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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04
0abiNet 4TaFf.

FURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
4 klNG.-C L. BAUDER \ Co, having removed
ther MaTe hoouls TO their old stand, No. 80 PrOs-
IN the line Of cabinet Ware and Upholstry.
HNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
~ sortment Of Ready Made Collins always kent
on hand, apTA q L, BAUDER co.
~ w. BERRY, UPHOLSTERER
Ne and Manufacturer OF Lounges, and an kinds
~ Aaltfasses and Bedding, Cushions, Curtains
baIles, &c, No g superior street Hill, four doors
below Commercial Branch, cleveland, Ohio.
All orders promptly executed Particular nttsn-
ton paid 90 the laying Of Oil Cloths, Carpeting &C.
@c. mayglly-l
DANIEL w. DUTY, CITY UN-
~ DERrAkER keeps on hand large stock ef
all kinds aud styles of COFFiNS, embracing great
variety of his new style Of BURIAL CASKETS, all
OF which cannot be eNceied by any similar concern
ianl7R2idkw
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nEMTNG & TIFFANY

~ ERAL Produce COMMISSION MERcHAETs, No
bl Pearl street. New York. Particular attention
paid . the purchase Of Goods for CONSIGNMENT Lib.
eual Cash Advances on Flour and Grain
REFERESCs.--Wm. W. Cox, Pres't n Y. Gas Light
Co.; Charles s. Fox Pres't City Fire Insurance 20
n. u Thomas W. Pearsall, Esq, New York; Weav-
ers Richardson Co.. New York Collins, Bros & Co.
Hartford; Alcott Horton, Cleveland; John Ten
ets a Co.. Cleveland; BabcOck a Hurd, Cleveland ;
Day, Griswold 4 Co, Hartford. JUS
a. g nEllING, EYNAN TIFFARY.
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.fiMantial.
$40 O00 MONEY ADVANCED
9ateltt 0tficF AgFnflt.

TINTED STATES AND FOR
~ EIGN Patent ONCE Agency, opposite We'd
dell House, Bank street, Cleveland, Ohio
W. III. BURRIDGE,
lmy2Zll3l JEHU BRAINERD.
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LAKE FISH

CTOCK OF ABOUT 5000 PACK.
~ AGES late caught FISH, consisting OF
White Fish, IN Bhls. Halves and Kits.
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5tWtltg

livery ONE WARRANTED -
IL 0f those American Watches just received a
neW supply from the Factory.
feb22 COWLES & co, Wrdden House.
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER.
III aud the American Watch forever. They are
the best watch made (n Amarica) aud nobody sells
them cheaper than
feh22 C0wLES 8 Co, wedden HOUSE.
NUT PIX.--JUsT RECEIVED A NEW
~ supply Of Nut Picks.
teb22 C0WLES co, Wedden House.
Culver AND SILVER PLATED
~ WARE.-NcW stock Just received by
hh22 COWLES 8 CO., Weddefl House
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CnqEarinQs.

pEAUTTFUL I---OPENED THIS
ID DAY, Choice collection Of the
'PALMER MA RBLE' PHOTOGRA PITS
them at SARGEANT'S
uec2i n 23 Superior street.
ERAMES---
IL FOR SHAKESPEARE AND MS fRIENDs,
Aud VILLAGE hLACkSMirh.
Made good and cheap, az SARGEANT'S,
sehi0 2l3 superior stroot
GIVEN IA FINE
N THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGRAVING,
aud Thrae Dollar Magazine, can b. hatsfDr only
Three Dollars, az SARGEANT'S
fahIu Marble Block
DOR PICTURES,
Looking Glasses, aad Frames
CO 20 SARGEANf'S,
Ehl0 2l3Suparior street.
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JOHN SURBURG, Agent, i--
81 Cedar st., New York. feb7.7ss
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WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co., o., MAY Il. '59.
Mr.. IL. B. kINGsLEY-Sir: have been selling the
medicines OF the GTaetenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfaction and the Pills 1 have sold to a
great many regularly their tea and coffee, and
with my trade they have become a staple article
MarshalPs Uterine CatholOOn is a medicine that has
done great amount of good in Female Diseases
One lady sold to told me she had received moro
benefit from one bottle than she did from a long
course Of MEDICAL treatment by the most skillful
physician. JAMES WILSON.
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The Washington letter of May 29th to the
Philadelphia Inquirer, gives the following
gossiping account of the wedding of Capt.
Scott and Madame BOdisco. It is very read
able;
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K. CRUGER, Agent
No. 742 BROADWAY, N. Y.
4 PLEASANT STIATULANT,
For the GENITAL oRGANs can be obtained by sending
IS TO the Agent as above.
SENT FREE BY MAIL.
Circulars or medicines can be procured Of Drug
gists everywhere. febl4:R2t
no Sold by GAYLORD HAMMOND. Cleveland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

Now . Ar'n& stock, for 500. at
STIGi. -, nt'TEisS ~ Co,
No. 100 Main Street, lynchburg, Va,
fE1ltE subscribers In receipt hrr "a large
4 Of STAPLE ANb Fancy DRY Goot,>, ut fEENeu,
English AND AMERICAN NIfACTt Rla 10 vii Oh
they solicit the attention n-hcr old customers and NIL ihosp
WIN goods Of the latest Styles good quality, md
soatr prices lead pariinl enumeration appended below
thlic'"Ns, ongi,aias ani Lawn,
Brlan French tamhtra mud Ihennois, solid aud plain
trnindir Musiins aud Eprnrra
l.rnrc mud Muslin Flourc,d Rohe-
Mourning Eunds, IN Musiln inwn aud Bcragcs,
lcrnrc-, De nines aud thalcs,
l't,ss siihs hluck, fhin aud Fancy,
lratn, tatd'rir mud Embroidered HAnhk crclcfs,
bI,l and silk ,uVts, \ Ar,uua Coolers,
. a,lN nnd Misses SIX Mitia, tong aud slofl,)
ihoc Tissue aud EsfagC Nclfs.
French Worked Collars and ~ Sets,
.iiptcras, MonNlin- aud Bomhnz inos,
Misses Hosiery an,i Gloves
Misses tlaute Merno Nestt.
White goods, all kinds,
spring Shawls various colorr,
Ftniari Ska NJ low figures,
iaro Shawi- aud Nantes,
Hoop skirts, all si.es aud prices,
Hoop sklrt supporters. something
UENi'S GOODS
Broad Cloths. plain md lancy,
Niack mud Fame! 1asdmcrr-.
A,s,ingn, all kinds,
,ittt- Ties, Stocks nnl trnsRts,
Nliri ,ullara and Busonis,
t1oNrs, . lnsc nd handkerchief,
Fin" Apple Handkerchief something new.
I" which IL ned hnc stock of hrH,y Linen aud Cotton
t"is, on Window shades, Earpcngr, Mnttngs Rugs, Door
Ma- sc. ~ Remember the No. O@o and call in.
u,ho
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RESIGNED Mr.. g. r. Phelps. the efficient and
""Iiging agent Of Adams Ex.,ress Company in
las rHy. has resigned his p's-cause, inadequa-
g "t the pay. We hope the company may sue,
'eed N getting another agent, who will give equal
fdiisiactiqn; but we lave doubts about 1t.
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IIoMs CuArp.-r This Company held n meeting
n Saturd y night, and rcsulyesia % visit Rich
mond On tie ocsn sion Of the inau suration of the
Gay Statue on Thu sday next. 1hey will Leave
for that city, tomorrow, Wednesday, morning.
\ the South Side train. They have nearly ar
:@oscd to quarter at the St. Charles Hotel during
their stay in Big Iichmond" Mr.. Ingram. the
,,1ular proprietor Of that establishment. is an
admirable specimen Of the Nirginn Bonl!ace, and
be will, We doubt not, pay all necdlul attention
To he members of the Company during their SO
journ in that very pleasant aud prosperous city
The Company expect 10 return On Friday next.
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sjs. MANHOOD,
How Lost, How Restored

~ JIM THDfISNetI, m q NFn1CH EnrrTODe.
oN TIlE SATt re, TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE
OF srfRMA TnKRloEA, Seminal Weaktc "a Sexual De.
bty Ncryuusne,s und involuntary Emissions inducing Impo.
t,ntl a,d Mental and Ply -icn incapacily.
Bi RoB. i. CULSEEWELI. NJ. H.,
datbOr n ne "dtstn Book" DE.
The worlrenowne'i author III this admirable Lecture clear
IS from his own experience that The awful
sclfabuse may lie ,ueetuaily cd without Medicine and
without dangerous Surgical operations bougc Instruments
corials pointing out mode Of n
aud chcriuh by which sufferer what his
dou be, himself ctedpiY liirdeig rddi.
ciA This Lecture viii prove boon to thousands and
sands.
semi under seal f. any address. Jnsfaid receipt
t." ppsa,r stamps, by addressing DR.. GU j. G. KLINE, NJ.
H., -! iirsl AN.nae, Sew iorA, Post box 40
~ L AL
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~ nnn POUNDS PRIME IRCINlA CURED BACON,
-',bUU in store consignment, an Tor sale ~
LEE, GOEKE x TAYLOR.
NH y 90. No. los Main Street.
4 vt RfCEIvED-A largo lot Of Mating, Summer Carpet
ing Sc Also large lot Of White Goods. OF every de-
nhht, which Am Offering low f cah. at ia Main Street
t. n. GvGGENHEfMEE.
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Sewing Machines

AIDES ~islnga Machine 10 do SERvAs toaKsgC
owS WORK. would 10 well toe, m.
ne BAErHoI.Fs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price
80 so aud So The following certificate from well
Tailor IN hls county, who only about ~ minutes
Instruction His Machine
LrEsvirLE, Campbell county, Va june 18Th, so.
Mn. WV J.. PaGE:l am well pleased with Barhois
ug Machine, and would not exchange II for my have
find u" difficulty IN operating with any Kind cloth,
from the tckes Cashmere the finest Linen. w
several pnlr Of coarse I"w-nen pants Tor have
and operated six different kind Sowing
Machines, but Baiholfs and Singers the only Machines
that would recommend any person to buy They the only
Machines that mnku Ti0,'s Stitch. con.idr BartholI 3
much the cheapest machine ia simple IN construction easy
10 understand and not likely to get ont orer Almost
every person has Bahofs operate Singers
that worked on last year give Bartholrs the preference
Respectfully yours, &e, UAROIUS q. TERRY
T. :. lihl no difficulty in getting my wife work Bar.
lols Machine They say that something great ough be
done for The that invented Sewing Machines with Shut
IL, aud Lock stitch. June IG-diIls1 g. a. r.
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Council MEETING The City Council will con-
te"e lhis evening at hafpast three Quick, at the
'luncil Chamber, for the purpose of organizing :.
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In consequence Of the prevalence Of electricity
IN the atmosphere, We tailed to receive ear usual
Geographic despatch last night
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Observation-Disclosures
Holy WgsX.-'fle pas, week. IN the Ritual of
tie Catholic Church. is called "ueLdonus Masno.
r." or .'the greater wtek."-but among tue 'aity.
it has obtained the hume of Holy Week, and is,
with all Christians OF that persuasion, time IF
great solenni'y.
Thursday was celebrated "a the day # the in
sfjlutiun ot the sacrament Of the Holy Eucharist
TIE bells of the Catholic churct,cs. which orlina'
-iy ring three times dry. have been sient
,ihre the service If that morning. This is Ia To.
zen IT mourning for the death Of cur Saviour, the
4universarv u which was ceicbraeI on Friday
G,od Frilay-on which occasion it is customary
i7 A u kiss the ima.eid the Crucitixi"n, which
rcremuny is kuwn IS ";he Benediction IF tic
tloss On that night the ceanmuniean's al 'nr
c,'hhe church In this city assembled at their
l. ,u,e If worship 10 pn ti..,at. in the degotion
k-D,wn as 1.-The Way Of tie Cr,s>,'' which c',
-l>ts in prayer bri1le four;ccn picture, an the
walls Ut the church. Representing the various sta
-. as pl,. =, r. ly,rr and tim senu,rhrr This
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Mississippi Land for Sale.

fyaE SITUATED sXt6en miles South. Vert Of the City Of
w Holly sprlng. and h.: nics West OF the Mls..sppA
-Cenira Raroad, In Marshall county, Miaa, containing
1900 Acres D0 eear betwsn 2V and 300 u which 10 sups
rior valley which produced Bale " Cotton per he
nst Said plantation susceptible Of suylsioB Into
several tracts IL nndanty supplied with pure free stane
ter, and Ia ms healthy as tho mountains Of Virginia.
For further particulars the premises address,
ID. D.sANDERsON,
NH l9-i3m Wyatt r. o., Mia.
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SEE advertisement If Messrs. NJ. EldrldEr x
, a., Wholesale dealers in Fish, Alexandria, Nir-
alma.
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The GLORY of the Are.

The Glory of the Ago.
tST received lot " Tho most arganl WHEELER b
~ WILSON SEWING MACHINES that has ever been
YET IN this market Nov Is the time Ia get this glorious
Hrcc, M snc " do moi learn 10 Warranted for
three years tot,io nj once, mud walt no longer.
~. ESaIFD0yE,
NH - 81 NAH Street. I.ynehburg, Va.
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NEW CONCERN

NEW CONCERN.
NUE. have i do! associated ourselves together pur
w pose OF conducting general Grocery Commission
business under The syle and drn OF SrRArToN IExsLEY al
the old stand Of Mnrrel stratton No "a Main Street, Lynch
burg, Va.
We viii keep constantly hand good assortment Of Gro
les, Liquors sape Dry Goods and In fact every article usu
al Kept in Grocery establishment. 49,
Phi cuar attention paid to the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Flour
and ali her ksiIs Of country produce.
Wcho BY strict attention obuness merit the patronage
ire, aud the public generally.
VIM II. STRATTON,
HAMiI w HFNaILY
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MisCRrLANR0us

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
FOW.LE, CO.,
a I. T. X A N RIA, VIRGIN
Importers ead Dea1<v~ IN all kiads n
FERTILIZERS
Have constantly hand n large supply Of
PERUVIAN GuAAG
Imported IN bulk into This po CNcA Is
iAsDs-and bdpged he,t In aud strong tagging
furnished and sfd0,y,fd dg
TIE AGENTS OF THE PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT
6NES consequently enabled Offer Agricauris,s
article tree from all ddaiferfoa and which the,
rant IN erery respect Each cago arrives receives the
close personal inspection and accurately nna by oc
Richard H. Stabr, Chemist of this city They prepared 10
furnish the above article cheap It be had in day
ktf an Mis country
~ Liberal discount made dealers.
SOMBRERO GUANO,
Also of direct importation from the Island of sonhrcro
ASA columbian, HDseycGn Jdrrts Island, f9ide h5t3
Californian. aBd al. L. and al" NercuH
alt u the low, prices. TOWlE n GO.
trh u dts Alexandria, Va
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Great Reduction In Freight from New York.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.

A. LIS UsTsPHIN
TN WISHES to inform his friends and patrons that hs
WILL 1psna e \ al sssos =,
spring and summer Bunnes Ribbons, Flawery Hats
Misses Dress Caps Manslcr Gloves Hosiery liandkcr-
c, and other articles ais Jewery, Clocks and
Watches. gN- Repairing done VI shor notoe. sf z
Please give call win ssl To cheap You
la, elsewhere. afAa No. 90 MAIN STREET, .
M 4 dAc1m .=4a-s gsa Eza VI II LypchburR Va.
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PAPER. HA1gingss !,
j ioents Of WALL pApEk ANDBoRbERS brougAt
10 H nchburg Persons ~ anl Il 10 their advantage
examine sDsk Pretty Chamber PheY 10 and t2k
eta Pretty Chamber PaltenA glx only 70 cents Parlor
Papers low 20 cents; ALSO Hall and Ceiling aer o. low
prices. 5,4 Ft5t.s.t s. 80 II. q VICTOR,
NH 10 =' any, ~ 50 1t3 Map Street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMES DINWIDDIE,
No. % naIn street. l.ynchburg. Wa

n HAS Just revived his Spring stock Of WATCHES
"a AMI JEWELRf, and l. the largest stock u has
GSA been his pleasure ~ offer 10 the uhc xhih consists
500 kngsh, swiss aud American Watches OF the beat
make, In geld and silver Aisn Hne stock Of JEWEL
Hf of the latest SYKES al VI which bought the
favorable as he therefore sell US low Other heuse
purchasing. mil 2a-ts
, 1860-09-12
X l 9 Fl II O Nd d e0
.HE WESTERN TRAESP0E.
= TATIoH COMPANY,
And Western Express Co.
$Ssk 1860. &xn

40 sh1ppsfa OF Freight to and from
tho Wesat
10 oet' :Ae..ses efer pres.n!ed 70. tie cot.s
eauon cf Aerch..ts, AhrEt.s, Tnveien
2ua Ente.enla
, 1860-09-12

Mechanics 1natttutc kaar.-Lfs, ar x,-.
mlums.
tCeneiu4sd.1

Farm Pfoducts J. r Powell ro
aad Cutx..oFs Far.t 4 Bradley Msehae ~; ;yenss; Flow.
hes = foat, @ &a Go f,ssn Iss 5ia
Rel,ss Yo:ss Co. ~ r. IT. + ,. aaa Eoque Ghaa.
A. Assa5; akIss k-inln9 Maee Lous y. ea:d
iasrsaan Caaxc Il Ma.i.ss95 4. woei iiaass
as: As<ln IL a%Ssty %[y cS Hase!is
F. Hunt Gls:s cuuns Jo.a iasr isr;s. . s Beuren saws.
:a nAns Valve Ans'. t5or
&C.: Al Fqrrl.Lnz do,d L. II, ussf Ius,na,.h Habba!t
1D6ussa; Dosnt; sSis tsei!sx -
.ood Il II .1,a ase; spfin8 neatead r. T. na
Sssa Sss1x s.Issnx nk srss s.n' en a., q
s'9f: Fs3t :
g. p's sPss n.d Fscoetsas; eSss y Mt,s VI
Ser aanmeei retu.rs Gl.. T. = p1sa u
y .ss R's 4a,sa S:tss E EA%a VII
W;ax ~ ~ tane, aM MI WI! ta:.; san,I;:s .!ni t1a
e. iss' i1ss Essa s = a% ue.ta "a b..
Tsa.iss. II. aas H., J. Marble ,st
Sst kosaas s. r. sa*!
r. sst 20 s!ate iydevile a.n 70 'a.i,1a al i w.
I'm a; !* aast Es11 80
III Nj W.T. h.,s r. ;Sssrs,y esses. "a o a.
e., CO 9 ii, E: Fe;ss s1s; kssSsxs +;
Fiji, Mae Eea of & l. n.d~ln er 4stacat: e; snt
~ ana ~ II M1rs; Asudc:a! Legs j. L. ,onr ~ L.
Jeha Fhli;.; Gaa, sa:, !. 1oe.s At
sins1 suss11ty ,, e,1s.y Lightning Rl.. e.. a3a.
e.: Wss Il is:gi IT.: IT. Ttta IA:
.mr. s.aIde Ia T. ogr.vc; JIp.a ~. Il i;e att.;
k;s9sar asas3, aasac3 ggaiTIss gai Ill.,: i
SsS 5.s5;: III :
a. rse;,sss since Waehoass Flu .ni 'i.es
d 5.as.d %s;e. VIZ c: pr E ~ r. M
Iiss ,t R;han res G!tss AID yrs1s fisu, wi.e; an
ssa .ss WI E'ata ro G Gh .sa fs.
sstt Fams., 9. T. Ne, Easva1 "cIs;s.s; o.. Gil a1a
III Mst ana S2ft s5s*f tis
Lsa,hrf ay.; Eots AID sscss. Job, b-EasS:asx J;
IT, f i,c. i E;sH ,;Ss,; Gakn s s as:
+ llS:sa 6vsseea aaa i an.a krttxf Y ;:ooa'
ss Gss's Mltf u ~ 0G IT, +:
:. sIs;s HI; = uas,s; e III tip,
SaehIns1y Os T. 4 Goesalsa' 4 'an = u!s>llE aod
l:.tsr; Su;.a! Jt'e Na: IT. IT. ILL.,
IT, 4 e.; Acion fua Tie.sx:t u IT. il.e
Maaeea rals4, nsn> NJ seS1 ~
ID ~; w;ssy5te94 sy 81 F!:1
t.an y sG,1s F!ns!gx trfata. s. 1tisT a
sf SGsiys's Il sx5
ais: na: St i NJ. Ssn W". Jt
inSt. ;ye %'ea MIS- e. Ls.aaa sIr;. t L It. Eas
its ~ i. se,t T'sss1 SGea QUIZ
"a tifW;5e,sl: W5shI;: 81; a. " .!s = Ssis ms 5
Ire n.a.Gpet Sa1 = F. NJ r aptd; casIs c.I
J. " efEsR Joha.sas Chm St. car; naT:n, crs
, H. = I, Mae xner; atsed Eagle b. T. enwru. &
10; A. Bsek aid f4l Dse. Dse ~
r. Barstu.hsp ,,s Saeas ~ su:,se1 caI l,:c Pr
ss '9ds b. Ke.d Co ifItsa tl.at "an Sesas:
sp:ae se nsatan "a A., sehss g e. lla'e5. iioutc
US eEJaGEe aa,tee Lite; pcoS seaa MGad Of
~ Te.ea& .s' C.: b;u7e st,itg ,fos MuyIa, i;,iI
a,s.: ne': fnr, hue II 7h. + Is:mes: l;capc, 8 II v
~ r. usa A.!' 6. .te. i c.. i'hutc. m
ii Geal tar H. Combination Fs.senser Catsis,
, 1860-09-12

ToRos7o. Sept. lo.-The Glo1s of today .avs
that Sir Edmund Head will positively leaye
Cauada about the middle Of October. md Is,a 1,1i
be succeeded By Sir Fenwick Williams as TEN.
porary administrator Ct the government.
TcRoSro. Se7t. lit has ruined aIl dar in
terfer1ng somewhat with tbs PRINCES nro.
graume, but notwithstanding this, The iu,ms msnse
emphltheatre whers he FRS: landed WIS com.
Eletelr filled this morning, in order tbat the
Prince might again witness The assenblsge.
Tne yacht lace commenced ut Il o'cloct. The
drst prize was wen by the Riyet Of Toronto
Tie second BY the Glance Of KIM ston. RE
Prince consented to become q member of the
yacht club. The Roysl parsy next vent to Un;,
rers1ty Park where The corner stone ras laid
lar the Queens statue then visited the Un:yer-
sity Normal School aud D3ranical Garders
where the Prince planted maple t,ee. An i'd.
dress was presented at the Government IIonse
from the Beile1ille depntation PRAYING tte
Prince to visit tl,ss place, guaranteeing freo. @
dom from outrage Interruptions. The Prince;.
reply indicated deep regret that future enesC.
ments made It impossible to accede 10 the Se.
qrTTst: qTs IT. The city h1s been thronged ali DAY.
the Prince goes to London.
, 1860-09-12

IUMuER-Ihc Eece!i Of Lumber during The rasi week
sgn comp: :ratvey light III: tendency Of the mar
KIT silt upwards. oalsx 10 good demand for c.sgocs
oftoarts and strips have to smother advarce of c
per thousA1d eet. Common Eat Shore labe1 Va. .old
u sarg= Ct ali through, and fair to good It 4o2
1l.e0. -......
Many ofhe manufactured Green Bay and other paces
experience muca dcultY In getting ther lumber forward
Every bottom that CARY Tan hss kobe into
and Tesselownes unw1=kto uate c:ntssets fr up.
freight st ang Reasonable pce lsst oud delay them 20
as stolosc q down tse:stt 1t The close ofthe season
Tas stase Of adAra howsv1 works both ways EatlsaF
and ST. Car ver msEu aeturers E;eUre much 1o,e
d::u!ty In getttg vcas ia to any lumber Eat as the
that direction haze Een much higher {, pr3po,.
ton than 1t cenbK this wSy. And 1t the TT ees sslsi fer
eaHylrg lulcr down tic lasea Esttsn bu5esu cannot
make both ends nett. This will psotaby have The effect
to send some i1bsrto Ch'c.ko which woud hrre cndsr
other ccumstances l:en thi2ped t. Albany OF po,na IN
Ohio.
Tho folowin: arc come Of the leading
sA1xs OF c.KGoEs przzse TIE wtxk.
Cargo OF tcr- Nesschs.ef mixed from WAuksgau At
slooo art cargo Of prep. Nonte1uma from St. Jo.cph 1t
sloo cago Of sehE. Pike. from Grand River 1t 4a0
seht f1she5 fFom Nu.keg1n. Ut tao schr. Telegraph.
from Grand Elversood cargo fs.tps Idboadt III $00
sehs Poland. IRON Grand Tsavers mill rn selr
Goode IRON St Clair h!ye. At aGc0 alic 4te0o $letn
End elaoo; hsg Seymour from Coingwood m!i run, At
$ll-all through; e1rro Of sehr MoEsson fr. Nuke.
E1n. ut e1oS1 two TO arrive frc u.kfeou ut
4lot9: tchE Magnet. fscm Kalamazoo At ;sehf H.
Eoudelle from Kalamazoo. Ut saeo; Echr Euea IKE
kalsm,zoo, at 4s.to.
But small o2rItn Of the ca1gees which arrived here
last week eth'own en- the market country daletx
sho hendcd to buy. were forced 20 to the yads and
Aass nssoEtments made up by the dea'ess.
1he etaaa yhts during the week I9s been very
aeo'e aea the naFse lis strong upward testeley Ow
eeaEeit7 OF twelve feet boa'd, and long ot the
, 1860-09-12
MARIN 81 JOURNAL.
FORT OF CHICAGO.

ARxfVtn r.. -.
Prop Monte tuma Rob- lns, St. Jo.e:a oom 1unber In
@ ~ pAss 1sn' ~ t1ls -Four, ~ cds wood, 50
Brig + Gai sTrT;jn, o.on,, ,.n
liz in.s; F.s.i' ai,st ve2nto. en * isn sunbtr
Seii Ms,siIoon i,urd donao: n,o ~ n,,s az
Sl1r II nsr sin,tnrs s =, obe.,. ~ so1s
Hr.r Htan ,tt1a tts = shu: ~ IONS COIL
Sehr Dan Marble, Mger Nahs 10 nn ber is "a Istb
0'An wnod 'ennson' AeSana u cds bark, = cks
scbr lms Estes, san4u.ky. Is tor, R ,np ,so ,,
e.L Iof. I!9moef.
Schr johr Waiiaer ~, ~ m nknbe:.
~ ~>- "oo''
~11a =. atsI4o.'''..'...~.sept- H.
r,xop Hoatc1una, Rob1:ns St Joseph. 100 brlz sa't
S!op hcaks. Cotn- B3ha3. la 0U bu what loo b,s
-Four. "
aa:k !1ttnclbe. lsowm1o. Bafalo cnooo bu ctru,
y: l'em!A. Eetez, Buffalo. Nlb3 tn wseat.
Schr h!nas Of lie Ind, Hgrse Hu1a o. COO bu com
echf tta re State Ill Ans, hulgh 7EC0 In what
=, AlaS ~ corn. 9hl 1T- tn1r.
scht TcIent :1 rrins'e: Buffalo, s.9s: bu whest-
sehf "1a.lox Hub r. o oelborue. IL soj bu cosu
I
fSAsssd O<srcSfs
ErS Cleveland Spstb Ssar. n,on ppe.,, n,,.s,..
Acme, ulIuoIa G,phe: batk Grraf .t - If " Ia!e
u " Gross: schEa W n Hanrn S,rhvrs-e 1uHu ,on,k
Woten, Sssr Of Hope ' '']sF A'oeAe1' soan
DOVES q Columbia; p,ops Illinois Tn, f3,,, 1,7,.,
To T. Conc 3rd Ayon haft X s.nnsrH s ~, sSHs, Mnsfa
A4iste1. EanneE, Wabvioxe: lIrI ames chrittia
Tx Avery Kepossa Maafc LSvant Il Hann s;atn G6atne
NaIph CanubtI Afhcnian II ina nan% g r.; ;Aa!Quse
ersfte rTs,nan - +. ,:. se .eist NJ vernon. Au-
, 1860-09-12

TgKspA1 EVENING, Eept. l..
WEEKLY REr1EK-TuE WEATHER AND Cnors
During the pest week re have had several &c.
we're rsin storms, which have been followed by
cold, chilly weather. The corn crop al over
the country is reported as looking well, and
last improving. The deliveries Of wheat during
the week have been liberal; but owing to the
reesnt heavy decline in corn, the receipts were
light.
The following table e1Cws .tho receipts md
shipments ofleading articles BY LIKE, canal and
railroads duriog the pss: week, and since Jan.
!, ss compared with 1859: -