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Election OF .Esgsytgss.

8oN Y NDAY, THE1ar OF APRIL, 1861.
Citizens Ticket.
T. WHARTON CoLLENs, First District Court,
4. H. KENNEDY, Second District Court
LOUIS nUFIGN&UD, Third District Court.
j. w. PRICE, Fourth District Court
H. n. OGDEN, Fifth District Court
3. s. TAPPAN Sixth District Court
This Ticket WITH be supported by all who wish an nj, ,
tial and Independent Judiciary. mo pr,ds
y. p. H0sPes''s .ssesagSsc Sand,
BAYOU SARA, LA.
Harpcr Meta lie Sand will Toothache in Ten minnie.
HSrpers Metallic Sand will Neuralgia in t,o hor h.
the watch. -
Harper'S Metallic Sand will Corns wi,hont r;, .
the feet in two or three WEEKS leaving the foot saon and
free.
Harpefs Metallic Sand is warranted 10 cure Tettar,ror
Harper's Metallic Sand Is warranted 10 cure Rnsyo
Harpers Metallic Sand 20 cure scaldhea
Harder's Metallic Sand is warranted TO cure all skn d
matter how long standing
For sale by WoonMAN e BEMENT JAMES syNE r
WRIGHT CO., G. N MORRISON, and Druggists generally
:" We" ofie''s Hnu III NE country. m9 2p5ttltWa
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gssa
b Is cphy sall If 40 O'clock Il No q Magazine street.
feBaseas liquors. etc.
Aaskeg Das O'Clock Ne, 81 Magazine street ne
faFnikare, csct
III WATSON salts this IL o'clock, Mt The ST. Charles
EKehaage. saiaahls real estate and slave.
b III tsifardss d. ssi u O'clock 1t the City Hotel
slassis rsans
Ii auction hsads bth pags
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B00ss, Shoes es7sd Bs'Ogasss,
AT WHOLESALER.

Plantations supplied with prime Dichng BOOTS Russes
BRoGANsi Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Campeschy
HATS, at the lowest market prices. by
FROST j. CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
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BT"a1'! EE"0Y' EVtGs.!
~ be OR NOT TO BE, THAT is THE QUESTION
Whether Ills better TO suffer our
Cake and Gard Baskets, Candlsseks Ca,tors
German Silver Forks and Spoons
door Plates, Door Knobs, Bell Pulls
Coach lamps and Trimmings
Stair Rods, Show Case Frames
And all other articles Of Brass Conner mr. corro c;
oh epeap and poverty sricken get ore or more hot
ties OF the - 1890 S'
HYDRO ELECTRIC SILVER FLUID!
amt by applying plate replate those articles with
OF FbRE SILVER and thus the things around lis oot
rich and beautiful.
Our choice is made, and we are going 10
GREGOR g. CO.'S.
Corner of Camp and Canal streets,
And get bottle price 80 cens and convert all our old ~
hngs into Silver that brightest and beautiful of
all metals -
RJ~Let everybody and do likewise M o,tr
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Diseases OF the Throat enes Ees,sgs

d. u r. CRANES system of treating all diseases of tbs
and LUNGS b. inhalation Electro Chemical and
MEDICAL V"pors in connection Constitutional Remedies ia
no" well known to be the only rel rational process
NEVER FAILING OF EFFELflEa A CrPE
" noSe extreme and desperate cases. which lid deesnca
10 the ordinary rules of practice.
Dr o. has also established Permanent OAcs and rpstinta
or he treatment and of Chronic Disease by
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
EhEcTRo-CHEMroAI. BATHS.
From three to five applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
i FROM THE SYSTEM,
And alleviate all those maades which result from the
ence of 80
MERCURY, LEAD, ANTHONY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, ETC,
Office and Residence late No. l46 No. 1875 ST. JOSEPH
STREET, between Camp and St Charles streets.
nl9 2pMoWeSat&Wtf
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AUCTION SAILS THIS DAY.
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tfRDAY MORNING, MARCH ., 1861.
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I'LL saaF apssg ss6ns s10 oo- BY the Week 20 cents
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gtss ssA nfP srls1sEg
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.Eree Ta,fgtRe Shfa-fa.

CONG into effect on the 4th of March, imposes duty "a
per cent on all Dry Goods Clothing Gentlemens Furnishing
Goods, etc., imported atter that time.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

,
DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES
H. NO. 2O5 Fifth avenue, TweRysixth New York,
No. l37 Montague street, Brooklyn.
CLASSES-Tuesdays and Fridays In Brooklyn,
Commencing Octoberl.
CLASSES-Wednesdays and Saturdays in New York.
. Commencing October2 2.
In the building Fifth recently for
the purpose Will be found requisite
lishment In addition to the dancing classes will also be
formed for exercises system Caisthenics,
cay valuable to ladies and children of delicate frame Mr.
Dodworth would be glad 20 make arrangements with semi
nares for lessons in Dancing Calishenics Military Drill
Circulars for terms &c be had at either academy
CARD. NINE. FERRERO JACKSON, RESPECT.
II fully that during the absence of Colonel
zero, she will discontinue her school Thirty
sixth street. take his place Ferreros Academy No SO
West Fourteenth street. and trusts there receive the
port of her fellow citizens while her supports the
our country.
RROOKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, 36l BRooME STREET
- Ladies meet Tuesdays and Fridays, 3 to6P. NJ.
Gentlemen, Tuesdays and Fridays ~ TO 10Y r. N.
Children, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 to z. NJ.
Private lessons at hours not occupied by classes.
Ladies primary classes instructed by Mrs. Brookea
The dances received and will be produced In rapid
succession.
All the fashionable dances taught of
In connection with the hall reception, dressing and
OPENING SOIREE WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPT. 25
L,ERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, 50 WEST FOUR
eenth street. Saturday October Circulars for
terms &c, may be had at the Academy
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MATRIMOM AL.

A Las sENoRAs DE RAIz EsPANOLA--UN CABAL.
zero que ma Vsto mucho mundo quere trabar
anistosas con sonora vuda saera motive de natri
mona sea de convenienca de perfectionarse en- eli
doma; e senior quiere ratar con personals comunes n
maj eriadas. DlriIese a. Col. D., Herald office.
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ENRENCH AND GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i f. TELLER1NG, $40 Broadway OF Twelfth
street established lS2) will receive applications private
instruction In either language Latin and Greek, and
TRANSACTIONS Enseigne fAngais strangers. II T.
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AMUsEMENTs.


A THE wnrx
Doors 'p Admission at Id 3 SU ssnes' at "a
THE GREAT ssfsf fh Essa S St I0HW
1an yssDAr
ORCHESTRA 81 ssSss OPERA
nAJ4HE E A$$$ AH1 $$$$h$zss.
as mo IicoARlts ffHEaSsssszzSSn H: na5l0qmL
c s1sy e. an Effects on.
u La %4' b sstRsss'S YG is,a 1'''A and
= A' ana Mrs. o %si sESSHap nyEs.so
~ sA4 Nh SS9fl ao sass9PsssA AZ b. rpe nI
Admission FFSHsE5BS EsSss
rrs.ssISsSHHE i
4
on s4rr ssS s!rrs .t sa,,
dRAT6iTo6s COPY dRATGiToSs COPY
HHHREH4sss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
forming neat oiSh s sS5E B Sss. soRs a6
Doors open at al Matinee 70 at i2x prs
s SSsSHgDE At At 7 HsHH SsEseE
wssS ;%ia s s'i"'
"a Hsas sas &; NJ
ss s sss: &:
s sss s h l hs se 4sas
ca" ''n'e9 sS NOTE 4iSRh4s WiI s. SOLD
THkEE ERE tf sssis 5 ssT
M ssss ag ss Ss aud sS
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Crcnestra oaiis Nou In numDeD, Sl:,
each check.
THE enrl HrF FRNsfiSIorrArrur.
sS al Ne s%
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Closing exhibition OF that wonderful and extraordinary
THE ok EIy kfVER HI nPRsG,
The esraordnay e Creature IN he Whole animal
TIE GREAT BEHEMorH OF THE SCRIPTURES,
POSITIVELY CLOSES ON SATURDAY, OCT g. 1861
Will he VINO 'Al
WoSDEs OF THE AXMS
in A~eE 4s S5sf y%lR7SIISus CREATURE
Kns s SO ssE Rnslen' or modern n.r job chap
upon fHE EARTH THERE Is NOT HIS LIKE"
Who then can fail to ply him vIsit Remember that
WILL NEVER AGAIN BE SEEN IN NEW YORK;
Sass AZ
ssi$s EyFSa
besides 10 ~ YIN MAN "oNAHf' hArff FAMILY &C.,
ryrpTWW 0 . 81 SgPERB DRAMATIC PERFoRMANCESy
p a. =. ana ococA at each OF which u
' ~ THE CROSS OF GOLD,
And the nushAb EH and h ln4i'a s1 1zcs
a. &c with laughter
Durng me ener'an I'm WI also appear ,e
:, AnS Ms: bAWkox; n : Patriotic song;
the price of Admission only 25 cents children under
Sec tie things e' 'A' amount .
THE o re TH SkTIoNA EG KIT DAY
The he, Museum viii be CLOSED UNTIL ONE O'CLOCK
ne the door w &c
ay M % be hs psaP %Sss.
fortunes and sacred honors devoted supporting and
Sapy hour h hd asa Ssa
the nrst commencing at two O'CLOCK = N.
RRYANTs, MINsTRELs
Monday, Sept a. and every nisht during the week
CROWDED HOUSES. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
THE RAW NLoky EfyAI pAnK1rs rlS-rAS,0Sios'
in new budget Of Revival wal the bSresque OF
OR, TuEY WOULD DE Sous or MALTA.
at quarter to O'clock Tiekets IS cents ou'''" '''
-------- 80. -------- ---l-
o,raDr rupATpE No o. RowpRy -,ouN rpvoN,u
~ Beneh-on Tuesday a., EVENING EYE s Sept a. 1851
r>,o,,,,, fVr mat nght only;
EN"hish "a A nbrS GE xTa Az NJ BRILLIANT
Fs, anpearapce IN aia az ~ re, ,rorro ~ no.
Gymnasts, ,o, .nr,
Tho mos, o rim, nd onn ho ~ a. have
,aappearresd!! y y I., this country;
IN FIJI, M ,,i is oM,r ,n n,s,v .,.
gems Grand this night only OF three Of the
s. opuar anu .ne uSy, Darng
ties and Dramatie all which have volunteered
or the Sccas2n N me N K,hds manhf a
the Following Distinguished artists have generously
volunteered 70 perform on this OCCASION viz
Mr.. JAMES DUNN,
WYE LAMERICA.
Mile. LOUISE, the beautiful Danseuse.
. MT j. DONNELLY. the great Ethiopian Delneator.
.,,,n.n,a. avn Band, viii syssr nc 'A''0 'aa--
DRUM,
m'ncnSi WIN VIZ oT n TT eec he ep ,xr.xrpv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24

DlTH WkRD PEOPLES UNION ASSOCIATION WILL
~ n meeting Tuesday evening, Cont
IsHtsl t rrr ~ Thlrtyfourh street and Eighth
M. Frf gentlemen VIII address the meeting The
voter. Ilr gail .ie Dol. l..l 4 att"ud.
JANIS CAMPBELL, President
JANIS D. uAsriL. SECRETARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24

ENOR SALE-A LIQUOR STORE. WITH THREE YEARS
Il Lease OF the House and Storc house occupied with
good tenants nice accommodations for family back of the
store For particulars inquire Isl First avenue in the e
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L,OR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, THE LEASE STOCK
anu hNturcs OF Liquor Store located next large
iouhiry and various other public works, side of the
city. Satisfactory for selling Apply at 3iS West
Twenty sixth street. i-.f . - -
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DRYANTS' MINSTRELS
ID Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway, above Grand street.
Monday Sept. q, and every night during the week.
CROWDED HOUSES. IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
S. G CAMPBELL In new ballads and waf,lings.
THE RAW RECRUITS, TINPAN-ONHON,
RIVAL DARKIES
EPH HORN, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT
In new budget of comieaie Revival OF the buresque OF
THE RUGGED PATH;
Or THEY WOULD DE Sous or MALTA.
Change of Tme-Doors open half past Curtain
at a quarter to o'clock. Tickets 25 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24

WINTER GARDEN.
W TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT,
THE BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL COMEDIENNE,
wu MRS JOHN WOOD

yITINTEp ~ pnrN
w To-SIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT
[-TfIE RRJJ a
- ~ MRs D rn ri g Wtn IL So"IDin"NS'
VIII anpear In tbs oh aryn,n vE hn r,.sno.aJ
f ftI-S y CiNi5ERFT2Hp"' m Errl7 tT TT
Which has teer ica I'M na,t Ia, H. q
Charles kopplt, incudn" nan, ,n'r1. ~ ssS Iii, a
Picolo Fiaceolt ohso,n nv NV 1ssrtue Nh
received with an e,' ~ A'PP''1 anu Aoniah AAe""'
Noy a. t,ars aos,A.A Al ~ nNSoSH' lTf. ~,
effects The nas, 'nsy py HGtx ana new and ssrtng
Mrs w r. Blake Skerret Miss Enma Han Te oon" ssrs
iI Dayennor; T"ui' ns EMMA i i Lotah eTssis
losy 6cI 1isf'fN ~ S'sf' AA''y e"Soi' =" S"'N
Mrs Wood Tn addition IN m. ,,., 80 mo hr
IL snie Has ~ siv Aquissh music o mo pu
II 0ueito marziaie Aisn pn ia aux =. go s..
ano from the opera al ov a,a "a IL ~ ~ ra S H.
Won't we girn t i.ney un.or,nre' ti' ~
Sf m S,RS f HsSytt Il w1rimng Jn,vpo
Also the celebraed aria a,dante con fuyia ,jneresza
nv ,,,ek Inv ID y , s S uc NioVo iorhe f1f
p Where yas vo, rnno uowi b. ,.o.so,
w ' "e"'''' MDc 'g ynuHy woon
voco a., ' nn u TO-, Uae
from he pn I'M ~ ~ Rrno y s,or, ~
In po Jo ' nenih,in, lam IN a'tero.
viii settlee all ~ ,mss,,or 'l r1
fre Forit nakss y d ,sn nsI. an., lar rf
.r0 or a tailor or q hauer '' "'
o1 f. Red tame ~ ~ Ai nanr' AZ .TL o.
q y Wiii sett ~ al III the H,, or -
-t Forit m maize aa G tne mater, or 9i
t.IY or n ailnr ~ - " y hota every d"yl
Received nightly with . ~
UNBOUNDED XCCY AM ATOMS ~ nrr yn,yr
Speaking the new fntroductIons and aierstinns In the
piece the HERALD saysThe buresaue isif has bn cry
comic sonrs in har AZ nnn,,ir az .n 800 ~
erpolated In Mrs Weeds mart md re r.aud lib mn
bounded applause Changes sliobt hut i'm o
bn made Ia Tho ialo%,a ad % a, ,h
scenery has eral b s,sit, aTans an se t - 40
now excellent amusing an nprnnos w ' w f"' :"
The Tribune says:-fhe bnriesaue ,nderelap has been
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k'oR SALE-A FIRST CLASS BAKERY AND CONFEC.
tohery ana Cream saloon; one Of the best the
CITY, Doing good business; stock fixtures all
the Proprietor wishing from the business Abby
l96 drove street, Jersey City. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24

INOR SALE-AT GREAT BARGAIN THE STOCK
Fixtures and Lease OF well fitted up paying Saloon
good location, on Wooster three on rs floor
Three years lease at SIS per month Apply OIBROOK
HOLMES, 599 Broadway ,|-'NNN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24

HERMANN,
THE GREAT PRESTfDIGITATEUR.
Thursday Last Night of the Inauguratory Programme.
Friday First Night of the Comic Programme ID
Saturday, al III, Prestidgitatorial Matinee.
Saturday evening Second Night of the Comic Programme
, 1861-08-06

CLETELASD-Aug. 5.-Wheat-sa1es, i car 5nfe.
rol fed az s5c cars On track at SIC; cars do at
&c; 81 cars from store at ssc 900 bu aoat at same
S9e0 ga Ct same; car red and white at Sc and 95c
LEGO By inferior white at 93c; car white at &c
and LOGO bu do from store, 9Sc. Corn-Sales. 15G
9a aost A. sle aRd nd o 5u free on bo.rd at e
Saes 35 br1s and Is brls at 15c, and 50 bris and "a
do ut 15Ac.-LeddsT-
DETRoEEAug 3-Flour is du1 and nominal at
$S;s5@}a @ "a. s5 With M st strong downward tendency
at 34.5o. Wheat steady. To-day GOO bu sold from
WAGONS At SOC for red and SEC for whit Corn quiet
st BIC Oats steady atal@23c -Dst. Tribune.
4. HEwARD's MONTREAL MARKET REPORT
Aug .a-Flour lower but more active. Saies Of
dosing steady st a aa1ss aoTh II 56o5 g = bl: e
f:fs eeo y ana ssaPsfssa Ct o p.ns sa oR
without Gales at 94997c. Canada high mix
has been placed to some extent at $t.12@1 1s!cIos-
1ng n 1aVor Of bnyers. Frelshts and exchange
FLOUR q P1TTsgu1cH- --Aug. 3-The demand
for flour continues light while the prices remain
unchanged: salcs were, GO br1a spring and winter
It 5aP 6 ao q % IS a Dc a sP5t1 6sat
extra, and $4.75@5.a5 foE iamily.--G9zetS. '' -'A
ocEAK FRE1GHTs AT New YoRk-Frefehts were
da q the assaas q FL packets and Eaes depressed
4 COO bn wheat at 93fd in ships b1gs; s5m 5rIss
fcnr at Is 45zd@2s Cd per br1. Te Eondon. SD
6aga 6s5 ho45 afss 7@ 10 bu S Wheat At 1od IN ahps
donr at s0c; an American vessel With 2a,00o bn
wheat at 1ee; and foreign vessel With 26. 001 hn
wheat at &c. To q direct port in Ireland an
Plymouth. vessel With 5000 bu Wheat att al i1,fd
GofR @ ano market, a foreign yeseel with wheat at
ia; 1;35a and to the continent, Is pereent addi
!. TOLEDO, Aug .3-An improvement. is noticed in
the figures for wheat, with fair number Of sales
feF the day Hx1 Rqt l,te has ssen done II
, 1861-08-06
MARIN g LIST
9C RF OF CHICAGO.

hhlfED. August S.
stmr Michigan, Stewart, ontonagon, Sc hf bs1s fab
three stamp heads, BIZ clothing,
Ftop 15tawa, y "a Eva Warren, Auakegon. 15 III lumber,
Prop Granite State, ogdensbargh, II tons mdse, 2
bals machinery, l22 b1s eiass, bdls steel, /
Prep Queen OF the Lakes, crary, Buffalo, 50 tons
PProp Prop RR9ntsr; Dickson Goderieh "a pkgs n,dae
2do machiney,a 3 stoves. horses, buggy
Prop Wenons. Goeakey. Buffalo, $50 pkgs mdse, 1ao
inga, 80 DO n,olasses, % do fsh. leo do hard
xale. DO liquor, 6ae Do sundiiea, 50 stoves.
Prep Bs5ber. Ea Brogn. Grand River, 40 N lumber,
Bark America, Davis, Green Bay, soo m lumber,
30 m 1ath. ''
B1E Ell sss5ss Rsf5 Fezasgo. 1ss lumber x
Brig Minnesots. Ransom, Green Bay. tso N luna-
sehr Shower. seh1obehm, Muskegor, IS N lumber,
sthr SPEED Reed. Port Sheldon, 90 eds wood.
sehr 3a1 MaIy' PHILIPPE, Port Washington, 50 eds
sch1 Hirordale: johnson, Kalamazoo, 65 m Inn
sehr ostayis, johnson, Two Rivers. 80 N 1u1aber,
800 m lath, s eds wood.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson, WikInsen's Pier, 50
sehr Rival, Hei,trg. I,uaalo.
Schr Magnet, Palmer 4uskesoa, Is N lumber.
schr New Hampshire, Wigiau, Duck Lake, Is N
lumber.
Setr Nero, Enrch. South Haven, 100 n stayes, 100
br1e mdzc.
Schr Arctic, Carpenter. Buffalo, 18o4n lumber.
Schr Spartan, Cherry, Painters r:e., Is II lumber
9 eds wood.
Sthr Thorine, Anderson, Pier Ma-quelte, C5 N
lumber.
Schr Torrent, Psinele, Buffalo, 500 511s salt.
Echr Adeboran, Tobey, Buffalo.
Sctr Gem. Kennedy. OsWcgo. 90 tons coal.
Schf hesS s1curn, Eligott, Gr22d Haven. IS eds
wood.
weed, 200 m ehicgles
schr Queen Ct the Lakes, Doota:1e, sscis.
schr kIsty Grant. Msloay, White Lake, Is n
Bchs Sea star, Redd;ek. Whis3 Lax. ssna lumber.
Scar True Democrat. Thompson, Shehozsla, So
eds W0nd.
, 1861-08-06
mABKE1s HY TELEERApH

NEW YORK: Aug. 5.-FLorn-The.e is more
business doing in four-market may be quoted =
shade fllmer. Sales 1850 bills at s410@3so for r
= sa 51 ass f5t1s m a
medium extra western; 4i05m5 for Rhinnin9
bands extra round hoop Ohio $5.1on6 i;n ID fof
aonT @ trile better, With moderate inquiry. Ssles
w brle at s. 10G4a 20 for super and 450@7 50 for
ee1mon y @ to choice extra Rye -four steady at s.
at Tic. >01ee s'' pS's
GRAEs-Fair export demand for wheat, and on1v
80. goo ba Chicago spring at s0@9sc Is 600 n W
s. q 5000 hu Milwaukee club at % s4@si G':Sg $.
choice DO at 81 05; 5000 bu red winter Western a.
S1lb; 600 bu white Indiana At 81 e ; 800 bn
Mnlte ssf 05o % st Sl22 500 b. white kentaeky
50c for western, and 6G@6sc for state Corn i11 II
active request for export and home cpnsumntinn.
me sr market c rules quite firm. Sales, 19,gO0 bn
Weatern 43@45c for eastern do !; S9@42 for m
found DO; 47@52c for western yellow 50m55c
ne lof Wn1te "esteri Oats IN moderate request, It
etaIe. ->SS'''>so AVA 'e7'ein ano
noEIs1ofs-Pork ~ lzmer with moderate demand;
Gales Jos P1ls at s15.75@16 for meas; SD IS for
500 bis at s@o or eou eountqy S1adl p1me RG
2;SS lot country mess 5O@13 for extra mcss.
Time 11 st Ress beef du and unchanged Beef hams
&c for shoulders; 5@6c for hame, lard uufet aHG
h1mer; sales 1e0 6rls at e@shc, the latter price
Ior ch01ce Butter selling at TD1Okc forChfn. IA
i 1ae 1or state Cheese steady at 867c,for good fo
GRocER1Es.-Cofee market still rules very firm
n. Wla4 h strong upward tendency but less doing.
e nave Only to note sales Of eco bags Rio at 13x
eg gasc, s. ana 80 bags St Domingo at t4Hc. Raw
e. a1a ~ .a!1 demand and market Eules very firm
% the extent OF 1850 bids, including i 1.4s5 hIds
Gn6a, at 5A@5'sc. leo hhde New Orleans, at 6.5c:
lN5 hhds = Porto Rico at GH@6s&, aud 765 boxes la,
but Kehfed Wi,ha1f ffqGass aFs bao!ant
SINCE the board better prices have been paid Cjey
q IoI 2s9 Gal& Chi CO: c scrip 81 :; S 10: Pan
3o7i Huds 33x: d G u; n T6sS; Lac Chants is
Is 81 regtd S.; S g. 81 Sc. ~
BEFFALO-August 5.-F1org-Demand fir
and market Eteady.
GRAIE.-Wheat dEner- Sales Il, 600 bu red win
ter at = G9ic for fair to choice and small lots of
H 10 Chicago spring at 75c. and No do at Sc.
% "a Gosed at c better Sales 1000 ou at 32c;
WH1sKT-sales IS br,s st 15Xc.
to New York -"<s W. "A1s*''
LAKE. I ,Iln.eRrs-1seco brls -four; 5000 bu
CANAL ExFoKTs-1G0 brls flour; $4,000 bu
WHEAT; 143, GOO bn ccrn 29oG0 5u oats.
oSWEGo. Aug. 5.-F1oCR- Unchanged. with a
\ moderate demand for the Interior and Eastern
&c S141SmWheat A,:so qniet Sales 500 bus winter
ona Indiana, at 55f, which is shove the market for
lEfsef toss; Other grains quiet
EAkAL FKE1GHTs-Gnchanged. Flour 27@a9:
" neat s: corn Tc-to New York
LAKE 1APoETs-1,31S brls four 2nn1 HI, ,,1,est
f15 200 bus corn. ee~' - 'A~s@s'
CANAL ExroRrs-2,s2s brls -four. IL fsE, bns
"ntal, aosOeV ons corn, 100 bus oats.
, 1861-08-06

Vessels ON LAKE. SrPER1oR.-The steamer TIT.
nois from Lake Superior, reports the following
vessels at Marquette, on the 30th ult The schoon
rs ketchnm, Gross, wellington, Parsons, Nonpa,
rel, Minor, Shook, Barney. Flint, W1nss Of the
Wind, Comet Arrow, and Cartwright. The Kctch,
UNI was loaded, the five next were loading, and
the rest were waiting for load. These vessels.
together With many others, have all been In the
grain trade this season, and have been withdraw,
to bring down supply Of iron ore for the blast
furnaces in Cleveland, Buffalo and Western Penn.
sylvania.
PASSED DErno1r-Ausust 3,-Ur-stmr nlino1s.
prop Pittsbqrg; bark5 G1eat west, Colorado
sents aar1atic, New Lisbon, e Brown, r j
Bronson, Winfield Scott, Clarabel.
ba1ks Southampton, Slo1k, De Soto, Stannard,,
Adams brig Aollister; echrs Gourtlandt, Jen..
y anLfo' Hnf' aS1s' Ssb1s' Mary Collins, Midnight,
AWeatber pleasant, bnt exceedingly warm; wind
light ard eas1erly.
BAEK RArESNA At L1yEEpooL.-From a letter
received at the Marine Recorders Office this
from liverpool, VIC learn that the bark Ra7enns.
Which LETT here few weeks since, arrived at th7r
port On the 18th ult., having performed the trip
Detroit in 43 days: from Quebec in II da5s, aud
from lard to land in liz days. Captain Mallott.
p his istter states that during the entire distance
lHEa nti:4 "alAee 70 liverpool he Was but once
o5lged to take In his t:pgal1ant sail. Considers
ols iog was encountered on the passage, and occa-
s1onal]y an iceberg Was passed The Ravenna left
2uebsc In company with number Of vessels
ponnd ior the same port, none Of which had arrived
at the date Of his letter One ship. the Bnabire
kept along with the Ravenna until the dav befora
land vas cleared. after which she was soon left
out ofeight.-Detroit Tribune
STRUCK BIT 11GHTN1Na.-The schooner EvcIine
6ates, bound down, was struck bv lightning off
Le513gton, on "Wednesday last, splintering her
maai2mast ma and shocking the captain senseless to
Ire aeek. The tug Elliot was approaching her at
ed from the shock few minutes afterwards. she
p1oceeded on to Buffalo, where she procured new
spar.-Detrpit Tribune, A1~'
EEssELs PASSING THROUGH TIE WE1LASD CA
HAL~-We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
land Canal:
Fessees Bound Vsst. Where from. WHere to,