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RUNAWAYs.

- $500 KEW ard Ra-away from -,
81 smbscf Der: on the 6th INST nv Ne, ~ NJ
WILLIAM NUNtOE ~ ears old Al n
~ IeHt inches tisb; stout well iuIit' c1 =
,-~k~ ora wore scrapgf bse I'd; small e,es a.,
II me peou IaritJ of not lookins YOU Id the ~
Wal 81 speAkins Supposed have FIR. ed p.s,,s
o, Tree Papers He may he in the cit, or In ~, s
ABOUT MY ptantatlon on the Ghickah min -
re roo. The above r ward v ii be- pad tc,,..
apprehension and oonvlcu'u of the ghre M, 'o
v no rs SUI posed {, have en- ed hIn wa, sn
ii arrested and delivered on board vessel or
81 ne STATE; go Il arrested nd delivered m ~.
city or adj ming county %" ~
ROB'T F NORRIS
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aEIM. GnTZE. No. 100 Rrnad street. hatWee

M u w No DFNdU stTSbL, NHfWtpE
~ 9th and 9Th manu- cturer Of STEAM RI
FINED. FIR tNCH AID FANCY CAN Di rs. of
al. descr tons. who esaie ard retail and dealer
in FaNCY GOODS. TOYS FOR ElGN FRUITS,
and CIGARS, OF every variety, respectfully IN
vltes the public 10 exam lie his new and boaptiu
stock City aud country merchants will Il ud u to
their interest to examine his goods before yur-
chasing elsewhere, rs he feels satisfied he can Of
ter IA great Inducements as can he had by their
purchasing North. no l3-dtlstJa'
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EXTRACT FROM REPORT OF
ga THE MAYOR TO THE CITY CnUN-
CII. made on the 10Th day OF Decent Der. 1860. tn
< ether with a resolution adopted by the C0uncIl:
beg lie We. gentlemen. most res 2ectuily, To
C ded measures by ordinance to prevent the gr~ at
acTsase III this city Of warrants from other PLACES
&C JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor
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a $50 RFwaRD-Ran .w,v On 80.
WATCHES. yHygELRx, Dc

q WITCHES CLOCKS ASDJEW
M& FLRG Neatly End relia5l, repq.,-l
NN u and for sale bs JOHN n WILLIAMS
<as>--AS- formerly with the late JNo HlILtN
=. s1n street. written suaTantee given wilma
watches aud Clocks repaired OF sold at tina IS
tahlishment,
TAKE NOTICE No 5Maiu street, thras door,
below the GA Market. WEDDING X Ms
."ELRf OF al kinds, and ACCORDE 0NS .ai
SAFE de IL. lm
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the S'T sTorK46sp 41ns'l nee'iHT q
MANCHESTER COTTON AMI WOOL MAN
UFs CTCRING COM PANY, will be h, Id at the
xchan.e Hotel, on ga UR0AY. the 18th De
c. mver. at IL O'Clock. WIN II. row ERS, Ag't.
de lot
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Nfa,n ACAR D-TO THE LADIES ASD
MsFG iENTLkMFN OF RlGHhOND0f1 .
zls0 Nd ITS VICINITY. Misc RI NJ
E.oCA SEMON would respectfully iniorb 1lsa
the ladies' and gentlemen that she has J1s. .
celved her stock OF FALL AND WINTER PAT
TF Ms, con- prislne the Zouave Jackets, fof s
DIES; japanese " alklns- Coat and Cape. Tor Ike
boys; Gatrick Coat. Spanish Dress, Zouave CtA',
Lennet Coat and Dress jacket, and a nnmter @,
Apron Patterns for lutte boys Also. the Iva
and Victoria W slkIr Dress. for little girls, Zg1
ave and Cleopatra Aprons, and a number OF Dress
Sleeve Patterns
bIss SkMO,' is now resdy 90 Braid and Tn
hr0lder the Z.uave Jackets. for ladies' AMI osi.
dreu. Also. LsdIes' and ChIldfeH's Fl4GGs.s !.
Sacks and WTapDlhgs for Infants !; SUITS Entiol-
defed for little boys. a lso, PiHksng, Drawtns sad
StampipS done st he shortest notice IA her raJm
at her 'aiheI's residence, doors low y CtlrIes
otei. iuois 2mI Mss RFBECfA - NuN
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CHARLES LVusDEN "a IN

e. CHARLES LUmsDEN ia the nan
~ who repairs WATCHES, JEWELRf,
CLOCKS, SPECTACLES. h O., IN the beIs
asAss0H manner and 81 reasonable prices. e.
fanted.
JEWELRY repaired n Ii Q best manner.
SPECTACL Els fitted with new iasses and var.
ran'ed 10 SUIT. At 96 dam street, Richmond
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TOYS, FANCY GOODS, & 4.

SDUTBtR gUTEsT
- FANCY AMP FAMILY SOAPS, AND
PERFUMERY :, i" hNUFAGT0Rs
18th ST.. bet Franklin INC Grace. Richmond Va
This is the only establishment IN the Southern
~tates tnat ROLL T SOAPS are made direct
fr III the raw material. snd | war ant them to be
eqna 10 any manufac ursd at the North or I'm
ported from urope 4 he community at iatge are
re peotfully invited t. test Their qlahty The
prices arc lower taan any others In this countr,
ia 40
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20 Christaline Jelly, without Eggs or
BDit,lNU.- One package sparkling jJeiat ne VIII
make hall aaL.n OF beautiful clear JELLY,
wihout any trouble and IN q very short time
For SAFE by JOHN w. CARL K,
Apothecary, &C.. Markel Place,
franklin street.
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MURDER - Five thousapd peri. ColA,, 're
10 ba sold a. 81 per cent heloa their Vaid d
Cambria Collars ~ CSC. worn T1sc 2BC sa
bro 'oliars Ihsc EprtA EMO: 90 JAm n
Collars al see scrtb 75r.; iG0 Camhrtc . a.'iis
15s worth - rs. rs Camb 10 Coils's A. . EfAE
81 $50 Wis Col ara ~ J. NO ID as 100 -"
Co ihrs ~ l5r.. worth 5 25; 800 SuseIh'e -
Collars at 81, worth 50 he above Col. 4" ss
ali new and perfect, ana viii he f0nad Oh era
ma ion 10 be SIS cheap as represented. anG ,s1 .
had at LtNY'S IS v hln street.
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RItHNOND- PIANU> FUR

-, n 70 " w y d VI Il FfF TT NUN FVH
ssssSS;SALE BELOW NORrHERN PRiCtsI
49, .,a.o 1vs ri MIR an n W. he t
rants 70 be equal If not superior, Ia snr INSTR
ment Of the same quality from Northern msL4
fac ores.
de also offers his services TO tns public q
TUNER and REPAIRER bF PIANOS q, roS
sOnRbe rates CONRAD FIRE NAM
Sou b side Broad ST., between I'd md 81
RgrkRENcEs =; efsbvre., Esa Pro E.,
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OFFICE OF CITY GAS WORKS,t
RICHMOND, VA. Nov q. Ie6O. (
HAVE TTST1D MIR. p. FDSTAst
L RkGU bAf0R on the Proof Metre, at the CITY
i1as Works. and certify thai the Will save from
thirty to forty per cent Of Gas To the consuInsrs
JOHN ]. FRY, Fupt
After q trial on Pro, Metre net save of SO it,
IN hve hous, with four burners, was made.
~ The above named EGULATORS and GAS
Pt al Fl - ; can be obtained OF los. DEL ARUE L,
he having bought the rlght Mr. P. FoNIAIN ioi
Ri hmoGd and Petersburg, Va.
PrlCr Of GGs Regulators and PuriferS attached.
) 10 BuTners.-.--. a. so To 6U BuIleTs...-SZ5
to 10 - 60 70 50 80. 81
10 TO 20 - $500 y 20 20 100 - Sc
~ to ~ " ..-.-. Is 90 tn 100 - go. 90
~ to 50 - ..-.-. ~ 80 t., 2CH a. 80 Gu
- For any orders infuf ma Ior. apply to
Jos DtLARUtI, g. street,
no 22-lm Between Broad AID Grace,
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A CARD~NEW BAKERY subscriber
"A r. + GILL. would most resuecttul!y iHi ir III
ms friends and The pubic. that h5 has openso
Il NEW BAk fRI, No. 296 Broad street. ilhove
LIST. AS he intends us.n- nothinI bur the best Er
ices, and employing none bat the beat wo-kmen,
ne hopes TO meet with q IN eral share of pubic
patronage BhEAn. ROLLS, BISCUIT, BUNS,
Sc. K r. II, mo ming and evening
Boarding and Eating Houses, stores and Fam
mes. served IN every part OF the city, on the most
reas ma lie terms
We'd ling and other Parties served with ICED
ana URNA MENTtD CA ikS, on the most
sonabie terms Soda Butter, W 4ter, Lemon and
Atr.w Root rRACktR~, fresh every day.
Don't tnreet the place, No 295 Rroad SIT eet
de 8l5tF IH0S. F.. GILL.
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NJOTlGE.-We have a largo and fine assert
and ala cod s,och f eqto ,b
which we have determi ned to sell for the balance
- t,ls season al = ~ hEpuC " lGeS iot
the above announce Tent will secure for a.
once a ctll from ali who are need of ANYTHING
in ur line are det Tmiued to con form strlct-
ly to this notice. SIMPSON n MiLLtR.
ll9 Main street,
e. Nj, I,a1l 4 , -.
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NOTICE TO TAA P8TERS.-Pursuant to
~ an ordinance passed 18th Jauuar,. 1858, / vii.
attic I'D at the Colector's cfhce, ia the City Hall
from he 18th TO the 3lst December. inclusive TO
receive the remaining ha { of taxes from such per
sons are entitled 10 a deluet1n of 10 per cs Mt
b. HAVING previously paid the frat half in June
last, IN accord moe W III said ordinance.
JULIUS A, HOoSON. G. c. r.
N.B.-It will ne seen from the above that the
Collector is required 10 attend at the Office from
the 10Th tine 3lst II the month To ece,ve t. xes
term Of the Hastings Cou u he u reqGiIed. b, or
dlnanee, to advertise delinquent real estate 10 re
sotd for pay ment Of taxes Persons y no lave
not done SO will the necessity OF calling and
paving these II al ne i'm pos bic for the
Collector To call them before he advertIsss
de lin J. A. H. G.. Z. Il.
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ezS STRAW D-Frcm nv residence, cor
NAsS~ ner of Grace a 9th streets. NV small
sz>s-xs.ae ed co IN rather poor condition. rhe
IA 10 !. see MARKS on her eaTs-O4e OF one ear and
vo on tle other liberal reward will he given
for her del very To me, or for any Information Of
her lds Is Stf OWEN b. LII, Vi. ID.
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most economical bur efa 10 all on as
KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS

J'HF cheapest ard srestest variety q :. I
U Bosouns in the city can tie had at Ii VI :. =
Main ~. Wh'e snd caIored Marsellies Bcsoms 8
i2A-c., worth 200 Union Linen bosom 81 ia
BosaIns At Csc N1ic, Sc. and 78c, worth SNf1
500. 75c. and 81: French Wovs Linen BosoHso \
pnee.. sno numerous other Goods 10 10 ~
equally As low.
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IA TRUNKS REPAIRED.
ee % 3m JAMES KN0rTs

WAITED To solicit r cal FROM all persons
w deslIous of making suItable Christmas pres
ents, at POW Frs Drug Sore where mav lie
found many useful az well ornamental Articles,
at very low prices Corner Main and 18th SITS
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EA- Southern Savings Bank
Oh akI ERtD BY inE LEGISLATURES.
HOLE JOINT FUND PLEDGED FOR DE

60. CnCurrent rOtes.-~HA Will tate al
par, In exchange far DRY GOODS, the notes of
all solvent Banks in Virginia, NORTH and Soul H
CAROLINA, provided they are ofs ed ia Sums of
i've dollars ard upwards. ana We are not requ, red
t. give Specie IN change. Our stock is very ful
and complete.
New CLOAKS constantly received and yer,
cheap. tnoN-tsl WATKINS Il EICkLEN.
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Lost AND gTRAYEL

1 STRAY DGG.-Was taken up in
II ss4~- Henrico county, and sent to the cit. last
- Tuesday nlg TT. welt grown dver cocred
SETTER VOC tail tipped with white, ARD white
marks abOu, the body rhe owner can get him bv
addressing - w" at Dispatch fl g, descr bng
property, and pay ng charges Ii moi called ior,
will he returned to the country on Saturday.
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| est Yesterday morning, on Bank street be-
u tween my store and the Custom House. a
CHECK on the Fs mes Bfnk for WO HUN
DRIED y ID Mn EII SIN DOLL RS. drawn h.
the unGe rslgned. No 92i. dated Dec lltn be find
er VIII confer favor b, leaving II at my store, as
payment has been stopped
JAMES n. BROWNE.
9hstreet, next to Mechanics Institute
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| OsT Or STOLfS NV r. CEIVTNG
- x ON has beeA lost or taken from my wa9ou
The hinder or anV one glvIn. INFO matgoa so that
en- get II again, Will he Literally rewarded
de u ST. s STtINLFlN
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*. FOR RENT. -HayIng 10 use Tor ,leul, /
80 will rent the A>EMtNr ROOMS IN my
sa2z res denee near he corner o! Frank in and 9th
streers. thew are accessible irC IN the street dry,
aIey, and well liz hted J b. ATKINS.
de i3 81 I63 ~ ain street.
s FOR rEnT-THREE ROOMS and q
Fs::. IT H EN-. suitable for small family, over
t22pth he Drs Goods and Shoe Store Of N
FLElSCHE Err. corner OF 9th and Broad sts, oppo-
site the w Narksr. d. Is o.
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DLAyIEG MACHINES AND STEAM
l. ENGINES
MADE UPON SOUTHERN SOIL,

IHADE u O-< " II l3N4N sUIL.
THE UNION MANUFACTURING co.
OF RICHMOND Vs..
Are now read, to furnish the celebrated WOOD.
NORTH planning MACHINES which re
quire no other recommend tion than their alread
est4 bill She0 reputation; nd also STATIONARY
STEAM Eng ~. of from 20 To leo horse pow
err, which they icN bHlid at teSS prics per ho,Ss
pODer thHn they can be furnished By any hortasrn
eStGbtiShNteHf
These Machines are built under the persona
superyisIop OF loHN iEsTtE. ESQ. formerly OF
hFooAlN y, n. B., who, as maru iactursr IA we'll
and witeY known, and they are warranted TO give
Satisfaction.
OFFICE. 23l MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
NJ SAM far Das d. %
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- LUsT-On Wednesday, the 5h inst
~ on Ssh street. a GOLD rNGLIN II LIE
ED YER WATCH, NO 1888 or 10 S3l, J
&E-@SS W l!sOn, maker liberal reward viii be
pald Tor The return of said Watch to this office.
AZ
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, ANULES, SuAP &c.-A daHantiue aid tai
low Candies; Detersive. Pale. Brown. Black
and Toilet Soap; Ground Coffee and Pepper;
Starch; Flg Blue indigo, = megs; ea,, &c ; for
lie nv WM. ALLACE SONS.
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y rs, BEDsTEADs, sc.- On hard ard for -
cheap, 80 single aud Double Com lortt; Q, 9s
Heavy 1wl.isd Bed Blankets; 20 Gotten, >e-S
and Hair Mattresses; splenoid Jenny Lind Bee
steads; 100 Cottage bedsteaes, cheap ,.r.,
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..kRNASss' Gao biNsi.- Union Cashmere
> 1wee1s and SatlHet Suits; also, Servants
Pete sham aEr Flushing over Sacks Purchasers
will finu Ia their aIrTest tn examine our stock
SHhFt X, HALStX n 90, 10 Mainst
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% NAsuNfG No. itE.--Ihe Coiny Jan
W. ions Of RICHMOND ROYAL ARCH
~ CHAPTER, No. g. are requested to attend
q called Conyoca ton. ut their Chatter
Room in the Mason's HAIL. on this ThUKS-
DA Y evening, al clock.
All visiting ComyauIons are requested to meet
with US By order o. the IL +. High Priest
JAMES +. RiDDICK, sse'y.
Dec. 18TH A. ID. 1866. de IL II
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J. W. ALLEN,
J. w. BROWN,


NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CON
IN peuy.-Aprn 16, 1e60-The next annual meeting Of e
sockhods IN sh!s company viii BE- held q New Hsyea
the purpose Of elecng Directors for Tie ensuing year. =
The confederation Of any oth business hat may be prsso
10 them. J. Il. BULKLEY Prooi6eu9
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WAN1ED-A SITUATION By DUNG WOMAN Az
w ehAmbermdd and 10 asss In waskire and irooing,
required Coed resrenee, Please oaQ q NAVY IT,,
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NEW YORK UNIvERsALIsT ASSOCIATE On.
SECOND DAYS PRocEKDTGs-A SPICY AND STIR
nINo DISCUSSION ON REV. Mn. CROzrKR RKsoLU.
TroS OF AFFrLfATIoT Win oTHKR DESonISA-
T1oEs- uNrrARIANrsM DKN0UNCKD-No QUARTER TO
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAND rreHr BE-
TWEEN THE UNITS AND THE uSrvERsALs-How
THEY LOVE EACH oTHKR-cAMBRIp9K SCHOLAR
surr AND cAnsRrDoE DrvrSrrrBs-HoLLrs STREET
CHURCH, BosroN-REv. JAMES FIREMAN CLARxE-
REV. T. STARR KrNG-THAr SPLENDID BREAKFAST
roAr fHERkoS-pR. SAWYER WOULD HAVE BEEr
AsHAnKD or TIE BOZ, STARR KING, Ere, ETc.
seoond meeting Of the above association was held in
the vesry o. The Beccksr church yesterday fore
noos, G. w. Barnes In The chair, and II Lyon acting ~
secretary.
motion 70 pay the expenses Of delegates 70 the s,Ass
Convention IVES discussed At knssh, asd asaIy rescse
The following resolution Wa then sdopssd -
Resolved That instead Of employing . paid agent for
The year provided for by previous ASTON
Of sns booy), committee o. one be appointed 70 pre-.
sen. the stat. o. the cause within our min 81 she
The Rev. X @. Brooks was appointed - said oom.
miiiee
Discussion then upon following rssoutiou
offered yesterday By Rev. n p. orozers-
Resolved, mat this ASSOCIATION willis believes hes
dencnisaticss work 70 DO - p UnivsrsAlns cvssssa
oices At the sins evidences q fraerna feeling and
Christian fellowship among The var'oua branches q The
the spirit and the bonds u pcaos shall - tho sacient
pledge Of Chrisim sympathy.
Rev. Mr.. CRoum supported bis resolution In brief bu,
pertinent address Mr.. b styled UuiverssIs, rnn..
rAn, and be fAvors aninasicn between the two secs
Rev Mr. RAiIou objected 70 The sentiment OF the reso
usson. He wss opposed 70 sfssing with the Unarsns:
and 10 far he was concerned he had received more
courtesy from evangelical soorces than from TIA Uni,
arAns they had treated the Universities supsrcl,ou.,v
win ccussmp, and he md not desire his brethren TO be
looked upon ~ they we're 'poor relations and treated
such. Mr. b said he should probably NOT oppose the
resolution had he nor already presented statement OF
racs 10 the public hroush The columns Of the crsss.
Ambassador, April 2) concerning the nlbcraisy Of the
Unnarhns.
Rev. Mr.. BLANCHARD, Of Brooklyn, said the Of
some members OF the Unitarian denomination towards the
Usivsrsals's vas contemplate In the exrems. He op.
pcssd any aflston with them, especially u the Univs
rass should be Obliged 10 inferior position 10
consequence.
Rev. BpSAsp rrvss, Of WIN smsburr, spsse sharply
ssou, NE cosdsc, " We U arsss asa dessninssss,
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TIE WOMEN IN THE FIELD.
THE RIGHTS OF THE CRINOLINITES.
FREE LOVE And FREE SPEECH.
Interesting Exhibition Of the Deaf
and Dumb.
JHE AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE Sc
CIETY (BAPTI5D.

MORNING SESSION.
The American and Foreign Bible Society held It's an
anal meeting at the Calvary Baptht church (Dr.
en.us) wess Twenty third street, yesterday, Iad the
,ys.s were well Itle ndeS. Ibis Is the ssenty second
apnivesArs Of The society
BUSINESS M-gIfNG
IA hpsress meeting OF the eocety was held al ten
o'eSo,k ". the Rev b I. wsich, ID, President Of
the lec.e,y, the chair After the singing OF hymn'
,r Rev Dr. GILLETTE read thu 18TH ana pert OF the ll9c
po&lms The Rev. J. s. LANE offered prryer. The mi
u,es Of the last ennusl meeting were ten read, sndhe
resident appointed the Committees upco Arrange'Heas
Nonr Atone Obituaries ari Membership.
pr. WEIGH then delivered hs snnuel address rs the
society convened forone day. arg extended remarks
would be inappropriate lie reviewed the history OF the
,cc,e,y referred TO the harmony OF ito memecrs, re-
he.r,ec the good which had accomplished ard urged
=. Ia pusa sect which loves the Bble-to sscls. In ex-
seading its operations and It's blessings.
me treasurer read his annual report 70 follows
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-07
New Orleans Markets.

and prices dropping; sales of supcrfne al
> 25(05 81 Ness pork unchanged and in
limited demand at 2O02O 80; the stock in
the inspection warehouses is 1860 bbls
Bacon unchanged, with moderate demand
ut IO0l0Ic for shoulders and 12c for sides
Sugar scarce and &c higher; fully fair SEC
Corn has declined to 5Gc for mixed. Lard
unchanged and steady; keg he; Dbl lac
Coffee scarce and firm at l54Ml6c. Nc
change in other articles.
NEW ORLEANS, August l, P m-Sales oil
cotton to-day, 200 bales; market generally
unchanged. Flour dull at 50G5 so
Whisky l73c. Freight on cotton to Liver
pool j. Other articles unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-07

The LINE PolNT SwINDLE-You will re-
member Broderick's overw helming exposure
ON the Lime Point Purchase III California,
for which some $3.50, 600 was asked by the
interested parties but under Broderich s
terrible array of facts the Government re-
coiled. It's now ascertained that the pur-
chase OF this Point has just been decided
upon by the Administration under the opin-
ion of the Attorney General, for $500, 600 /
Broderick proved that it was not worth
100000. A good deal of this money will
probably go to help out the Breckenridge
fund l will have more to say about Lime
Point hereafter WcsF. Cor. Phil. Press.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-07
wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF EVANSVILLE JOURNAL,
Monday EYening. Angust 6.


There has been but slight alteration in the mar
kets since our last report Wheat and Flour
unchanged in price, and the receipts aud shipments
are about equal to last weeks. In the Grocery
market Coffee has advanced 14c., but there are no
other changes Whisky is a little more buoyant,
but the alteration in price is very slight Turpen-
tine and Lnseed Oil have slightly declined. With
these exceptions there are no alterations from
former quotations.
FLOUR.-Extra Family SO per Dbl; 2 rs per
sack Superfine 5oa5 90.
wHEAT;-Marketu unchanged, buyers paying 90
for red, and 10 for white.
GROCERIES.-Sugar firm at SL99Ac; Mo-
Iasses firmly held at 46o; Coffee advanced 10 leo
ROYISIONS-Shoulders 81L@9; Clear Sides
III; Canvassed Hams lie; Mess Pork Is 90 :
Rump IA 90. Lard 1l1I@12 for prime key; Cheese
ease; Butter l0@l2.
WHISKY-MIore buoyant at 1895.
FISH .-Mackerel, No. per hbl. 20 o0 No. 2
Is 90; Large No. B. IA HOCHI5 90; Medium 3, II 0na
II 90; Small, . 0o@Io 90; Picked Herring per hD
CGKDAGE AND BAGGING.-Manilla Rope
lO1a@u12 Hehp g@lO; Cotton 22@25i Gunny
Bags 49, 561E for new.
GoTT6S YARNs.-7oo, COO, 500, $500, 91a@
10, l0L@llc.
FEATHERS.-Tn demand at 40c.
FLAXSEED.-Buyers Offering 81 %.
PAINTS AND OlLS--White Lead l5@l 90 !;
Red Lead 9@IO4 Lnseed Oil 70; Lard oil go;
Tanners Pure - Oog25 Oh per Dbl Common, Il %
OILS 90; Coal Oil 70@ 15c; Tmpentine Doe
LEATHER AND HIDES.-AIarket dull and I'M
changed Harness Is Hemlock SOles 2o@26; Oak
3ll32 for Cincinnati. Fair demand for hides at &c
for Green; Dry Sailed l0al2: Dry Flint l214@t IL.
METALS.--Pig Iron p 0Oa26 30; Bar Iron 3 !;
Tin Plate 10; Nails Tod 3 00@3 70.
COAL.-fittsburg l5@lt2a; Bodiani, delivered,
Toe for Crate, Sc for Mixed, &c Tor Slack.
SALT.-Per bushel, soc.
SOAP AND CANDLES.--G, Soap OF FIX
ira Palm 81 Family IA. Double pressed SUM
mer Candles 12l3.
C0OPERAGE.-Moasses Barrels 95c@l 90 ;
Whisky and Pork 9u095 Flour Barrels dull at
35@4Oc Coopers' stuff.--Whisky and Molaases
Slaves 10 uO@l0 80 per LOCO; Hoop poles no sales
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-07
Receipts by Railroad.

August 6, 1850.
COCO feet lumber, NJ j. Steele; GOO bush wheat,
lglehart Bros; 800 do do 1. r. Mills d Co; so
bblS whisky, $50 bush corn, Is bxs ndse, l. A
bdl leather, A. E Shrader: 10 boxes, / bale. A.
Loweathal; boxes, bales, j. Il. Maghee; 60 hf
bbls ish' Bement Viele; g bxs herring, sack
Jas. Little; hexes, O'Riley i Co: 3 cider IniIls'
Hornbrook Co; bxs, bdT, c. S Wells, 6 bxs
tobacco, Fendrich Bros; boxes, iron safe Roel-
ker, Blount Co; ! biol glassware, VIM Bier
bower; Is bbls fish, Soreusou d Co.; 2 bales bags.
I. r d. Helmani l cask G. s. Sountag; 2 boxes
Babcock & Co.. cases, J. NJ. McCracken
Il. L. SHRADER Agaut
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