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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-15

1t win be seen by references 10 oar advertising
columns that Messrs. SAMUEL W. F. ORR have
purchased the wholesale and retail grocery depart
ment from the firm of FISHER, WHEIEss & Co., snd
viii carry on that business at the same stand The
Msssrs. Oar are both gentlemen of fine business
qualifications, we'll suited both BY nature and eduea-
ton to give great satisfaction 70 their patrons;
having earned, they now enjoy an tnviable reputa-
ton as thorough business men. We take pleasure
in commenting them to our readers and the public
for liberal share of favor and patronage.
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MACDONALD'S IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron Refrigerator,

ON practical and scientific princplehe best and most
yeneut article for cooling and preserving meats,
milk butter fruit, ETC. They arranged that te ice
water runs slowly through each shelf and, being confined from
the effects Of hot keeps them at the cOde point causing
the influence to he the throughout The WholeaP
psratus This elected the drppugs from the which IS
lost by all refrgeato They the front and
topnake piece Of fumuTecn lie placd in
and have water ar, by which pei fscuy coll all
times had without ad tioaal ice. ISs yriy5yOfS 0s
no experiment They have been in successful operation for
ward Of ten years. the graf caOn OF those who have them
use as the ricetcas will show anu the sproy
ed before the public Inc recent ADDED ny which
the most perfect ventilation insured saving ice has
lee obtained rgii air produce and durability effected
certainly them in advance Of anything offered
public Isronags Galvanized has been substituted the
sheIvns in of ziuC thereby enabling to of them rcl
entirely free from oaydzaton and corro0 and consequently
void Of that agreable otorwhh has heretofore most
tctioabIe in ether regeraors. In addition their heus
vastly superior otr owing to the convenient
and principle, they Srvichl
conceded that gavanizedNrou is durable any
metal as affected D acid salt
L. ". MCDONALD,
maya6-dktwlm No. 80 Fourth ST., Louisville, Ky.
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DAyIDsoS CoFETx AGRTcULTrRAL So0IETT.-
We learn from the Southern Homestead that che an
nuAl meeting Of the society for eleciiag Ulcers was
held at the residence of Dr. R. c. FcsrER the Presi-
dent Of the Society, on Tuesday. the 9Th Of June.
After preliminary business the following gen
tlemen we're selected as officers for the ensuing
twelve months
sPresidsat-J. A. PATsE.
V,es Presiden,s-J ". noRfoK, G. c. ALLEN, and
". B. WALTON
sDiree,ors-AEIs Brown. A. MILAN, W. 3. HUO-
son, D. F. CocKBILL, JOHN 0vKAToN, Jas hAISs,
snd J. e RoBERTs.
Zeeaswsr-T. B. JOHusoN.
Cor. Seeretarg-JO. EDWARDs.
Roc SeerstaTy-L. P. WitLIANs
On motion the Society djorrned to meet at Col
T. B. JoHxsoS's, on tSe FIRST Tuesday in July.
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RoceptiOu OF tho Chatnam ArslIlery


The procession will form the corner Of Spruce
and Broad at O'clock, AMI from thence proceed to
the Depot where the Chatham Artillery will be re-
ceived and escorted to the City Hotel Mr.. S. C.
GoDsHALt viii receive them on behalf of the Mill
tary at the depot, aud the Mayor will ezend t, them
the Inequalities of the City at the City Hotel.
ORDER OF MARCH;
l. Cadets of ths University,
> Chatham Al llery I'D Guests,
g Shelby Gard.
4. German Yagers,
5. Firsmeu,
q. Citizens generally.
The line Ct procession will move from the Depot
No Spring to Spruce; up Spruce 70 Broad; down
Broad t Vine; up Vine to Spring; down Spriag to
Cherry; doWo Cherry to Cedar; up Cedar 1, the
Square; around the Square TO the Hotel. The
High School Scholars will be 81 ltioued the pave
meDt around the Hume Bailding to greet the pro
cession. The ladies are invited to be in attendance
at the Hotel at 10 O'Clock.
MARsuALs--Gen b. F. Chairman, and Maj. A.
HIEVAN.
AIDs.-GEoRGE NANCY, Sr. CLAIR MORGAN, L.
C. STUART, S, C. GoDsHALL, DR.. 10. c. NEWMAN
r. W. HAYWOOD, and Capt. VA. b. walton
The Chief M4rsha's will wear red sashes and The
| Aide blue. All the EArsLsls S.eet at the Mayor
Law of5Se On Cherry ssrest, ct o'clock.
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N A S WILLIE.
The Chatham Artillery viii arrive BY this morn
irg's train. In smother column viii be found the
order Of procession for their reception.

An GRAFTON or THB LIFK, CHARkoTER, AID
PUBLIC SERVICES OF tbs HoS. Felix GRUMPY,
By JorE M. BRIeHT, ESQ, OF FAYETTEvTLLE, de-
lyered at the request of the Tennessee Historical
Society Of fall length portrait Of Mr.. GRuzp1.
BY RASDAL W. MAsGAvocK, Esq, in the Hall 81
representatives. State Capitol, Tennessee, Nay 8,
1863, With other matters PERTAINING 70 the subject
has been Published. Wespote Of the Ora.ioa ct
the time as enc Of great beauty aadtruth. We are
glad to see II ia print aRa are sure that al who
read it viii Judge that the high compliments be-
slowed upon at ihs time Of delivery we're well msr
tied
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The most EfFicaciOus Remedy for tho
Head now in Use.

Head now in Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
cay having bean with the successful and gratifying
results by quite gocdy the citizens Nashville
Vicinity who unhesaugy sustain the excellent quail
ties weclam this remedial agent Those who have
aversion TO turning gray longer dread the great ihcon
venenoe trouble Of supplying thatdeAcency with wig The
Restorative Of which speak will most certainly the hair
to its primitive and vivaciy In addition obvang the
use of the wig Demovss Hair Restorative away with
the necessity fer champoonng for few applications Of strips
the head entirely Of all dandru dirt &C. The proprietor could
csy I'll column cards citizens;
yug to the great restorative and cleansing properties of the pre-
paration but does deem such his part all
sary Those give trial further proof
fv them that is what it is represeDta,ed to lie.
Sold only at Drug Store Of DemovilIe Co., corner
Church and Cherry Streets Nashville Tenn. Price 81.
mAy3i
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LRAvEEwoRTH, Jane 14.-Very exciting accounts
have been received from Pixies Peak Gold mines.
Claims that we're considered worthless month ago
are selling at from 1000 10 5000 dollars Gregory
sod his claim for S2l, 900. At Gregory's diggiugs
tae miners are making twenty-five dollars each, per
day.
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ToRCHIIGHT PROCESSION OF TIE soXs OF MALTA
- The independent Order Of ths Sons OF Malta, il
Memphis, in accordance with the usage of that an
cieat aud honorable fraternity, design having 6
tOrshligbt procession in that city at midnight on
the 27ta inst, in which it is expected thai dslega-
items from Mississippi, Louisiana and KsntackJ will
participate
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The Huntington Patriot learns that an old gen-
tleucan by the name Of DABBs who resided near
Farmville, in Henderson county was killed lately,
by falling down flight of stairs.
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NaM York Mnrkat.

New YORK, June l4.-Cotton quiet, slles 500
bales, quotations unclaimed. Flour dali, sales 6 COO
bbls. Corn dull, Gales 80, 600 bushels. Mess P0 K
dull, IS GOALS %; Whisky 264a27; Sugar steady,
Orleans 63aG5.
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NEW ORLEANS June l4.-Coflon sales to-day
500 bales, advanced Il MidGling 1la11l; sales of
three DAYS $3.50 bales Receipts of three days
1850 bales against 800 bales last year. Mixed
Corn 10.
Arrived-Ship Maid OF Orleans.
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Ebfges lion and PPOsperity!!
Il ID & Eff Ell d,
CONTINUATION.

sale that the 95h inst embraced
I'VE than could conveniently be disposed OF in THREE
unuaon Of tina. saeI propose n a JIrsdRy,
the 1919 June. bring sale Of lots mostly confined
losJu Wheless Erst addition BlOods Fosters
aid ou The lots t. he offered that occasion ebra Of
tie valuable in that part Of ,.egehed.
HobsOn and UheIess' First Addition.
Nos s. and 10, Campes Store. Thee Lots each
front 50 feet the Gaitn Turnpike and back 25 feet ana
front gnOthsf sreet parallel 70 the turnpike.
Fosters Addition.
On Galstn Turnpike. ,, 8, 7s g. 10, H. lQ and IL
HOODS Addition.
On GaIlan Turnpike=o No. 2 Opess Campbell's Store
lo., Noe. :, 3, Q, 49, II, X, II and H.. ...H
On RusseII street.
Lots n, a. 40. 50, 81 So 3D. 81 s. So 81 S. 50, CO. Gl 81,
CO o. %, 66, e. o., 60, 20, II, - 70, "a and75.
ON FatherIand Street.
Lots co. n a. 70, 3d. 81 g, SC, g. g, so and 90
The embraced In this sale Of them covered With
handsome Parties jsrous Of procuring good test
ness stands be 6aafih Turnpike desirable locations for
private residences 10 the lest Of Edge6sd Will attend bs sale
TzRNsons, and tire yars credit for notes alphabetically
ssursd, hearing faFsss and len retained sasss 20 oss
EaESl A,T.s.LEDALH4.
-,ta.sa.
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~ go TEmPEIRANCE DIRECTORY
~ kss fENN ESSEK Division, No % soas 81 Temper
~, aues every Saturday night a Tenperanfe
naii-Ss -, aisyeesi.ese ST ,st, near The SQUARE
4. T. FLEMING. ". A.
S. X. s0KGANs R. s.
UtePian Temple Of oor, No 81 meets every Fridayess
VI. H. MORROW, ". c. T.
W. c. BTRCHETT ". " T.
y. HEMPREY, ". r.
Nashville TsTleOf Honor So aesssysry Wednesday
eveailg Al ths saaIe liaIi above.
s L. BENSON. W. c. 7. ~ -.s-
= G. CRENK. W.T. --
Il. BARCLAY, v. r.. .-s-l
Edpsumd DsllnkHnty Council No Of T.. A. q 3
Tempars the ls Thursday evening IN each month
sam hall ~ Ls0ye JOHN PATTERSON. C.sf' c.
RO. LAPSLEY, 8 of c.
II -. AcALLiSfER, }. % Q.
J. NENRY CURRBY. Comp. r.
Gurrey Degrees Temple OF Honor Ne. n, neetson the
last Thursday each month. the Hall shove
W. B. THOMPSON. d. T
j. 1t. JOHNSON, D. y. i.
iy3l-ly L. BENSON, D. r.
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Destructiye Fire.

MEMPHIS, June IA Two buildings, occupied by
livery stable, marble works and billiard saloon,
were destroyed by FIRE to-day. Liss $4,000. In
shred for 1000. Supposed to be the work Of an
incenGiary
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From washington

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Tbsre is no truth in The
report that Sl;dtll has been appointed Minister to
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VAEsUcHI's MUsEUN.-We have had the pleasure
of seeing the Wax Sialuary nov exhibition at the
Hall above the store of Mr. L. F. BEEoH, on College
street. and We say 10 all, 60 and see There are
t6O gTOups-one representing the Sayior's Nativity
The other the Last Supper These figures are life
size, taken from the celebrstd paintings By the
master artist, LEONARDO d. VBcI, which are 1ui-
Eersally admired. No one should suffer this ttAt1-
-sSs to leave the city without seeing it. The pro-
IrietOr ass spent toilsOme years in perfectng his
work; and judging from the high appreciation in
which they are held by the public Journals Of No
bile and other large cities, shall be much aston
ished if they are not literally ParOnizsd and ad-
mired here and elsewhere in our State.
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The Government against Gardner.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Government has OBJ
taiued Sl33 coo claim against the estate of Gardner
the forger sf Mexican claims.
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SIS 600 REWARDl

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk in the Branc
Of Union Bank Jackson, murdered the night
OF the 81 Inst, and Eighteen Thousand, Eight Hundred Dollars
il Uuion Bank and Fostyfve Hundred Dollars in Gold
Thousand Dollars will be paid for discovery Ct
the murderer and Four thousand Dollars for the recovery OF the
money! and in proportion tOr any part OF it.
KLRKMAN.
fahIn-dtf President
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sTOP THE THIEVES.
5000 REMAND.

TIME undersigned will gEe reward Of $O for the appra
hension delivery Of Thomas Scott and Mada Scott
together with Of the money and BY
city OF NsshYl Tenn. May Il, 1859 consist
Of gents gold breast PIN and large nge ring yey
heavy Se and the Of SeSO co in gold pieces $50
each all taken Of trunk night; which
left house where they boarding, and learn thgy e
city end went 10 Chattanooga, Tenn thence Memphis
which have heard moth OF them.
Description ..ThOmas Scott protesting to te doctor
dealing horses, feet high;
or years age very heshy skin hair
chick winter clothes, black hat.
Rhisksrs, has small foot for Of his size
eigner.
Matilda Scot; Gpsey very tall slender thin vsaged,
or yellow skinned; wSvey hair; years old,
very sckly, subject to ring right hand with
sets sets out and another large ring with large black
with said She Nc. shoes,
NO HOOPS. Tells FORTUNES, learn when
them.
Papers willing aid detecting bringing them justice
will confer a favor by noticing
ELIZABETH TITT.
l L.
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GoIder sYrnn! GoIden Syrup!!

- ~ BARRELS St. Louis Golden Syrup;
Egsb 25 kegs do do
Just received AMI superior article for sale low at Ne
mags6 CARTER, yyIIsFoRD co.
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NEGRO WAN FOE Sale.

decree OF the County Court of Davidson county, rendered
az January Term, 1889, in the of Thomas n
HOBBS administrator Priscilla burgess, deceased ex parte
will offer sale cash, at the Court house Nashville on
Friday 18th Of June next negro named Nathan.
naVIs dtI +. r CHEATIIAM, q & n
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The Huntingdon Patriot is intOFmsd that The hog
cholera is raging TIA fearful extent in portions of
Carroll county. farmer in Georgia, who has tried
IT, says if hOgs are put in 2 lot where they win be
entirely excluded from water That the disease viii
a, once be arrested We don't know how this may
be, but at any rate it is worth q trial.
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LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA,
LEXAN DER & foot,
COTmESSEON MERCHANTS

For the sale OF Tobacco and Produce
Generally
FsSEY give prompt OF Tobacco, Wheat
Flour, and make liberal cash advances the
required Rezances made by sight drafts New
York
REFERENC
John Menu Esq, OF the Exchange Bank Lgnehhurg Va
WH BlacSiord, Lsq, Cashier - ="
II Langhorn & Sozs, Tola co Manufacturers, g
Thos Ferg-rson, Esq, I" . Z"
DR. James SauHicCs "
u1l2O-twlrvfT
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Cincinnati Market.
Now Orleans MARKET.


C1EcINSATI. Juas 14-Whiskey &c; Corn firm
IS; Flour 90.
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DIR. W. n. HUR Ely,

LATE OF KNOXVILLE, TEEN.)
FHNENDES his professional services he citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity. He has been actively engaged in the
practice Of his profession all its branches for the last sixteen
years. hopes by strict attention able render sac-
ton all who may favor him with call
Office No 42< Cherry street, Capt Stockes resi-
dence. Residence Pearl street, South Nashville.
anil Sctv3u
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pixies Feak.

River News.
ST Louis, June l4.-The river is stationary.
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LIVERY STABLE
Nashville FAN Races

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, OCT. I'd.
GswEEPSTAKES proposed for all agc, mile he sso8
- entrance; sC0 forfeit To and close ts ls day e
the 4th OF October.
seepstika three olds al'e 500
e5gforleit. t c0sr the ft July
make 81 Wednesday, The sth day
Of October.
Sweepstakes for three yesr osss two nile hsuts sra
trace $50 oriei To cl the u 1nT.
THREE or more make come Friday u Il
October. SAMUEL ,. CAErRB.
may29-tl-
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ST.. hours GOLDEN syrup.

EUST received in packages Of 20 gallons Louis
81 Syrup, Also, Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars
AIZELL, H00PERk CO.,
naJ@9 Mes, s AID Market Street
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FOURTH OF JULY-A CELEBRATION --MoUNT
VEENoN in accordance with tho suggestion Of
q public meeting at the Court House on Saurda.
morning 1t 10 o'clock, for the purpose Ct con
dering the prOpricty of having public celebrs
tion in this city on the Fourth of July next In
connection with the ceremonies it will be proposed
tlat a general contribution be made TO the Mount
Vernon Fund
We are equested by ladies' and gentlemen to ear
nes,y invit, general attendance at this prelimiu-
airy meetiEg.-COM.
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ONEGROES,


AVg lust received forty negroes sale Including
several good families and few we'll qualified house
Call and look al them, will seilc cheap for cash.
j.. J. LYLRS,
49,
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PesTPoNEAisFT HARDY BRO's auction sale of
pain i0gs Mirrors &C., advertised for this morning
las been postponed untl tomorrow
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtypeS, AmbrOtyPes.
REEEAENOTYPES, ~
APWEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No a, Union Street next door to Vessel Thompson's
q, r. SAETXMAN

(LAT. sAIIKRT.l
EEAYING fitted up above, exclusively for that
branch Of business, Is prepared ladies and
gentlemen OF Nashville and make yIc siBes their faces in
highest style sf the Art. No expense been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring latest and most
apparatus and Materials aud subscriber confident
~ all who may want pictures give him call pIegihg
satisfaction in eYery
n J7Entrance nsSt door (Yest to Vessel Thompson
rs I. 2. SALTZMAN.
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Regular Nashville and Lou
isViIIe Passenger Packets.
LAND FOR SALE

TFyHB subscriber offers for sale seventy ofland tn
Middle franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville, id
joining the which be resides the lands Of Capt JOIN
1Ore The land equal 20 the best with abundance Of excel
lent failing water, with the most beautiful building ~
Ia country, and in the midst Of the ighboho
America april NATHANIEL BAXTEH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-09

,osttciirg t,sder-;bus ei7i.x Wheeler tFe.iy foir
a. ,,sty 2. ht boars the start VI n p Ne
sfi.r Ia. sing \ check Nhs-is- wnuh rs'n'.n pei
e civ qu-i snd keso %. uf the -,y of tl4 police
ultii iios fnr.eIy -,ory Ut l't.e Old, SIM ne
", ud a. s.ly on All pr ~ her iSr-ei Peee 81
p.p.r INTO tie u~Tk.i. A. 81 iusiancs 4 nay Do
s,aei ihsi l-s. Tnur-fsy be worked - ois shoe bsus1
uu'l nearly O'Clock ID me .ieinoon vh-n be shpg-i
of Die Haiber syrnn, came over - tai- ciy. sai
u, ppeo Tito toe sore of M-ssrs. A. County CO, "a
CouIne ciai -trret where he purchased nif doz-n
ho,I-- OF -four getting ia az forg-i on-ek 10
1902 1J and receiving tie oaarc- in cash. Al M
utlo,k, TOO grs after l-avlDg - aDus-. be ~1-
back =. aip and NJ work ~ BIZ bsn.h s. II nothing
red occurred OUT Of the usual cOur-e.
Wbe.lsr slSsy- prei,rrsd to 9ave tls 10 'esns'sr
take his purchases an1 Marh4l Invsd.oy called Tor
ID. articles csrted them of, SD tnus As0-hsi u
in piicai,d al sccompbce. He "a s-o arrested 40
Saiu:osy aferIoSn anc IN crnp,ny riih nee n " -
committed Ia the TOubs ii this city - swat exsuliHs-
ton in the Police Court a. day.
Wheeler hiss very arisbr-, although m1cl shls-d
woman for wife, and a,so family Of three Intelligent
ard intre~iIg children He hos d. times styled MN
self a. VIM. T. Wuship; a. othef-, as CAPT. Wiu-hp,
al many # be ARTICLES parch.sei By m Eer- direct
I'd end marked 10 IT the other of ,h0se Dauss Il
Marcteser " H.. bus b. tru-ty teGC-'er, Marsh 81,
invariably carrl.c AID delivered goods - W ne-sr
al BIZ b. nse il Cneea. Ga other 0ccasllrs, h- hSi
fron'ry 70 relr.sen: himself a. one Of the Boston
Detective Police force.
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MARRsF ID,

BlRTLE TT-MOOREAt ,bs residence II he brides mother
Supp, Sid Match Miss Tuesday, July 70 by the
Rev Low, the Rev. Wn. r. '. Bartlett u New oIA' I"
Mi. Mary J. Moore
DINSMORr-DAVIDSON-In BDoklyr, +. d on Monday,
A., AZ 10, rrdruc. tn brides stne By ne Rev. W ~
Hal uwsy George p Diu,moIe o. LIZZIE UiVdson, ony
daughter Of Gto P. Davidson, esd 81 OF tai' ci'J'
6RtFN-MOLD-On Tuesday evening Als :, by he Rev Y
T. Sni'h Geo Green, -sq, u hsml;on, L. w, % si'ss
RacieI T. Mold # Brooklyn.
LlNINGsTCN-AU SrlN-At Nes- Frrls. Y, on sunday
AUG by the Rev George Nixon NJ William o. Li'iuss'on
20 hi.s NaIis Austin.
M,cRRIDE- MORGAN-On Thursdsy, Agg 4, BY the Rev
,asc Tu,tr Irwin H. NscBde ~ NAY youngest daughter
Of q lsie John Moran, all II his cry.
sANDRORD-GREGORY-A. Ir1n:or, No, on TUESDAY. Aug
? by he Rev. L. kv Th1s 3. Sind.ord formerly Of
NrwYoTk CITY 20 Miss LlEi- Gregory Of IN, former ace
WARE-McLEF-At Jersey City, Thursday, Ava b. the
h., ma:ihs. Luss DR.. Jonathan ; Wars - Ms Catherine
L Melee OF BiooslJn.
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0nsn.s.-Reported by Telegraph.

Buvy,Lo AUG So D. FLOUR qdiet aud unchanged;
,al., 200 obs qn-' sales ~ bush White Ohio at
81 % 10 bush Cticsso spius tr dtIng AZ toe CoRx
inn az AZ the c,se buso No. Illinois a. &c.
po drls n. ualcitg TIE the close. OARS qui.t B.sLEY
dr Ry. se-ny isir nqniry sal $50 bush Western
A. 6 RISKY strsoy ~ bhs az Zee canal FKEiGHro
Il. 9dy Lssr .uyoi $40 bis Flour 400 bosh Wheat,
50 80; buzz, c, ~ $3.50 bush. Rye CANAL EXPORTS; 1850
bush. ~ 81 Otu bash Corn.
AL.ENY Aug go -FLouR very dull and nothing deios
WHEAT small ses M-dit.irsnean A. 81 ~ CoRN
out, sol bush. Western Mixed at 76c shrat Oars
quiet ,, go bush Canada East at 4c. WHISKY, sales l5O
bos 81 2 iG!iic
Pan ,urL rH,a Aug. FLOUR dull but firm at s. So
HF,T droiuiug; Kuiucky bite IS; Red 8 30. CoRN
dull Y.lor 49,. OATS fun WHISKY. &02Itc
BALrlMoRE Aus. 8-FLOUR hTn WHEAT booyant; sales
u 60 b. H. al White s I5O III p for
Rod CORN dull bum. White 7sa Ace Yellow,
jsd8Nr Provisions oUl Mess Pork. SIS 26 Baoon-Sdes,
9ic. WHISKY dult
OSwFGo Aus 8, 6p m-FLOuR dull. with declining ten.
eeu,y quiet Of the hrmnes Of der
ana pri, th. Fast Coss dull salrs small
CANAL FREICHTs vnchans-d 2,6lc Flour So
ON heat aud o Corn. Hew-york. LAKE IMPORTS
$3.50 bu,h Com. CANAL EXPORTS, 100 bush Wheat
CHIc.Go Aus SO m-rLoUR sr-adl WHEAT Gull and
lass CoRN quiet OARS qIie'. RECEIPTS to-day: go
bb Flour 10 o bash Wheat, 1880 bush Corn. SHIPMENTS
BLhso: bbs Flour, 1890 bash Wheat, 49, oo bash-
Com
CI.crsSaT Aus s-fLouR dp and heavy 81 900 for
sup-rtL.. NHEsT-S,rs o White At 100 81 Is WHISKY
hrn SAILS 2oc. BAcos-B,t,er inquiry Sides, &c
sh. u.1lt TO-,