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S HIPPING NEW S


DzxvuD-Rrum Nsv yoss - arriving a navasa - -
uev ovesu ~ rrus New Orleans NJ. Havana IN. -
nving 81 nsw YuA NJ
C4s1v.x-vron Ns. rost lltA, A.rras z Hs,ans 10
onA uew OSteArn 18th. HruD Hew OrseAno - hsvAns -
arriving Il New Yorh 81
ID scro-rwm New ycrx nss srrfysns 2 hsvnna - 80
oUIxn C1vv-Frm Nsu xorx A,1 hA-nna syvY tvesD
6sya ~. New Ycrh OF O. rrrfstrK 81 Havana i0h
s No. s''s TO- A.l'a.'' @ - - -
EArsAE-Frm Hcw york for Harars ia MAN. Mp, On
- sryfvs every crwsrf sen al view York
NB-wlss ~ sbove dates fa On iAy Ne sesmer. WI
All Al Monday exerx New Orleans When the dates
Sai 90 MosdAy - win leave Ne~ orsHns Ne
GruCfAL KOTfCn-
an pael,s<s and lsssrs xai for 1s Esw Yosx HSrAIo
sAowd b. scui>d.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY sept IU-O z. NJ
AsHEsThe sales embraced 30 bols pots, at &c, and
pFars were quiet and nominal
BRrApsrrvFs - iour-state and Western brands were
active and in good demand, and prices drmer Ex
a brands were also in fair request aud drm The sales
embraced about IS 900 bbs closing within the range OF
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being transferable ON the books Of the treasury, may oe
assigned and transferred by ths delivery Of me ossu
hcates The interest the last named STOCK Hoo sno
Of the rst day deposit the LIST Jay on January
NEXT win be pad 10 the successfu bidder bis attorney
by the dcpoeitary with whom tne pF'n0'p~' w. u'po'
sited.
proposals under this notice. win be included In the depo
sits OF prcipal and premium made BY success ful bid
de- g. and viii be immedstey directed e. be- returned 70
the unsuccessful bidders. HOWELL ODsB,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2s, e26, $50 o., and the balances
81 1896 ,e47 IL.
The sales at the Mining Board to-day were:-
100 shs Guilford. ..f3 3 30 shs Am Coal. "a 20
200 Silver Valley. ba0 TX
The business of the SubTreasury to-day was:--
Receipts; slso 21o 20
.-for customs 40 900 90
lZIIus ~
Dsiance.... oooo ziu oS
The last statement Of the Bank of England shows
the following variations, as compared with the pre-
vious week.
Increase Decrease
Other deposits. IL ,o6a $50 =
Notes In circulation. 2l2,5lo
heet........... Il,ssz
On the other side OF the account
Government securities. .......... 6o,s75
Other securities. .............. 4I1eol
Son ana oulon .............. l55 Wl
Notes unemployed. .....-........ S526I0 -
The following Is the official return of the exports
and imports Of the precious metals from Great
Britain for the week ending the 22d of August
Cd. I ssge' .so S sss r;
Soid ~ aSz,tat
Total. -a.aa6as cso,oo5
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FUND.
DOAT s1oLEN-FRoM TIKI SUBSCRIBER, AT EDGE
- water New jersey, September Yawl boat ten feet
long branded 10 many places with bis Two dollars
riven Information win lead the
q the boat JOHN r CkosBy, No Hanover street. New
York
T osT--oN "WEDNESDAY, SEPT 8, IN GOING PROM
Ia 100 Broadway 10 the concert for seamenu children ON
is,.sns ~ a. " 70 T. Il H. isiS Being highly pr,.sd as
family relic. whoever viii return sbove number vii
be literally rewarded and receive the grateful thanks OF The
osT-A LA Dy's SMALL ENAMELLED GOLD WATCH
IL In from foot of Robinson street OF Broad
Park place IN Fourteopth street omnibns
going from Broadway 70 FOURTH avenue In Fourteenth street
scSieisn, Brosh' 70 4 Co, 10 William street.
T osf-A HARDWARE MEMORANDUM, or NO Ac
bly, ~arded by leaving at the ticket oce 1888 Broadway
I osT-oN OR ABOUT THE lsT INST A Pr.Ars MEER
IL 9hAum SegAr Tube. In " reward viii be paid for
is return a. II Ia priced A. the gift Of a friend.
ear n. scHRNCK, lA Broadway.
r osT-oN SATURDAY EVENING. ALL OPAL
II Stud act In gold with twb ted wire link attached $40
viii te pad At the sors Of hessra Tiffany Co, so Bosd
way, for the same.
II kT-RUN AWAY. ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, THE
IL lNh dark sorrel Mare with white head;
when iss heard The neghborhood Of Ninth
ard Thirtleh street hbcsl reward win be psd 70 the
party returning the undesgned Livery stable please
notice. IL ElrNbD. lsc Stanton street
+ OsT OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 9sss IN rue
shp Company The publ. cautioned against pnr
chasing negotiating sd certificate the has be
stopped NJ the Onirr ~ the company.
ASHLEY NORRIS, No. 50 Exhange place
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4 ono ISLAND RAILROAD COMP AsY.-oN AND
IL ate, sep.embe- ~ 9reeopo't kuye.s Train vi b
discontinued vaphank Saturday teptsuher
q ana g and orsossr 81 -hen Il VII RI 0rsenpo, An1
return Nondas nornng sepsemb~ ~ and October fssd
ar. ~ Hemparad and - r. -. horh Isio Train WI b
dscon.nuct aud ater September ~ -
Angus %, 1900 A. PALmhR Aren't
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N-Ew YORK AID HARLEM RArLRoAD-fuNxER
N arrngemsrfs lessure travel Trsirs ie> '. Tw~uy
elafh street follows LOIS -kspress for AZ
hany Troy snrsinta sharon fprings Ssrsra Falls lske
cecrpe Lebanon sprinEs sol ase Nskpse eornecips
sNsny with Cext NJ Rsifo a for shsrs
NMr.ra rsiis a.d ~ places also 9th trains for
ioga and AT points orfb eiss r-ror croton Pals
pesfspe ~ Goldrns Brdre with Ter isks wascbnc,
and n Croon gAi- ~Fh ssgss for Lake aabaps e ~ "
Mo- rovsr Plans connecting ~ Hrden's Bridge ~h
- ~ Lake waernc aud crUon Falls with stages ios
-" John srRrruI.t. A,.l.san, Superintendent,
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pRooELyr.-FoR SALE TWO NEw rIasf cLsi5
ID Bouse~. Nth Al Tie mcsrr Improvements 49, ~
rooms. The prcpsFtE mnst be soi ferns sa.y, - -
r. NJ JACEsOp q the prtm1es. Fort Green plsc~. 80
Tapsrr ul.re Take The Fate1 ~ thsniA ssenpe csf1
u,op asfR-piTfau ROOM asD suRsisurD ROOMS,
An csrrplese eraer and dain~ hrst rate bnnnras
IL 0rme more than pay the rent -Four Lease
"a me hest nesunn m WI guarantee perf@c' = 20
sscssr ~ he pufrhsser tgcna rref apply Call II
ss times At al ksh avenue near Twenty rs' ~ @ei.
ryoP sALA-A RARE cHANcy.--aN NO. LUN "
trrter fvtu-es iete situated III 'hc hos its Nv,
srd satisfactory given lor selling Ftr fdl pat "
iefs can On cons ~ ~ No III Nkssau street.
IroR sALE-A LEASED PnnpTRry IN rHE rorRrH
ward There Hgno- t1re on N. rrenises - "a -
Ns. CORNERS IN She ware 7he a~e f fve years n
Nar nen eel ne whos sc the c9rr~r l1or F0ro
cnly. Apply V Mr.. PAYIEr. % Di-sor street.
IUtT IMPORT Fp am roR sAtY-rwo TIiN
~ Hounds he smallest handa0me~i Sna pws| o.n. -
stsr teen w ths e9urtry. ftiress ~ sSrAef o'e
~ Forsy eight street and lirrad vsy.
n : PFR wFrK-AEn PaRrr,t soARps - . = -.
n a. rerfirman ~ ST. for tao renti' snen O. =
- Ro,u rsesia aeo- ~ easa h0nte & 49,
family tniti and 4ulrl 70. NNrfeh Rat#t WIS.,. ~
near wkfh,ngtoa tguafe.
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and Altar Monday June - 1870 trains viii leave Twen.
ty srfh ria'inn. New = ors ~ f,ll,ws.-
por wilIausbrtdxe and al satkous NJ. II A. and
350P NJ Fcs White Plains and All vay ~ Ard
NJ white Plains spd Al saaons is from whise
depot For GROWN Fss firm Twenty sisth sfrese
d~rrs Is Stripping Willis msbrides and stations
ahovr Dover twenty sish street depot n
NJ stepping wffe Plains and stniiors nbcveths train
wernn every Saturday evening" ror Albany from
Twenty sSih depo., li3 A. ~. mall train,
stripping white Plains Bedford, Cro<op Fsa and stsLouo
north
WILL leave wD nshrdge stopping an Stations -,
"a andlP. WHIT Plain. .,cpp,nr Il all w.y ststsns,
stations north fordhar sA rhis train eaves Mls
every Monday nts15l Cruoa Falls p. ~, sgp-
ming ~ rcfh ~ sorshAu Aibsny A. sos-
ding 81 al ,iaiirss nnrih ~ white rlaas
JOHN B1RCHfl.t. Assistant Superintendent.
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M Dr LfNQUfsT inventor n the and ertrsordinsrv
resien, ~ nervous dehty ko ard al Kindred complain"
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CUM An EARLy gRAvE -REsD The pKIvATs
- Medical TreRu~e ~ Dr Ward regularly e1nesifa pny
s,nn gnoiv tetned "a r,yov dmf4ss ~ esftsin class
Patents cpusu wrrd upen sny seasea uun wncs
Ria ursin us rpmrli~a And re tinee nc NOS sno
ressful IN h- Norfere prepared y N utrane sent y
he crest hcspts and ey'enfN rrf''-c mn enT
cher trirr p4vwinttn Uf NAkB NNn~ NHh Fe~NNe gun
asind OHce ~ Broadvay.
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ppcrsssop RESrKtt. ie7 uHtvBvgs STREET. cts
be hid ~ usl> nr ~ letter " bon s1g hew foF'
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INR RAI.PH, AUTHOR OF THR .rRAUrIOAL Pal
H. vas Trsasse.u Ac, once 10 Crosby street,
noasos: Hour 10Y III anz Jun AnndAys snssyss4l
b snsishs u De rApdy and ute Inconvenience ss adins
csss ioss sanding - vho bss apprsAs sh
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NErrTAI AND PHy rTCAL PrRrry. AsD PgRrFcT
M seisr.y r fnif the pos uo'ian, frnetons n ne
ensured Is Following The cvnAinef In thai r0pnsr
nias, a.sd ufieai eork tgmsn fralliy Physiological
rce 70 eer's Nod aud s~nl free rhe
X M M BARROW 49, Hioerk.r street. -four doors from
r.eenural ork Cancellations FROM II ull and from
Auna sundays uN2
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8aii A0aas.
1Hss;'i;;.:,t 81

La HHsAzz+4sssss9s3 WESTERN
z--SSE--SS@ MARYLAND RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A NJ and 20 p NJ
Tor iIsteStown Leave RaiSterstown for Baltimore at
and II A. VI. immune at U
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at A. NJ connects
with II tram. waiting for 80 train from BALTIMORE re-
turns TO Westminster. ''4H0's'i e
g9- Omnhus from Manchester at a. NJ meets II train
Monday; Wednesday and Friday Returning Alternate
timOre. ~ '-- NUN oai'
mhI+u IRWIN 4 TAYLOR
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.EEP YOUR FEET DRY

HEEP YOUR FEET DRY,
~ AND PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH
By using A: BR0WERS PATENT WATERPROOF con-,
POSITION for Boots Shoes, Harness and Leather of every
description warranted to make them perfectly Wateproof
single application; the time time Il softes tb
Leather makes pabe and thereby prevents its cracking
For sale by the Agent HENRY SMITH, corner of Pratt
street and Buchanans wharf, Price rs cents per box
A liberal discount to dealers. detf
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GA B. F. ULMAN,
t.8Aaj IMPORTER nEALERIN
AEzsA BRANDLES, WINES, &C., &C.,
Nos, 5 and NORTH GAY STREET,
Keeps constantly in and United States Bonded Ware
house,
COGNAC BRANDIES:
Hennesey, Pnet Castillon Vine Growers, United Vine
yard Proprietor, London Dock &c.
ROCHELLE AND BORDEAUX BRANDIES:
Segnette Pellevosn, Camus, RuSteau United Proprie
tors, &c.
HOLLAND GIN.
Bohlen's Weesp, Royal Lion. Medar Swan Fish, &c.
WINES:
Champagne, Sherry, Madeira Rhenish, Hungarian, &c
WHISTLES:
Bourbon, Monongahela and Old Rye.
FRUIT BRANDIES:
Md Cherry Blackberry Raspberry Lavender Ginger Straw
berry and Pine Apple guaranteed superior quality any
in this, Philadelphia, New York markets, and at lower
price.
CORDIAIS:
Rose, Vanilla, Aniseed Noyeau, Cinnamon, Peppermint,
Perfect Love, &C, &c.
BITTERS:
The very best Cocktail German Herb Swiss Stomach and
Russian Long Life
Currassan Absinthe, Schiedam Schnapps
~ The special attention Of the trade ls solicited to
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EsIA OFFICE OF MOYUMENTl

&sszzez2sasa1 STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company s boats having been put in comI-, euup
ord are now prepared TO execute every Of veI
and harbor towing at the shortest notice ~
The Company's Boats are as follows
Steamer ITIGGRESS, CAPTAIN Luke League
- Steamer LION ESS, Captain A. H. Isn.gu4
The commanders experienced masters and every Una,
anee gwen for the safety of vessels their charge m,
rates OF toWaHe will be made reasonable further nfI
uation apply to the Captains board or Of the agent
'alG. q e. % >; RRTU'tnioN,
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@iNts. Yiannrs. &t.

u e. "ROYAL YACHT CLUB GIN"
fsffT EHh This celebrated Club House Gin so high
EAE&nfpIV ly appreciated throughout Holland for its
M ET)M superior flavor for sale in cases of one dOz.
HH S0ITu quarts, by
IL >SSlA E. c. WAMBERSIE, Sole Agent
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E-s[s-~S FOR RICHMOND, VA.
1sszzzzksHzSzTh The steamer GEO PEABODYr will Ia.vs
light street wharf on SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT
For freight passage, having fine State Room accommc
mhIG2t - -'' - -. :, n ~
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M1A HUNGARIAN WINES,
fk&&@5Ej IMPORTED
A2x$4444 RUDOLPH POLLATSEK,
No. 1874 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Two doors east of Hanover street,)
- Baltimore Nd.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HUNGARIAN WINES,
In connection with SAML. POLATSEK, Wholesale Wine
Dealer in the District of Toka Hungary has just received
per Bremen ship Columbia the first invoice OF genuine
"Tokay in cask, and superior Hungarian Red Wines
celebrated "Egribor." fel4-f
GA BARTH Il EDMEADES,
4SzEzA IMPORTERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Offer for sale in Bonded Warehouse all the standard brands
of CoGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES, Bohlen's,
Weesp and other GINS, SCOTCH WIIlSKEY, JAMAICA
RUNS, WINES, &c.
On Consignment,
Pennsylvania, KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA,
AND MARNl.ANn
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4 !HkUNUMETEKS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS
and
GLOBES.
RS- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TaE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE -
PETER WALTHER,
II, ~, ~ 70 W. Frat street
NT,Ne W Nprk
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DOULTNEY & MOALE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A LOMBARD srRAr,
REF ERENCES:
Hessrs. J. p PLEAsANTs X Sons, Baltimore.
hessrs. W. GLENN It Sons. Cincinnati. jal-u
KENsEY JOHNS ROGERS
TOXINS & ROC ERS,
u SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCII4 NTS,
NO. u COMMERCE STREET,
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Stfamhnafs.
NOTICE-
RI4Ik-A NUIIJE.
- FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.

Ill a FOR PETERSBURG 1via CITY
- POINT, VA)-The sel 'aG G v 0I
PEABODln will leave Light street wharf ON ID n
AFTERNOON NEXT, March Eth, at So'cIorp Al 'hDA1
For freight passage, having fine State Room ac,o
datons, apply to '''omu i'-
mhlf2t III ~, agent,
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Sblr0TnQ.

fszA FOR RIO DE JANFTRO
- The bark LAPWING, Can't Kelly will sail in
10 days For freight passage apply to " " ''i III
h,., HUGH JENKINS & co,
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TTRI KILBURN
~ WING TAKEN THE WAREHOUSE
No As SOUTH STREET,
directly opposite tIuilford street)
PREPARED TO SUPPLY
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
BUTTER,
acked in sized package, - n
FOR EXPLORATION.
Having had ling experience in t4s business, he conf
dent that he can give general satisfaction.
O. h intends give his special attention to all orders
him. and he hereby Socts share of the trade
the city. ~ .
HOTELS, EATING HOUSES or FAMILIES wanting
choice article OF BUTTER, can be supplied as above.
URI KlLBURN, As South street,
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{ ST NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

TE14-1NH@@fEN ~, TRANSPORTATION LINE,
MIAMI Through the Delaware and R,riFnr ara
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals '' ''7'f
ror tle conveyance of Merchandise, Produce packou.
Horses Carriages, Furniture Goods of ali sorts ~ 80
low rates ~ u az '''Is at very
iILough between New York and Baltimore without
raShipment, IN 20 hourS, Iron Steamers with .roi
tight compartments ~''' WIN NateI
TINES I ,r week from No. Light street wharf 'U'
FEOM NEW GORk-Steamboat leaves in l.e man ar
No Z ~ '''n Hi'eI' VI
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New You
commission ~ " "i' 'A~'Ses r
Line. ~ '' i"'''u fopeil '
he safety regularity and dispatch this Line toratb,
WIN e moderate rates charged commend to the pubE
AZ desirable medium for conveying every deScriuton
frelEht > A. SHRIVE En-, Agent
No Light street wharf Baltimore
o,et. ;DALZELLsAgent
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TIT y II NJ NJ ib1UAI UUMPANY,
- For the transportation Of Merchandise proa,,. ,,
1oseS Carriages Furniture and Goods Of all 80, GVhdFes
Philadelphia and Baltimore 0''S !" all sorts, between
FOX PHllA DELPHlA-One of the ComnaDv,s st,o,,
poatS leaVes NO Light street wharf daily at Scor az
pie time for the New York Trains " 0ihi"E' IN am
FROM LADEIPHIA-Ipayrs daily Of . o,oIo.,-
No. 10 South wharyes 1''''' 81 " "c'ock'
forwarded Immediately with car-ree of all char
'o' Nop'iuisSi'h' D. ALEX. SHRIVER, Agent
No; Light street wharf, Baltimore
aplSu No 10 S,'Dtb iI 81 o., agent
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Es5s!az-sH DALIlMO IKE AND a, SuSQUEHAh-
jos. JAS TAYLOR, Agent.
EesLE~-- FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA
P ISTTT11eT5''-a1SaA AND LANDINGS ON RAPPAHANN0C

The he Msryland and Virginia Steamboat Commands .,o
Ttute to ria 49, Il, 1oapt W kirwar, will resume her
TURSbHY Fab o al ,s 9F .SoTTH $TREET, on
VIII leave fredericksburg FRIDAY MORNING Feb HE
az ~ ci9Gk Tor Baltimore stopping going and returnnn
passengers ~ va o ''' e'' " i'iu relSht ana
tuesday up TO the hour of sailing ''aS on"
h!ank Bills Of Ladng Of the used can be had bv
aIIAlnng n her office, foot of South street " " ~ ~
through freight promptly attended IN CIarges rod
aiT' i"rward.d with dispatch ~ N"dises pdlu
For Information, freight or nass,oa fhori
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EMs[@ FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
nA4@aanaRzzRr1A MOND THREE TINES PER WEEK
o, .,. On and after TUESDAY, the 2lst Febrr
ary i I tne steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BEIVTDERE
~ street wharf for the above PLACES EVERY
at o'clock ' 90 MA AR IEhNOON,
the same hour " WI 'i'1 '"Il' ud%S duc u.
II Passage and Fare only S.
FOR freight or passage apply to
felst, nm. J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-20
TALK ON CHANGE.

The talk yesterday was brief. A few passing
remarks were made among the habitues of the
several corners. but the gatherings were crcum-
scribed, and before meridian a general exodus had
taken place. and great Carondelet was entirely de-
serted by O'clock. On the grand boulevard ca.
nal crinoline, tape and bobbiu could not raise a
talk. Therefore there was no general talk yester-
day there was no life, no animation whatever in
the trade. True, there three or four of those
accommodating gentlemen with some few pieces
Of paper hurrying around endeayoring to make
sales; but it was uphill labor to get off any sums
of paper yesterday. The Bulls and Bears have re-
tired from the arena of cotton, stocks and bonds.
They will be found rustcating at the thousand and
one summer resorts from Niagara, the Atlantic
seashore at all the springs and the mountains of
Virginia, to the Gulf and Lake shore villages of
Pontehartrain, Borgne and Mobile Bay. In fact,
New Orleans is now represented on both the East
ern and Western Continents; consequently the
gatherings our flags have declined to something
of corporals guard. The old steadfasts, how
ever, are enjoying themselves; they take matters
and things calmly and quietly; they are not dis.
turbed by the heat of the weather nor do they
heed the everlasting remark Of how dull it isl
Tho Africa was expected yesterday. Every Sat
urdays steamer from Liverpool is now regarded as
the harbnger of direful and depressing accounts.
Our great staple is regarded as being covered with
dficultiesthat is, the large stock now apparently
resting in liverpool True, our factors and plant
ers have all received payment for the great crop of
1859; but the great trade will become paralyzed
in England, and the autumn will be far advanced
before there will be any activity and animation in
this market. True orders for the first pickings of
the new crop for French account will be coming to
hand in September, but they may be at very re-
duced limits.
The receipts of the staple have lost all interest
for the nonce. 1t will be very tight race for
100000 bales. The following figures denote the
receipts Of cotton at the seaports UP to the dates
mentioned
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From California.

{ By the San Antonio aud San Diego Overland
mail we have adyces from California to the 18th
nit. From the San Francisco Bulletin we extract
the following:
Yesterday afternoon the dead body of Daniel
Mcdonald, AZ years old, was found in the bushes
north Of Larkin street, between Pine and Cafor-
mia. Around the neck was twisted a cord, the ends
of which were held in the right hand. II was evil
IDENTITY case of suicide by stranguaton. In the
pockets of deceased were found razor, $40 worth
of English coin. some letters silver watch and n
leaf Of q notebook with the following words writ
ten on III:
'Thursday-Mad, mad Yes; am dwarf.
Born lat April, 1886. am victim of - Why
wasI told anything. Oh, my mother shall never
meet thee more. cannot act or tell lie longer
Deceased leaves mother and sister in Giaspow
He lateiy came here from Australia.
No little excitement has been caused about the
propretorship OF the eggs at The Famalone Islands
since the birds commenced laying. Five days ago
the injunction was taken of. aud Immediately two
different parties of egg pickers commenced opera.
tions. The last corners we're not tolerated by what
is known as the Farralone Egg Company and a
warrant was got out for the arrest of its members
charging them with larceny. Officers Ellis and
Clark were dispatched to serve the warrant, but
met with such determined nnnnsituu that they
0nly snccee in arresting th &c of the party the
others showing fight, and swearing that they would
die rather than yield what they deemed To be their
Just rights. They argued that the Islands were the
propvrsy of no iadivid' al that the birds did nut
belong to any person or persons and that the
eggs deposited on those islands and by those birds
were legitimate prizes to whoever Should go 10
the expense and trouble 81 gathering them.
They further averred, that their opponents the
Fanalone Egg Gompany, hsd frequently attempted
To pass themselves of as officers of the law and
endeavored TO arrest Them aud otherwise interfere
with their operations, aud they did not believe
that Ellis and clark vert off ers hnt persons en-
played BY their opponents To do them injury The
officers hnding the egg pickers too numerous and