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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-25

r.ar. we're lss deaths In Philadelphia last week.
p.ysxrr M pAaaauar.--The Arss fruits OF The
p.,.goay arrangement have just reached the U.
states. A dram for tea thousand dollars, minus
the difference Of exchange, has been received BY
the Department Of State, ~ IN decentralization TO
the family OF the seaman who Was killed on board
the water Witch" In February, 1855, BY shot
from the Paraeuayan fort. when that steamer was
on her way to explore The rarana river.
SAD Acc,prar --Wa&hipeton ". baw'ey, resi-
ding on Efk river, near Charleston, hapawns co..
Va, was engaged with his two sons, last week, In
removing some logs aud brash, tor the purpose OF
building . fence while engaged below, aiog broke
loose from above. Tho log vas discovered when
vithin few feet Of them. The father aud young
at eon narrowly escaped. The eldest lseout thir.
teen Years odd attempted TO escape BY running
djrecty before the log down she hill, bis feet bc-
came entauglsd with some brush, and he fell. The
end of the log caught him, at the same time
lodged against some ohstructious aud rested on
the top Of bis chest His father used every effort
in his power to remove the log. bun could not
aud had to cut the end Of the log oil before II
could be removed. The little boy lived until the
end of the log was removed, but died immediately
after.
, 1859-08-26

WAsH,SGroS, Aug. 4,.-lt is known that q
report has for Eone months prevailed of the
probability ,Lni Commander Maury, in charge
OF the National Observatory, would be ordered
to sen service. Newspapers and mcn Of science
in this. and other countries. hare in consequence
expressed their regret at the rumored contem-
Mated act tr the Navy Department On inqai-
~ ut tbe proper source it is ascertained that at
no TING has Secretary Tencr evcn thought Of
detacuiug him jaom the Observatory, Tor the
atoEe namcd purpose; ss, otans otnsT; s
charge Of The Washington Su,ional Monument,
has made an oflici4l rrport to the Secretary, in
which br sass that when raised to tho height of
coo feet the entire glt Of shaft and foundation
will be seventy thousand tons. The weight Of the
structure in lis present condition is forty thou
sand tons. lie hus beeu unable to detect any
appearsn Of settling ur insecurity, By scien-
titic calculations he has arrived ut The conclu-
sipn thai tlle wei gM alone OF Tue monument
at it4 f,, height would offer resistance nearly
eight timex greater than tie oycrtufniDg effort
nf the hrayiest tempest 10 which it would ever
be e1posed.
It was proposed to tie Monument Society,
many ycurs ugo. tu surround the foot Of the OBJ
cli>k with bust Of u pantheon form. and I'LL
engraving wus made Of The monument as it
would appear II completed. in accordance with
that plan. An Impression has been created in
this way throughout the country, thut tue en-
grased design hus been adopted and can
nut be d"vi4ted from without tearing down
what has bren already built, but rs it hns not
been tie intention If the Society to nccept the
plan referred ID, and US lie error which exists
Seems 10 hare IN injurious effect, Lieut. 1res
suggests tue expcdicncy of notifying the pub.
lie, officially, that tile obeli>k is the only por-
tlun Of thc monument thr form Of which has
been decided upon. and that the determination
Of the design for tho base is still open for con-
slderatinu. lu this suggestion Of Lieut.. Ives
the Society has eoncurred.
WAsu1se7us. Aug. .5.-The balance in the T.
8. Treasury on Monday Inst was t. ,l23 900. The
nmouu, Of receipts ior the week ending that
dAy. $l,G'6,'Hr. Drafts paid, q ,444 ov0. Drafts
issued, Il ,iu7 ,'ut.
Attorney General Dlack Aas returned to this
citS
, 1859-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
AaRavA1 or THE AMERICA.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.


SAxv,LLs, n. H., Aug. e5th.-The steamship
America, from, Liverpool the 18th inst, arrived
at Halifax this forenoon, and will be due 1t
Boston d. au carly hour tomorrow evening.
We sha;l, in consequence Of the lateness Of
the hour, be able to send over the wires to-
high. III season for the morning journals only :
VERY briee abstract Of the Americas news, but
The full details will be sent in time for the aflcr
neau papers.
The Indian, from Quebec on july 3oth, ar
,ired II Liverpool aug. 10th, having made the
pA>sagc in Aoout cleren days.
TLc steamship Grrat britain from New York
.lu'y IS, arrived vi Liverpool on the 10th.
The steamship City Of WasAingt from New
York July ~, arrived at Liverpool via Cork on
the llth inst.
The Ariel from New York July 80, arrived At
Southampton on the eth.
Tue Zurich Conference continued in session
bu! the Sardiuun representatives absented
tllcmselve. lror, eome Of its sittings. The pro.
c",,dEcs were strictly secret Il was reported
1ywa, OF Vienna that the Republicans had
proclaimed in Parma, that the Piedmontcse
we're driven CUT, that theYriends Of order were
everywhere taking flight.
L threatening collision Ind taken place be-
tween some Austrian and pru1sian soldiers 1t
Frankfort.
A Russian loan Of e1a ooo, ,obo and an 1ndia1,
loan Of e5op.oo1 had been introduced in the
London market.
LIVERPOOL BrEAlsrvrfs.-Market quiet but
steady. Provisions were drclining and holders
were pressing their stocks on the market.
l.oNpoS AoSEr MAnkEr-Coneols for money
closed On Friday ut soG95!.
SAc1v1LLE. Aug. a5th.-We have information
which leads ux 10 believe thai the steamer Cana
d. arrived at Hali(u1 at M early hour this
morning with European udvices to The 18th inst
THREE d., 5 lH,er Than those received By the Hun.
garian vi Quebec Tut as the managers Of the
Nora Sco1iun Telegraph Company refuse to
transmit any intelligence oreE their wires fos
tie Associated Press, We shall not have my re.
liable intelligence until the arrival Of tue horse
express, which may be looked for here thl-
eTcninE.
, 1859-08-26

SFw BEproRn, Aug. GA fire, which broke
out Ut noon yesterday. on North Wu.er street,
destroyed ahor. twenty five buildings, and
was finally arrested on Key and North streets,
BY the blowing up Of several buildings with
gunr1wder.
TIE buildings destroyed included Hathaway
L Sons machine shop md planning mill, Ryder
4 Smith spar yard Darstad's tucning mill, n.
H. f!.s ship chandlery, F N. Robinson's oil
yard, in which a,Ao barrels Of oil were destrov-
ed, bsAides sonr lots Of oil belonging to ". g..
6. pope; 3. Il. uurland Dari., and D. Kemp.
Several dwellings. carpenter shops. sud grocer
les were also il!ciuLcd in the condagration.
4 large lumber of bomb lances, on the prem
ises Of Wilcox d Hathaway, caused loud 1plo-
aiont, a* did also the bursting Of the oil casks.
The ship John and Edward. lying at Wilcox
4 Richardson's wharf, was burned to the wat
er's edge. The ship Illinois was also on fire,
but was lowed out and saved, with thc loss Of
sails, rigging, dc.
Several persons were injured bv falling walls,
although not Dangerously.
The total loss is estimated at from 5000 90 to
e3b0, ,oo1 ou which the insurance il but small
Many families arc rendered pennilcss, and SER
eral captains and owners of vcssels are ruined
By the loss If their oil on storage
, 1859-08-26
The WI1f1kh Corn Trade.


The weather Of the past wssk, with the e1-
ceptiou Of IN occasional fall Of rain, has b en-
favorable to harveat work, but the continued
scarcity OF hands makes the progreas SLOW aad
expensive. As the ahesvea are counted or
tbrashed, we gather nothing more favorable ~
TO the ultimate yield throughout the kingdom.
Many rich well-culuvsted lands out Of The
exhibit hne samples fully equal to former years;
but such cases seem more likely to be the e
ccption than the rule. which il more generally
one Of deficiency. In France it is still more
decidedly 50, the best information leaving
an Impression that this years produce
in Wheat is fully one, fourth less than an
average. The confirmation Of this Is TACT
must certainly greatly reduce the exports o.
that country, and rise in prices, in the face OF
harvest, is significant indication Of the future.
No other country in Europe reports prospec-
tive excess Of produce and the buoy ant accounts
fFum America nre not confirmed by tue e1hl-
btion Of samples from The Southern States. Po-
tatoes here get VOTE, unfarorabIe reports com.
mcnce in France, aud in ireland they are small
from drought, and have begun to look suspicl-
GUS since the roinx. Yet with Ill these discour-
aging adyces, the prevalence OF fine weather
has produced great heaviness in nearly all the
Wheat markets throughout the week, and We
close With the re-appearAnce Of the low Average,
4Ss per Or.
Italy, Influenced by the peace, is generally
lower; but Naples, dissatisfied With the harvest,
permits free imports. At Danzig prices have
improved. In France there is \ rise Of H. to Is.
per Or. generally. and in some Departments it
Is nearly double rs much; but At New York the
high rates 30 long psid are sharing themselves
10 the influence Of the new crops. though white
Southern Whea. is still worth dol. 50 C. per
bush. Of c0lbs This is eqna! to 53s. I'd. per Or.
At C4lbz. per bush. The arrivals off the coast
since the .sth instant have been y. and the
business transacted as follows: Of Aarianople
Wheat at AS. Sd, ! Venetian at lis. cd ,s Odes'
sa Ghirka nj 4es, It'd. to 42s., 3D., 9 Sandonirka
at AS. and Asa, Polish Odessa 1t 22s, 3D.. 3
Galatz ut 3's- Sd to 3ss., Tasganrog Ghirka at
4es., and careoes OF Maize at 27s 10 2Ss. 3D.,
With damaged .. a5s. and 26s. per Or.
The sales Of Wheat noted last week were
66,a43 qrs. at 43s. per Or, against lo2,laa qrs.
ID 1858. The London averages were ASS. Cd. on
2.3o5 qrs. The arrivals into the principal ports
Of Great Britain for the week ending eth July,
in Whea. and Flour, we're equal 10 57,7ls qrs.
Wheat.
, 1859-08-26

MONETARY.

TxranAI EvkN.Hs. Aug. -
The dcmaud 70. Eastern Exchange to-day ~as
very light, and rttes arc gradually becoming
eAsier. The banks still charge per cent. pre-
mum: but outside j, is difficult 10 obtain lie.
snd several parties sold today at II per cent
flour shipments Of produce continue to iucrcase
with cur reccipts-as they probably wiii-it
will not be many days before exchange will drop
another half per caat There il no change in
money matters.
caTc1xxAY1, August as.--The 0assth Of this
norning saya:
There Was continued good demand tod.
Tor Eastern Exchange, and tue market was firm
u our quotations. with rather more unwi1line-
MOSS on the pArl Of some leading houses, 10 sell
70 outAiders, than Was manifested yesterday.
The rants Of consumers, however, we're fully
supplied, and wc saw no indications OF m .earlv
ADVANCE We quote:
, 1859-08-26
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

THraspAr EvKxEa. Aug. a5.
rRE1GHTs-Preps Oriental and Aa5nowcz. whoa. to
Buffalo ut a.; sehr H. E. Bart Buffalo, nj -; 500
bu wheat to Nominal. VIA Co1lngvood, At 1ec.
FLoCn-Recepts,a a4H bEls shipmerts II brl.. Mar
ket qu1et and steady Sae4 -ao bris choice Spring
Extra at r. Winter Extras dull and nominal 1t o.
Rye Flour ) 80.
NfEATRccepta IS So bu fhtpIneutA s. so tusheIt.
*1xrK1-fed declined T. White tr1n aud in good Dr.
naod. Sales so bu ehoee No While at al0s In
store 600 bu No do ltl ln5 ts7ck; 800 No
Tha at Sc In s!ose 20 tu No Red II PC in xo1e COO
bu NJ. Red ii y: In 500 hu REJECTED Red 60c Ia
ssose- SrHtxo-Dcelined &c. Sales 800 bu No
spuE. axe in Etorr eoo bu do Il &c In 600 bu
doas .skc In 4scc 1900 tu do 71c in sarc Sol In No
Spring II .4c in sure; h4o tu do ut 7c In store t0 bu
do ii &c In sore $40 bu do at tic In 6torr o0 bu do
.okc In sotr oo bu do al 7oc In store 1000 bu Rejected
asc In store; tons old Standard sprrk sls per ton
CORS-Rccepts, s7.1us bu shipments none. Market
duE and declined 1c s2ea 10 oo0 tu Cans. 6eHc
ahoat 900 bn No in lots II tc IN bu DO at
coke In stor 4oo bu do At 6c In 5000 tn do nc
Ii o f dsyery between the 9Th and loh Ct September
sellers option so bu No &C In stnr+ so bu do 1t
sc IL storc.
OAfs-Feeespss es@ bu; ahtpxaents. 1900 bu, De-
cined c. Sales 600 bn No. &c III store 800
ba do at sc in store; zoo bu do At &c or track,
KYE-Heee.pt1 800 bu. Market steady. s.lcs were:
l1o hn No II G In 100 bu do II PCT on
u1rk.
BARLEY-Rccelpta. 81 bu. Inactive. 100 tu No .ot
II EKc delivered.
FAR1NA-.t tons sold for khipnent To Bo.ton and New
FORK private terms.
sEEDS-Reeeapts, lod7s5 h. Timothy Seed ACTIVE and
faer Sales 90 bu u. Z: % 80 bu lin at.a,ht
int) II 4.4M.
HlGHW1NEs Receipts II brb. Quiet and nominal
asss4e
ALCOHo-5lcP gall.
NESS FoRk-ao br!s sold II e!5.so.
CIT 800 pes Shoulders nj s&c-
BAC0S-Fl7n al TH2sc for Shoulder aad 10ttl1c for
Hama
LARD-eotcs prime ieaf sod nj t1c
TALLO~-Recelpta, A%5S rs. steadJ aud In fair de-
ru.nd Al 1ok9toKe.
H1DE-Recelpts. lass4 b. Quscs and unchanged.
Sales vec II the following ranke OF quotations --Geen
san'd uussmned, &c; do, trimmed, exc; Green Calf &c;
Dry Flint, lsGl3ke.
W00L-Receipts, 400 ns 80 n ha1i.blood nsece It
&c.
POTATOES Receipt 80 tu. Declined &C. Sales
were ii ka5oc-the latter for SeshAanoeks.
OSIONs-a5e bush.
EGGS s-Dull1t tee.
BUTTER-cholce Da'rJ, ls6ltc; Common, 11elec.
PouLTRY-Llvs Chickens. st.7a<s7 % doz; Turkeys
e27e Rn.
APPLES15 brts Indiana It e7.s4.ao.
LIVE SToCK-Recnpts, $ Cattle. Cattle dull ind
cen!ng Nothing doing In Hogs sEd iu The 1.1k4t
There ase number Of Sheep the mastc and *sle
Only be made nj lov figures. Len nbout 10 head
ne RA1ta nj tu,A4r
, 1859-08-26
SUMMIT GRAVEL,

GUMMIT GRAVEL.
-
The undermined having established Yard 1t The coma,
of Polk and Beech sre for storing Gravel from The ctle.
baaeo dspeat II the tom nf summit prepared
stAn customer with any quantity which may be dexssA
fton ohe cubic ya1. upward.
THIS 0rave ha been exrenkvey usd IN paving and szav
I Ttry aupcnoI qualify.
Peisnns who dSz obtain 0sYsltom the undsssskued
Nill oIeAne caIl \ thu
, 1859-08-26
New FORK Market.

BI TKlEoKArA1 tNkw iokx. August =
FLoFA-flour generally ACTIVE. and 51Qc be4ter ealcs
floo bhlA 440S4 Il fl Sta 6oo oG for do 4so
80 fr otd *&a6 fs f.>h GEound shipping Ltands ext1
round luap Ottc.iug drl. canadian steady aales 50
s.45.
rls, including mixed Mich as 80. new ~Lse Ken-
tu4fy = ~ ne1 rGd southern "a: - new Whit HA
npote - and Old whts Ach private terms RYE frn
.al*s ~ ha new n. BAF5 Quset. Com dull sales il
20 bM sc IL. old nIet wesrn. seASsc for do sc
for western, *oK4ec for Canadian.
NHu11-Ac1ive; eales eoJ Iris II &c
fsevnnoxslort lower aud e-s ative zalea $40 hrl.
T. T.. IL. i f9s me-. lts: fr YansPsted ac ard lol:
tr5 PRIME fa do 50 Il-oo E.pack. d Chi
s*En AZ @ for e1t11 Beef Hama lAoo0 tD. BACON
dull a1 100 pkEH, at tal7c for shculde11 skaske IN
ha1n1 Lad H<adr sses ~ brla II l0<s 1c r.. 10 city
to pm. Western. batz nn ii issl:e fox Ohio and ia
:le fur State. Cheeae arm at tk4ake,
Al Secopd bnafd Vete s9ru&E and tetire The
"aE " ch7akcs .e1e Tenn g. *x cel u keadlnf AZ
Mich Sou rsef e<x, GU Ch!STX.
, 1859-08-26
t,H1CAGO d ROCK Is7 MN
Nxn v IINlA seIss l. 1U1KA1 vAsxr -,

III ~: a ~ ~. -, Pe..s.r rr,n.
~" T. L. tS1noAY1 t1es4ss43 q IaSs 1..
sao "a fsatA 3ask tA(and nd Desenn".. 4aa~lle,
9o"s 9eHe1ssh for 1oiIA4> u Nnie p..
tina - NasAin Sfo1 - AoNA CItT. AuAc>.
s1o r. T.. t9undzya xxrsoeeas A. 1n
WI. ST. JOHN 31 S1 z TRACT. es,u4a,.o,4s.
, 1859-08-26
asl Freishts-En tFeaAstxalh, dull and nominal

nal Freishts-On ersaAstxah, dull and nominal.
Flour CSC, wheat 6tc. and corn &c to New York.
Lumber LIS TO the Hudson.
A1aAxr BAxlx1 MARxrr-Aug as.-The
tSsdk<sssaA saJs:-
We report to-day the first sals ot the new crop
Of Barley; = lot Of 5000 bu CAusda West sold 1t
SOC 70 srrive; It gosa to Troy; sa1e Of 1000 bu
California Barley. new ttcsipta, ~as made in
Nsw York yesterday It 7oc, and offers Of fur
ther lots at that 6gure wers made.
, 1859-08-26

FkaA Ckc1, August IA revolutionary
movement has been n,a1c at Jalapa, but il hss
been supprrssed by Gen. Roblcs. Numerous
arffxte have been made.
70 Yellow Fe4et or fomit is reported in this
city.
II hss been reported but discredited that Gen,
Niramon has sent Feace Commissioners 10
3u4rez.
, 1859-08-26

LKAvExwonrH, Aug. 25.-The express from
Denver City has arrived with two DAYS later
news.
The ruah towards the new diggings is iaces-
aAnt
kcCrea, a-rcsted yesterday, was discharged; !;
the indictment being worthless.
, 1859-08-26

American Consenkton in Nafy1aAA.
DhrrsonE, Aug e5.-The American Stssa
Convention rcuorHinsied William Il. Pu1ueli,
- candidate fur Comptroller.
The American Congressional Convention Of
the Fourth District il now in srssiou.
The Americans of the Second District have
nominated Edwin II. Webster, Of uartlord Co.
for Congress-
, 1859-08-26
NEW YORK CATTLE NARKEr.


soA su1 vkxk kxpixa Are, r.
{Ahlged from the New yorf Tribune q Thu Thvz,sY>
morning. md se1<k1aEhed 70 Cincinnati. j
E1-Wm
Tx tp&al number nt c4t reeciEed this week IaQf
bo<vs &lsa coNs lt. vrab 6.a Aheep md lakna4 A,A
sx3ne, -. OF thr laevea so hpm Eew Yost a6e
fo" 0hlo. rs from 1saiaaA IS from u1noIs 30 Aoa
Keak1ezJ.
fE1CB ~ CAY7IK,
So P:u0 aft quotsA 4EA Q4ay lAnt0< ned - ~
~ oe4hJ ta'c; so0s <Itra Iusd lie; ALea 2aA&inS
@oafy d00 4l1c.
1xHAKE1 cAf44k,
The naazkt % 1ueday op<oed with ls1elr dee.eAssd
Euppy+ % s&n3A ASee tast Vtek. Tie cztls bEpk<ts
had 70 advance t1ta 1ud nedeA tn NnEkne n ~and
seaay c.z1,s y ~ cent aav1nee - GfSea sdss
tHoeR The ArtfaEt QooeAaoes n1ly baH cent We tAnk
AouA5Hl hoWsytf, Wheehsr IL tnprny*ae1t Vii enn-
tAsA. Te to tks fAu tx3 tanGe IN or AZ
o fo1h1 nes ~ - ovef ePay of lha II poor xaI.
hy u 0e 8nE IT. aRsa1leF 1p4ly h ND + zSeffy
1S&aR TO tAs ns~4nR II tAe droath Nsf IA thesr 4
fkvesA 1esrs . ss kesss ,h<J ksk Any iowvT We Iv
wakAs, AesuvaaEysaf DOCK AAnkt1e.
I'M Ape MAAxH.
fhe HnE 11E1 thh week In heeu vc1y nx1:y aura2ad
tvt tht ppay eQeal 10 The demand an3 "a - VtEs
g14eA4 Shove 4uotAsoaa ranging frc4 s1e n pa1ed
Grass' Hoae azt uosEA En7< sstaa -.
, 1859-08-26

Manson, Wis, Aug. 2j.-The Democratic
state Courent'on nominated Harrison C. Ho-
bart OF Calume. County, for Governor. and 4.
Is. Palmer, CT Waiworth, for Lieut.. Governor.
It is doubtful whether Delegates to the
Charleston Convention will be elected Mt pres-
ent The Conventlon is decidedly anti Lecomp-
ton.
, 1859-08-26

PORT OF CHICAGO,

.AuZut3.
st"s 11sve'sr s.seae, Mu.aatse ~ hf tbs beer l,
bass1 bMa:is1Ss e. t., T. ua.s Gae
*f' Sb e. Z 81 "a sssp &: 3 =
Lark Shanghai Chs5ne, Austcson is n lr1lx., Is N
aat Hfissp Heisa s Ra Mssdtsse Es is
oenl + Speneef' ls'ns Aassexen 70 1umhcr, $50
sehr AsaSsla Ever Fuets Pier, Is cd. ~oed n lumber
ss sssi = %Ai:i~!sa csn:e.vls ss cd, wood.
shT yS,ss Wyos. M'n qssi III; tst5 e
s:hr Lie. i Fsss s4nd LAY 7s eas wood, to slhxea
Eessns Ss1:oa se e' e y. ss!sf. se;a
ss1 Hass T. r. SSs ns: ~ sber
ssar 1daa uanderson. Bstsstlle S q. D. WI
1sse s. aSs; 5si p5s:
s sc;ES bates hrown + 4a.ke1nn: a., 1s4 a lu,nb.1.
e; H. $i$s& S;% 81 81; s 100 slim
1Sisssss q ss5 sssa 10
sehr Easa Fke Boyd kalamazoo, IS m lumber. 5000
scaE E,1smpo, Harhes Nanltowoc, ITO humber % n
schl Napoleon Sesaoa. Grand River, 100 lumber
CLEARED.
stnr ady Elsn. Ws2n Superior q hzad cattle II sheep
ter kegs Lard.
stnr Taves1 sweeney, Mxaukee soe tr. appe. 1a1 bu
melons, 10 bFis highF!nes liz Ptgs frii i+3 boxes
Prop Montczuua, Napier. St Joseph, Light
Prop Foss, BoyinE4on Mu=tcgon Light.
Ppp Rocket Rlcf Buu, bos fou1 % ibis Ercase Is
tons tron.
IHk Enterprise, Linn. Muskekoa. light
Brig n u standard. Hr1lwn, BuH1lo ta0o0 In tbe,t
EEg Young America, Campbell un lo is 900 ou cora.
bark ! 'anxhal, .Cheyne, Carp KIver. light.
S:lr Spencer, Wilson, Muskegon. tight,
Scar I'rcna Frink Musk gon Light,
. :eh. Gel.axyoed& 9;t.x s wi &wliey; Bsy Ci1s. u6ht.
Sehr sp-t d. Acketuran, Muskegnn. light
Sclr Bates. Ifrpwn. Musktgon. liz HI,
ser Tu.cota, Perritt Eastn.anvle .Eght
Sclr Monsoon, Ac: Jaw. Mnstteon. light.
Sehr Tempest hrwtnn. White Like lxLt
schE John Lily, Weikland, sheboykan nxht
Schr Star of "re Ke:e Q;tensburEh. Is a3 bu cora.
Sthr Napoleon, Melon. Au.k,guu, light.
SehE Holey, Hayes, OsHegn 1S0ls lu xhcss
, 1859-08-26
COMMERCIAL

TxrnnAr EvE1xe, Aug. s, ials.
3he rooeipts and shipments during The past
~ koMFx were ~ follows;-
, 1859-08-26

NAKTKp-Ta A4tvs nod oA1a1ioaa n<n, 10 vhoza
rood gaEn vii s Gives. ttsse nf .ho0 Ha3 b ahas 70
aptk GesC1n xzA 1ho well acquainted IN tAh e4y to
tsEsa& u MAxg14 Gty &htnea.
sa11 aaB2A LAL
, 1859-08-26
DENNSILFANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.



7nxrr rneoFcu p.Ssrxccp rp.,1a
BETWEEN Pl7rsBv RoH AND Pull ,pEru1A,
{. aass3;s* 1tt. r. ~ D*Pss f:t,ir' Vim
l1n. s,n. fs9m ~ me EN- t*' st fhalev!
,:5sssf ts; id ID D. L: + ri; ~ ~;
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c;cn np.1, 1VN AND Clll-
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Ca arl at,ss SUNDAY. My =. T. s.a rI.
daily fnT p7" 4fa10s
, 1859-08-26
r<E% CITY OF BUFFALO,
d. D. FE1KoA. Commander.

WESTERN METROPOLIS. W. T. PxAs1, Con,r,r..
Form N Evening Loe between Cleveland md H.ra
luc Of tho 1bve magnificent sx4t9 vi! se4re IL. L..
/ {, aitroal Iaock Cleveland, evea.uk i>u1,:.
s1cc1s4,, j oclock the atysl IT The =.
The Suuth and esi ,n2k !nK cuhnert!0a usa
wth The morning tlse Srw Yuft Ce:lt7a >.
fau NEW Yufk / LIE Railroad fur S;4xala E,.-. -
chester 4yExclsr. Kuue UGcA. 1sany tosnAx, E..:t4
p~exn, New Yask aDi BosGoa-
Ii IL a+e.e sp<Ak elAtnrstely II :hs a,Ye ."at. -
In Aze1ty well known to the travelling Iuofc Ii
kprcts F1rtt'lass caxxopssIs aud sAF1.
Thus rendering TIP to Nav Ybsk 49, =, Il
eat u Bu6ao, the nu+ deslr2aIs ot anJ :.1
planned.
Tck.4 5e hAi It Ill T:ctst Of4es In the II, ~. AID
1t the toutanys Ucs under syefe Hnu.u cutter 4
Randolph su. pe4fhun strtvtA 1nd II thA .ep put.
@. u. GRAY, General w sAter7 A1ett.
, 1859-08-26

T U N Is L Il II EMS EX-
- CHANQE.-The Rooms Of the Association, In
Llnds Block will be open each morning from eight to nine
O'Clock, Luaabertn4a's Exchange. which tine And
paca ali resiteus and nonesicat Manufacturer City and
fouItEy Dealers Fesas Captains and oihe.s Interested in
the trade invited 10 attend.
ROBERT Il, Foss. Prs.!dect,
E. uHALEF WooD Hee-staty. myls-6udAGtw-tskS
, 1859-08-26

Reducing the wheat dur this deficiency In the rrctit1
of let9 Is equal to ICES 100 brls fuur:
The receipts at tide water Of tue principal ar-
tcles Of produce, from the opening Of the Canals
to and including the ed inst, hare been rs
follows: