho eross
mark, and renep your subscription
V,etly Standard g per annu"s, in Advance.
S.mi. Weskly (including the 7i Weekly during the Ses
.;,nO a per annuns, in adoance
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
snt,on the Post Office frons we'll the one TO- which
,hsr desire the change to be made.
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IMPORTANT TO PosTMAsTERs AND THE PuBLIc.-We
are requested to publish the following important
regulation for the information of the public well
as Postmasters. 1t interests every citizen in the
United States:
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PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
October & 1850.

Uct0ber 8, I86U. !
Whereas, by an act Of Sd March, 1856, the post
age upon all letters, except such entitled to
pass free between places in the United States, is
quires to be prepaid; and whereas the Department.
through courtesy has hitherto at considerable labor
and expense, notified the parties addressed, in all
instances in which the writers failed to prepay, that
their letters would be forwarded on receiving the
postage due thereon; and whereas. instead of d.
lninshing the number of such letters continues to
fncrease thus showing that the omission to prepay
is intentional; is therefore, ordered that from and
after the first day of November, 1860, all such I'M
paid letters be sent to letter Office, to be dis
posed of in like manner as other dead letters.
j. HOLT. Postmaster General
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j. j. CARR, Secy.
Sandy Greek, Oct. 6, A. D., 1860.
, 1860-11-10
me1irinrs. Sc,
pURIFY THE BLOOD.
MofTat,s Vegetable Life Pills.

-
AND PHOENIX BII.TER5.
nent Medicines have acquired for srlr Invaluable ei-
81 iae dssasts wsa taeg nrnie.a 1o saTs ssa
1s1 s,efsdh x 'a
IN ALL CASES
Of tie bladder and Kidneys,
Bilious Fovers, and Liver Complaints,
9Se3 Il " 81 81 s
otl,ers wiLo tLcss medtdnes viii neycr After
wards be witnoRt them.
Bilious co1ic, Serious Looseness, Biles, Costive-
mas, Gclds, Coughs, colic. Corrupt Hnmprs,
Bzppsies, DytpyEa.
xs Gee . sts ss'' 01d de-
edae. Iii = q
nsaisl5ss p:;ai.nsnt II, item. u sad:asa nd
o5Saa Ste: r. cSf2sss t n
};1s L' e Apps E'on' Of 'a' ski'
nxacrs,!l D fa to eradicate entirely
III tic enccn 81 Mefcnit. iahnl!ey eoonsT than 81
mo*t .poxertul preparation Of saIsag1t1!!a- k:Ehs
T'lr.IThe< e1e.n., prepr1etsr Of thesc aeaieiaes
81 ,sese Sse LIZ Neateines aoae r1ins u is Ae.d
ae A.es Johns 70 9FHa1, III, M. t,n1b,. d,,.
e.ss iii Be sare relief 81 ne LIE Medctnes kasl,
5SGs to Rax Il se xee4
expelled y t.ess Medieesa P.Ients - do weil i =
Hellef will be certain.
TIE LIFE PILLS AND pHGS11 RrTTERs
Pur the Blood and Illus remove N disease from ths
s'''esn' Prepared 'ao 6ao s1la q Wm. n mon...
us Broadway. eor. Of Anthony asrsst, New York
n For sale By ali DruCgista. tapaanly
, 1860-11-10

PRACTICAL UFT1CLAN,
18......,.... E9t1G CtAkK s1RKKr..............39
Opposite tls Court House,
nsst French Crystai and Pebble ersetaelea
MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES,
Mathematical instrumental etc.. etc., constantly
hand All kinds Of Instruments and spectAClpA ! =
paired. aud glasses inserted lnto old nAmes, ia9
, 1860-11-10
1rf,n nra rnr;ouc IN uif

eE Those who are curious to wit
ne's thu wonderful perfection to which L. ohswa1dt
t@ate manager at patchslort y. IT. has brought tut
manufacture nf WIt and Toupees are Invited 70 Wilt
Ala Wig and Hair Dying Rooms at No. 100 1aks street
aad examine tbaae eur3ouA productions of art- No
scrutiny eau detect the aracial from ths natural when
adjusted to The head
, 1860-11-10

HuL1ARD, MITCHELL s. CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants,
No. 14l South Water Street HilHards Block Chicago.
l. ?, AtLLf13p. ] Y. r. MICHEL +. ". MtIc0IIL
, 1860-11-10

r F. DeDERKY, N. D., Home
- Gpathic Ph5s.c.an. Surgeon Dc. Having en-
,oyea n medical education. With practtc
be en- stse entire satisfaction In tho treatment of I'll
cu{1bia diseases, Acute 2od Chronic
0mte honT2 till l.. 4, and TIL p Il n hls yast
dsaos, q Ws<t Randolph stzsst ao&da0i1
, 1860-11-10
33dg5.

Observation-Disclosures
IL COKN EXCHANGE
EAG UFACT0KT.
HAET. AsT:::s e. CO. ~ South Water st. Chicago,
i. L.. CLARK ca. Ia Izozd street, New York
h4xtFAe.rR1tx AID DEALERS
Bags OF Every Description
Al;lrr and fsroccs nass made Aed printed 70 order
beautiful brandt keR and secont t&Ed Seamless
Grain sud auay uasn .0r 9ni7nc1z stlier4 naG t,r
tr:s IRE. Tag. tot FlouI. EucE~teas Feed, tfsx,a
hat Sued. &c.
:F 0sdrr1 ilted With fdeasy aAd 6.spaseh nazs
lcaced 10 .tG2pft. IJ6-1y
TlUCAGD BAG AGENCY.
os5 60UTR ATER STREET.
STAINLESS GEAIE -AGs Of various Ekes &nd
TuAMtteA,
fLu{iI.-Nx1rr-, q Hefx and EgAtA printed to
e@i-r U: auy dest.ed patt.ra.
HAN SAckS-EscTT alze aard
1tH:i UAGs-Twu or Three Buthcts-
Ca7Mln-t1u Merchants. Mt!lcrs. Gsocess and Trre.
vsion D3Iess will md Just tue xr4ele& wanted In
stock. QrteEa solicited.
Isrl lf1x} X4EKISa 4 E4AGas:S
, 1860-11-10

Eas Persons afflicted with tho fever
OF e1pcn<e, 10 procure Dr.. H0STETTERe CELEDRA-
1hn ulTTERs, whoee b&nsoeent srech upoa tue sys-
sen has bean cleasJ rrovsd to those who nars boar
eeksn down IN short apaes Of tina by this dreadful
~uss~ whose chesn Arc Wan and naakrA4 and whoss
nights arc saeaplaEs and zastass md hoss eras sss
un and sunsea with esath ssar'ng then in tas faee
<a esunouud must nrovs ab'osssng; sastchns shenn,
"a u Ttss, from tho ru1u4a Of tAs ErayA Mons can
1aa~ fu srus valus until theJ nars tssssd It Whsn
~ othem bare h1ed. thes4 Bttnss have restored
the sunercss - rtst!as hsalth Their popularity Ia all
the Western and eoashesn pss snonld introduces thsu
10 all Families.
bold by aruEkts+s &aa dsasrs generally everywhere
, 1860-11-10
g 11cnmedy's Medical Discovery

e- Kcnnedy's Medical Discovery
rurez sern:nta
Kcnnc!rt Medical discovery cures E15eipelaa,
kcnnrfTs Medical irtscoyafy curts CAnEer,
Kenuta1-s Medical tatcorory cures EurtlnE Sore Nth
Eenntiyx Me+cal Discovery cnrcs IIumnr Of the Eyes
k-an.hv'e Medical nlscaFeT5 cuft& 6cAld Read,
Eaan-1t ~dcAl Discovery Running of tho Ear
Eeaaadt& ;4r.l Discovery curt4 ElcerAtd Sore Lex
Nonnatv& Medical Mscoyefy curca In{f4.
kacuedvs sics!c1l UlAcovcry cures Rhen!aatIsn.
Eenncdrs u Nc4-at NsscoFasy cnrrs Salt -Rllcuh3
Eepnetr+ Nc1:zl discovery carGa uyxrcpsa
K~nre :rs Mctcal discovery 1seE ulatre tha lsowtls
ksna-h.s Medical discovery Regulates the EidneyB,
Ee1a,lt. Medical lhscoyery Regulates tile Liver
k$nnrdvs Medical Discovery has cured propAv
When you art kck. and do not know what shs matter
II. perhaps yea have an laEard hunor. TuEeancdys
Nrdlrr. Di.covcry.
Tor sale br ali DrusEs7tE et5uoly
, 1860-11-10

Il. KELLOGG. Secretary,
HuRBARD 4 HUNT, Agents,
No Loom1s' Ruudinx
Corner Clark aud Water siTeefs Chicago,
Applications for Insurance. OF the renewal of Poll
cte& and al business connected With the once nav be
made 10 rs. duly appointed Agents for tta City Of
Chicago with full power to proposals and issue
Policies on As favorable terms other responsible
Gomraaaes: nd u eiE wil BE- 70 tec1re the cont
#. NAGtLL. General Agent. 81 and IS Weat Third
sTart Cincinnati. Ohio. to whom ali applications sor
Agencies IN ah4 a&teSu Or Southwestern States may
DC ADDRESSED [apcGo1y
, 1860-05-09

BUFFALO & LAKE HURON
~ RAILWAY. Shortest and tsAt rcu!a 10 Br1a.o an1
other E1steF1l c14s1.
Train leaving Chicago It SO pm. Dat1ot At 8so; A.
ves Bndalo At SO pe1.. New York loss an. boz
TIM At 40: te1Hx with ". Y. Central d buttio h
ke .ran. going Eats. Tickets vi thls 1ozd ess
b. obtained n tho Vuloa 1<pot. X. CARTER.
fsiA COL uen1 Manager.
, 1860-05-09

BUFFALO, May s.--The Conferences was pre-
sided over to-day by Bishop Scott. Messrs.
S1icer, Pike, E. Thompson, Goodwin, Cart
wright, and H. Kings]y were announced as a
special committee to consider the communica-
ton Of DR.. Luckey, made to the Conference
yesterday.
Bishop Baker announced that in accordance
With resolution Of tho Conference, Bishop
Morris would deliver funeral address on the
late Bishop Waugh, at hatfpast 10 o'clock Fri
day morning.
Upon rcsuming the order Of business an in
effectual attempt was made to refer all petitions
and memorials without reading.
asking that all in the Church discipline
relating to the subject Of slavery stricken out
and the whole subject be referred to the annual
conferences. 4 memorial from the Black River
Conference asking that probation preach.
era be authorized to so1emnize marriages, and
one from the Cincinnati Conference in fayor Of
the admission Of children to full membership
were referred 10 the committee On reviyals,
The committee which was ordered to prepare q
plan for court Of appeals and report to-day,
made the following: The Court Of Appeals shall
be standing committee, composed Of the bish-
ops and one member from each delegation, rela-
ted by the respective delegations. The right Of
challenge for cause shall be awarded to both
parties The court may excuse members for
sickness, or other sufficient reasons. At least
two.thlrds Of the whole court shall hear the
case. 4 majority Of whom shall be sufficient
to determine it. An amendment to allow Is
members Of the committee to reuder = verdict
was rejected. After an hours debate the re-
port Has adopted the Conference deciding
that tbs question Of the admission Of an ap.
peal should be settled BY the court itself.
The previous action OF the Conference in ap-
pointing special Courts Of Appeal WIS rescind-
ed. 4 resolution Was offered and referred to
the Committee On Revivals, in favor. Of amend.
ing the discipline 10 Is to allow Of the election
Of presiding elders, instead Of their appoint.
ment By the Bishops.
AdiourncH
, 1860-05-09

NRw YonK, May s.-Mr. WeudelE's testimony
before the Covode Committee established the
fact that he expended between $4,000 and
$4,000 on the "Epglsh bill," part Of which
has been traced, and the rest is in fair way Of
discovery.
The evidence Of Simeon johnson furnishes
another link in the chain, proving that the L.
compton Constitution was made here and sent
to Kansas By an Administration agent.
The Naval Committee Of the House will re-
port bill soon for the establishment Of But
terfe1d's Mexican and Gulf Steamship Mail
Line. It is proposed to connect this line with
the New York and Boston Southern Steamship
line, and it is understood that the New York
and eastern members will oppose the bill.
WAsH1sGroS, May. .s.-The Editorial Excur-
sionists arrived at 9 o'clock this morning, and
visited Mount Vernon this afternoon.
The President has recognized Robert Booth
as Vice Consul Of the electorate Of Hesse-Cas-
sci at St. Louis.
1t is understood thet Senator Simmons aud his
friends hare perfected their amendments to the
Mexican treaty The consideration Of which
will shortly be resumed by tho Senate.
, 1860-05-09
MARINE JOURNAL


ARRIVED e.
e.uu-on p.,s+ ~ 1o.onh N hs -, ~. a h,r, hair
etf 1os Ct " psss 3e7 o. pas' 19'
~ ofa Day 1oon amnRies; n .,, ,oo,, ,.,,., mn
f1op Mea1s hY.1sua+ bis oauoe ~" lonaoe1' ~"
MaVeA - RkEs ,4 IN ,r,o ..a,. o..
tfop M.naot4 EIos99 64nao i1s pfgJ R
r. aalaTass ~ p1ks ~se3n :n 1kesnA ~
Aoo epous o. PEE n9uofs ~ Ha1Ns.s ~
Prop o. s. msae
7ools anec appleA ~ leheata aooseno1o gooas u wa.
ohA Y PEGS !sgef nies. ~, H,, 800.
Prop Qcontx Dougau green UaE. " n e1lnEeh t9ns
hpu.eh2e eoocs. b PEGS nsh, 1o9 empt' oos' - oo&
os1A jsth. o@!1"''N' o''A''' ~"n '114D''' ~" 49,
Ba.k i3.tat West Stewart Buia1o 12otous coal
, 1860-05-09

Fsox LAK1 Ecrza1oE-The screw steamer General Tay.
loI arrived the Sau yesterday with about hun
dred tons Minnesota copper for the Detroit Smelling
Works, and two hundred barrels sh 3or 6. 0. Williams
Tie Iron City WAS At the saut on Friday waiting lot
the steamer Lady Elgin which was expected down on
Tbs ,read over the por.age h IN snpe,b condition.
and capable Of Transporting three hundred barrels per
The Canal stli remains ccse3. and probably viii not
s1sa sss. '*'''' 'N' 1'ID " -'11 ''7~'A''' '''
e The hut Of ths old steamer sulana has been con-
seed Into barquc foe the fEiKhtug Of good between
Ecar Geek the Grand Trunk Road and VIII
require services OF tCg 10 tow hfr and down. She
h commanded by Capt. Samuel Ash who predicts during
tbs aeason carrying forest Of timber between the Two
and he Ia just he 1n LOT I1t onAheAS When nc las
unteraken.-{1hld.
tTThe Canadian mall steamer Rescue left here on Sat
uray evening on her for Colinswood and will at
once commence ler trips betw cen that place and Font VIII
connection viii he Railway running from Toronto 10 Col
ngWood. The Rescue has BEEN on this route for nearly
thfee sessors has proved herself we'll adapted for Il
She is comandea By Capt Duck who. va understand is
depart faster than tn]y al loaded te the waters
ed9e Yesterday the Young America, Capt Chapman fnr
S4s Todag 3Ss .1e IL xfro Opt Basne er osdsos
fn iosd Tor Os~cgo the Bay sate Capt Brown. for
nassnx this Company compelled upy ali the
houses and Whafves of tef nclEaooss-OsWeg0 I1ines
4h.
Az AVALANCHE or FEE.cHT-The Northern Transport.
he orehousea NE fu to Gxcrdowing PlootleIs AID
canal Goat n.e receiving and dechasnE cIsoes with The
greatest rap dty yet the ons1out pe Of merchandise
ber Of men a1e bn.iy work, as the scene is truly
he IeEafd. of ther superior management eth