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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-08-07
NUITAR AND VIOLIN STRINGS
II 90 dnz French Gnitar and Yialin STRINGS

GUITAR AND VIOLIN STRINGS
NJ SO doz. French Guitar and Violin Strings
25 Imperial - ~
Z 90 - italian
All of which were selected for us by Prof of Mu-
sic, (Mr. Turrer,) therefore we can recommend them
as being of the first quality, with confidence
Staunton July IL, 60. P H. TROUT & CO.
nj Office To TRESPASSERS.-Thew ariton
IN injuries that have been done to the trees in nv
groves South OF Staunton by shooting into the trunks
hacking and barking them, obliges me to forbid ali
persons from shooting, hacking. barking, or other
wise trespassing on my lands The law will be en-
July II, 1s60-4t. A. FL. Il. STUART.
HiATAWBA BRANDY.-DR. YOUNG has
" just received supply of excellent quality of
Catawba Brandy, which ID medicinal agent used in
for the sale of this Brandy for Augusta county.
To be -ad at DR.. YOUNG'S
Shannon, July II, 1860. Drug Store.1
Rncaivinr Er0m Rncfnn fhic n.u
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-08-07

1o2, MAIN STREET,
KEEN, BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
Richmond, June 10, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

NEW-JERsEY RAILROADS. rH tssxr
N nprpHII AID tho sOUTIts and WEST va 'EhSEn
clrgM.I and xIpre.. Line. ssye Ner YSss =. @ III
III .rIs n 10 fare g. Through hcheee go os Un.
.. sa - ~. wsst sad for Wsshinsso- Ns~onssas -
Ne sou,h ke end through baggage checked 70 "s0s"e ~
= NJ %0'p ) ". WOODBURY.. Astssat gups.i.ss.Sst
No sesss wl B. received fsJ az 49, A'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
-ITsSRS- IARKTR n RERTHET Ill re.

NyYACK Classical and Commercial Seminary
IN Tn, Vtsr ee.sion Of this Academy Mon
ds, Nv For Crr with terms references, &c sdtr.,
e KiTTiERPORD A NJ Principal kytct Rocksnd 20, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

VT'IIE PRINCE CARRIAGE for SALE.-The
j elee.nt BAROL CHE. purch.,ed bJ NJ EdsHd tan
RGl Il az the tposI IL PRINCE or Walls duB
ii. stay In i,y will Be SOLD the Of HLNRY
LtEDS Go. No "a Nassau y OF ncIs sATJkDAh Oot ~
NJ Il oClCk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
ApRIAa II. MrILyR, Aur'ione-r,
Will SELL by AUCTION, at the Merchants

WILL SELL by AUCTION, at the Merchants
w TIch.Ige On MONDAy, Oct a. leo, al II O'Clock.
THIRTY LOTS. .-
NEAR TiiT LOWER PART or THE CENTRAL fARh
1 10, or BpOADWAY,s corner Of sd N
IL, on SEVENTH AVENUE, 8 ~ eofnoS Of 'Sd+t, and
f,aI e Bfosdgsj lot
lot on SEVENTH AVENUE, adjoining . w. eornor q
ssJ st -
L.. On EIGHTH AVENUE, g, commencns D feet month
of54tL-it 49,,
10, r. gRo ANYWAY. W. eor.er o. och It.
Lot IN TfhTH ANE.UE, conner Of ethst rear Of broat
way lot ..- -, -, ,.-,
slot. on BROADWAY. beweea 6h and 7oth IS cd DINING
eli r9luug % ou.h 10 I'D az. vith several ouhnS.
Lot lsaung BROADWAY, on .. g. corner OF 9ha' ard
6sb e. ...-... ...,,-
aud . feet iunhos at Of brosd~ay
"a or SIXTY SIXTH STREET, S., 2iS 9oet VcH OF
RroAds aJ a 10 fc-< est ~ stss
peni1u q Tho yuchsse money nay fctan on nortssgo
U.i .. (2.gIl)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
hoo6na.

EA ahr ROOFS CURED-ONE CENT A
loot. 70 tar used, With FJLFRYs PATENT INDIA
hobbEh rhIhi, No 90 Grad, No. g. Perkrow Ne ISs
''""y " " St'h s', junction va Nd es,sAvsy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
poar6 and Rocms.

BOARD WANTED--A neatly furnished front
ID Room ou second f9of IL modern dOue H. rlec,,n. pi
VI anv lere thore ardefs and where botfer.
Will be tken. u the Nfith WeId by Gentleman Vito AL
51ts,C r. II Tribune Ogoe. stsing location ard prize
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICA

TIVE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
ssy-JOEK 10 LTvsRPO0L-
Chief CsJin PGssage .........................8fG
Second Cabin Pssse. u
PRos BOsTos 70 LIVERPOOL
Chief Cain PGsstse. ...........~..,.......s.fu ZIG
Second Cstin Passage. %
I've chips lroH NewYort coll al Cork Hsltor
Tic ships ou Bottom cal s; Ilaiiax aud Cork Hsrbo
PERSIA Capt JuekiIs. CANADA. Capt Lang
ARABIA, CAPT Stone. AMERICA Capt Noodle.
ASIA, Cspt. f. q Lott NIAGARA. Gait Anderson
AFRICA, Cart Shannon EUROPA Cspt J. Leitoh
SCOTIA (uow bgildng).
1ese vessels cary Giles. Shite sat st mashesd sress On
PfSsIS ysd.iHs 81 sS': Wednesday, o.
AFRICA sasIrcn leave. Wedn, day Oct q
ARABIA, store... eNye. 10 st1n. We.nesday w =
EUROPA. hood leaves Boton.. Wedcssday Nov u
PERSIA Judkins leaves New ofk.. Wednesday Nov
Bsdhs rot secured Until pdc for
An experienced Snrreon OF bes-d.
TIE Of these shps will not be s,connsSe for Gold,
ssyer Jon Specie Jewey Precious stones or aet.s an
''''''- '''''' Z CUNiRD. Nc. I Bowling green
SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE-To succeed
- the Adlis,ic ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CoMPAkY wiz
nc Cspt a. Gray carrying the United s,sse us she
following dsys ircn Cmsl-xt wtsn;
From kew-YoIk SATCRDAv Nov IT and Dec ~
From Hsve Dec s ard Jan IL;
And Southampton the day s'tei leaving Hsvrs.
Tie Atlantic unt xcelei for srnsn sad contotl uas
weser tight ooupauep, srds In al respects In couaes
oTJer
oeeO accommodation have Seen provided vii be tsksn a
hrist. passage .pply st The oscs Gfss cG@p,oy NJ"
&c WaE4- l. z. STEPHENS, Secretary.
CTEAMER OF OCTOBER Goth
II. Unted STATES E Mai s.es@.hp SANpERBlLT, r n.
LEFFvRE Commander VII sad hon Pier No Meth Ayn
s: 10 .us . I ES SiS: .sa
hi Cain iEo: I'd Cabin go % Cabin % Hayns 80 10
Southampton 81 d. ToRRANCh, AxenS
No Bowling 0Toeu Ny 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

ApErAs n miller, Aucsioneer.
On TUESDAY. Oct. ~, 1850 at ~ o'clock at
in. M,thslts EreLarge sale Of % LOTS GO AMI SD
"a near Central Pstk lst sv Avenues audB sndg2dst
fgd.t - LOts porth ,lde. l23 Zee: cast o. ahaY'
edit Lot south .de. l25 feet cast OF SnAy'
Ist-Ay-2 l. a mott. west corGEr I'd It. -,
IL az s6e II feet irctes south OF I'D e.
Avenue Al Lotf south west corner 81 let
Avenue P-2 Lott souths eft corner "a Il.
EId-pt.- orth eide. leo feet wet OF lst sy.
a2d-.t -otl sid. 100 feet inchs eAAo lss az
P2d e Lots til side 20 feet wet of A'tnne
Ter cent can I.1ItzAg for tnrev years fH hAP
Ir sprly tn the Auoiiorser No 81 Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
Dantins ACADEMIES.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
~ No. es Broadway. New-fork,
No la Montague place. Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAYS and sATqRDATsis NewYod.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS In Brooklyn.
At4p. IN. for children: Of ?. IN. for gcntlsuea
IN addition 70 ts surt Qusdrie Prince mpcrss, Esss
Kaen EmIdre and rs social dances hnuet QusdIe Linda
other sonal dtnces stoedy introduced BY Mr. DOD
Worth vshe.y OF dances will DO BROUGHT forward
Turing the eopg which be mentioned l.. Czane
TvIeiye6 from psrs and the Quade ssnno especially
.d the Development O. graceful movement Ia children.
Circular Of terms Go may be had at either Academy.
~ If. RIYTRS's DANCING ACADEMY,
Y. No 3i Fuon g.. B'ootlsr, opposto the City Hal
Al tic fashionable dsnc"s tau in Que course OF ss,ons
Severn rev olss.es formiuE Application maj be
,ade AZ al, curing Il day Teveinz SO for orcuG
A Grsrd SOiRIE az Goth, Hal on MONDAY ENENfN3
Oct 20
EEERERO's DANCING ACADEMY, No. -
II Wet Itth.s,. Now Yot OPEN for the reception %
Pups AnorrCon for misses ard Mascrs EyotiGss for Gentle
non Schools end pTvste Cllaes In Families atended.
Cireu ers be had at tie Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

HAISTLD & STILES,
Nes e snd - MURRAY-ST E.y.Vork
f,,voers ara Iobbess of CLOTHS. CASSINERES VFsr-
INs sBd oy1 st e ard q1aty o. cooas used By cIOhieis
AL Mtrcl art Tel Is fof Heu'S 4at Boys wear
COMMITTING ENTIRELY NEw-IvES's
bP6IENT eLTENE BUTTONS, STUDS, CUFF and COL
faY-PINS Wofn without bct.on-hols They combine rce
bssrfx sr icty and rtilts. Sold b. CliAS y NEWTON
Nc TFrcstr upcer the HewYok aoel and asden lane
Alp. COILS, No. e66 Broadway, two doors
n .Sce on sq.s,s y; COLO Ep sIL IA fssn Ass
Ior &c "a Lit BLACK 6IIkH. Laff los LlNfNsHhhT-
T3s. :. - ebesp Lar. . .! BLANKETS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
BuiI6ina nlatsrials.

nRAiN Pies, glazed, vitrihed, warranted inde-
~ sucble Cbo ney Tops, Vases, ssssay &c. Depot Of
Long Islnnd Pottery, No. IS EDW'D IL QUINN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
Gonees 10 Get.


DOOMS, with STEAMPOWER, 70 LET
IL From 8 70 10 horse power With EASEMENT snd ONE
FLOOR of the building, Nc 2G West S;th Il 10Th
sy SIZE Of ba1dus Ca feet, Inquire o. tue pfclss
ITO / ETA fne corner OFFICE. over KuoXs
hat store No ~: Br sdway conner q taon st Apply In
.ie
ITO RENT for LECTt RES, CONCERTS,
I FESTIVALS &C. tba BROOKLYN TABERNACLE. on
s tonev nesr Hoyts Apply 20 j. H. Howard, No. 81 Fol-
non av H. r. Powell no. n MyItleav BIockiSn Hs1y II
no. NJ - Dey-st Alden Nettles, no s6I Fro tit " y
ITO LET-A STORE, on the corner OF Green.
Nch AID Berrlsy s., very srd>be for Whols.Ae sad
rttJ cloLg o. boo acd shoe E1e inq''o at No b Bar
clsy.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
fonaes ano farms ma,teo.

NrBNTED-To PURCHASE, q HOUSE in 3
w gertee peithboood IN his city occcpsncy abort
Nov l. Pile fom 5000 10 5000. Terms, pat ssh and
bond fnd oTgse. hddr-s stating locs1op ami price, Wib
4 No! i,lars a. H.. Boz No 2t20 Cry Post Once.
WAIVED to PURCIIASE-A q or 3-story
w Bi ROT SE; hie1 BASEMENT In good location, TIE
west side Of Any pcrs having ono 20 dispose q II
spice not to exeerd 7o nGy address, Stating fall ps:I
az A. JACOBSON No. % Barrow Il S.Ncne bot pItn-
chs Dec5 this PosIeOn Immediately o. is Of May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

W WOksTEDS.
TiESKL ZEpHYRS,
DOUBLE ZEPHYRs,
SINGLE ZEfHYRS,
SPLIT ZEPIYRS
SHETLAED WOOL,
Ntn Nsr Assott4.eut of Eu.broidery Articles.
WOODEN YAKNs
WIZ Bsfk Glue Scarlet, Scarlet and Biue, Coaded DrsSs
p.<k Ei-e. SsaeSi cousylste variety.
W0OLkS GOODS,
BodeSy, Gle7ss Hoods Gaers, JG0ies Heeyes MH.ens,
CoUfoes, az rI1ees ed qushss also eyey coseptou Of
fEIhCH and ENOlIBH SMAlL WARES.
BIossss b;dt'us Brake Bobbns Combs cofsets Belts
BtndkG, CEo<s O1lioos hooks eod Eyes Eusries
E.e<les Pn skits sosnz siis, snoo Cttons
ocssors ThIcrfos Thintes Tap1s TIresds Wbaiebooes
Nstck ocedf, No. 20 Al or which viii be sold
e.. peees fer eashby - NfiLLEY OLAsSFORD,
in,ot, and Nhootals Dealers Noe and "a ChuroS "a
Between Ntsey and Barclay is Nevv. Vo,k
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13
AMUsEN1ENTs.

Pixies OPERA-HoUsB.-The audience last
night at the Opera-house was very large, and The
performance far less dsagreeabe than the one ure.
vious. -
The quartette in MarGia was admirably sung and
the acting was spirited and chaste. In the fourth
act Of Tfovdtore, Patti surprised us by her action,
ana sang tho music in astyle purely her own.
Tho entire performance, however, was marred by
the miserable strummins and pounding upon The
piano Of Mr.. Strokosch, who simply made noise
and nothing more.
Brignoli sang well, Junca admirably, and Ferri
tairly, while Madame Strakosch, in the duett with
"Manrico," drew down considerable applause.
Tho entertainment, nevertheless, was not what IL
would have been with an orchestral accompania.
ment, and compared with what we had every reason
to expect, was rather stupid.
WOODS THEATER.-This evening Mr.. Chap
man, the blpostor of the establishment, will bayo
benefit, and offers the Comedy of Paul Pry and the
farce Of The Wandering Minstrei in which Church og
BaRsn 'N"'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13
Law REPORT.


u
>, AN ACTRESS AND A MUSICIAN AT LAW
hannah Stewart Ds. Charles Warren. Tn,
plaintlti brought her action to recover he
tween two and three thousand dollars, alleged
70 nave been deposited by her with defendant
ior safe Keeping or investment, and 10 havf
been for the most part the proceeds of he,
earnings as an actress at the National Theate,
III I'll Inls CITY, between the years 1862 and 1853
Inc case was tried before Judge Storer
and jury. '0i'i
~, Hannah Steward the plaintiff examined
Inc witness stated that she was an actress
by profession for about the last eleven wears
IN 1898 intending then to visit Eurone she
deposited, for safe-keeping, $400 with the
defendant, as he spoke, also, of crossing The
Atlantlc at that time. She did not however
az a., That time make the trip; neither did M
warren; but, in April, 1853, she obtained a
situation at the National Theater. and conN
tinued to hold season engagements there nr
the hVe succeeding years, and during the
whole OF that period made regular DEPOSITS
with the defendant in sums of from $40 IN
S6O at time. She kept no account of the
exact amount, but believed that she rave hin,
tWo-thirds of her entire salary from Anril
1898, to March, 1858. She had two sons
and daughter; one of the sons was
M IN employment at the theater. Mr..
warren took all his meals at her bonso
board there during the remainder, the table
being wholly supplied by her. She CHARGED
S3 week throughout for board. She psve
ene money to him on his protestations of
friendship and his promising to invest the
same for her benefit. She had been sav;nS
TINS money since 1847. In 1850 she visite5
Europe, and brought back with her a LARGE
stage and street wardrobe, bought bv her
latner' Her salary at the National Theater,
aC Che commencement, was as low as Sc per
week Tor singing in chorus, but was subse-
quently advanced to SO, and then to $40. $Io
and $40. She also received money for the
services OF her two children, and earned
!, money IN making theatrical wardrobes, For
Che last Two years of her engagement. she
gave Mr. Warren the whole Of her salary.
v. (By PLAINTIFFS counsel)--Was there 81
contract Z OF OF marriage between you and the
Ayes.
Q.--When was that contract entered into2
AIN january, 1852. 1t was after that
contract gave him the first money.
S-hoW much do you suppose you de- |
,osted with the defendant?
About $4,000 altogether.
eived back? ~" ie-
An July, 1852, $780, in the sum-
ner OF 1854, $75, to send to England
Of my son Henry; the next item
vas $50, to go to New Orleans to get nv
on back from Mr.. Marsh; $95 When
ne returned to pay her passage up the river
oo, IN May, 1858, to go to Baltimore. In
august, 1853 500 to go to New York: $40
'hen she returned to Cincinnati in September
Did Mr.. Warren ever make you any
A.-upless one in way he might by a
arhey; ora9uart of straw berries; the whole
NJ h. n I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

PRocEEDINGs oFTHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AT their regular diurnal session Yesterday
morning the County Commissioners passed
orders amounting to $4s5 rs; of which 800
were paid to Judge Lucky for rent and repair
1r n, mouse at Fairmount, and $85 rs to John
III Elich for carpenter work on the Work-house
Inc following resolution was also passed !:
fesotVed, That Isaiah Rodgers, architect,
De ana Is hereby authorized and requested to
the Whitewater Canal Company, and the
engineer of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company, in regard to the bridge near the
mouth of Millcreek, to ascertain the feasi-
pllity OF the undertaking and its costs, and
report at his earliest convenience.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

APPOINTMENT OF PARK CoMMIssroNERs.-In
accordance with the provisions of the Fer
guson Act. the Superior Court has appointed
tne following gentlemen as Park Commis-
9oners; Messrs; Charles Reemelin, W. P.
nfui[lnert fli and W. A. Adams 1t is the duty
tions Of the resolution of tie Citv CnnnciI c
authorizing the improvement and adorn1
mento the Washington and West-end Parks.
ana we earnestly hope that under their nd,
minlstration some thing may be done to-
ward adorning and improving both these
squares. They now are used exclusively as
receptacles for delapidated express-wagons,
and look more like the Courthouse yard Of
city. VI sio"'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

QUEER APPLICATION OF A WouLD-BE CLIENT
TO AN ATTORNEYS WIFE.--A farmer called NJ
the house of a lawyer to consult him profes-
sionally. p''''
us the squire at home ?" he inquired of the
lawyers wife. " viz
de was answered negatively. After mo-
ment's hesitation a thought relieved him.
"Mebby yourself can give me information
as well as the squire as yere his wife %
The kind lady promised to do SO if she
ceeded as follows: r'0
Spoze you were an old white mare, an I
should borry ye to gang to mill with giist on
yer back, an ye should get no farther than
stair Hill, when all at once ye should back
up, an rare up, an pitch up, an kneel down
backward, and break your darned old neck.
who'd pay for ye? Not me--darn me if
would.h
The lady smilingly told him, as she closed
the door, that as he had himself settled the
case advice would be superf1uous.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

DESPERATE ATTgMPr AT SELF -DEsrRucr1or
z; "A MAN HANGS STONE TO HIS NECK ANN
THROWS HIMSELF ISTo MrLLcREEK.- sad
der named Nicoli, residing near Ernst's
station, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
layton Railway, made a desperate effort IN
1estroy himself last Monday, under the foI-
,oWlng circumstances He met a friend whom
ne mad not seen for several years, and visited
Deer-house with him, where he snent n
greater part of the afternoon. His wife
tnlnking he was neglecting his business, be-
came very angry, and, after disgusting him
mer. ~" =" '''"i-
The modification he felt at thus beino
treated before his friend, caused him TO think
ne was worse than useless, and he went
down to the creek, fastened one end, of n rome
about his neck and to the other tied n hnge
stone, whereupou he waded into the water
untn II reached his chest, and then let the
stone fall. The rope broke, however, ana he
returned to the shore, took another and
larger stone, and again, in the same manner
tried to drown himself He was AGAIN nm
successful, and some persons who saw him
before he could make another attempt. seized
and locked him up in his room,
yesterday morning he made every effort IN
release himself, at the same time vowinp that
ne would commit suicide upon the first on
portunity, but without avail His wife seems
70 De very unconcerned as to the result of his
endeayors, and evidently would not weep If
Iney should happen to be successful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

UNITED STATES GRAND JURY.-The United
States Marshal for the Southern Judicial Dis
trictof Ohio, has summoned the following per-
sons to serve as Grand Jurors for the June
term OF the United States Circuit Court, COM
mencing next Monday Thomas Boyd, Green
field, Ohio; Colonel Augustus Stone, Har-
mer, Ohio John s. Cox, Cincinnati; Mahlon
wright Lebanon; Abram Lowman, Hills
dick, Glendale; Samuel McCurdy, Cincinnati.
Richard Hendrickson, Middletown; Samuel
Drake, Lebanon; Richard Cowling, London;
Or. George Keifer, Troy; Enos Lackey'
Warrenton County; DR.. w. @. Williams
GOhilIicothe; John G. Mcdonald, Ross County;
L. IL. Griffin, Ross County.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

SUDDEN DEMISE AT THE COMMERCIAL Hos
PiTAI-SINGULAR TREATMENT OF A CASE OF
fARALYsls.-A man named William Rev
nI1olds, day before yesterday, was taken TO the
hammond-street Station-house, apparently
suffering from paralysis, superinduced by in
temperance and exposure. He was in a semi
unconscious state, and the station-house
keeper, thinking he needed medical treat
,nent, sent for DR.. Beck, who administered n
heavy dose of morphine and tincture of
opium. About three o'clock in the afternoon
he was removed to the Commercial Hosnitel
and when the physicians of that establish,
! ment saw him, he was wholly unconscious
MS breathing stertorous, his pulse high, the
pupils of his eyes very much contrasted. and
ne showed every symptom of the effect of the
he had taken. '''0
=, Every effort was made to arouse him from
the lethergy into which he had fallen, but
without avail, and, at eleven o'clock, he died
Yesterday Coroner Carey held an inouest
upon the body, when the above facts were
elected. The jury was adjourned until
FRIDAY morning, however, and no verdict
mas, as yet, been returned. The deceased is
cabinet-maker, and unmarried, about forty
years OF age, and has resided in this cityy
nearly twenty years. The case deserves and
wlll probably receive rigid investigation by
he Coroner's jury.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

| NEW YORK, June Up. M.-Ashes steady:
Pess OF So br at Is S@5 SO for Pots and IS IS Sr
SSttSn dull and heavy; sales of 600 bales middng
oRiands h0minally at lie. 80
posed 70 buy to any material extent While the home
M uue leluse 70 take more than sufficient to supply
saperns State s IS for er Extra a. aS SS S Is Z
10 for superfne Western; 50 1905 SO for shipping
heavy. Canadian Flour shade easier; sales Of ~
DTS a. ~ 2OegI 20 Tor common to choice extra RYE
mon 70 choice superfne.. Corn Meal steady, with
S%Sil wbisieH sSiss a. r. 4Ods % for Jersey
Wheat opened heavy and drooping, and under
81 rsnS PFBssSSSc BasSa. to realize closed ss
M q ~ S9S IoS bushels winter red ss
81 sas e. cTS sns Ht & y ri 900 bSshsls S6eago spring at
sOsSg sSS sSs nsISc S46s oS y 2
ssSSC Barley dull and nominal Corn fH rS SIiSS VIII 81
st odSYo5fc tor unsound mixed Western sc. for
limited rsaea az Hoi 5ls aUT round yellow oatsig
4o9i2.fc iSE Western and State ao" i'' n'1'' anu
spirits q fTurPentne lower and more active sales
q 6Ss q winassp aSSS T as g ST.
buyers wSO SsIes aSFka u Gall ad prices favor
bales of iOTes1 At soSc Mssfisa AZ ioGisc; Rio
sst cSs Si%s generally yor,
firm which checks the dsnad sales 81 20 brls, AZ
z 3 iSs Sr nST tbIu mess aHs w 20 for old
for old prime Beef dull and ancSsnssd ' saies q q
&c eSOlsS Rs e GE 1S9,g p5%S q
9l9 80 for extra DO. Prime mess beef dull and nom
inals at Sl29lsi India mess at Slg2l and India at
S23Qgso Beef hams dull, at SlO63i6 for Western
Dnt meats very quiet sales Of 10 PACKAGES al 7Ss
,1c. for Shoulders, and e@9Adc. for Hams Bacon
y 'gil va ana nominal Lard firm, and very quiet sales
Coifee-kio Is in fair request stock Of 1882 baes
nering az very trm prices, which to-day range fully
rdinary to prime at lS@l4Ac othar Kinds, Of which
here Is an aggregate stock of 400 packases Qier-
or MaIaesiboi l31@l43c for 0osta Rica; i3S(15Ilc
,r peylqn; io7sSgloc. Tor java and i2ac cash for
leo, - ~SN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

STABBINa AFFRAY IN SToRRs TOWNSHIP.
Last Sunday evening man named Jacob
p, Blel entered the Two-mile House, in Storrs
low9s9lp, Kept by Leonard Zeisler, and de-
manded something to drink Being intoxi-
Gated the bar-keeper refused to give him any
liquor, at which he became so enraged that
ne drew a knife and plunged it into the left
slde OF Zeisler. DR.. Roth was Immediately
called in, and, after dressing the wound, pro.
nounced it very dangerous, and thought it
would very probably result in Zeislers death
Bel was. taken into custody, and after an
examination before Justice Grone was COM
Inltted 10 JaIl to await trial before the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13
NEWPORT NEWS.

NuIsANoE.-The attention of our "Citv
DADS is directed to the sidewalk on the
east side Of Saratoga-street, between Bell
view and Taylor. II is impossible to retain
an equilibrium there, and accidents fire.
quently occur, which renders an abatement
OF this nuisance necessary.
r POLICE CoURT.-Wm. Girty and Geo.
uuttle futile were yesterday arraigned before
Mayor Hawkins, charged with refusing to
arrest one of their associates, Emanuel AR
tnurs, on Sunday last, at the command of the
proper omcer: They were fined $l5 and
COSTS eacn. II our conservators of the peace
Will continue to discharge their duties thus
Newport will soon be free from
these pests of society. sI