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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

Px.un.,r. OyUcg Hupsos RivsE RAILROAD
Nxw.YoRx, Oct. -, 1860 }
HOLDERS OF 2ND-MORIGAGE BONDS,
who have not ayaed themselves OF tho proposals Of isss
december for extending the same are required 10 40 20 on
before the LEI day of December next ro.u p.,s.u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY Tor
SALE-1he LOT and STORE No. 35l Broadway, west
side rs inches by inch In DEPTH connecting with
ot on Leousdst forming H. said lot on Leonsrd' being
n fee, inches width This property regarded as among
tbs most eligible business sites Broadway FOR maps and
further description of the property and term. Of sale apply
tLo room, of the American Institute Cooper Building 10
THOMAS MELRATH, Corresponding secretary.
Or WILLIAM HALL, PreEdent, no Do Droao"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23
Stores an6 9eaiers.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED ONE CENT a
- fOOT no tar ussd. with ELLERYs PATENT INDIA.
kubbEk FAINT No. $50 Grand a. No ~ Park row Ne Isa
soNesy u EA~ ieb~ shav, junction Sth cod Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

A. j. BLHkEHR. ArctioneeL
NETWORK, WILLIAMSON RICH, and YON-
IN KERS PROPERTY at AUCTION-A.y J. BLEECkER,
SON Co. will sell FRIDAY Nov a. at u O'CLOCK At sas
Merchsnts Exchange: .,o.,,,
On 44th 5story snd basement brick HOUSES sad
LOTS Nos 2l7 and 219 between 9Th aud th houses
20x44 and contain gas. water range. &c. lots Z)IlD
On south 5tht NilsmsbUrgh. 3stoTy brick HOUSES sad
LOTS Nos 69 and III 9TH It lots 2Iloo feet each
AT YOSKERS;
4ACRES with right, Wsrbu,tonav and Lsmlrtins-
st. fronting the Hudson River minutes walk h,a dsPa
Of Thsddeus Bell Maps terms kc at No Pine
a. Vo'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

IN SUPREME COUkF-THO1lAS Is. COD
/ DINGTON and al. y. The MINNESOTA AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY-Notics Ia hereby given thai In par,
susnce of Judgment Of the Supreme Court cred Nov
htO shell SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION, by r. c. B1ISey.
Aseoneer at the Merchants Exchange 10 the City Of New.
YorI on tho let day Of Dcceaber 1867 at IL O'Clock. noon
EORTY-FIVE MINNESOTA STATE BONDS OF 81 100 sscA,
MOI. ], 4s5 TO l. so incluhye.--N. T., Nov ., 1870.
sPsiR & Nah Any. T. II. RODMAN, Reseree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-23

DEMNAN1S Of RIBBONS, .
HI OF the PRESENT SEASONS STYLE,
CLOSING OUT Ar vLYY Low rkiCES
broadway cor. z5th-st. -
!. A. DLUX0ME.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
Fever and Ague,

,-, which mankind suffer ever large part Of Tie
sieee Is the ecascsuencs cs diseased action IN w
sxv,, i,esi hs the poisonous Tniasm of vegesanse
eeav This exharssn evolved by the action OF soias
Aes, o. vet sos and with the watery Sspor uon
il While the Is below the hosixon fhis vap0S
ers near the eAT;hs surface and the vlr,as Is nken
~h !. through the lungs infa the blood There aces
a. an irritating polso tie internal saseesa ana q.
crrfia organs IF the eods The assr becomes tofps0
and fails . sce.c cnls tkss s also the one
Frnra the tl Both TIE VI ant the ele seesisaaiah
ii,,rIsr lhc s1fsss, Ike kidneys. and the stomach
svnoa,ss v!:A The liver ard become esardered Also
Finally the isiast & organism as II IN an as'emHS
Ia expe re aozs.> isf.sion. concentrates the whole
soi Of hay sse internaf eNere;eTies to fofoe
ten 10 eA~s il out The hoed leaves the surface AM
gsAss - the central organs wsh eoneestise ueenee.
us Is the CEtLI B.s II this effort II faiis iaen inc
KvER follows in wh;rh the hiecs leaves the central
rsrs ard rssacs tie sEaes, i IN another thcIs
exp.l tn irritating poison ;hneaSh that other great
x--eta~-Ac skin. " this also IL fails anu the sys-
IN, Ahauass the attetest exhausted, waiting TOT hs
9ssv - ssrcret TecSt the hep less effort ae'aet
~. These the 6ls or paEc>yssls OF fINkR AND
z9i-E S,h eg,>.jsrfiafi disorder VIII OF IN.
.s.u.re G2e hea!sa !. L Il 10; lcs.sased
L. IA - found, an AGs1ocses
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
Percussion Bolt.
HOME PROOF.

HOME PROOF.
cTRIcKLASD Il BgIp9LAND say-"After . trial Of
- than months -Sordyke's Percussion bst' -
Aecumpli-b~- the object fully. We holt -four
from DAMP wheat with and ona ieaner than
ever before"
BROWN ADDfSoToS. (Mr. Adsin xton vas for II
miller late Basil Bright s-li I'VE
much pleased with Noraykes Percussion Bolt. W.
10 duty grinding. and can grind TO suit the
the cid and viii the aeity
-oonmon d IL Is TO - per cent"
7 ewARrZ ESQ., twenty eight years miller. ana
head miller in the Richmond City Mills, says Nor
dykes Percussion Bolt has AdvAHtAs-s 'For
pIc6y doing e0se eerk - e1sai
Has been using the Bolt for elk months.
Mr. wfLCnXES Of Auncie, Nordyke's Percussion
Bolt gives better yield and more perfect s-arssIon
4 MeLUCAs. Esq Of EeonomS for many years miller
Gillespie of Hssersto~n, IND. have
of sordyke- Percussion Bolts aud much pieased
with its OPERATION IL hoits vita .nd proat IT
aud saperanc -four the same time 4 hAv. never
known ii TO clog"
BRADY Il son. Of the Quaker City works. Rich uand.
say We have just pat up too Of sofdyses Pat Pescns
sion Belts the en.reIy suP-riir
viii froa To fsar poaa1s Of doar
bushei over the eomman boft
~ sne Iast state fair: The Com ittee says -
We c nsid-r superior other arrangement
recommend fret sr~risn Of twenty foiiars"
W. take pleasure 10 recsm.nendns Nordyxss Per.
cussion Flour Bolt, snd A~Ard hrs premium AMI dpio
rrSer Bolts furnished and in operation and var.
rsBtsi.
y Trhe Improvement attached Bolts nov Ia ase in
one day time Apply " T. DESsIs.
Geai Agent Mil Work, Eagin-. s1d N.-hssry.
5otf RICHMOND. lad.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

1HE WIFE's HEIP PING HASp-At no
moment of difficulty does a husband, know
ing his own utter helplessness, draw so
closely 10 his wife's side for comfort and
assistance as when he wants button to be
sewn on his shirt -colar.-Punch.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
Ayers Ague Cure,

v-A ne,,.salixss this maarees reison in the hiccd
>.s,,l,sa,es tbs LIVER expel II ffsa the oeey. A.
>h.sla - l. docs this affecting Disorder wifc
~rect certainty. And il does more. or rather Goes
Al 4, IS o. uore service those subject TO this Infection
If t.Scn n season it eSpels il from the system as 70
Also. bed & tas keeps those who II igee from ite
attacks koes the in health although exposed
the disease. Consequently II not only cures, ouS
protects from the great variety of affections winch are
induced hs thus malignant influence, such as kemlttcnt
Fever Chill Fever. Dune Masked Ague. Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Nca-
sa Gout Blindness. IoctAaehe. Ear
ache. Carsrrh. Asthma. PalpancDs. Painful Anecuone
Of the SPLEEN Mysteries. Coc, Paralysis. and PainfA
4 aeetons of the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arsnc from this cause. will ec found TO assam;
more or Less the intermittent type. This p" Aou1
rEg REMOVES the of these derang enleRts, ana
the disease
This it accorrlishes hy stimulating the cxcrefories
- expe the ftefn the and these organs
degrees become haited do this tier offce OF theu
,vn accord arises what acei'ofaf'osA
fine may accomplish the end, but often life Is NOS
ng enough, sacrificed in the attempt, whiie tins
'AGuk CuRs" does il al once. and with safety. we
ave great reason believe this snrer we'll ~
fe remedy the whole class of diseases which are
used b, the Infection than other which
mas been dscovcred and II has still another important
,ivautsg. t. the public which TIA, II Is cheap ~
well good.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Arrive At L"-en.port. Leave IogansPcrt
freights th ROAD ami points the Gceiontsine
Toledo. Wshssh ard Western and Iorauspnrt. Peoria
Burlington Railroads taken At rs low 'y other
Holm BRANDT, JR.,
,.ft..l,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
Murrala for A be Lincoln.


AIE-"B0dtmdn Dance
Hurrah hurrab, did you hear the news?
The Democrats have got the blues;
They're puzzled now, and all afraid
because we've nominated ABE.
Chorus-Hi! no, we'll put them through,
Spit their rails aud haul them too
Hi no! we'll put them through,
Split their rails and haul them too.
In all their ranks theS cannot fnd
A candidate 10 suit their nnd;
They kick and souirn bot It's no use.
Their game is up. their platforms loose.
Ch0rus--Hi hoi &c.
They know they will lose the day
II they take up with Stephen a
And so to add 10 their hu Dbng swell
think they'd better take up Bel
Chorus-fIi! no. &c.
hear they've bought an old steam tug.
On which to place little Duo;
For President too late they've found
His coat tail comes TO near the ground.
Chorus--iIj. 10. &c.
Wen give them HAM enough this fall,
To satisfy them one and all
Served up in style quite neat and plain,
just imported from ELL -Vaine.
Cohrus-IIi!hol &c.
Hurrahl hurrah, We are sure 10 win,
And the way wen heat will be q SIM
The coming years impending blast,
viii show them they have crowed their lasr
Cao,as-iIi! no! we'll pu, them through.
Split their rails and haul them too.
Hi! no! well put them through.
Spli. their rails and haul them too
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
WALL PAPER! WINDOW SHADES,

jast received. a large inyoic- Wall Fire Board
pa1ers 81 the istes: and beautiful -tyes Also
Huf Muslin. l. men aui Land seape Window shades
FlSt1res for t:an sngs, &c. Nc Persons WISHING anv
th ia this hRe invited call with The ss.ura ne.
hat the prices shall De satisfactory CaIi est
ut The Post ofhce. {. INNER
May :, 1890 a2tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
Valuable Mill, water Power.

Ac., For sale.
7E subscriber intending 70 make change his
offers FOR sale got terms. his Touring
the Middle FORK Of White Water
o Richmond, AID the Richmoni and
Marlborough Turnpike
The property consists % large FiaB ing MILL with
three 81 hurr ami the modern improvements
al ia good repair ana IN running The
wheel oversh)t, fee: high
wide The IS % the he IL
ta'rhpOi. There ABOUT tEenis three
belonging to the ~. which situated, the
Mil two good Frame Dwelling Hfouses. with
dr. both. Also large stable ar other This
mill Is situated ia denseiy populated nezibofhoed
local business. il
and is convenient to good schools. churches, &c
VIII be male o suit
either To hero
the premises James NJ Poo. teal Agent
RIchmoBd. Int. ROBERT CHANDLER
Richmond. Ind, april! s3i I-6J.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Brick-Making.
'I>Hk undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens at Richmond ami the public generally
that be intends carrying the brick bushes. the
cid yard and Is prepared any guam
tity OF brick, IN the walls otherwise to suit pur
chssers and reasonable ms any other var.
10 the CITY Satisfaction guaranteed h ali who
favor him with their work. Yard half mile easi
OF the city. on the MeWhtnney place.
THOMAS CASH
Mar !. 2 ON
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
The Bigger Boot,

Two x the hest Of Boots aud Shoes 20 70 SHINN
L CpNkLE'S. opposite the Huntington House -
Their prices "a, AT he lowest figures 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

glSHE Connection With I'm 7. Dennis.
OF lets in Greenwood, ~Ith the sRb-eriter pro.re
tor of the having b. matu. Agreement be-n
st-1- { subscriber for sac This
plat Is Situated the REcEmona and Bos9a Tarnpike
ntfle of Main cGtsd= it4i
limits. from al Of The DIS a eFil.
town residence AMI sufficiently for and
tsocia r-!i-ioas.
eT -bs-eas Of tie city 1t IS hra and commanding
good sui, excellent Ee zd-
and ssissrio2s air s!tossss-r
table ocssion fer sUsrr haze in the vicinity There
sheu. ~ lets here for ssis sr 10
acres each: all aes1ri'u a7f s8itase Tor tcs.nx ~
on Core thea. 81. ~ho caSic- location for
hcEsss-h here ties ia4ei -ateatIs
uries fsrn Of troa 70 % te
seld II moderate prices. sEi satisfactory
JAS. ". SALTER
ct
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
QUAKER CITY
OUE Z N 8 WARE SToR 3

II. W. N n D H 4 [,
No. SIS Main ST.. Richmond, Ind. Importer, aud
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in China. Glass and
Oueeu>waF .BristAniA 3 Plated ware, Commen and
yellow ware. Cutlery, Looking Glasses, Tea Tray,
Wsiters, etc-, etc.
public that he Il iporiH9 his Ware direct from Liv
erpoo,, and b selling as foa 80 IS per lower
than castnnaxy PRICES in thie market. viii Whclsoalo
- CoanAry MsrsAsass IT Cincinuasi prices.
II. W. AENDENHALL.
yuue %, 1850. so-iy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

Thar kAIL-The Democracy are terribly
disturbed about Lincoln rails. they dis
like The kind of travelling they are giving
them, as much as city gents used to dislike
the old corduroy railroads of the West -
Let them sweat; they will have TO travel by
Lincoln's rail- cut Of place and power just
as soon as genuine, Popular Sovereignty"
can be brought TO bear on them.-Ports.
mouth Tribune.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14

- - -
r1>HE subscribers for the urpos Of meetu, grca. de
mand for pure bred stock. have the pleasure an
that they have purchased this
horse and ask pubic atteuti n g his merits The
strain OF Horses ran Ks foremost West
speed The Sire OF Red Oak Irous nns, forneri
o"ned ia this CITY, and the IF many finest a
fastest animals bred IN the Nest;
Uarivaled PocahontH= Woainsusee. StaIIion
sold for high pricr), Walker 'Cadnus- Dam Ah-atm,
rrttiHg Dan. tgetncr wth many others hay. De,
sold IA ths set at hi prices aud the fastest ,rt
mare in the State j. a '-oadnus, and owned pry,t
gentleman in ibis
PEDIGREE KEp oAK.-Red Oak was got by Irou'- cai
he by Beaciis aGmu-, he ~ American h,
Duroc, and ne By imported I,ii-de. Red dam b,
Cadmus, grtnd-iam ty Butcher Boy he by Bcrtram
Kentucky Dam q Irons tsdmns by Brunswick grand
dsta by Looks NhIp' Brunswick by Cd .-Sumpt.t =
br-i.ty cot Kufo "a dam by Prince he y MIck
John he by >r Archey, sumPter BY Atchey.' by
irpo ted Rcd Breast.
psscHPrroSRed Oak sixteen hands high sorreI model
form. and fGe gives speed and vii
he f'nr wears Oil tho 25sh y Of June lSGa
BED TAX shown -
ton, Winning the Premiums 40 is class and
Premium at hhrreu 'uuny Ohio; Prem un hi.
class sud Sweep Premium. beating The ,rac
Horses Of Butter County, The Show uaLiItou tb,
Wayne County Far Premium Of his
also took the Grand sweep Stakes Premium beating Hal
CORN Proud American. Wrights Monarch" and msus
other fine Horses
TEkAS-Twenty Dollars
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
Richmond, Ind. June l4th, 1860.


Campaign Song.
AIE-"Ihe W0r Drums are Beaiing.
The war drums are beating.
Prepare for the fight.
The people are gathering
In strength and 10 might;
Fling out your broad banner
Against the blue sky.
With Lincoln and - amin
Wen conquer or die!
The clarion is sounding
From Inland to shore;
Your sword and your lances
Must slumber no more
The slave driving minions,
See. see, how they hy,
With Lincoln and Hanlin
Wen conquer or die.
March forth to the battle,
All fearless and calm;
The strength Of your spirit
Throw into your arm;
With ballots for bullets,
Let this be the cry:
With Lincoln aud HsElin
Wen conquer or die!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
:" CHIEE

'S>El> General Purpose Stallion popular among al
= UnrSemrH. aud his size, style and action are u on
PtHIGRsK % "AYsE CHrkF:-Wayne Chief sired b,
tapt tii. BeifoUudFr End. he ty
err he ny tni"rte f"urier the l. of England
irottiliS the HIS
Lady Ap-rt she Mamruo he 10y Iuporl led Messenger
Lady Aperts tam 10y fipVo Sail, he by Impor
her grand lam Messenger Wryn- dam va,
sired hy the thorough s,ei Nanton VIII, he
bru"ewicN 10y Sunpt-r, BY Archey BrunsNck' dam
10y Fringe Eiwsrd. he by Nutkie
chey Mucke j hu' dam h Belle Prince Ew ard. dam
was sired bS hip Spter got by Archey dam by
Imported Red Breast -
Wayne Chief is dark Bay. sixteen hands high is co
sieFe by Judges the ihost
vest ana OF this always ready TO proof
The attention these Nho have flue Mar
anxious 4" raise Pat Stock is respectfully called
Horse. He show ed i've king Colts winch Preui
ams At the last Wayne Coz Fair
TEhM>-Ttn Doiisr-.
E1- viii begiver Col
Wayne Chief, 10 he show tn neN Fair.
Ned OAK and May Cher will be found Al the st,
eies Of tits igHed, the
SHINING IL BENNETT.
RlCHA April LIST, 1860.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-06-14
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
SIGN OF The RED CURTAIN.
Fresh Arrival.

Ca 1t Prices TO suit the Times .e7d
Hsines his Se~ Room :: stand. ptpo site
the Branch and Cilizeu Banks No. q sia
Sed 0 call soon and see the Bargains,
sgien lid assortment OF Ladies Dress tioot-. Of
kind. and the latest styles ~axis Collars Ribbons
Dress Trimmings IN gTes. Variety.
Cloths, S$tinetIs. Mems and Roys' wear. and in
shor everything usually KEEP. vel! regulated est.b
iishnent-
A general Assortment Of Foreign Dom sztic Or,
foots constantly hand, the Lowest
prices Goods resolved once twice eAca
JOSH W HAISEs.
June .. inS9 2otf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
COVINGTON NEWS.

EXAMINATION OF LAYMAN FOR SHOOTING
LEoNARD.-Layman, who shot Charles Leon
ard, was yesterday held to bail in the sum of
5000, for his appearance at the next term of
the Circuit Court, on charge of shooting
with an intent to kill
A MERITED CoMpLIMENT.--The No. fire
company of this city yesterday passed n vote
of thanks to Mrs. DR.. Stevenson, of Newport,
for refreshments furnished them after the
fire in Mrs. Davis's house was extinguished.
DOCUMENTARY FAvoR.-Our thanks are
due Hon. Robert Richardson, State Superin-
tendent of Common Schools, for q copy of
his first annual report We shall lay some
facts contained in it before our readers at
future day. .H...
BREcKINRIDGE MEETING IN BOONE COUNTY.
The friends of Breckenridge and Lane will
hold grand mass meeting at Union, Boone
County, tomorrow. Hons. Jesse D. Bright
and Humphrey Marshall will be present and
address those in attendance. The speakers
will be in this city at half-past seven A. NJ.
Rlor AT PIcNIc.-A riot occurred at the
Druids Picnic, near West Covington, day
before yesterday, in which slung-shots and
brass-knuckles were freely used. Officer
Francis attempted to preserve order, but was
knocked down and prevented from making
any arrests. Several warrants have been
issued for different parties, but none have yet
been served. D..
A WEST CovINGToN OFFICIAL FoRGETs THAT
HE is A CoNsERvAToR OF THE PEAcE.-Barney
McGirty Marshal of West Covington, made
wantOn attack upon two citizens of his bail
wick, with slung shot, night before last
severely injuring both, and leaving them
hors de c6rsbat. He Immediately fled, and
has not been seem since. The vanquished
parties were named Thomas Burps.a and John
Connely.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.--On Monday morn
ing last about four O'clock three men went
to the house of an individual named Joseph
Henschneider, who resides near Bromley,
during his temporary absence, and knocked
at the door, which was presently opened by
his wife. In an instant one of the party
struck her on the head with an iron instru-
ment knocking her senseless, in which con-
dition she lay for some time. On her re-
covery she found that the house had been
searched by the party, who were evidently
robbers, as Henschneider was known to be
the possessor of considerable money. They
did not, however, succeed in discovering the
treasure they coveted.
DEN OF THIEVES SUMMARILY BROKEN UP.-
A few days since, we noticed that a large
quantity Of stolen goods had been discovered
in the house Of man named Hopkins, who
resides in Bromley, two miles below this city,
and likewise that both he and his wife had
been arrested. II appears that they had long
been a source of annoyance in the neighbor-
hood, and now that they were once out of
the house, it was determined that they should
never return, and consequently twenty-five
persons combined together and completely
demolished the tenement, in which they
resided. .H r.
In the meantime HoDkins was ayamined
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
tBy Telegraph
New York Market,

NEW YORK, July 3l-P. M.-Flour more
active both for export and homo consumption, but
bTs. at IS os ' i6 for snpeTSe sste S 7s "a
so for extra State; "a 9O5 for superhpe Western;
g 1905 IS for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio market closing steady: included in the sales
Canadian Flour continues IN moderate request while
prices ~ foT aso common grades have slightly improved;
50 for common to choice extra, Rye Flourin limi-
ted demand at SS S9gi 2Q for common 70 choice su-
Whisky market firm, with fair demand salsJ Of
wheat Is about lie. higher, with moderate demand
1900 bush. old winter red Western at 81 20; $500
SOaS $ aRf White fndSas SHSSs Il 81 % d
red 0hioat 81 23 5000 DO new red southern at 81 80
do: TllSsSsis cqS MAJ A. Si SSlSi q; Rye sqiet Snd
mixed Westerni e7c for very choice westera yellow
ets plenty ys ana ~ Es91sst s e c for
Leather-O -Oak--light and middle weight, In mod
crate request at steady prcos while Hemloek is dull
Hides continue dull at 92@asc. for Buenos Ayros;
2l@s$ $c; for Rio GrandS Sac for Western sleushtor
doing, at full previous prices.
Pork quiet and frm sales of 800 barrels at $40 for
new mess; SIS IS for old SIS % for thin mesa;
Sl69l6 70 for Western prime mess: $40 for clear mess
Besf dull and nSchsneeS sales Of is barrels, az *
"a 25 for country primes 81 955 80 for country mess
Sss q Prime iDr sss Beel dull ana nominal r Se
Hams quiet sales at O61l5c for State, and l2c for
%sstSGP Of 30 SeS
and lOSs@lic for dry-salted HAMS Lard hrper,
with moderate demand; sales Of 450 brls. at l2hG
l3>Sc,, and $500 kegs, to arrive, at ls1c, Bacon
butter is scarce for prime State, while eornnon is
more plenty: sales at l0Ql9c for State and lO60ibc
for Ohio. Cheese steady and In iair demand at 90s
lOl6c for State, and S0nsleo. for Ohio. 90
Molasses continues dull and depressed; sales Of 90
hhds Porto Rico at 3sc:, and Il hhds Barbados at
consequence of the large stock returned oays salea
Of 800 hhds chiefly Cuba at 6A971Ae- Cohee Arm,
but business very small in consequence OF the high
prices asked, which for Rio; ordinary to prime,
l4l4@I5Ae.; Meracolbo A!4ggl5ei Laguyra i59
Ceyion l501i5Hc.: Java 16I5(gl9c,, 4@96 mopthB ST.
Domingo l3Ac, cash. We learn only Of sales Of SOC
bags Rio, from second hands, at bloc., andll ,OOC
bags st. Domingo at l3Ac. laalA ydfroW
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01
NEWPORT NEWS.

FIGHT IN A LAGER BEER SALooN.-A man
down, and severely injured, while drinking
beer in the Green Tree tavern, yesterday, by
an inebriated companion named George
Tuttle. No arrests have been made.
FIRE YESTERDAY About ten o'clock
yesterday morning the dwelling-house oc-
cupied by Mrs. Capt. Davis and situated on
Front-street, between York and Monmouth,
caught fire, and had it not been for the arrival
of steam fire engine No. 10, of Cincinnati,
several houses would have been consumed.
The fire originated in detective flue, and
caused about one thousand dollars worth OF
damage. ~ eg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-01

ANOTHER SUICIDE BY DRowNING.--A man
named Lorenzo Adams committed suicide
last Sunday, by throwing himself into the
tance below Mllcreek Bridge. He left his
home, apparently to return in little while,
without giving any one warning Of his JIM
tention, and after removing his pantaloons
and shoes among the ruins of the distillery,
in this vicinity, that was recently DESTROYED
by fire, threw himself into the river in which
he found that death which would not visit
him despite his prayers. The deceased was
thirty-fve years Of age, and leaves Il wife
and several children to mourn his melancholy
fate, .a r