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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19
"A b. q TDEY, AUCrIosxER.
HORSES, ChEkIA6Es MARNEssks. &c,

"A HORSES. s. ERfta q I ssssasss, q.
EZRA LUDLOW Jx,
s :s cay : sis S:' his
4 .5sn ns and ssse .s n % &
horse
BRows HossE-oo'a for peiisr's wagon
BAY HoRss-y,cs,ieni ios = draynAn.
ALARen FEED WAGON gin Dl.sr''. .pa's.
A NUMBER or new AND SECOND sASp vsnIcLEs-
,osd and depot WAGONS dc, se Aso. single Aai doa'is
AUCTION SoIJcE .eE2oEsIkss WINE, Ll9uoEy
ocnci = o. store y. William .ves Grocsres IS q
Der tisrch. Isk 10 leaves Brandy. c.ses Load on
: sssss ss & pes W z Z, 'e S: r
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s s1ssu T So. ' sas y,o. P.ls Sos ssss
AucIIos so1lcE1rEIs pay, AZ ies. O'CLOCK,
De balance q Boarding. H'use Furniture Iron BeisssAa
fs~sSrosei Good, .aa Pledged Ar,ce, large 70, Of
Psios sud asa Al the balance md s,'cs q deasr IN
81: e s9ss sy ss
via Esr>f :, pay tive Jess sooGe snf other expsa
AtMos, SgaIss.s Do9sa a 80, Aycr,s2s.xs.
ircn IS Nassau sVss, ssesal Ass<tssnl 81 drs,
r. s s ss1
": .o 'Sss: . s,. ,ss c s's , Dsar ..s Tea
%s, I Bss.:ss sr.,ss w.ss..ae. psss:.s. sss S.a.
= ~ email .sxrmsni q fsnss aoSda b'aas:s' vsils.
hls6sls A.sSery, oloves. &e
JBtgE IKE Az rIorxxs. -sousssoLp FJE.
.os % s; .sse.s
a..s s =: + :ss :sa ssss: %.ss
oE sis ssd s.s Carpets ross-.sd .af psasi nssnosr
Sss &c ~ ssss s
rsAs s,> Ssrs xs a. cesss rssa a . ssi.y
AuclroS ssLs or aKApv.NADE cLoymsa, TAI
.as1 ss 4 f. sssa - ~ III Z; IN soai.- u,
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s.ssss: ss: .sa sss.s .i sss IA sys: s:ss
.,,: Il ss:s K. f::s,S x: '
A ucriox NorIop-rBE xsrsoPoLrTAs. rUssI.
tsHsssa ta sis.s .ssavs 70 81 p.rs q ssasry
70 s s:s:s :Hs .1ss e Il s,u x e..
X iRvis. 1C0FioNEsI-sf sfNas NxswIs
co. S .rs ssf, ssc T. % y
s sSs ss s s, Also S s.s,ss csss
~. AS sss.s. Z. %
S.' vines Honey -f,s; Al ;. s:ss .:s'
4
prcwyp 4 vfrHoLa AucrroyyrSs -raIs DAY
~ 70 lsf sss sna H. s.ssr s': .sS
rs-srv hgrtio csrpss msacgsny foss and
Jtss sse brocs,e window Cu'ans rssr Mirrors e,a
rsfsiks EScsers. nshosAay snd bah ~Nlnu Bss ssst.
Pnsar sshstands ard Clss siNr C.rp vs sn'
6nnr tsrn ad bsdro5n 'rocSery, bfc'her WIN an as"F
s sso' rcs ss scos r f,s o. city ms
tarse 10 Of sec,nd h.sd ca, Fdraidrs, agrsA' ssa
reshs Chain fas'cs rookctses Ls,tr rress oms
a. ossl,ox
at.sse,s npcr.se chsm pane dro5l -ver7 hne wine
4 e~ soiA yisou' reserve.
Rr oRpss or TIE roarshonE
- Viii be r,ld ii auction
1H's day 81 - west xsabteenh Street Vim aFsnus
Rkh Houssh5h furniture Pisnn-0re,
| NeIs-t BRUSSELS and Ing rain CNpsts,
Velvet Rbgs Lace And hr,rssei Curtsss;
4 Ou PaintlnTs; Brorzs Psrlsn and bislu'
\ fisrrs and vssss Kc<ev fArlor suih- =. =
xsrble Toy Center ard sid Aso, 1tezsrs OAK er
1c1 fes fcks spcous and Cssess Ivory and Pearl hsnde
tssfsi is ususIy found arss eis ~sipg
All perfec, osder having besa 10 only fhw Tina rb
se cnmeucss Al ios ori cr No postp
n wrslber. rlfh ard rh asenus Apd< pgss
j. HrtwoR rAyLoR, Ausscrser.
! P-Ps-o 10 be sold At " o'elcck II ccsAve rcss
| woOd aud peSi Aeys
/ SyONSTAHf.re pALl-wrfL SKILL on SATURDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

NTovGIrY ~Tss Do'Ika sssIHG nAcar~E ros-
~ g.ny -Vtrettls ard retail ssiss 40 and "a
csisay. ffciOsse ,sss fn s.e ioJ ee- esst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

S,oNsrABrr's sALa-wrfL SKILL on SATURDAY.
ina igth ina, Al 10 ocloak A r., nj SEQ Water strew
vawi Beat H. obskLk c0a&ssis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19
HEshY H. Lands. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N

Il % Nassau street.
Executors sals1te entire private coecioa OF Pictures
telengicg TO Wn. y Burton ESQ. deceAsed
BENNY lpEDs GO viii sell at auction, lhe
svenisf Of rueedsy and wetrest All and 23i day ~
o'clock each evening" Al The gallery Ia toe living Building oqi
daors below Honst,s see By order OF tbs
txecur ~ 10 late Vim burton, Esq deceased Among
Tie ceeersed ss VIII b fsand The wsrks of Bepjssas
West leutse sully fnusr q u Elliott r Cole Rembrandt
pesis Hamilton Berapssr, khayer seglor Gansbofongi
losei e fIenee sootmsr> ope fenshes iand,eer and
irusses waidrop. y Mlerh kignsrd omsgsuek, aeorss
and, Angelica Kaufman, Van Dyck sgned and dated
Marll0. veron.se s,sgnoeto. Van Hoe asmbrsnd y.
ottors They Will be ready for e1hioao5 Tau stay
10Th inst and until he sale, with cstaiosues as gboys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

BEAUTIFUL Anp usxrUL sEys or TEETH Irsxsr
ID % one dollar per ISoh ryery 10 o..
NAfdLRON rRsrHakN asd 8. A. wiiAoN. "a broadway
mar Howard rre<t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

HfCERTs K CRANE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sAL.x
wi CT thirty valuable Building Lots In Hudson City n. j
"Wednesday NAY 4 1869 at In the Alter noon
iae prs1ases lille perfect MORRIS u. CRANE, xuc-
ioaetr s Ean above the thirty valuable Building LOIS
adjclnng WssereJ Ald Nlshlngoa Village. and tas
~. vriLhs N Hudson Ciy, nuds,u c,enty N J. isii
property COMMANDS view cf The city OF New York and ia
eusrons Dg OF tbs mos desirable loo offer
OF ahlio sale. aid Sused about Ia miles from
AID dsAbs location access ne c ~ ran
road and ssges, which sh1ud be Appreciated FERNS OF
s4 leu cett And the Alc fess tbs dAy ~
re per thirty days, deed viii be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

DAcIFIo NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Nsw 1oaK, May q 1860
At the regular nou.y meeting o. Board OF Drectors
hsld this day, dividend Of 70 dsn CEN declared out
of The prolss, payable aud Afser DE 18th last
usnsser books WIN be clcsst from tho evening OF Nay
II 10 the ~ Of lost
By o.ter Of he Ronri.
FRBDERIC HOFFMAN. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

At PUBLIC AUCTION,
n supsror rrotns stock fer ss.e.
TIE Subscriber will offer at pubic Ausoa whoai ys
Wednesday The 6h q June na1i ~ hs resAeseaa he
xDsge OF ClA,pys, HasB. TIE Westsrn RNlroAi dvN
wtst from Worcester his well tn,wn breetiag STUD,
consisting OF thirty AMI nAs among which Toe noted
focahontas, the oginAl Mary Taylor aud White
NARY with seyerA Of their Of both ssxss b Yer
mort Black Haxk Ethan Alien and stlicra Of the Cssrs
NJ Clay stock Among thez Terat stations OF great
from tee W four yerH OF sse raf sck hAs been
bred with especial reference ttsg bcsh the seeeos
Of sires and dams ard To- confidently offered @ the public
Ictseseng properties rarely 10 he ret WITH Catalogues
bpcng pesisrtex and descriptions be bsd spocsa
" tbe sabscter or ssc Aucionsc' DUD LAY H. BAYksf
81 Fecer ~ Slrsel Bcsson. H.. DANNY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

IoHN ri. BuRlBY, AUCTIoNAER. WILL SELL THIS
~ day O'Clock at 4si Canal street., Erg,iah. 5rass
ply aid other Carpes and check Mating marble
op and ohsr Bureaua sofas soA bea censre and other
rs IRE ear And o.et MAuresses IeAnsr beds rlo IS,
Glsses Wsdrobs table Linen, Sheets Spreads Cutlery,
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

~ .. osstt street Ne y,rs ard ~ a,a street. Brcss
la sl sonsrus 70 iasef Fall o partAi $50 ssn ~ h.,
roos rui sse On silver amber % r.s,w US sot US
sndua % ssss teen enracet vrkoai pSn fsssaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

r lockwood BROS as MURRAY sTRkEr. WILL sb III
this day at 1t o'clock. 81 meas wolneus sss
sud ehildren's staw Hats Bonre,s bloomera 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

DEwARD. ca sTxRLTSG.-Iv WILLIAM BsArLANp.
son Of he las Jonn Bekrlsnd, Of Bowiits ne~ Bra
ofd In tee county OF YHfssre, EnFlsod wa wrs " IA
brother rhom Beansni no becset street Burmsnf
"a esds county o. yorxsh-e. FnxlArf ~ VIII he
s2nehrs 70 his sssAniage Any .so, fnsw, IN, ~.
sfscory legal prof q hs ntemsst broha We
sA rhotnps Besran5 VII recsife ne sum Of ~, poatds
h IN ssefiira.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

JAMES COLE. AUOlIONEER.-BlRGv IN ESrArzsALE
81 oontnusd-7c0 Lots-xiabth ward. Brcokyn-J sMns
,Oik &SoN will sell Cd sdsy May o. Of IL O'Clock
chants Exolargs New York by Of
80 lac John 5erses dscessei he bslsnee Of hs ess
sixth and seyes sveaaes Forty fnt forty sec0nd
Forty Forty fourth STRAITS ss5 vAiusse water
OF about This ch1casf nos,
teaatifu IN he city high usde c,mmmdiss hne view
route Tbs Fourth is ls3 feet wids ani no
srAlng aso the Filth grsding sixty per oeul
bond and mortgage. For maps 81, apply 10 the auc
iioneers 500 + ulion street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

Arr.0S H0zToR-B. Dop3HfY. AUCfIoNEk6.
"A vi sell ths fssarsAy 81 Ion ocock % tbs ssss
srCn IS Nassau s Get ssosrs Ass<tDnent CT drs cl~ss
prus mahcAkny and rosewood Par
Ter rus covered trsessl- snd tA'r coh; srcs
ire vsries Bootcnes. rrls ard iavv~'r Carpets OF
tables tioiog Chss crsieyy. DINER end TEA
sea Drssspg wssstsncs Bedsss<s hsr sstf-A<
Wa irpbss louosss Ctan edo toS>tcr
y ~ email uscrtn>ut a. Fang oooda, b,aueh, Eeils.
kl.b.ts Hlsevy, uiovc< xc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

dscays ssss rsssos be surpasp>lFfw suiss anf dua
bIty TIE noes sensivs hled without paia; sso
nuris~ cf eeth from one " . vh,'e atncsph~c
pser without sprsrs vMh dsstrseavs y lss nearM
Teeth. Toohscbs without s1uac1nG Dr. ktDkR. <&
grnrt a. ct Arc~ner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

MORTGAGE sADE or yURsiTUBF. CARPErs &c -
Nl John II. BuhLEy, Ausionser viii sail. this day a.
t~o clock Of 4 Canal street marble TOP and other Bd
meh5s and cher TABLES tofas Sofa Reds
and other BeoAsads, pier mAnel and osh-r Mirrors
ahssnd wstrobes mahogany and other ChIrs hs'r ard
0Aer bedAing and rhees Tsoie Lsen; sugi.h
hfus,s three ply and ingram Csrpes ssd check
ting Ei,ctsn Ware Crvcxe-y, Tao BY order OF Hcreh
uould, Ahornks. Aiio two Sc log Machines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19

iIsERY II. LxpDS AUCrIONexR.
IL 1he fine collection Of Paintings the las WIN Bur
no, ssq.. to be s,d BY henry n LEsDS CO BY order
q Tie aecuos The evenings Of the IA and ga May
exhibition tbs Irving Gallery. No sss Broadway.
vi h catalogues
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26
oolapsioc V,atbtrMQs.

sesss ssssttsH
Nothing h none uliuu4 thau IL, .fir, thai,
.r r., abroad, Int flashes lufy ami 10.
rtFrtscr N % tender Nilc aul cfuI hen.
Every ADMIRATION 1t late. ,,.ry o,,h of
uducls, a'ways cob,aiha ihis u.ual r,
tNaiian. so louf IS y"u ore vhsi !
~ think you.
Got your cucmi,s 70 t,sl SON, v..t, u
arlor 10 mend them Or ,alr iri,ui SEQ
much like your second 5ell. dl' p, viii
ialR loo He yours,lE
The constant nan looks ~ te l,a,cn boz
tall hope. even when It b. dsti,url ls
a1vcts. TINT open With the tun. cln,, u.'.
though h, b, hidb! the ciouls
II your solo Inject iut trfro,ire 4 iyr
s1n Is To- IMPROVE them. tatt ctro 10 it.
icuipet v,'h which you lypre,e. rtl toms.
Per IN The t,rrcycr y pretty sur o. pro-
dacC H. NJ pring In the tcpto,cd.
The study II literature u'uti.hg youth.
sn,srtains Old age, jlurus property. scla
ccs adversely, il j. delightful At han,. an
ohttusi,c abroad, desserts net rs iay % ty
night, in jcurnvyinr nor IN rcttcm,nt.
A pleasant and cheerful wife j. rainbow
ct IN the Nv. when her huslauis mini is
tossed With storms and tgmrests; but q lis
satisfied anil i,tful wift i Ike 4 thunder
cloud charged With electric fuii
Your rtdsimt,. vho ]. alw,ss j,ubtinc.
always succtiug, H. only the Lfgsti, " .r
cistv, WIN is pcrrctutlly giving the dirty
habits u cthers a good brushing. aud set
does NJ, sec the mud that Is upon his Cvu.
When YOU sec an Oh man ami1blC. Mill.
claahlC, content aui gcol hundred Ne surv
that in his youth h. has leen its,, etnrr.
~. anil fcrhcaring. In his Cni be- icts mol,
lament the past, net irtai the fu,ar, he
Il Ike n, evening Il a hn, lay.
Those real gems Il though, that shine
like stars in the night, we're net struck cut
at a heat, as sparks FROM a blacksmith
anvil arr, hu, fashioned ati polished with
a patient aud a weary AL an aching head
AMI heart
My experience makes me IN enemy alike
% premature marriage anil Instant Engage
menss. The 6rs, ads to cur individual
cares the responsibility Got the beloved anil
helpless pledges Of our affections. anil the
last are liable TO the mos, cruel ~dissrpciut-
sients.-Sr Waiter Scot,.
Never talk Of your rargntagc for. IL II
y honssssse, yOa virtually aeknovlcigc
yuur claims 10 rvss On the merits uf others T.
q. II 4 h mcan. you wi>h to sh.v that
something good has a, length ecmc ont II
Nsassesh. OF, if il Is neither. ycur CONVEX.
sas'ss eau only he insesvs,ssv q Yourself
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

INlf tui H'mfy HIicfanl ~
4 90 ila ~ .'lHi 10 raU.'i, ni,ft.
Do b. rrfrafel 60 mtkc ni .init ~
'ar To- laays aui lu ... ,lull IL st,l,.
Ial''t atl finish D. tny mtit tn tto south. ant
Niv ~ v1tt uiel tur tWd,e months.
Repairing dome in g neat ani substantial mon
tf0 short uat,'r .ni u.st ulsrsl terms.
! 5000 b.sr ran.isr'lv IN htnl 4 iarre ana u.Ii
.t0.k 81 .tt.rI nnl .s ~ IRON.
u'laH ! I'll. at NJ r'ts rritsi. frsi ~ atl.i
Peg ~ fftH aaf. iH.H.irI iDr tto fa#t tta.at
potion. irsH fh Il'.flfu : uuI :, 4.i-.
! would sftii s'iitf Iri fry 90 is ryt d Drara.
'.t tht s,ia.. Dtt my o. slu ts.ore r1it
I,,waers. 1. tttHutu.
February o., l.D1. 4~.f,nF.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26
Commissioners Sale of Land.

ntRSt MI to an Intsrlccu,ory Decree. rendered
IN > eauss wherein William ". Ellie,, Is rsm.
rlainan, anl Mary o,ien u. al. nrs rsfeui.u,s. in
the Chansery reart II Pamela county. Nississirri.
a, the Nav Term. ls6O. thereof. Twill. ss crrn.
missioner therein appointed. rr0eeed to sell. at
the Ceafs House. deer. in the town Of Pamela. in
said county, on Monday the Stu iay II August.
lstn, between The hours prescribed w law. tn 4
credit " six months from The tsy ~ sale. the fst-
lcvins real estate. lyirg anil being IN the ssansy
81 Pamela. aforesaid. Wis
Feut acres u lini. Wing in The Ncrsh.wsss s,-.
nsr u the Southwest quarter u section ~fsartssu
ut. tasushir sssen %. ~ranss(7I. West.
The purchaser vii Be required % give haui al
security ief The rsymea, u the purchase wsnsv.
&c. HARRISON,
Commissioner.
ranpls. taas =. lssn. ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

SEvkRAL THOUSAND Old Newspapers fs- sal.
~ q tbs sess. At 80 cents pee hun irra. Tksv
s's estsFsr shsn snv sstsr sort fer oesehaus.' s.s.
Seyssstsr u. lsis. ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-26

z. .. rtyy,
Little Rock. Az
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
COM NJ E RCIAL
DAVENPORT MAHMEr.
DAILY R!.PORT.

OFFICE DAILY DKNOeRAT AND Nsws,l
Monday Eve.s June IL, 1860. I
Weather clear and pleasant, with fne shower
shower Of rain this evening.
There have no changes occurred in the market
worthy Of note. Wheat continues 1t 81 90 a. the
the ruling figure, although Asfew loads we're sold
at 81 OF. Corn is firm and in demand. We quote
FLouR-In fair demand at p 5o@6 75retail, and
IS 25Q5 SO wholesale for City Spring Extra
Super6ns 81 so Rye Aouf "a 0O@4 SO Corn
meal 81 90 Y cwt. Shipments Of aour loo bbls.
WHrAr-Receipts $50 bu. Spring good to choice
81 Oo@$l %; No.2 do s5c.
CoRN-Receipts 800 bu shipments 1890 bu. We
qnote at 30@32c for ear, and S3@34c shelled.
OA1s- Shipments IS bu. The demand is good
for hsme consumption. Wequote 1t 27@3Oc for
good to choice.
BAsLEY-Unchanged and firm At 45@5Oc fol-
good to choice.
RYE-No,hing doing.
BuCKwHEAr-Receipts so bu. A good article
sells readily at 75c.
PorAroEs-In fair demand at 25c for Pinkeye,
and SOC for Neshannocks. Retail dealers are
selling At - @45c.
WooL-We quote at 20@35c.
SEEDs-Wc have no changes to note. The sea
son is over for thi, article. We quote Hungarian
at 25935s Clover IS 00G5 so; Timothy 81 OO@
225.
HAY.-Steady and quiet.-transactions. We
quote in good demand at 00Q4 90 for Prairie
and Sc O0@7 90 for Timothy. Shipments TO-
bales.
HIDEs.-In good request and moderate at 596e
for Green; sta l2c for Dry and llall3c for Dry
Flint.
hurrER.-There is good supply in market Of
tub butter, but for good and choice roll for table
purpc ses continues in moderate supply and firm a
l3@l4c; Roll and tub 9gl0c wholesale and Ia
l21ac retail.
Eeos.-S Steady and firm with fair supply at
ale wholesale and SO l0c retail.
BEANs--Steady and unchanged. Wequote a
sO@9Oc wholesale, and 81 retail.
CHEEsE-SuppIy light and prices firm at l3@
l5c for Herkmere Co.. Western Reserve lO@ll,
Wholesale and l2Q1l5c retail.
LARD-In fair supply at ll@l2Kc.
HAMs--Common io1a@lle Sugar Cured ~
@l5c Shoulders l0c retail.
DRIED FRUI--Apples 6K@sc Peaches l211@
5c Prunes o(dloc
VEGETABLES, ,&C.-Cabbage S,a5c y head Tur
nips 25M30c Wholesale, 40@5oc D bu retail
Parsnips 25@35c y bu; Carrots 2O@3o y bu
Cucumber Pickles in vinegar 81 90 " hundred.
PouLrRY--Chickens in moderate supply, ana
firm at lOc y ID dressed Turkeys at lOc y ib.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
New York Market.

BY Telegraph. NEw YORK. June II.
FLoCR.-More active and shade frmer. s5 Is q
52' Super State 81 25(G5 80 Extra State; IS Ii
. % Super Western 250l5 45 Common to
medium extra do, IS 70a5 s5 inferior to coed
shipping brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohio
Sales l2,o 500 bbls.
CANADIAN FLOuR.-Market active and frm.-
IS 60G7 %.
CANAL FLOUR Scarcely SO firm. Sales 55C
bbls., - 450s7 40.
hYE FLouK-Steady al So 50@4 20.
wHEAr-Market fully cent lower with mod
crate export demaad. Sales $4,000 bu. 81 25 fol
Racine; 81 26al 2Y for Mill Club 81 48 White
Ind 81 80 Canadian.
Dull-934y4c.
BARLEY-Uull and unchanged.
Consolidated better with moderate demand
63la u 65c for unsound mixed western; 66e sound
shipping do. Toe prime wsstersn and yellow.
OATs.-Duli-39.G42Lc western and State.
PoRK-Market more active. Sl4 40 old mess;
SIT o5Ml7 81 new mess ; $l2 SO old prime, and
$l3 5O01l3 90 new.
fEEF.-Quiet.
Cur MEATs-Steady.
CHEEsE-Steady lO,G1OMc.
LARp-Firn Sales $50 bbls.
TALLOw.- Quiet at 1910
BUrrER.-ln lair request at l0@l7c choice ii
G2Oe State.
WMlsKY.-Market steady-2lc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
The Japanese At Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June H.
The japanese ker strictly in private 10 day.
Many Of them are i'll from the effects OF yes
terday's exertions. Unfortunately. during the
day some Of the crowd INDUCED in very coarse
language, calling the visitors niggers, &C.,
which 9 portion Of the Eubassy understood
as ineulting. They referred this matter to the
Commissioner, this American saying that they
feared our people, though it then looked very
ridiculous. They will visit the manufactories,
&C., during the week. unsnnounced and a. pri-
vately % possible. They viii probably leave
for New York next Saturday morning. 20 - TO
ohtain nnoehef oabboth'O rest.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
Mayor Barrett to Protect Sumner.

WAsHINGToS June IL.
Information was lodged with Mayor Barrett.
without the kno wledge Of Mr. sumner. that
the Tellers' Room was improperly invaded,
and that threats had been made against his
life The Mayor promptly investigated the
matter and procured an affidavit, as to who the
principal party was and the substance o. the
language he employed towards Mr.. Sumner.
Upon ascertaininy the facts, the offender con
United the act while in a state Of intoxicaton
and did not intend any injury to Mr. Sumner
AMI regretted The act. Mr. Jarrett accom-
panied the gentleman. who gave he name AZ
Capt. Henry. to Mr. Sumner room about nine
O'Clock Saturday night. and ne duly al ologiz-d
to Mr.. Sumner, which was satisfactory to the
latter
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
Adjournment Of Congress, etc.

" ARLINGTON, June II.
1t is the general opinion hat Congress can
not adjourn on the 18th. Mr.. Sherman Gays
the appropriation bills cannot be passed By
that time The issue is now avowed tetW
the two houses. the Reput licans having III
caucus resolved to stand by the tariff, and re-
fused to authorize any funding of the treasury
notes into the bonded debt, or to authorize
further loans unless means to pay them be
provided
The probability is that if any modification
cf the tariff shall DO effected, 1t will be
through q joint Committee on Conference.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12

TIE STARCH Factory A SURE THING
, We are gratified to be able to announce this
NOR ming that the Starch Factory hes now goi
into the hands Of gentleman with both ener
gy and means to push it for ward to compl elton
and when completed to keep it. in motion.
Saturday afternoon the papers were signed
by which Marvin Porter. of the firm Of, rorter
Low d Co., grocers Of st. Louis and also Of
the firm Of Porter, Kirk wook 4 Co., the con
tractors on the Paci fic Railroad, q gentleman
Of means aud we'll known business qualifica
tions, was put in possession Of the Factory and
the sppurtenances thereunto belonging The
terms of the lease have been published before
in our columns and we think they are very lib
eral to the company who first stated the e.
prise. A contract has be en- made with Messrs
Towneend, ColIies 4 Co, by which that firm
are TO ut once go on, finish and put up the
large engines Of the works and it is confident
ialy expected that by the first day OF October
next, the Factory will be 10 full blast. Geo.
A. Baker, Esq the Superintendent, informs US
that when working to its full capacity, the
mill can turn ont one and one half tons Of pure
starch per day. An army Of men will be re-
quired to accomplish all thedfferent bra inches Of
labo- connected with the Factory and employ
ment will thus be furnished to many Of our
hardy mechanics.
MIR. Porter has purchased the fine residence
built by Mr.. Joseph Lambrite, and will at once
remove hfs family to Davenport.
We cannot at this time attempt to give the
many important ben. fits which will occurred TO
Davenport by this fortunate Transaction. We
shall sensibly feel t.em when the works are fin
shed and in operation, previous to which time
we shall have something more to say upon the
subj ect
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-12
From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June IL.
The Japanese are keeping quiet The re-
ported assassination Of the Tycoon was com
municated to Capt Dupont early this morning.
but be having doub;s Of the authenticity Of
the Intelligence. las deemed It proper not to
dlvulge it to the princes. prefering to await
instruct tions from Washington and the srri. al
of more definite Information.
The present programme would doubtless be
broken up if the intelligence should be COM
municated to the m. mbers Of the Embassy and
they believe in its truth The Naval Conmi--
eioner suppose If the report is not entirely On.
founded, that it is the regent that is killed and
not the Tycoan Who 10 lord Of on y seventeen