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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09

EVY,S. Is Main street, Is the place where you
l. can certainly find the Chez pest goods in the
city. He has now in store the following goods and
to Judge by the prices tall oil which will be found
for tho trouble of coming from distance to yur-
chase their supply of Dry Goods at his store Fine
Linen Damask Finf err Napkins at 81 per dozen
worth 1906 fine Linen Damask Table Napkins at
81 90 worth l75; White Brilliant at IKE, worth
2oc superior quality Debege at l21sc., worth 29c
very fine Rleached Cotton Mt l21sc,. actually worth
Is; Grass Linen Handkerchiefs At 25c,. worth So;
ings at 371ac, generally sold for so and 63sc per
pair; Swiss Muslin Collars Of superior quality at
yard, worth 81; Bed Blankets Of all prices, frem Is
to 2: per cent. less than ssd elsewhere for Re-
member, remember that JACOB A. LEWIS. Is
Main street, is the place for bargains in Dry Goods
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last week,
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TREMENDous ExCITEMENT.

L THE HARPER'S FERRY AFFAIR
Completely put in the shade BY the great excite
ment among the ladies, produced by LEVY selling
his large and desirable stock OF Dry Goods at such
surprisingly low prices. /, is almost useless to affix
list Of prices. as almost every person knows that
LEVY is now and has been selling for many years
the cheapest Dry Goods in the city but in order
give idea to those " no have never purchased at
No. Is, we aix list of prices off few of the many
Irish Linen ut 50 cts yard, worth rs and s9a cts
fine Irish Linen at 37ta cts well worth 50 cts; dpe
cheap for SO cts; Cambria Strips, yards long, Mt
81 % for the whole piece, worth 81 o. heavy Brown
LINEN Damask Finger Napkins az IS cts. per dozen
worth rs; CsHibrc Collars at s71s cts worth62ts
cts; Bleached Cotton at 81 cts. per yard, worth
cts. by the at the present time. Be sure to
purchase your Dry Goods at
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, NOV. 8, 1859.
High Water this dag Wednesday, | Z O'clock.

ARRIVED,
schr. John Allen, Petersburg, light, d. w.
Currie.
SAILED.
Steamship jamestown. Skinner, N. y, mdze. anu
passengers. LuaIam Il Watson.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal. Phila., mdze. aad
passengers, II. +. Tuttle.
Steamer Geo. Peabody, Pritchard. Bait, mdze.
and passengers, u. Il w. Cure.
Schr. John Price, Sears, Boston, mdze., d. q W :.
Currie.
Sehr. John Francis. --, down the river, light.
Schr. Grey Eagle, -, down the river, hsht
Sehr. Georgeanna, Landron, down the river, light
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r T. G T u II f S
[coRREsPoNDENCE.l

RICHMOND. November 2, 1889.
To OLIVER p. BALDWIN. Esq:
DEAR SIR: For our own satisfaction and of our
fellow citizens generally. rs we think may ven
more Lectures at SUCH times as w0uld be con-
venient to yourself We rely on your well known
taton, and upon YOUR high reputation for success
in such efforts TO bring together large numbers.
be so good as to favor us with reply and desig-
nate such time and place as you would prefer.
Very respectfully,
VIM. Fl. MCFARLAND,
MOSES d. H0GE,
And others.
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@ PRICE OF TlohkIs. liked BY the COM
MtTTEE OF INVITATION at ONE DOLLAR
for TWO LECTURES. the ticket holder not de-
liyerins the ticket til second night Tickets for
MEADE & BAkER's, ]. WoopmousE's. KEEN,
BALDWIN & WILLIAMS, Msin street; APrERsoN
h DUPUYs, Broad street; LAIDLgY ROBIN
sons, corner of 4th and Franklin streets.
no7-5t COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
A PRIZE. A PRIZE.!--AT rHE PALACE
IA HALL SHOOTING GALiERY.-A beautiful
Silver Plated Ivory Handle FIVE-SH0OTER.t 10
be presented 10 the first person that can ring the
BELL four times in succession, at the word, with
the regular dueng Pistol. Gallery open DAY and
NIGHT, for practice and instruction in Pistol and
Rife Shooting.
EIGHT SHOTS for rs cents.
oe 22-lm JOHN B. WILLIAMS.
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u FGEIyING AND FOR SALE
- 81 bbls. supertne II OUR, ]. ]. Gisiner brand.
ALs0-A small lot Pend leton's Extra.
ALSO-6REEN APpLES. EGGS, OATS, HAY,
~. JAS. THOMAS.
I no e-u Cary street, near 18th.
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~3 pOUTs AND SHOES made to order
svsaSasssss 70 ladies' aud gents.-We are row pro-
pared to make TO order at short notice and reason
abe prices Boots and Shoes of every known variety
and stsle now worn. Having in cur ploy the
best workmen and using rome but the very best
materials we are satisfied that can suit those
in want with Boots, Shoes. &c. which. for quality,
style and sh, surpassed by none in the United
States. MAKCiIS HAhhiS Pho
Manufacturers and wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c, Main street, next
to American Hotel.
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THIRD PAY.

On FRIDAY. tho 18th of November
GRAND PROC ESSTON,
which will be formed in the Capitol Square, At
O'Clock, A. NJ, under the command of the Mar.
shals appointed-y. Laute. DR.. Bodeker and Egge-
ling, and proceed from the Capitol Square thronrh
Capitoi street to 9Th, from thence to Main, Main
down to l7th thence to Broad and Broad street up
to the African Church, where the oratiops will bs
delivered. Admission free of charge bat none ex
cept ladies and invited suests-who will he con-
Quoted to their respective piaces-are allowed TO
enter the hall after the has come in
Rev. Mr.. III. SCHEIB, Of Zion's Church, Balt-
more. will oliver the German oration.,
deliver the English Grafton.
MUSIC and CH0RUSES before, between and
after the oratIons.
After the oratons. the Procession will be rs
formed and proceed up Broad street to Belleville
whore the FESTIVAL will be continued with Mu-
rs cents.
In the evening, there will be a SPLENDID SUP
corner MARSHALL and 9th streets. Supper and ad-
mi sslon ticket, ST. no SIT
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49, THE COMMITTEE OF INyI-
Mr. OLIVER p. BALDWIN hiss consented to de-
liver TWO LECTURES a. h. MECH MICS lnsti,
tute, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN lNGS
next. They have fixed the price of the ticbets al
ONE DOLLAR each, These tickets, which are sod
1T several points IN the city. VII admit the hOldera
20 hot lectures Ticnets for The sine lecture may
be had At tire door of the Mechanics institute, for
20 cents each. THE COMMITTEE.
no y-3t
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sECONn Day.

SECoAU DAY.
On the night of THURSDAY, the 10th of Nav
q RAND CONCERT ''
will take place at Metropolitan Hall. For partieu
lars, see below.
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H To Merchants.

VIM HUBBARD MITCHELL, ACCOUNTANT.
Office at ]. S. Walkers Factory, 7th street.
Continues to Write up Books and Adjust Accounts,
and solioits the books of four OF five merchants,
tendance OF a book-ke per. He refers to the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. John Stewart David
n Walker, Messrs. Massie Il Peasants, Rich
moud. va; and Messrs assie K Smith, Tobacco
Commission Merchants. New York. oc 26-lmf
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THE "DTSPATCH" STEAM
pow Err

THE "DISPATCH"s STEAM
o. pow Err
PRIN r - CT Q + + / & Il,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richm oad,
Virginia.
This Establishment, tbeing the most complete
Printery IN the South, both as regards Types, Or,
naments &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning cut the hnest
BOOK ANDJOB PRINTING,
SUCH
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &c,
WELL AS -
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES & H4NDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices Insurance, Railroad. and Transpor-
taton Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines. for Cards. Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &c, are capable of turn
ing off 1900 impressions per hour thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice
gA- Prices reduced in proportion 10 the increase
OF speed
ps- Printing, in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the hi hest style of the art
In this branch of the business, the proprletors can
safely challenge competition.
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- MONROE BUILDING FUND AS
30 SOCIATI0N.-A called meeting Of this
Association will be held AZ Saunders Had on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING. Nov. 9th, at ~ o'clock.-
Bus nf great importance will be bTough' before
the meeting. The Stockholders are earnestly re-
quested to attend.
no SGT +. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
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nA Licorice-A. g. G. Rrand.-The above
well known favorite Brand always on sale by
JAMES c. McANDREW,
de8-lv 81, Pine street. New York.
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EA The St. Lawrence House, Corner 9th
and Main streets: Richmond, Va. is now open for
the reception of B0ARDERS, either by the day,
month or year. MRS. X. MACDONOUGH.
oc Cts
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At METROPOLITAN Hall. on THURSDAY NIGHT.
the 10th of November, takes place the
GRAZ ID CON C ERT,
with Declarations, Tableaux. &c. from Schiller's
works. The management is entrusted to Nessrs
o. Heinrich. Seibert, Herbig aud Kempe The Mn
steal part is under the direction of Messrs Fred.
Seibert and G. w. Thilow
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On the night Of "WEDNESDAY. tn. 9th Of Nov
The Procession will be formed on the coTner of
Marshall. and 9th streets, fNew Market.j AZ 10
O'Clock. F. NJ and proceed. under the Command Of
the appointed Marshais thron the nrinc.n.l -, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-09
PR CIR A NJ NJ E;

I. Overture Of Tancredi. Orchestra Rosunf
2. PROBES ne To the Celebration.
g. Grand Chnrus-Germen National Song
Sipsing Society of Vir. mia. ........ Recharda
4 Defamation of the Monolosue IRON
William Tell. ...-.. .-........ Schiller.
D. Chorus-Sehlller's DIthyrambe. .Zolner.
PART
]. Overture OF Stradeila Orchestra, .Fiotow
O. Defamation of the Celebration Poem,
written expressly for the American
Schiller Celebration Fres rash.
Solos, i,uettss. &c Kucken.
4. Defamation of the celebrated Song of
the Bell -................S Schiller
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LEWIS lis Main st.
EGRoEs, CLnTM,NG. NEGRoEs,

EGRoES' Clothing. NEGROES
~ ~ cLoTHiNG:..DARRAcoTr, HARRIS :
HI they ss'
made in the most durable nanner. and will be sold
at such very low prices that we think we can con,
money and trouble to buy of us We have Cloth
ing FOR farm hands. drivers, factory, and dining
& if e6hTs 7 hS s fs si ffisi
s esther ws oYs NI Of ,s s
early, and should they prefert, all Negro Cloth NJ
trouble and money, and procure really good and
6ISKAoorrsI nA i, asis CO. o.,
Successors to MERCHANT, WEisfeRR & Co.,
SiLAs. siLks. SILKS. -N0vEMBEa srH.
CAP Stots os h1sans II p9 a sks =, the
Rich Basadsrs Silks. a ST. wsrta 81 %; Rich
sere Silks, at Sl5o, worth 81; Rich SILK Robes At
low psa and and fad qa " ~.
lately sold at a73. and SO cents.
Large stock Rish French psI.slaes and . Pc
lame Lame Robes; Rich Trimmed Lace and Muslin
wen sfh tss 'dIs, 8 ys y i. s ssl Square.
RoYs, AND YouTHS. GLOTHING.-IR
sSsrs GSsKs xEs .ss rs m s:s
UNDER- sill IT'S, we have ever shown These in
want viii bear in mind that we otIer them large
stock of various styles OF Goods handsomely got.
ten up. from which to make selections, and at sat
'~ KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
A BEAUTIFUL iislt can be had BIZ the asa Of
n my KERoSINEo COAL OIL. which il the
best now made. is pure. and clear. almost With
out any psreeptble smell. and warranted not 10
smoke, also have . variety Of LAMPS. direcs
8uy pattern desired. =
BURNING Fluid, Lamp Oil and . variety Of Lamp
Wtckss Just received and for sale by s =
l.. WAGNER. DTugeist,
Corner 81 9th and DrOad sts.
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"a 500 REWARD.-Rsn away from the
GNy Ballard House, about the let of Nov negro
IA imam named ca RTER HILL. II years OF arc.
~ brovn color. about5 feet Slnches high, hasa
49, careless germs gait when walking hold
ing is head little TO slde he has false front
teeth put in pivot Hs hasa mother and Tela-
the above reward for his apprehension and delivery
to ne, or confinement IN any place OF security
where can get him. DAVID NJ. LEA.
nod EMtS
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- tn Make GOOD Biscuits, qse Sempless
Inlallible Dakins Powder. For sale ~ al Drug
gists and Grucorg.
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CELEBRATION

~ or THE
10TH ANNIVERSARY OF
FRIEDRICH Won SCHIIIEp
The Committee Of the Schiller Celebration ~.
ieaye to announce to the public gene raj that thsys
viii take place, '-"' '"efs
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= FOR RENT-The very convenient HOUSE,
E on 4t, street. between Clay and Leis h. at pres
E:S ent occupied by Mr. P. s. Yink. 1t contains
six rooms and is in good repair. Possession given
LIST December. For terms, &c, apply to
RAWLINGS K H0ILADAY,
no o-dts 18th ST., hetween Main ard Cary.
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= y -. :. :. =. Miss Salome.
E2 MR.. sAND MRS. WOODWARD :,
asnington. have the honor 10 snnonnc.. " ~
SsasE ihat they viii open DANCING ScHos"ud.
y up ,ns nylt N Law Bnildins, on FranSn Stsee,
Young Ladies', at3 r. NJ, and GeptIsmsn az q 20
pass Of Tuition Tuesdays and FRiDaYs. ~"
AND IN connection with the latest nd mn.t fat
Ionable Dances they will iutrodnra shs 80 4. .ash-
s,,m Exercises They will also take lew Private
Application can he made at N, cARtysr,s
door from 9th ~ D""" '''0o'' "a
T. S.-Mr. and Mrs. w will teach thu nav a.,
rifle. ""as duso-
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~ TO save Lnrd. use NempIe,s Inln1iibls
Baking Powder. For sale BY all Drussists she
Grocers. ---4~------------------
, 1859-08-16
Tho British Corn TF4dcs
ffrpR The Max Lsne Exnsrns In.Y e j

Tic storms Of the past week have done much
local damage, especially where hail fell heavily.
But, on the other hand, The country peueralJy
was suffering 50 much from drought Inst tue
rain has not only revived the grass lands, but
given mclIowness to the Barley. and increased
The bulk Of Oats. Accounts Tarv considerably
as to the prospects Of the yield of Wheat. The
light and poor lands are expected to be very de-
ficieut. ia .conseouence OF the excessiye hcnt :.
but The deep, well pulyerizcd loans. eapeciaii,!
in the West. are verv hiuhlr spoken Of in afl
respects, where mt lid. Still, as there is much
IN this predicameut, we y,expect great vari-
city Of samples.
In the Naltic, Rye cutting has commenced,
and there are great complaints of deficiency,
wI'iel, rench southerly into France. Here, also,
the Wheat crop, as samples come to hand, show
an inferiority to The last tmo seasons and this
seems likely to be the case in Belgium and Hol-
land. There has not been sufficient time to OBJ
serve the effect Of the storms in the Potato crop
in this country, but the probability ia that there
will be Some increase Of the disease. A scarcity
Of iabor obtaining just ut the commencement Of
, 1859-08-16
Financial dnU Commercial.


MospAr EyEro, Aug L.
The caution Of bankers in granting discounts
continues, and hence the money market must
be quoted rathcr stringent The demand is in
creasing, and doubtless the requirements Of
trade will be unusually heavy as soon as active
shipments commence. What accommodations
ase afforded are made as usual at 10 per cent.
Exchange is more plenty; but rates are still
&c premium. Gold same figures. Outside the
banks there is very little doing, and rates are
merely nominal as usual at 1@s per cent Per
month.
, 1859-08-16

1osA.-...-............. @39.0sI,01
TEAS WHEAT Axp Conx-From the Gal
weston Priet Current Of the soth July, we clip
the following items regarding wheat and corn !:
T1as 1p1edt for Euyeps.-The steamer
Neptune brought down this morning, from
Houston: 32s sacks Texas wheat, for shipment
TO New York It is seldom that nc hare ~ op-
portuuity Of stating q fact as important aud
gratifying fact as this. 1t ia IN omen Of bet
ter times for the whole State. Thus far We
hare been largely indebted to other States for
flour-the imports into Galveston alone, since
the 1st September amounting TO 44,l55 bbls.
IIenceforth VIC trust that Texas will herself pro-
duce not only enough for home consumption,
but largely for expectation.
Corn.-Ve notice the arrivals Of new crop
Texas ehra have begun, and. from the accounts
from the interior, hare no doubt that Gayestou
this year will be supplied with home product,
and not from New Orleans, as heretofore. The
receipts from New Orleans, since lst September,
have been 1855 sacks. For the year ending 1st
September, 1855, they amounted to nearly si1ty
thousand sacks. Texas this year will hare an
immense surplus, and will be soon ab'c To check
the importation Of pork, bacon and lard.
, 1859-08-16
From the Yellow Bsone-Indlnn Bat.
tle&.1

ST. Locls, Aug. l4:-The steamer Spread
Eagle, witt, rs q. 5. soldiers from Fort Randall,
arrived at St. Joseph On Friday evening, from a
point 800 miles above the mouth Of the Yellow
Stone, report sanguinary fight between the
Sioux aud Arickarees on tue ed Of July, which
reauIted In the loss Of 20 Of the former, and 1G
OF the latter, and another battle is anticipated
to result on the extinction Of the weaker party
The Spread Eagle went $50 miles higher up the
Missouri than any boat before.
, 1859-08-16

millions of doiars.. IL original leaat vas over
fosty-three millions, = special loan 10 the road. !
BY the State, Of slhreetnfliions, haring been aunk
10 the early stsga Of the enterprise Tie First,
Second and Third Mortgage 8onda will proba-
tly be covered; hut the value Of the other mort.
cages and unsecured bonds is rery., doubtful.
Tue total liab}ssea; with the market value, are
, 1859-08-16

AaA1xo1ox. Aug. 15.-Prof. Alex. Diuritry,
~ % tx.ns!.sSr q Of the state Department, was up.
Rs1 Re S;se saay az u tae President, minister 10
a+ a. earlJ day for Central America,
Tbs statement Of the London Herald. that our
Government has officially notified that at Her H.,
AA3esty that the United States have resoirnd -
abandon prirsteering as portion Of maritime
Law, AKresd upon Il the Congress In 1ssG IL
eatsrely without foundation. The Adn;n;s,r..e' -
fisn strictly insists On its retention.
, 1859-08-16


FRElGHTs-More active. The scara natnbo-, Naomi,
and curtias Manu. take corn to Ruao At SC schs Ballard
eon TO Cleveland st SC: prop Sun, wheat Daao Ut sxe
aud selr Africa. wheat to 0.weso at &C.
FLoGH-ReeeTA LEST; Shipments e-5 1nis. Market
vc1y dull Sales wefc:-loo brls "Dlshop Milk" Spring
Exta ei. Winter Extras nominal ii 4soS5.m.
"HEAT-Rccspss, Is s7l bu shpsntntA 81 800 bushels
Wzrzz-Qulet and steady. Sales were 800 bu No Led
at SIC Ia store o hu do 1t sHc In stort 20 bu do 1t
Sc atoFs 100 bu No Red as 7c III sosc 700 bu do 1t
In ttore 400 bu do Ut e In kto.r 800 bu No White at
&c In store. srz1xoIn actya shipping Demand aud I'D.
r1nctd e33c. saes vere:-Go bu No Sp,nx II &c III
stonc no bu do 1t In sto1e go bu do 4. &c In o.e:
1oo In do a &c In store 10, bu do M In ssose
bu do at 5e In stare 800 bu No Spring at &C IN ote
d 1u do at &c In ssore 800 bu do SC .to.es
hu do nj aec; s0oo bu old Standard Sc Ii &o1e
Co hu do IT In store 40 tu old At 5c in store
CoRN-Ncttlha, IL oe5 ba fh!pmcats u eSs bu Mar.
kct aslve md alv1ueed lc Sales wers 900 In Canal
b.; 6o tu do at &C. h. % 800 bu No ut &c
In ao7u; foo bu do at 6Oc In store 100 bu do a Goc in
store 800 hu At TIC In bu Ear Com nj 1Se
e1 70 lls on track: 90 lass No Corn at &C track
0AfSReceptA, ,sso bu; no shipments. Market dull
andscloust Sales wce bu No nj &c in store; 500
hu do At SC In bags $500 bu do at nj axe aaoat.
RfE-RecelptA, SIS bu. Market quiet and rather dull
Saies wert:-lf0 bu at sSe per bu DELIVERED
BARLEf-ReceIpta. 81 bu. NAsket nominal At soa &c.
uI6UW1SEs-Kece1ptA 1T bb!a- Market still Inactive
md nonana}at .skc. Retail lets selling ut :e.
ALCOu0L-5 per al.
AEss foRk-Rec+lpts S'hb.s 3tarke, dull and nout.
pal At 15.6o4l63.
BACON Shoulder. 7dasie: Hams, sHe,lc.
1AnD-Nouin1l At l1f3lt.
IALLo"-Reeeipts. 40 lbA. Market quiet at 1tX
Gloxe
n1DEs-Reeeipta.- ~ 90 lbs. Qutet and UNCHANGED
oseea Sailed eis sac; Cali. loc; Ksn sxc; Dry s.tcd
Halsc Dry Flint, lsa1tfs; Extra do, lie. 49,.
WooL-ReeriHs, 90 lbs saea were:-4co 1bs half
blood fleece It Sc.
EGQS-DuuNt .07}e for ncsh.
POULTRY AND GAME-Lye Chickens. pope1
dox; Turkeys, 68sc pcz lb; p.air3s Ch1ekcna ,ais3
Per doz.
foTAToEs-Reeeipta hight ind market Steady nj
&s335c
APPLEs-a bbls common Michigan at sl.s5: 70 Ibis
coed do Ut :..5 choice apples, :.T5.
LIVE sToCk-RercipkA n catt:e, md $50 aheep. The
MARKET ~ss unchanged. Prime ealr In good demand, With
lt few arriving poor cau1e dull The sslcs at shemans
, 1859-08-16
i A&QWAA loan.

IkAvxxwcs1H. Aug. 15.-The eitJ voted to-
Rtssy. Sufficient subscriptions havs been guar.
aa4eed 70 jassi{y ths immediate prosecution Of
the work.
, 1859-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

NoxpAT Eyk41xo, Aug. Is, ls:a.
The receipts and shipments during the past
Fl hours we're - follows:
, 1859-08-16
Foreign Steamers TO Arrive,

u II i Il MEN EX-
-. GHAS0E;,-zThe Eooas Of The Association, In
a1aa hleeS WI be open each morning from eight nine
oeloek, As LunbermaA& Exchange, 1t which time aud
pAes Al fssdent and noncaldeut Nanuf.esures Cy and
thetraje are Invited To attend
KulERT Il. Foss, President.
8!H HRALEf Wooo SecTtsaFy. myteSnsd&Etw-1s9
, 1859-08-16
1kcx1rzs or FRoprcK 1EztxpAr,

The following table shows the amount Of Flour
and Grain in store in this city on tbe 18th inst,
compared with tie amount in store at the cor
responding date in 1865 and 1851: