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, 1860-06-04

BurrALo, June LIN the Methodist Con.
ference yesterday, the exciting question Of
slayery Was settled, as far as this Con-
ference is concerned, by the adoption Of a
resolution, that the new chapter upon sla-
very as adopted is in itself clearly decatative
Of principles and advisory in practice and not
statutory in its nature and needs no explana-
tory clause.
The majority report Of the slavery committee
WAS then taken up aud the preamble adopted,
with that part stricken out which in any way
relates to the proposed restoration, which has
been rendered unnecessary BY the rejection OF
the rule.
The Bishops then se1ectad the order of busi-
ness for the remainder Of the session. and the
Conference proceeded with spirit to transact
the mass Of business which was on the table.
lhe boundary committees report Was taken
up and the boundaries Of the conferences fixed
for the next four ye1ra.
The name Of the Delaware Conference, which
was changed q few days ago to the West Ohio
Conference, WIS ngain changed to the Central
Ohio Conference
The Bishops we're authorized, if they deem
it advisable, to establish an annual Conference
to be called tbs Rocky Mountain Conference, to
comprise the territory known us Jefferson, and
all the mining regions.
The boundary report rs q whole IVES then
adopted.
Or. Mast, OF Cincinnati. made an interesting
speech in relation Ia the German work, ID
which he is engaged, pleading for the establish.
mcnt Of an annual conference, to be called the
Cincinnati German Conference.
A resolution by Mr. Trimble, Of Ohio, thought
existing circumstances dv uut warraut 1ne 1o1-
N alton at this time.
A Gsssaan Conference was adopted.
TIE committee on reriraIs WAS instructed to
strike out from the discipline the provision re-
lat1ng to the ordination Of slave holding local
preachers.
The bishops we're authorized to establish an
annual conference in India.
Thereport OF the Committee on Lay Delega-
tions was taken up.
4 motion to postpone the subject till next
General Conference was lost.
4 motion to submit the plan iu the report to
the Annual and Quarterly Conferences, to take
action upon before the next General Conference.
Was pending at adjournment.
Adjourned at II Pu
, 1860-06-04

Prrspuncu FLorR AND CRAM MAnKErs-June
1.-Fiour-Tbe transactions in this Article have
been small, ana prices haze droeping tenden-
cy- We quote super at $5.3OG5.4o; extra IS S.
@59o; extra tu,s,,ly &C, Gl2@6 90, fancy s6,4o
M6.5o, and white 1heat d. at $6.;5. The sales
from first bsands havc been limited. Grain-
The weeks sales, With the exception Of corn
md oats, have hoen very small Corn is in good
supply while the demand is limited, and The
sales made hare been ut decline from the quo.
tations Of our last We quote ut 55@57c from
wharf, and $4,000 from store. Oats are also
dull and declining. We quote from 6rst hands
At 31R1:c: and from store at 40@42c, In bar
lsy there las been nothing done worthy Of
notice: prices are nominal 4. CJ@6sc for spring
and 7oG?5c for full. Rye is worth so@s5c per
1oushef.
Nrw }'onk H1pE MAEkET-MAx Sl.-The
salea Of 500 California, Is lbs. average at 23fc.
for upper ,aad este. for Lower; 900 do. on pr
rate terms: and 500 New Orleans 10 lbs ut lite
ST. I.or1s MARKErs-hAr c0.-Eeceipts. BY
river, ,6ss SKIS corn. 500 sks wheat; $3.50
bgs oats. Wheat-demaud very dull, but there
day 4se bags spring and club nj e1.1o; Jos bsgs
club 1t $l.l3; 100 bags choice do at &l.l5; "a
do do at s1:16; $50 do fair fall at $l.o3; 500 bgs
prime fall Ut &143, and $50 bags choice ut 81 TO.
Cons-Dull through unfavoraIle Southern quo.
tations, although deliveries were light, and
AielhAt0 lUHE EA4ES .1V CuE& Door mixed at
45e; soue eoo0 bags mixed and yellow at 50M
b3c; 1000 baKs Northern mixed yellow and
mixed white 55@5zc, delivered; $500 bags fair
white good to primo mixed white, aud prime
yellow at 81 4@55c, mostly delivered: 1850 baes
prime and choice white IRON Sc to 5se, and &c
bags choice white ut 5s96oc, mostly delivered.
FLoun-1n demand except in Emitted way far
orders; sales comprise G5 bags country at IL 80.
$50 bbls choice city superfns at $5,75: 100 bbis
country do at $525; 50 bbls city single extra
ut s6.75;. 80 bbls fancy brand 1t $5,s7}: $50
6ags cho1ce-city supertne, in lots $3.50. OATs
Holders firm Ut quotations, and demand mac.
tire- Sales include 7le bags light and common
IN lots, at 4oe, part deliyerd; $500 hundred brs
good snd prime. in secondhand aud new bags.
atN@4ec; 1000 bags private, and about 4oo
bags strictly prime and cnoice at 42iM73c, in
GOOD ana new bags: WH1skxY-pull aud drop
ing. bales today inolnde 147 bbls 1t 1916. cur.
1ency; Sc bhls At same, 80 daYs: 100 bhls mi.
*ate; $50 hbls ut 1Stc, terms not disclosed.
Caors II CAHADA.-The Toronto 0Io5e of III.
slat, contains tic following:
We continue to receive from eyery sect;on of
The country reports Of the favorable appcar.
Anca OF the crops, the weather for which during
3he past week has been ali that could be ID.
sarsa. great znany fields Of fall wheat, a.
, 1860-06-04

necislly In the extreme western counties,
which month ago we're thought to be hope
the soil is Of light, loany character. the yield
Of winter wheat will not be much below m
average. All descriptions Of spring grain are
growing finely, and 50 far in the season Toah.
ing but favorable indications appear noos
crops nre being largely Gown, notN7thstanoaog aos
the comparatively low prices which they 1fst ,st
at t no former @ @5eriod 10 Cana d. has there been
so large a breadth Of laud under crop every
exertion has been used by farmers to increase
The production, and if the yield Is - large ~
at present indicated, and remunerative q p1lees
| continue to prevail, d great stride VIII nave
been made towards 4 return of more pfoSp'''
| c1p 4ire&
, 1860-06-04
Foreign Markets.

pE1 SrEAMLR.1 LIyGHFpoI- May ef-
Flour dull hut nominaiy unchanged sales IS Gd93os.
Wheat 1n but quiet. Rel II les dG10s r. and White
1e1se Yellow tssks Cd; White a6@3e. Mtssrs. Wake.
ned Nash Co. and oteEa rrpc Beef dull Pork quiet
and quotations nominal. aeon hr but quiet LC1d dull
lu. hrm. Taow sow or tsle but prces without altetA-
tfon. Spirits Of Turrentne dull at 3as Cd. Pot Ashcl
quiet 1t -. Pearl Athss dali At -.
WHE41-BuoTant and adranccn les. Sugar quiet Ind
dec!lntd U.s.: Conte, doll &nd declined IL. Tea buoyans
TAtow, dull, b6@!ss I'd. Fig fon Gull, u. Con:als clio
red o. iucsday s4x@e+x, Mordsy. SsKaa6. in Au.
lcan secu.1ti9s @aes made II the following quo
taon' II Cent 1906 discount do 7sls.5. II. IL stoc1
l9Gt9. n. Y. C-7NG72.
, 1860-06-04

LEkCII / 10. No. = state .,rcrt, Ho<ton
h. H. HOUSTON. tisn1 Fra'khs !A!t Ph1a4e!phiA
!. /. HUCI1T. t;rnl r!c1rl !Ak't Philadelphia.
TuQS. A. SCOTT. Gen1 SuP't Altu-.na, IA ta..sUly
, 1860-06-04

sAzrznAr Evxzrso. June z
The exchange market i, decidedly easier. :
Should the supply improve as i. has for tho past
four DAYS tho price must Eeeede within tne
nert wfek. Rates are still steady at 1t.
Currcncr is abundant. Very considerable
amounts are lying idle in the hands Of bankers
waiting safe and profitable Investment
Gold dull al H.
STATEMENT or EARNINGS Of the StLouls, Alton
l. Chicago Railroad, from the s5th to the 31st
Of May, being the fourth weak.
frri&nl e.sSs1s
sNalA f@Got
Total INCREASE Of receipts In Hay, l56o ovc1
oanc mouth
, 1860-06-04

CLtrr1vxp, June a.-Stephen G. Kennedy
WIN some time since ran away from Memphis
with young girl, leaving wife in that city,
aud for whom q requisition was made on Cor.
Dennison By Gov. Harris Of Tennessee, On
charge Of stealing some property, which was
refused, was to-day taken back to Memphis BY
which Kennedy is charged with stealing jewel
r. from his wife. Intellectual search was made
, 1860-06-04
AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.


AIMS ERt0AN TE8T100N1A4Es
vr.,.r,c 1~,~,,. nv,
lFton Aen. NJ L. VAN fAHO1, 1so''oeH1t, II. =!
Dr. Sch1osser las today operated a very painful
1smnvine Il % T. Sttthouf sfsyipr
~4sS-e - CHAS c. VAN ZANDT.
-,u,.. .,.s.7
Dr. seAlo. ser ha, opersted On The feet of Of ny
family reTy sausiactony and without giving any pain.
WI F-PH1LL1P3.
rIon,u, 4. Ga6eld. Prest BIsau College, ohio.1
Idoterehy cert that Dr. Schosser has removed for
ne ye yeTT Dinfuf Conn Of long Standing without any
palm wha:ever and with every prospect of gerr1anent
CHE - a. NNAA't NA
tp,, w,P, No7osh. pfsst, Fo,dam Colege, N.Y.l
~ s,,.. ~. .e.s...1 ~ ~ :, rrmh., ~ co,ns
without giving the least laln. -, ,so,pnou nm
[Tsev. Cb4s, ". Quick, Plttaburgh.]
The opt1atoni OF ID! sehossef aTs unatsnosa w1ta ~
me- M n ny entiss sstaf.nnn CHaS. II. QUICK.
iort.. .Es 49,. -, ~ -
hieh Te.s rTtrrr,S n.Intn for n.nT y<ars The e1r1
Ordinary ease Wh which be operates Is remarkable and
ichseriul7 1eeammend hin t, Ill Who asc troubled With
f.orns ia any rsf,oa hays eyer knovn to pe.foEm
, 1860-06-04

In consequence Ct numerous fequesa which havs been
made lts2 by soEe Of the MOST DISTINGUISHED
FAA1LIEsin IN this city. DR.. sGHLOSSER has been IN.
duced to visit Chicago for SHORT. PERIOD only. Ha
would most respectfully inform th public that lie Il Of
the few living EXCLUSIVE PROFESSORS Of this In
portans but TOO COMMONLY NEGLECTED. branch Of
Surgery, who CURES PERMANENTLY and WITH
OUT PAIN, II! tl.eases Of the feet.
DR. SCHLos3ER has The satisfaction Of stating that h
enabled to do thia simply through eourse Of the MOST
SEDULOUS AID UNREAtTT1kG STUDY, and whers
= CARELESS or INCOMPETENT Practitioner dmp1y
produced MoMENTARY RELIEF. he guarantees that
his patients WILL FIND NO RECURRENCE OF THE
DISEASE and will entirely obvIate the possibility Of fur
ther annoyance from either Of these daily suer
ings. The most tmld persons noy paee themselves With
PERFECT CONFIDENCE In his hands without expert
slightest fear from his mode Of treaasnt tht
contrary they viii derre immediate benefit md connfo
fromt.
DR.. BCRLOSsER has the satisfaction OF 1a5lnx besor'
the public at his consulting direct proofs O.
the e1taa,d1na.y satlsactiou which Lis style Of treat
1uent haa produced ssvea1 thousand testimonial from som
Of tie 1oss etae1t citizens Of the United Sates and Can
ada Among these Dr.. schosser takes the Abty Of eaf
Ing the attention Of the public to the following
, 1860-06-04

pubuae, Marion l. Western r. H., collided with
The passenger train near worthington yesteE-
day-no IiTes lost. Rx-Gov. Hampstead, Genl.
Hodgson, Hon. ". ". Hamilton and ". i: Ali"
son Of this city and Hon. 0. D. Aattison Of Utica
n. r., werc considerably injured, but It il
thought not seriously, MI: Cummings, eoDduc.
slightly wounded. Locomotives and cars, were
badly wrecked.
River four feet on bur. Rained hard Ill day.
, 1860-06-04

Bosros, June 1.-The Union Ratification
meeting for Bell and Everett at Faneuil Hall TO-
night, was great demonstration, notwithstsnd-
ing pouring rain. Several out Of town dele
cations we're present, aud the Hall was dcnsely
packed. Hon. S. A. Eliot presided. Among
Ike sneakers were J. Thomas Stevenson, Geo.
s. Ilillard, Mr. Henry Of Tennessee, Iii. Salt
oustali, Hon. Edward Everett's letter Of accep-
tance was read, aud was most enthusiastically
srod
, 1860-06-04

A@AkSI'p"e ~
bushels, and the ea1paes.s W" "loe " 4.''0se
bushels. Under this e1n.oio.' aAu o"1ns ~
an urgent demand BY sne9t eeAets' A1o "a.ne -
wss firm, and prices adFancsa .ohy t. ano
transactions however "ere ma'a1Y TPseo'an'e
shippers not caring TO test fhe dnafAe''
Sales amounted to only about 75*ooo pusa-
e'ss a@ oose lo1 r. A1ne "''e A''" $500.
g70s ''' ~. asl'e' A1ea 1a ,os ~ ns;.ct.
No. !; 44f@a5c for No. 2; and 4oc LOT he)ee'-
ed. Wheat opened flat and heavy, and sales
w.re made ut decline Of 1c; but towards the
",sao ~ur. .at:vo ;no,,;rr took n1ace and
Close q mose ucu'e "94"y 49, ra.st;ors
prices agatn rallied 10 5cs'efuaS qaos. asa"
About g, 900 bushels only were sola at *lo1 LOT
o. .r.se s.ar." ~ the morket closing quiet and
epA's ~ IL, 49,, .s1as 4.on,b limit.
steady. FLOUR Was onii an1 sa.eS' 'Do"su "AA'
ed, show that buyers nao the aosan1aee-
good spnng catFas se''us IT. .'ss', 49,"
choice at s'.@o' ss "e.e =, a@'s. ~. w., AN.u
sales oi 40 ~ -oa9s ~ 7'o wv -1:- 'on -
ea&s SUI ~ -ss@.y ", :. ~. ~ p..,s- Al, s1d
~ : s.1,;r, - crc IN trac1.
-: .h.s ,-. ;nact;va yesse1s nre held at an
ss H., t,a,. ,roe M onr;e+v IN shin IN.
"'~e' ~. -A
dsy, and We hare no engagements 10 report
NEW WuzA7.-Severa1 samples Of new wheat
vere exhibited on Change to-day, one by
49,, n.,;. no.a + sbor, from Edwerda
hessFs' oA''s' Aopo . ,.p' .4
Co, aud one hy Messrs. Catlln d heeief, from
Carkonda'e. The fields from which the aheafs
..&ar will he ready for the sickle next
were 'a-~0'
7scek.
x-u r,,r,>.a Nav 31-p, M-F|our dull and
~,.;'..s ;oS,;n;,. Sales Of suuerGne at $3.50
LIES 1MSeiulns, 11ad md e,etdv nt TGM7Sc
&C.: 1osn III 1rcna ccG.s. for 1T,ed Mess i.orE
~ "n.e ~ oogyo'c clamand Mt x19O0. The
as u.aaGs w Wy ~ ~: r.: ;rsa.ct;on warahouse
Ssos1 M ~ A'nHs Wna ~ nc ~ I'D IN moderate de-
1uaad, at s!@et Tor shoulders, 10t@l0a for
sidsa. aud i1s@1la for clear s,des: 1aET It'll
= ao ~ ~ asd -aot;Gad adSanced tn l9m
.ants t'a ".s =. ~ ~ Isht .rn.1v row ia firm At
of,ic Sn,ar ~ md coffee rnfcSanged.
S1oCE OF DAnREL PonE At New 0RIEASs.-
A. Sew flr1eona 4here rrerc on1r II .415 brls in
~, --.n a.,
tne inspection oa "A1sooueeo W 'oe !aA "e'''
being about one-third the stock At the COT
RESPONDING date last year.
IfSctSHA11 MARKETS, June line ou-eHeo o1
this morning SAVE:
The sEcht ;,nnrove,,crf 'ee{ahl;eh-a dav h.
ro-a rta,srdar IN Gamr wos inat to.daT tn
1assst .;as;rr All ~ ts N nv s,nerf;ns and
soM5T3 IT. EXTRA, Gho;ca fsr,iiF hrands
are still held for full prices, say $5,3o@6,l0.--
The receipts to-day were only 5ss brls against
2.le3 br1s exported. .Wlsiely remained ut 1sc.
Prime wheat was firm with . good demand at
31.2s@l,ao for red and Sl,s3@l ,55 for "h1te:
Corn steady and in fair request. Oats dull at
41c, and prices ere dropping. Holders OF pro-
visions continue iirm to day, but buyers e1-
Mbted less disposition 70 operate and on1 liitie
Tere con9ned to 1lD hhds Lacon at T4c for
shoulders and 1oc for sides; $1,000 lbs bulk
shoulders =. Gsc, 'n9se; anu l4o 1es ma or1s rs
-au III ~ .4*L- - ,1S - ooA- tsS SO
, 1860-06-04

WEST CHESTER, Pa, june "A collision oc-
CURED on the Baltimore Central Railroad at
twenty minutes past ak O'Clock this afternoon,
near Painsville Station: Two passenger trains
rushing into each other, both engines and four
cars became total wreck. This fremen aud
engineers escaped By jumping from the trims.
Conductor Willis Taylor and newsboy were
seriously injured.
Lee Michner, farmer Of Chester Co., who
was Wa standing on the platform was instantly
killed. Mr. Finney, an employee, was injured.
Contractor A. u. Burton who was riding On one
Of the engines, jumped of, escaping with sli9ht
bruises. Every assistance was rendered 20 the
passengers, number Of whom were more or
less injured. They were taken to Mendeuhall's
, 1860-06-04

Or. sCRL0SsER besa esye to Stale tha. he !, In po.
seasson Of nunefpas Testimonials from some Of ths most
dae uihsd Enebe1s Of the so5 families OF Europe.
nuznbe'lesa ones from stsesmsa, DspIou.tstx &C. d.
which 1t VIII be unnecessary here - .eeaptuate A,o
from adt reading both In this country and In Europe
which he aecessara'y rstts!ns from publishing
, 1860-06-04
pACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
IL KAILE0AO.
NXT KEE UEEYYE

On md aer April i:,h. 1850 raba viii run daily. sua
days excepted, - follows:
GOING WES-:
Leave Hatpe Express P1eenxer, u 11:15 AN making
cioee connections for Jsnr.ytia Naison Gatena Du-
buqus ard tho Wess, arriving Il IIeo.t at iao p.1n.
FleepoTt 333 IN. Freight And PASSENGER, Ut l1;l9
pm. .auiv1Rat Be";t Al ::o5 H., Fcepot 1850 N.
Law Clinton Junction Expn. Messenger, =. lis A.,
On arrival of trains fro Ehirsxo aI Jlns svtle AZ
rivtnE At eo!t at l0 an,.. Y.svport 1t SIS
GUlNG EAST:
Leave Fre&port ExprEs- fss>enx-s.a 15 a e!ott At
t1;46 PIN. Clinton A. l:l3 p.t, connecting with tfalR
en Tho Nosth.e'tes1 md Cheaxo IA isoaa Tor Jaaet
vtls aad Madison Aaesne y !:13 !? H. leaking eosn
Railroad.
Freight and Passenger. It &:c3 r.ra Delolt at 7e5 p
Clinton 1t e. p-M-. connecting With tTlu foF Ixset
Vile; arriving II ttac!re at 80 a-m.
PASSENGER Express At 0:l5 p. arrival Of tns rom
The West connecting 1t Clinton Junction with tsala
for jauesv!lls md Chicago Vi t.G3 An,
MATT. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
q. A. THOMSON, ueal AAa1xer. a<17.yiJ
, 1860-06-04

~ form the public that his cha1ges for curing
sBC Corns and all diseases Of the Feet, are rea-
% sonable and within the reach Of every one
Icy who wishes to have the benefit Of his skil|.
, 1860-06-04
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIT.
l. H{tAD

fH1CAGU, BUI{IINHTUN d
~ QUINCY KAlLK1AD.
Passenger Trains leave AID s1r!vr Cttezo "A foav
Day Expres feAvea s:l3 SUNDAYS exeerte arrives
$50 p- saatays rzerpteA.. .Nkst Express leavt. fl3
pm. Sasu..ay* excepted: arrives 80 s.. Xoplays AZ
eepsei: Accommodation leaves PA. e1ndaJa
exceEteds arrives 5:15 SUNDAYS sfreptra.
q. q. AAAAtAit. tsa1e1A. Sat4.
f.tfca~n An,ft .th 1877
, 1860-06-04

SATURDAY EvzxIxo, Juute. 1860.
The following are The receipts and shipments
for the last twenty four hourB:
, 1860-06-04

WAsulxcTox, June 1.-Geu. Foster, the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania,
james Magee, Director Of the Pennsylvania
Railrond, and other citizens Of TINT State, are
here on business cennacted with the passage Of
the Tariff bill By the Senate. The number will
be increased next week by the arrival Of Messrs-
Robbins, Cadwallader, Phillips, Roberts,, VIM:
G. Patterson and other prominent Democrats Of
pcnnsylvania, on the same business.
The Senate Committee on Printing will re-
port in favor Of the House bill tor the estab-
iishment Of Government Printing Office, and
the prospect is that it will pass the Senate. This
means Of executing the public printing has
been repeatedly before Congress, since 1sl9-
Whatever may be its merits. its success ia d
great measure is owing to the industry And per-
severance Of Mr.. Gurley: -
Edward Bates, Of No., is about to publish a
letter addressed to o. Il. Browning, Of Quincy,
ILL.,, ad rising his friends to do therir utmost TO
secure the election of Lincoln md Hamlin, mud
expressing the opinion that they should not
waste their yotes upon the Bell and Everett
| ticket.
Mr. Appleton was to-day confirmed as minis.
ter to Russia, md II. Il. Prescott as Assistant
Secretary of State. 49,.
Horace F. Clark, member Of the House from
| New York, testified yesterday before the Co.
| rode Committee relative to the subscribing OF
| $4,000 per month to Mr. Vanderbilt. Lie
| stated that neither Mr.. Buchanan nor the Ad.
tninistrntion were responsible, rs the arrange
1nent whs complete before Mr.. Buchanan q term
The Senate confirmed today tho nomination
OF Mr. Day Of Iowa as ,pu1ser in the United
| States navy.
, 1860-06-04

The B0Wth WEymout01 13AH9' 11"Eeo5s
Bosrox, June 2.-The Coroners inquest at
South Weymouth, cloaek yeste!day.> Abe TACT
that Betsey Frances TirTeil died by poison was
established, but no direct evidence implicated
Geo. @. 4erssy. The circumstances, however,
were deemed sufficient to demand his commit
tai to jail to wait the action Of the Grand
Jury.
, 1860-06-04

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4!1 GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWA4s-
=. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Trains Leave tho Great Csnsrh Depot foct OF Lafe st1es
Caiako:
7:uAn-LRhtnnk E1prefa {Suntsys ezcscie!> aE!ve u
Detroit &A5 pm. susi vnsic, lhdse a-s0 am+ Albany
oDpm, New Ya,S a-W pm. H1s1ou II - pm.
ampm-Sew York d sioa txpxess. te1eeps SATURDAY
alftss It D<srof. 40 an. au.penEon bEo5e
Butao $40 pun., Albany Ek5 aos-. As* xof4
S:41 Am.. Hostoa i:0u pu.
7:Dam-C1e!nnau L1p:ess7exeept surday) tnseu&a -
Clnclnratl In Is LOUIS.
100 pm CInclnnAsi and Louisville Expre:< fezeept -
daY) through to Clocian2u II Il houis. Loaa
In IS hours.
so I'm Tra1u, SA,usiay. on,y 70 Niles.
Sunday TEa1ls pul.
Patent Sieepux Cars on all Ekht tst1n..
The 800 pm train eouo.et t Fasts w!th The BnAe aI0
1afS Hur6o Railway for ERaIn a1d sill poots est: u H.
roato With H. Grand Trunk Railway 70 0zden*
snr9h ~ no9s Yesacnss ~ Hamas;1e nd Aa!ne.
naEgzxe checked through.
Thrnur Tickets for zaa 1t the principal Railroad otc4
IN ;he Sosth md West. an5 Il ths Companys ONCE H
Dearborn sss Chicago. :. he depot loot Of Lke street.
r y. RICE. Superintendent.
Il J. srA1oE1s~ General Passenger Acaat- js43
, 1860-06-04
Death of a Kerortef.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Wm. Dunn, d re-
porter employed on the Ledger, died this morn
ing from injuries aeceived By falling out OF q
window during The 6ght.
, 1860-06-04

sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
meets III emergenles mi no household AZ I'd to bs
~thoutk. lis1s avays ready and up 70 the sticking
point There no longer \ neeess:ty for mplug ehai,1
tpntszed vsnee headless dolls md hroken esadles 1t
n,us the article for cone shell and other oE1Asntal work
10 popular with Iadlts of refinement and tasts-
Thlssdmtahle preparation il used cold being chemically
he'd solution, and possesAng al tbs valuable quatea
ne eest Glue 1t ay be used In the psea
OF ordinary nueilsse, being vsst3Y more &dhesvo.
"usEFu1 IN EVERY HOUSE,"
K.B-A Brush accompanies eaeh bottle.
Price, IS Cents.
Wholesale Depot, Na 4s Csdar-st. nev York.
Addrsas HENRY c. sPALD1na l. CO.,
Box No $500 Rev York,
P up for deaers in Cases containing four eight CT
sNslve do1ena beautiful ihoHaph ShowCaEd 1ccompA.
IA Gnxie Bottle Of hpALDMGY PREPARED
Sold bY I'll prominent staoner1 Druxxt.ta Ha.dware
and Fututur. Dealets, Gsncer4, and Faaty Storea.
goastT Merchants atouid make = nots of SPALD-
!hGH PREPARED GLUE, whea making up their LII
Il wu1s any climate des1 dlYeod
, 1860-06-04

ST.. JouSs, N. F., Jnne 1.-The steamship Bra
I'll sailed hence for Galway at ! o'clock this af-
teru0on.
, 1860-06-04

8PALD1NGS PREPARED GLUE.
A.......M Mend. ACCOUNT BOOKS. .........,........A
B....... .Aends BUREAUa.. ............,.......,...B
..Mends CRADLES.
D........4eu
E...-....AendA
F.-......Aeods
H-...-. .Aeads HARPS
I........Mends 1NLA1D W0RK........,............I
........ .Menda
A.-..... .Aends
.Mends LEATHER WoRK....,,,............L
M........Mends M1RROR.F'RAMEs....
N........ .Aends Newell POSTS.
0....... .Mends OTToMAEL..............
P.....i. .Meuds PIANoFORTEs....
Q........ .Aeuds QUiLTFRAMKS.. ...... .............
Mends sROCK1EG-1lORsE9.. RsE9.......,,.......,R
.Mends SOFAS, .,.....,.....,,,.S
.Mends TABLES. ...T
U........ .Mends su3lBKELLA-ST1Cks,....
.Nenda VASES.
W....., .Mends sW0RK-BOIES. IES..,...................W
X........Mends sXYL0GRAPHIC-WOEk....
.Nends sYARD-ST1CES.....
z.... ...MendsZEPuyK OoD-WoRK..............Z
A........1n ,es9,nsqsoo, q sPALpINo's PREPARED
GLUE auseful In Libraries and dSchools.
Ices. .Aends
9....P... .Meads PITCHERS
s....A.... .Mends sAcC0RDEONs.. ....A....
4....L.,,. .Nends LETTERSEALING. .L....
s,..D.' .Msuds spA0uERREorYpE CASES .D.5
s,,.I..., Menus IMAGES, q
7....N,... .Mends NEW BREAKAGEs..........N
8...0... .Mends GUE-STOoKS.
s,,..s.... .Ments SCHOOLBO0Es. .,,..,,,,,,,.,S,...
10. r.. :. .Mends PARAsols. 10
u....R.... .Msnds RULES. III
H....E....Mends ELECTRICAL MACHINES. ..E... IL
1s....P. P...+Aends PArER-HAEa1NGs,.. ,...-...-.p.. lis
A....A. ... .Nsuds sAR3I-CFAIRS.......- ,,A.. II
s....K... .Mends RtCkETY FURN1TURE.,,,,R r., ,,l5
16....E....Aends ERASER HAEnT4Es.... ....E....ls
17....D... ...Mends
.NenSs GLOBES. IL
.Meuds 1oOsEEED LEAVES. 10
an n Mend, IpuO1,ED F11RNiTrRE. H.. 20
n r =. .M.nd. .Eff}-BEArEKs. EKs.-......E....s 81
>, Mend, ACORN. N.ypoBE. -
=, va,a. uEss,nn4Rns - -
=. Mend, F1nnnEs. q
o. wsnd. .sHr11.wnRE -
~ Mc,d. ErJ1ETTORE e6
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '''''...'......' .. ~
"a M~nd.KA1E1D0scopEs n
~ ,fnra. .tnyrvu unyrs 10
~ Nruda pTCTr7RE FRAMES 81
n Mrnd.sF:cnErAR1Es s......... 81
n M.nd.yESEER1Hn n
~ M.nd. scaoo1, FnpN1TiYpE -
H.......N .Neuds spAp1ER.MAcHR... 81
Mend. WARDR0BEs Is
M .uends PAR1AE MARnr.E............. .s6
.Mends CRIES. 81
-. .Meuds bABy7JU4PERS.. 5
H. Mends IpOEY-WONE. ONE..................ta -
~ .uents NATCH SAFES. s..4 "a
u .Mends PICTURES Al
"a Mend. QUILL. WHEELS .....:........ n
II .Nenda TOWEIrRACES. Il
Il Henda wAsH-sTAHDs u
q. .Meuds BEpsrEAps ......................4s
u, Mend, DRUMS. ............4t
.Nends C1ESSAEH. .........,...........47