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Ts.r. -.ss rz.t --szz-=7
Asf3 -. ~ 81 q =
ISROM BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO in SO
a hours, with only two changes Of cars.
TRAINS leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, dai-
ly, Sundays excepted,) at 7.S0, A. NJ, and o. ?.
NJ, for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati,
and st. Louis.
For Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canandai-
qua. Rochester, and all parts of Canada, trains
leave daily, (Sundays exeepted,) at I.3o, A. NJ,
and 3, P. M.
Passengers from Washington and South, buy
tickets only to Baltimore where they can be pro-
cured to ali points. JOHN L. RIGNEY,
Assistant Superintendent
polt;poora CON 11-tf
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CoMP'Y, LONDON.

HEAD 0FEITE FOR THE TNIIEN sTAIEsJ
No. 81 South Third Street, Phaadelphja.
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.

cS.npIy ~ carmen AND FLOWER
4 SFFnS M received IN
Wm HART. No.lI2. kiug-street
next door east of the Marshall House.
~ si,o nf M Golden Mortar. icb
,,,,
DOUQUhl y OhhEaNs' 1ne in''l ""s.a"'
ID perfume ii use, distilled with great care, from
Tie choicest flowers ot the South, expressly !or
..g I w, r,,S i,'', III William ROWLING.
,.,
nR. MONTARDE'S miraculous Pam kii'er
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I'd mo l6l I'm


L NDFR the authority uf the lagt will and tes.
lament of John Leadbsater, decd, the DRUG,
PAINT and OH. BUSINESS, lately conducted
under the firm Of J. Leadbeater Son, Rill bc
continued by tie undersigned, Executrix, under
lie style Of LEADBEATER e co, for the ben
eft OF his estate.
By the last viii and testament Of the said John
Leadbeater the undersigned is authorized u
tnue the business, for the benefit If the estate,
and not only his assets in said firm, but all bis
estate il responsible for the liabilities contracted
in carrying on the business.
Having employ Cd my son. EDWARD s. LEAD
BEATER, 70 conduct said business, the estate "
the said John Leadbeater will be responsible 'oi
all liabilities contracted BY him N carrying ia
said business he being fully authorized T. sign,
Or use the name Of "Leadbcate- = Coz ior tbs,
purpose. The liberal patronage EXTENDED 81 tae
firm ofJ Leadbeater Son,is respectfully soiictei
MAhl !. IT. ApbEA TN EN'
sdm, 1sNIm
-.,,.,--.,.,.l.,..
NTIO WANTS PlANO OK MELODEoN.
w - nm prepared 70 furnish a shor Ho'.s.
ana ~ factory prices, any aImoet y VI JuIGy
ceIeDraleu "oI'estci ' i+N-'o'' "ui'H, -
ny, easy t0uch' anu s"9o'nes' - 'o''o ~
cahnot a"u III = w ~,
hehl ~ america - (" = 80 - 1-- .e's
ed ~ me business quarter 81 century y hol''
not n 2 capitalist merely, having work put sp io'
sale, Dut - practica! d nechan'S = Il ~ u@'o
style and every Instrument warranted
Also Carhart patent Melodeons, ~ = factory ~
ces "hlch vary RON rom 80 ~ S1oo Inel ~ su''"
bisi farlors ~ Chur'hes' oeihs H''e
iaIiy aa"l'eu " s"'ie" i''I'1J
oes led' " igiy' ~ - .
Mr. Wm. ii. Fowle. Nh. Andrew Jameson, Mr
George ii. Robinson Mr. Robert Bell, Miss Eey
rrley and Mrs 5. u Mccormick, Alexandria, i
Messrs. Charles j. Stoyin, and John Smith, Mr..
N. Howard, Mrs. L. +. Jetlries, and Mrs. NJ III
McKepuey Fauuuier county. "a
Miss Mary i Ro,ennd Nj George Brown, Lou.
DOM county. Vs.
Mrs. NJ +. Thornton. Caroline county, VA
M. lanes Arnold. King George county, ya
Nr I.,.r Bowman Shenandoah county. VA
III ,,.,,,.,,Lor. IOHN II pARR0TT
f,LIc
HN ISSOLUTIOh
i he CO-PARINERSlilP heretofore existing
under the name md style of WATERS, ZIN
= :. IN ~" - ;,,att1i il L.,,in, claim.
,L ..n.,r,, III. ,,,.,..tad ii make early
as",ns, ~ mn l,l;,,.ly ~ -. frn ,sp,t n.
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A MEXICAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
n ENGRA WINGS. 4af
}. P. CLARKE, No. l6l KING STREET,
Has a splendid collection Of American, French,
aud English ENGRAVINGS, of the most ceie-
brated masters. sa
Also, large assortment of Gilt, Rosewood, and
Fancy PICTURE FRAMES, for sale low.
n
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WALL PAPERS, WINDOW CURTAINS, AND
OTHER INTERIOR DECORATIONS!
?. CLARKE being desirous OF reducing ms
y. stock, offers great inducements to Persous IN
want of goods in his line Of business. lie VIII
close them out at cost, rather than remove them
feb 10
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VIM0THY SEED.--50 bushels prime Timothy
/ Seed for sale by MEADE MARYEy
lah : Seed Store, No %, King street,
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DAVID FUNsTEN,

GREENS MANSION HOUSE,
CORNER OF CAMERON AND FAIRFAX SITS.
FTHIS well-known and POPULAR HOTEL
i having undergone IHORGUGH RENOvA-
YION and REFURNISgING, is now open, with
everything complete for the convenience and ac-
eommodation of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
rs The Proprietor has secured the services Of
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL !.
GREGORY under whose joint management no
pains will be spared to sustain the reputation OF
the HOUSE as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN
every respect. JAMES UhEbN'
Alexandria, February l. lS59-dtf
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NJ SMOKIEG TOBACCO
IN 0. LYNCHBURG SMOKING TOBACCO,
jus received, and for sale by
VIM a. HART, No. Il2, Kihs.street,
next door east Of the Marshall House.
z.55- Sign OF the Golden Mortar. ian 30
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VIZ 00L purchased by
w ie4 RlUGELEY, HAMPTON { 20
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GARDEN SEEDS.
j. X, PIEKPUINI,
feb 10, 5. +. cor. King and Wash. SIS.

DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES, &c-Tur-
- key Rhubarb, Sulphato Morphia, Husbands
and Heury's Magnesia, Mustang Lniment, Ci-
trate Magnesia, Ground African Pepper Golden
Seal Cassia, White Mustard Seed Gun Myrrh,
Mace. Nutmegs, Cloves, English Mustard, Macas-
sar Oil, Oil Anse &c. just received per steamer
Mount Vernon and for sale BY
LEADBEATER 4 CO.,
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SECURITY 10 POLICY HOLDERS.
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wy FERTILIZERS
w OFFER FOR SALE Peruvian. Sombrero,
Jarvis Island. Mexican NeyaSsa and kettlewell !
Manipulated GUANOS.
Tiers / Paynters Super Phosphates q LINE
Bang Il Sons Raw Bone do 10
DeBurg's Excelsior.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,

I 81 u g - :.:.I.a !5..=
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DRUGS AND SPICES Ground Elm Bark;
D Hops; Canary and Hemp Seeds; Ext Bella
donna; Refined Salt petre, Rhubarb Root; Acco-
mite Root; Gloves; oil Cloves Jamaica Ginger;
best Indigo; Ground Cinnamon; Cinnamon Bark
Just received and Tor sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, In,
NH ApOthecary, vi hins-sl
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DEFINED MUTTON SUET, ior Plastersj Bri
III tish Oil; lodide If Lead; Wistars Cosgh
Lozenges; Devices, and Dailys Carminatiyes;
superior Bed bug Poison, freshly prepared and
for sale BY JAS kNIW ISLE. JRr
NH u Apothecary, 9t King x
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TTNN WELLS UNIVERSAL COUGH
E Il REMEDY, iIuunnewelrs Iolu Anodync.-
i ull snpply lust received. Dealers supplied AT
nr,,,rirtars nrices. bv PEEL 4 STEVENS.
Mi i a9, King street
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

Exports FROM the Port Of New York 20
Foreign Ports for the Week Ending
September 10, 1860.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12


Ass s J . sfS
v Heplins, Henry Bi.sssa a.s ws.ssL n: wsasn Ses
Parker, 8cSans fipsr Ss2.hs Jas Risy Glade. wife
as s
sorlsnd Mss Maiden ar. Isrdsr NJ a.isaa Mrs sas.d
sa
Ms w9s xss Sssr ss Powell ho,o sa bssis.
ylshss Geo Axg Nj Csnsron Mi.s Forster Mrs Forster
nome. nI;s As., 5SsrsSy egilssI Ms
's and u: E & fs s
m s TsAs NIX T.a sr NJ.
F.1ss J %1a E Jss s sn
tss Sssssss passSgsss cu,.r-x. Smith Mr., nrov,
NJ sss =: ssss jssn:$a sg.Tg n1 iHssss ssSs
Hs.hbsci. = sAalsOsrry RasnOn, tucker, b
-: f.sSSsr y: srsssl Mr. h:sfses, x4.sa Ss..sa
s:s.s;::; =: l,g s1:.i n:s ~ s%:Sss;s
Sss si. rss ssn: ssa' so
as Hsssca ssn GSSa a'sa sa.s .
Sessst Dsiany. IAphsh y y Dsan,son, 7 nsssak
Sss Jssss barrow. John Cooper B:rvsss- sirss
xsSsy X. cssSs. ocssss IL
Hypns fhs Hynus, Har, n nsrlsr' Lewis Bsaion Geo
CnAsnIsTcs-stesmship James Adkers Frazer and two
sccs I srssRs aas ssss RSs.asga & ldy And
son. his Robnaon, Lvinssaon, u Broomhsad Mr. Ro-
buson and four chidrcn ToppAn, Webster n Bar
ssy : prupnIrg;, 2 oosAIel grnn, Jsasrson
o.noe Mrs Brady and four chidrea Oliver Renser
and IL In The steeraxe.
BAHrAnos-Bsrk Msravai-Csp, Cole, late Of Br brig
Cnson; Winter
pErARruREs.
RICHMOND Ac-seamsh,p Jamss,orn-sr Dunderdsie c y
ass Emms staey Mrs 1eApis, Mics Tsnnss fos.sr.
n scnbnax, III Everett l. dyebsum. T. Gold snth Mrs
Mayhem and child, Pixxn Mu sprAeue. Atwood
lady Mr. q smitber, q w waite, Neon VITA Mia WIN
Berry ns Mn Mo nstsy. Ms s.shsrisnd. Abe Head,
fsnner. Nrs Dsetrcb, n Dwight y Jsmes 3 vernon
yas Thomas, Novel;, Mu Herman. hiss Myers-and u IN
the s1eerage.
s.vAssAH-ssesmshp stsr q ths scuth-E Baldwin, M~s
BALDWIN Mis- AL air Mirs T. Cushing, Mis- L fioyt Hrp
Mogtpu Michael Demsey, Mra D~nsey Geo Iusvun AlhH
Joyce, BAcker, HAmue soaomou y Henderson. j
Harley, WIN Bayne. n Kohn, WIN bantA II BCrAwford. r
srgsn J Msas,sssJ y. c.S,s ws,sde;< cse cor;o2
rance chlsv shillins f,shers.on, Ms lane Ma
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

naSket m tbs Afternoon and the strest rates ruled
pr cent premium. ne banks sold a. XsI
Dey cant Owing 70 . scarcity Of vessels in the
river, shippers did not offer much produce paper
- ksdng banks were scarcely 20 hard
ree Gays past Still there 70 spare any Of
toe instutoEs and some Of had 70 throw
ng out checks I'll collections made Of the bankers
The Philadelphia Bulletin Of last evening says
fhere is moderate demand for money both 1t the
oenk and on the street but It k freely and the rates
ne unchanged Trade In some departments s improving
yet We hear Of frequent complaints Of dulness.
Official notice has been given Of the readiness OF
ne Michigan Southern company 70 fund the con-
pons on their second mortgage bonds:--
The holders Of the general mortgage bonds OF
Nh company are hereby notified that the Treasurer wi
after the 30 inst fund all unpaid coupons Of SAID class
ss0nds Of earlier date than November 1852 and the
1nur coupons OF November, 1859, May and NOV smser
1850 and Nay 1861 by giving In exchange therefor the
second general mortgage bonds OF TINS company ~ par
For all coupons offered in full sets the bonds given in ex
change will bear interest as OF November, $780, The
holders Of the plain unsecured bonds Of this company may
exchange said bonds for first mortgage bonds Of the De-
tSot Hunroe and Toledo Railroad Company IL par For
the coupons due thereon scrip Will be issued,
veStibIe in like manner.
The buyer Of these bonds, il his interest bonds
bring so, gets about IL per cent for carrying them
fourteen months, or about Is per cent interest on
his money, and then has q per cent bond at
abost 67.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12
WEDNESDAY,

ship South Carolina Kempion, New orleAasJ u Smith
ship Hartford, DAVIS savsnnah-D c Murray.
Bsri Miaona swesA Ryder Cork and ma<sei-Fancn
Barl Roanoke, Thomp.on, no Jsnsiro-o e cq. s.,us
FAN jnr Ward Tibbsiss' Pessaeols-J y Ward
s @ s s
xyo. ~.
ss r EDsRRs. Rs.. sSss sSss S SsVs aaas sss
Brig wappoo. Wilkinson Mooie-N II Brigham
sssr ss Sssss % se.'s. @ ANAL,
sehr Cactus % rarber MsaosrJ j ,p & smfh
sohr . v wn,ams. Arnold, Nobae. . d Huribut Co.,
schr A Edwards Smith, rernardina.
scsr L T. smith Gale Piymcu,h-J Benton Co
schr Wells, Wells, Greenpors-Rsed Nash
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Washington (Br), Jevy Liverpool Aug
and Queenstown sh with mase and % John
D sne. Il er s G o. 70 n Ss'rss steamship n.a
sap E,ns hence ior Liverpool: h LAT :. q ION 81 % passed
ssssm.a.D Augusta wSodnu savannah, viii na.s and
miles NE q Cape Lookout sienazed steamships Hanvile
lss%
hence for GhsrIssoa .h lao Pm, lat ~ 81 spoke scAr I'm
sisamsho CuyIsr. OToeisr saysnnah, with ndss and
Cape Haiisras steamships Alabama hence for 81
IA q bark sss e. PSs
phiisdslphla III ii AN % Absecu passed bark Maria
sseamshp James Adser Phpa Charleston, with and
passengers TO Hpoffor. TesOn Co Sept g. bl5 Pm, 80
miles NE Cape Roman, ssnaized stsamshp Nashvie hence
lied steamship Keystone State bound g. The James Adger
has experienced strong gales from n.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch Richmond &c with nndse and
passengers, " Lndlam A Heineken.
ship Ann Hooper, Hooper, Philadelphia IN ballaaf 10
order
Bark Dublin (of Machas Pomeroy Csenfuegcs, Aug H.
with Simpson Msybew Has had calma the entire
10 the oh whom took violent gale from Nkk
Bark Maraya Gibson, Barbados Aug lS via Grand TurK
29th with alt 70 T 4 Dwight
BARK John Xvles of Portand Merrill, Lngan CB lOsays,
with coal 70 master. brig sampson, for New York,
sailed two days previouAly
BARK Louisa Eaton ew) Maxim Bangor days, with ath,
last 70 master Was lowed this sleamtug Lewis
Echr Avon. woodmancey, virgHia, . days
6chr Challenge, Bullock, Calais, days
echr Jenny Lind, Barber, Westerly. 2 days
Schr FREEMAN York. stonngton, days.
schr Sea Flower, Clark. Rondoui for Providence.
Sloop Iaaac Wsrdou, Collins, FAN River, 2 days.
sloop Oliver Ames Hathaway, Taunton, 2 days.
kioop Thomas Hull hull, Providence, dsys
Slo9p Anecedent WALL Stonngt0n, days
Steamer Kennebec. Johnson PhLadelpna.
Steamer Black Diamond Allen. Philadelphia.
Steamer Concord. Norman. Philadelphia
eeeamer New London, Smith New London
Steamer OSpray. ksnney Provtdencs.
Steamer Valley City. Chapman Derby. Ct
Stesmiug America Philadelphia having In tew ship Ann
Hooper.
s.samtus Lewis RUSSELL New Haven. Il hoxrs having
bark Morning Star In tow.
SAILED
6teamships Prince Albert % 81 Johns Nr and Galway
Northern Light AsptnwA; CAhawba Havana and New Or
leans star Of The South Savannah Marion Charieson James
town, Norfolk &c.
Wind during tho day EsE.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12
The Frult Crou.

FRUIT IN McnoAS.The quantity OF fruit In Michigan
N astonishing Ali along the line OF the Central Railroad
the trees In the orchards are laden with apples In most
instances the boughs bending the ground with the
weight OF their golden colored burden IL Is Of the
best fruit seasons ever known In the State.
TIE PxAa CRoP -For years, says the Utica a. ~ Tx
0r0ph, We have not In this vicinity had abundant q
crop Of pears n the present and indeed the remark
will prove applicable generally. Small dwarf trees,
much larger than large sised currant bush have on
them pears OF q size really astonishing How the little
branches bear largo fruit bothers novices In the
horticultural line like ourseves There more luscious
fut cultivated than the pear particularly the vrgaleu
White Doyenne Flemish Beauty ard other kinds, and
fruit easier raised There many vacant spot In
city that could be covered with trees, 70 not only advan
tage, but profit.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

HAVANA, MAfA11Ag AND rxv oRLRAN.
HBwvn1s-rrcm New york ls arriving Havana ~ and
e. or.,s.s "a yc~ See ovss.ns M RAvsaa isA ~
c1s1vss.yr. Ssv ycrt m, s.r.rAs . Hsy.na ~
bs Scscrro. Ne. Yo,t sls .rsyaS !, ss.sss - .sd
nvfrG at New Yerx Ira
ovzEss CIyv-frum rew ycrs and HayAsa syvu twenty
1.sAs..vre. New rovt fov nsAAnsas O ~ - Of sa
KansAs-rru~ Hev yors for Havana VI xssHu. M, n
Ne 0vA II every aternaie Crnard steamer II New rcvt
uH-When The fsn Sunday sh> steamers win
al "a noodAy eseept from Nos orseana whes We dass
Al - ncndAy ~ esAneu vm besys Hsw ortsans ou Ne
dAy prevtSa
~ yssssss s"d 'sv' t'dd for os Esv fosr HsaAis
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

Sr7cDA-A German, named Enrich Rumerstreven
committed suicide In Portsmouth, Va Friday last by
taking laudanum. The only alleged for the act
that be was out Of employment The annexed note was
found upon his person
"Carry me out In dark foggy night, 10 secret
spot. can collect nv senses more together-f am
waiting for the last moment when death shall overtake
me- ENRICH RUMERSTREYFN,o -
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

csnsdsn sour was in GOOD demand With moderate sup
plies me sales embraced 700 bbls al % % 80 for
ss ss S. s. W. arg s
braoed about 1000 bbs., closing within the above
rage q prices. Rye aour was In rood de-
CUvn NeAl was seady with small sales Western a
ssotatons, and OF Jersey and Brandywnc within the
bat owing 70 The character Of foreign news the
kss wn heavy, and closed at decline OF 2c &C. per
bushs The transactions footed up about 900 bush
EsSissa, d 5 81 u for small parcels red western;
iiys. Corn IN sood supply, Wills me market
dali and lower The saes embraced about ~ 900 buehels
s' ;5 r s % =,
e re- soc Hxlsy y quiet snd .hs supply moderate
Coun-Ths pablr sais q sAntss held 70 day drew 20
sslhar good and sptrissd company, and NE Alo
:ssss :sss ssssf q s ss s
- lea ~ lsxc., svsrsgs MS3c. snd subssauenty,
e. -: ssss 9 s:s ]. s: ;s;s % :. *: !: s s I'd sss e
Sday-ssocE q NO sad sAnios On The llh scps, 1850
USG bsss sock Of RIO and sansos On shs iiih day o
es lsoe, ls,te bafs narAoalbo 7eas sag, IAgu.yra
~ Ss sss Ds esa - sSseo s 70
ssss.bw = New 01isans ~ 70 Go saes,. baltimore
' Va Is 80 Ss SiRis foss, 81 ssi. '' 49, ''@ '''
OUvroH-fhs masks( ~ nrm. with an improved de
ans, vhils she ni snbrscsd about 5000 bales - IN
TscoH. TO Livsrpool asou, % 900 bu.hes Of vb~,
sasssd I'm n ssp esss = iss nS,s Win " ss = os ,os
Iosdoe sooo bbs q nour were engaged II a. and H.
q bovs Il va vessel us chartered % load for Bris.
Col with wheat at f2d in shipperf bags and vessel
:, sS S N Ir 'S Sas. 70 Bremen 600 bS q
rpein were engaged II 3s o. To Hamburg by steamer
= soss q measurement good. part he.vy machinery,
80 10 - tons palm oil a. 90 per 'oo gross ~esh'
aAs ~. ssssdy, win ssiss q asou, 500 loo bales
s =. e. n s ssss az a:%s. % " ss s' : Of Rock
no,xs@ = ~ss steady and salss limited.
NAvxf sroRns ns--salss OF 600 sbls.
- es 30 s. . 20 s'ss ss sas me ,sss q
Nd ,,,s s;s ss \. % .cs for
Ms end q llc. for New York sbs Crude turpensine
Proy~oss-rors-fne marse, vas dun and heavy,
vAsls the niss embraced aboui 200 bbs including new
~ u sls B sls 70; Old DO at sls 2s ceaf do 81
ckcss Bssf vs arm md 10 fair demand win s.les Of
80 beh - - - fcv oeunssy mess, ~ go ios re-
.s :sS 81 81 . 'Ss :ss srs. ss
SNe Lard xss D. and . llr rsqsssl, .l,h ..iss q
eenasd, and snlss were Arm.
. nu We .ssady, vim moderate saies q exc se
q Ire isse. .nsaiy rsasss srsAss, 4 - exc.
9So6 boxes alek fkc., chiefly ~ exc. ne, and
"fus.ocs-fns inquiry Tor sssss Issf cossssss scoa
"A amer Trades held very nrn. The Als embraced
r. Bsiee Havuns, 100 baes Fuani, - balss Ysva ~
4 .x37 casss ssedlsaf II "a. 1oc.
wTmry wns inactive, and prices without alteration Of
importance.
r1e water in the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers 10
~ shst rsys are entertained that large portion of this
veavs wheat crop win have 70 be stored IN the North
vesseyn saies until The opening Of navigation IN tne
ne receipts q, Milwaukee the eth inst we're over
sooo sushes of wheat, and showed signs o. ceniInued
SSe6y ipcveaee.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

via sippran
frovinc lOh Dread Pa r.er from North
Atlantic Ocean, with lIO bbls and ~ DO b Kss~k
nj do l0h inst srhr VIM Martn. MAJ Atlantic
Ocean. With bnis %, 90 do WI. all told
Peterhead Aug "a lse0-The Arctic srrssd last ngh,
from Cumberland Strata with yhaes. OIL
bone-len Reports Dark An ~lcpe, wrisley Nh
whs Daniel Webster. Allen. do " VIII baek EAGLE Alien
VII Pioneer Lester, Ma clsan. Ans tsibts Chapel
vhs; Ceorrians. Tyson NJ wins; Hs gnba Rogers a,
VII syren Qreen. Amsret, George He arr, Charles
run. urt
letter Capt soule Of shp Lap ring NE reports Der
July 10 kc oil before sprrted Would
Feysl Sept thence proceed 70 Ipdb
fapwtzR h vessel In sn< he
m hAzhly pleAsei with
The New York herald., 1860-09-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TuEznAY Senf. III Y.

AmH-The market was quiet and prices unchanged
DnnAperurs foreign news had tsndency
- depress the MARKET while the demand lc active
end prices for common and medium State and Western
brasds closed 81 decline Of &c. 70 &C. barrcL There
Was fair export demand ct the concession. mo sacs
footed up about II 900 bb with the following range
prices. Family extra nrm and prices unAitered-
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

Port Of New York, September III, 1850.
CLEARED.
Steamship Africs Orr, Shannon, Lirerpoa-E Cansra.
sesmship fincs Albert tBr). wsner Galway Howiand
steamship northern Light, Tnsepsush. Asplnwari-D
seAssh'p cshswbs, Smith, Hsvsns-f4vinrsou crocseron
A Co
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The New York herald., 1860-09-12
COMMERCE. OF NEW YORK.

Imports (Other than Dry Goods and sps-
cie) At the Port OF New York fer the
Week Ending september 3, 1880.
The New York herald., 1860-09-12

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ynl eave jag .rees Iter das 80 A. n, pueAas = fhr
vcnssassgs,s q NJ, sr =; rssq,nin6 = ~ sv AMY
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The New York herald., 1860-09-12

nAY BoAS rca ALBANY AND TROY. uAxrye yHp
~ nsu2 nn6tnT.-ne aeamer DANrxi. DRRw ;esvse
sYG. - raasusaA ssr~se fusssays, rsusscsrs and
Woh HSroRT-CHAr0E or HoUR-oH AND
enes EoA1N, ssysember 10. ~ Steamboat KEypOkr
O'Clock p. n, asS Ksypors = A. n.
Eon SALE on CHARrxK-rHI YAsr sAIIIr0
~ eeemer BH0CH DEAN \ fow ale obaysev. ror far
- p~ssuiAss asp1 - " usdeTssd q, ralsx lvssss
sP VIZ kSfrH
pEoPLEs LINE roR ALBANY, PROM Foor op no.
4 bissor srsel-ou Ard s'ter ThursesL. sert IS ne
Pcopes fne vii The KNrCK gRROCkER Ard
HENDRIX HUDSON between New york spf k5tarY Tor
and freight eepcc,av a reduced vhe~e
stszmers wfJ leave Hotfnpn psr every ~~sr -
fasturcsys exoepte) nsP. for ps-ersr neur. ~ ns
oncs on does Eli HgSr, Aren't
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20

LAND MEAsuRB.-Every farmer should
have good measure, a light, stiff pole,
Just sixteen and half feet long, for mca-
suring land BY large practice lie can
learn to step rod in five steps, which
will answer very well for ordinary farm
work. Ascertain. the number of rods in
width and length of lot you want to
measure, and multiply one into the other,
and divide by one hundred and sixty, aud
You have the number Of acres, as ono
hundred and sixty square rods make q
square acre. Ii you wish to lay of an
acre square, measure thirteen rods Oh
each side, and you have the thing very
near.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-10-20
TAN BAEK roR POTATOES.

Ihi1 subject has been brought before
the farmers Of England by communica-
ion IN the Mark Lano Express by n
Gentleman who claims thirty-fvc years
experience in this matter He has issued
q pamphlet giving his method of using it,
which is chiefly stated III the following
@ lle does not cut his potatoes for setting,
but sets them whole, the largest he can
aoloct. The rows are thirty inches apalt
and tho potatoes are put nine inches from
each other il the row. The land is plow-
Cd only eight inches deep treads the ma
nGfe firmly in the furrows, puts in the
tubers, and covers them in with tan refuse,
nino inches deep instead of covering them
mp. Iu this way he reports that in 1857
lie raised six hundred and seventy five
bushels of potatoss--not a rotten one a.
mong them--to the acre, with nothing but
waste tan as a covering. This is of great
Importance, the tan refuse being of little
OF no value, and if it be put to SO impor-
tant and advantageous use as in this
case, it should be widely known and prac-
tIced,"