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1T IS NOT A DYE

Nor IT 81, ~ THE SKIS.
M No I1irodlct,., Needed.
..-l ...t I'D t..... NEw YORK, April u, 1858
". h. HAakE, ESQ Dear Sir About five months since
bought two bottles your II air Coorng, and de
sfous OF "htaning and would inquire where may
be found here, BY hair when quite young turned gray
lhare ussd nhaber Of articles for the purpose Of restoring
IT. ta did not succeed until obtained this 1ukich has pro
dHcea ne deSea effect have been requested by number
OF my friends (among them several ades to procure if
possible am much pleased with it. Tor it has made great
Improvement in my personal appearance By answering
shis you will much oblige,
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ECONOMY ! ECONOMY

ECoNoIY ECONOMY II ..t.a
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill
Nos NORTH STREET. t' "
sIA-tf JAMES r. JOHNSON
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SUICIDE OF a BosToN MERCHANr.-The mercantile
community of this city were good deal excited on
Change today by the announcement of sad
event, the suicide of one of their number, under
the following circumstances Mr.. Jos. Z. Thayer
of India wharf, well-known cotton broker, of the
firm of j.. E. Thayer Co., was about his business
as usual during the forenoon. At ten minutes past
twelve he was seen about India wharf, ard nothing
partlcuarWas noticed in his appearance. At ten
minutes past one laborer in the store went into
the second story when to his horror, he found the
body of his employer suspended to the hosting
rope. He had probably fastened cord about his
neck to the rope, and then cast himself from one of
the upper stories to the place where his body was
found. He was not over thirty-five years Of age,
and no cause can be assigned for the sad event.
Boston TrareHer, Sept. 10. . ... ...
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1906, $500 $3,9O7 sos %
4,296.6l5 90

Increase present fiscal year s3SS SO97S
The transportation eastwardly, into the city of
Baltimore, during the month ofAugust, on some of
the principal staples, has been follows:
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The house last
night was crowded to OVERLOOKING, the bill being
most excellent one, viz; "Ererybody's Friend'
and "The Boy Martyrs" The company all played
well, and the audience seemed highly pleased. To-
night three fine comedies offered, "Euerybody's
Friend" (the last performance "Oa Times in the
South" and "The Hypocrite." In the last named
piece Mr.. Clarke will give one of those original
lectures for which he is so justly noted. We learn
that no additional charge will be made for secured
seats. .....t al .-.
SANFoRD's OPERA TRoUrE.-This excellent troupe
of artists had a crowded house last evening. This
band generally acknowledged to be the best of the
many associations of negro delineators now before
the public They are at the New Assembly Rooms.
| Go and see them -
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CLARET AND CHAMPAGNE.

40 cases low priced and fine TABLE CLARRF. Duke de
sMont=belo," Green Seal and Heidseck CHsMpAaNs AT
lowest prices. by A. J. HAMP2ON,
iua6-tf 81 n. Charles ST. near Pleasant
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0an nrI canvsntio Amssean Eom
M. heyser as its candidate for the Mayoraty. Col.
heyser formerly represented this city in the State
Senate and is well known to most of our citizens.
There was time when his nomination for so I'M
portant a post might have given very general
satisfaction but we are compelled to believe that
it will be now regarded with very different feel
ings. He has been so tolerant of the misrule
which has for some years made the name of
Baltimore by-word, and has manifested so
little sympathy with those who were struggling
to vindicate their own rights and the supremacy
OF the law, that he cannot expect at the hands of
this community that consideration which would
have been once accorded to him.
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NATIVE WINE. ....
The pure Juice of the CATAWBA Grape Ny dear sir
you can drink it down like milk do call and try it, Fo
sale on draught or in glass, by .'.
A. J. HAMPSON,
auoH 81 North Charles 81
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The oPERA.-The "BarJer Of Seville was per-
formed last night at Front Street Theatre, to
good house, and was rendered in capital STYLE
Miss Miner sang the ''Una Voice. as well as we
have ever heard it, and was throughout excellent.
Mr. Bowler, as the Count Almaviva, was accepta-
bic, but Mr.. Cook was not quite up to the lively
role of Figaro-always difficult and trying one.
Altogether, however, the performance was a rnod
one, and well worth hearing. We omitted in our
notice yesterday to do credit to Miss Payne in ssH
Trorotore." She made admirable "Azucena %
and was loudly applauded. Tonight the favorite
opera of ala Somndmbula" will be given with a
strong cast"
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Yours, very respectfully,

+ ais. Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip New York
~ Price 50 cents per bottle For sale by UANrE
0S Baltimore street. w. Z. HAGAN & co, Pronreitors
Troy, N Y. -' -.----.i 10 a-s ta..5 dI,.ao1y
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lot of the ''DoRsEyp Hams, from Elkridge Commas
seurs in the article please call at E, s.s ll;,. -
s-ia ha+IiAii .asia.i INA. HAMPsoNs,
su9tf SIN Charles street
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HENDERSON Il Co.,
UNDER BARGUMS-IIOTEL,
Have une largest
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
..t..... SHOES and PUMPS
or any House in the United States,
With full assortment Of their own manufacture
Gall and see. All tastes suited mVs ms
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PINE APPLES.
$50 just landed from steamer in prime order sale low
by A. j. HAMPSON,
Ju2tf 81 North Charles street.
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The LARGEST
FURNITURE AND CHAIR MANDATORY
IN THIS CITY,
AT
E. II o U " T. s,
No 81 NoRTu Az Srpprr P,l,;p,nra

n
E. II o " IT'S,
No 81 North GAY STREET, Baltimore,
...,.... ... Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where be ound the largest stock Baltimore made
Furniture in this city strangers are requested
to examine this stock of Furniture before purchasing as
therec be found always hand and made to order:
TETEATErES, in BroGatelle Plush, or Hair Cloth so
FAS Walnut and Mahogany, in Plush, HAN Cloth or GOV
cred in goods ore Full French Parlo Half French
Arm Rocking and easy CHAIRS, of various patterns in
Brocaelie, Plush, or Hair Cloth; CHAMBER SUITS, in
Walnut and Mahogany various sylesfrom $50 to 5000
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber, Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDEBOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS, of all pat
terms; Hair Husk and Spring MATTRESSES en- hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
+. MOUNT,
G2H No 81 n. Gay street. OPP, Odd Fellows Hall
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Mr.. HowE's SEWING MACHINE PATENT is ExTEN-
SEVEN YEARS The fact is the value of Mr. Howes
invention, exhibited in the NEW GROVER IL BAKER
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, was an unanswerabIe argu-
ment for the extension No who seen GROVER
BAKER in the family, changing toll into pastime and
work into play, doubt the proprety OF this
SIl ST. -.
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MANE's DINING RooMs.
No. l2i ". BALTIMORE STREET.
Near North street,
Under the management of the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill Of fare will include all the substanaIs, as well
as the delcaces of the seasonhaving
TO be supplied with all kinds OF GAME they come in
season.
On hand, fine lot of BIRDS, which will be served up at
short notice. ..
AZ MANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the of this house. entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. so Fayete street. . ..........
au99-tf .. '. G. n. MANN, Proprietor
, 1860-05-11


FRE1oHrs-peel'red Ac. sshr Lei: sheridan. corp
to- swte 1t Sc; .rhr Cults Main, con to BuAo II ~:
sc,r Aocae con to budk1o snp.t-
FLtuE-R1 ce3ttA ,6N th tb1rped i.s'e tts- May-
t. quiet S4es follown :-.ou 1bl. Hodsun's
lt Lb +esrlea and 10 pb1s twrn," I'D Irostlr
rt, s1t 1t H. eel: 100 b.ls lcn~ do p. +: loo
kood p liz e1tra At ts 50 dri: 10 ba Como~ do
sodas nxht} II esss oil; l3a lbl. Als apnE ez,1A
E..sdl.
wnE+T-aeeep ps 1o.s7. tn shipped. s1,s ba. Aa.
itt & aay. butte o-td qIs h4l we1c 100 bu 10.
spr ny u lin stcrr ZOO IN No ssp,ink It sl.1 ln
= 10 b DO - 10 In q. i.!p' bu jeel
ai.l 80 club 1t II IL tratk; 200 bu do
sits; 7 Lu d. 4il3; ~: Spring bJ sAup!s II ai.t
wv bu CO 41.i.k.
GUeN-Ases ptk 70. ~ In skipped, 8eeql.u. NAket
HeA1y. S-ls ~es: 2,3o'r Rver Z T. TIC Z. o. b.;
suuhu n scora .tssHo IN ssuEs; 300 b1 d. 1t b,H
etofs ., fu 60 n &C In It 70; aM1 ba No. a ~
anNbu 10 1t 4s1e instoe IT, ba DO 1t :Vc It
a4'e: i.sUo b. Eejse II 81 >t: IN .to.e.
UAT - e@e p's IS lu. Mnkts q It Ant unch ng,d
..ts wer, e lAs No. a. ,saeh IS bsss d. n ~
n.E,ek.
KTE-Reee'p's pcne. sa'es ~ers - blgsSo. l =, SC
an ts.c< = ID II S.. On tlaAk.
BAHL-T-Rset5p.s a3 Gus QUILT; Is bAss 1at. 1t &c
N ra +; - tAts et u1m Ai ST IN trYk.
Ht94WlAES-atctveo ~ bh4. " hh.s e7upt1y Nit&s
II pe.
TIMOTHY YSEEDs-Advaseed 2sc; % bags It ts.eo n
ASA -.
la.V s1oN--Mess rort n N nal u q: %.
LAnD-Fum andi Z OF dsaand It I'LL.
a. T LL0W n N lAl Ut tsk&sj.
H1DE>-R ci ipts '0.<tJ lbs. Nark'te1m. Green IKE;
0-es. aite skzs: D.. flint 1Gie.
rorArOE>-so' 90 Mt1hAnno:ks :. ssa delivered; y,
On d. 1t Sc on tack.
DU rrEh-ooo lbs good stit 1t lo2Ie; u f4tlns ID
1t Y.
EGGs-1n fair tsnsrd 81. Pd~x
PuCl1KY-yhiekshs eaM<1z, Is = te&i Tultys g =
, 1860-05-11


The very culd uDd w,ntry weather Of the past
week has kept stl vegets'i"n back, and tbs au
tumnsl wheat louks MOI e like J4nna,y growth
'han an*wsreble TO the advanced period. b.
ynnd its general tackwu, ooeas there il also
s,'noh compt.iot Of uisplant, IN the light 81
..~.'e l.. ;'.-1. aud e.o-a, tuuu.nt. TO na-to w.
f'r toss time: aud rs the last cr"p IN d~ti,c~u1
the stocks viii be tiled ID proportion to the late
ness Of harvest The upward movement has
cuo11pusd through Ut the country, Il further
aver re adeanc- If -. per a.. being abnut 'ast
the "eek cloked catm but The stuckB Ct ice
quality in 1A'ndoa were Pets'ng iuw, ~,
do~ TO 81, ,00D Or CO. 600 qts. The1e il therefore,
4rnple ro"m Tor further acees.ious without u
outdened market The seconeary aud lower
aorts are nat over burdeued. and, with tbe late
rise. will I'll be aauted for mixing. or couo,r.
demand. IA the sane unreasonable .seatuer
"a< been exptrienced in Suuthern Europe and
Norhern Africa. the demand for Naples and
Portugal seems likely to te unukua1Is pro1opg
Cd. These cuuut1iea continue to exc,ta The
sources Of supply, Odessa, the Danube. and
a'gs'is ii! showing ID active business 81 sd
ranctd rates. 1hs demand fur ireland,
u chsrac.er to continental altscef.
France, the low countries. and Baltic vi
-how'pg improved quotations, not only for
*beat, but other gram. Much must beucsforth
| pend on the weatter; and, should it change
10 foe, dspo.,tion TO realize may chetk th~
upward tendency. Still wheat is yet at \ mode.
r4le pric-. and only 90 patty with the quots
.iocs Of NV York, freight and charges 1ucu-
'ltd. there seem no prospect Of 4 return to the
late low prizes.
The arrivals of the coast since the l2'h have
been e.rg"cs. Of which one cargo VA. wheat
u. mA:ze, und one barley.
The spes noted last ~r k were O., ,0G6 qrs
xheht at Aiq Id aptf1at 1dsf n.{l IRA in 1lS4
The London ave ages were 5l-. IN 1859 qts
fpe arrivals into she principal ports OF Gtea,
Bri'ain for the ws'k eIdiDg l1'h April, in
~heAt and a"nr ~ere equal u "a 446 Qrs. wheat
, 1860-05-11

Ae~ oRlEAss AAx AARkr1 Nay 7-Abou'
Quo b4'ss were sud during ,hs week At t2n@
os 50 for Inferior ane ordipaxy Western aud
Honhe'o. and <24@a5.to Fer Tan for good to
prime Wettern.
GneAr Wont cnor IN NEW Nkx,co-we
read tn ii: kaosas City .Lurnal Of 0,,nu<rc<
on tie I'd 'nbt:
Last wcst VAS lively one iu the New Mexico
Trade. Wagons ar ivtd with wool and butfaio
Tube" nrurty ese'y d*., and others were b. soc
lotdrd w''h merchandise Tor q return uio OF
tes'n b'"n4bt'p among her fright, 2 .s55 robes
nssi'ed ~i,h 80 b4les OF woal,
Marcus eitroauu lsft On Ftiday With ten
Wa:o"e a.o TX tank. Tbi. train was lo1ded
""h *oon. 'or -p'ed.lbsrx / Co., Of Santa Fe
A'toe'4 .'ters "ain Of Ii rtren wagons and
1nu : teams. !sf' on Saturday, loaded fos John
Nr6 7sr Vi Fort Dea~"ce. -. = 80
- Wagons urs c,ns.ansly loadiog 1t sbe house 81
Ncc.rsJ 4 B4' 'key, and ~o ate informrd by
tlis frm. that their 1ecsipta Of wool. fobss md
, 1860-05-11

{ure from NeH. Mexico, This xeek will, by fer,
exceed The amount Of any week ~ 3*s, during
&hs 81 &8du.
J. W. wis Informed BY a gentleman }ust In
from New Aex'o,, that the wool crop uf lh&t
country ttiia xeaton IL unprecedented Ooe firm
Ut Tecuol. had contracted for tbe fleece. Of
$50 400 sbeep, which we, To be she II I'd IN that
v.cio,ty In 1ht month of April. and whi,h " ~
to bc sent to this city By the first train. Wool
growing has pot 10 be gust business 10 New
sex'co. Ind 'here IA prob .bls no better country
under the sun for tue business.
A1LwAuxEE-MaJ e.-R+ceipts, 1862 brls
aour, 2a,"53 bu wheat. Shipped. 5000 bu
wheat, 2,e10 brs -four. The wheat market WAS
eompa' a'l.e!y quit to day, auo rather heary.
not more than ten thousand bushels selling up
to III. close Of 'Chauge. The latest sales 'nd'-
cate decline of }c IN No. fpr'nR. and 1c In
ext.a. ttese quaFitc. respectively oeiux'n9
Il III and Il l6. Tue former N sore, ana the
latter d. .1i.ered Towards tha clOse, bu ers
we're by no meaus pltn'y, ard &l.11 was the
outside price ofFere for No ]. but sellers would
,,ot sccet1e to aoy further DECLINE. The rales
Include $500 bu No. ], sold early, at $!.l3 On
board Tue ealcso: fnur were ais, sr1t'ng, not
reacaiu9 ! 100 oils in the aeg'c<ate. ve hun
drrd barreis Of good ri'g c1 r. I'd at 20 ~;
malt lot Of fair CO Ut IS. and couple lots OF
q a q ,ur Al $3.Sa@t Coaree grains VET most
iy itwer. Oats q. tsQa2e- St'+t ed corn oJc. y"
b rley 8l@63-; Exs1a do Csc. nse S,,c TO-
1.toe. ]o~r,,' 5ang.ug from Sl@s5c. Frel<hts
con,iuu-d h,m. The Rchoo' er - m. .. Ogden
was chsrteted at So for wheat to Oswego.
PITTSBURGH -Muy s-Flour firm, aud prices
ar, unchanged The following are tho sales se
, 1860-05-11

br Tx1roHAFhl nxv Totx. May 10
F1nrx Without s'.tsinG ehanss Demand rno sr,s.
sA.s $50 s.. bes q tor super STAT. - 4 <ssi
frs1s~ @tAe; IS ave- for s"r+r Western Is 4<s3ss
cu y &xFA \ es-rn o. SA96 for .h,pp ps
"Estda fxtra r. y. t1u-as Qu.es txAdy. .sG.ds
Ish usre @c'iva Int pr .vr ndcr9"ne s1ht!nx
.h.ng. -a*ea 1fp bhs. sas 61 70 for cuGn en- t.
cholte 4 Rye ur quiet = eut& -. Cern d e !,
t.. d. att unr Aak-d. .'ua eA1es ls vine It a.
HHs-kT-Que e aod 6fm. Sale. uf l09 Lbh It e6e, hu
bpys,s ke. = !, Eefl'st tHy ~ 74He.
<ef. - an+. Sa'e% Ito In ch ic ~h le c4 Il
8l73xt Lou sed Wer II q 70 :Ae4AI Caea+
>F.x1 u 3: 1000 n.nan Tan. d. p. 81
~A.t1 Cnsdx II u ~ knd u 40 Au ii
<.hi. R3e st<,ny. Sa- Of uuh re. Aar.ey 4ulI
4 1885, rules v-@y s1m wth o~d, 1polt dem I'D
-slrs 90 7Sxs54c l-r htx%d We ;a.c 10:
nt11ht Ttl &C fur whte eon and Sc fn-
III r. en- C.uad and al~. Sales tu rtAs
yA5nu-FLIl trce. rsa zsd.
lxuytssuss.-P41 n for utfA and he;ry for prime.
al itHy Ills i = 7As%lo00 fs y m.sh: t!7.*o for
old rea.; At7.*s Tor III" mo - 442 - for INV p
e!4f5 iof brtue, tt IuunE ~ "ls unn'ptc I'd hvw
tnsss 70 &5 Besf Qnst nnd u"cla ,E=d. r4lrs
~, ibis II q ~ tn prime Nv for mes. s3l0 10
for p.ek e1Gi1 - II ext1s mesa FriMe as-rs
do bat hel EoAr fr 10 d IT.. h.ef Hans du J. and
ANAL ss'ts u a.a8ls % for st.se md Western "
Tor nAGs; ~ axe TOR shoulder. Is e"n GUS: L>fd
very 1'nl. le y PARK r. sti.. 1lA6!A.. ba'ter-
aSl%c for I'D tis'e d Ohio; lu&i,s fsF ue~ stase.
IA--st unchanE~L Ut tQtlr.
r. cxs-Aca std ghsr. & d :tH o.. L 4 y
O, ,AAMs.c4Tsl.G G 4 c e'K. lG .cHp. ~, q
s, L.s'fn. 4 Nj Y. AU*k he4d n. "sx. tszs psa ..
tar Is. 'tss :oH. Huas1.x Svo-a Err 1T b"nts iu'
, 1860-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 9-Mr. Martin, agent trcm
the Secretary Of the interior, at Kansas. during
the Lceotnptou s'rueRle, uas before the Corooe
Committee to dry, ank attempted & purtial vim
dicat'ou Of the resdent'e policy 1bsre, deny
ing that he carried ou, the Constitution from
this city. As this testimony conhlcss wnh the
evidence already obtained, aud other which il
accessible. he ~,li DC recalled for rtur.ber -x.m-
iuatioo, aud perhaps in the presence ef witness
es who cla1m to be fully informed Of the whole
proceedinKsiu tlat Territory.
When certain parties haze testified to their
iuil sa,isacsion IN regard 10 ksraas matters,
Cav Wa ker will be again summoned tor addi
s1onal explanation Ar. Weodsll and the bank
officers, where his accounts uere kept, will be
examined to-n,orrow, with 4 view Of tracing the
payments made for carrying the EoRltsh bill
Every effort hax BEEN made to conceal the
names Of members who received compensation
and the checks are 6lled With pay ito saEe The
Union" and like pbraaes.
Ar. Schuobel. through whose fundamentally
Ar. BuchanAn's letter to sir. Walker was
bruuzhr out, has addressed sharp nate to Gen.
Black, demanding q retEzcsion Of The chsFkes
paoli he'd With his seeming pri7itJ, during the
absence Of the toraer at Char1enton, to she Ct
feet that suit for perjury would be instituted
on his return. Il.
WA.H1Serox, Hay 10.-The sfeamer PhiiA-
de'pb'a ieaves here to"mor1o~ Tor Norfolk and
all bring up the Japauese, who WILL oe alfo"eo
some days rest before fhe Government Iarishes
upon them the honors now m preparation,
The bill psssrd By the House 70 day FepeaIs
all lxws In New Mex co establishing ei'heF peon"
sRe or African Slavery, and A1so repoals sec
tion prphibisiDg ihe Cou1ts from taking oogni-
lance Of any correction that masters may give
their servants.
, 1860-05-11

E Z n EIEV AUX AND
~ wA11aocsx-Hav1nt sEaesd tae Qtaso ElEvatas
I'd Wa1rhouse formerly occupied hy Ehca Gsis Co.
on the corn = al Fra st3n md NORTH Water Mteet1
1ow prspazet do xeCerA storage aat oo.t-
neAa and sos II patronaxs u ~ fnet4s 991 ~ Pe
, 1860-05-11
MARIN E JOURNAL.
FORT OF OH1CAG0.

ARR,yED Nav n
Ami '.:'''..''s''@s5 M'
lsre satin crsrt. Joh7s =: * III ss eas vted,
tehr g hncEtetl ltndtf nu AnafeE'n. IL n Ia btf.
sch, T1.c a n yr.laa. -" Haven - oi. v I'D,
Seht G-o F t"st STU 10: Mu krkhu, 3s n lumsr.
r Aalt.baA Hammer; ossnd hav r. g. ~ .uIn'er.
SchrJ. l. vi a. Jtts. ~ ,oxo~. +oi cedn roat..
hr Maine. Gas oc'' t. 1t N lunbe IS IL 1Alh.
Ser Il :. L >to-. kAsuna1n,. II Il, luual,rf.
serjs VII nc Ls~,ence. Kaam ZOO 70 N Ium'er.
ot 100 lhh.
SehF Cra q "a. Held Kaamaxoo 60 lrunhAF a5 N 1hn
rA 81. - ... =, ,.o
Se' AaAAeKon, :" III tuRos1s -"
asH9so'
r,renrp
p.~. ,f... o.nx, l. - =: N oeo h,.,
II M ~ Nt.rny. - a.' tV G5.a aaos" 4o'e~t p
e,h. orr ~ G'een n'r e. ots.Ho4ts.
r. =. i, T.: ~ = ,nGSeet 3 III neiIf sonf Au.Aeson'
Z ~ tnhr.:1's A.s ao'ea n FL 81 * n.ssn'
~h. H. seon.'1 h.r ~ ~. po1 10
SCH .ile Saarida. 1ssis o.. sro. 1. oao bull CON-
'"'
uxu.~.
s"'s@T"os
xnh FEE Scfksfoe - e. sse 1ast ~" ,oea
- ~ a. ,ssa sastI ~ X ~ .in lam =
-, ~ t"e f'S@''' 4' A'@o' = t'A' "'AA P'"'
, 1860-05-11
Election Of United StateA Senator In
ConucetlcuEs

NEW HAVEN, Nay lo-Tne Connecticut Leg
isiasute this morning re elected Senator La'ay-
eueS S Foster. lhe Democratic candidate WAS
Hon. r. ~ Eaton OF Hartford, who made a
speech in the Democratic caucus eaeh night,
tsk'ug strong grounds against Douglas and his
doctrines. declaring that the seyenteen Demo
cratic States repudiated them, and defending
the Southern vle~ on tho Territorial question.
Tie yote stood, in th- Senate. Is for Foster and
7 for Eatou-sn the House, 1s9 for Foster and
n fnr E tim
, 1860-05-11
Ehfpxreck and Loss OF Life.

W11x1se7os. n. G May 1o.--six Of the crew
-four black and two white-of the ship Robert
f-om q raft in latitude SD. lon, longitude lid.
45o,., on the Isl inst, by the bark Western Sea.
and brought to this port. ANOTHER, supposed
To b the mate, was p;ckef up By smother rea-
rel. II il supposed that l6 Hera drowned: The
.hsp aunk April soth. She had carko Of 3loo
bales oI ttou.
, 1860-05-11
From peruxu1buco.

Bos7ox, May, The bark lnmau, from Per
usmbuco on the 18th ut, reports thai there VA
severe drought ut Peruanhueo and Bahia
shich wontd b. disastrous to sh. sugar crop.
MT. Stapp. Consul at Peraambuco, died or
the l+sh april Of yellow fever, which vas yer,
prevalent.
The lam.n has On board the captain, officers
five OF the crew, fve ladies and three mAle pas,
seugerr, taken frun the whale bxfk Uoted
STATES, by the ship Noses Wheeler md trans
ferred tn the fuman
, 1860-05-11
CiilUA-U AND ROCK
~ ISLAND HAiLRuAn co

AEz Yozx. Nsy -, 1850.
The AucuI N@'tnk ~ the StockhnutEao ihi. t.onp.-
TO- ,ts II. .u ot th.r.eeu tre+os f.' snsans
ye~f viii r he'd thr o1oa of tbs eompanY I II
Of oAFh sta OF un.s, FfGA., 1he xt1h dsy
jar next. tetl.
II. Ii vii he cp+ns1 It Il O'Clock A. ~, aod eto*sa
MEM. HENEY fARnAI, ffe.t
T.H. ToEA 5ecxsaAY. my3e31 ID
, 1860-05-11

G-ain-Suies $50 hn ear corn ut 90 80 sscks
shtiled do at So; 1s0 bu do At 60; 40 tn o".s
from trst l.ancs at 48: 200 do from store at IS
S1ock OF BuLK AND BAcox MEATs IN C1Sc1y
SA7l.-According To an e.timste puh!ished in
Tho fr;cs Current, the stock Of Meats in that
cns is l&.sos.5A lbs, against 2s,ooo. 90 lbs
sane time last year.
TIE FRosr IN 1l11xo1s.-The following We
find IN the Cinri-n.u Peios Current:
EAtlrs, IT,, say1.
moi baviug eeen auy report IN your valuable
paper of the growing crup in this SECTION Of tue
couutry, we 1housht We ~ouf1 gise some infor.
snatao1 on the subject
AZ 70 wi5ter shtat IVA raise hut little epring
wheA', VIC might cali it total fA,lule IN the
dnllow,px counfies: Hancock, Adams, Pike,
Brn~u, Scutt. Morgan, @aDEsuou, Aacoupip,
Green aud Jersey. Thee counties in former
years have bern onr best wheAt eou tiles in the
s;&ase. We can ssf " sns that in the counties
ed to furnish broad for the people, and some
cnun'ie& 70, the seed. There was nome spring
~heat fowed, but is doing poorly, on accunnt
VI the drcush that i now pr vni'ing. Such
sirouth has Devsr ts~u kuo~n here Ut this SKA
500 Of the gear. Fasurrs say The fruit Is al
t;ooms wnh Ii There is and vi b q large
crap sf corn planted, but That with il planted
now Gan nos germ.na.r until We ett rain.
Yours re-. p~ctfuy.
- >. Rox*l MoukR l. Co.
s.. Lor1s MAsxErs-~Mag s-Receipts by
River, 1863 AXIS corn; s.s75 ska os's; 1896 ks
wheat. The Democrat Of ester5ay says:
Corn was eap1ic'ously inclined to day. Re
ceipts g ere modei ate 10 amount, and buy err, a.
'h-y have done for half weeS p.st. took bold
~uh a'ac,isy 1T The beg,onsng Of Change. bu:
lett're tbs close OF the market the movement
hecx1e dull. Prices. ho~eser, did NIT eire
wa1 in The least degree. Wheat rrc.ipss we're
r-ry larKe, t"otinR up more than 5000 baRs.
4 te-pectsb'e portion. dt ubtfess, came in Oh
nitters' account, but ,h-re WIS .titt uore thar
~nuugb Offering for the demands of tue day and
! Ill qualities otcsme du!l and cheaper, saes
ranging fur prime club from $I.10 to 81 50 fot
| x'rs cht.ite f.'i. u, ra ~e'u encouraged b,
his state of the WHEAT m Il, bet to Ab 4te sou1S-
hug in their dems"d% for round luts Of city
| upet 6ne ,ur. ptice was tx-d, theT eiure.
wn'ch you'd permit tu, tr3 to r-inrn To market
I'D COZ bbs we're let 50 st IS a5 Tor present
delirety.
t'As> quot I shade under yesterday = prices.
foh ecu bidders hAd ug -ip nope but indf1t Re pt
qualities TO INSECT. T'sy ezptess quite rant
'or good aud prime manufacturing lzaT, but d.
tlytrlcs are rot pt kind that will PEI nit Them
% SATISFY it It pse-eut: Aiuor articles ior tie
mat pArt weir quiet. but none of item e1pr
.icncei any change worthy of remark, except
Potatoes, y hith ruled 1oAtr.