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BBLrrHs.--Jsmss Thompson, No. ls1 East
Front.strset, challenges the world to furnish
an article Of coax tanned leather betting and
hose" superior to that Manufactured BY him
self. He has large stock on hand, and he
invites dsslsrs and other to call and examine
II. Gss advertiSsmsnt.
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LEosNsH RsosIPrs AT THE MAYORS 0fyIun.
During the week ending yesterday, $17 so
were received OF the Mayors ofice for H.
censss, which, according to tho record Of Mr..
Charles s. Belts, the Mayors Clerk, were de-
rived from the following sources:
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LsrrERs DETAINED FOE WANT or PosrAas--
February IA: s.a
Exeter Currie, Detroit, Mich. y
VIM. H. Calvert, New York.
HailmAn, Rahn 4 o., Pittlburg, Penn.
Warren Runyan, Lexington, KY.
ID. W. Heath, Greencastle, Ind.
: Marcus A. Hunt. Foster Landing, Ky.
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THRpsroHoRzAN.-Ths first grand soirse Of
the Central Dancing Association viii bs given
at Melodeon Hall on Friday evening. The
arrangements have all been completed, and it
Is expected to be brilliant affair throughout.
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TEE WksfxrNsfER.-.S. W. Pesse has re-
oeivsd the January number American edition.
Westminstsr Rspiep. It contains valuable
papers on the topics Of the times.
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ADAMs's ExPRTss COMPANY To Adsms's
Express Company we continue to be indebted
for Eastern and other papers, always In
advance of the mail.
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W WANrst" WAN TsiI
OITY N Ew s..

g@ This morning, J. Graf 4 Co., sell at
~ O'Clock, small retail stock at their store,
No. 18 East Fourth-street. See advertisement.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBssRvArIoNs- Henry
Ware, 0ptioian, No. 7 West Fourth street,
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sTEAMBOAr RRoIsrER,
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS,
Monetary ana Commercial.


The only feature that altered in financial
circles yesterday was New Orleans Sight Exchange,
which dsclinedN, par and y prem. having become
the buying and selling rate.
0@2 per cent. at the Discount. houses to good GUS
toners. M ~ HllI - ~ :
Eastern Exchange was q little irregular, some
table ckecksi all selling at " prem.
In Coin, Uncurrent Money and Time.bils there
Flour was dull yesterday, the buoyancy Of Monday
having disappeared. Whisky was steady and In fair
demand Groceries were firm, and Grains nnaltersd.
generally not much was doing.
The Imports and Exports OF various articles for the
twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon, we're:
Butter 81 kegs; Corn, 1859 bushels; Cheese, 81
ss HSss and
bushels; Pork and Bacon. 10 hhds., sbrls, So4'sii
Lass bushels; Whisky i,1s5 barrels. '' '
, nixPonrs; Apples, lSs barrels; Butter, lss kegs
Ssss Flour @ % is barres Lard io Kegs Moissses
46l barrels Oats 2272 bushels; Pork and Bacon III
bids, % tisrces III barrels potatces l4G barrels
The annexed is comparative statement of thsim.
week and since January1:
Entered at the portsl, ,lsS2ls $sii4,o7s s2,slSSss
Thrown on market.". sss737 2.4sl,6O5 i,6a9,6la
Total for the week...s2o2se5s $500, 50 ,slO
Since january. tt
Entered at the ports9, 400 s23,lOe 1863
Thrown on Marketm. II AIS 290l5,439 2S,52l,4
Mondays Tribune says Of Saturdays Money mat.
ters In New York:
There is fair demand for Money In business cir
cles, but the supply Is abundant. On demand on
private colateras the supply is abundant at 66 per
cent. The business in the Discount houses 10 mode-
rate, and rates are unchanged. sixty.day accept
ances Of leading names 60 at 6@6H per cent, and
four and six months paper at 7@7h per cent. The
due to the demand for money for payments on the
new loan at the Sub Treasury. ss
Messrs. Thompson Brothers say Land Warrants
are moderately active in New York, with an advance
in some Sizes They quoted on Saturday as follows:
".. Buvinc Railing
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LOST.
FOUND

EyOUNp-Tsksn up last Friday, brown.
With tho nimS Of 20, b. Sanford, fovinStca, w.
engraved thereon. Ihe owner can hare he aame ~
calling at No. 80 West Ffent street. and peyt1e
chargss. hlsb Z
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ElOR sALE-sYLvAN HOU This
IL weil-known house, together with about eight
acres Of land, ig offered for sale or lease. Inquire on
the premises, Of q. r. SEDAN, Lower River Road.
fel5btl
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MUSICAL.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS--CHEAPEI

lN1 thaA ever. Great sacrifice Of nQnEru
vioiins' Guitars, Banjo String, NM iSi@ 668
Selling at.l00 per cent. less than any
other Aopse In this city, and rstclass Instruments
at that. Do not buy an instrument until ron have
called at No. 22J Fifth-streek second door ssst Of
Plum, south ade. BRIrTINQ D. BRO,
Plano Makers, and Dealers in Tirst-class Instzu-
ments. de21H
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Total for the week...s2osse5s ssso5,577 sa,ss4,sl
Entered at The port..ss, ,OoiIeo s2s,lO s
, 1860-08-30

MONTREAL, August 29.-The musical festivnl
last night, in honor Of the Prince, Was u very
ssful affair." It tasted four hours, and up-
wards Of 5000 persons we1e present. On the
platform we're upwards Of one hundred and
tifsy performers, Who commenced the evenings
entertainment by. playing various selected pic
ces. This was followed By q c1ntata, compos-
ed for the occasion, BY tie Philharmonic Soci-
ely, the whole terminating with grand operat.
ie uaosceaux, bT Strakosch aud his insignificant
troupe. The Prince aud soi!e arrived 1t 10 r.
y WHEN the house rose aud cheered vigorous.
ly-the band atriking up God save the Queen.
The Prince apr1audei the cantata.
The Prince lett 1T III O'Clock, when Re was
egain Justify cheered. Indy Franklin was also
present
The resiew to-day passed of to1erably well.
The Prince complimented the cfl:ers On tho
appearance and discipline Of the troops, AMI
then left for lsle Dowal, above the Lachin e
Rapids. He crossed over to tho island in q
boat from the Faiorous, escor1ed by dozen
Hudson Bay canoes, manned by vo5aseurs.-
After his arrival he parsook Of lunch and
otherwise enjoyed hlmself in paddling about
in canoe. lie returred to the city in The eye
ming: Tonight there is q grand torch1ight pro,
cession in his honor.
, 1860-08-30

when Tho abore steamer arrived vera very mes-
gre, We publish the following. from 5est.rda,'a
New Fork papers:
L,vEarooI BaE4ps1rIFs MAnkE7.-The bread
ttufs 1narke: terds upwards, snd prices Of I'll
articles arc slightly higher. =
Another report says:-Corn-A good attend
ance Of country buyers aud = large buslness
done. Whest advanced 2d@3d per Genital over
Tuesdays prices. Fiour active, and fully 1s
per sack and barrel dearer. Oats dearer for
good qualities. Indian Corn - steady demand
1t m improvement Of Is per quarter Some
authorities report d,ur aud corn Zach a ahil*
ling dearer, aud wheat three pence higher fince
Tuesday.
LIVERPOOL Provision lARKET.-The proTls-
ion market is generally dull
OcrAx FaElours At NEW YoRk-.Aug: 29.-To
LiEerpool-5o, 900 bu corr, 10 bull At l1d ~
00o bu wheat, in bugs, at 12d: ,28o brts dour
At 80 Sd; per steamer, 400 h1s ehetse aid $40
pk3a batter at 500.
, 1860-08-30
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

TDx1nAr ETxx1sG, 1t Eus. =.
FREtGuTs Adv1aced 1G:e- TIE fol owing engage
nrns were made; * H. $. Sheppard ttattn List nsh
wheat t. BaA, II 1&e seh. W Grant at to Eufa-
Is It 1se 3Eop EEe whe4t to HunA <t If prop Mhs-
dover wheat to Bu4lo a ttc prop Buckeye, wheat 10
o.weso a az: 4chs asq:ett. wheat to K1ngston ut
ppp Bun xhs 10 Tpsonto .ia co2nIwea II aoes sehr
Jo.ephlae Dread:u ind by 6Ardue. what to Dutalo -
15c.
FloUn-Rece,p.s, Ill Iris: SHIPPED, lsao bis Mn
tdt very 6r1 but !saITe. kaea ~e1e:9oo trs South
Brunch" Spring Exsa =: t45o del 100 brs 1ock Couny
do 1t u 20 de l6a bs Eupera+as as - Is deli III bra OF
'.SteslirE" E1tta nj q ct.
MILL StCFFS-pn1l. 10 toni HidolnSs At III.
WHEAT-Reccpts q. Isl bu; 81 ppei ti31a ba. srarso
Opened dun a:d elo.:d drm. with good demand sales
bu No. Spring At e4Ac IN tso.e 1900 bu
do at SSH s,e lu do At 5Gc in store 1900 ba do
e64e IN .toe bu Co II &c in stose t0oo bu Do at
a;c in ttost oQ tu do 1t SEC in store; Ah1 h1 no.
spraE &c in so.e 900 tu do Al size In store; Is go
bu do &c in store 1000 bu do at e,c In st5re ba
d. ut sa In ore: H. 90 bu do 1t c in sto1e; so do
ct TIC In Etere 900 bn Rejected 1t 14c In ttose WINTER
-laeio~er. les vere :-soo tu 10 Rel ut NC IN
eo.e; bu do II 93c In store 101 bn No 2Red ut ssc
in It re; 80 bu Atj.cted Ret at 76c In store
CoRN-Ee:e!ved- s7,ea bu sh1pped, s7,s'e tn. Mar
X: dull aal sase lowes s.'es were ba No Il
1&cIo 1880 bu do II ID s.ore HOO tu do II
Sc IN stot bu do nj c6c Ia stort 4o1 bu No at
sse In store 90 tu do at Sc in store 90 bu DO al
5ic In Atose 1soo bu No Canal At 3ke ado EXC ha 40
1t &c adoat. ..--
lower Salts xHe :-1soo bu No al isc In store 1000
tu do at &c ndol l40 bu do At 204c 4do't.
RYE-Reoelved 2lsl bu. In n1te1 reqaest a7d rathet
weaker. saes -4o bu No 1at &c il ztote 9. bEs
No : II * on ttsct.
BARLEY-Rece'yed. 1.e4 bu. Market uczs acsive.
sa,es 100 bu prime 10. at Sc II De pot; rs tEs
, 1860-08-30

STRAcrsE, August 2s.-The Radical Abolition
National and State Conventions assembled here
this morning. About 100 persona, including
several women. we're present l. letter wai
read from Gefritt Smith containing draft FIR
$50 to aid in printing tickets, etc. he diacour-
aged the expenditure Of much time and money,
alluded to the ead experience in 1858, and
thought there was little ground for encourage
ment in future. Delegates are present frcm
gan, Massachusetts, Ohio, and New YORK. The
following are the nominations made: For
President, Gerritt Smith OF New YORK: Vice
President, Samae! MeFar1aad of peunsylranis
Governor, Vim. Goodell Of Ne. York; Lieu.
tenant Governor, Sidney A. Beers Of Brook]yn.
, 1860-08-30
New York Mnrket.

Dx TExosA1z.} NV Yoxx, August -.
FIouI-May be quoted Lhade armet Wills ts1tsactions
afc much tscted W the limited secepts Shippers and
tue hone trade tpoecd to buy iar extent Sales
til stae; 4s.a:@34o ior super ~este.1 esN@ts5 for
b,atds e1ta round koop Ohio Market e:csne qui t a.:
I'd ~ hour ID modrsaie demand saes 80 bI. It es1@
ltye -four seay e3o IS for to choice lupet
EH,sIt-Sc tre spd fIn. S7les ~ btls at ss&.2Ke-
Gst1s- Price Of rAtat 1@ec better with sood port
deHA+d. TrA Aactions much rcBtted BY the lne1
sd a99e portion o1 the saes aIe making to r.
1ve SUES g 9u ba western t.d =: " atteE
white Michigan At u 3l sAo0 bu wh to Indiana At
ti1:4l -; 1900 hu xhNe kcatucky At 1890 bu
Al!.4ukse club o. private TENS Rye guilt AMI nra #
for t1port saes u At &C for sound sni1ed wet
weasezn and Canada: 4 &4ic for staie.
AsDz.-A&kes neaey aca ne hsar Of cni7 E1aah sales
1t about previous price,.
L1A1nx1-Dal Ind press unchanged.
1A1tuw-pull n lUc With smaa sales.
n9der.te- eas 7s7 hs q al9togl9 Is ior new mesa:
ios g prime t.ss :os "a d. Tle dsnsna fs. seei
fo7 eourtsS PRIME: +9a-o for do mea. ts9ut0 tor
n'mns! n ti:ss. Beef hA,ns dull aad u1nEaly ua-
changed Cut cas scarce and nontoa1 at sc for ahoul
des md tic TT hams Bacon quiet LAID deIl heavy.
IL Oh,o* l4aac ior s4e. Cheese Attaay At
Gnoc1zus-Cones rifles quI aud opr learn Of saes
Of 1h baKs ST. Dtm Ego eatA- Sugar ratter
rales 6ol Havana private tera; hhds
cpse sAfxs ~ osa oad Is.
XIV; Yc. 81: Iii * ASion sif hsr q e p1ei
x Il Keaax s !t ~ Cd f ~, a. sx rsa1s sns
Il f1X: u sn1 Z to.
, 1860-08-30
CQu.Atf In PsnnavIvanfn

Pu1LApElrB1A, aug. 23.-A split took place
this morning in the nominating Convention Of
the first Senatorial district. The CouveutioE
refused to entertain resolutions endorsing Mr,
Douglas for the Presidency. E1-Nayor Taux,
the Douglas candidate for the nomination Of
Stats Senator, thereupon Withdrew his name,
and the Douglasises retired from the Couveu-
ton. Hon. SIS. Randall, ,rho IL in 1a7or Of Breck-
inridge aud Lane, Was then nominated. Ms,
Faux will probably run as N independent can
diaatA
, 1860-08-30

MONTREAL, Aug. 29.--Tue cricket match BE-
tween Csnapt and tha United Statea eomrpeec-
ed to-day, With the following result: Canada,
LIST ssinnin&s A.; United States, 1st in nipgs, 1e5:
Cansd&, ed Innings, 81, with threa wicketa to
60 do.n-
Tho Duke of Newcastle notified the Commit.
tee that the Priace Of W alea desued 10 visit the
grounds, aud he will probsb do 50 tomorrow,
, 1860-08-30

WAsa1Sarox, aug. 29.-The Aiuot Ledge
Light House at the entrance Of Boston harbor,
will be illuminated for the 6rst time Nov. 1t. h
and not Sept. 1st. as has hsen er1oneously
stated-
Flsg officer Stribbing, Of the East Iudia
sqsadf IN, officially reports that Lord E1gin
and Baron Gross were endeavoring to settle The
difficulties Of the Chinese without resorting to
force.
A letter from The Arch Duke Ma1imi!!iaa Of
Austria to Lieut. AaurJ, announces that be vii
soon visit the United States.
The Commissioner approves the annronria.
ton for the erection Of statues in the Patent
0Gice Of great American inventors.
, 1860-08-30
WAEAr Ar DAVENPORT, 1owA-The !
Of the 25th has the following:

Rera1d Of yesterday contains the following:
Wheat advanced slightly yesterday. 64@5Cc
was the ruling price Tor Nos ! and 2 qualities !;
as high as sit was paid by one dealer 10 fill out
shipment. The receipts were very light. The
Grain Exchange will soon be in working order.
up shelves, paper racks, &c. Copies Of the best
d1aly papers from the Eastern, Western and
Southern cities will be kept On 6le tor perusai
bY the public generally.
, 1860-08-30

PxrEnsBuaa, Va, Aug 2s.-Mr. Douglas
commenced m address l..t night at o'clock,
IN front Of Jar1et.'a Hotel, to / crowd Of 1 900
or 5000. In half an hour a storm arose. and
the crowd adjourned to PtGai1 Hall. His 3D.
dress occupied orer two hours. He left for
Raleigh this morning, where he speaks to NOR.
row. lie speaks in Richmond on Friday nigh.
and leaTes for Stauntou on Saturday morning.
, 1860-08-30
#t8rGllunko,tB.
DuR1FY THE BLOOD.
Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills

And HnPnlA 61LLe74S~
hs hles and en.ied celebrity viii these pretnlnent
eJc pes atqul II 10: thel iavA.uana t8esI ~
usuI p1ece Of pR=E no. oaIy nnnec s1ar hot ua"of-
ta5 ftbea. ~ c,sva
Of asthma Acute nd Ca10nle kAeaati., Affections OF
II 5ntS5s HISS: Fl *kFsss VIZ: and LIVER
Who once .heas sde!les, vii never aftnwaEd' Dc
siLiSHs G4L1cs sERqgs Lo9$ESESsss, 9};E1;3aSs, PILES.
cosaEEnESsn oKTnfT G1Bs k1x1S akR GynPsn GSnUPs c'1
.heuid " u; { t6ese 4sdIeIoe, inm* m*dt,tex.
Etaptlous u tts st!q Eg,ipes., g t1.talensy w.*,.
eauatlY, tLese sine. ~ = found rs spxedI 70
ean tssS{ oiher mtdn. 'fa'e IT, ,hs ,':n :qs1e.
1Iy tlsa: r ,.:asd .nd b. ea'ta !, IT,, ,,,, ,,,n
meas. 0Fatel lita aches q every Kind Inward F<
Bleod, Jauadse: Lo.sof appetite
ii ID eec. q Mee; teantte3 sooner than The sao:t
aaF fsa SaSlEl5 SSS; GSsR59sTs Of al
e aa - Il -: Il
PAiss q 6s lid. se. Bse1 Joint. .nd or.n
HHICxAIux. A6scted Y II tb1 nfsb!e daease
II Ra5 u q +: & sa e: Rh.u
se.oyr1A or K1sss Er !a lts fatzna. uaosa Of
wo1Ss of ii lind. ART ee4ralY expelled br thsse Nc
dHnts- PanDts will do vel 70 t7en whentveE
the existence Is auspte.ea- Relief all be cetan-
PUFFY tue 9looD.
And thus remove ii d1esss flooa the aT4seca.
Prepared and sold hv
pm WIhh1Am ILL., = n,ss,, x; moFFAT [t,4E, ye3
r. For SUE bF al tFQsttItA- tu3SHQ1J
, 1860-08-30

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Advertisers In Chicago ~iahlux steuee the tr1te
firm Westttn AchE1n eau do by Advertising IN the
WEEKLY GLAk10N, puhl.taa py Il. s. CLuk1 Co.
fir31d BAY2p. AleA. hni4Iiua
, 1860-08-30

BRowSsr1llz, n. T. ,Ang. 2s-The people OF
Nebraska send By this. the 6rst telegram from
Nebraska, greeting to the States. Ths Misaour,
and Western Telegraph line was completed to
this plato to-day, and The frat ofice in Nebras.
II formally opened. Our citizens ara jubilapt
over the eTent
The weather is excessively hot-thermoaeter
104 iu the ahada to-day noon.
, 1860-08-30

VIII
rsex II Ne~ 10
Railroad managers talk oi advancing freight,
l0c per brl, which would INKS matters stiH
xe.:s for .hpRs5s s Ths ad..9ss r .I,e.d "a
tion 10 the astboat business, and arrangements
x1e b. ing made to send forward considerable
quantities OF a four, in this way, to New Orleans,
That market pranites TO b . good one this sea,
son: but even ahould this expectation not be
realized, 1t could b re-shipped to the coast Of
terms than If forwarded By the inland route to
NsH York
, 1860-08-30

,%ns.l3so. W. Augast "a re.y lament
death of Mrs. Daniei s,eenrod, and prob.bIy I
fatallJ injnripg her son, Hon. Lexia Steenrod.
Of thus county. They were pelr the city in :
carriage driven by q colo. ed servant, when, The
horse taking fright, they were prec;pitated
down an embankment,
, 1860-08-30

ITO MATCH SPLINT MAKERS.
l. W1nted % 0al szo,. Mitch spnter7 far eash- For
1cf,fEnst nh tat It teis N4EA. At3&I1N
, 1860-08-30

1'Not ~ Largo A. was Expected-s'
WOODSTOCK, ILL.,, Aug es.-Ths attendance At
the Democratic meeting 1t this place to-day
wss not ~ isrge - VAS expected. Speeches
were made by Hon. J. G. Allen. Senator Goudy
pAEading the streets this evening,
, 1860-08-30

N OTICE.-Al peraocs having
IN cia.ms ss,ut Cook cou1fY, Or tus'nest with 80
bo.l4 q sapse:. 6 ~ Qosaty IN P;:stnt ~. n
i1th prot,no If net % prannted such unas y! not
- ~ q. h. FARWKLL.
ar4o.+aft1w Cennty CiefI.
, 1860-08-30

0cgAs FRE1oHrs-The n. y, Couriar dad In
quirer of Tuesday says -" There is still scar-
city of room Immediately arailable for British
ports and there il less room offered ahead; au-
ticipations Of an avalanche Of grain from the
break 1t Rochester, give great confidence to ship
owners. ard 15d for grain to Liverpool, vas
"she talk on change"
, 1860-08-30

4. " BQsIW1TK- 8os9 1xxat
jt31tosss&-tn.sh4.a-1y
, 1860-08-30

NOTICE.-The Co-Partnership
~ heretofore .1ihlak bewetn Albert r. Ksnd.l %
, 1860-08-30

Michigan Breckenridge Convention.
DrrRo1r, Aug. 29.--The Breckenridge State
Convention met in this city to. dry anu uouia-
ated full Electoral ticket. Resolutions re-
questanE Each Congressional district 10 make
nominations, sad dis7ounteuaaciug auy ccn-
promise With oppon ena were adopted.
, 1860-08-30

"%V&<330sEF F10k1E2N
Veu1loRx
WORCESTER, Aug. 29-The Republican State
Contention is very largely attesded. Er.GoY,
Boutwell, was chosen President, who addressed
the Contention, and Was followed by Charles
Sumner. 4 Committee on Electoral Ticket has
been appointed.
ANOTHER DISPATCH,
Tie Convention has nominated John i. An.
drew for Governor, by vote of 1888, to seG for
Dawes; J. G. Goodrich is nominated for Lieut.,
Governor; Abner Earner for Secretary Of
State; and George Aorey and r. A. Chapman
for Electors ut large.
, 1860-08-30

CrtnKRIAsp, Nd Aug. 23.-The President
met with most enthusiastic reception here
this evenin. oa his arrival from Bedford
Springs, md is now addtes:iag large xudience
from the balcony Of the Revere Hotel. His re-
and satisfaction.
, 1860-08-30

n addition to Tho above thers tn At least
500. 900 buahels OF grain 11oa& in The creek,
making the total amount Of grain hers L. ,T05, $50
ADVANCE TX FkE1ou4s-The Rochester Union
OF Monday says: The New York CsntrsI Rail-
road Company hare notified the nillera Of this
city that after thls tay unf1 further ho,Iee, The
freight On -four to Albtny will BE- hitJ eents per
barrel. It has been thirty-6se cents up to this
THs CoxxrncLAI Ek*s II 7u1 Nora SEQ.
rsAx~-As tbs dispatches which Ws received
, 1860-08-30

Srw foax, Aug. a9.--Ths fremea decided
to day to havs Z torch.li9ht procession On the
arrival Of the Prince Of Wales. There will also
be military display.
, 1860-08-30
Financial an1 Gommerflat.


wnxr.n11 Evzzrxa, Aukus -. 1eto.
,4;nues in active demand
E1s'e'o 1,,.-.,. 1o1d re.d;,v m
and rates are 6s'n. btaa "e'' 1''A '..
1hs street nj l AT per cent. p1e1n anu aa1aoasn
~. s.,t. -c,t sailing at the latter quotation,
us u""A s,u or,nt;t;es to supply
EsiH It ~aa oats ~
1h..r russamert*
Currency il plenty, with lair demand
vo. p.xx e,.xxr~-Tbe
TuE LAST Nk" 80 81. q,
New York Heoald o. ,estefeA5 eeA''aAs 'ne '''@
,.~;rc.
lo":'h .... ~ ,o-a.x con,n.-.s a.
f,li1ws With that Of last week:
L: - :. sPss M i, csafa 2 ntbss JS +;
haeut 49,. 'saa:s"' sol's:7;s sitsSo6 N,s:s.1s
,nc-.,,. 1s3atl a3ss -
A.~a. ernected. the 30 Gle has fallen of con-
a".d rrcste anpreaension: tie general recoy.
Isx - ~ wrstern couutry will naturally caus.
.dnr,;on of our cisY bank reserve to some
th;1e ,;En thu fi9ures which we're usual before
.h'ak 80 n Il mi necessary for 1he prosecu
80. ~. ~ n. commerce Of he country. that
nso toa oo.1 ooo in coin should be boarded ia tte
Ss'sI r,ntts e.fourtks Of this auncuat.
S... ~ H.. wo11ld answer every purpote. If
~ G.+nbar n-rt our hanks bnld is GOO 90 }e:,
~ ~ tbsx do at nresent. there need bo 1to
aJ sa.a ~ sssr,n 4,rorifi t1< dieoouott arr ,ct
RtouI R1I. lrnsndtd Wa note 1itb regret fur.
.na .sr.;nn II +ha shoYe abatement III.
tnet - - ~ Recommendation .ffarded IN t,.c
M. ous ~ ~ ~ ~ 1noremrnt Of he crons wh;.l
"ess ~, .9h. ~ =. ks.u rafn,sd r. ;Ifn.tr,+e.
cou,e m ~. rh;ns nn;mss.d H. hsrts vhrn ~.
, 1860-08-30

NEW BOOK FOR THE ORGAN.

~ Tn Ne1x11 1c14aL m III dtaAF.-A XIV.
fregsesse and Practical Netasd+ eoopItArK afnarY
md DESCRIPTION u shs Oxln kleoaa.ay 1nsuetioa, r.
sfsl,*s md velunasa II ~ stJss Of aSnk IT, Dtxaa
o2nt.1'e3 "a feee. saed q y! eeeastaa. b Isas
ChqsSh: BteoGyn, n T. Fnee, eano. PrhAaeed n
OLIVER pfT6od d Coz Bo<toa+ talfx0i4
, 1860-08-30

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 29.-The Democratic
Correction for the I'd Congressional District,
held At Prairie Du Ch;eu today, nominated J.
D. Reymert for CnuRretA
, 1860-08-30

democratic Nomination.

KxAp1xa. Pa, Arguat so.-At the Democratic
Convention s. i. Cuna. was nominated for Con-
Gress for the full term, aod J. 3. Mckinley for
she short term
, 1860-08-30
New York Cattle Market.

NeW E0FK Caf1l6 U1FKeE.
BT TILkRtArH.1 NV ToEk Ars. -
Bt1r-Aavanced "; quallty generally poor bEs
EfcrtIsH 10; Quot1il l1ns 63sfc; ayesske 8.
eRExr AID l1Mps se1i brAk higher prtes Receipts
1t,pou
s11sx-f..n 1t sgtkc. Reee.ptF: 1850.