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FATAL ACCIDENT AT Mont BLANCA
frlghtfut accident at Mont Blanc, by whic b
three Engiishmen and one Swiss have lost
their lives, occurred on the 18th of August
they had ascended TO the summit, aud were
returning to Cormayeur, when advancing on
u projecting ridge, made slippery and sloppy
by recent fall Of snow, one of them slipped
who were fastened by rope to him, as we'll
as the Ihree guides, who attempted, with all
their strength, to check the falling English.
men, but In vain, and f1nding their own lives
In frightful jeopardy, they let go the rope, and
saved themselves by a miracle. The three
English gentlemen and the guide, Juan Tai
waz. perished by falling down a frighttul
precipice. The Eames of the Btlemen Were
Roenester and Favassur, of Cardiff, and Mr..
r. Fuller, of London
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H. Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches:!.-l
have Jp .trecelved, py Adams' Express, lot OF
tresh WEDISH LEECHES, tho very best and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
P. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
te nded to- can be found at all hours of the day
Tie HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
can Hotel, (sntrance on 18th street and at ghi
at the corner of Lslgh h and 10th streets.
apIs-~ts K Q. HOBSUN.
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Posi- OFFICE ArFAIRs.- Harriet E. Ros. /

PosT- OFFICE AFFAIRS Harriet +. Ross is
appointed postmaste ter at Chanti.la, Fairfax
county, Va, vice John 5. Ross, deceased Jos.
Weiscup, postmaster a Barboursyiile, Orange
county, Va, vice Thomas a. Marshall, re.
signed. Joseph A. Thomas, postmaater at
Cypress Island, Aileghany comfy, Va, vice
John j Stack, resigned. John Lazear, post
master at kidwell, Tyler county, Va, vice
Lewis r. Marin, resigned. John Il. Keen
pos tInasier at Bachelors Hall, Pittsy lvani,
county, Va, vice Peter d. q usrrant, resi- igned.
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Eas<s JOHN w. GREEN,
Is 4

- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VIII practice In-the Courts of the city OF K ch
manL and county of Henr!co. Strict attention
' h ta gwen 10 all business entrusted hIm.
Orsce, Tor the present, with his father, " IllIam
Green, southwest corner Main and 7th streets.
re 2I-Sm
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IA Baths. Baths, Baths.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
ean be mad daily, from O'Clock A.. Nj, until 10 +
M, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, Sham
pooling and Bathing Saloon, under the Amerl can
Hotel entrance on 1lth street. single Bath u cts:
or ave tickets for 81
a. hO. KS Go,d samaritan-For kkeu-
matisn, Pains bruises &c
Jr0. ". GARLfCK, Sole AGENT,
NJ arket Place. Franklin street.
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NJ Ricinio--A compn uio n Tor every iadr ,
taiiet, being 'he only article III use when can be
relied upon for keeping the heir smooth and IN us
place impartins laStre, preventing 10 rom ALL
Inz out and splitting, and becoming nar,h and dry
from the use of water other causes, beins pre-
parea uf new oil, from which ali summy matter
is extracted 1t does not leave the hair sticky but
soft and glossy, and prevents II from breaking
when braided or curled, and is designed for de
iightiul and eie CANT haIr-uressIng.
For sale by w. PETERSON n CO, Drugs lsts,
MAN at, and BY the proprietor, l.. A. HUDNuT,
corner Broad and 18th sts Sc l0-lm'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R Mrs. Harriet A. RaJv a.d

Mss, ELLFN CUMMINGS.
FASHIONABLE DRESS aad CLOAK MAX E65.
Residence. 9th street, hs tween BIoat ard G. ace.
sA STYLES and PATTERNS received m.onta-
Is. se 0-iw
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sA All Medicines should be Prepared by
A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DIR J. \. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and that hon OF
diseases Consumption. Price 50 cts aud 81
DR.J. 3. HOSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases of the Kidney and Bladder. THIS prepa-
ration Is Il positive cure. Price 50 cts.
DR. J. s ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheuma-
tism. Choc, Cramps, Pains IN the Stomach or
Bowels, Pans IN the Back or Limbs. fTlce> IL, %
and 50 cts. . ~ -
DRJ s. ROSES ALTkRATIVE SYRUP, OF
BLOOD PURIFIER. for the cure OF Scroiuia old
FTuptlous CHRONIC Diseases, Ulcers. SO Ies, Swell
ed Neck, Biies, and all diseases aTIsins from an
impure state Of the blood. PTlce 81.
WARNER l.. WARING.
ja2l~ly l07 Broad st.. Agent for Richmond.
"a Mixed Spices. for Pickling For sale by
JNO. w. GARLtCk, Aputhecary, &c,
Market Place, Fran Kiln street.
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-, sHockoE HILL NERAL

q. W H. T1 LEX,
C4kte 0A N3rSaGH, bfttrftH Strth and Sertnh
SfrttfS,
Continues to RENT OUr HOUSES, HIRE OUT
uKUtS aud act as d GENERAL AGENT. He
returns ais ihtHks for the liberal patrOn4gs be
slowed upon h4in for three years past. sc 3-6m
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gA Wire and Sieve FactOry...Th un-
dersIgned havinE commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSIN ESS, on Pearl street be low Carr,
respectfully asks the attention OF merchants ami
the pubic generally to his stock. He manufactures
superior RHLLlNG SCREEN WIRE Tor rner.
chants' mills; Fan and STANDING SCRt r. n
WIRE. Also, RIDDLES and SIEV kS of all
kinds: BIRD CAT rs; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
CASES, toORS. WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND, and GUANO SCR EENS.
@ Prompt attention given 10 orders.
q. W. JESSOP, Pearl St. below Cary,
au 23-lm* Richmond. Va.
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TArsatesing 10 SAeos John Miller made his
appearance before the Mayor yesterday, 10 an
swer the charge OF threatening 10 shoot his
wife Sa ran; bur wing 10 The aess pea OF Wit
nessss, the ia sss 'igati1n was pos, loaed until
tO- day,
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. ~ Sempie's infaliible Baking Powder
Soms months since We CONNIE seed using these
Powders in our "home depaftmfnt, and lind they
give such entire satisfaction. that they nave lie
come with cs IL res ular household institution"
1t is the best article ever OFF red 10 tbs housekee p
er f1Lr1 Anr IL ha0k.
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a. kery0us
SUFFERERS,
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PRO
FESSIQNAL MEN, ,,s,roo
WHY NOT HAVE Il YOUR HEALTH RESTOR-
Ed
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORhTOR!
We otter 1t TO ali ciasses--It may gave valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such mass of testimony.
BEAR-HEAR
THE REV, i. r. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. n, 1850
Mss,-s. Mortinaer + Mo,g5rGy:
The usa of Your AAMPTON'S TINCTURE ha.
been rsry great bL.SSJRg to me and my family
The effect it has mad my throat disease has beer
8la1csioKS. For all such diseases most cordial,
'e'oHihi'HO ''' b F. BRooKx,
Pastor of the Ertaw NJ. f. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
As an lnvlgoTator and restorative, where gen
tie stImulant is wanted, we believe it superior to
al the Cordials before the pubic as cure for DyS
pSin, Cough, ScT0fuEG and RhsuD1dtiSni, with
ali diseases of the Stomach and Bowels 1t has been
truly successful to the single and married. We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
" FEMALES +, EsMALEs AND CHILDREN-This TING
FURE will be found great medicine for c sithen
tiseases.
A- Call and get PsmPh cts and see cures
by DR.. COOKE, FTede rIcksbuTg; by all the Drug
sists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
Keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
eB, my 28-d&owts
xA- To arrive, 500 cases pure olive Oil,
for sale low by JNO. W. GARLlCK,
Ap0thccary, &c,
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PRICE ONE CENT.

A Fatal COLLISION A fatal accident oc-
CURED on the Delaware last Saturday even.
ing, by which the lives of two persons were
lost. The schooner Fame, Captain Joseph
Delaney, engaged in the oyster trade, was pro-
ceeding down the river with a head wind,
bearing toward the Jersey shore. Il was very
dark, and the rain was falling The lights Of
steamer were seen just ahead; the lights
were at the peak and the man with the lamp
swung it repeatedly in the bows. The steam
er, however, which afterward proved to be the
Young America, of Chester, came direc tly up,
and struck the schooner on the star board bow
win u tieineIoous force, stayiDg la the planks,
and hleaking the breast thook Capt. Delaney
who stood at the helm, was knocked overheard
and drowned. The man on the for ward look
out, James Queenan, was not seen after the
coiiision. He is of course drowned The man
who was swinging the lamp was Knocked
down, and the lamp was broken.
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4 ADDua Il co.,
~'L Successors to EMITH 4 MADDux,D
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Rtchnsoad, Vs.
YAs. r EDwARDs, OF King WlllIam,l
". II. HOWARD, Of YORK, Assistants,
n NJ. ~ aAksHALL, Of Luneuburgl
guarantee 10 their friends faithful attention 10
ell oonsignments, and orders for yooIs from PRO
dgce customers. ~ 49,
mI; r. v. SUTTON, IR., Ia admitted to In
fe l-da&cw<t NANNY l. IN
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xA To arrive, 500 cases pure olive Oil,
for sale low by JNO. w. "a ARbICk,
ApOthccarY. &c.
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SAHURL I. BAYLY. CHAsTAIN WHITE.
RSs BAXLx & WHITE,
HN~GA ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice IN al the Courts hell IN the city ot Rich
mond the counties OF u anover, HeIrIco, Caroline,
JOpchiEnd and Cheste fheld.
SAMUEL T. BAYLY, CoMMIss sIosERo
DEEDS for all the states and Territories. OfflCs
corner of l2tl and Franklin streets, near the STATE
Court House. Jy6--ts
z-sS, PAREE P0INDExrER, ATTOR-
E\E4 EEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
prsot!ce IN the olty Of Richmond and in the conn
tes OF Chcsterhejd, Povhatan and Amelia.
a. one IN Llsie's Building. corner OF Main ans
Ist1 stroet ze2S-lI
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AMERICAN CITIZENS IN FRAsCE-dsoth,y
Rescued from Military Serries-A letter from
farls dated the 2ith ult., gives the following
account OF the liberation of another American
citiZen ION French military service at the
demand of our Minister, Hon. Chas. j. Faulk-
ner:
A few weeks ago. during the month of une,
Mr.. T. Puyoou, n native of France but nat.
uralized citizen Of the United States, aud a
resident OF California, return ned to France on a
visit TO his former home, and was arrested, ut
Bayonne, the place of his birth The circum- :
stances were precisely the same As in example
of Michael Zeiter. Puyoou had failed to ap-
pear " men called to draw in the conscription
of his department and he was therefore marked
according to law, as a deserter The young
man at once exhibited his certificate Of natu-
ralization, but no notice was taken of his clai m
TO be seharged as citizen of foreign coun-
try, and consequently no longer amenable to
French military laws. He was ordered before
a military commission, dec Jared fiji for service
and incorporated, for term of seven years.
into the 18th regimen of the line. immediately
after these summary proceedings, Puyoou was
sent to. Toulouse, where the regimen to which
ne had been attached is garrisoned. From Tou-
louse he addressed a letter to Mr. Faulkner
Minister of the United States, at Paris, asking
interference and protection. Mr.. Faulkner
promptly Instituted an examination into the
merits OF the case, and, as a preliminary mea-
sure. advised Mr.. Puyoou- to institute pro-
ceedings before the tribunal of first insta nee In
the department in which Toulouse is situated
with view to the establishment of his Ameri-
can nationality and to obtain the re-affirma-
tlon OF the principles triumphantly vindicated
IN the trial of Zeiter. To avoid the issue the
Procurer Imperial or States Attorney, took
exception To the jurisd c tion of the Court upon
the ground that such a proceeding could only
De Instituted at Bayenne, the birth place of
Puyoou and the town where he had been en-
rolled In the army. As soon as this incident
was reported TO Mr. Faulkner that gen tleman
called upon the French Government to dis
countenance the plea in question, relative to
the jurisdiction of the tribunal at Toulouse or
70 send Puyoou, without delay, to his native
department, and. cause his nationality to he
tested there. The Emperor's Minister of The
Interior instructed the prosecuting attorney
not to plead TO the jurisdiction of the Court of
Toulouse, and the case was tried fully upon
Its merits. The Court. following the prece-
GENT established In the case of Zeiter, admitted,
without reserve, the right of ex xpatriation, and
naturalization, as claimed by the Minister of
me United States, and ordered Puyoou to be
discharged from the military service of France
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niAhBLE WUhAa

MARBLE wohAs.
John W. DAVIES.
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, sra sTREEz
RICHMOND IA,
MON I'M kkTS, TONES HEAD PIECEa
MA. TILES, FONTS, &c.
a. First Pref nuns awarded by the Virginia Al
rc4ltoral socIei aud Mechanics Institute.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a 90
a. kaTtnership for the transaction Of Il COMMLS
ElOA BUSINESS, under the hrm OF LEWIS
WEBB JOHN q. WADE. They rill give par
Ge1ihI attention 10 the sale Of FLOUR, W HEAT,
COIN aud TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
iamber,h house No. eS Main street, long occupied By
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN g. WADE.
HIcah0sp. VA, Nov. l. 1853. no o7--dow&swts
II fiN3.:
IL GRAVEL ROOFING.
Bl0Fikk COR FIELD ROOFING.
49, TIN ROOFING.
We are now pre- pared TO on the GRAVEL
hootih6, vi very superior quality. @ither In
town or country,
ALSO, atl Kinds OF CUTTERS,
and LIGHTNING RODS,
CHAHLEE ID. YALE L. CO.,
sp1-&m Iron Block. Gnvsfnor 81.
h1sii OAT MAAL-Ffssh arrival Tor sale by
WM. !. KING.
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Cleveland tuh io1 papers state that their citl
is oysrfua VITA negro thisNss'
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From New York.

NEw York, Jrne 18
The procession Of the Japanese . arted from
Metro pol'tan Hotel at go P. NJ. escorted by
the 7th regiment With full ranks Only the
high officials and few suhordinstes arr in tie
procession Broadway i as densely crowded
- IN Saturday. The procession will rs-cn the
City Hail st 2 o'clock. Tue park 10 dsbs.ly
throng.d.
T, steamer Quaker City srrived this noon,
making the passage in ten days and fifteen
honrs and half to the light rh'p.
News unjmpOriant.
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p ov,ded with u bed aud muses. aud was Ut.
der the cha, e. Of DIR. Adler. but he had no,
no 10 the time We left, come to his ssp.es
His wounds are very sev re, ut il 10 hoped
thy viii not prove fatal Mccarthy is a m.n
Of con siderable means and hss large family ;
known to many Of our citii-ns He ha. la'ely
been employed by Mr Holmes as . ped ar,
and was al one time ~mplo. ed in tn. lie Cl.ir~
Foundry, as a m"ulder or machinest We
wish 10 say in this connection. hat after q
thorough search not an officer could be found.
The Marshal. We are Informed, was tusticating
in the country, and had it not been for the
prompt measures taken ty NJ. Center. Tile.
bne and a few ethera. the whole gang would
have escaped. A counle Of physicians we're
on the ground few minutes after tue man
was discovered. but they did not sffer anv as
sis'anee. They are both Irregular pvacti.ion
ers" Mr.. FREQ Koopa very kindly pr, cured .
Lasin Of water and cleaned out his wounde,
and .oon DIR. Adl.r made his appearance and
MlvEK items.
Sunday, June ls. 1850.
ARRIVED
MY CITY, Worden, st. Lonis.
FIX. II I.ORENz, Green, Galena.
MErKOPoLIrAN. jerks, st Paul.
BEN CAMPBgLL, Clark, Buffalo.
Monday June ls.
WV. l.. EWING, Rhodes, st. Paul.
ADELiA, Gaui, McCrsgor.
EPARTEp.
KEY CITY, Worlen, st Paul.
FRED I"RENZ. Green, st. Louis.
MErR0PnLIrAN, jerks, st. Louis.
Ben CAxPBELl, Clark, Camsnchs.
Monday.
WM. l.. EWING. Rhodes, st. Louis.
ADELIA, Gaul, st. Louis.
For MUsC lrINE, BU BURLINGTON AND MoSrROsE.-
The light draugth Mail Packet Kate Casssll, Capt
lIilh ouse, will depart Cor Montrose this morn
ing at o'clock, making connections for st. Louis
in 30 hours. To the travelling community We can
recommend no better boat than the popular Kate.
morning.
The elegantly arranged steamer Grey Eagle
Capt. Harris, will depart for st. Louis this morn
ing.
COLLIsIoN.-rhe steamers VIM. l.. Ewing and
Regulator come in collision Saturday night last
near Clayton City. No grea: damage was done to
either Of the boats.
The River at this point is rising steadily with
~ feet on tho Lower and feet on the Upper
Rapids.
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The Japauese.

NV YoRK June 1e
The Japanese yesterday we're wholly free
FROM disturbance. They have tasssd 10 other
day SO quietly since their arrival in this coun-
try. The arrangements Of the hotel forbade
intrusion and no business Of any kind was
brought before them
officers ~iIl At noon today vi.i, the CITY Hall,
and bs formally welcomed by Mayor Wood.
The possibility Of : virit to Boston 70 vet
doubtful II made it will be very hrief and
hurried Unl~ss some un-xpected ed obstacle ap
pears. the Embassy will certainly sail for HON
in the fret week Of Julv
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ALBANY, june II.
A terrible hail storm pa.s.d over this city
this afternoon. At s o'cock. last'ng 80 mioui e.,
doing great damage to property, The streets
we're auhmerged. houses inundated; tree. e'rir-
ped Of limbs. ard gard.ns en- ire,v destroy ed.
One LOUISE fell, severely injuring four per
oone
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Windows Reports.

New YoaK, June Is
A fnll summary Of Mr Winelow's ragorts
fr,m the rinority Of the Csvods Committee i.
publ shei It states that the o. cts and 10
,ents Of the majority Of the Committee ~e :
not to ascertain tie nth, hut ne'e rick
anl contris ance to obtain evidences to be used
for pal tisan purpoaes.
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~ NE Z 3 q n.

JuDGr JOHN r. DILLON, Presiding.
Ira N. GiSsvKp. Clerk.
Monday. June 18th.
Court met 1T o'clock A. u.
The jury in Case rs. Leonard returned yer
diet for defendant.
The morning hour vas occupied in disposing
Of miscellaneous business.
Col.am-r as ID. T. Young. Thompson d
Barner for plaintiff; Shorey for d.fendsnt.-
The argument in this case occupied the whole
forenoon.
No. 4ss5. Faner os Stein Trial by Jury
submitted At . o'clock. Hubbell for plain.
tiff Whitcomb for defendant
4349 II Wilhelm Vs. John II. I.sprany.-
Judgment for plaintiff for 1927.
Court adjourned until o'clock tomorrow
rnorLing.
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MsT1UPO,.scAN HALL.
RISLEY'S GRAND COLOSSAL
MOVING PAN0R 4 MA
RIVER TA.a.MES,
Or THB
MIRROR OF EN0L AN D,
WILL OPEN AT THE ABOVE HALL o.
Monday, the 18th Of Jane,

And cOntt0ue Tor Six Evening" -uoHoB sns"s0s.
This beautiful and stupsndous production of
Art was painted IN the City of l.onlon BY P.
PsiLlPs, Royal Acs lemy ArtiAt, and :svosits
p.u,l Of tn Gel. l.brsted SfAAvisLp. II Is ac-
knowlsd ed by artists snd ., nnoseurs to hs the
very best production Of the day. snd ranks at the
bead Of all Psnssamic Exhibitions.
Mr. Kislsy accompanied and assisted Nr. Philips
in ais tap down the Tn .Asa, and the 'orI e-tnsss
snd picturesq aeue.s Of the visWs can b voushsd
for b7 any one fAm.l as With the River.
This Exhibition il Of big y III ,rs', INSTRUCT.
i've and intercstin1 chaeacter, and even tns mos.
f,stid ,ou3 need not he.i,s,e to pa.roDiys It, te
has been gotten NJ In style utterly re4.sdI o.
expsnse, aud the Propr'e bope. bis fellow ci'.
,-ns will no. ob,ige h,m ~ reyf't having sPs".e
in the city Of Davenport.
Doors open ct ha,f-past seven o'clock
Coumence Ut .lf-rast eight o'ci"ck.
Admission ss cents Re'srvsd -sass 20 st'.
fDurna the dsy tickets may Be I'D q Ris!sy's,
AZ Eraay street. as
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FKUITs AND CoNFECIIONARIEs, all
kinds cheap. st tho Starr depot

HARPER, GoDEy, PATERSON AND BAL
LOU. for July and the latest dates Of ali the pop
ular pape. st the Starr depot
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Reception Of the Jspaness.

Nxw Yvgx. June Is.
The offici reception u the j. an-s- by the
Mayor and Coancil t.k.s place 1T half past one
.o-iay. Tho 7,h regiment provided 10 gusr1
"f honor to the JApnns'e. Gov. Morgan and
sinff nit nd by invItAtinp.
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Report nf the M. Il N. Railroad Bridge.
For the week ending June le,h, 1850.

No. Of boats up, l6; No. Of Boats DIVA, Is /;
No. of KSfts, IS.
=. The whole naubsr of foot passenger crossing
the Hsidgs aaase ~ wssh = tyuu. 1-7'
!. i. REED,
0a-RA
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COM NJ + RCIAL
lDAVENssDas0 MA ~ h 4; n.
DAILY K-PORT.
OEPIcR DAILY nRM ocRAT AND NEws 4
Monday Eve, June Is. 1860.

OFFICE DAILY pxxocRAr AND NEws,l
Monday Eve, June ls. 1860. !
Weather warm and clear.
Business dull, as it generally is on Monday, and
but few farmers in town. The larger portion
the receipts .me by the river. Wheat has met
with another fall Of five cents y buahel-9oc be
ing all that buyers were willing to give fo il.
Corn is also a shade lower and rather dull. All
other kinds Of grain Continue finn and u, changed
iu prices. We quote.
FLOUR In fair demand at IS 5n(G5 75retail, an
IS 25@5 81 wholss .le for City Spring Extra
Superfne 81 so Rye -four 81 0O@4 81: orr
meal 81 90 y cwt. Shipments of -four 100 btls.
WaEAr- kecei is 1888 bu. Spring good t,
choice 8sct09O; No.. 2 do SIC.
Corn Receipts $50 bu; shipments Zoo bu
We quote at 33>a34c tor ear, and 81 ass, shelleu
OA1s-S- ipments 1910 bu. In good demand 81
2s13Oc for good to choice.
BAKLEY-No transactions.
kYE-Nothiny doing.
BrCKwHsAT A good article sells readily at 75c
PorAroxs-ln fair demaad At 3oc for Pinkeyc
and 35c for Neshannocks. Retail dealers
.elling ut 45@5oc.
WooL-We quote at 2O@35c. Receipts As tb :.
Hay Steady and quiet at 0o44 90 for Pra.
rie and ST OO05 90 for Timothy.
HlDEs.-In good request and m odcrate at 51Sc
for Green; s@l2cfor Dry and ll2l3c for Dr.,
Flint.
hurrER.-There is good supply in market OF
tub butter, but for good and choice roll for table
purpe ses continues in moderate supply and firm a,
l0G G,2cLs; Roll and tub 81sc Wholesale and LOG
lie retail.
EGas.-Steady and firm with fair supply
7H@SEc retail.
BEaNs-S,eady and unchanged. Wequote .,
so ,d90c wholesale, and 81 retail.
CnEEsE-SuppIy light and prises frm at l3@
l5c for Herkmere Co.. Western Reserve l0@llc
whole sale and l21l5c re'ail.
LARD--In fair supply At ll@l2Kc.
HANS Common iu1a@'le Sugar Cured l2L
@15c Shoulders lUc retail.
DRIED FRuIr-Apple: S1lOc; Peaches ll@l5c
Prunes s@I2Xc.