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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

ODD FsELowsHIP. the recent session OF the
United States Grand Ledge Of Odd Fellows in llti-
more, the Grand Treasurer submitted his annual
report Of the receipts and disbursements tor the
past year. The receipts we're Sl7,3TS.T0, and the
disbursements $l7 ,586.l9-showing an excess Of
sl0l 10 Of expenses over receipts The report
a'sS showed balance in the treasury Of $40 .96
which gum, it is presumed, viii he nearly sufficient
to pay the mileage and per diem expenses Of the re-
Presentstives At the prssen. session. During the
first half Of The past year the G. T. was CON-
peed to borrow 50, 100 to meet liabilities, and il
will again dinbtless be necessary to authorize the
Grand Sire to issue the notes Of the Grand Lodge
for about the same amount The Grand Secretary
made supplementary report showing the receipt
OF S., ,G9209 since his first report WAS submitted,
from Grand Lodges; s., ,691 25 from Grand En-
Campment', ard $s4. Is from ether sources. The
amount Of supplies during the Psst year vas S.
Bog, Of which amount s. .50lS2 was profit and
the amount Of supplies on hasd I.223, The
port also stltss that $l20 was received from the
Wildey annuity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

A Mosr MELANCHOLY ACcIDENT.-Ne hBd in the
Rileigb IN C) Register the particulars Of mot
distressing ascidert, Whieh bspp'nsd iR Frenklin
county Two gentlemen, named SAMUEL CtiFToS
and SHERWOOD DESToy, nsighbors ca the most in
innate terms of friendship, went into ,ho country
to shoot rabbits After while arabbii VAS started
on creek, and Mr. DEsToS went on side aud
Mr. CnFToS on the other. Shortly Mr. CLIFTON
caught sight Of the rabbit and hred Of the shOs
entering Mr.. DEXT5S's breast, near the heart, and
another in his lsgs. MIR. Denton died in stOut
fifteen minuteE. lie leaves wife aud four call
dren. who were dependent on him fer support, Tru-
ly melancholy end to pleasure excursion
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

A Dublin correspondents Of the IRISH Amsriean
announces the probability Of the speedy pardon of
DAEIEL 0'SULLIvAS, the las: Of the Irish patriots
remaining in confinement. Mr.. ORIoRDAE, the
solicitor is in Dublin, having with him the
ry memorial on which it is an understanding that
the Government will Get aud release the prisoner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

A Mrs. PREsco1r LAWRENCE, of Winhall, w.,
died few days since of consumption, and as a mum
Der Of the family had previously died Of the same
disease, the family went through the tuPerstiti0uS
farce of burning the lungs, heart and liver Of the
deceased, to prevent any more from dying Of the
same disease.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

The Irish Committee have collected about G2O0
towaI Il. the purchase of q sword of honor for Mar
shal MCMAHON. At q meeting OF the Committee,
recently held in Dublin, Subcommittee was az
pointed to request the EmperOrs permission for the
presentation. Another Sub Committee was appOint-
ed to procure designs for the weapon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Ena all The pIlRpnSES nE A EANnY pHYsla

composed that sease within the range Of their
action can rarely withstand eyads them. Their pen
eatng properties Search and cleanse and invigOrae
every portion Of the human organism, correcting is
diseased action and restoring It's healthy valifes As
q consequence Of these properties. the Invalid who Is
bowed down with pain physical debility IS aSt0nished
to find his health energy restored By remedy az
once 50 SIM ple and inviting.
S5tsOnly do they cure the everyday complaints Of
every body. bus also many orn6dable and dangerous
diseases. The agent below named IS pleased 70 Furnish
gratis my American Almanac containing certificates
or their and directions for their in the follow
ing complaints: COsaiseaess, HeartblyR, Rea&seae
GFisisag from diSoreroa st0Blaeh, Nausea, IHdiqssfo
PaiB GRd Morbid IaacOR 0f he B0trel FlfHeleg,
Loss Of ABSeite, yasndiee. and other kindred COM
plants Arising from low state Of the body Obstrue-
ZION Of It's functions. They an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restoration Of
tone and strength 10 the system dehisated BY dseass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

Major CHAPEEAU, attached TO the Qlariermaster's
Department, has committed suicide. His body was
found on the 2s.h EOn the beach outside of Fort
McEIenry, with bis throat cut.
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CROSSS-TIES WANTED.

VNHE Nashville North Western Railroad Company
% contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss.H'Ies. 9feet
long inches thick well heWn, fae nsrroWsst place
lss than inches clear Of bark ber sound deliver
lat the gr4de line Of the road in NashyiIle
The want 70 contract FOR aO.OOO white or
Post Oak Iles oi The above 70 delivered
Onshe ias Of the ROAD In piles from section II 70 stoa "a
enough On each section u supply the same
Psrsols wishing = bad val direct the President and Direct
en- q TIE Asssvills ana Northwestern RSlresd Company,
Nashville, Tenn~ Iulye0-n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

GrE JACKSON A SCHooLMAsTER.-hho would
have thought itf 1t is Leserthsless true, as con
temporary Informs us, ihst 0ld Hickory began his
,,ser "a a teacher OF an "OId Field school, /" IL
soutb Carolina. ana in Iha. sOchti'n earned the
m ouey which Supported him while as s'noeo iaS.
This is one among the many curious And unexpected
facts presented in Mr. PASrOS's fOrtheo@ing Life
Of Gen. Jackson, the FIRST volume Of which is now
in the hands of the printer, Many eminent Aneri-
eaus have begun life as teachers, but We hardly e1r
nso.sS to ana the IndOmitable hero Of New Orleans
| a sckool teacher.
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TAR II A N T'S
EFFERYEscRNT
5 + LTZ ER AP e Ri E n u :

EFFKRYEsCRNT
5 Z l. r Y e R A p E II u n H.
This valuable and popular Medicine prepared in conformity vim
The analysis Of the Of the eebri sser Spring, in
universally received the most fayorabls recon
mendatiOns Of the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
ue and being entitled special preference the
Mineral Spring waters ssditz Powders and Other similar Ar
usd With the best effect in all
Bilious and Fbre Diseases Sick RedddeAs: Less e[ APps
'is Indigestion and az s..a, e'"' 3a'~ss PsS
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
It particularly adapted the OF Travellers by Sea and
Lan Residents in hot Climates Persons Of sedentary
Vessels Planters will and il a valuable sd
Gition to their Medicine Chest
VIII used IL, has high favor and is deemed In
h torpid state oStss LfSsIt rsndsrs great service in
n sf aad gives satisfaction. al
laying all i1aannaory symponas In n45 cases ssctly
rs success ia ces eC GrIuel Bsdi0sssioa aysor1 and
ssirres4soves il Medicine greatest utility
4cft Of rAs cfO4cA. and tie distressing sickness
tssuaI darsJ aseYisds spssiIy, and with marked
lgsrI< tSs greatest iSf 10 lOss q1i1sa sOsA or SAB.
jsct the PRsentiy sang the hwess neuirAzng all
Irritating seerstiOns and thereby reeFins alaatory ss'
denotes.
In Jae Ills inDa7na5Ie1l al saers Gss Pariss
PEgyGsies required.
the form OF pOW carefully put up in bottles. to
Keep climate a9d merely requires water poured upon it to
produce delightful ederveScent beverage
Tekeu the morning. nteTeres with the aVOcasons
Of 1a acting gently the system restoring the digestive
exciting healthy aud vigorous tone OF the stmach and
elasticity OF mind flow Of spirits which give
every enjoyment II also enables the Invalid enjoy many
with mpunity from which be must otherwise be de-
bse without which life is lrKsome and distressing
Numerous testimonials from and other gentlemen
highest standing throughout the eOaty and its steadily
popularity Of years. strongly
efficacy and Vaaabe character and commend the favorable
notice 6f an Intelligent public.
Prepared sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. 1ARkANT & CO., Druggists.
unet5-Ilv No. 27S Greenwich > car Warren. \. 7
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9lasb6iIIt QInion anS snsritsn.
Daily IS; rr,-wssAly 50; weekly Sc.


e nP'-"NPFe NJ F@DN -
One Square, year, 930Esch additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding tile space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WERKLY 81
OSE DOLLAR per Square for the s and FHrY cESTs for eseh
Subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly viii
be charged the fall daily rates with half the weekly rates
added.
Tmsisnt zdes,siesnts sst BE paid o at the time n
iRser ion
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

FuruaSnang ana Faoey NOo@S'
VIE are nov receiving soe assortnent Of RsEplshpg
Nv Goods, OF Ehioh, ths foos1ng eA<,ss -
brscing every variety Of pattern spd latest 49, @
Gloves an pandcrs Robes Travelling shes Aeek 80 -
HGndserchefs, Umbrellas, podsTu ~ sssll t-'sa ~ -
Hcss Of Cottcn, Wool, aerino sd oA..e..-ss ~ =
cps
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

VIII from Plaster BANKS IN Virginia
20 Chattanooga and Dalsa, and stlous the IA rs-nnr
and OeOT. Ia Railroad ak dollars per of So pours
To NAshyiIl and all Stations the Nashville CsttansoF
Railroad, st nine dollars per tor q 2, 900 pounds.
Also 10 fuscumOa and statials Of Tuzumfa, thu
Memphis ChaTestOn Road a. rne dollars
iosa arert AZ Tu4ru N tEel I've ID 4naefn
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CoNrKAeron,s WORK.

| BrSige Bolts and Nuts: Derrick Mountings
CPst Angle Blocks, Shoes and sheayes and Puleys;
Washers; Buggies. and tools Of various
J Mule Powers; kinds.
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And Good AccOmmodations with usual privileges Tor PEI
travelling In charge thereof
FREIGHTS FORWARDED.

Freight transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
FINHE Southern great lines This road has
thus fS' been managed 10 such 10 commend 1t
the public patronage.
This Company, under the General Supeyntendeuce OF
N. ID. MEARS, General Freight Agent,
Nov offers Inducements shippers Baltimore, Phsde
New fok. Boston, Richmond, Petersburg &c exceedingly
and far below New Orleans pce their moderate
terms, with the deduction insurance OF and half
cent BY this and the Euopesn shipping being from TO
shIbgs sterling than the New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute to render il
Reliable well Desirable
Their facilities for transportation unequaed by any othe
in operation, their Western terminus PARK
ERSBURGH, one huSdei and ninety miles below low
wS and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables in ordinary the delivery Of goods only cerAn
hut with DISPATCH advance OF any other route and the
Ger declines their advantages such the time OF delivery
Eldens on other routes, ~ that this Is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy ROute.
routes there dSage the delivery being made Park
steam iInediateyto the withOutb being subject
The Louisville steamers with Parkerburgh
bOGs without delay, do likewise the regular Cnnhnsti
b0a The Pittsburgh convey Rarkersburgh By
this arangement the Company enabled freight
daily for this route Al their agency Nashville
for further particulars inquire Of
IL H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
fS6ml Nc =, Broad nj
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The Adams Express company.
ITNDON FOR SALE.

VNYE are Offering Tor sale the Mansion and "a
Wv Farm OF A. B. Montgomery, situated on 80
tue Middle franklin Turnpike. three miles from -
tue Public Square Nashville. This is undoubt fIfI 80
sdly tie 1ost highly improved property nov oner
81 Tor sale anywhere In the vicinity OF Nashville.
cOnans altogether 90o acres, oLehird WOOD AaA
paAnee under feBce-in cultivation. We deem IL unneceaa
speak for itself JIGR w BROWN.
auR2-du pa.i R.t.ts Agenfa.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TFfB RAPID euRE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza HOarsenesss Group,
Bronchitis, InciPient Consumption, and Tor
the relief of cOnsumPtiEe Patients in ad-
Vaneed stages Of the disease.
So wide is the field Of It's usefulness and
are the eases Of its ces that almost every section Of
country ab0unds IN persons publicly known, who hsye
BEEN restored from alarming and even desperate DIS
eases Of the lungs BY its use When once tried rs
saperority over every other medicine Of rs kind too
apparent 70 escape observat5n, and where It's virtues
are known, the pubic longer hesitate Shat aEdots
20 employ for the distressing aud dangerous affections
Of the pulmonary organs that incident to our
climate While many inferior remedies thrust spSu
the community have failed aud been discarded this has
gained friends BY every tTia conferred benefits tie
afflicted they forget and produced cures too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten
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CLASSIFICATION,


fpr Of tuFpentne, esmPlne, burang huiis a TaFnsh,
will Oaly he taken al owners risk.
6unpoNder R1d eOn Dsches and other eombusilhIe ari
sss VIII b charged Local oi each Road aud oaB a.
I nna.l lacnnua nI.n..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-01

VEYE are receiving and opening, FOR fHb FALL
w TRADE far the isrgest and most complete sto OF
Goods In cur line the Trade in this State
Our SOtk Is ftsl and complete eoHprisfa5 yAt ttae
Of every Sdiey and style, AID Goods we're purchased
from MANUFACTURERS and the bCst possible terms We
keI fully SAYING that Inducements sa ne
superior before offered TO the Ifae IN ths
give Gal You will save money BY dong 80 %
BERRY, sAUFLEY CO.
augIe-9m. al Pubic sHfhre
, 1859-08-03
Financial ;anp 0asau!krflat.
NfOkETARY-,..
ID, Z r!
:, Te1anAx EvxFue, Aak. 4 as@s

=
During .hepsst week Es<tern ekohesee ass
dai'y become mhre scarce, aid rites hare et.n-
eaed till it hns.' rcqehtd' 81, ind In sone, ,n-
stances as high as 6 Per ceut. p9enoiam:- tee
banks. boveres, hare not raised their saies
u,,ove q per eept.., 1t which 1h<y are supplying
tLs,r customer. rather: spsrfnsay. the ia'4oE
cIia tue shipments Of produce during Tie past
week-c.p,ed mainly By tue speculative fever
which has rased in tha corn market"-has nn-.
lous,sdty contributed towards this state Of
aG4irs. Happily this market il fast shaping t.
scll into It's proper proportions .Hlth those in
the East. and NC. lohk. forward to some rel1e'
xhrough healthy commerce.
discounts are eass acd' money is plenty Tor
all legi.n its bnsiasss transactions. ii the usual
bank 14tes. 10 PEI. cent. per annutn-
During the week we wtrs pained 70 record
the suspension of N old aud well established
produee bnuss in this eits.' There ware xsn'oFs
Of other dsstsisrs of. similar nature; ; but nc
are pleased 10 Announce that thes have no
foundation. 49,.
new BAxk ,s NEW roRz--Tle n. 7. Journal
Of Comm.roe states that nav hank, in that
city, With caqissl of 500, 900. to BE- called the
.Msnufaeiurcr.r. and Merchaots' Bauk," ;" u in
course Of or94.uizssion- .Ths cosporators ART
Wm. q. Appleton. T. Y. Haugh h~ot. Cbss a
Baudoiue, John 8. Mitchell, Psran Stevens
Abraham 1vet, Nathaniel Wheeler. John Ander
son, Gro Il. .con.oit, Wa,drop J. hall, Victo
T. Depierris, md Allan Huy The intention
10 20 into oper.tien about the 1st cf octobel
C..
, 1859-08-03

GUyroWpER In = , kesa 4s5oas M1cnk ind
Blsanx In = kesa II 4.sa9s01; Casssl Heaans&s1s
to1 h each ii Il. .ootsa3oo; tss u eannssas. DOL IN
each, 6hk8s10l
AAY-Ths following ass pces ct Es,sse. Bros - azkss
d New 1rt loose II pr tu T1muthy. loose u Jes toa
Baed Prae. II pes ton; BA:ed Timothy. $40 rez son-
suaA hales, II 1rctall. ,ae e.Gh-.-: :."'
HIGH uE1SEs-ke-e1t&.l las+ weet. SIS ht1s shtpEach.
vi bhA Ths askes during the pat ~.ck hss lcen Qukt
but builder. nnes md although sr u trts % ex
pom derand We have to note adsaece df ec-eloslns
nouasnat II sa9Ae- .,'.
uoxEr-~Me. nd almost tn.iis,y nominal Il 1te'se
~. -" = =. :.
HlDEs-Hecelp:a i.xt week. 1882 -; shl2ucats,
4;.ls, lbs The market during The rs ~ece haa besu
dnlier. and puarrd decline Of about 1e-elos:nk
n The following 1.tes os quotaa CO: Gsseu sahsd,
K: Kp, sse; caL .oc; Ds5 s.ssed, .satsc: Dig Flint
ls4l7e; 1rz.o Petit. sl,so; sheazAakA ase-
IRuN AND AAlLa-sh,i3aents GA veek, h1ss. .tol nA
The following TIC cnreat Quaoa.: Ks1 lrua, sA2
sxe pr ,; Cat stss, lsxssc rab~ sses:st7ne; s.4as
aseel .97xe; shee& 1roa, AJAX: Ssl, AAsoz1sd skc
Cut saka, t<sc. ..: .
LEATuEI-ste.dy md n:1n 1t tbe following eposa-
s,ma: Ok Sole Sc y s1zaaaa middle ~casAu. .s<s
~ ~; K<idle Leataer. st9s3e d: Coa. Lzihe st;
u doz uxsnes Leather So \; deadlock Kp. aka
&C .; Hem]ock Ia ,: French KtA ss3loo =
A;fssacA ta1S &l0k4is 70 D. Female CaH. eS5+s <dn3
Ae1nloek Upp7 u ssa243 doz- oak urpeT Leasbe1.
s3s1AsV do1. :. -
L.ouuRs-rure spldts - r1kst Ma=ao1a Hal,sy,
tic EAliana ''lup4falr d. e3<e FsAsaaA~ knytuw4
e@."d Do, 4ske ,.Snitht Ohio d. :lhcs t;ad. Dupay
BEsndy, es ia71 10; A. SelGnete d. tlsaG.o0. GM-
"0E1ps Lea8.-- q o.: ~C!o~er Lat" ass: ~o.nxr
1ree sae.. JAxAlcA Rrn--<th psuos ti.as-.oo: 81.
CsoIx Rum, 341koof eo2soc. ):
LINE AND I'l.AsTEk-1ua Ia 1hh e1Ql Is; Line In
holk :2st; stacao: counon, II sa7.. Extra do II
c.a&anos Land raste1. slao7l. r:K: R1aaesae ual1,
ao2&oe: Wster Lime s1aoEtLo. ~ :.
lLEAD AAD sA0T-Reee:sta l.t setk 80 .; Ea +;
sadpment ~ 10 lbs, The eloan1 aoosa:'ons ar:-nar
1aad .xe; F1l L7A ska7o; shsr* Le.4 ssd rspe e3ae
pvsp sh< 4i71 ~ Of = n Luck Shot = -ieF Rag.
NAVAL s1oREs-Roksn. oommea 70 p4sn1r. g 80 i;
r1tta. .AaAsa 1xs, 4a4Ho;B S.0at,nn- 3,,iaHxc.',
:; Provisions AND LARD-Reo<apss ssss week 400
n Lard no peef Of po1t. si3pnnts<3 brh besf; 10
III, Hseutd rneau 81 80 ns1asd. N1ss paax
-1sieato 4utlns ths ese< have hcsa r2ted 10 taa2l
1T. 4 s1aaoasso Stock vesy Light. and demand limited
to tn "a anaal Requirements Of The lumber CIT
MeArs-1be.~ has been sot inquiry for both Hatns and
saouhss but tks IL ~ -Aone us,nk 1eeA
IL keaa demand and peess nrn II x87Ae Tor eheu,
dsA sN0loe TOT pl2la Hama md lo<2lle to7fAac5 lS
! --HastA aH,es md sn4fe'y nt0 nj q Mk Etfn-
fnrATnEs- s4pss hst v.st, Ak.z ~ css.paansa.
e0b0s QAs sAtst soF asx ~ ntsss &Mf4 h pAa wee
h's1sn eaoysnt radef sood ky 6aod ~ vel II ttp
aaaa t@ Npwankaa md ota-T plcss IN tosy feetas
LIS oaaaaI oHa< tbs pas sxp dasA hassvss she ssp
p hssa Huea GsasAF, and ~ mazt eaosss 1t sa1 o.
Nak3zg doing IN oh poAao~.
, 1859-08-03

eoCLTHY AND oANE.-Lire Chickens II good d.
Ertnd !: % dos&a ;Turksys niAes dna It e&ae 3
,rrs1ris ch!eken. t.:5 Fl 90 r doz. :, - ~
suoRTs AND ,NspDLLSGs7- ahodA II. .oa3l4Df
IN NLdduns. Hooais % -1aa &aas Adlsss soA 70
,nAf II lzJno on trAek.' >: ,.". -. =;
.sALr-geospa 11ss xsek. &1tlt1l; aaaaneats Aaz
bis Ths aaskse 1snslss au 4. F1ae; sisaa1n hsas
Coare, $i4ae1 60; Dairy, ss :''' =: -.
SPIRITS AND -ssnrrs.-caaapaeas, tsc; Tu5pxn-
tine t&e; Dusnlnk Fluid, tsc. 0us-Llnseed, X; 10
Lard ~: Elephant soes ,Whse. -; ;.spsEa s1&o;
Nes.&3oo 9e; Tanner. tc; Bank, ste krrosnk B. on
ais Coal 1so; Lunneatlns oh. sc; Bea1, s.xe-7
sU0AR5-ReeetptA ty E4llwAJ lass week 10 bids,
500 tha. The h%w York aud few Orleans Iszksts ~
I'm. tbs sock hers Il fair with god dsmand. 1ts
eaosnx quotations k1iexk;-fev of3saus, fir to
pti1aa 7kc: do Cla11aed and C. teA ia hhda sAasXe;
Caba, 616:c; rosto nleo 597Hes n. 7. Eeaned White
Ctfee lo+; Y.ta.ndard ceu&hed, powdered md
ula1ea-oonanou, 10k@l1<c; douhlA reansd lat2llHe
siRUp6 Aku N0LAsnEsi-The following ess she
e:otns quotat!ons-Nes Orleans IN basrsa &a24Ac:
s. H. MotaAse sc ;Csbs In Ah. aooase: Nsx Fork
sY7ups 4;24sc; n: T. Golden oQ354e; - :.
.sALERATCs,. ,.A:HEs ke-Aaaea. &c; do Haht1ta h
| tin eases, aslsc s ieruu+, eh2TKe. ~ '-'
soAr-Ho. Family, fat3sse E1s1a. saee; Eza<1e 70
| u. '..'..~t; .:'t-t- : -
7AL1ow-Reee,pa last week ,1o,ssaAs; shIpuensi =,
SO h. The market during the pa week h,s he<n kcsdy
=. l045l0ke, at Which e.sses With good export de-
! 7nshd. ''. ~---.
wuoI-Eeee!p.4 laa week. s.tst nA; t!pmeats u ~
lb. TIC eip FAdS IN the hands q eala and mag
usac uIcs aEd but little coming forward except for
snsat through. Phc.s sesia fr anu tend upward. F. :
coee blood - txh &C wAs paid
| als hall blool 1t Sc. The e1oAnk quotations are:
, 1859-08-03

By TE11eR4rB.1 NEx Yosk, Aug. =.
F1ouE-,pened fruaer but closed dull md drooptnE-
tales 0hh II q $40 f1r supertnc State 4a1o t
10 extra 6:ate. SIS n3 70. suIes1ae wesern, 9e
$50 for common to good eatsa Tea~s t5 ~ Old a50
= fresh ground shipping ext soundhoaped Ohio
closing heavy- Rye Flour n Y46:H.
CK1s-Wleat l9ec bett /. with limited SUPPLY Of
new. Sales 100 bush Including whss Kentucky At
EN- 1t alI53Ll5h. Rse dull # 7oa7sc. Barley auxt
Corn h.avy AMI owersa'cs 800 bush At II old znd
new m ed este In and DELIVERED Oats heavy II
3s94oe 1T Stat. sa+'c for W.steru acd Canada.
Wa:sEaI-lpYEeE' @ safe. = - enls s st 5@;5H = ..
and unchanged prl,e sses 20 bn's It s13@1tl7 for
4ses - Il thin M ne sos . for slea, e. ;, s,d s.S q
I;3 "a, coaf'!y prm, tss 7: for d =; tss f0,
and t1u.a4 uc.f Hams QUIT bHt steady .. ll.e a.
Gea .ou9a cu' sttatss:6xc g. M fo. shG1atss M sGf
qule1 d, 1e lie Olo le soc Cheese outlet
srocxA.Lnres: Ser York Central ~; hne .,al.
IL 3. g; H. Cent. Is; Chicago and Ruek 1sEan4 6.N
B g ReadiuE AHc.
, 1859-08-03

The following table ahows the anssesisns Of ths *ee1'
the pec. of Cana being given "atozs nnd No. and Nv
, 1859-08-03
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

- AKn4s sED...............AuE. 4
O.7pF, Ia Sale, 137ttna ttta1.
Furu, Il S.Ne s 80 b corn no hu oa.x. :
Hxnnes Sxie, La kxl c. 1911 hu cosu.
f.s ksti AZ: q. !. = s. e g GO .zsxs p1
Il i tel Lockp<ft ECO tn on.u, Is brts fSus.
VII brown L.kpot 's8 6lae yds labtla eto1A, 81
ubsc yds dtuenslon suns :
rsngai.. jo iet % cuh!e d. Euahe stons.
Gcefke; Morris. 4fN hu
Hupshq l. 11ur2ce, 41110 In enta+---
Humb h, Jotxt. LsG7 bu ts,rn. 4,,;,:,:
{ioos ttate. L. sAe t3tf tons co41 - 's'lt'fH -
MsEriA L. S1iix. Ii tqutc u.