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, 1860-08-04

Miss ELL. Z. Gibson. tsIi!tuaIst). vii! lecture a:
Klrgsbusy Hall to {sunIay) ut 1oh ocoek A. H.
A7d * o'ceck r.N.
Church OF the As:ensloa-1'rotesta1t EpiscoIa.-ot
Oak sreet near the corner Of Wei NJ d. !. o;en for d.
vine se1vlee eTery Sunday ii u ocl5ck H.. and ~
o'clock +. 81. Sunday seheol At er.M. Rev. William
Fulton, Rector.
There vi be preaching lie frcet At the c-rnes Of
Van Iuren and Ci1ion. to-nurrow ts.bbll) at r. ~
All are Invited
The Rev. Calvin CLARK, D:stssst Secretary Of the
American Eoa: will preach at Hyde Park at oe"ck T.
II. next sunGsy.
The Rev. Mr. Kdd.r. Of Vermont. will preach At Vest
Chic 1go next sabba,h st o'cloek T. u.
The s,l regular monthly meeting Of the Chicago Mn
ters ociaon will be lei. In the Methodist chu:ch
b'ocSat 1oK A. 81 next Monday. Ctc.gynen of all dt-
nominations arc inyted to attend
, 1860-08-04
North Side Kepuhlfcan C1ub.

Norm Side Republican Club.
In response to the published call, spirited
meeting was held in the uuoccuried store No.
Ia North Clark street, on Thursday evening.
Anthony G. Hessing WAS cllled to the Chair,
and Derj. +. 1iillard e!cc.cd Secretary. The
object OF the meeting was etated by John Al
WaseF to bg It the formation Of general Club for
able rcadiug,,oom and headquarters" IF.
Millatd, John Atwater, aad J. J. Richards were
appointed committee 10 draft constitution
who, after retiring, reported one which was
adopted:
Caspav Butz, Charles Wilder, and Ira J. Buel
we're appointed Finsuce Committee.
a committee consisting Of a. Schrock, Cbas.
Wilder, and John Atwster were appointed to
confer with the Wide Awakes in reference to a
concert Of action, and also to report upon
suitable room for q " Wigwam." The election
of permanent officers was, on motion Of Caspar
Du'z, postponed 10 the next meeting. The
Club then adjourned to meet ut the same place
on Monday evening next 4. c. HEss,sa,
L. +. AlLLAnD, Secy. pres't.
, 1860-08-04

RALEIGH, \. G., Aug: 3.-The annual State
is the yote Of this city: For Governor-Eilis,
Dem., 1893 Pool, Opposition, a25. State Sena-
Thomson, Dem, 173; Biedvoe, Opposition,
$50.
Unofficial returns from nine precincts irdi.
cate that the Opposition hare carried tie couu-
ties which hare heretofore been largey Demo-
cratic. In Wilmington, the returns nearly
official Ellis eains 81 over Buchanan. Siren
precincts in the town Of New Hanover giye Pool
81 more than Mr.. Fillmore recei' ed. The toxu
is not counted close.
The Democratic Legislative ticket is elected.
PETERSBURG, n. G., aug. 3.-The election re-
turns come in slowly. Waite county has gone
Opposition, which Ellis carried in ISIS b., s5l
minority. The vote Of New Hanover IL close.
The Democratic tichet, however, it ls though h:-
TI.iues failed E4st1
, 1860-08-04


WARD Mc!,FAN, Auc:ioncer.-
Dr FIELD l. MCLEAN,
o1ae No. Pine st'eet. New ictk- In iosaLt sac of
COPPER, ALCOHOL AND
Canaphsns 65tiIs. Steam Eng fnes, 7ofkrra,
VACUUM PUMPS, &c.
FIELD MCLEAN will rel on the premises or tte
Nassau Linetd U Mills, Futna s4eef. brooklyn. Jus,
below rs Fulton Ferry. III "EDSE- DAY. 4CGII>T
4atn A. Il O'Clock ~ The tst*nsve Machinery formerly
and canphene, viz 50 cndd Coner anphene St!.
o. 500 gallons capacity, with C.p1ef Worms nsie
hy seant With lisss coll q cpptr Wmm trcond.1s.
keane's for VACUUM Pan: twN large c PIPER *!c kol
sl II about 0O gallons capacity each. with II! the Top
Per Worms, Goose Neeks, Pumps, &c. to run s1Le Ly
seam and cYpptr Columns 10 e,aae hth rroul Aseho
Tubular Cornish Doiler ls fcs lung and feet dane
teE and tine Cylinder Boilers IS feet long aud feet In q
a0 tfE. The Stills nj Manufactured y Of The
Lest cooreisa hs ia New York. At an /.
peLsc Of urer 4400 few yeazs since and p .cct att:
IN good working order.
fLHher aftcu!ars may be obtained and order ex-
am:ne lhe iroett. upon uppl ctiou ACC onter or
e Nea.rs +. n. j. ". c. FOWLER, II! Frunt etstet,
1n4r
, 1860-08-04
BY TELEGRAPH,


BuRt1So1os, Iowa, August 3.-We learn from
0ttumwa, IN this State, that tue dead body o.
Georgs Lawrence, who seduced the young lany
Laura ]. Harvey, from Rockford, ILL.,, una was
supposed 10 hare mu. de'ed her, atle ha''oR 4
been found murdered some four months s'nce'
On Saturday, lie had eridently been mur'
dered, there being hole in his tknl'; me
body was identified as that Of Lawrence BY the
clothes. There is now but little doubt that
McComb. The companion of Lawrence, mur-
dered boil, him md Miss Harvey, the motive
being to get possession Of Lawrence's money, o.
which be had quite m amount McComb Is
On The 10Th Of March Inst, George Lawrence
seduced Laura J. Harvey from her home, III
Rockford, Ills., by means Of sham marriage,
and by agreement met with u. A. MeCome on
the Mississippi River, to which point be had
driven the team Of Lawrence. On the 17sh oi
March the three arrived ut OnumSa, Iowa. aud
on the a9lh Lawrence and Miss Harvey we're
both murdered by McComb. The body Of Miss
Harvey WAS found in the Des Moines River. 1T
this place, on the morning of March Goth. The
remains OF George Lawrence were found and
identified Oh tho 2sth Of July. =,
Of a respectable family residing in Rockford 2,
Ill. Shortly after the murder was Committed,
McComb WIS traced to Iowa City, where he
disposed Of the wagon and team, and rom the1 e
to his fathers house, near Rockford, I'LL, and
from there to Deloit, Wis, at which place all
trace OF him was lost
The Mayor Of 0ttumwa oilers o reward Of
$500 for the arrest of McComb. and describes
him as being a5 or so years old ) ftet7 or s
inches in height, beayy black beard and ha:r
slightly interspereed with grey, aud locking
very much like an Indian.
New York 1tems--A Railroad Accident
NEw Yong, August 3.-Robt. Leekie, a
Scotchman, for many years an insurance brck:r
in New York, attempted to commit suicide this
4. IL.
Breyet-Mejor Fairchld, who served with the
New York volunteers in the Mexican war, is
dead.
4 morning train on the Long Island Railroad
was thrown from the track, this a. ~, near
Bedford. by COW which came suddenly on the
track. The following, rs fur IA could be escer-
taioed, is list Of the killed hEd wounded
James 1t ucb, fireman, residing IN Janaica.
killed; Dayid Elder, engineer, hadly bruised
about The 1oins and injured internally; Jshu
McGowan, baggage master, badly injured Ill the
breast; Samuel Chester, conductor, sh. ley
badly sprained; Thomas Dreemun, passenger,
head cut; passenger whose name could NOT
be usccrtained. had bis arm broken, End several
others Hho left Immediately for the CITY, aud
whose names could not bs uscertnsned sustain
ed slight INJURIES
, 1860-08-04

AZ Agents Eor NtsAs. Eme1 Bickford the p3tenfces
Q. the a7ove MIL prepared furnish st the
shonest notice. The.e Mis- superior 10 al others in
simplicity: .i1e &tshness durability and espacf. te
htted out By Us with ~ Hose, Be17g. aud IL
taIy Mn!rK Inp!ements on the most favorable terms.
Uae Of the Aa Is h1ways exhibition NJ cur s.ors,
We ntsO AYc fer the sAl.
, 1860-08-04

W1nE AwAKEs ArrES71ox,-AllW Wide Ayakes
orthe different organizations in this city, will
meet at Wide Awake Hull, No. 81 Lake street,
On Tuesday afternoon, August 7th, at halfpast
four O'Clock, fully uniformed for parade and to
receive the Wide Awake Clubs coming to Chi
eago. All are expected to jain in ths parade,
those that are and thoss that are not going to
Springfield.
All Republicans are expected to join US in
receiving the Wide Awake Clubs from abroad,
W. S. JOHNSTON, Jr, Commandant.
, 1860-08-04
Douglas Meeting at Aurora.

Aurora, I'LL, Aug, 3.-The greatest Demo.
cratic meeting ever held in this county was held
here to-day. 1t is estimated that from 5.ouo to
5000 persons we're in attendance. Thtre we're
as large number of voters Us to the kepub!i-
can meeting on Tuesday last. Speeches were
made by Col. Alien, Democratic candidate for
Governor, S. S. Hays of Chicago, L. S. Joslyn
of Eigiu, and B. Austin.
Great enthusiasm prevails among the Demo-
Gratis here. Meetings are being held this ere.
ming largely attended. Speeches are being
made by Judge Randall Of Joliet, and others.
, 1860-08-04

LEeAI.--4. D. Bradley, Esq, t1ate ector),
pared himself for the Legal Profession, and
having passed highly successful examination
in the Law university, and been honored there.
by With the degree Of l.. L. o., to-day as will
be seen By Els card elsewhere published,
"launches forth" as IN Attorney aad Counsel
lor at Law. Mr, Bradley is sound man On the
generality Of subjects, and Nc feel safe in say
Ing that be il also sound lawyer. His shin.
gle'' Is out at No. ISL Randolph street, corner
Of Lasalle.-Journal.
Ar. Bradley is : sterling citizen, u lire Re-
publican, was capital actor, and will " act well
hts part" In tho new profession he has chosen,
, 1860-08-04

10G Pockets 0. 6. JAVA COZ
PARSONS, f1TE1N 4 HANKEY,
2oath sfe
, 1860-08-04

DAvESronr, Iowa, Aug. 3.-The ga=ttte
learns that the Pennsylvania House, at Wilton
Junction, owned by Jesse knouse, md bull.
three years ago at IN expense ofS3.000 was de-
stroyed By fire on Wednesday night, Furniture
mostly saved. There was IN insurance Of 8, 500
on the house.
The Six Mile House. Six miles from this city,
owned and kept BY Mrs. PEPPER, was burned
down on Wednesday morning. Loss nbout
$3,000-insured. The work of IN incendiary.
, 1860-08-04
Warrington News,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-The drafts paid By the
Treasurer last week amounted to 81 .573, ,oou,
leaving subject to draft s3,679,ooo. Drafts in
the aggregate $l,67o.ooo on the Post Office &C.
count have been Issued. Although the sum on
baud is comparatively small, no embarrassment
during the last week were from Customs at New
York nearly $4,000. 900; Boston. $4,000;
Philadelphia, SAC, 600 !; Baltimore, 25G,ow,; New
Orleans, $22, 900, and Charleston, 10000.
, 1860-08-04

5 mt e1is eosd Beevts. :....::: sa'
The general ave,ase Of the market at Sc
e*n @gt Sead aSa psana 81 will
found in aecoun:s # talet Of sundrs lroves:
sts Ths l. she.d more ,han IL: EecE md al i14 hcad
tlan the avet.ee Of at .eas The average nunl.
he num,er toa.S h. ng 4ls1 Us be d more .Iaa
ID es n:sa I: is s ay sa s.
.om Of H. grade Durham. H. estimates item 1t
5s s t oas,: q
ai s; II 5sy ,ss & FIJI k e ss;
they ray " belsw iast weeks p'!cet.
Smith Co., said have averaged il czt hme. bu;
e.tmated only * cwt here aid selling. Mr. htm.s
ees tss are from and won1 a1eacs
Sc upon honest weight. The whole finally average C. and
rcrlapss-c
III. best droscs ksn!ckV Duthsms Aliaas, .. eo
cd IL ss sa g 81 liz 'i os ea,: sst 1
ewt aversxe ii t4i Al S: for Geo. 0fesosy GOOD III
Man ValeLtns hsys lbs head Of fair Illinois Steers
thai this tue "ors nar4et OF tile season. soe Of the
Cspt. Val sold for Geo. Groves se good FUR Illinois
ST. * s, tss & % e! &C. e t fsx
Squire tenedct Ills t9 for Preston whlt lie bnrght
ss toss # % aes9 e. Il g
e. Of aou ss Enod - soa At ess ZACH This Is about
Hollpg.wt Eha Illinois est At cw arc1arc
rather hard lot partly fed In 1t,lrs then caYn and
the hrst for els 10 si' each. aud nuay close
Murray Glover have n Of John r. Alexande.'s I11aos
ttock put oxrn, fat but little IL. cmated a. Tx
ct mud reu1E t@c, md The whole nearly Is good
last week through the dsst day, but nat n3
pie 81 1nwA seer' average iH e~s and se1l ii Nc
@' COWS AND CALVES
Mich COWS kyiuah'sed with the tccf msskef, and CON-
seouentIy the tade til ek Is net lively ut 4H
et5 for good fair looking conmou With yourg cvts
ttus Lot Always to Le rouched for belonging to the
COWS they ure sod with.
c!ses selling Just about readily 4. they did
last week. ut the same Eatetlat j. cents pound
sood smooth tat Of 10 to ls1 IL lire weight toarre
caye. months CID dull At shG55cand thoe only
half fat about f?e s1mc.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Ther. has hecn l.eayy stock the market lts week
WITHOUT materially reducing tie PRICE, though wa could not
help notcnz ih4t thu sesp bros yesterday good
deal less tndepeEdeHt OF buI that they thai day
week gntd many Of TIA Lambs Eight, aud kcll for
$50 IT. amt many ct the sh ep toarse and light
Mao II A. ebs than a. AMI ll11 reduces tue
taulte arrilston rEe wholesale buctey. quotes FIJI
lows the price Of Sheep and Lambs: % las will dsfss
% net Ut TO- and Lamb. tha: will Ltcss .. net a.
oaa rttn this to the quotations given in tile rror
The following is George ". Dorm4ns price o. Hogs til,
week:
Lire. Dsad.
fiIst quax corn fsd Urge .sxteX :h@.K
tint quality. s'rall nze. lat AMI prime
Tor MAJ ikf natche1s. .6AGs4 6A49
sce;ni qualify .t I'D, light Sessx :3Gs@
, 1860-08-04

NEW YonK, August 3-The race between the
Yachts Julia and Rebecca resulted in tie VIC
tory Of the julia, which passed round the
stake fifteen minutes ahead Of the Rebt cca.
Flora Temples lime in the race yesterday,
was 2;a2s, 2:e3 and ee::ao4, winning III three
straight heats
The grand Cricket Match between the Unite d
States aud Canada, commences on Monday next
on the Hoboken Cricket Ground. Tie players
on the United Stntes side are Sharp, Hiyaman,
Wilby and SHINES, of the New York Club,
Sedler, Of Klrgs County Club, Hammond Of
Rochester, Bafklev, If Sewhall, keppard Of
Germantown, and Provost and Vernon, Of Phil.
adelphia. The last i've Of these u:e American
players.
, 1860-08-04

Cor1Scrox, Ky, Aug. 3.-The friends Of Bell
and Everett held the largest meeting last night
ever assembled here. The crowd was immense
and the whole city a scene of the widest tu-
mutt. Donfres blazed along the lesec, torch.
light procession paradcd lie streets, and there
Was one continual peal from bells Of all sizes,
cd. Large torc!.light professions from Circiu-
natl and Newport increased the crowd and
enthusiasm,
, 1860-08-04
4 Remarkable 3TetrOr.

CA1Ro. Aug 3.-Tbe most beautiful and re-
maekable meteor ever witnessed in this viciritT
was seen here last night ut precisely 10 O'Clock,
The courae Of the meteor was northeast,
, 1860-08-04
Daily Reyiew Of Chicago Market.

Fl1oAF Evrs1x1. AuEus:3.
FRE1GHTs-K~rs steady sAd unchanged. Ircp o.
toaagon. wheat to Port Colora j. tc: Fp luwa oc0
tu corn &c; sc Grant ad H3u Ga1l, corn to BIZ.
salo II ec; sc-s jcha Tau.by wheat 10 Baaalo r.t
FL0ER-Ntceip,s 6G3 bts. NJ shipment, MARI, t
more active sales follows: 70 ils "Carnyi
choice Illinois winter Is Is Gel 60 hfis Derwe' very
cboce sprtug extta In tacks sacks !ut, eI y: .s
Forest City and 20 bs Isatava" cllse spring cx r.
ets6 Gel $50 trls thtA4 not yen} c4oee sp1us extra
At 44so del; lu0 bis NIX to II stne 30 Molsc
Nlh" do Al 4l61H de-.
WHEAT-NectIts e., ,s6s lu. Shipments a.vsu Iii;
Market steady. Sales a f-Eows-ap bu No Willie
Winter u Los In siose 100 bu DO li In sore ua la
MOL Lex al l0 In 100 bu do Lux In eto.c on
IN 90 Ia atoe 1 lu do ut l01 In sorc 1000 bu
Nos Red n &c n sloe 1000 bu do SC In store L. to
b1 no afslbs Il &c in ttore; No Co nj ooc In
atore 500 bu Rejected Fed III t0c In s:o,e; 10 tu do at
Sic In Atoe; 1900 hu Kec.+d &c In sto1c LOO hu do L,
9scin store 100 bu No spring 1t s3xc In bulk on tn
100 lag do NJ &c on track 40 bes Gly s.pc a: e.
on tr1ck.
coteN-Redpse 81, Al bu. shipment. q,.s6a In. N3r.
Re: steady. sAea pcsc-Sooo bu No Canal vi ~;
saoat; aoo ha Nc =. &sci store; oo bu do at 42tc
IN store 100 ba do ld tcc4..) 4cc Ia store $50
bu No as 4ac In etcrc 1000 bu c In store ;uQs
do st<IKc in asore; "a bags No 1t &c delivered.
oATh-R.ceipts e,1ss bu. No ah1pneu,s. Market d.7
and neglected. eaies lcoo hu Nc at Sc on track
2u bA&a d. nj eSe itaGk.
RYE-Recc!psA llto hu- No Alllpnen,s Market A.ealy
With flr den,nd. sacs 100 bu Al &c tn storc
LEO Tag 60 ri Tic On tack.
H1GHWtkEs -kcc pA - LI.. >alcs 109 bis civ n
lots II lsc c5 bh county at Ii Ac 70 IBIS Go at lie n
t.ack.
BUTTER-1he market continue, .,etdy with 4 good Il.
tand for shpmtnt Salts Of g. krss goo IT loc choice
dairy Ia fair -queat ii 1161lhc.
EGGsNa1kcta asade easier. will sales a. Ike = dr.
A..%1.A L
, 1860-08-04
THE CITY.

NJGwAN SERAoS.-The eleventh sermon of
the series, at request Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, will be delivered At the Wig
wan On Sabbath next, at =. ~, By Kev 4.
J. Joslyn, Of the Union Park Buptist Church.
R.M. Gr1IFoRD, Chm Com.
, 1860-08-04

0nc Of which be ia operation store al
times.
An kncs Of Machinery for working woo AID Iron con.
Rt1ltiy on hant. HIGGINS, MuWKf d CO.,
nj ~ Ttept} ot,hs
, 1860-08-04

1000 Hf Chests Z: II. TEA,
AAOO KEfNOID3 Ely + ri,
, 1860-08-04

Senator Eewarf1 In NESkrnu&Jt,.

MAp1soS, Wis: Aug. 3-Ssnator Seward. of
Sew York, haring signifed his willingness to
address one political gathering in Wisconsin,
the Republican State Central Committee have.
on consultation, decided on this city US the
place where the mass meeting on that great
occasion shall be held. The time has not ret
been fixed.
, 1860-08-04

The Tcxas Frontier Troubles Ended.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-An official dispatch
represents everything quiet on the Texan IRON
tier. Even rumors Us TO Cor.inas or his men,
or Of robbers from the Mexican side Of The
river, have ceased. 1t is.nos thought necessary
region ut this season more troops thxn may be
actually requisite,
, 1860-08-04

VAN Brn ZEN, Ark, Aug. "a large Douglas
Club Was organized here last evening, J. II
Haney and Fletcher Dent Secretaries. Ther
were addressed by Ex-Gov. brew and Others.
4 Douglas ban :er spans Main street, from The
Pr<ss Office this morning.
, 1860-08-04

TOBACCO.-l00 hf bbls. Chew
INK Tobacco, 1ao bbls- Smoking Tobacco 81 toxp
AID Caddesi Tobacco. Of VARIOUS b Anta Tor sals low
WA' LlrTLG I. .Vo4 ~ soush WAierst
, 1860-08-04

os*Eao. ArS. :.
ELoraI4nehan3so with moderate demand 70. hon e In
s1se. acuG!sk ~ inFoTt: double t1tT, It 49,
=, ~. n1 & cua. saes tSoo hu red winter Ill \,
Also qulet and no4lp4l, 9-' oo4tf sfA1ul
EAMAL ERx1GH1H--A fEade e.sfc- Int MT -,...,,.
q: Flour &c, wheat &C. com Ike TON saoAoy LOW
lAfok18-lGn1 bu toru4
i5 o' bu Wheat 2. 40 bu cosn, 1850 bu,htl.
, 1860-08-04

R1cuvIEw, ILL.,, Aug. 3-An immense Doug.
las and johnson ratification meeting was held
here to-day. From 5000 to 1000 people we're
present, and it was the most enthusiastic po|it.
ical meeting held in the County Of WASH
iugton since 1910. Addresses by Mcssrs, Pr.
rish, Haynee, Maj. J. u. Wood, Q. kellogg and
otters.
, 1860-08-04

PEORIA, Aug, 3.-A large Democratic rat;6.
cation meeting WAS held here las, r,ght 10 ra,ify
the nomination ci lngersoll. 1000 torches were
out in procession The meeting continued to n
late hnf,r
, 1860-08-04

SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, August S.-A letter has
been received in this city ironl Tom. Corviu,
stating that be will positively b. here on
Wednesday next: to address the great Kepubli-
can State Mass Meeting.
, 1860-08-04

BT 1E1EpkAfH.1 1..
NV, =. nr'sALo, lugc.t Z.
s,dI a.. 10 1e en- .r' S2;s,o. eu n ,,k
n 1lnois, RscooIn Ind ". ~ = ns Hsao1Ior.x-
4no yno to1o@6tn fo1 dauI e1ts.. extra H.
Nknt atoSk ta!es :o1 tu$h 4t.t4; sun hst Gtth
c,a1 G%fn acs!ye AID e1eadY. s.es = us1 4naoA "a
tftaiaHrs-koah sczrcs. and 7efs a,l,nr ,,1.
'of eo!n ~ l-4e 70: Wheat IN New Ymx 1t'se
AAxxlsfoE1s-&0n hE14 nour ii t1t In ~. n, =, ~.
bu com 9ti 60 bu uat1 ~So'S W ~Leat, 1000
r., Cax1l Ezros7s-loo tfs aour, ooo 1 h<z, 1. IN
, 1860-08-04

BURLINGTON, Aug. S.-Rirer 80 inches; wind
southwest; clear; thermometer s6 deg.
pEk1S. Aug. 3-Riyer rising slowly. Water
on bar SO inches.
, 1860-08-04

RCftA!D Il AXE Ill lin
Il RAtL"'i. :'"s.t art .:sn1'-,e Er::.. !:
Trin e-v .f.K. As IN, an. U1;,o 1t '.:, ,
~ nsrs II hSh''o; s h.r.1'.. hta YORK a lt;''
Ton ~ In: t',H' rt'Es will: y. i, t'it.4. ;; ,".
J. 4 !.''e rains IT,. EAt T.:5.:. v ;, -, =
os"'ea.ar' 1t tac tno" ltep@t Il. .t..t:.:::,
, 1860-08-04
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Liont's. J. ''allc. 46e; bu corn
Gta:gc, Mosn& $500 bu corn
Adca Joliet 65 bu wEeat 3isx BIZ &C III, l,,lcr sso
1bs butter. ~''~-
Belt 1octpon. cc9 bu corn 1916 bu wtea,, 70 tb'
pork " " y"
ToEtlat d Nof5ls, 4Gs9 bu con-
Keaolnsc, A'hcEs. W c.y. II, ttore
Tlnrp. Jnirf, et0 fu corn 80 bu TIC 20 Lu wheat
Dougtas Scueca, s4t0 bu corn ~ - ~
, 1860-08-04

Q00 Eff Chests TEA, assorted quail
PARSONS, FlTKIN 4 HASkEY,
Ennf
, 1860-08-04

PHILADELPHIA. August 3.-During The exhi.
bition OF fireworks at Paramount lust evening.
Prof. Jackson was fatally injured by IN explo.
aiou Of powder.
, 1860-08-04
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, 1860-08-04
MARIN E. JOURNAL.


ARRIVED. &AuEuA8
stur Canes, A%rs.u. C-unh H.~--, r,dse nk9s
dsh '"AH
Prep 1nwa, Jones. Bno, 70 tGs Vases 50 cheststea
1ohhds sugar, S8 lags coffee Is ttovsa Lbs tu1pen
TIE.
rr-pKH Foss, Wilson, Nuskegon. 1e0 N lumber.
Sc1lr I3ates. Cannon. NuskeEor. Is: IN lumber.
Shs Aaat4tua. Warbrf, Grad Haven sc IN lumber.
schr lItunde1e. costaln kal.maz ~. co lumber.
Sclr Gicy. Janestn. aluskeEon, Is lumb.r, e sqr
schr Crusader. Coates Kalamazoo. Is lumber Is 1bls
fish,
67hs Ellen Ike. Boyd, Kalamazoo 20 III lumber, acorts
wuud.
CLEARED.
Prop Sun. fverson Congwood 1910 bis 1our 200 bbls
ora IS kegs butter, box caIngs 50 bbls highwipes
!3rkFsf fuit, II tk e veg, tables, pigs groe ries
Prop Free state, kound DuIo. ~ 0oo ID corn SO bb,
four, spcs ttone. 81 tens scrap iron.
BARK Staad4rd. boy. Part Cobu:n-. &C s02 bu eorn
ScLr Belle shfEdan. Davis, Osweg0. 1e01 iu wheat
Scar t;lara Gn vcs. Wheaton. O.~ego i-U79 tu corn
Schr Russell Dart Thompson. Budalo 1l.30e bu sorn.
Setr 14atLnn. Mcdonald. Otwsgo, 1{1GN u wheat.
SrtIr r Handy, L snntt. Duda}o 1000 bu corn.
s Me'rosc Becker, OEego. 3055 lush CON- 7sH bush
wheat.
, 1860-08-04

Dv.Tur1aArH.l NKw yoKx. Arx. 8.
FloCs-A tHae higher nd Z better export dem.nd: and
also f1thtf more NE trade Inquiry. Sales 1s0 h!A
ss1Na 80 super xtar b2sa IS elta state: o05G5Is
esn: soo1o % shipping bsands e,tEs t"und hoop ohto
Cicsng nr1n Included In sales Geo rls Ohio fM e.
part within the range. Canadian 1our Be- 9utttd
a5i5snreT; :sa7so summon 70 ehose e.tfa Kys n,u.
quiet hut steady uoehan ei pces Corn Aea' IN un1ea
fequeet 1t prey!ors quotations. c,.. ,.ot,i
SHnKr-Lcss ii tive ana esree'5 u 1n' ~ ''1'
,.Gs.1a-vheat nsner III better t1po denana; s.le.
1ao u ~ state q ~ Iq nsI IT," M s
a, Id. ott,on to f.trt tpTs at lSa ~
u .s:s loe s a. u s Isd,sn. y nys
Quiet vi sk Com .hade better with oeesse de-
,.nd ns 90 lu =, O.. for causazrd mixed wesiesn;
sss@a sse@ * .ta1 io seasd sstsw
ncs doas a SIC We fox and ce4aaian. 3ahG 4oe
fort MI >. ~ sr uucnc, ITz,, ., for T,o
asnae and sHc fo1 ~ seststn Il s}auShtesci ''' '''
FhoynIDNs-rhrk dull and wIllt ut ttsAf1 charge.
Sas 4g hts ii &a l:l9s3 for tltw ncs. ela.11@
1 % See e' ns. ss @ i, tn @ ~ e ie t
lr old prime BEEF quts, suad5. sats l5o hs u
al Is for pc: 4ss5.ts.'1 fof mes; s58s0.b0 for
fsa s IT. vi as ' x
shoulders aua iiaIlXe hams Lal market quiet and
: i @ s yl!as u e
7nJ Java Il l7e 81 bag K!o at III: mat. aud 50
e. e. .se. st. ssie. ioo Lids roo tteo ii So 70 ds ija
ha4n- at stc susar s'eady a tos fair aalnk Cus
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q, krt :sk L4Gros,e an. ~ ~. 4 II II. Gal Chi
Mail saS, l.ae grants X tIal IL 90 Mo IL E1