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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28

6
or asd saes he - day q 0etoesI; lsts' ths
OCsrS Of tie saeFanesto Valley Railroad IN
leave - folIoSs, viz:
TEE PA9eEM0ER TRAINS
VIII leave the Depot foot 81 street. Sacramento, a.
81, A. n,1K, and ~ ,. y. Sundays excepted.
EolsOn a sK, a. n, IL, n, and o%' p NJ Bun
0''' ON SUNDAYS,
WTIIIeaVe Sacramento ct 6k,Ah
viii leave Folsom 1t 1h,Pn.
TICKET OPFICE-On Front street, under the
"what Cheer House."
YRE0Hr FOB FOLSOM
win he taken By every train. Sundays excepted.
Tn Way.FreiRht By the y tratn only
Dovnwsrd Wsy.HFeight By the train only
FTSI0hs must be delivered 1t the Depot Iooi 81
',ree half an hour esors ne nSS CO. ~" TAM
me Ok. A r., train out from Sacramento connects
th etsses for IN the following named places ana
passeuesFs procuring tickets 81 the Depot IN eaera
mento vim be sent trough the same day. Inc stAges
nun from ali the following named places 70 connect
Win me IL ~ train from Folsom, arriving m eaeTA-
nto one hour before the fan PranciscO boat leaves
Nevada. Grass VHHeyi nuUuIn,
Iowa Mil. Forest CITY, Do. .I ,n,'
fliinoi.tovn. Yankee JimS, Greenwood Valley
Georgetown, Mormon Island, Coloma,
" Dorado, Diamond Springs PiacervIHe,
Prairie CITY Michigan BaT, Cooks Bar.
wsIi,s Di1Sine,. Lie Oak City, Arkansas Digs,
Willow Springs, DrytoWn, H Amnnor,
Suffer, Jackson, SIoo'e'"~"'
AND WASHOE,
To which pont this 10 the nearest and quickest route,
And all the intermediate Places
For freight or massage apply At the Railroad Stations
J. r. ROBINSON, Superintendent
sv.R. n. Once, October goth 1860. ~
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28

Fine and Fashionable Goods.
T. leh Ia. tbs ntian of ihe Public
stock comprises. Ia part,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Frock Coats,
Fine Black, Blue and Brown Cass. Pants,
Silk. Cashmere aud Velvet Vests,
Davis q Jones' White and Colored Shirts,
Silk, Cotton and Merino Undershirts,
Silk, Cotton and Merino Drawers,
White and Colored Flannel Shirts,
White and Colored Flannel Drawers,
Benkert's Boots, Shoes and Caters,
Alexandre's Kid Gloves,
Panama, Straw and Cashmere Hats.
Also, a large assortment of
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, VEsTINGs,
&C., &C., &C.
Which will make up. and guarantee 10 n.
All IL which will sci cheap Tor cash.
Call and examine befure purchasing el-"vhcIe.
No trouble to show goods J.. ELKTS.
al2if Main street, PlLccTyill-
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28

A FINE old German gentleman who has
just returned from visit to the Fadder.
land" bringing with him his frau, met an
old friend in store up street, not many
days since, and after some little converse
ton the old gentleman inserted the index
finger Of his right hand among the short
ribs of his better half, whO had up to
this time taken no part in the converse
ton but stood leaning against the coun-
ter communing Unit herself" Her lord
and master accompanied the poke with
Nho ovc1orDo I;nO nf
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28
Beautiful ThonRht.

Beautiful ThOnEht.--
Chiscl in hand stood a sculptor boy.
With his marble block before him,
And his face lit up with smile Of joy,
As an angel dream passed DER him.
lie carved the dream on the shapcless stone,
With many sharp incisIOn,
With heavens own light the sculpture shone-
He had caught that angels vision.
Scrlptors Of life are we as We stand.
With our souls uncarved before ia,
Waiting the hour, when, at Gods command,
Our ifc-dream passes DER us.
II wc carve it then, on the yielding stone,
With many sharp incisiUn,
rs heavenly beauty shall be our own
Our lives that angels vision.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28
BADGER 4 LENDENBERGE R
Nos. Ira and los Battery street. Fan Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND wHOLEsALE DEALERS.
ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK.


WE would call the attention Of CorNTRT MIA
w cHASTs to our unusually large stock OF Goods.
Our stock comprises every article In the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Line We have constantly on hand the largest stok
and greatest variety ~ CASHMERE AND WOOL
HATS " any house in fan Francisco, aud our
prices for these goods are less than those OF any
-nthLr LA4sc. -recLiKe tEll dirrck Gu1n- Liz
Manufacturers. Oh CONSIGNMENT.
Our stock "f FALL AND WINTER GOODS Is
particularly attractive and the great fcaur" I" the
COUNTRY MERCHANT IL H." unusually low prize
less tnn The 81 importation. We al" kt"p the
STAPLE ARTICLES In the DRY GOODS line. which
,o,Is We have purchased IN this market under the
HAMMER. and are oncrinR them NJ INV YORK
COST. And LFSS
We publish TIL, CARD in rrd Nat W. may make
new acquaintance. aud ,nducc tho.c ~i"hsNr n";
heretofore purchased ~ ~ to ,tii and Inspect our
stock.
coon article. sul LOW pr'cr' IRE ~" r'"n, In
lucru."nt- {" III who lUf ha-c g. III '!'.r MIR.
chants Who hnS - u. can mAk" good ~ Ut, Hnl
sell To their customers at La figure. W. remain,
respectfully, your Ohrdirtt s"tNHI's.
BADGER 4 llNll \BtRHIE,
Wholesale Co,hrs AMI lls' Var 'u'',
~, IL. Ahi - itri' y =
-? 3m siH fIaurl.,".
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28
ne exclamation Of
a. DaA..l nA.nlN

Petsy! Petsy J"
"Vat you wants onOn."
~ wants to introduce mine friend,
ShacOb Stump, tie tam fool. te more you
knows him te better you gifts acquainted
nit him."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28
'sn.dJ jOnu MrDDLrrou. l.. $. ] Notary Public.
Remarkable Cure OF COusumUtion.

The aIn,oa miraculous cure that has hren elr, ted
IN my case prompts me 70 lmPaF 10 llase II nv I'll.
l"W cT'Hiur'S Nhn may he SnhrTinR from like amir.
"'n tie souTCe Of RELIEF With shoTt ~
nv cs-e Nv raj Years ago, my health began 10
tlu vas attacked BY general wrAkneas and Dc.
blty. whI.h reduced me to the mere Ihsdov Of nv
'"rin'T 'elt Al that stAFe ! sought medical assist
nnce and expended large amounts, but Without the
least beneficial result. That n DESTROYER Consume.
u"n had already seiSed upon my vilAls waa daily
drawing, closer 60 the tomb my physicians held nn,
hope 81 recovery: my strength had waited, and
vas ~ y stare "' almost utter pr"sirailOn was In.
"t Mtd ny my Physicians that they could do n0ahnR
Tor III" ~ To smooth my path 10 the grave
when most fortunately, applied to Dr. D.. J. CHap.
Nay. aud am NOW we'll aud perfectly pound man.
II H. dh"u i"T me to the ennlIon. Of drIpst
RrHtiud" experience when realizing the Imu,easn.
IabIe service ! have received at the handp al IN.
CzapkRy aud feel rrjuiced that Il IL at Ieast In INV
power TO tender this feeble recosnton ~ HE great
rhnl and capacity. To the afflicted would cav. do
not despair for whatever may he the nature Of your
case. am confident that you will and relief bS an.
plying. " L.. J. CEapkay
Thtt" u balm In GlleAd, and there Ia q physician.
there" HENRY WRESTLING, IL. 81
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
Of October, 4. u. 1859. City and County Of Fan
SEap, isco. In the Rate ~ Cnllinvnla
us ~ TIIIBACLT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Is personally ae,uaInted With
Henry Wrestling, and knows that the rrcunlstA noes
related IN the foregoing certificate are true. lie saW
Henry Wrestling during hia Illness and bears Wiling
testimony tc the fact 81 his remarkable cure By Dr.
L. J. CSsPAay. 81 4. ROeEHHEtN.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, thIs 18th day
o. October. A. DlSS9. City and County Of ean Fran
cisco. In the State Of CallEnFnis.
IL'sl ~. 1IlIRAULT, Notary Public.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28

Remarkable Instance of Medical Relief
bl"w y" PnhIsh thu certificates ~ ihre of the Sut
n'rrr- FROM the panGs II dis4Asr VIM, having ~.
covered h''r for'nr' l"al'h, and imp. lg5i BY graft
tude. make kn"Sn their cns-s aud remedial agent,
ahh " rh s'A'rn'en'' are authenticated by . Notary
fuhlie III" demands ~ 80 i~iy mp.ri"usiy r"n
~"rd their Pnbriiy. AMI Sr ro,nlnend their r~rusaI
to the ats niiOn 81 al anlhtrd
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28
DR.. I. J. OzAPEAVs

Medical enA Surgical Instituts,
Sacramento street, below Moatso@sTy. oppOs,. >. ,
eIae haIl stesmshIp Coz Caes, ssn VFaneI,eo
EsTABLIsHED IN 1854,
Tor the Permanent Cure Of Private an.
Chronic UteoAop4, and the auppFSssu
ion Of ouaekefy.
Attendant And Resident FhysielaO. l. ,. cu.rv..
Chief Physician 70 the tOth 1sgimsnt Of Henv.S.'
Chief euFgeOa tothe nNltaSy Hespltal Of PestA ~.
gary, late LeetureT % Diseases o. WOmen 80 rSn
Sren, ssd Honorary MEMBER Of the PAllaGeIphII.'
College Of nedielne. p"A
- RAFtIeulas attention paid 70 the tvratr.n, !,
diseases peculiar 70 Women and children. - VI
OvvioR HOrRs-PFom A. n. tiII 0P.n Co1n,...,
cations strictly eohedentai. Permanent err Ssa
anteed, OF no PAy. Consultations, 81 letter or "a.
erWIse, Free. Wa
Address, Oh. l.. J. CIAPKAY.
san RTaaelseo, Cal.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28
@Ouutain Democrat.



man in his carriage was riding along,
A gaily dressed wife BY his side;
In satin and lace she looked like queen,
And he like q king in his pride.
A woOd-sawer stood on the street as they passed,
The carriage and couple he eyed,
And said, a. be worked with his saw on log,
"I wish was rich and could ride"
The man in the carriage remarked to his wife,
" One thing would give IL could
would give all my wealth for the strength and
the health
or the man who saweth the wood"
pretty young maid with bundle Of work,
Whose face the morning was fair.
Went tripping along with smile Of delight,
While hummIng Ove-breathing air.
She looked on the eaFFiage-the lady che cav,
ArrAyed in apparel 50 fine,
And said IN a Whisper wish from my heart
Those satins aud laces were mine.''
The lady looked out OH the maid with her work,
So fair in her calico dress,
And said I'd Tel.nquish possessions and wealth
Her beauty and youth to possess"
Thus in this world, whatever our lot,
Our minds and our time employ
In longing and signing for what we have not,
Cngrateful for what We enjoy.
We welcome the pleasure for which We have sighed;
The heart has void in it STILL
Growing deeper and wider the longer we live.
That nothing but Heaven can fill.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-28
TIE Gre0fesf DfA'0rery If the AOr-Ortae AtA
SiNg TO Ndakind-Innoctn1.L Let Fokraf

ne Gre0fesf DiA0rery n the AOp-Oreae AltA.
s1Hg to AdaktHd-IAROctRt.E Ut IOteat.
DIR. L. J. CzAPKAYB PropAIlactIcum (selH.slIsin.-
IeceinP egentJa sure preventive against 0onoFThGA
and eyphllltlc diseases, and an nnsarnaaSe1 remedy
for AZ Venereal ScPofdlouS, 0angTenouS and Cancer.
Gus Ulcers, FotIa Discharges from Vagina, UesruS
sno Orethra, and Al CMtNneous Eruptions and dis.
eases. For sale ct Dr.. L. j. CSaIkayE once, eaeTa.
mentO 81, below Montgomery, opposite PAelaO Nall
SteamshiP Co.'S olaee. A. lnoculallon g apFsven.
i've aaaanee small pox, 20 IL D.. L. J. 0aaPAay'a
0OncTTh@al dseeSes. Harmless IN ilsilkiS posassas
&C. the power Of ehsmicaNy destroying the eyphHhlc
virus, and thereby saving Thousands Of debaucheea
from Being inIected By The most Ioathsone Of ell
diseases. Lst no youag man who apprselales health
De without Dr.. CSapkay's PEOphIactlcUp. Il u In
very convenient PACKAGE, and win hs fOand con.
VenIent 70 use, being used ~ Q soap. Price. g.
4" AllordeFs must bsaddreSseito l. ], Csankny,
81. ID ,sau Francis co California. cI7+au
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
Personal Intelligence.

very curious coincidence is connected with the death
of the late Madame Emilio Zulousky Kossuth which took
place in Brooklyn the Goth Of June last seems that
In 1851 Madame Zuousky. with two sisters, Mesdames
Meszenyi and Ruttkai arrived in this city and
the lace and embroidery business In the spring
Madame McszleDyi fell victim consumption and died
the Goth OF June In the year. her residence
los Ninth street. In this city II Is a singular coinci.
dence that both sisters died the day the month
and there is also something remarkable in the ages at
which they dedone being thirty four and the other
forty hreehe figures being but transpostons Of each
other.
The Chevalicr WikoG arrived In town yesterday from
Washington, and Is staying at the ST. Denis Hotel 1t
said he embarks for Europe at the end of the week
some special service for the government
Among the company the United States Hotel Atlantic
City, Right Rev. Aonzo Potter Chief Justice Lowry
Hon Anthony Kennedy United States Senator from Mary
land, and Hon. Simon Cameron, OF Pennsy lvania.
The Rev. Philip Berry, of Hackensack who was one Of
the few survivors rescued from the I'll aed Austria was
married Monday, the Sd inst, at Hoboken, N. j. 10
Miss Magdaiene Luce, Of Bremen, Germany
Our leading artists leaving for ther usual sum-
mcr trips Durand has gone the woods OF Western
New York with his portfolio Hart has gone White
Mountains Of New Hampshire, Phillips 10 Niagara To
hn.h some head sketches, ana Geo Inns sight sccking
In the valley Of the Connecticut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

TUE PACIFIC MAIL srsAxqur COMPANY FoRGxsus -ilRRI-
Fromvx sscsrrsRY-A short paragraph in our
etoa u yesterday announced the arrest Of Francis HDT
nsn The freyc secretary Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, at Utcs by officer hasserson, Of this city
Yesterday the prisoner arrived in New York in charge
the officer and being conveyed before Justice ConDol
IT, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, be commit
ted examination The warrant for the arrest Of the
accused issued by Recorder Barnard, but u s
rar gcd that the examination shan take place before Jus
tce Connolly on Tuesday morning. Mt ten O'Clock No
ali avits have yet bee taken by the magistrate, hut
understand that the charge preferred against Hoffman e
that Of perjury The investigation promees 10 DO int
resting and will probably show larger dedication than
the public imagine. Hoffman takes the matter quite
cooy and hopes procure his discharge through some
deceit in the law.
AN ALLEGED prsoHpERty HorsE.--on Saturday night
the Fifteenth precinct police under command Of Captain
Canray made descent upon the premises known a. NO
zsr Shades at 1856 Mercer street, and arrested
dozen of the inmates The prisoners were brought be
fore Justice Connolly at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
yesterday morning, where they ~ets n. Tor ex4n2a
tiOn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

The BooT AND SHOE TRADE or BosroS.-This trade
tnues very dull thous manufacturers have smaller stocks
that unless an increased demand springs up ths month";
manufacturers will shut down after LIST Of August
and only make up ordered work The work soy being
executed IA q better quality than in former years AMI Il
this system continued the business II large will
soon Become 10 the extent which the demand goes
profitable. rs great mistake for any manufacturers
mechan les 10 be scduced putting york on the
market Good and durable work is the only Kind which
pays wen In the long The total shipments by rail
and sea OF boots and shoes from Boston during past
week have been 5z3 cases. against 234 the cores
pending week last year AMI since the ls January
2sG s7 cases against $50 45 Ia the time last year
TRANSFER or GOVERNMENT BUREAUS On Monday 9th
instant those employed Ia the Pension bureau In Wash
ngtop, are 20 remove N their old quarters the fourth
story of Wnder's building 10 the north wing Of tho
Patent Office, which has Just been completed and com.
clerks connected with this department of the govern
ment, and they will occupy twenty yms-ten the
first and ten the second focrs The Of commits
soner and chief clerk which opposite each other
have been tastcfuy and elegantly arranged. The Census
Bureau VIII likewise occupy rooms In this end of tic
building The officers az the Lighthouse Bard have
been transferred IRON the third story OF Wniers bud
ing TO suitable alar ments in the Treasury extension
THE HeSgy CRor-Although not so much thought OF "a
some others, the honey crop ute imporisn. In
many localities. The Ohio Fdrfr ~ June g. saTs the
prospect Of good honey crop Is favorable tie bees
have not flied their cells generally and very few
have begun storing In the boxes Il thai the usual
resources Of honey have failed this lson.
AtnrRs PRISON EARNINGS She following tho figures
for the month Of June:Contrsct earnings, tfl66
ceanc0us earnings, 1904 o. total, u 80 o. total ex
rcnditurcs for ordinary support COS t earnings over
expenditures, 81, s32 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09
City Intelligence.

AccBsSr A SAILING PARTY AND NARROW EscAPg -
Several members Of the Brooklyn zach. Cubyesterday
proceeded to Staten Island the yacht Wind Wave the
purpose Of witnessing the afternoon parade OF the Seventh
regiment at Camp Scott and, while endcavorng to effect
landing the camp grounds, met with serious acci
dent, which very nearly resulted fatally. appears that
three Of the party embarked in the same boat
leaving the yacht at anchor, and put Oh for
the shore. The wind at tho time was very
high and the bay rough, rendering Il dangerous ap
Pfoach the shore. When about half way between the
which was capsized the occupants which Immediately
disappeared from view TIE accident witnessed from
the beach by large crowd II persons among whom the
greatest excitement prevailed No means by which 70
render assistance At hand, and for IL seemed
that the host beyond recovery Al this point
however, those tie yacht who sd Witnessed acct
dent To their comra their anchor rope and great
peril u being driven ashore succeeded approaching
near the spot where the found still struggling
for life. With considerable difficult they were rescued
though in An exhausted and ball unconscious state.
Tm WALTON MAnxws TsAGEDY-RKwARD SoR TUE ARREST
ASSASSIN important Ia connection with
the ate murders the Eighteenth ward traasped yester
day. The police searched Charles Jerd's trunk at the
Union Hotel Brooayn but were unable to discover any
thing bearing against the accused. An old coat sad
have b. by Charles go tho hight Of the murder
seizad by the officers and carried this city The
reward " $500 offered fOf the of the
to have had sanitary eject aud already tho detectives
ARE working 6ay and GIT ca the case.
forsD .nEowsD. Smiley, and the boats
~ hsrbor police boat No 8, found . drowned mao
orTs~ife pier q, Past river, yesterday morning. They
leit him at Whitehall slip. The Coroner roti8cd.
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VILLA m sb urg city News.

STATION BorsE TcmmISG DowN.-The falling OF por-
tous ot the ling Of the ruth precinct station house
&c AIN, daily occurrence On Saturday last about
twenty ot Of the clustering fell upon the head n officer
Wm Gusehard, nJuriug him rather severely. The build
ing IN unshie condition, and unless something h
Gone tccn, We fear II viii tumble down, buryiug the
doomed Mctropoiitars bencath It's ruins.
PECULIARLY rsRrrKSiso fRrDrclKSr--on Saturday
Afternoon two young men, named Jas. o Hanah and
Charles Hureer,, 10 battle AZ the foot Of North
Tenth street, T. D. Mr. O. Hanah being the frs. to
nnlsh his sbiutiors, rot shore, made hasty toilet
ard then away ia MI his friends clothing including
gold watch Mr.. Harbcst, returning 10 terra nrms,
MAS very much embarrassed not having even an umbrella
shore. benevolent female discovered bis predcamcnt,
and accommodated him with SKIRT which enabled him
70 roach bis home and clothc himself IN more becoming
haoiments, aftsr which be preferred complaint Of
grand larceny against his fellow batbcr who yes,cr
Gay amenng hs fofdDess ior practical Jokes In Of
the cells Of tue fihh precinct station house.
A TnREanNED fScENDARY "A man named Michael
Picker arrested Saturday FOR threatening to re-,
Ore TO The premises 81 Mr. John ftoh National
Due, GroopIolut. lie was locked up Cor examination.
DArNu DuEciARY.-On Saturday afternoon house
situated on Graham avenue, between Richardson aud
Meekcr avenues, &. n entered by means &C latch
key ard robbed q money and ewery 10 the value Of
about 900 Tho house wa occupied by two families,
John G. Zinrer and Christian Frank. Feom zluger's
apartments $50 IN money, geld watch and some other
articles were taken. Mr. Frank lost $50 snd two silver
watches Several persons Ia the yard " the house
AT the time the robbery committed, aid shortly be-
fore It's discovery Mrs Franks two young leave
the premises Who undoubtedly the thieves. On sat
urday cvepng officer johnson, Of the fh precc police.
arrested two young men suspicion ~ committing the
robbery. They we're first identified BY Mrs Frank az
the she leaving The house. but subsequent
iy houorabiy discharged.
CosFIDESoE MAS.--A German, named Rudosph Wolf
finger arrested Saturday charged by his former
employ yer, Jacob Lett, painter in Mesoroo street D.,
with Obtaining goods aud under tiss prcteuce
II that While b. working Tor Leu he Obtained
frcm different eters about SifO worth IL paint which
he had converted into money aDd appropriated " W bis
own use. sc committed fg tis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

RfrrwoSr Nc -SEArnshr James'ewn -Ies Nnrder, wesM
A Allen. Miss Laura ga ope, II y VII. " u So if+rf DO
Morrsr n SKIES Css Novel; Nss Nusp. Cart Hsser
aud sty Dr woo<ibrtffe . Reifol lao Sr~snsr, MISS
y Johnston. MI fawues r1yiar. " Fr-c. CNriea
Reid, Iienry, Mr. Buydy. dep Bsiiari ] W ktDg,
fnu0ln fardy q IUrOer-aud A. nl lie aeeraea.
esvasS sp--s,eanslsr n Cav'er.S v Han. " We
derrick, Lesser, Hcndsrson fui l.fy " cir Niss
G WHY, y " G-sntrcn' AM 10y Mrs. Nt-.f ~ NtS
We'll N altman. BALDWIN MS 4 ~ els, Miss HU fsrrl
Miss Fslr~eathcr NSs ins,in, ". rh.npill VI
tsf<iay Miss hlng.Vnry, Miss q Prad Mrs hliericli
Iisrwoof ant iaiy, N W H'letet sni fiy u Wgli
Nsiols, rcS0iy. hnidinston. fh,s Mssrsth
Cullen. scuider Sloan, " :. Pai.en W Mnch.l, o -
Edwards, Naeer EW Terry Rob Kerr, Hen lrrk spn
Tho pierce Henry Burt Chas Lawrence Spopnes. lif ~
let Mann Ne"shon. p1ugiasa 4 v N7r. = "
lon.
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Markets.

CINCINNATI, July 7, 1860.
Flour 10 better demand GALES 200 bbs at 81 rs for
superfne, and IS SIS so for extra Whskey dull at II
Provisions quiet but firm. Money market sight ex
change on New York unchanged
CHICAGO, July 7-6P.M
Flour active. Wheat firm and advanced lie. a DC.
sales at 81 OK 81 o. for No. in store Cora dull and
declined &c. 1c. sales 10 900 bushels at 46k Oats
quiet Recepts-700 bbs -four, 500 bushels wheat,
70 500 bushels 900 bushels oats Shipm nt-1 100
hbls -four 5000 bushels wheat 81 900 do Freghts
unchanged. Sight exchange New York Ia per cent
premium.
buffalo, July 7-8P. NJ
Flour In fair demand; market less Arm: sales 400
bbls at - SIX for extra State, 81 sTT S. 12s for
extra Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. IS So 81 for extra
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, and S. sTf SO 3ZH for
double extras. Wheat dull aud nothing doing. Corn
market opened at &c., and advanced Nc the receipt
OF the New York despatch sales 900 bushels Illinois
and Toledo 63c. 60 kc Oats-Sales small at 80 &c.
Other grains nominally unchanged. Whiskey less firm
sales loo bbs. at l9c 2oc. Canal freghts steady at
doc. on -four lie wheat 1876 corn to New York
lake imports-20oo bbis. -four, 5000 bushels wheat
05 900 bushels corn. No returns made from the
Canal Collectors Office this evening.
0swEao, July I, 1860.
Flour dull but steady. Wheat unchanged with fair do
mand sales COO bushels Milwaukee club Mt 81 90 100
buehes do. private terms, and 900 bushels amber
Wisconsin at 81 e. Corn unchanged sales 900 bushels
Indiana At 66c Other grains quiet Canal eighs steady
at 26c flour, &c. wheat, and 7Isc. to New
York. Lake imports-1 052 bbis. hour, 1900 bushels
wheat. Canal exports400 bbis -four, 20 900 bushels
wheat, IS 900 bushels corn, 400 bushels oats.