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

CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.
Af-Grades have been established over seven years,
and we we'll and favorably known to all the lead
ing manufacturers Of New England. This fact has
enabled Us 10 procure orders for
100000 Pounds
Of the new clip Our consignors may therefore re-
alize Cash for their Wool the day II is received End
graded. -,
procure from THEE TO FIYE CENTS A POUND
MORE for medium and fne Wool, in fair condition, /,
tan IN any other way L can be Sold Tor their II not
menufacfurar who will not pay the advance Tor tht
specifc grades he wants. This Affords
UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGE
To Wool Growers and Merchants to procure thei
money without any delay, and the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR THEIR WOOL.
Those Of our friends who not desirous to secure
their money at once, but prefer 70 wait lot hlghsi
prices which are usually procured later In the sea
son. may depend on the same attention TO their m
toregts which has bean exercised for the last sever
years.
rs through the financial reveraes Of the past an9
shall endeavor 70 merit increased eonndence ana
patronage.
sacks win be sent as heretofore to thoss wishing ;
aisO very excellent vaTisty Of Wool TWine at rom
10 70 IS cents per pound reasonable discount s made
By the ton. GOODALE co.
Cleveland, Nay 9th:W2gl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

leagues issue animated and strengthened the
Republican party
Mr. Maynard, In reply TO a remark OF nv M
Stewart, said, on reliable authority, thet M M
Fillmore does not and will not support 'he olioa
60 nominees, - 81. .r
Mr MOrrell took the hoor, when ut. Craigl OF
North Carolina raised the point ol T SreeI , siiat
ne Hopse DEBATING society, and Of the printing
OF speeches never delivered. The very men who
voted 10 20 into ComnitisS IN oieel tn' , VIZ ~,
10 witbdraw III objection, and the House ad
iourned.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME IESIlMON1.
WEST BEDFORD, COshOctOn Co, o. May a. 81.
Mr. a. B. KINGsLKN-Sir: have been selling the
uedicfnes Of the GFaefenberg Company Tor the last
tan years and have invariably found them 70 give
good satisfaction and the Pills / have gold 20
great many families as regularly their tea and coli
lee and with my trade they have become staple ar
ticle Marshalls Uterine CathOlicon is medicine
that has done a great amount Of good in Female
Diseases. One lady sold it to told me she n4d Fe
ceivsd more benefit from one bottle than she alq
from long course of medical treatment by the most
skillful physicians JAMES mALsOA-
THE GRAEFENBERG MARsHALL's UTERINE
CATHOLICON
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms.
Irregularities-Weak kaintness--Defangeq p
petite-SallOW COmpleXiOn-Paini in tho Back
and Kidneys-Ch Chills-COld Hands and
Feet - BlOating - Feverishnes5-
Neuralgi algia-Headache-R Rest
lessness-DistUrbed Sleep-Flush-
es Of Heat-General Pain-Crawling
and Pain in the Spine and between the
Shoulders-Acid Stomach-Nausea Difficult
passing Of Urine, with heat smarting-ltch-
ing Burning or Irritation in the Urine Organs
Nightmare Despair-hys erics-AnNlety- hed
Fsce Nervous IWitching- Startlng-Con-
Observation-Disclosures Temper sadness
Depraved Appstite-- Elatulence--blOat-
ed and Irregular BOWels-Unpieas-
ant Dfeams-Pains in Uterine Organs AuInbnes5
and Pains in Limbs.
~ Sold BY City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
nOvl2-dkw General Agent for Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-JUNE9 ,.
fBY TELRaRAPH.l
STOCKs-Firmsr. Va. 6's ss1S; No. 6's 80; Erie
first mortgage lOlc; Hudson lO3; Pacific NAL ssi y
aH; Resaing 4t3si NJ s2i N 25h; Gal Chi
O.; Chi b r 69S.
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8hasieians 3 gMFatons.

ORDINARY u
one HifRdrsd Dollars PFsmiamHifi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
OR sPERMAToREHoE, ,,,-r,,v
q l. + h T & c., AND 81 p =
CURED,
After all other Treatment Fails 10
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly q NeS % York YORK ,S city viii av- pay & gni 3 HgP e53
the above named diseases he VIII pay ine same
sum for the proof that any other khysielan 10 -
fsr NAM year. Of laborious study and szpsri-
enee, Dr. GIBSON Is happy In being able % an
nouncs 10 the unfortunate that ne has poriected
system s9t5EFDY p sIS5iE' AND 81 PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases with All oaa
effects arising the5e1E9m' 7,Il1 t3s9aiBs - srp AT1oN
He has succeeded in curing cases ID IRIS elLy' soS
Of whom had expended hundreds q 0oll955 vi VI
self-styed physicians who profess 70 treat al private
maladles with success, and without receiving th9
ieG1s AZ RBa,s5 Dr. GTBsoN has a Diploma, yet be
makes no boast Of that fact, for the very reason tnat
Diploma Is yaratlvely simple tnlnBl ee55itu.9
nor even sTpsrepce ever yet possessed power sum
cient TO always make aged men WISE ol " 49,
one single Ounce into medical genius nslt3el &C.
/ he boast that he Is member Of some c0llese ln
Paris or London, perhaps some others 40 l1l 5t1
jTBsON might boast Of Is this, that he Is able %
give entire satisfaction 10 those who repose conn
7
1 perfected American system oi treatment hnlln
challenges any Physician Of London or faI3i oi au4
patent medicine % equal for the radical cure Of sem
inal weakness, and all diseases or aeran8eln
both mental and physical arising nom sexual OF
| secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment w
following advantages over all others yeL dlsoteieui
and first the agents used In respect disagree O.
/ able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, Sue a.
1 Mercury, nor any other deeteriOus drug seegi y
no restrictions in diet or business is ured IN -
" as treatment is positive and certain in all oass
He stands prepared to go into any public or pflYte
great fact that he is able TO permanently cure ten
/ cases in the same length Of time required By any
/ other Physician 70 cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible tnlLYas al4 N
| this aqe the only pabula upon which tns pubic
mind can be fed, and from which Just aud definite
conclusions can be deduced-
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located N Cleiel.llls
and has during the past six months performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted al
individuals Of the rst respectability in Cleveland
/ Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard 70
skill aud integrity in all professional
/ Dysuepsfa, RhuematisIn, ScrOfula and al cnrOnlc
/ diseases treated with unusual success
G5- Medicine sent TO any part Of the country on
/ receipt Of ten dollars
! Dr. GIBSON'S New Work on Physiology for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPathy and Medicine,
Hs- Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square: ,,,
Once hours from to Y and from to to 5 O'Clock
/ daily, Sundays eXcepted-) now
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9aiuttwg
Goal ell
MYSTIC COAL OIL CLAMPS
IAA- Ths Great American Lamp.
PARAGON BURNFI

-~AAA-~~Ae~f IL AaANL4e
gives the CHEAPEST LIGHT in the vorI5 -
viii not smoke Call and see. W. ". GATNFs
oeczsizo- a5 Superior si.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-04

Put up for Dealers in cases. containing four eight
and twelve dOzen-a beautiful LithOEraph Showcard
accompanying each package.
nB- A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its costs annually 70 every
household ia
Sold BY ali prominent Statoners, DTuggiBts, Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers, GrOcerS and Fancy
Stores. -
ING'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their
list 1t will stand any climate.
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FROM TEXAS.

The Waco Democrat Gays that the notorious horse
thief Robert Tucker, lately apprehended by HT. II,
Brown of Robertson County, was hugg at Po'uty
Suir gs in johnson County Friday, 10Th OF August
The citizens of Wood Hopkins, 1itus, aid Upshur
Counties demanded of the citizens Of Upshur County
man named Morrison who had been lodged in jail tor
stealing a negro woman. After his detection IN that
crime, it was aseertained by the people OF Wood,
TITUS and Hopkins, that be had been engaged IN melt
ing their negroes 10 insurrecton. IL is stated that ne
was surrendered and hung in the suburbs OF Gimer IN
the pres nee of about five hundred persons. -,
eLer from Clarksville sayBthat three Aboiluonsts
were hung 10 G,tsvle, Cook County tTempeton,
H.rsley and Kirk. Tbese men, before they were
hung nI heated fifteen other men belonging to the
Abolition conspiracy.
The Alamo Express is the title of new weekly pa
ptr in San Antonio IL has hoisted the Bell and Everett
fsg. , 9.
The Son Antonio Herald learns that Henderson ~
Moigans store, including the Post Office at Laverna
was destroyed by fire the hight OF he itn lost'
From he time Of the fire and tie part Of The building
where il originated it is supposed ~ be the WORK o. an
iJcendary The loss is supposed TO be s!',VoV or
$50 600. a.
The Tyer Smith Comfy Sentinel of the 18Th, in
crrrectng certain misrepresentation, says that no al
tempt has been made ~ fire that town, nor have the
citizens of Smith County hung other 1lse violently
dealt with anv mau. The s ntineL adds: " After
thorough an most searching investigation by nam
Ter of onr leading citizens forced TO the con-
dasion that no such thing an nsuTrecu IN has been
contemplated OF thought OF by our slaves. They
are TO-DAY az 10y al their matters az they ever were
And we are further of the opinion that If any gu %
thrg az a ssrve instruction has been in con empa-
ton east of the Trinity it has been confined to
two small neighborhoods where it has been promptly
-
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scsu. 20 defeat Mr.. Sewsrd. The extermnauon ; =,
Slavery is the creed of the Republicans, ana we, sH
Mr. Ketchum are bound TO oppose IT. i's uoloaS . -
called for by every trotic consderanoh' us SUCCESS
ycn,d be a great public Gala pity. he very ionnat
ton stone of the Republican party Is LAID opposuon
10 the Union and the Constitution.
NJ, Ketcbum reasons of belief that there shoud be
union were ca efully written oat in order that the
country might he fully aware of them. The way TO
mite < 10 form enc icket--in other ia there a
chance of success Tell us, Mr.. Greeley, can il be
done in any other way than by fusion, cooperation,
union Shall the ticket be filed up with the names of
Mr. Douglass friends only, or Mr. Bits only, or Mr..
Breckinridge's only No; there must be names OF
reliable friends Of each the ticket. If there
any ch eat the Republicans will not be cheated if there
il any cell they will not be sold Such meu as Judge
Kent Controller Burroughs and Mr.. Hunt are not
cheats. Do the Republicans believe that Mr. Bryant
and their other Electors will not vote for Lincoln II
the gentlemen of the Republican press are not satisfied
with the only practical arrangement for the defeat OF
their candidate, they have Mr. Ketchums commiser'
alton, but he doee not wish their support. - -
There is no serious con est but De ween John Ben
and Abraham Lincoln, aud Mr.. X. affirmed that II the
latter lie not elected the former will be. Shall mol
New. York have the honor of efesug the triumph ior
the Union And with this exciting inquiry mr.
Ketchpm closed the assembly having materially dlmln'
shed during his remarks.
Mr. ELI b. NORTON succeeded TO the speakersmP'
ut the interest of the meeting left with hs predecessor
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MARRIKD

ADAMs-CEOUCH-At the Memorial Church, Hammond
street. IA this ely Monday September BY the Rev.
Edwin p Cook, William Adams TO Clara onlt daughter
of Edmond r. Crouch formerly o; London, England
ARNOTT-MARTIN-In Brooklyn, by the Rev. Henry Ward
Bees the house Of the por HeLekah Anott 20 Miss
Julia Martin of Birmin sham, FL gland.
DE LAECY- DE Vocal High Bridge, Monday, septem
br at the residence OF the brides father by the Rev.
j. Bolton WsshiDgto g. De Lancy 10 Hannah NJ, eldest
daughter of S. W. De Voc esq
GREEN MATrISON At South Berlin New.York, on
Wedn. sday August 49, by the Rev. Chester Bdsemsn OF
Woot st0n Ne- Jersey, Mr. Daniel Green of North Ste
phentOwn Miss Lucy mstison Of South Berlin New
York
sCuDDER- DUDLEY-In Brooklyn on Monday September
g. st Plymouth church. BY the Rev henry Ward Beecher
Samuel Scucder Of Brooklyn Eliza T. Dudley, daughter
David Ducley Of Wathrop Msiue.
Boston papers please copy.
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DIE d..

CLARK-On Tuesday evening September I, Lizzie Beatty,
Fnnes vii IKE place At No. S West sorty street. at
o'ciocs, this (Wedne,dsyl afternoon.
cdopT dsassI am and TsaIGy
Chsndl r. o. N, Sred % month, and day.
Q nh. he 90 SSas's PSI September
HE eetives and inds and tn Of the family also memse
specially invited to at end his funeral Wednesday afternoon
neat O'clock from bis late residence No. ia Wes Forty
urh sIeet
E wife Of David C. fuller and daughter Of " A.
and obs Strickland, formerly OF this city, aged 70 years
months and rs days
GAMBLEon Monday, September Sarah A wife Of Henry
The epds Of the family invited tend the funeral
vices At St Lakes Church, Hudson street on Wednesday,
the @h inst at 3o'cloch, without further notice.
Suddenly at No 223 West Thirty fret street
1ue'ooS September T. Wallace Greenach ssed 81 yeas
The reses and friends of the family and the employees
the hudson RI er Railroad are respectfully Invited % stend
the II oc.cks NJ train friends will arrive In for the m
nrsl His remains will be taken to his residence by the
Norwich Conn and Poushkeepae paper. please copy.
GARpNER,l9 this city, on s on sspte@gPb;r William
GREeQRYolpn this city on Monday m9Tng September O.
hos 81 ' Of mebS So 81 ri
street. on this "wednesday morning, at 10 O'Clock
GUN1HER-On Tuesday morning, Frederick, infant of
Amelia and C. Godfrey Gunther aged / month an1 81
ocok from No las Ea FoniteenS tTso Fends Of the
family are invited TO attend without further notice
MARSHAL Msri,vle Schenectady County on Saturday
SEPTEMBER 1890 of palsy sias H. Mash In the roth yes,
Of IL age.
MoNRoE-In this city, on Monday September Maria
Monroe, eldest daughter Of George Monroe In the 5h year
Of her age
JOUREEAY-At his residence Westfed Staten Island on
Sunday September Albert JOurneay sen IN the nth year
Of his
ROCKVILLE Monday, September g. Frsnceua, eldest
dsusbr Of George b. and Sarah Rockwell In the 2d year
her
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
Oh "edhesohJ. Septeu b'r S. at O'clock D.
RUNcIE-At RoSbury, Massachusetts September l. at
o'clock NJ Jane wife Of John T. Runce aged AZ years
optbs ano % days
The funeral will take place o'clock this "Wednesday ser
noon from The Methodist Epscotsl Church South Sc ,ond
street, Sixth street Wiambugh The friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend withoat further
notice
sT1T-In Phlsdslphia, Monday September g. Alexander
A. Suit, In the 3Sh year OF his age.
Mr Fsys plantation in the Parish Of g. Mary,
10 bisna on Monday August a. Of congeve fever James
Sinclair eldest Ct Catharine e. and the late Robert
sDclsir, Of this city, aged Is years
TALLbAN-ln Scotland Connecticut the mornns Of Mon.
dey July 81 Mrs Frances Maria Hzleton wifi. of tIo R-y
Thomas Tailman, and daughter of Simeon HaLeon of
Hsddsm. 49, -
TNT-ln this city, Monday, September Mrs Mary Ann
TAFT redet OF William TAFT In the 18th year her age
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1850
fo-n an me f,,ss he Hondursaas can bring against

from al the foxes he Hondureans can bring ae-n''
hin. -. AZ; ,,;n;,v xuas 10
,,sn, the capture of Ruatsn Islands but the EnguSn
;",erfered, nor be ieving we woud dare attack 20
strongly fortified citv Truxlo, but what VIII nos
Americans dare in pursuit Of hooor, or TO show te
world that where there's will there ls also "sy.
the roaring of the enemy "a FOUNDER, which mad9
great noise but did the slightest harm TO
As we were charging up the hights, the m an next 10
me had his shot off and q cannon ball st'lkng
r. ok hard by literally d.luge3 me with fragmen OF
stone az shower of dirt. You caonot imagine Tue
whistng of the balls about that timer but yon may
ale nv word for it there considerable whlsthng
done by those lesden mesaeI gers OF DEATH Il
"But nust bring my letter TO close Inc snlp
that takes this letter lesves US 10 our fatei out
we have strong hearts and willing hands, and in them
and the god of battles we put our trust
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Steamship Fulton, wo.en Hare AUg d. and Southampton
sbrest Lizards passed steamer supposed hs rnss
bound up Channel Sept noon l.t ~ 70 lon % 90 p.sd
stssshp Alabama schenct Savannah md's and to s.
steamship psrEer.Oug Powell Portland mdse and pas. to
stesm. p Rosnots Couch Richmond ke de sna pass 70
ss s Co s' sy IT;1a' d5 s ae
Tony let the rns9pper Of The port anehSr sod
Without July n t !s len 2 2 e1I d1, s. ss.:
aSSDy css.ss the blood vessel Aug
lGD 81 % passed ships lower mast White masthead ss, over
Liverpool for Charleston Aug 2ist q ~ 81 -
steamship brig Gged two smoke pipes painted black 81.
Ship DcSan sn Meyer Hamburg 4s day.. rndse andp..:.
Di% PH b. had $s.s.y .is s1Si. ps::.ss
gss: 2 S%:%;i e Ak y l. 4 g. spoke
ST Biz pia s %fi1on sSI Va Long Island
Sound days, fsh order Have experienced heavy
Big Nautilus Lubec stessn Rio Janeiro IS days. coffee 70
% p DAYS, coal to Richard frvin Co.
PIG 4S ssS51 sGs P s2a s
Aug II hemp deer ;ai1s &c. TO era ThsbanS; Aug %
caIyS; reef passed is hsns O co & ais .
k ksao fbsSs sssis; Ss1i
sbr Nathaniel Chase Of HsrSch DOane, BaracOa IL days.
fruit 10 Thos GilmeItin
schr Ann and susan Person Charleston days. cotton, Ge
TO Dr. liner Potter Co.
scbr Maria Elizabeth Friend Georgetown D. c., days,
schr Anita Damon (o Deer I'le Raynes Kingston, Ja Aug
7 sugar TO r. P. Buck Co.
'scsr D. j Sawyer Cof Mschtss) wsss Remedies A1g H.
sugar an mossses 10 Simpson Mayhem.
schr Kenduskeag of Sseml Wilson, St. Stephens. " b., %
days latbs to q BOsrdnsn s. Co.
schr Phoebe Elizabeth Smith Midde.own days in bas
Schr g. f. Rogers Mathews Georgetown, C., days, coal
Schr Cinderella Stevens WeLhest days fish to master.
Scfr. g A. Hayden, Smith, Providence days.
Schr Mary Msrsbon, Swift Providence days.
Schr Expedite, Hulse, Orient days
Scpr Breeze Stiles Virginia days, potatoef.
schr X. @. Whipple. Lawson days, potates.
Schr Rio Lawson Virgil ia days potatoes
Schr NJ Ward, Eldredge, Virginia days, wood
Schr It A. French. Webb. Virginia days wood
Schr Nile Chambers, Virginia days. wood.
schr VIM. Henry Shsrrott Virgins days, wood. -
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia, mdse- 70 ~
BIisgs. .,,, A.,
mdse and pass 10 y Perkins -
Steamer w-London, Smith, NewLondon, mdse 10 l. II.
Steamer TacOny, Ely Philadelphia, mdse TO Lopez Kirk.
patrick.
steamer Valley City Chapman Derby Conn., mdse to D. C.
r. Miller. -,
Steamer Pelican Baker Providence mdse. to Isaac ods
SAILED Steamships Florida for Savannah James Adger
Charleston; Jamestown. Norfolk, &C.
BELoW-1 ship and brig unknown.
BsA Hersis, from Gasgow-lBy pilot boat Set'ie No. o.
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Markets-Reported By Telegraph.

BALTIMORE Sept 4-FLoUR quiet and firm with small sales
Of HowsId Street 50 8 an sdyanee Of l2l Ohio City
White 81 2Sa Fl 40 Southern 81 406 81 u.s. CoRS dull but
unchanged Provisions quiet; Nes Pork sl9 IS LARD 1884,
Gltc COFFEE quiet 1T l5l1l5c WHsKY steady at 2a423c.
ClSCSHATI Sept 3FLOUR quiet and nominal holders offer
freely but show disposition press sales supsrhe offered
at 30 Tor lt1re delivery Other articles unchanged Sight Ex
change on Nsw.York dan at y cent premium
BUFFALO, Sept T. m.-FLOUR in moderate demand and
steady WHEAT bra snd demand acve sales liz bush at
81 % for No shesg' Spring 81 ~ i2i for No 10 and
Racine sPhns 10 or Red and Amber Michigan Indi
ana and Ohio Com duh sales 1900 buh 51a55c Other
grains quiet CANAL FRBGHTs $40. Flour l5c on Wheat
lc on Com 20 NewYoIk LANE IMPORTS lOoOO bbs Flour
zoo" bush. Wheat 1900 buh. Corn TO- 200 bush Data
OswEGo Sept i-FLoUR unchanged Wheat market opened
with good demand after the receipt Of the news but
closed with "ss pqniIy sales Of 2OO bush red Ohio 81 "a
500 bush No Chicago Spring at Al 10 to arrive. Com
about &c. lower; sales Of 500 bush Indiana Canal
FREI6HTs g. lower Grain Flour 35c, Wheat lOIc
lO 10 Ne"-Yoh LANE IMPORTS % so bu'h Wheat %
b sh Corn CAgAL Exports 1914 bbls Flour a. bush
Wheat 1850 bush. Corn, 1910 bush Barley Shipped to Mon
tesl, 1900 bbls. Flour
CHIcAGo Sept 4-FIOuR active and 5dlOe higher Vulgar
hm and 2d5c higher sales 49, 0O bush for No
SpIing S6d87c for No. do aud 81 for No Red In store
CORN s'esdy; sales 40 900 bush ct 35a3c in Oars
quit RECEIPTS. 3O0 bbs Flour ia GEO bush Wheat. Al 600
bush Conn., u 500 bush Oats. SHIPMENTS: 5000 bos Flour
$500 bush. Whe $50 bush Com so bush Oats FREIGHrs
n m l5c on Wheat, l4tc Com 70 Su6alo SIsHr
ninm
CNcrssAT Sept 4-FLoUR: The steamers news caused an
advances and Unsettled aud excited SupeThne IS
90 70 WHEAT-AccuIate guotat M cannot be given;
ket unsettled and exced BACOs firm al lliaaIc SGaT
EXCHANGE on New. York dull at &C.. premium.
COLUMBUS Ga Sept The stocs OF Cotton here s4OO
bales lthe receipts last week $50 bales
MACoS Ga Sept 4The stock Of Cotton here 500 bales
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BOsTON Tuesday, Sept. l. 1860.
Capital 200 Due to other banks $50 900
Loans and Discounts o. 05t 900 Deposits ~ 35SO
M ther nj
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Passengers Arrived

In 'eamshp FHiton from Hdprs and Southam1tor-J H.
na,ne ossIer Of dispatches from Rome Nc Ruchgaber Mr.
hneppnch MI Adams Mr. Filge, Mrs and Miss Filgs MIR
Montgomery. Mr. johnson and family f. Fchebprger Mr.
Wbit. h.s 3D. Mr. Van keck v HassaDn Miss H. WhitweI
MIS- nion-y Mise Crow and sister p ID Tiffany and family
Mrs Edwards Mis- Dow, Cooke. C Cooke Chs de- Az.
nan Mr. de vare G. Trcfl and lady Frank VI Little Schieb
T. Laeate Nj Mepdil and lady II Leieye, Ellie JelOt j.
pgreaurr Miss ~ Cess, Mrs de Crhul. Mrs Ghsrdt
Miss f. Kemp ii. Lanarch, 4 + Gui IN Mrs Bondeo Mr.
White, Mr. Meas Mr. and Mrs Topping. D. B. Candeld Mr
N1ui MI Vegt end family T. Etc I'D lady Ar Fch aud
ady Bustav Decross John NJ Lapt H. Mr. Anand and ady
M Relf Mr. Vidal Alex kiot Mr. Butterworh Fell. a.
VIE H. kuyl rogue I. l.. Lucas. ESpana T. Fay p De-
gihsn, Deschsmp Mr. M3Kenna, h. Ltbrouche and aui
Madam, HaIdey and friends Miss Grosholz Mary Clint N
e. NJ stock~ell T. Murphy Kes.em lady aud child Mrs
Duden and serSpn Mr. Gbney and lady Robert Jones M,
Ibusillon Chas Walsh DR.. j. Potsvin James Peaou MT
Nthhmen, NJ. Nathan John Ferness J. Miller Mr. Droie
ns lady and son Misc X. Berbger Miss r. Gundsueiu II
Me and Niles Miller Mr. and Mrs Malpome Mr. KImba and
AMY selgmsn Ro,enstspsh Anna Arat,, Ant Bor,a A
boIe1 r. L'ler, A. Goodw and family Mrs Pierce NJ :
Prs eaye hanc Mrs Lins Sch .rer T. = Kaot J,me.
poddrd spulsr Cuio and family ] s.euaIg, aa,
- ghalgo NJ Costa, III. kot Miss Maialne Keller NJ 10
WIS bmh'ud ard daugt-r Mrs Btauny Mrs ] Iogus, M ~
joy hrt Lambds Miss Mlroband Miss r.. Jacot M, l.
atisne Mr. BtIbigier and nephew J. S,hen-r r. S,hnab.
hoJ L'ty Nmon Mr. Muurre. hr Nash NJ Fonts NJ
Ss Hdenfnch e. Qnidorts Mr r. ans Aug Lachar joha
fehhOh, Aug Elisn Er@ Barst~in Mrs Salt MT. Ro..n
clatt snd daughter, Mis- Margaret kochler M.s Fhr,b
SIMON hnsnet ben-am, Levy, NJ and Mr., Van Nm.
Mr' Mary Evans Anbo and LADY J. Marst.ny G R,,er
Me Ford, MI Goldman, Mrs Bowler n q ta,ins A. Y ~,
Giant Thomson Bell Nils 3 Richardson aaI Imly Nj,
Total, 2Sa ''' INV fanny