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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-28

fs5- An old Joker. who never yield.
cd the psIu, To any one IN rcelins q
knot,y yarn, was pu. to his ,rumPs
q, hearing a traveller state iha. he
once cav brick house placed upon
runners and drawn up bill to more
favorable location, some half mile
distant. "What do you think Of
that, Uac.c Ethel I" said . bysiani.
CT. "Oh, fudge" said the old man,
II once saw story stone house,
drawn by oxen three niles. -
A dead silence ensued: the old man
evidently had the worst end Of i.
and he saw il. Gathering oil hi.
energiss. he BIT Of . huge piece oi
g.tail, by way Of getting time foE
.hcuyht. "Thsy drawei The stons
house, - said the old man, ejec,ing
quantity Of tobacco juice toward the
fireplace. "bus that wasn': the wors'
Of the job; after they'd done that
,hey vent back and drs~ed the eel
lar" The stranger cared.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-28

FFNFi fHfte#NFf HHH
r hWrhsh ~ - plioa
fanfhtw. ~ ssslies as
mIlui y 80 dls N Ga
mff
ffNffs flaai n copper s.l
N4aaAnF btt. ias maeh sll a
asfH maAs sas heller
Tbg.afs men onig When yoaf
iadJ i've fah'i ts moved ~ aby elh
sf ps1ssi, ~ tie ls1Ia BET
"I don't lie % zee small ihihgs
70 snety pointed " ~ the boz sad
whsh Ne eui a ths sHl u the school
masters eesh,ds
A nairfslisl, describing The roo.,
say,i H. loves lhe hlae empyfesh,
ani Ne quil, Ne lofts hight, vien he
a brought 10 ihla da.l earth by the
mere ieIec II eaierpillafy attraction
llrahdy applications are recon
mended if badness, ooalinnedes'
lcfnally until the hair is veil started.
and afterwards tab en IN generous
quantities internally 10 clineh Tho
roots.
Cor IIig The Washington States
says Prentice oi the Louisville Jour
nal is an artful old ios Prentice
replies 1--WE don't know but wc
are from the way IN which We make
the geese iIui,er and squall "
"Ala, didn'i the minister say, last
Sunday, that spark. acw upwards !"
"ics, dear; Low came You to think
Of ~" "l,ecause yesterday saw
Cousin snlly's spark staggering down
the street, and fall downward"
i A modern sa,irist speaks Of Japi-
tcr's wifc as tho "rusty juno"
Tho Boston pcs, says "he pups rash.
or unconsciously, asrust 10 the oxyde
Of iron, aud We have always beard
tho lady spoken ot as the oz.sycd
wife Of Jove. ="
A gentleman Of very small stature
sskeda yoans lady to join him 10 the
pleasure and troubles Of this world
for life. She replied: 81 do not
know, sir, that would have any use
for you; You are too large ior the
cradle and no. large enough TOT tho
bed"
"va. yon make dswy'' hastily 10.
, | suired u Du,chmmn Of his daughter,
who Was being k,ssed BY her sweet.
heart very elamorously.
4 "0h, no. much---Juss ceur,ins .
lliltle--da,'s all"
II "0ho. ds.'s all: ~ tam, ! thought
, you vas ,igh.ing."
Arsr MARr's CnoIcs.--"Dear
; Aun, Mary, WIN. shall ] buy you for
. q birthday prescnt---whst would you
like bestt" Aun, Mary, who IL jsss
.hir.y.nvc, with n quies sigh 10 hss.
| self--"Mhas would like bessi l
! know very we'll what ] shosld LIKE
best: I sl.ould like On odd Relov's
} 0dcring.'"
/ A Es,-ra,e joke took plaes sseeae-
IL in . courtroom. A wonss uss
testifyibg in behalf of hss soa, ssd
/ .wore tia, ''he worked on the farm
ever since be vss born" The lsw-
|, yer who cross-exsnined hss ssid:--
! "You assert that your son vesksds -
. farm ever since he vss bssnl" II
\ do" "whs. did be DO he ssss
! Year," "IIc MIXED" The lawyer
esspors.ed. Nt
Pete and Ssmbo. two blubbss.
J Tipped dsrkics, werc "sputin" sbous
a coon hide. ssmbo. - he expvsss.
ei Il, becoming dissssfv'sd visA
the iass. said. "Look here, Pets,
les, hush up die here Fuss" "Im
!. ~illin'," said Pe:e. go b l."
Laid sambo. "snd less talk obous
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ION Wfllllk

m 80 puseairtiosi. from large Hand
l'If 70 fancY Cards, done With Neainess
ia Dispatch. aud on reasonable terms.
RlAstu Ov Dt.I.1S t.ut.A1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23
CLEVELAND, RFIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, 1852

eruciblo and FIRE speedy aud Effected this. T
lngot was handed round among Cxamiud by all
the company. "Now," said Torrini. 81 am
going to restore this ingot 20 its primitive fOm
that is, to reproduce II 10 the shape Of tie
Cardinals chronometer. This Transformation
shall take place while the ingot is ia the act Of
passing IRON this INTO the pocket Of the person
m this company the least to be suspected Of
coniederacy" Every eye turned upon the
Pope. "Ahl ahl" said his Holiness, in locu.
lar tone, this gets stronger and stronger -
" hat would you do, Mt Sorcerer il | were do
demand that it should be my pocket" Torrini
boWedi aud answered, "Your Holiness has only
to order, to have your wish Obeyel.' The Pope,
still smiling, said, LET it be sol"
The lngo. was again shown and handed
round. Returning to Torrini, he quietly con
cealed it-so small an article was speedily made
to disappear. All were eager for Che next move.
= Pass!'' exclaimed Torini. He had finished
his work. The Pope put bis hand into his
pocket, and thence drew out--tho Cardinals
famous Breguet, safe, sound and unscralch.
ed.
OF course, Torrili was greatly eulopized 49,
Ho retired, covered with laurel, and on the fols
lowing doy, had tho honor of receiving a da-
mond snuli-box, with complimentary message
from his Holiness
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23
toS@ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see lourt
page.
An ORIGINAL LOVE STORY.

The following was printed some time ago, but
ago has not destroyed its flavor;
lie struggled to kiss her. She struggled tue same
70 prevent him, 40 bold aud undauuted,
But as fmitten by lightning, he heard hoe exelaimI
'AyEunt, sir g. aud Oh he ayaunted.
But when lac returned with the nendishest laugh.
Showing clearly that he atliontcd
And threatened BY main force to carry her On,
She gtiod, "D0ntr and tho poor fellow dOn'ted
When he meeky approached and got down at her ftot
Praying loud, ~ before he had tanted,
Thattho would forgive him aud try to 10 sweet,
Andsaid, "Cau't you;'-the dear girl re-cantcd
Then he softly whispered, ''How could you do so:
l certainly thought was Tilted,
But come thou With me, to the parson Wen go;
Say, wilt thou, my dear" and she witod.
Then gsily he took her 10 see her now home
shanty, by no means enchanted
'See here We can live, no longer 10 roum"
lie said, 'shan't we, my deari" 50 thoy shRntlod,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

THE GRRAr CmcKEr MATcu.-Wnkes Spirit
publishes the names Of the players who are to ems
ter the lists in tbs great international match Tho
names of the English Eleven who are to play tho
American Twenty-Five, are, William Caffyn, Rob't
Carpenter, Julius Caesar, Frederick Caesar, r..
Daft, Alfred Diver, James Grundy, Thomas Hay
ward, James jackson, John Lillywhie, Thomas
Lockyer, George Parr, and John Wisden.
OF the American players, the st. Georges Club
of New York, furnishes nine, as follows: A. H.
| Gibbor Lang, Harry Wright, W. Connery, +. II
Lilywhito, Sam Wright, r. Waller, J. T. Walker,
Bagc.
Tho New York Club the following a,e: W. vii,
by, James lIigham, IL. Sharp, A. Marsh, W.
CrOssley.
The following five nro from Philadelphia; W.
NOwhall, Morgan, Barclay T. Senior, Hammond.
Newark furnishes i. Hallisj Chicago Head ;
Long Island, Earnshaw, which makes up tho 22.
The Boston Post says that when the English
Eleven meet their competitors they will 'leYen the
whole lump.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

THE LADIES ALL RIoHT.-The appreciation Of
the ladies is the grand object of the existence Of
many of this generation Of masculines, and with
any institution the fact that the ladies' favor it is
great point gained Ii is therefore with no little
satisfaction that we heard from our "obelient ser
want" in Stark Co., that the ladies' in that region
are in favor of the LEADER aud have exerted them.
selves in getting up a club for the campaign,-
Read, yc democratic papers aud tremblc;
"Dear Sirs.-Tho women down hear arc getting
excited too on the Political question, | know Ol
but one woman in all my knowledge around that
is Loco. All the rest are on the right side and
those that have Loco husbands are giving them
lectures every day. One woman TO my knowl-
edge was the means Of knocking the Egyptian fog
her mans eyes and bring him to Il knowledge of
the trnth."
The picture of woman knocking the Egyptian
fog off her mans eyes ia unique to say the least
She must be on the Heenau order. However, she
is all right on the LEADER question and is TO bo
commended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Rnthnlnf'S Hair Dye

The oniv harmless and reliable Dye knOton
Inc Original aud best IN the world'
An others mere limitations and SHOULD Oe Nulueu
ou wish 10 escape rdiuule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to .
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
injury TO Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have boel
warded to VIM A. Batcholof is9s and oVrr soOOC
applications have been made to the Han of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
WIN A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces coloI
aot To be distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
lot to ure the least however long maybe continued
and the al eject Of Bad Dyes remedod the Hair inVgor
red for life by this splendid Dye.
Made sold applied (u private roomsl a the Wiz
FAcory, No GBi Brundwuy, N. Y.
Sud in all cities and towns of tile United States By Drug
lists and Fancy Goods Dealoss
CF- The genuine has tho usme and address upon steel
elato engraving on four sides Of each Boa Of
WIN. A. BATCHELOR,
iRulT No pa BROADWAY, n.
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1nsuroutr Aecnts.
Marine Insurance.

PHEylX INSURANCE COMPANT, NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL Il SURPLUS $500, 900
DOLICTES ISSUED ON HULLS,
''''1 il 4 BRAYroN, Agent,
aue2l.2 g,d3w AtNvuter Ruiz ing
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NO. 22s.
Drp GOODS.
New Goods.

aniyius daiy at
8 RAYMOND q CO.'S 1856 SUPB-
SILKS.
We have lust received Ecfabt Assortment Of rich
Dress silks IN GrJs dc Rhine POult do Sole Brocaies,
biladeres Plaids, c.s6c,
SHAWL.
In our Shawl department We have lust received large
stock Of Broche Noug aud sQuaft) Chacs Bfosc Cash
meroi Teens StIpus ard blanket shaNys OF all
DlkESS GOODS
Daily receiving siilos Of Dolanes Printed Meriuos
aud frunoh Calicocs.
RMDROIDRRIES.
An unusual fno assortment OF Embrotderies has last
been received, Call ard framiuo
sBIHTINGs AND sHERTINGs.
Paro lax shirnes nl,o a. 81 o. - So o. l0A vdis
sheeiiiis good assOrtmen Oi Table Linens
CLOTHS AND PLANNEIs.
broad Cloths French noeskus and CassimsIes Flanne
ol osey width aud eQualty. Blankets, Aurceus and d.
maakGs hHullt 8. RAYMOND a 60
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

Coat TRADR.-Bttention is called to the Advor.
iisement of Mr.. Allen Jones, coal dealer. Ho has
two offices, one upon the pier aud one at the rail-
road crossing on Euclid street, for the accomoda-
ton of up and down town residents, All kinds Of
coal ior sale and orders promptly attendcdto.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23
CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY mOnN1NG, SEPT. as, 1880
PLAN AMI oRN A,tENrAl. PRINTING.

ca Plaiuu and Ouanei tu Prutiugu' description
ilne the Printing Estabiishmtu 60 the LtadcT once
no improved and nUs rupd steam presses tn the
lest STYLE short notice aud reasonable rates par-
icuar attention paid 10 blank work Eyefg descriptions
Bnding done, especially Blank books, Ledgers Journals
ales Bioks, Receiving BOOKS, so, &C.
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THE GERMAN lNSURlNUE COMPANY
or FCIEVRLAND, OuIOI

THE GERMAN lNSURANUE COMPANY
or CLEVELAND, OuIOA
AJOINTSTOCK OMPANY
Organized January 2s 1859 under the generaia otthe Stat
Cnpi,nI stock 5000 s,Gurcs Mt SEQ ench,
secured by Heal Estute 100000.
OFFICERs %. W SCHMIDT, Presidont, DR., W,
DIREcTORs:-C, ". schmidt, ] Mayer, II. Keller,
Dr., W Meyer ]. Wagner, G. Loick, j. Mueller John A.
" THE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Ipsuro
iSss nsn%,a % wars T @.TShanjsa etc payment Of SssS.
shall be made Ia GO suffer the loss sha have been as
ceaned and pr0yod Not moro tun 1000 will be lnsur
one" Guy No. r. Atwato1 g,ock tarsl sorsrier
Gu. RiCE, Agent. tapl5R2lyl JOHN WAGNER. res.
The Quaker City Insurance Company
or PHILADELPHIA.
CRpltial CpisoG .9d snIdY STrnlYpS $50 b,13 ,bSS ~
Office, Franklin Buildings, No. 4Os, Walnut st
Fire Insurauceon storos Public Buildings and AIer-
Marine iasuranec-on Vessels Cargo and Freight to
Also, inland nsur CO on Goods to and from all parts Of
the Union. -
Semi-AnnuaI Statement
Of the Business and Condition o ne Quaker Cy Insurance
.C0mplHy-JHylSt Isl li5g.
SnF6as January Isl, is55........ l2iSI4S
Premiums Reccizgd from lan. lss
1859 to July lst, 1889. lbO29l 30
Interest and SALVAGE account........ 10 S52 ~ 80 - u
LOSSES AND EXPENSES.
Losses. dividends, commissions 10
agents, taras licenses orniiag,aL-
aud Office expenses. Sli33-s15 S3jl lG6 g.
ASSETS.
Bouds NOR gnges, stocks coupon
bouds, loans on collateral a d On
Cail..-....;i i..........-.-.--..-...-SM'is 5l
Cash Ia bank on hand and in lands
ui ugehls....-' o-sls 0llOo Y
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
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his companions. Only George Dawkins he'll
out he had for some reason. inhibited a disliL
to HAIRY.
Harry indu'try was not without effect. VI
gradually gained position in his class.
" axe care, Dawkins, said one If his COM
panionS the same wne who hal before spoken tc
liarrr-"or Harry Conant will be dispu.inp
your place with vou."
Much good it'll DO him." said the latter.
cOntemptuouslr.
For all that you'll, have to be careful |
tell you that"
"l'm not in the least afraid I'm a li,,Ic ,oo
firm In my position 10 Le ousted out by Young
Stupid"
Just wait and see.
Dawkins really entertained no apprehension.
lie was one who had unb,undod G ,nu,,r,,,, IN
himself, aud felt n sense of power In tho rapid;tv
with which he could master \ Lessen. liz, tbcrc.
fore did not study much, and though he could
not but see that Harry was rapidly ulyturin,,.
le rejected with scOrn the idea that Yvung Stu
pid would ever bc able 10 displaCc him.
This, however, was the object which HAIRY
was arriving at. lie had not forgotten the nick -
name which hal been given him, and this was
the rev cngc which he suught-a strictly hunora-
blc one, IL will bc admitted.
AT length the day cf his triumph came. lie
Mos advanced to the head Of the class, which ho
had entered at the foot, and George DaYkins,
much to his disgust, found himself pIaviuy seq
Ond fiddle to Young Stupd"
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TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR--.NO. 1910

quite exhilaratcd, "but who d have thought was
going to have one 80 quick"
"It's pretty good pay for being incastorated.
Iqu inearceratet') isn't 1t, Betsy 2" remarked her
learned companion
For being what ?" asked Betsy, opening her
eyes to their widest extent
:, 'lhcastorated. That means, being put in Jail
lou must excuse me for using words above your
relrehension, but II comes so supernatural to me-
doing It,"
'Whst a eddication you must have" exclairn-
ell Betsy. for theIecund time, admirngy,
"Well, said Mrs. Bent. in satisfied tone. "I
don't know. suppose have made pretty good
use OF my opportunities, but there's those can't
hold a candle to-"
II am sure you say that only because you are
mo. mean So had a cousin once. You
ought to have heard him talk He sort Of de-
spsed W, ryis that warn't at least three sylables
long. ! caught great many words from him.
And where is he now ?" asked Betsy with
some curiosity.
''lle is defunctcd," said Mrs. Bent, solemn
ly.
Then, seeing that Betsy looked as If she did no,
understand she coniescended to explain that he
died Of typhusfcver.
"lle had put on his tombstone line from some
great writer that he had altered for the occ sion
II was "After life's ftful fever he sleeps we'll"
But as lie never was troubled with fits he had
well 'f'
Betsy expressed her admiration Of this senti-
ment, which put the cook into quite good hu-
NOR with her.
From this they began to discuss the manner in
which the new silk dress was to be cut and trim
med. i regret for the sake Of ny LADY readers
that am unable to give a satisfactory report Of
il.
will only add that in the afternoon, Betsy
saw released, much to her joy, and reinstated in
her old place at the Dan forths, over whom though
they knew it moi, great II isfortune was impend-
ing
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POETRY.
Tsp Railroad RnsIneer', SONG.

1love-Oh how love 10 ride
The Iron Horse in his fiery pride
A!i other Joys sem dull and vain, 4,
When lay my land On his misty manc.
Fear him not with his ribs Of steel,
His flaming throat and his brushing wheel
And his smoky crest, SO black aud tall,
Like pillar covered with funeral pall.
Though his stamping shakes the sn,id ground.
And lie soatters hre-iakes all around
Hes gentle as iennet in ladys rein
When he Feels my hand on his misty manc.
Lot me astrde ~ The Iron Horse,
tuli oi heroe fury, speed and force;
Ana bark how lac pants and blows, ani snorts,
Whhe my skill mis- eager bounding thwarts.
But when Tn mounted on his back,
And you see him coming-clear the track
Nothing can check him ON his course,
AS nc tbundeH along my Iro'I Horse
Then huIzs the Iron Horse for inc
Ihe eagle scarce flies ns fast ~ be
lie siN inns the valley and scours the plain,
And shakes Ike cloud, his misty name.
He traols the prairie, climbs the hill,
Ihc Wild woods echo his neighiny shrill
Ana when the fierce TEMPEST ashes the shores,
Louder than ever the storm he ruars.
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n object he hal long covcted-in the

watch--an object he hal long covctcd-in the
event Of his success.
II do believe he took so much ,'ainS on pur-
pose to cheat me out " the watch, aid hc with
slight touch uf funrelsOnahlcness
let what I've could he dc, since this asult hp-
lcarCd to he incvitall,
lie might destroy TIE essay If his riva I. but
That woull bc altogether too daring and Ugh
handed All outrage.
There was ano,her thing he might DO We
remembered that n blot was to be considered fat, VI
TO the claims of an ESSAY, however ,icScr, ing In
other respects. With sui,lcd hn,ulsc he o,Icn.
ct the iair manuscript and Gc acct /, by "a largo
Olot. ne Then hastily returned it to It's place,
satisfied thai he had not brcn seen.
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CHAPTER XXI.
A MEETING AFrEp MA

MEETING AFTER MANY TEARS.
Da"klns did not remain in school much
longer. Whether ths boys really suspected tLat
le was the ono who had 6lotted his rivals essay
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WRITTEN Expressly for the New York Sun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

osso.s On Sunday. August n, NARY osposs, Win a.
jams Osoorns ssoa 10 pears
sr remains vii be taken 70 Oyprsea H,Ils rsn,sss.
h aN. sne frepos Of tho family, ami TIA memseos
OF Ao..n Lodge, No lo8, Of =. A. n, ere rseDsas
Ioly "ec 70 Attend the funeral without further pcsoc
non her a's residence, No. II Lewis street. on ruesdsy
sslnDAs 10 Sunday. Auguw n JoHs Hrnr. iuf..s
son u PDunp C. IA Asns Sooridan
me friends OF the tAmi'S respectfully iuvkad "A A.
emo zoe nDesA this Monday afternoon a three o,eloo
from No ID Seventh ave-, ue '''0~
I'D tnls CITY, on Sunday morning Aueust H. Jous
Auous1os, nisnt son OF George am AoGe,cs b Soes
. uAIBO1s-nARY ANN dsusher OF Joseph xad narv Am
Ialpo'e, ago year and month.
ms TIE nos, and hose Of brosheru IN law Jsu.ss f.
we've sno 0oloy, ere invited nd she funsrsa IN.
lnondav) afternoon, at two O'clock from tn ssssnee ~
per parents, No. Unon street, south DsookIsn
IuLH-Ou Sunday. august a. On ARIES, 500 Of Mcsu.f
spd Bridget FULLY aseo yeas, usooshs ara u days
The friends and relatives Of The family arc rsspsovy
invited 70 stssnd The funeral, nom the residence Of -
twc o'ciocx
wARsxx On Sunday. August n, or ohoeYa .rlAususa.
Irosok dAnHR, youngest Of william r. and Eoa -
"gner, aged mobtbs and III dsys.
Ane rends and rehrves respectfully invited ~ e.
seno ma funeral from The residenoe -ent No 70
uueh ureos, TIA Mon isy) st1ssnoo0 t~o ocl0ck.
tnfermsnt -
wsrsos On the 1eh Of Ju,y a hs late ,sssdA.os /.
DoOn, ED9sad, THOMAS WAIsoN eyed 81 ysau Tor may
ears resident OF The CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22

Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20, 1859
Cotton-saes today 200 bales new cotton, ct l2,<c
Coma declining tendency; sales ut 97e.
CINCINNATI, August 20, 1859
Flour Arnner sses at $460 for superHne. Wneat-Red
ohc vhi,c 81 81 C. WhAkey active at 23Sc. b.
con and bulk meals Hrmer. Mess pork heavy, at $l4
Sl4 so.
Flour f3rm Wheat active and advanced &c. a 80 Corn
active at &C. Oais firm. Receipts 70 day-2OOO bbls
-four eco bushels sheat, GOO bushels corn, 5000
burbels oats shpments-300 bbls. flour, Al GOO bush.
els wheat.
OswKGo, August 2o-sP. N.
Flour unchanged demand moderate. Wneat-A fair
milling densno and for better prices realized,
INCLUDING 300 bushels standard Chicago spring at
SIC 81; old white Indiana, 81 o. Corn steady, good
% apd for Shipment saes COO bushels illinois at roc
Oats nom nal bnt not sufficient In the market TO establish
quotations. Lake imports 70 day16 400 bushels wheat
$500 do. corn. Canal exports-1,7G0 bushels wheat
BUFFALO, August 20-6 P. NJ.
Flour es active upper lake the market closed
rmer but without chapgeio prices sales 800 bbs
nj 81 SO for supertre Ipdiapa 81 62H 81 81 for
uchsap Indiana and Ohio. and IS 81 double extra
Wneef quiet and steady sales 500 bushels old standard
spring and 600 bushels Chicago spring at $780, 1900
white d. baeged and delivered at 81 lax 81 l6 500
buebe,s white Canadian at 81 Is 81 Is. Corn lc bat
ter Gales 100 bushels No Illinois At CSC Oats nomi-
pal at SIC $40. Barley nominal 1t SOC Rye quiet At
CSC Whrskey steady: sales 200 obs at 24c Lake i'm
ports 70 daybe0 bbls -four 900 buehes wheat 900
busheIs corn Canal exposts-200 ppls. flour, 1000
bushels wheat, 7 900 bushels corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-22
Naval intelligence

The United States storeship Release, Lieutenant Com
msndpg G. W. Harrison, will leave this port on Tuesday
next al noon Rio Janeiro and Montevideo. The fol
lowing correct list Of her officers Lieut. Command
jpQ W. Harrison; First Lieutenant, jos. NJ Bradford
Second Lieutenant George Bier; Third Lieutenant, W.
Kirtapd Captains Clerk, Thomas Burke; Purser's
Clerk, Geo. Ou
The United States steamer Auacosta, Lieutenant Com
randpg T. 8. FiebroWns, arrived here Sunday mornn
Wasbioston with heavy freghs for the Navy Yard
among the rest t~ocyndcrs and several boxes machinery
for steamer Richmond, and 600 eight inch load
ed she'll The following arc her ofacers-Lieut Command
ing, I. g. Febrowne; Acting Boatswan, James Nolan;
Epsnsers-Frst ASS slant, W. p Burrow; Second Asss
TAM, Chipn; Pilot, John Nitchel.-Norfok Herald,
AUGUST H.
The sloop ofwar Savannah, which arrived At Boston
July received orders return 1t TO the Gut
Of Mexico. Since her arrival there ono hundred and
twenty Of Der have been discharged on account Of
sickness and their places supplied by able bodied
and the shp has Loot from fifteen 70 twenty msn By dsser
ton.
rhe United States soop-of war Wyoming, built at the
Ppladelpbia Navy Yard will start to-day ON trial trip
and on bev return Will stop at Fort M'fn to take or
board and ammunition, end will proceed to TIT
psriic She moutts too eeven ,nch guns and foul
.-is t-o pcruccrs carries l2e mn and Is 900 toni
burthcn.