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LEG.tTE q ns;ADHuIcr:s PIANOS.

Dec IT-gTHrWTm Naynr OF Itic!InNnd.
EEGstIB: q BtshDssIsE:S PIANOS.
TEj T. call The attention -; the citizens Of Richmond and
~ Virginia 10 Our Piano foricS, which We have placed
with Mr.. Carusi, that their qualities, IN every Respect, rnay
he lesird by the side "f the famed Chcsrring'r.
We warrant nll our piauo., AMI ran shaw as high and az
numerous testimonial. as any factory in the ccnntry, all
0, wiiclrcuu be seen 1T Mr.. .Caru.is, on broad street. third
door FROM Nin.l:. LIiiIlrE i III: tbiCRY.
Dec IL
TsHH3GEis; INE:ss SD Ss:s:IsUl;S GtNJ-
z Ep.-rlir Virginia and lrnne-sre Railroad Cunp"uy
wish 10 hire three hundred able b"Iird METRO MEN, to
wurk upon the repair 81 Ihr road nrN, year. Apply 10 The
undersigned. ri L!nrhhur-. T.. II. GlLL,
Dec li-Im General superintendent.
WANTED FOR iS6O.-sivty uhI- Negro men,
~ fur EerYicc IN The Carbon Hill Mines, on the Surface
~ the Tinr-. on the Railroad, In the Camul boats, and III
the Coal yards in his city.
The IhOSr miur- are -Eiirrly Tree from !n1iammabl- gas,
unl nv accident from any riIIs,, iur"lciGg life or Unb, has
occurred! therein, for the past seven years.
Full prices will br paid for EnoIl hands, and none others
arr wanted OIL any terms. IuliE }. WEi.TlI, Agt
bee la-If Fur prSinr * MCCIScE.
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OFFICE III THE J. Il. ( kaNAWlA Co.,,
i.IcHSoyp, January 4. 1860.
A y adjourned meeting Of she srCrkhridrr! ~ the James
"A River and kanawha Company will be held a. this o.
Ace on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th instant. at - oclI.
Jan i-c2R WI. i. MIHFUED, sec Y.
ClTUATEON VANTED.-A young lady, quail.
> fed 10 teach the usual English branches. Latin French
and beginners in Music, wishes 10 Obtain "a situation as
teacher in 4 school or private family. References. ra'
changed. Address \. ". O., fredericksburg, Va.
Dec li-cHsT
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ABSTRACT .,.
,s0F kyfAE7Hr TACTICS. EXERCISES 'aDE
M~ANIErYRES OF h
u1IuuT ISFhSTEY AND ~N:-.
rHoR riiE Use OF TIE MILITIA OF TIE UNITED
& STATES, by Lieut.. Gen. WISfIEtp SCOTT WI! htu',
.r i. Iir.ss an r.crint nf The sum IL Post 0;ice Stamps.
SoSS. BROTHER ( CO., Publishers and BH"ksriiyr,:
me- JS-dSw No. !Uh, Market ST., Philadelphia.
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NE5GKO HIKING AND GENERAL
AGENCY.
. M TnBR g. SON.

2, WI. INbB q SVV,
A TTEND to the Hiring ont OF Negroes, anu collect!n:
a the hires. To the Renting ont OF Houses and Lots, ana
ColI-c,iny thu Rents; To the Sale Of Real Estate and So
rrors, publicly Or privately; TO the sale OF Produce, and 10
The Collection OF Claims Of every description, and tender
their services 10 their patrons snd 20 The public generally,
for the ensuing year.
tiy- Onicc in the Old Pos. oGicc, under the Exchange
Intel, Dec iI-c2awlm
OFFICE Of THE RICHMOND = YORK RIVER
i. 4. Co.. RICHMOND, Die. IL, 1853.
GENERAL meeting Of the stockholders Of the Rich
"A mnnd and York River Railroad Company will be held
nj West Point, in the county Of King william, on FCss-
DAY, the 18th dag OF January, lsGI.
Iy order Of H.. board oil Directors.
A.. ". MORTON. Scr'y.
s2-T,,r above Is expected To be an Important meeting
to the Stockholders, and Il i. hoped that each one will in;s-
res, himself In its organization, lay helm: rrc,en, in persou,
or by proxy. \. ~. u.
nrc is-ctd
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Richmond, January I'd, 1860. JAS. 7. WILL
1 CARD

10 retiring from business, l return MY Sincere thanks {"
my friends and the patrons OF the several concerns wih
which | have been connected for the past fourteen years.
fnr the kind patronage bestowed upon ME, and recommend
to their patronage and support, my successors, .hr"'r..
TIErY Is WILLIAMS.
Having had every opportunity Of knowing ,hr-c gentle
Men trSR, my friends may rest assured that their interest
will '- safe in their hands, they having ample mrars in
their business to prosecute: 1t alvantascnuily ani safely.
Jan I-c.l Is. T. TSSLEY.
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VARIABLE FARM OF 1900 ACRES ~
STEKY COUNTY, SIX MILES FI:UM JAMES RIVER,

FOR SALE.
WYE are authorized by Mr. George T. Guy lwho Is ed
gagged in business Ia Richmond, and who has now no
u.r for the laud) to sell the above tract OF land. Il Hes IN
Sur:y county, aoou; six miles from James river, and The
ike distance above the Court House, and within haif.a.
mile %! the terminus OF Mr. William Aliens Railroad. There
Ar. ,hout two hundred acres cleared land. and the remain
der Of the trac; i. covered With wood. On the place there
|, 4 comfortable dwelling, containing six rooms, a good
Kitchen, large quarter Tor servants, corn house. ant: a large
and most excellent stable, containing tcreitern stalls.
The.. ar- springs OF excellent water convenient 70 he
dwelling. The place = healthy, and the neishborhood
i. good. To accomplish n speedy sale, the land Will be sold
A. the remarkably low price Of trs dollars per acre.
Trs.s:-I!,if. cash. halanc. In one year, hearing Interest.
Th!s Is nn excellent opening for persons wishing TO puscha'e
rheap land near n James river. Apply TO
coO rs OF Valuable LAM ~
THE UpPrE ESD or HANOVER, ) MILES SOUTH W
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, FOR SALE
Ky + are authorized 20 sell a portion Of the Fairfield IT,
Of land in ianDT-- county, adjoining 'hr '"m, sn5
Hr. william J. Carpenter and others, contIiniag
n.r-.. O, which about twothirdh are In Original W."
o,s and hickory. The balance for the n'os' par ! Upeu
I.nd. There Is on the cleared land, two large hrsru 4ua'.
ter, with hrics chimnies. As the owner h4s ~ uss ~ .s
Land. !, will be sold at d Trry .eaeonan'e psee e.I'' "P'
nyr,:ion he naie. For further particulars, Apply
No. .,r Auctionetrl.
IA. BUCK o
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To THE: PUBLIC OF VIRGINIA.
r GGLD g SILVER WATCHES ia
JEwELRK, EN3

f"slIASkFGL for the liberal patronage l have enjoyed
i since | commenced business, and hoping, that lay sirir:
attention and earnes: enheayurs 10 please, slali cnnIinur IN
receive encouragement, I again call the attention ef the
Public to my new stock Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRI OF AL KINDS, SILS'E;E,
AND SfLFEat-pLhTED WARE.
Gold. Silver and Steel spcctacles, Eyeglasses, and IIaEd.
SiIectacles, Opera-tilassss, &c, &C.
All persons requiring opilca. aid. can be suited from my
s.ock.-Sew glasses put In old frames, and Sprc.aslrs
neatly repaired.
4 large anu SIlrl:dia assortment OF Clocks Away, OIL
hand for sale, and all kinds Of Clocks, Jcwtlry, Muslc-
boxes. Accnrleniis, &C., neatly and reliably repaired.
NuriCE.-Al fine Watche, brought 10 this establishment
for repairs. | myself attend to, and give n written guarantee
for their gnod performance for Que year thereafter, without
extra charge, II they do not nlIo~ evident signs OF accident
or misuse. }. =. WILLIAMS,
Matchmaker, Jrwelrr and ortician,
formerly with Ar. john Hill
No. ) Min street. Three doors below Old Market
~ lu--,T !
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NEW . Q N Q N,

The subscribers will continue the Grocery and C"nnsi--
sion Business under the style and firm OF
TARDY 4 WILLIAMS,
a, the stand occupied by the late firm Of Tinsley, TarGs &
Williams, and would take this occasion TO re. urn their sin
cere thanks for the very liberal patronage extended 10 the
late firm for the last five years, and to assure their friends
that no rxertion on their part shall be lacking 10 merit n
continuance OF the same.
They will, at all times, keep on hand 4 well assorted Stock
OF Goods In their line, and will pay particular attention t"
the sale Ct produce consigned TO them.
They are agents for the sale Of AdsInantlne Candles, which
they will srl 10 the trade Us low Us they can be bought IN
any OF thr Northern Markets.
g. C. TARDT,
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"A . GOoCmLASD COUNTY, FOR SALE.
Subscriber offers for sale, privately, his Farm In the
M9unty Of Goochland. containing three hundred and
0kSacres Of land, Of which, upwards OF Two hundred
- are cleared and well.sdap.-d 20 the cultivation o!
oT, Cons nod TOBACCO.
Ms situated on the Carterariile road, adjoining the es.
14of Randolph Harrison, Esq, Two aud Il hal! miles
I Che James River and kannwlia Canal. Ar Episcopal
aa Bapti., church are within hall. ride Of the
Sr further particulars. apply to Jesse II. Heath, ESQ,
3 me, either PERSONALLY Or by letter.
2 W. A. WEBB,
IN 1pAcwiw Flies Post Office. Goochland Co. vs..
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Samuel III. PRICE * co..

RETAILERS or
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No. ISL HAEs STREET..
SAMUEL VI. PRICE.
wM. II. GORDON, LACK TEMPLE,
WM. J. EiiGLESr0S, Tito. ". BARkSpaLE.
Thankful! fer The liberal patronage bestowed on tIeIn In
Their assortment If gpols is larE~ aEl ",!l 1"lr'fe''-
They invite special attention II 'h"ir
sill; and Dress Goods.
TloEks and turs.
Women's aud Gents Underwear.
rlannrls and blankets.
Linen SlIcetings and sbiFiirg.
Table Ianask Napkins.
Towclllngs, &C., &c.
Tn b: sold for two months n reduced price,. t. cash or
rurctuaI credit customer. SAM. VI. PRICE K Gu.
y. N.-Al persons indebted 10 the late firm Of PRICE i
wATkINS are requested /" l'ny rs Immediately.
January Sd, lsdo-,f S. n. p. 4 co.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-P.iRTNERSIIrp.
fl1lIE firm Of Harris & Gibson was dissolved By mutual
Z consent, on the 3ist ultinn, but the signature Of tn"
firm will lie used hr either partner for the purpose Of clog
ing is business, and W. will cau;i:uc until the lst Of Re.
b.cary nrxi, to receive aud sell all produce liza; may he
consigned TO us by persons 10 whom We ha We nIa'-. advance.
Persons having claims against the frn1. viii he pleased To-
apply promptly for payment, and those Indebted, VII.
o1liic III by making early payment.
ALFRED T. HARRIS. a
Jau.ary 3, 1850. WI. D. GIBSON.
William D.. Gibson will continue the Produce Commission
business. nj the old stand II Harris Il Gibson, and respect
fully s"ici,s u continuance Of the patronage OF The friends
Of the Lite firm HN. ID. GlDsuS.
Jan CIV
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HY PILLiAM = sE4TS, AhCT,.

DRT EGK0t:S.-H Si!l -r!!,. ;h.s day, at 10
j. e'clcrk. forty likely Srsrrss.
rGLLlA" 4 BETS, Aucts.
Jan ? Cader = r"I"- 'li,i., .rranHin. stree,
-
~ OTICE.-We SiI II AZ ~ AUCTION rooms. on Tues.
~ day, lnth January, 1t idoci"cf. 10y order Of B.ul. H..
Nash, trustee, the following four sia,e., viz: HEl.suS,
WILLIAM, MOSES ali MARTHA.
JaG9 pCLLIAN { DErTS Act,
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rE1iiE concern o! WILSON * BOSllE!: is this day lis.Ulr-
4. ell by mutual consent. The name Of the firm will be
u,"I ny either Of the partners i'll winding up the business "f
lie. concern. JSO. J. WILSON,
Eirl,mnnr!, Ian. Ell, lSGn. =. u. EnSitEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

Ras~ Yesterday, on our return from Tulpe-
%hocken, in company with Mr.. JoHN ZEHmEG,
a merchant of Germantown, our attention was
called to a half grown chicken, which was hob
bling across the road before us, with some
thing hanging to its thigh. On closer obser-
walton we we're surprised to ascertain that a
black snake, about two feet and a half long,
had hold of the chicks legl The snake was
trying to coil around it, and to some extent
impeded its progress. We at once jumped
from the wagon, seized a club and gave chase;
the chicken the meantime ran for the house,
nd some ladies in the yard looking with some
bllrm to our strange actions, we called to them
that a snake had caught a chicken, and that
we were trying to kill the reptile. The ladies'
at once Joined in pursuit, and one of them
caught the snake with a stick, and strange to
say so tight was the hold of the reptile that the
chicken was also brought to a standstill, and
another lady caught and pulled the frightened
fowl from its fangsl The snake was then
killed, in a t~winkling. We noticed that the
thigh where the chick was bitten was quite
much swollen, and from the manner in which
i acted, it was evident that it was poisoned.
We did not remain to learn the result, but we
give the incident at some length from the fact
that we never before heard of such a thing in
this part Of the country.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

NNAp y bi bhl1 Sd
Both Conventions are now in session, that
under call of the State Committee at tn,
ST. { House, and the Dor z as straight out at
the Temperance Hall. GOV. Foote is chai /:
man of the State Convention; all the countit =
are represented. A resolution was adoptedtt
a preliminary meeting this morning, that the.
had to nominate an electornltick pledged e,
support the regular nominations of the Den.
ocratic party, Douglas and johnson.
Speeches were made by Gov. Price, Gen.
Runyon, Mr.. Van Malta and Gen. Parker, all
strongly for no fusion and pladging fidelity 10
non Intervention. The committee ON resolu-
ti1ns now in session will ~re-assert the Cincin-
natl platform and pledge to Douglas. Gen.
Cook, Of Hudson, and Gen. Joel, Of Mon
mouth, were Nominated BY reclamation, sena.
torial electors with cheers. The convention
here took n recess.
AT the Breckenridge and Lane Convention
at the State House, Samuel Fowler, Of Sus-
sex, was chosen temporary Chairman amid
some cheering. af..r
A committee on permanent organization.
consisting of the delegates from each County,
was also directed to report rules for the gni-
dance Of the Convention, as well as a series OF
resolutions.
Ihe Chairman was given power to appoint a
Committee of five to confer with any other
Committee on the subject of a Union ticket.
Adjourned till ? o'clock, p. NJ.
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ST. JOINS n. F. .J0lv >,

tANR y - July Cd.
Yesterday addresses were presented to the
Prince to which he replied as follows, | sin
cerely thank you for the addresses presented
to me, and for the hearty welcome received
from all on my landing on the shores of this
the earliest colonel possessor of the British
crown. | trust you all not think me regard
less of your jealous loyalty if ! acknowledge
these addresses collectively. 1t will afford me
the greatest satisfaction TO report to the Queen
the devotion to her crown and person unmis-
takably evinced by the reception of her son,
eloquently expressed in her addresses from
the various bodies in this town and harbor.
! am charged 10y the Queen to convey to
you the assurance of the deep concern she
has ever felt in this interesting portion of her
domin.ons. shall carry back a lively recol-
lection of this days proceedings and of your
kindness TO myself personally, but above all of
those hearty demonstrations of patriotism
which prove your deep rooted attachment to
the great and free country of (which all glory
to be called her sons.
The Prince pleases the populace immense
yby his handsome countenance and mild
gentlemanly bearing. He drives out to-day.
There will be a dinner party at the Govern
ment house this evening, and a ball at 10
o clock tonight
The fireworks last night were a poor aE
fair.
To-day is a beautiful, clear day for the re-
gatta. I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

DS5~VAN AMBURG's Show was the feature.
the grand attraction of the city last night. We
never saw a greater crowd in a canvass, and
we have seldom witnessed a more satisfactory
exhibition. DR.. THAYEB the clown, was '4he
observed of all observers" and while he was
in the ring little else was seen or heard. The
riding was merely a side affair upon which
the Doctor spread himself His jokes were
new, and throughout the evening he fully O.. .
tablished the reputation he has acquired of
being a gentleman. He kept the enormous
crowd in a roar all the time he was in the
ring, and when he was out, Notwithstanding
the attractions offered, the show was out
His comic mules are some pumpkins, and can
travel-when they want to. The Doctor left
pleasant memories behind, and will be well
coined whenever he can make it convenient
to return to our city. That's more than can
be said of four-ffths of the clowns who visit
us.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI JuIv OK
9FUouRaTh6.,os h.. .so.aal ...,r q.
onand e., Ky mi 49, 2peuep wllh q mn
andS ,n 49, "ani"uS T Snolce pranus'
san,o ;nd,;s, e. sSinrsnn. tnere was also
tstions M oss;nS II AZ o :. $1,000 squo'
Gavoroble ueSo frem Ny YorL ~ un-
mortat all "a ,Sn 49,, quosns 'ne
.aLa bold onin 'a. = do"rnl ~ En- iv'oseu W
vbsn !, ~os conoedod 80 H. hoiSnts ,yo, anu
hih;tod no woro d;snos;ton maIa MY eA-
TN marIot oiosod 49, u.oo.n IiciIaSes'
onota,;nns osnSo, ~ Hp'n anG re'a o1e
brIs sb;nmen,s , 600 srIs ThS an 90
,.;sa 600 ~ = III. 90 Hie com
II 70 7k hi sv,ro 80 TX 70 a. slP'lnne ~
9Eo 40 caro;lv ToId1 =, ~ 100 ~ oV,
family at < al lon Do extr. ., Igo ~ 100 AZ
extrn Mt A az and IN 40 do o. 4 eO iOOuo'
RXRI EY' Tha y~osIa =. =
drii e 60 nnAani "a ee1Aanu
CoRNW4 JnI martot a. AoaAa f..
In hill pooo;n,a I esq - ~ gu
loo bushels sdjss 90 9 9oN ha. sIiPmenm'
hull a. H-S' ' "a III
MATT Tboro 70 M oho,n w.
nr;mo 81 a61sI M ~ J" quo'e
OHTSwTbe market ia s,oodv and tho do.
maud GOOD a, a7@ ~ Ill LAY anu 7 t ue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

P0sr OTflCE, DAYroN, June n, 1860.
follows, "
For Now York, Philadelphia, and New England
staies, daily except Sunday at $50 AN.
forCtnctnnatti o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
southern sttes' dolly except Sunday at 1850 A, N, and
day NJ $50 A. u. ~
For Xenia and Yellow Springs at $50 p. NJ.
FOR Miainisburg, Germantown, Frnklin, Hamilton,
b45 p NJ.
For Springfield, Urfana, Tifhn, sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland, o, Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, daily
except Sunday at S15 A. NJ.
For Richmond Cambridge, Centreville. Jndianapolis.
Ind, and New. Paris, o., daily at 800 p. NJ.
For 1reenvile, g., Union City, Winchester, Munice,
anu jay County, Ind, duly except Sunday at s1b A. NJ.
For roy CovIngton, Pigial Sidney, 81 Marys aud
Fort Wayne, daily exceptSnndAy at b;1b A. N.
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and saturday, at $3.50 A, NJ.
Tuesday and Saturday, nc 1880
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow, Friday Of each
week, ats y. n.
For centrevile, Lebanon and Mason, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at 22.OOM.
For yandalia and Chanbersburg, at 1900 ". Tues
day and Saturday.
For Taylorsylle, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at s16
A. NJ y. A, KING, T.. NJ.
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July "a

PHILADELPHIA, July "a.
Early this morning a fire broke out in Hem
~ d COT rag warehouse on Front St, above
Vine, which was entirely destroyed. Loss
$4,000. Hr
The fire, extended to Ebert 4 Co.'S cab
lned ware manufactorys Loss 81, 900, and
Mr. Henrys cotton waste store house. Loss
Bacon's feed store was damaged by the wa
ter.
The total lossis nearly $40, OOo, partly in.
sured.
The bnildihg inlwhich the FIRE originated,
unexpectedly fell inward with a terrible crash,
and three tremIen were injured. s CIg
AT D o'clock this morning another fire de
stroyed the store No. 100 Front street, occu-
pied bw Chas. Boothroyd & Co, dealers in cot
ton waste. Loss 81, 600,
The adjoining building was damaged by
hre and water TO the amount of several thou
sand dollars. Both fires are supposed to have
been the result Of the spontaneous combustion
of cotton waste.
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Cny CouncII.

~ %,
lufspAf bNkNiNoi Jnty ~ 1861
The President being absent, Mr.. Kiorstod
took the Chair. Dad HatfrT
A petition was received from John Elan
aud others a~skingthe abatement Of a nuisance
on Wyandott street caused by the leaking Of
The Cooper Hydraulic dam. Referred TO the
Trustees ofthe oh Ward.
Also a petition was received from Richard
Blnnkitt and others reporting lot No 3A67,
as q nuisance and asking that Il be filled the
nuisance being caused by standing water.
An ordinance 70 repeal nm ordinance regu-
lating the use Of Railroad tracks within The
city limits was read the second time.
RESOLUTIONS.
Nv Mr. Int Th., ,bo ,u;no.aa 49,.
ton of ou;,msn s,reeI ho,~dns
stree, aud Xan;o Avonna 10 onsLa5 aaS ~
tered and ~ nrnonso oc IA ,snsL ba s~JJ
unon the lots 6rnr,,no On H. ;1nsorenaat :
he Trnstses heinz ap,bor;vod 20 ,", ,La an.
under ~contract AJon,cd Y F4fN1Y "V'44
n A.. ell Ti'-rItNu r. j..
Committee be authorized 10 have he a. en'
zinc bouso n.;n,aJ - In"se 'ee ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-25

VI IUNN VI 7
Torrents Of rain fell last night and t,ia
morning. The Prince was TO land NJ 10 o.
clock, bat the landing was postponed tin no IN
to-day on account Of The weatherU
AT noon to-day the Prince and suite landed
from the Hero under a royal salute from fis
citadel, the Ariadne, and Flying Fish, 70
yards OF which were manned, as aiso those II
the French whr steamer Sesostris,
The Governor, Alexander Bannerman, n e
his Royal Highness on the Queens What,
and conducted him 10 a carriage, then .
through %triumphal arches to the Governme it
House.
The procession consisted Of the Masonic
body, the 81 Andrews, st. Georges, Britt h
Mechanics Coopers Temperance, Native.
and Irish Societies, the Phoenix Volunte q
Wire Company, and a guard Of honor Of lie
Royal Newfoundland Corps, and the first, So
cond, third aud fourth volunteer rife corps.
Al one O'Clock the Prince held a leyee at
the Government House, and dined with the
Governor and the principal ofisers Of the cob
ony, this evening. There was an immense
concourse of spectators, and great enthusiast
prevailed.
On Wednesday q regatia will come Off
The Print drives out, receives addresses,
DC, and will embark on Thursday evening.
To-day Is a holiday in Newfoundland; n
the shops are closed in St Johu's aud tie
surrounding villages, the inhabitants of With
are nearly all here. Flags nre flying from
every house, and the shipping is all decr
rated.
The Hero, on coming in, passed directly
over Merlin Rock, but did not touch il, /
though It was low water. The rock had beet
blastedby the Telegraph Company FIVE years
ago.
The rain ceased at IL O'Clock, but the
weather is cloudy and threatening.
Til Prince rode out on horseback this b.
%ternoon, in plain clothes.
The squadron sails ut 6 o'clock on Thurt-
day morning.
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Toledo market.

riwa1 TOLEDO, July "a.
FL0UR-Sales 80 bbls good fair extra In.
diana, at 70 so bbls do at 4 70. Market
closed heavy. iDam
RYE FLOUR-The market dull and un-
changed.
WHEAT-New Red at 10 5@l0 &c. Mt
which figures some rs, 900 blu sold before re-
port, Afterwards some 5000 bushels changed
hands at the same range Of figures. A sale
of 1900 bu Of the best sample of Ky,
White ever shown on this market at / II
good prime l loo. oas sg-r4
c0RNASale of 5000 bn at 46c 1000 bu;
at 464c 5000 bu at 46e-market closing at
ACC.
The market for shelled Corn is heavy and
nominal.
RYE-Dull.
BARLEY-The market very dull and
heavy. rANn ErrrTF