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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!
AT GLEN HAVEN.
Spring Stock arrived. Tremendous Excitement on &C
count of
Extraordinary Low Pricesl

Goods be sold before the first Of August NY stock
consists of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes
varieties. Parasols Hats aud Caps Ready
Made Clothing, Yankee Notions, Crockery, Glassware
and Cutlery lin and Sheet Iron, Nails BY the key,
"a 20, Wooden Ware, cordage, etc, etc.
Very thankful to my numerous friends and patrons
for the liberal manner in which they have sustained
in my efforts to do largely increased business hope
to be able to ecprocate that kindness by sparing
pains do them justice for theirliberality. am ready
with of the finest and best selected stocks OF
goods ihat has ever been exhibited in Glen Haven and
would respectfully invite examination of the
In addition 1t is well known that the market being
ia condition Of stagnaton prices have reached lower
point for many styles Of goods than before ia many
years Feeling confident that my stock Of goods will
please both old and Young solicit early call,
determined to close by before the Ist o Aug
re~ Beef Hides and Cotton Rags Wanted
May IL, Is60.-4St. r. BOYhAN.
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TIE HERALD.
{ Written for the Herald. ]
THE BIBLE.
BY WILD 2 ND.

How precious is the word Of God
IFS pages shine with living gems
And from them al the saints OF light
Shall weave immortal diademsl
Our bleeding Saai0r made these pearls,
md seatsd each promise NTH has bio0d;
ARd dsepty gFauen on edch gem
Thsrs s9iRes the glorious name Of God!
This BooK Of books outshines the sun
Ito truths are tleeper than the sea!
Beyond the stars its glory shines,
Ind brightens all Eternity
ton Wis. 1862
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
THE MURRAY LANDS FOR SALE

The following described lands situated in Grant count,
Wisconsin, are offered for sale.
To1n Norik-Range 8 Town a N-Rarge Wess
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

Wagon Painting at Lancaster.
Painting done in good style at Budds Shop in Ian.
caster
Paints kept constantly hand y prepared for
painting wagons, and other work.
Re-painting of wagons re- pays treble outlay.
Lancaster, Feb 20, 1859. So ID. II BUDD
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
| CAN SUIT TREM BETTER

than any other merchant can do Better to accommodate
department contains all that Carpenter mas want.
The great feature of the present time is sell cheap
for cash. therefore will sell Cheaper than Cheap
estl CELESTlNE KELTENBACH.
Potosi, Wisconsin. Nav 9Th, 1850. 46-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
NEW GOODSl NEW GOOES!
sprirg ard sammer Goods, Jua. Received by
CELIsSTINE IxAIrENBACH
PoTosI, WISCONSIN.

have just returned from st. Louis, with large
stock Of Merchandise which. together with importaons
the East, this Spring, have the most extensive
stock Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GooDs.

Ready-made Clothing. Hats and Caps Boots cad Shoes
Carpenters Tools and Cutlery, Hardware, Queensware
Groceries of all Kinds,
Imported Liquors. Patent Medicines, Cigars. T0baccoa
&c, 6c that brought to Poiosi, purchase
none but the very best goods.
KnDwing the wants ofthe people in this region
from y twenty ltyears experience ia III place,
Halter myself
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

nc Book admirably adapted to the use Of Fa,,t.
viii be mailed, pst paid, 10 any address, on rsas.
its price, rs cts. eP'a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

Prepared BY the Graefenberg Company, 30 Ps,l I.
Nsw York, and lor sale BY "7'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
Fortha INsTTss Vt iK. s5rrrdi
IN GRIMM and PERMANENT Cts,ss.si
ANIIIItI0 this distressing comps
FENDT'S
BRONCHIAL, CIGARETTE

Made BY c. b. SEYMOUR & Co., 107 Nassau
New York. Price 81 per box; sent free ~ POI"
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. -.
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mEDicAL PROFESSION

New Edition, Illustrated with cooIed Epgrsy0..
received the unqualified appreciation Of lie 81 az
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LA w INTELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL COURT-JupGE RoNn

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
Ueo NJ Glll and Others Us. The Mayor and CITY
council An appeal from the Commissioners for OPEN
ing streets in the matter of opening Holiday street
Alter argument by counsel for appellants and an
Peilee, the Court fixed the penalty of the appeaI
BOND In the sum Of $40 0000.-In the matter of
the ha6eas corpus to obtain the discharge of Geo
w. Hit, from the Jail of Wilson and Hynes, where
1t is alleged he is illegally detained the Court
rendered Its decision, remanding the petitioner
10 the custody of respondents Court adj
Journed until Saturday morning.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREDs
Elizabeth Ann Witt Us. VIM. Witt Decree passed
dlyoreing complainant and defendant a Gincplo
mdtrlmonit.-Derby Coen u.s. Bridget Coep.-
Blll hled for divorce mensa ef tkoro from defen-
dant.-Anne r. Pentz rs. William s. Pcniz-
BHl MED Tor divorce ciHcHIo muFrimouii from
aeiendant.-JOhn Gardner as. Mary Gardner
BIZ hied Tor divorce UiHcHiO ndrinOnii from de-
iendant"Clement G. Grubb Us. James II. Haun
Joseph c. Manning, Horace l.. Brooks and George
w. r: Coates. Before reported. Opinion of Court
nIed dssolvlng the injunction prohibiting the sale
OF the Avalon Iron Works.-Mority Biaa rs
The Howard Bank, j ames NJ. Lester, Joseph Slime
and Aaron Hoffman. Injunction granted restrain
ing defendants from interfering with the possession
OF complainant OF the store and dwelling No %
NOrth Howard street, or otherwise interneddinp
with or breaking up his business
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUpGE MARSHALL
ulrlch Wenckelback Us. Spiker IL ROgge an ac-
ton for services rendered. Verdict for defend
ant.--faul Weidner Us. the Catholic Boniface
beneficial Society. An action for alleged Illegal
ousting from the Society Verdict for defend
ant.-NOthing done in the other courts
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BOARD OF TRADE.
.n.. OF Arbitration for the month of ,July.
F. l.. CLAIBORNE,
!. CLARK, WIN. T. FOSTER,
l. BALDWIN, TH0S. F. TROXELL
,Nonetaru ana Commercial 8sbith,.
BALTIMORE. Julv & 1870

-a BALTIMORE, July S, 1860
There was no session of the Stock Board held today
ana we nave heard Of no sales of stocks being made on
'he street IN new York stocks generally frmer
than on Tuesday. Missouri 6's advanced X; New York
Central 4; Reading X; Cleveland and Toledo X; Rock
island 4; and Michigan Southern guaranteed " Erie
canton and Virginia 6s brought same prices as on
Tuesday
The Money market, in which there little tempora.
ry ghtness last week become very easy again. and
nrsclass paper now the street very readily
697 per cent.
The Baltimore Life Insurance Company has declared
half yearly dividend of three dollars per share
The rates for foreign Exchange to-day are as follows
viz: London, bankers bills 1O9x@lO9%; do commercial
do, losh@1o9S; Paris 60 day bills, 5fl3x do short
sight do, 5fl1A; Antwerp, 5t1lx; Bremen, 79a79%;
Amsterdam, 4lSG4lx; Hamburg 37H; Cologne 73X;
Frankfort-on the Man 4I%
PaioHs AND sALR5 OF hTooK8
n BY TELEGRAPH.
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New YORK, July 5.-Cotton-sales of zoo bales todov
closing quiet Flour is heavy-sales of 1000 bbls Ohio
S9IU95SO; StateS5. 20G5.25 Southern unchanged
heatls heavysales of 1000 bushels; Milwaukee Club
81 900 bushels; mixed 63Ha64 cts Pork is quiet. Mess
Is heavy at S1s(d1S.s7h. Lard is firm Whiskey is
steady at2lN cts. Sugar is quiet Spirits Turpentine
heavy at S4od42 cts Rosin is dull. Rice is dull
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-Fouris is dull; Superfne IS 81
Wheat is depressed red 81 25 white 81 35 Corn is de-
pressed-saes of s 900 bushels decline of c. yellow
66taoI cts. Provisions active Mess Pork Sl9 Bacon
Hams II H(GlSh cts Sides 1lk cts; Shoulders OK cts
Lard hrm at I'm cts. Whiskey steady at % cts
ALBANY, July 3-Flour quiet and dul and v.ry ltt,e
demand outside the city trade The quotations are s5
$50 for common to extra State $5 527 25 for common
TO extra Western and Canadian. Grain market continues
inactive Wheat-Sales of 400 bushels White Micbi-
gan at Sl471l.4S Oats.-Sales 5000 bushels Canada
quiet sales 10000 bushels Western mixed at -62G621
cts Whiskey 2l4 cts; sales 65 bbls
BUFFALO July 3.-Flour dull heavy and lower: sales
small Wheat steady and in better demand; sales 500
pusheis NO Chicago Spring at Sll2K, 35 900 bushels
red Indiana and Tho at 81 .23d1 "a, 900 bushels
choice white Indiana at 81 35 Corn weaker but with
out important change and in fair demand sales 10 600
bushels for good to choice Toledo 53653S 600
bushels prime No Illinois at 81 cts Oats in fair in
curry buyers are Offering 33 cts and holders asking
-
OswEGo, July 3Flour duh but unchanged sales SIS 90
Tor extra State. Wheat without material change: sales
1000 bushels red Indiana at S27 6OOO bushels white
DO at 81 364 1000 bushels Chicago Spng on pri vate
terms Corn has adecning tendency held at SIS cts
but buyers otter only san cts sales IA 500 bushels I
nos TO arrive, on private terms Other grains quiet
NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-Cotton.-Sales TODAY of 24O
oaes at nominal quotations. middngs l0b GGll cts
sales OF three days, $500 bales receipts 5000 bales
against bales last year, receipts ahead of year
advancing tendency; sales at 563k16 Pork firm mess
is held at SO. Lard, in barrels, sells at $l2bGl3cts
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Alter the first match was decided new game
was made up, but owing to the fact that it com
menced raining, the game stopped. Soon,
the slippery condition of the ground made it i'm
possible to play with comfort and without danger,
and the game closed without playing all the in,
nlngs There was large number of spectators
bition. "''n '17~ >'"'
CRIcKET.-MGtch bet'oeen the "Piek,oick" and
"ChesaPedFe' Clubs-At early hour on the
morning of the Fourth the members of the "Piok
WICK and chesapeake Cricket Clubs, assembled
pot, to play the return innings between the two
clubs The con test was not animated as was to be
expected and the Pickwickians won the game in a
single innings, with three runs to spare The fol-
lowing. is the scnrn. =.
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CITY NTELLIGENCE

BASE BALL-A WELL-coN TESTED MArcH-Be-
wv Tween seven and eight o'clock the morning of
the Fourth, the members of the "Excelsiorn Ks 40
ban Club met on their grounds on Madison avenue,
where match game played between the Red
ana Blue Caps, which resulted the success of the
bue caps. The game was the best contested one
o! the season, and most excellent playing was ex-
niolted py all the contestants. The score shows
that the helding was very creditable. The follow
lng is the score: w
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market somewhat unsettled the sales reaching only
ABOUT 900 head at prices within the range S7d9 SO
the 100 lbs net including few head sold 81 gross
About 10 Cows and Calves disposed of at S25G45
to condition. OF Hogs advised Of sales of $50
head at the Avenue Yard at from SIN to sSh the 100
IDS net Some 5000 Sheep were disposed of at from So
to S. each, as to condition.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-For the week ending
June 27-According to the reports from the several
market places in the city, there have been received this
week:
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ARREST ON THE CHARGE OF SHOOTING WITH INTENT
70, 70 hlLI"-l esterday morning man named John
Hehietter alias Baskets was arrested ON the CHARGE
OF OF snootlng John kavanaugh, alias Jacks. The
haugh has since died. Schetter was held to hail
In the sum OF $500 for Court BY Justice Evans.
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HARD To PLEAsE.-The New Workers, who inter-
cepted the Japanese their passage from WASH
ington to Boston, and who had the destination of
thelGreat Eastern changed from Portland to Gotham
are now sc0lding their Aldermen and Councilmen
for spending much money in entertaining the
Nyphonese; and they complaining of the direct
ors OF the big ship, because they demand a dollar
from adults and fifty cents from minors for admis-
sion to walk the decks of the naval wonder. The
ship is well worth seeng and people who are will
ing to pay two and three dollars for the privilege
OF hearing indier ent singers, ought not to hesitate
about paying the prices asked by the managers of
the show.--Boston Courier
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THE FOWLER DEFALCAToN-THE SURErIEs LIKELY
TO BE RELEAsED.-The Government seems to be in
a fair way of recovering no part of the little sum
of Sl55,OOO, or thereaoouts, "conveyed" by Isaac
V. Fowler, late postmaster of this city, as will be
seen by decision rendered Yesterday by Judge
Belts in the U. s. District Court. 1t appears that
when Fowler was first appointed, he furnished an
official bond in the of $50 900, signed by himself
with Geo. Law, Gustavus A. Conover and ohver
Charlck as sureties. On his re appointment IL pc
came necessary for him to file new oonu, Waleh
he did, in the sum of $4,000. Ihls oonu nau lour
seals affixed to it. but was signed only oy fowier,
Law and Conover, Charlicks name nowhere ap-
pearinp on il. On his defalcation being brought to
ight The Government took steps to collect the
amonnt of the bond from the suretes, who there
unnn anpIied to the Court for an injunction to stop
snch proceedings, informing the Court that they
onIy gave the bond to Fowler upon the express
agreement that Charick also should sign it, and
claiming that, as he did not, they were not liable
for ANYTHING. And Judge Belts holds it as well
settled law that, if they establish before jury
that they never consented to the delivery of the
bond to the United States in its present shape but
only gave it to Fowler to get Charck's signature
they are not liable on the bond, and he grants an
injunction to stay the Governments proceedings
until that question is determined.-N Y. Times,
july 4,
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Among those who have engaged rooms at New
port are Stephen A. Douglas, Gen. Jo. Lane, Col.
Orr, OF South Carolina, Erastus Corning of Albany,
Ex-Mayor Havemeyer of New York, Mayor Dem
ing of Hartford, and others.
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Douglas NIeeting an Ea.,
The CeIebrstion Of the Eon.,,

'Aee'hs IN hensucky.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Meetings have been held
III narden and Campbell counties, endorsing the
nomination of Douglas, and demo uncipg the sece.
ders. S VIC se0e-
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Dangerous Counterfeit.

..a afhILADELPHA, July 5.-Peterson's Detector no.
tines the public of The discovery of a dangerous
counterfeit SO note TN the Penntownship Bank of
of the genuine ISSUE '"' ''"'"e
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ShridSe and Lane Electoral Ticket.
SYRACUSE. July 2.-The Democratic National
state Committee have calleda Convention to choose
PRESIDENTIAL Electors. The call is addressed to the
Natlona' Democrats who support Breckenridge and
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from MexicO-L0ss of the Steamer xvoy.

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-The schooner Emily
heith arrived at this port to-day, from Vera Cruz
which hich port she left on the 2lst ut The steamer
wave had been lost off Tuspan. He cargo was
saved IN damaged condition. The Wave was
pound from Tampico to Vera Cruz. The Mexican
news is uDimportant
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Horse Race.

- "1'o eUfNttUH Oh TIC FOufth.
fHiLADELPHIA, July 5.-lndependence day passed
quietly here yesterday. The National Guard, one
hundred strong, besides powerful band of music,
lett here this morning for Camp Bethlehem.
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POLITICAL.

DOUGLAS MEETING IN WASHINGToN.-
meeting to ratify the nominations of one of the
branches of the late Baltimore Convention-the
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas for President and Hon
herschsel V. johnson for Vice Piesident-took
place last evening in front of the CITY Hail. The
usual preparations for the meeting had been made
as respects lights, &c. Over ali, the words "No
Secession were spread in large letters and under
it tablet inscribed with the words s'Nominees of
the National Democratic Convention, Stephen A.
Douglas and Hersche V. Johnson" After several
tunes from a band of mu.ic within the platform,
at about twenty minutes to nine o'clock Mr.. VIM.
ii. Ward stepped forward and announced the OBJ
ject of the meeting, and nominated Mr.. James s.
Holland for Chairman, which carried. Dr.
Thos Miller nominated several Vice Presidents and
other officers, which nominations were adopted,
and series of resolutions ratiyng the nominations
of the Baltimore Convention were read by Mr.
John Ennis, which were also adopted. The Chair
man then introduced the first speaker, Mr.. Geo. w.
Brent, of Alexandria, Virginia, who was followed
by Mr.. Ellis B. Schnable, of Philadelphia, aud Dr..
Culver, of Washington. A letter was read from
Reverdy johnson, ESQ.,, who had been announced
to speak, excusng himself by reason of an unanti-
cipated engagement. The meeting, though not
large, was respectable in point of numbers and was
quite orderly throughout. Iateiliqencer.
July 4.
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Hr @uo0s.

TIg WpuuS.
DRY GOODS DRY GoODSll
AT HALF PRICElu
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
r-.--s ,-. OF TaE
ENTIRE SUMNER STOCK.
BARGAINslu
El[L.-r- BARGAINSll!l
on and after the I'd July, will mark down the prices o
my ene stock so that purchasers obtain same at one
ha the past months prices The Of testing the
accuracy of this advertisement call and see Tor your
selves. namein part, .t..
FINE oRGANDIES, JACoNETs, .
LAWNS, BAREGES
In Rohes otherwise. a.tr.
SILK GOODS at the lowest prices ever known.
LACE, SILK AND BARECE MANTILLAs, -
IN>EvERY STYLE
Also, CHGLDREN'S .MANTILLAS. LADIES' DRESS
TRIMMINGS, and general assortment '.
time for the extraordinary bargains eyer
obtained in this city
If wish to lay out your money to advantage call on
GEO. H. HAIG,
l2S BALTIMORE STREET, ..,
BETwzEF CALVERT AND SOUTH srRERrs
!e29tT Opposite the American Office
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Arrival of European Steamers,
, NEW YORK, July 5.-The steamers Edinbure
from Liverpool, and Golden Fleece, from Galway,
have arrived. Both anticipated.
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n ffUFse fSaCe.
fHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The horse Flora Temple
Deat Patchen Yesterday at the Suffolk Park Course
Time, 2.22@; 2.21A; 237%.
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GREAT c
n o VEL TIES
SPRING
SUMNER
q A r NJ E IT'S.
JOSEPH BICKERTON & co.
ARE NOW OFFERING ONE
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
BLK MANTILLAS,
SILK BASQUEs,
SILK JACKETS
BLACK LACE MANTILLAs,
BLACK LACE RURNOUS,
BLACK LACE PICCOL0MlNI'
POINTS
SH Wis,
TOGETHER wITHA
VERY LARGE
BEAUTIFUL STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER BUSTERS,
THE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS
EA ON
JOSEPH BICKERTON &CO.,
1888 BALTIMORE STREET,
spi3ttr SECOND DOOR EAST OF LIGHT STREET
FNAL REDUCTION -
HAMILTON EASIER II kFtGE e.,
H,ve Nos n. @ lg. 2ol M ana an, 2os BAlTiMoRE STREET,
sPFiSG HSD spMNPER 1S PSf bRRss f sSia FABRICS
pnIsfEb fE]ks aSb AS$$Iik STFiFE6 PqBEf, PREf,,RDs
p,c,, RiCii GRENADlNE ROBES,
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July 5.-CATTLE.-
Beef Cattle were dull again today and prices were
shade lower than last market day. The offerings
the scales reached 500 head $50 of which driven
Philadelphia $50 were left unsold and the remain
ing 800 head were taken by Baltimore butchers at prices
gross.
HoGs.-Live Hogs still bringing previous rates,
viz S725S per 100 lbs net but the latter figure only
obtained for extra lots The supply is in of the
demand.
SHEEP.-Sheep in pretty good supply and hey are
selling at from 81 to IS per head.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, july s-The
offerings Of Beef Cattle we're light this week. and the
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BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, JULY 6. 1850
Brutal Tragedy in rows-A woman and Two

F"EFHy IN EONYa-N Woman and Two
hildren Murdered
CHICAGO, July 3.--The bodies of n woman n.r,od
MRS willis and two children. were found horribly
nu'nated ~ on last Saturday, near Batavia.
Iowa. man named Kpnhart ,yos ar.a.,I
on m suspicion OF having committed the murder
from a confession which he has since made il an.
pears that he committed the triple murder at Ed
miles, to the place where they were Cnnnd "
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2 a T T. N n
DOUBLE SOUNDING-BOARD

L III L II IN !
DOUBLE sOUNDING-BOARD
p A NJ O S.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
ALSO,
A fine assortment OF
PRINCE K co - MELODEONS
eg- SECONDHAND PIANOS.
NEWMAN, BRO. g. SONS.
cnS e GTs GETAsGgTTtoRY-coRNER gTt OF LOMBARD AND ORE.
uON SIhhEIS myl6-tfr
RLACK SILK MANTiLLAS
CLOTH sHAwLETrEs AND DuSfETRss bust TsNAF'
,p,vc,, cr Hale a FE9RMER PRICES
NN'''' Gt GtRH6GS, sHt F6iSrs AND p1ccoLoM1s1s
T, sf59E 55aH s sHfsSx sfEE sES Ha5r
le3.tr 22s Baltimore street, Charles
NEW SPRING GOODS.
WRoTH 4 FULLERTON,
IS EALTIsoRG srpEEv
Have now opened full stock Of sprng Goods, com
prising full and varied assortment of
DRESS MATERIALS,
ENRRolnERlFs.
With complete assortment Of Mourrinz Goods to which
they invite the attention of purchasers fe2S tfr
ROBERT d. Brown GyoRGp TsU1I
ROBERT D. BROWN L co,
FOREIGN N&SUfScTGKEfssgg ffS5TGfa Efsg'sF HESFg RSipoTs
}5Fk sAFkf:f sAssaF :!3 t{SHFs $Pssse co.'s LINENS
THSs T. KPHHNNSSE4T4 Shhyi 1 F4TRick +, sons Do
DUNDEE GOODS,
1ss. 9RnER$ HHKFs RfEcEvED E. TO iHPdkf LINENS, MGs
EsAES! FANSl! FANSl!l
SILK Linen and Paper Fans-a fine asc aent lust re.
ctived and for sale at reasonable prices.
je9.tf No 20 Baltimore street, near Cav
DIAPER COLLARS.
PaIer liars oa styles, at the lowest prices Also,
le9n 80 Baltimore street near Gay.
GAUZE MERIN0, GAUzE COTTON SHIRTS
is9M No 40 Baltimore street, 'irar'G near Gay.
WARNS. KNITTING COTTON. COMBS.
Worsteds Crochet Cation; Brushes.
Je9 tt No tg Baltimore street, near Gay.
DONTUUSUC UNION CLOTHS.
l. Blacks, Drabs Blues Greens and Mixtures in stor
fr2st FRICK, PHILLIPS co.
RARKERlS UNION CASSIMERS AND SAT-
-Ie2s..f w - :. - FKfcK, PHILLIPS co.
EYNOLD'S BLUE SATINETS.
fessf z cases in store and for iaI1 FRGy ey
SOCIAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
s al eo0rs )" FkicR is nf Pafr III III y CO.
4 RKWRIGHT FINE COTTUNS.
fs22tf FPIcK, PHILLIPS Il co.
M FINE ACHED
tsss.tf ~. :" .'y.e 1" FRiGE, PHILLIPS co.
WAUREGAN MILLS COTTON, of all grades
fs2g.tf FRICK, PHILLIPS h co.
HOLTlBG OLOTHS.-Of superior quality An
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isa.tIr l13 North street.
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New Jersey Politics.

NEWARK, July 4.-The Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee of New Jersey held meeting at
Jersey City yesterday afternoon and voted to issue
a call for State Convention to be held at Trenton
25th July, to nominate an electoral ticket. The
committee recommend that the ticket be composed
of four Douglas and three Breckenridge men, to be
supported by the friends of each candidate and re-
ridge ticket" If this is successful the ticket hav-
ing the majority is to receive the electoral vote of
the State, except in the whole vote will elect
either candidate he is to have it. The plan appears
to meet the saaction of the most influential Demo-
Gratis of the State.