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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-03
MUSIC.

On Piano or Guitar...... .....~...... % co Use of Instruments ...... ....... % Silks Embroidery, Ornamental Leather Work and Wax Flowers, each...,... 10 % Painting in water colors s...... ...... .. 10 co Incidental Fee...... ............ 30 ls9~ Scholars received at any time, and charged to the end of the session. No deduc- ton made, unless in cases of protracted sick ness.
 Board can be had convenient to the School at from $8 to $lO per month, including wash- ing, lights, &c.
 For further particulars in regard to Text Books, &c., address the Principal.
 SAM'L. j. DUNN. A. J. THOMAS. Sec. Pres't Board Trut's. August 3, l86l--6w.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-03

ALEXANDRIA TO BE RE-occuPIED. - The Richmond Enqurte' Of the 24th says that President Davis, iyh hisspseches to the people oRS,ils return from Manassas, said that he ex- to seoccupy Alexandria izau ediately.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-08-03

It was noon, and now the battle commenced in the ierceness of it's most extended fury. The batteries on the distant hillo began to play upon our own and advancing troops, with hot and thunderous effect Carlisle answered for us, and Sherman for Hunters division, while the great 32-pounder addressed itself persist ently to the alternate defenses of the foe.- The noise of the cannonading was deafening and continuous. It blenched the cheeks of th e villagers at Centreville, to the main street of which place some of the enemy's riAed shell were thrown. It was heard at Fairfax, at Alexandria, at Washington itself. Five or six heavy batteries were in operation at once, and to their clamor was added the lesser roll of 10000 small arms.
 We indeed heard continuous tidings of hero- ism and victory; and of those in The trees above us more than we could discover with our field glasses from below. We heard that Hun
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,

TO THE FARMERS OF 81. NARYS.
II would most respectfully call your At
tensinn tn my large assortment Of NIPPLE
MEJNTS I am manufacturing and pre-
yarine larger assortment II Agricultural In
sienents than I have ever before offered to
the public-Horse Powers and Threshers,
Wheat Fans. Corn Mills. Curn Shelters,
PLaghs. Harrows: Cultivators, and many
ether articles IN numerous To mention. !
can supply tie Farmer with every thing he
NAV want With regard tn Horse Powers
I would cali particular attention TO fine
ut If PELTON'S TRIPLE GEaRED
POWERS. to cork with or rithoMt band,
vh.eh are not surpassed IN this o. amy other
market and most respectfully invite those
who are in want Of Machines to give me call,
a. feel confident that can suit the pur-
chaser. am making CORN MILL for
grinding Cnrn AZ H"rI,e. This is q good Mill,
has been tested and pronounced so by expe.
rienc~d Judges. To this ask your sle.
cial attention.
tendrr y"u my sincere thanks for the
Kindness heretofore sh"wn me and beg . cor,-
tinuauce Of your fsvors determined to make
q str.ne -fI.rt ." please all who give ire their
.:ps,nm Orders will meet with prompt atten-
tioa by being directed /"
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
$50 Pratt street Whdrf, baltimore. Nd
Feb. 7;h, lS6l-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
3 UTL D Err
Nj ATE RAILS

The undersigned w.nl,l resi- fully calls,
attention 81 the Pubic Ia tlcir large as. IT.
m,cnt cf DOORS. BLINDS. SASH, noon
FRAMES, UINDOW FRAMES. NASH
BOAHHS CASINOS, MOfIILNGS, NAN
Tiles, and every description ot House Builu-
ing materials, which they have c"hsis ntiy Oh
hand aud. Itch they .an iur,eL at the short
est ntice.
They are ala" pr. pared (" fnTni.i nt tie
shortest Notice FRAME WORK Er
Country HOUSES. Cottages, aud subu.hal
Residences. according ~ AIRY plan cr desigi,
all ready fitted to " put Up ou their prop"s-
"a sites.
Farm. rs and others. desirous OF building
in the country, would find il t" their ad.antags
10y giving a call hfre purchasing elsc-
where. as we are fully PREPARED to execute
work an the m st reasonable terms. And the
advantages, which We offer in preparing all
the materials that may he hcccSs,ry in rrr-
.tructing hoIse. will lie found to save the
i'uil.,er great deal sf vcxa,ious delay and
exI"n-e.
b1S~ All "rd~rr left at Il Ell Office or adj
dressed 10 then. hy mail will meet With
promp and satisfactory attention.
MACGfITIN & JOHNSON.
Steam Planning Ma and Sash Faetory,
Fast Falls Avenue, near Pratt Sticet Bridge
Warehouse No. IS. Prnii street,
Next donr 10 Penn & Mitchell, Bait. Md.
April 10Th, ls60-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
NOTICE.

gTHE Co-partnersaiy heretofar~ existing
j under the firm Of COrrlNGhAM &
HARl,fNG is this day dissaeci hy mutual
consent. VIM. II. Harding il alonc-authos-
lied 70 ssstie the business rf the firm.
SAMUEL COrrlNtsHAN.
VIM. III. Fl ARDiEG,
Bslt.msss Jaa. ls6l-4w.
T.. undersigned, having Euushs out the
Intessst Of Samuel Cunningham Of the 6rm of
Cnstlnzham & Harding will hereafter conduct
the business in his own Nam-.-and he most
respectfully ssicits the favor u the fricnds Of
che Old Firm.
WM. II. HAnDlN3.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
NOTICE.

YN'F Undersigned legs leave to inform-lS
Il friends and the Public that he is still ut
the OLD STAND. in Leonard Town, carrying
ou BLACkSMITHING, GUN, LUCk.
SHEET IRON AND Stow
WOKE--in short, iron work Of all .lcscri,.-
:io,s. such rs repairing CARRIAGES, BUG
GlES. EOCkAWAYS. CARTS, WAGONS.
HORSE SliOElNG. FARM WORK Of all
kinds: also REAPEES, THRAStERS and
DRILLS. With his experience of IL years in
a Machine Shop. lac thinks that he Cal, d" any
kind Of Blacksmith Work from knecdle to all
anchor. and on reasonable terms. New Wag-
"ns and Carts bnilt cheaper than can lie done
at any other shop in thi. place. HORSES
SliOED at the shcr,c,t notice
JAMES A. M'CATHRAE,
Blacksmith.
January 18th. 1s6G-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR A. SAPPlNGTON has removed
IL to St. Inigoes' District. where he Of
fsrs hi. professional services to the public.
lie may bc f.aEI al his residence, near St.
lnigoes' Store. late the property Of DR..
John G .Ashcem.
Jan. 3lst. lSGl-3m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
MATHIOT'S GAY ST.
'IDODlllSa

Extending frvn. Gay to Frederick street.
having 10 feet front. 40 feet deep, and
stories high, Baltimore Nd.
A LWAYS on hand a large assortment Of
IA every variety Of Household and Office
Furniture, embracing Besisteads,
Washstanls, Warar,bes, Spring Betls. Mat
tresses OF Hu.k, Cation and Hair, Sofas, Tcte-
..Tcte.,, Arm Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Etacr-
res. Marble Tables, Reception and tpholster-
ell Chairs, Assorted C.,lors Of Cottage Fnrni-
ture. Se,tees, W~,d Chairs, Office Chairs, Bar
her Chairs. Cribs ard Cradles. Side-boar.ls,
Extension Tables, of every length.
Persons disposed to purchase arc invited to
call and give our stock an examination, hicii,
fur variety and quality of Workmanship. cannot
be excel!ed by any establishment in tie coun-
Try.
A. MATTITOr. & son.
Nos Is and p North Gay Street
Feb. End, 1s6O-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

A. ADLER. sEo.H. WOODWARD.
GREAT BARGAINS.
AT Il. Adler & Co.'S NEW STORE.
WYE have just returned from Balti-
w more city with large and well
selected Stock Of Goods, embracing the
following articles; viz:
MEMS AND BOYS READY MADE
CLOTHING
of every quality and variety;
MEMS and BOYS HATS and CAPS,
OIL CLOTH SUITS;
UMBRELLAS;
CASSIMERES, CASSINETTS, FULL
CLOTHS and kERSEYS;
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Of every style and quality;
I'JICULEE,
HOSIERY,
GLOTES,
NUBEAS ard HOODS
Of different styles; ditto for children;
FINE LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS;
SHIRT COLLARS, UNDER SHIRT:
AND DRAWERS;
LADIES
SHAWLS.
CLOAKS
and MANTILLAs
LINEN CAMBRIA aud SILK HAND
KERCHlEFS
and many other articles unnecessary to
mention. The above goods will be sold nj
the loyest Baltimore prices for cash or to
punctual customers Oh six months credit
We invite call and examination of Our
stock by the public, before PURCHASING
elsewhere.
4. ADLER 4 co.
Leonard Town
Md.
Sept. 9th, 18Go-G.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT.

w f.. ANDERSON, Mas. 10 < II
w Second STREET betreen FREDERICK Street
and Itdrsh .Norkef Spare, Bdisim.re.
Having the larg+s, Ware rooms and best
assonmen, OF Cabinet Furniture ia the city,
10 prepared to sellevery article in his line ur'n
the moist Iiberaland accommodating irri,,s.
Having had a long experience III til. line OF
business, he fx,iefs himself that he can co..,-
p~ie, IS TO excellence Of Material. bSsu,y OF
workmanship aud range of pricss, with az,
establishment OF the sort in tins or any Other
city. Ills general stock embraces full and
complete assortment OF Pdrinr Chairs Sofas,
Rocling ChaHs, Spring Lo"rges, Chan.,.r
!S"ifs Rar ram. Osfce and Dining CAai,
French Iefe a-Iefes. Settlers, Arm Gan.,
Aattases. Los1ing G'assex. &c., OF every va
rirty and description. he has also on hand
Bedsteods Of his own manufacture, which
can te put up and taken down in two mir
utes. Persons from 81. Mary's. wishing 10
purchase Furniture, are request. 10 cali ard
'xamine his Stock before buying elsew he "a
- sure to find the rieh, plsce Nos. 10 T. "
second S're-t--Wari ou.e with 80 lee
ront and large Folding dsoss.
+ August t,h IS59-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
500 REV ARD. :

ID AN away from R0aecrofi, the residence .
IL William r. Hardy. in ST. ln,goes' dis
,rct, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, negro mas
DAVID Williams, aged about - yeats. David
is about 5 feet, 6 or 4 inches high. lie hnd on,
when ne left the Farm, Il pair Of white drah
clotl, pantuloons, b ack pea jacket and white
cloth hat. He took with him, also, a Sunday
suit Of black clothes and black hat. David 10
fast talker and very quick IN his movements.
He WAS purchased of Barton Duvall, Of AnLe
Arundel county. Md.
will give the above reward, il he is taken
outside OF ST. Mary's county, and $50, if he 10
taken IN the c''unty-provited h.,s SO secured
that get him again.
JOHN NJ. MiLLARD
for
WILLIAM F. HARDY
Leonard Town. M
! Nov. Oath. 1883
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
NOTICE.

N IL persons wishing 10 colnmun,cat.
"A With ME by letter. W. direct their cor.
maiko PertTobaccoc l,.rles
Nd. or b. sseames Sc. Nicholas.
to Chapel Point. Charles county. Md.
WA. Z. CAMPHkLL.
Feb. srd. 1896.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
M uSIC.

.DrBL!SHED, no. long since, by MIL
8 rect, Raitim.re. successors Of F. ID. Bentecn.
q New and admired SONG. called THE
LOVED AND LOST" words aud music By
Miss Aun r.. Thompson "f this county.
February 7sh, lS6l--s,.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

I have for sale tile Peiton Triple Gearef
L Horse Poarer and W. W. Dingee & Cos
Iron TArsxher, ,c;fk Rercleiag Sird,c Carrier.
TIE machine Is warranted to reiislcr satisiar-
ton to all purchasers. The price Of horse
,,o,.er. 30 inch Thrcsher and Straw-Carrier.
delivered q, any wharf in 81. Marys county I,
is $lS5.
Farmers are invited to cali. at my Store ia
Leonard Town aus examine this Thresher.
Il. LEO. SPALDlNG.
June 2s,h, 1sGO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

BALTIMORE, MD.
@ WILLIS (laie OF The firm OF s. Will
De & Co has ron,menc ed the L UNfHEIs
BUSINESS on his own account and Is, pres
pared . furnish LUMBER in az rarifhss TO.
Pudding and other purposes. lie will fur
nish also
go, FRAMES. SASH,
Doors. BRICKS. LINE OR HAIR. a
With many thanks to his former custom,
ers IN 81. Marv's and the adjoining coun,irs
hr hopes TO retain their confidence and ~.
GIVE their patronage and pledge. h,msslfto
use every ef1ortto please and wi!lse,ieheap
tor cash ~ approved paper. y.
Dec 9th. ic5S-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
NOTICE. /.

y Id psssops iadeLssd to che late 6rn af
Gov. ". Dsyer & Co.. ars seqarsicd Ga
a1ee sleiF arse ants witheut further delay
says The came q ths Grin in sestl<me0t.
GEO. ". DWYER 4 co.
dan. l0tA le61-<w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
I.U MBkR!
SHINGLES.

Flooring. sc.
"E In vite the attention of our friends and
W c.i,su,icrs, generally, in St. Mary = and
adjoining counties IN our extensive assortment
of seasnsci BUILDING M 1ERLALS.
All parties contemplating the erection q;
Dwellings, Barnes, Sc, will find ], greatly TO
their advantage to give Us call. a. we can
sell ut lowest rates for cash or Negotiable pa
per.
Doors, Frames, Sash, &C., furnished .,
Mill prices.
Orders filled fer Bricks, Lime, Hair, Exils,
&c.
n, Wharfage charged on Vessels receiving
Lumber from nur Yard.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN, 4 Co,
Wcs; side Union Dock,
Norfolk Boat Wharf
March o9.' lsSc-tt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
CORN NlBAha

HFORN NEAL. fresh from the Steam.
. Mill Of j. II. Maddox.
Also. fresh supply Of BUTTER,
CHEESE &c in store and for sale By
SIMMS & MADDOX.
Dec. Goth, 1860.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
WANTED.

'I>HE subscriber wishes to buy . lot Of
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, Of both
sexes, for which the highest market prices will
he paid. Pers"ns wishing 10 sell. who may not
se'e hinsr during hi, present tour sl.repgh tho
Sohthen c'ainties Of the State, will have their
orders promptly reslnnded tn. by addrrxir.g-
ALLEN s. DORSEY,
Washington. d. G.
Feb. 2ud. l860-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
NOTICE.

s1>fiE undersigned ha. inst rrccivcd . large
supply Of Lsdiss PARTY and BALL
Gosds Consisting of
White and Coaorei Tarletnna.
-s Ladies white Kid Slippers.
Ladies White Kid Gloves. Sc. Ae
Also,
Gents White Md Gloves,
Geuts Fancy Neck Tics,
Gsnss Fine Skirts. aud Celiars. DC. &c
z. LEO. SPALDING.
l.efAard T~we
January Bird, 18el-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

0fTIZENS Of this county who mav be
.le.irous Of uniting in the formation of a
CAVALRY COMPANY are requested to
leave their ha,nrs ut the Store Of Messx.
Ssi,,,ns g. Maddox III this village.
JANUARY Srd, lSGl--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
UNION HOTEL.


HAVlNG purchased the above propert,
HI the subscriber respectfully informs th
travelling public shat he is now prepared n
accommodate them. The Hotel will be- thor
oughly repaired and all It's rooms refurnished
the personal attention Of the subscriber will
be devoted to its management. and his bes,
efforts will he gwen to make his guests com.
Portable. His table will be supplied will,
whatever the markr, affords. ard bis Bar f.,
nished win the best Liquors end Cigar,
His servants will always be- found attentive
aud accommodating. Sober and reliable
Holsters have h~en employed, and the SUI!
-criber will take care that his stables are u.
neglected.
He solicits the patronage Of the iorme:
guests Of the Houses and tina, OF the public
generally.
JOHN F. FENWICK,
Leonard Town
Oct. 7ih. 1851
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
ROBERTSON & BRISCOE,

SUCCESSORS 70 Il. Fl. MILES,
At HIS
OLD STAND, 40, ". PRATT STREET.
BALTIMORE,
ID ESPECTFrLLY offer their services as
IL agents. for the sale cf TOBACCO
GRAIN. and all kinds Of PRODUCE. pkh,-
ng their untring eff,rts 40 render satisfariinu
. all wns' may patro;lise them Liberal adj
vances made on consicnments.
March 23nd. ls60-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
MER GER BRDVvN,

- - SoW"ISotON MEkChANJ
No. % Light st. Wharf, (be,weea Pra,; T.
Camden)
BALE I'm ORE
keser by permission TO 2iessrs Duvail 4
.gsshsrt. x. w. w. Isaac. Cox & Brown.
neniy IiIshman, T.W. Lever,ng & Con,
Drakeiy 4 Fenion, w. X. Merrib6, & Co :,
Jehn G. Lester. ESQ.,, C. A. GambrilI,
Esqr..J. G.. HERES. WIN. H. Emory, A.
ApP'eearth. 8. D. Caulhurn. 81. Roberts.
A1sssrs. Smith & Edmendaoa. rssaisr Hswsrs
Rs~k.
Sept 27ih. ISSa--esn.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

TR EGO e. NJ OR q AN,
PRO UCE
COM.NESSTO.r MERCHANTS.
And Wholesale Dealers IN
Ere u ORS ~ ID GIG 4 n S.
No. ~ CIIEAPSlDE. near Pratt ST.,
BAL TY.MCRE
Or Every description OF country Produc-
entrusted 10 OUT care will rec+iy<sirieia,ien.
ton.
Aprils,h. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

hR. HENRY C. EDELEN has removed
II his Office To the Law OfIire heretoGre
occupied by @. Fred. Maddox. E>qr. lie
can always be fouLd, either 1t his Office o.
Aoofe's Hotsl, wheu MT professionally en-.
gagged.
Jan. 10. lS6l--H.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

nRDERED that William G. Lore, - 10.
~ solvent Petitioner, Be and srpesr beSars
the Circuit Court fnr Saint Mays couusy O.
the ,hird Monday Of March next. 70 a.swer
such lhterogssones CIR allegations. q may b.
vsePounded % him ny his creditors.
JAMES +. BLAKlSTONE.
Clerk.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TNHE n.lersigne'i begs leave 70 announce
L (" the citizens Of III. Mays county tha,
he has commenced the
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS,
NJ. 8 GRocERs' EXCHANGE,
Gunner 1t Exchange Place and Commerce St
BALTIMORE,
and will give his personal attention 10 all pro.
,iucc cuI.signed To him. lie hupes BY assidu
uns and prompt attention to business to meri
the confidenee of the community.
VIM. X. DODSON,
with Late firm of Luckett & Young.
REFEREE CEs:
JAMES Morn, Cashier Of Farmers an1 M-r
.hants' Bal,i;
Messrs. r. J. Carson & Co.. Bankers;
:. VIM. Whitelnck & c.;
Freeland & Hall.
April 2Stl., lS6O-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21
PRIVATE SALE OF
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

THE FARM belonging to ma, located in
IL Charlotte Hall district and situated about
oss and half miles from Patux-nt river, will
be sold a, Private sale. It contains three hun
.ired acres of land, more or less, and the sill
il celebrated lor the production of hiyl,es,
priced tobacco. The FARM has on il q cou,-
Portable DWELLING, with RusA
the usual out-houses. For HA
terms apply 20 the UNDER iii
signed q, champion" or adj - y
dress undersigned at Chaptic".
DANIEL. 7. MORGAN,
near Head oi St. Clements Bay.
Sept. 18th. 1SG0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

AND DEALERS N
PURE OLDWlNES AND LIQUORS..
No. So BALTIMORE STREET.
NEAR HOLIDAY. BALTIMORE.
HAVE cnn.t .niiy on hand large and well
= selected IT Ak of FAMILY GROCERIES,
s'onsissiDg, in part, Of
FREsH TEAs-.Green and Black, Of variou.
prices aud h.yoFs.
CovrEEs Java, Laguyra. Maracaibo
and Rio.
SuGARs.-New' Orleans, Crushed. Powdered.
I@ar, Granuate.i, C. Yellow aud Clarified,
italian, Mac,aroni ard Vermecelli; C"oper's
C'x's Refins, Gelatine; Fresh Salad and
Olive Oils. Cheese, Eugli.h Dairy. Pn.e
Apple and Sap Sage; Sardines, French,
ana Spanish Olives; English and American
Pickles-G-rkins, mixed, Piccalili Chow
Chow, Caulif"wer. Walnuts and Oniors
Sauces-Joi,s Bull Harvey, Reading, Soho,
Mushrooms and Worcestershire.
BRaSDiEs.-.Ias Hennesey & Co., Vintage
1910. OIad Dupuy & ca. 1876. Native
Caiawha. Bordeaux, Rochelle, aud other
brands
~, Madcirsr Lisbon, Sweet Moselae. aud
Chanpagne.
Scotch, OLD Rye, Calhoun, Old
| Rapp and bourbon, sme very oil and lire.
Pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits, &c.
| Imported aud Domestic SEC AIRS AND TO.
| BACCO.
All Of which they will srll a, reasonabl.
prices aid respectfully solicit call
+! March l.t, lsGO-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

hR. J. Felix MORGAN has removed
II from Leonard Towa TO h,a residence
"Piseenfia, on Bifson's hay. He offers his
professional services to the p,b,,e. Orders left
az the cigar establishment Of Gen. w. Dwyer
& Co., Leonard Town, will receavs prompt a..
tefssion. rt.z.--
Ian 10Th In6I--,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

Sept. 9th, lsso--G.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-02-21

>. !. xoRs.s.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
DnIIT Produce market.

EpNhSDAf bNhhlhot Juu6 ID
FLOUR = The market continues very
much depressed and prices irregular. Su-
peIfine may be quoted at 81 25@4 40i extra
at 81 5o@4 CO., and fancy and family brands
at 81 1908,
WHISKY-A good demand, aud prices
&c. higher: sales Of 500 barrels ct l2N@
l25sc.; the latter rate for wagon.
PROVISI0NS-There is no demand, and
prices remain merely nominal at $l4 T5@l5
for mess Pork; 4H@6Hc. for bulk Melts;
and 5K@7Kc. for Bacon. Lard sh@sHc,
without sales.
GROOERlES-A fair demand for Coffee,
with sales of 260 bags at 13X@14c. Sugar
firm at 606hc. Molasses dull at 30@32c.
WHEAT-The market rules steady, with
a fair local aud export demand. The choice
grades of white are in light supply. We
quote prime red at 90c, prime white at 81 08
al l2, and choice white at 81 l5 sales $50
bushels prime red at 90c 100 bushels choice
white at 81 l6, on landing; 500 bushels prime
white at 81 1901 II; $50 bushels common
white at 81; $50 bushels fair Kentucky
white at 81 II, on the landing.
C0RN-The demand is limited, and con-
fued chiefly to the retailers: 900 bushels ear
sold at CSC. in bulk at the lower depots.
0ATS-We have no change to report in
the market; they are offered freely at 300,
in bulk.
RYE-The market is unchanged and dull.
We quote il at 4S@50c.
BARLEY remains nominsl-there is no
demand for il.
HAY-Ptime Timothy could be sold at
5000 per tun, on arrival, but there is very
little coming in, the receipts being of in
fe1ior qualities which can not be sold.
CHEESE-The demand is limited and
confined to the retail trade. We quote new
at &C., and old at 6@7c.
BUTTER-There is a moderate local de.
mand for prime to choice qualities at s@l0c.
Anything below the grade of prime sells for
grease.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
RrWHsvt AmerIenn Bridal Party IN Patts.

brilliant Americas Bridal Party In PatIs.
A splendid wedding, saya the Paris cores
poudent of the New York Evening Post has
lust taken place, the bride being the dauRh-
ter of a wealthy American, who Is said 70
have made his money by lottery dealing,
and the bridegroom a French Marquis Of old
family. The company consisted chiefly OF
Americans and the entertainment was mag
nihcent. The rooms we're too crowded to
admit Of dancing, but there was a wonderful
banquet in the conservatory, converted for
the nonce into a supper room. The brides
mother wore a white satin dress, with
splendid ~1ounces and berthe of English point,
and a quantity of diamonds; the bride was
attired in white muslin over pink silk, with
one deep ~founce, headed with pink ribbon
in a hem, ~surmounted with vaienciennes, and
three tiny ~iounces, trimmed in the same
way, above the broad one; berthe and sleeves
TO match, and a~necklace and earrings of
that lovely substance the very pale pink
coral, already more costly than many jewels,
and growing rarer and costlier every year;
and in her hair o wreath OF pink roses and
green leaves.
Mrs. Dayton, the wife of the American
Minister, was splendidly dressed in rich
white silk, trimmed round the bottom with
a broad plated band of tulle, edged with silk
of the new shade called Marguerite" and
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to match all of which cunning arrangement
wss simply intended to set off a superb
flounce OF black lace that nearly covered the
skirt; the cOrsaee with q berthe, was trim =
med TO match a magnificent black lace
mantle, fastened on the shoulders, fell from
them over her whole person in torrents OF
shadowy folds and her attire was completed
by a head-dress of black lace, with a slight
intermixture of the silk which formed the
trimming of the tulle, and two little punches
of grapes in gold.
Countess Guiccioli, for many years past the
wife of the Marquis de Boissy, who made him
self so conspicuous by his violent attacks on
Italy and England in the early part of the
present session of the French Chambers, was
also among the guests.
Time has passed with wonderful ligbtness
over this most beautiful woman She is of
middle hight, becoming plump, with the
same exquisitely fair skin, and the same
delicate roses on her cheeks, that played so
fatal a part in Byron's destiny; her soft,
shining curls, showing 40 signs of age, no
longer hang down the side of the face, as in
her earlier portraits, but are drawn back and
fastened up with the pack hair. She wore a
dress of purple silk, trimmed with alternate
bands composed of little ruchss of the same
material, and %lounces of black lace; berthe
to match, and tucker; over her shoulders a
little scarf of white tulle, with fringed ends;
and black lace in her hair. She is animated
graceful, and would be noted by all who
should see her without knowing her his
ory-a pleasant, kindly, and most charm
ing woman. Such, indeed, she seems to be
considered, being much courted by all about
her.