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NEW YORK DIARKET-JULY II.



FLOUR--Saies 900 bbls; at S5l59525 for su-
perfne state; S5,s00555 for extra stats S5,l56525
medium extra western; and S5,70a5,75 for shipping
brands extra Ohio round hoop. Market closing duh
and tendency downward. AT the opening the mar
ket was dull and heavy and rather easier with hold
ers more disposed to realize. The demand both for
CANADIAN FLOUTt-Sales Of go ibis al S5,l5
@33 for fnperIine and S5,45(07,50 for common 70
with only very moderate demand
RYE FL0UR-saleB at Ss,5O@4,2O for com. to
choice superfine. Market steady with small sales.
C0RN AIEAL-saies Of 800 bbls at $50 for Jer-
aey, and S375 for Brandywine. Market dull and no.
WHIsKY-sales 200 Bbls at 2I@AHc Market
dnll and prices tend downward.
WHEAT-Sales Of 266U0bu Chicago spring at 81,
25 5600 very handsome white Indiana at S52; 1850
Milwaukee club at Sl276l %; and 500 bush winter
moderate export demand.
RYE-ssies at sO9Ssc. Market continues dull
BARLEY-Mark dull and nOminally IN
OAiTs-sales at 3794Oc for western and Canadian
and f0c(a4lc for stHlte. Dull
PORk-Sales Of go bbls; Sl9,i2 iorne wmessi SIS,
% for Old mess; SIS for thin mess sI5 - for western
primo mess: so for clear mess; Sl4,Wl4,50 for new
prime; Sl25O for old prime. Market held with more
hrmness and the market is decidedly more active.
BEEE-sales Of 100 bbls; at S4@f,2 for country
prime; S4,506l5 for country mess; SSaI0,5O for
packed mess and sll ga y 20 for extra mess prime.
LGRD;-sales q 2ig6bbls at l2}s@Isc. Market
BUTTER-ssies at lOal5c foI Ohio, and l4aI5c
for WESTERN l09lso for state l7@lse for Orange
CHEEsE-sa Sales At 7@IO]Ee for state; 7@lOe or
inferior to prime Market steady.
HIDES-Market dull and heavy, aud We hear Of
only small sales TO note.
Ny. CATTLE MARKET JULY II.
BY TELEGRAPH.
BERVES-Have adTanced HC95Sc per D.; quality
excelont receipts Of 403s head-nearly all sold 10
speculaforH Prices for extra are 9ADg59c; for first
quality 4d9ca for third quality 7A@Sc; inferior
6'fe753i average Of all sales at s'4@sac Cows
sHEEP-Shoep and Lambs in better demand at
iuil prices; sheep S2,7596,5G Lambs at SlY51@2,j
Receipts OF l2081.
SWINE-A fair business doing at 6,d6fc, inclu-
ding prime corn ied at 6s606Kc Receipts $3.50
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OFFICE OF C., G. G. R. R. Co.,
CLEVELAND, July 9, 1860. !
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR AND
IA a Half per cent has been declared by this Com
puny out OF the net earnings for the six months end
ing June Both, payable on and after lst Of August
next.
The transfer books will be closed from July 18th
until August lst. q. IL. RUSSELL,
Jyla:2gf Deputy Treasurer.
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YANKEE DOODLE:
FOR
DEPENDENCE DAY, July /, 1860.


DEPENDENCE DAY, July /, 1860.
OH Yanke- Doodle came to town,
In n Rail Road car, Sir,
And walked right down Superior Street,
To ISAACS' GRAND BAZARR, Sir.
Oil Hankee-DoOdle Is tho tune,
OIL Yankee Doodle Dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because II Is SO handy.
And there he saw the Clothes 20 fine,
So nice and all 50 handy
He rirRad himself from head TO tOe
Just like Yankee dandy.
Obi Yankee Doodle Is the tune,
Oil Yankee Doodle Dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because il is so handy.
And when he had his new Clothes on,
Ito felt 50 very fine, Sir,
And the Men Of ..auld lang syne,' Sir
Obi Yankee-DOOdle Is the tune,
OH Yankee DoOdlo-dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because 1t is so handy.
He sang to US Of Washington,
OF Lafayette, and Sumpter,
An In his bran-new suit Of Clothes,
70 each no drank a bumper.
Obi Yankee Doodle Is the tune
OIL Yankee Doodle dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because it is 50 handy.
And whom he sang of Johnny Bull,
And Of the great Tea party,
You'd thought his very sides would split,
He laughed so very hearty.
OIL Yankee Doodle Is the tune
Obi Yankee -Doedle-dandy; Hall,
Bay your Coats, Pants and Vests at Union
Because Ii is 30 handy.
lie said he could not help but shout,
For his new Clothes did inspire
love Of freedom in his heart,
aud true patriotic FIRE.
Oil Yankee-Doodleis the tune,
Oil Yankee le-dandy;.
Buy your Clothes nt Union Hall
Because il is 30 handy.
Ho shouted till his throat was sore,
lie shouted forever sing, Sir,
Of Isaacs and his Union Hall,
And his celebrated Clothing, Sir.
OH Isaac A. Isuacs the man,
The Yankee Girls delight in;
He dresses all their beauX so gay,
For dancing or for fighting.
For Clothing nice there is no place,
Like Isaacs' Union Hall. Sir,
And in selling Clothing Cheap for Cash
He means to beat the world, sir.
Fer Isaac A. Isacs is the man,
The Yankee Girls delight in
He dresses all their beax 50 a
Far dancing and fer fighting
The Largest q most Fashionable Assortment Of
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
FOR THE FOURTH Of JULY,
md at prices that can't be boat can be found at
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers celebrated
SEWING MA CHIMES,
AND
STORR'S AUTOMATON PRESSMAN.
Corner of Union and Superior streets.
pl5- LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANTS. "a
junc2g
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

augl9 No. ll7 Water stroet, Cleveland
IN IL. NICHOLS, AGENT, HAS RE-
sUMED his Merchant Tailoring Establish
Oni at the old stand, No. 100 (old number 5Ol su-
pcror street. where he will be happy 20 meet his old
lfeuds. He has just received entire stock Of
Goods Of tke latest style, and is prepared make up
Gentlemen's Clothing In the most fashionable man
nnr imnal.gllhMd
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prop. qwego, Hoviand, Dunkirk. ss's tons Of mer-
Prop. OleSh, -, punkirk. Is tun mdz.
Prog. Wisconsin, Hicky, Ogdensburs, laO tons mdz.
PeltOn q Breed.
scbr, syip6 sinclair, Detroit iio m. lumber, Is m.
schr. Nonpareil, Wadsworth, I'resQue Isle.
CLEARED.
stmr. City Of BuHalo, Perkins, Bufhlo.
Stmr. Ocean, Eyans, Detroit.
Prop Owego, Rowland, Dunkirk,
Prop. Iron City, Turner, Ontunngon. ..
Schr. Ellington, Warren, Buffalo, $50 grind stohes'
soow Lime Rock, Russett, Buffalo 2Os m. slaves.
FoR BosroN.-The sohoOners Twin Brothers, Twin
sIstor and 81 Albans, which have been for two
sons In the Lake superior Iron trade shortly to
proceed to Boston, TO run In the coasting trade.
Arrived at Oswogo, tho sth, schr. AMedbury from
Clovoland with wheat
Arrived at Buhalo, the 9Th, from Cleveland, sehrs
Kosisisko, Watts, sherman, Madison, Cuyahoga and
Tartar.
Cleveland Schoonors Tartar, Watts, sherman aud
Cuyahoga.
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Do rolt Tribune ofthe 10th:
The Tug s. c. Ives arrived this forenoon with the
schooner Rebecca, which was sunk recently at the
bctour. One steam pump has been kept going since
her departure irum the saut, which kept her nee
without difhculty Her curgo-whiCh consisted Of
Iron ore-was discharged AZ the Saut, from which Il
will be conveyed forward by some othgv crait. The
Rehecca has gone into Campbells and Owens dry
dock, where she mdergoes all the necessary re-
pairs.
COLLIsIoN.-The schooner Thoriou, which passed
here last evening, bonud down with cargo Of grain
cOllided with au unknown scuw Of large dimcnsiuns
painted white, when of Point au BarQucs. She had
her ardbOrd bow stove in, carrying away bulwaTks,
stauchiun rail aud one calhead. The damages 10 the
scow are unknown. The Thornton continued On h'r
voyage.
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6abiWEt afjatf.
gFgal alntites.

NOTIC E.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
IN given TO the Creditors Of the late Bank OF
1iassillOn, at MassllOn Ohio, to present to the
dersgned, Receivers Of said Bank, at the Office OF
Geo Harsh, at MassilOn, aforesaid or before the
first day Of March, le6l for dividends, all their
claims against said Bank. All claims not presented
vii be forever barred from all dividends Of the as
sets Of said Bank. By order Of Court.
GEORGE HARSH,
ISAAC STEESE, Receivers.
Z. G. HULL,
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
" RAILROAD.-TuIR TABLE No IS
To take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1852
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland TO Teams leaYeI Youngstown to
Youngstown. Cleveland
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CHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ Ofa writ Of Yendi eXpOnas issued from the Court
VI Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the suit
Of the Commissioners of CuyahOga county, plaintiffs
against Ii. l.. " Mhitman, ct. al defendants, I shall
offer for sale at the door OF the Court House, in the
city Of Cleveland in said county, on the 2ith day OF
July, 1850, at o'clock p M the following described
lands and tenements, situate in the City of Cleve-
land, county Of Cuyahoga, Ohio TO wit: in Barber
Lords allotment. Lots Nos. az, lis, 9i, 966, east
hall Of lot No. g south side Of west end Of lot No
", west half Uf lot No. Ill, half in common Of
lots Nos 3gi 40 and 4O south half OF lots Nos 9l5
and 4gS lots Nos. fg5, 65t GS5 6s aud 6S7. In vii
eyvlle allotment in said city Of Cleveland, lots Nos
81, l5jan 1876. In /. L. HsWitts subdivision and al
lOtment in said city, sub lot No. ~.
ID. L. WIGHTMAN,
q. Il ". S. Stetson, PItn's ATTY sheriff
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]. The price hundred sheets for folding the
laws journals anu public documents.
2. The price per hundred copies for stitching the
same.
,. The price per hundred copies for half binding
same
Z. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
ering Of such Of the as shall be required 20 be
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Sealed $r0posaIs.
N NOTIUE.
orrlcE oonMLsMoEEEs OF pamrIsa. }

bffluE tomMlsHlONEhs OF FhiNriNHs
Columbus, Ohio, June ~, 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received at the Once Of the Secretary Of State
Of the State Of Ohio until the
3lst day Of July Rert, at u o'clock, H.,
for executing the State Printing, Binding, sc, for
the period OF two years from and after the first Mon
day Of November next ensuing, In accordance with
the provisions OF the act entitled IAN act 20 provide
for the execution and supervision Of the State Print
ing and Binding, passed March a, 1850.
The printing Of the state Is divided into five class
os. % DO lot In separate conlracts. as l1lIoWal
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VLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, ST. Louis, &c and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the N. Y E.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads.
Il. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April g. 1860.
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FoR BosroN N-The schooners Twin Brothers, Twin
slstor and ST. Albans which have been for two sea-
sons In the Lake Superior Iron trade are shortly to
proceed to Boston, TO run In the coastlng trade.
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2rtparetI Glue.

As accidents will happen, even In we'll regulated
hmiies t Is very desirable 10 have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys Crock
cry, &C.
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HOME TESTIMONY

WEST BEDFORD, COshOctOn Co, o., May "A, 81.
Mr.. H b. kINGsLEY-Sir: / have been selling the
medicines Of the Graefenberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfaction and the Pills I have sold to
great many families regularly as their tea and COZ
fee, and with my trade they have become staple
tice. Marshall's Uterine CathOlicOn Is a medicine
that has done great amount Of good in Female
Diseases. One lady sold it TO told me she had re-
ceived more benefit from one bottle than she did
from long course Of medical treatment BY the most
sEillful PHYSICIANS JAMES WILSON
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cARD.-Prof. J. w. REEVE, Of the Rich

CARD.-Prof J; w REEVE, Of the Rich
rnnd commereia Institute, begs leave TO IN
i - sis frauds and the public generally. that in
sos.,sasnce Of Increased number of stnde nss
rs ~ sop;bern Card Writer and Fenman. Prof.
VI fLEGENHEIMER: 70. the purpose a5s Of ,ss.
>, andsr Inc name and style of the Southern
onnt1c,al College" thereby giving Southern
..s'rs thorough commercial education in Rich
VOID winch area. many !ns,anGsS they try to
~ rompstent tn teach Double Entry BOOK
EEpING coz Mt MtiH cAhGNgLATs4NSSS,
fIRn WRITING and the GERMAN and
french LANGUAGES. We also Les ~ write y V L,
PJsT BOOKS for mercantile or other establish.
..sls, SETTLE ACCOUNTS aed execnte - all
nd. Of Fl. AIN and ORNAMENTAL W RITING.
| n crescent scholars will attend AZ Cone x Smiths
racol room. on Franklin street. as heretofore.
r1s 10 10 clock 7. NJ. In a shor. time more
sIshie rooms Will be procured. Applicants can
wy IT the school room or At the Exchanse Hotel,
Were Mr.. FLEGENHEIMER can be seen du-
r1,the DAY. ap 7-6s*
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DY THE GOVERNOK.--A PKOCLAMA-
ID TION.-In conformity with the sixth section
OF the sixth article of the Constitution Of this Com
nonwsath pioyldns fo1 the election H OF Judge ;s
that Judges for the following Judicial Circuits are
to be elected during the present year, to wit For
the frat Circuit. composed ofthe counties Of Prin
Southa IN ptnn. Greenesville, Surry and Sussex and
the City of Norfolk for the fifth Circuit composed
of the counties OF AccOmac and Northampton; for
s si City. Warwick. York, gloucester, Mat
thews. Middlesex. Henrico. New Kent. Charles
City. James City and the City Of williamsburg; for
the seventh CIRCUIT tho CITY OF H1cihnond tor the
dria, Fairfax. Loudoun, Faaque1 and Rsppshan-
mock; for the tenth Circuit. Culpeper, Madison.
Greene, Orange, -Albemar!e. Louisa. Fluvanna
and Goochland; for the eleventh Circuit, Mel
Tor the twelfth Circuit Pendisson, Highland,
Rocking ham. Page, Shenandoah, Warren and
erIck Hampshire, Morgan. Berkeley and Jefferson;
", om mi Logan, Boone Fay cite Clay Eiohola:
and Webster for the slxteensh Circuit. Grayson,
Carroll, Wythe. Floyd, Pulaski and Montgomery
for the nineteenth Circuit: Wood, Witt. GilMer,
Braxon Lewis Richie pSddrdss Hansn sno
Brooke, OHIO, Marshall. Wetzel. Tyler and NonOn-
gala; and tor the twenty hrtt Circuit, Harrison
Marion. Tay Tor. Preston, Barbour, Randolph. Up
place on the fourth Thursday of the ensuing May
to he held in each county according to law, and 81
6cers are required to govern themselves accord
inxly.
So der the sea! Of the Commonwealth; at kioh-
lL.s.{ mond on the 7th day OF April, 1850, and "a
the sishts-fourth year H 81 f asT SS%Hsn
Go, w MuSyoRD Sec'y of the Com'th.
anQ-d6ctd0
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ID NOV l. We beg leave to inform our
II friends and the public generally, that we have
removed to our large and spacious Factory, No. a
Old Market, where we have largely increased ia
cties for manufacturing all articles IN our line,
will lie supplied, at the shortest notice, with q!
kinds Of MINERAL WATERS: PORTER, ALE.
trade a superior article Of DRAUGHT AL E. which
we can recommend to our patrons. Delivered IN
any part Of the city free Of charge.
tronage bestowed on US for the last two ears. we
hope to reoeive a continuance of the same N our
new Factory. MASON q BUHNSs
Bottlers Of Porter, Ale, Cider and Lager Beer.
mi II
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Consresxional.

xa,ox. April is.-Sena'e--Mr. Ken
Irisasss,resd u,ll for the transportation
tsr ia', 90 Government, supplies BY railroad
be fa'' Sumner and Collaner presented
xes's, s,,,ions. and moved their reference
be yaa moved 10 lay them on the table.
.--si 70. ,f Mr.. Anthony. 3 resolution
fGs ,aoso, calling on the President for i'm
s. aaop't,, Minister McLane when appoint
nemrseaa bill was rss n,,s lands MIR n
D'9,',hI'.rssed a, grea, length, without any
"a ont IL
= ouEned. iii, ,.s p,s.ea
x,,it,ry Academy bill was taken up As
re W. I'm the Senate, with its amend
fi't's ' the employment OF the Tex
fasmsnt Of rangers. 1t was fully debated.
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Destructive Fire.

srlco April The machine ,, shG 1,',n ana
p ~, Rslway, and tour locomotives, were
..s,. morning. Loss $i50,UO0, which IS
IA, Insured.
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L ON sIH STREET, BETWE E CLAY AND

T1RCSTEE,N SALE OF kEAL ESTATE
LEi NN ST. sFsEEfs FhnT FIJI virtue
Of deed Of trust executed IT, the .abscrlher BY
Joseph X. Weisiger: Trustee, dated I'd December
1856. and recorded in Richmond HnstIng1 Court
office, being thereto requested by p: H. Clarke, the
holder of ene Of the bonds secured by said deed,
premises, commencing at ~ o'clock p NJ, the
property BY SAID deed conveyed. to wit: A certain
lot of ground with the buildings thereon. situated
on the east side Of 9Th street, as above stated,
fronting thereon - feet, and running back l7O feet
to an alley 10 feet wlde-it being the same pro-
Joseph X. Weisiger, Trustee, and is now in the
occupancy Of MIR. C. D. McIndoe.
TERMs.-Sufhclent IN cash to defray the ex
penses of executing the trust, and to pay OF =
bond for the principal sum of 326a. together with
all interest that NAV be due thereon; and for the
remainder, upOn such terms vi payment a. will be
made known at the time OF the sale.
ROBERT HOWARD, Trustee.
NIL AM I'D
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y &c, AT AUCTION MONDAY next ID
inst, 1t 10 O'Clock. will sell ct the store OF a.
strsss the stock OF Goods contained in said store.
embraclnx the variety usually found in well reg
At the same time. viii b sold the Key and Fix
lures.
The whole of the above may. b. purchased UIi-
vasely before the day Of sale, by ayPioetlon 70 D.
A. J. MARABLE, or 8. b. COOk,
an ia AuosiOnooF.
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CERlEe.-Wll b cold ct asctiop. ct NJ sSoso,
on THURSDAY morning next. the l9th INST. com.
nencins st 10 O'Clock, . good lot AousehcIA cad
Kitchen Furniture.
Dry Goods. CioshinE. Boots. Shoes. Hats. Caes
ard BOunetD.
SOap Candies. 70, - boxes Naaufaetase9 Tohso-
CO. l0.Ooo ClaAis. large lot Crockss,. And 6lass-
ware. lap ISL ALEX. MOTT. Aues.
~ AND FANCY GOODWIN b ~ q -:
tioEs q N stOre, oommepeins q O'clock. I1le
sshs s;s ase .:sots%sss as q "a
Watches. fRe ysvslsy. Dsaeeaeas. faasy ass.
Ks;.'i :.a rS ss;:, f'1s.s c:ss ae g.
'': 70 8 S'A-s''''A'' cs'.ss,t A1oaf -
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IA Double Refined Steam Candies.-My
Factory is now complete and by far the largest es-
adjustment of the kind South of Philadelphia,
which enables me to offer to the trade Of
VIRGINIA..
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
az also the city grocers, an article of city made
Steam Refined rushed Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand in any climate. much below the Northern
Price for an article of like sandard
My stock of Confectionery, Fruits. and Cigars
is unsur passed as to quality prices. After look
ing around. give me a cali, and then determine
who has The best goods. at the lowest prices
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,5 Story Building,
NH 29-lmif No. 80 Main st.
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49, y.p, Anil ,s-Cotton heavy-sales of
"" riour geuersil, slightly lower-South-
Is o anss,psed. Wheat heav, Southern white
r. aug Co.n huoyant- mixed 14ia cts. Prov slons
80 ard unchanged Sugar buoyant-sales OF
80 Other articles unchanged.
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By richard C.ushern, Auct'r.

r. .STEAMEk .sE = ~ ~. AT
1Gs1zssH slant UI. Al : O'Clock H.. iii not pre-.
viously Disposed Of privately at the she'd lower
end Of ne Dock, will sell at auction tho steamer
Echo SAID steamer il 100 teet LONG, her breadth
l711 feet. and depth ~ feat; has an upper deck:
hiah waist, and large deck room; can carry 6.OOV
bushels under deck and 1000 deck. and can also
accommodate passengers. She - LII tons, ana
draws about 81 feet loaded. Hull. engine and
bOiler all in good order. ,u.c
Sale conducted by r. CAUrHokN, A"ct. Ao16
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IA Baths. Baths. Baths.
HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS.
can be had daily, from o'clock A; NJ, until 10 r.
pooling and Bathing Saloon under the American
Hotel entrance 18th street. Single Bath Is cts.;
or five tickets for 81.
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DARkS Il MINER.
L WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Offer for sale "
30 hhds HAMS and BREAST BACON.
20 hhds. SHOULDER and SIDE BACON.
Is kags Goshen BUTTER.
80 bbls. No. LARD.
30 boxes English Dairy CHEESE.
43 bbls. New Orleans and Cuba MOLASSES
Is hhds. Bright New Orleans SUGAR.
Is bbls c and Extra C Coffee SUGAR.
leo boxes Adamantne and TallOw CANDLES
50 boxes OswegO Pure SrAKCH.
Is bags Rio and Laguayra COFFEE.
100 bbs. RYE WHISKEY. BRANDY. GIN
and WINE. PARKS l. MINER,
NH Ats 18th ct near Cary.
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ErruRE blYe


Ry Nest. Puine & c.. s.
Il AR0E aPHC9Al- 4ALB QE DaGee
1Oeh int eo1moncing At = o'clock. We v1ll sot.
e apc1ion. Il tbs. new WafeAoase, = reaf q aus
itoss s.sS srS a so g IN ~ Il
Rich Paris JACONETe and gKHANpiEo.
= ). Fioanesd JAcNNhkr ROBES.
/" PUNiQUk
s. Chintx and Padded 9RlLkIANTES.
J: J: f'is ass isossaS! S Il FdA.wLs.
Plain All Wool ID ELAlNES.
Brown and bleached D ASK TABL
Fancy and Black Silk TIES. As.. Re-, d.
The Goods viii be open for examlns tion on
Thursday, and will be sold by Catal0s No t0r the
reserve.
TERMs.-As usual. m
aDN KENT. PAINE w.
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c.,a,ins State Democratic Conven.

...r,,a,a. April iS.-The State Democratic
~ '.,,,oo rpafiirmed the Baltimore and Cin-
~, forms, aud endorsed the bred Scott
~ The proceedings were conservative.
p w., yen,ion adjourned yesterday Slae DE.
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.nV1BV W. 49,
.rrR FROM EUROPE.
OF THE ARA0O.

.nri, ,s.- The Arago from
krs YesS, on he ith inst. arrived e day.
,,sampisopa,, a. Au.lriaiasiaa, Oity OF baiu-
" Amxs..nSsrbiit had arrived ont:
r. sd a md been issaed against Sayers
Warrants =, "' Keep the peace for year
is, sisss' &C q he great powers is pF''',
,;onary movement Ia Spain had
4 rvcin''oiGsen Ortign, with 5000 men, had
unenee. non Carlos King
! !' COMMERCIAL
.uo,4-Cetsos dali. with little in
'r 'ss'' 1 1:s with slight decline - some
.s-rlour dull but ARA .,s sss,hs.S T Ia
' %hssl .s ss Sd. Corn au's'-'''
/ q, ass; Npn,s 6rm; Bacon steady; Sugar
E,t,; ceDee sIe Hcs,i, steady Turpentiae dull
|,sc4. s'bs .,,er surply.
sSg. "A sseaflhes h''"'
sEe - o. asa.
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C9 ssts4K n T NJ cS 81 sfA
cokHkkkk Of BIZ /. AND III Il ARNEY ST1EffS.
ny 1. L G. b. Davenport, Auct's.

GROCERIES, &C, AT AUCTION. - o.
u THURSDAY. 18th April. We viii sell. ct "
o'c0ck, q our auction store. a assortment Of
GROC EktEH. VIZ
$50 Sbs Coffee and Cyushsd SUGARS
LOO hhds. prime Cuha MOLA6SE6.
10 haas Java COFFEE.
6OO boxes EOAP and CANDLES.
LOO bbls pure MOlassos RUN.
DO 80 Rsett9ed AID Old Rye WHISKEY.
- tIeYceD RICE.
40 bbls New Y0sk SYRUP.
ALSO
BRANDY
70 4 pipes " Mastsllon 1" pare Preach
BPANDY.
Txlxs.-Undsr el0e. saah; oloo and over.
"oe; y credit s' a,9BoyTsSS fass1po,r a..
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~ Notice. 1.-The books for subScr options
to the capital stock of the .'OLD DOMINION
INSURANCE COMPANY" Of Richmond. will be
opened At the Insurance Office of Workman
Wyatt. No 1870 Main street, on the LIST day OF May
ne xt. under the direction Of
NH 3O-lm THE COMMISSIONERS.