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81. Louis market.

.---r 80 IL 11OJiss uIezig
HOURS Eat, aIfjF fotIsHg ttansPired ,--'Vhcit
fu't ard -eG receipts fpr - hours, 1900
bushels limited n SjEsjc. for Spring; 1881 co.
fer Cub. stf1 81 05Ii 81 for FAX CaFR dali sn-.
Ilyrer: fixed 4Sc; yellow 4Sa5Oc-; White 53s56
oats GecIiu Ia2c- Ness Pork dull At SIS 30. Sh-
tnr Sales 49, 49, ~ =
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= ra.-.-. go Ah.LSlES-Lc
'Refri-crators FuraI
.Ieuti.atOrS. Cast Irol
Rotating Ash SftcrS
Coffee Pots and Hot
cui3r. - ~.
tia.n1cft
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St9aIEskEs:th ,lziBEEs@}-


e FrS-t1Eis.--rssa sfre ~ ttffe4-s very
.=l-h sally letter OF her Re 1 4-l1ls2z1s
Y one l1sstaE Bsz-uIy =ts1s n EsiBe
n ing 1855, z; 2 = = 7 .as
tie II your A-iI,lr.'S-- lilIl and y 20 =
tI..t or,lere.. -tt.1 20. y -1s-; es-fr7--i
%. me tHrr- r-r7t-ir=sr.e : stii-i-sise.
four Isrfss hrs - +is-4 --I,,s-2 r@Cs-e
q she VS.. asFJs E-sfIl -zsz.I.iis a aoet91-5'
i thu first LsaEez 4 -AAss sls5 axis
-lnt rr5Fe. I'at1.z1 brsi1es< "a ts5='
K / clA SCI 2 sotii 81 y y. TIE .issI z ago. =
{ pIcazs SO ,l-IAe th-as dozen 3 IHlss >.
Il By -rturu mall SeuH'frt sex-re=ss
Mon - I...zss.Ea claHtr- c.
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= BAIliAOREf June Io--P- u. =
CGEFEE-Therc. was a pretty good inquiry for
5ffae t3t-slsty bat the Gn: Transactions lad
Ortrd wee 700 bags RIO at I41i45Sc. The stock Of
i.E5 tflye IN hands IS about 2.eO0 bags
fl> very firm IN tone, and m HERS 81 .ut
sell unless a. fniI rates We nGsy quota eolfse as
follows; %=tz3 Is15S.c fer fair RGs 14a1A1zc. for
prime do; l+-I4Izc Tor LigusTa, and l5lzaIe3zc
for Java. a----
WhzAI-Whezt was dull, and heayF, hat we
would remark tlt there were nOsstEict3y choice
samples in lsarket- There were SHES OF p
COO bushels At II 35c FOR far 10 prime Red
40iT 5dc- FOR tair 10 good White, and 55c- for
strictly pEisae. do CO. 49, = - -
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itsb ae Cobyeution. its .o5Nn.r las sl5s asa

itsp tse Convention. lis -ownsr has sL5Sr5a
greater disposition 10 spare the bushes oil his
lrieals t.ianzxe. had given lasa cretlit.ior-
B1t the writing of this letter gIs the pciPe-
-trssion Of i. folly for which ihefe55Kas no-fort
Of 7n5cassiiy-ihe throwing inie-t polyticsf:
rnssk,4 Fofean article II. prodlrce Tor Vii Is
thcrt %as 40 demsad Gov J0ANsoN w.s7 10
M Ilope slapgersof being nominated at Baltic
more tfan the Iain iH~ti1e moon. but he
tieagit II 4 good chance 10 lay in at cheap
.:ate=a' stack Of reputation FOR disinie-est=d
love OF party, and so wrote the letter deeiin-
ing 10 Offer for place lac knew he could Mt
possibly get. I'VE hope bis friends arc re-
ifeved Of their cnlbaT r.lsS.usnt. Tse cost.i.rJ
Is Certainly ia les danger thAa 1t was. for
every Denaocra. hat puts himselr.ou Of The.
way lcssens the danger jlst TIA: m;rch:- :
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SlsexEA's Sale.

sssI vEtse OF a vcHdi:ion exponaz TO me directed
I'D aIrFdSiivered from the Honorable C,gcy;t Court
ot svsoas eouty, Tenn, ~ ils May Term, 1860,
Svil cSfESa ~ Pa5!c salc, {" the highest bidder.
= ior CASH - Tic t0UTt house Yard, il the City %
, Nashville, 81 Saturday, the acih day or June,
1850, al The right. itlc, Ci.m interest AMI estate,
, s.lt1h i. y, ils,1 then had, may have STAGE
fre If md rAtne following described property,
tg;B X: tl4e. Negro Boy, sam, aged eleven years,
black aud likely; ana also a lot Of I.aIlhcf (ycIltw
PiES} fer flooring 81. small lot OF sL!ts UHe pan
Lei plank, and ass ab0at % feet u lJ4 iei
sScaH{lug- being cv5tl rs the property 81 3, Il.
smith u satisfy q judgment rendered N fiyOr OF
f1S1hI Eea!Sp, :. II. HAWKINS, s--I.
jGn=7-iis Special Deputy SHeril. r
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IcebIrgs, lee
ers, Shower Ba
Batbs,3Gfy Bal
ments, in great Y
So ti saa
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aaa dslIgs.E.st sesr aE.:dsEsGEe go,
lIAMEIAM.

ks,r -. - ~.Eszf-'s; :
rrfaAsk1tieA$ or :
kaE aSt: Hscs1SD fznsL
: EfpEes; lAnr. 1araFl
Etis. -tiza y - cS :.
81 Mn Ezsaf si.S "a
~ iTe'sRE tTesE7#
* al RI .
nr : izseerr- siii-ssis ,
a.i;r ~, =,zsal,,
10 - 80 - - sss-4--f
z@F-tsili.. st.tD 81
s1HnISrs's:s = lszsszn
F SSf$fsH 10 .eFs
y Il - a HeGeSS3 ~, 9
/ isiSzASzESEzss
H-a&anssaxzagse: IN
<s.Tis5., t,Els
Il. $50 - -
,sa!sssi : Did s5asul.
i ~iih t@Roaesisl sfaos
Ple- sashz aaS SO
.itTlzran'ee SC ssF&y
2 2Ny.a,1 s,sS,,tiase
S7ss.i,s.3 l--sS s.+AEA
Z e1;se7rSsf kaGy,ed
:. S-Is
4esslEe R4pla.-'
, E1SERecEz sfss 51isI..
Led ,SfAdf iaFG c
! Ai.tNEa-l, ~ GapRcI
ga rssnIiS AFcii7s ,
zCal!satEExam thel
~ 2rnS Ics3 ils.-s-=
- fsS lsz,.
= E[@ IzA
: IL Es 6ESsaFi
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sw Ysr-e;, Ijisga,c h,'scss4ylssa, =

TIE LADIES --As.Assy inysn.so 4 jas
ed. VIII b, although uze.ri to--veTy-
yeIaimed , Z u zSaTsz ~ = 6ee4t- q
,e.r aaaLs and Erss'4idFsiaents-' .Ti3lsiy;'
With aspad9E,s Prepared Ghless l.
=agrcs,sbl., sssoeiati6nss~C st=ekysLl.e
odorss, bat : iE5sre,,T f'ear tfai.ss'F-
prettyIitJle bo.;ie, with a sniasa 4%e-
-sh. IL 20 staBd- on Il 6s'is5tEcs III let
and, Yiils seloz-e .;ni Cana z. 7 triiisz-
Pr0yss. Loe y i-:iy y Is '.e.il ~ go
aud HttIe knox nat -1---ss- Ie-
udiaas ~ 70 nan ,-iaes'f-er' for So
epse q I,cefy = q Il & d}iIf 'a:isst-
uesarzelex.s4 fe7s 5oi.tEs.e rJstsL
3 aPpIirds BY I II fingers ETsisset all
l.ture- for yv5rE -B5x-s. f5f T 60 l9r
Is a Bf9a lIsksEs:n IgI BEEg@U--
money ti.zE sEls- q sL--ess gSJb=s c.
D.. wog.sa 3 tsff n .fr.st Eserys Id. ard
heir P,EeFFres- tsid4ss7s a sa=ft q : n
sEsct -s=erFthHsg- sA-litGsy kE7a'-. ..
81 article Of Ggues nc fJru Hlests ih-s'
nc,i7E u ilsE .sss4:s. - = sc :.
LAS receive q yen nay De pretty SIRE
X,rt1 t.lyFa-=5t yer elDset @ht4f-1 81
s--s1 49, -=--- .--'-s- 80 -----
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. i
PISTOLS DCOFFEEEos FoUR, AID 'kkl 500
Fog TUE .Clt5yD.-The Louisville editors are
among Ito cieversst fellows in the woRId, bnt
iheyd don't seem to know how TO appr4ciate
one another. The other day the C0urier. said
something about The Dstaorqt. Where1pon,
the Democrat whirls ia aud says soaeshing
about the C5u-ie. Wherupon again, Mr..
Matter G. OyEEroN, OF thc Courier w.riics q
noe to Mr. WIN. E. HUGHES. Of The BeEaosrat,
sekiHg him to take itzbae!i. y - Mr. HEGnES
replies ihatLe can't do it, nnlsss Mr. OVER
Ts5S 2ill take back first. Mr.: OrEErsE re-
CARDS tie pro0tso as ridiculous, and invites
Hr: HUGHes ont5 OF the STATE sttlhe
'.diffkiIty.'' Mr. HUGHES says he won't 20.
and The matter is dropped; the conf gallon
expires Cor want Of fuel. In TIE Meantime.
Mr. WILL WALLACE HARVEY, OF The Deaccrat,
writes note to Mr. MN H4LD:Ealas;i CT
the Courier telling him that he musssake back
things too. Mr. HALDxfi,.AN In answer 10
this, remarks that he Is not aulhor6 Of tile LAM
ggage to -whie 4 exceptions are taken ard re-
frs quite gracefully 10 the lille affifr
then on hand between NessTs- OVERToN aad
HUGHES. Mr.. HAEvEf replies that he has
nothing to do with Mr. OEEETox's corresF1nd-
eucc, repeats his demand for : Withdrawal
| Of The offensive article, and all ihat SOFT of
hing. Mr. HALDEMAN makes no reply to
| This last note, and then tire whole 'cJrtr-
spondence IS put into the newsfapers--ilito
the Casa-ier at any rate, from the calunfas Ct
which We gather these particulars.
It cart be told nov what if6rthTiwas, or.
will be.dene in the premises Fighting and
cucumbers are unhealthy at this season Of
the year, and people can't be too careful
Low they indulge their appetites for them.
We hope The boys will take 4 drink all
round. ;" andsay no more about it: Ifthey'lI
agree to DO 50, we'll send them over for the
| occasion 4 small key of DoUGIAs. & WAIsH's
best :.Kelso'' (s..id TO BE- the finest mild sum
mer beverage in the marfes); and If SNAIL
ksg won't go-roaud; well send large one.
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leather Caters and SfraUt SGoes;
nsress >E-- tstr-r- 80 -

- - .Ss&lAOs1r- d
E goods szsadHEssilAal1ag lbs be zl ausIs
hich We zss.<R - sszk- - ~ ss-SS.fE lEiSssz
i Public SqCare-
EGzU SNYDER L FRIZZELIs.
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Fruit Jars, =.

empest's Fruit Jars. II -. =.
sc On hand several hundred d6zHh' o.iTfs-
Half GaiIp1 ~. Ihcse LAGOS Ffelt ,5ifs-'
81. cheapesi 1lJr bessf' 80 -ftls y q Taytlted
seryatiOlI %. / quit Spd.. VeGst1 kles.
nests Jars preserve STRAWBERRIES
pests Jars preserve RA<sa.assIs-s. s--s- -
pests Jars preserve EIAcEtsrsifest -
pests Jars preserve PIE PIANJis-- :. -
pests Jars preserve PEACHES fl.,..-
pests Jars pgsseIEe, PLlxS
pests Jars aPzsse Gye-lIzNEs
pests Jars preserve CHERRIES
pests Jars prese<--Ee-.Aror-5I e -
= 4 full srp5Ixsf AesAuEs Gkss, SsoEse and
+ al sizes "a = - - - - = ~
:. Ludlow = 6 lass and. IJa- Jsrs.aH sszes-
are Offering ~ eostfEjee asws, les sstred
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ua,e.n,ore neutrality-suspicious.

BAI4eIoREs Juaes 2i.- IiFafsssisaitice.o
Credentials met with eIdsAtf siob1=.i 1T is'sEIs
pased hat three reports E s pIdd - .a
K is-Tamorcd t!iatstLe. majaslsFs .fsiassre2sIE 81
mis- I AZ original delegation from u Mississippi
tlies LoIii>iana Dnaef4s tf+ielsfes aie,ssedi by ]
Sorle. ihe Douglas AIltiaIGij leFey as iii,fctf
bS WINS OIL. and divides The Georgia and Ar
kgHsas- delegates l,e'yseas Iisx ~ iai aifaud.
contestants, also adaaiss he caatestaists irall
Delaware and Texas. fasoring D2lglas-z,. 81
EotIsvuIE, June 2lzsAs snecial; q Patch5I
says HAT Douglas and Ffiz2afTick VIII Ger
tainly be nominated.
The reading OF the Journal Eas dispensed
with when the flooring oyeti t!lgs nsch'Tss @
gave gay, lettiHgIa portion Of ihe SeI? orb
and Pennsylvania delegation into the oFche-
frrhox. So body was bsrt bntgreat excite
ment Prevailed- A recess 81 4 lEsheq f WAS "a
The Convention reas=efnhf.d Yasa half past
eleEen o'ctQck. = - L. - : : - -
The nlajsfiiy report Of the le6hidiitfets IN
Ceedehtials5 davofs the Original lAfississipJfs
delegation. admits, tue .S0uhe delegates ffszl !
Louisiana, the original Texas delegates
Messrss BayIrd aad Whitley tIosr Da4Sare:; 1
Chaffee from, Massachusetts. So
Failon; from Missouri, the coDlesiapt from
Alabama, half each df tbe tleTes,a tssltz fe9ps
Georgia with half he KITS OF TIE STATE loS.
I"S.' ri'HSs nan - 49, SrtA--i<
half 10 vetc the full vote r-fiie SLATE,
two votes ofthe origiaal i9legaIi $ tf9pl AZ.
kansassand 4ne OF the c2nteSl aa tS,l etbar sec
fu>ing,Sthe olher 20 eat -ile l1il Se5e 'ei ihe'
State.1 sia'.+'ft57''@' ''Fs. /
The minority report admits Haliett OF
Mass OFailon of Me-, 1s,sszlffi AM " iII1tGy
of,Delaware. the original delegates faala Asa
kansas, Florida, Louisiana. IiiiIEois agdsGe or
gia. inviting the Fio,klas tiefagates 10 tstk.'
seats and cast the Ycte Of tie Ststh he mi
nority report denies tie right Of flle E5pYeh>
lion TO disfssnchise delegates. Rot8ithstaist
ing their Bi8ldrawah- : i.'-''s - =
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,5ss.BE2!l.Es1tETE0RE CONVENTION!
zlEsLE-s as.2 80 -'-s 81
E.zrrepressibIc COnGie:.'' Ia. az
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2 and cheap Dry Cords r cail-oh E
nphrey 5ss hg.a sssEl zsds 81 -.
e recei Et2g daily = Gre STOCK OF beth
e Goods = Eh.sh III 4 dihng a n
any oIl.er L ~. p tee 81 ;g..s,..,,,
H~EF - aa..E .-E-.-... -
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Knock. Down and Probable Bugi!

-DEFAMERs OF GENERAL JACKSON
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.;:1.j:::..,;sl..N IaIiI

iL-'EsPERANoE, BY s:arearste
u. Appleton X Co
EEPUGiJC III. US74FD-
IICA ~ TRACED y THE
HAMILTON. AND
RAgIEE' IA fols, by :Lh;
81 by y Appleton K Co.
lis UNITED STATS Of AMER
COyESY OF TIE CONTINENT
TIE FIRST SESSION OFeHE
SGRESS, by J. II Patton.
81 me United states have been
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Authorization,

sFm6st Etutary VII
GheA Geyest possible
rules and general arr
/. 9. The EacUls
teachers and atIachgs
with my predecessor
the teachers have had
and moStOl themim |
and Irnq1neftl PEP
sofs 4f Artists are
,uasVEL EFs besA 4s; r'
Din falcs the highest
Sssslt saabe found in
United States, are fur
Acaden-le dlmu
-elegaRt 4llSFetAed ..
.S~, Terms as here
for . QlaIar e tie /
: NasAytlss Tepn =,
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-. - - fte.t@4 ts-e .+su I.
The. BarLhoLf Sewing Machine

is sold ON SIX m5nrhs' time, fully warranrsd.l -
No rs, College street, opposite sessanecsHouse.
aprill1
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sss[4 E8E C6CNCsLmAx.

LTE--He VIII nSt iEsart heFea-
-esssa c@EdlGate foF ouce IN the
i'ir IA advance. s.s7 IaaTiS-I
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la .@a2 z-45.
eS SholSaat .esissts.-L..3,..
ne b-, C5--=,s - 7i-- t. IS = Z 80
.. 80 Ltee - &c. : 81
- b-cWH SQsSEas :. 80 3. >
- -' 4 2.N klttsI- = :
: HI ssF3rS- 20, . =. y So y ssA-
th ether stylcs o. l1Gis2' -lisstS' aud
shoes - -. e.. : - ss-f 49, >
1--AkSO--~-- sz-5-5L 1870.
"a superfl-. . c.4trr.rss>-. 49, svs-rr.
n - - "a -=S- - - - > -
Leather Caters. and SiraUt Saces;
,nsre-s N-+-<r-~ - r~r-~r-l[--
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" A S Il Y ! kaisfk 3uaEI
0F THERiMReAgS.

4 Passenger Train =.
.x6eoI Il .AN.s ;
xA- al ~, 600 Pm
-LerL5:ODs4. H!S5=2O r ~
tsaaIsst -Exprsss 90 Pm.
rcsY-GBO A.si. 2s.5 Pm
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Fearful Tenement House Calamity.

7sco Women and Eight Children Burned TO Death
-fiendish Work Of an Inccndiary-Dreadf~
Scenes
1t was briefly mentioned Thursday tha. at a fire
in New York on Wednesday morning, ten human
beings perished in the flames. The fire, it sp-
pears, broke out at 4! o'clock in the morning in
wooden tenement building, No. 80, Forty-ffth st.,
when all tho occupants were sound asleep and is
supposed to have been the work of an incendiary.
Tho building four stories high and was d.
yided into four parts Everything was of wood
and highly combustible. The four houses togeth-
sr nad 70 fee. ir0ns giving isa feet breadth to
were only five feet six inches wide, including
stairways, which were only about two feet wide.
Into this wretched structure. 90 combustible that
fire must of necessity spread to every part almost
instantaneously, wero crowded from twenty 70
thirty families, men, women aud children, With
out sufficient means of egress.
When the fire broke ont, the flames spread with
great rapdty through the entire structure The
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Window Shades,

APENEp, few days since arg" stock of New Style VIM
~ dow sad.s aud Fixtures In price from $l3O per
pair To 4luuu
Also very handsome and cheap GIT Conicc Win
dows Call aud examine. :. NJ. SIMPSON,
Al his New Store Bank square,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-02
AMERICAN CUANO,
FROM JARVIS AND BAKERs6 IsIANDa

In the Pacific Ocean,
offered 70 the Planters md Dealers asr sstsc-
tory results have been altaned by pracca experiments
made BY gentlemen IN Virginia who have usd sds BY slds
With the Peruvian Eide Island md other rlzer and who
eetify 70 its superiority importance and value.
II will oct soils immediate well durable ~
ulizer, enrchinG, bat not exhaualng
is sold a price Peruvian and when aA1s
JEST the result win be great aos geasss
'amphets containing numerous certificates nom me3 y
Virginia and other States VIII forwarded upon appceeon
am SOLE AGENT Of the American Guano CS1Psny 0Gc
nond, and all packages will have my name wNn -
h the Company, (the American esgts) sno vi e
pure. II win put up In strong naes " peses eSr
- 'e P FELIX III. CAVE, isah stress, Rehmsnd. i
fsb ssts MOSES LACY, Agent for LgnchbnrG !,
u ERosENE oII-Lsh soaossS and Eses,ss rcs - ~
N 1f-ts W AHrbOIhEh . W.
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L L, IL NJ s.

The YIRGINIAS psslsicd daily al "a and Tr Weekly 81
a, nr annum iu anee and Weekly at ~ invariably Ia al
ne otherwise will be charged in all cases No paper
nj M except the option of The PROPRIETOR uh
III NH arrearaees sl,an have been paid ,
" insaEled 81 cents per square OF
10 ne. or the FIRST Insertion and "i eens I 'ae
unless ordeFed weekly ana th"h ."
ns rer suare charged for each insertion ltthe num-
- al Insertions be not marx NSS will be published
mi ordered out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE: 49,
daily.
Jo' ".
For triwetkl! "
Advertisements intended for both papers su'e' l" u"
G al contract. - :. g., ,-t..,, ,;.,. Ia,
Ann,l will be limited 10 ue.r immediate bu'
i,r.s or the charged for transient rates
e All new advertisements appear In the dal. anc tr"eeA
obituary notices exceed eight lines are charged
ra,q,by for the excess.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1860. WILSON l. son, 1860.
SUCCESSORS To WILSON 4 BOoTH)
GR0CERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 66 Main ST., L,nchburg. Va,

MILL pay particular attention the all consgn
w ments, such US ToBAop, WH.AT FLOUR, Bacon Nc
Sc rendering sales aud remiting net. proceeds prum will
make liberal advances produce. in hand.
We always keep hand good well selected stock of q RO
CEkEs, such as SUGAR BAc"S CLnv skkp lRoS Sc Sc
which We will sell low for cash prompt paying
sS-we hops by prompt and faithful attention To
receive literal share ot the public patronage.
ian2 2S-ls
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I,INGlIAMS AND CAIICOES.--A large supply. splendid
N styles and fast cnoIs just received and for sale by
NH 1G-lils JOHN j. PGRNlS, Agent.
NLTOOL EOLLS.-For sale 900 Ms nice Wool Rolls.
w NONlIN Il MUERELI.
ian PITTS 80 6l Main Street.
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MORE THAN OXE-zlaIE OF TIeEM

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
II i the best II Examiner
II dors all II proesscs-Enquirtr
No other with it-Soulh.
The work l. strong aud perfect Christian Advocate
The most perfect instrument rIlral pr,sby tcrian
l'Iuai. ii not superior, I" anS.-lfa fanscrpt.
d. ,idcdy the bcst.--lcicr>onan isrlaO!icun.
superior !" any-Virgnia ,uzen
The best in us,.-Cullcicr Observer.
The most complete. -l.orknglam Register.
The best uia,l,.--Nalle, Democrat
WITHOUT \ RlNAI.--crnlifc American.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the Fair in Vrei.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the STATE Fair in New
YORK.
Il took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in New
Jersey.
1t the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Penn.
si iNhnla
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The State
tucks.
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM al the State Fair in IlIi-
nos.
took tho HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair Wis
consin.
took the HIGHEST PREMIUM Fair Mich.
igan
the HIGHEST PREMIUM the state Fair in Indi.
ana
took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The State Fair i'll Mis-.
took the HIGHEST PREMIUM Mt the State Fair in Mis-.
souri,.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Cali
fornia.
the Fairs In Cinciuua Chicago Louis Baltimore
and Richmond
A.. ENGLEDOVE, Sole Agent,
MAJ
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Boston Flavor.

addition usual Tobacco flavors max ing
article specially for Tobacco Tor the Boston market
Manufacturers shipping 10 that point respectfully invited
10 cali aud examine H. WM. A. sTROTIIEk& X co.
feb Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14

Eiprs-The market has been quiet, and prices favor
buyers. Sales II 900 California and Mexican at 20Hc
q sc 2l0o Montevdeo at "a 10; 1000 Central AM
lcans At 2Vc. 2OAc. 1000 Bissan and Gambia; 1000
T'yas, on private terms The receipts ~ 900 To-
reign and 900 coastwse ports The stock large foot
Ing Up SIC 900 hides.
i.FAnnsl-rhe dem md has been light, but sales
about equal to the receipts and the stock altered
Prices without change.
MorAssfss The market firm, while sales light.
NAVAL s1oRss-were quiet; small lots spirits were
roin 81 521s per 3I0 lbs delivered for export;
other kinds were quiet and nominal.
PROVISIONS. --Pork-the market continued firm, with
sales Of about 200 bbs including mess at $40 %,
old do. at SIS rs, old prime at $12 so and do at
Sl4 Is. Beef was unchanged while the sales embraced
about 100 bbs, including country mess at - so IS 70,
repacked at So $40 co. and extra do at $l1 $l2 So
Beef hams steady at $40 $40 for Western
40 $40 for state. Cut meats were in fair request,
with sales of 100 hhds and terces reported SIC
5ssc for shoulders and 103<c for hams Lard rm-
err with sales of 800 400 bbls at l2zsc l3c the lat
figure for prime. Butter selling At old prices.
Cheese was steady at 7c. a10kc
RsE.-The market was frmer and more active: the
sales embraced about 400 casks at Nc &c. chiefly at
4%c. a sc.
SUGARS The market was firm and active; the sales
embraced about l 500 hhds, including Cuba refining
goods at csc 62sc and grocery do at &c. and
Porto Rico's 7,4c a8kc. The market closed on the
&c for grocery grades. The sales besides embraced
about 1888 boxes nearly all at 73sc, and 1862 hhds moa-
do at p I.
srcis-Saes 400 cases pmento were made at p. and
ToBAcCo continues without much animation. The
stocks Of Ysra have all been taken up The sales en-
traced Al bales Havana at 29c. 371c 532 ID. Yara,
al p. l.; 60 cases seed leaf, at Sc. a 5lsc
WHIsKEY--Sales $50 bbs were made at 21c. 81 &c.
WooI.-The transactions this week are very light al
though there has been more inquiry generay but The
difficulty Of meeting the views Of holders have TO
great extent stopped sales, and we have nothing TO re-
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During the rast week activity In trade has been no
cc than occurred the closing OF the spring trade
BY the 2th inst, farthcst by the lst OF August.
the fall trade will have pretty fully commenced Darns
the week have had struggling purchasers aud received
fair amount OF orders from Texas, New Orleans aud
some other points of the distant southwest Somo pur.
ehascrs have appeared from 81 Louis, Louisville and
Cincinnati. .
As The Western frontier settled. the demand
for goods increases. ~ Louis has already become
.ree distributing place and several obbng houses OF
considerable magnitude have sprung up IN that Western
mart ~ trade The Eastern manufacturers, as general
thing are well employed and for some ttylee OF cotton
rcos the orders In advance Of production standard
brown sheetings AMI shrting were in good demand aud
were engaged ahead Il production, at sAci medium
goods were unchanged Blcached sheetings and shirt
inss were In increased supplies. Fine ~ shrihgs
were selling In advance Of supplies Brown driiis
VIC quote at SIC. q PC, and blues at 10Ac Protuc
ton was fulup TO. not In advance Of the present
demand Cotton yarns in steady demand, chiefly
Gar domestic consumption. Colored cottons were
steady and the demand fair. Prints were IN
increased stock, but not fully opened yet Gughams
were firm and in good request the best MAKES were
&c pcr yard higher plsines were still under cover,
but lew samples goods were opened for exhibition
Osnaburrs we're steady, and best qualities were I'M
changed. Hosiery doing better. Low priced saul
pctts ard woorens were In some better inquiry.
In foreign s,cds the movements yet we're moderate,
the recent arrivals have given wider range d ascrt-
rerts iobbers were purchasing from importers 10 q
moderate extent and prices cf desirable styles Of season
nbc gooGs were sustained Dress goods were 10 iAr ae