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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

4 DBsPBRATE AND DsIERAislD SCgcID, -
G foreigner named Frank Howard, Sho
seeLls TO have had 10 rela lions III tits country
perpe uatej a most desperate suicide ns;lr
Eaton, Ohio, on til" oIs. ultino He went 10
the barn, set II on fire. and after the fire had
got fair start, with toe IN Ton ton OF removing
every trace of him sell. lis cut isa throas with
his raZJr, and Immediately threw i Inself into
the IRE. But loss of blood cid not as.uIge the
endure 1T and vita his clothes burned OF
and his flesh literally on ire, ne Jumped IN 70
Well, that drowniGs might take the place OF
burning. In this condition his dead body
Wa2 found.
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.. D-t.'s, ~ .os,t@: r7Ga.5a he sugge p
i'fs SIS. -ssr..y @4d g9.2Iys ie iGasa.ai4 a
b., las &oa-.-rt r.sss s9a;srni z IT,, ri,"s
'a'n.f q f-'ea'eefS .-l.a tae 3 sis II i-plr
- or ss.i.1j ri ss.4st. AD,$. NJ, i. ii,
,sivx sy5 az s.ic1 Ia .eJtaf
f;ts l. -tia 81 & l.ons Il zach.
I , tJ ~ : tas eeIsoa GA ahe remains il.
" al sas Va ~ iis present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

= FINALE $ LoE-A Romantic Story "A
N"TN. person n saii3r's attire Was brought
btforr Justice Osborne. 1T the ToIG rs, last Fri
fIcy, o. u charge q being female in male at
'ir" The prisoner at once confessed that the
tUspiciHns against her were well founded and
.4ted that her name was Bridget Delacry
thar H. was o bout sixteen years of age, and
lha- her parents resided in the county Of Glare
Ireland About three years Stree, she said she
had formed an attachment for young sailor
VINO had been visiting her fathers house in
ireland, and had promised 10 marry him, but
hAr p9reu Is would net consent. She then pur-
chased Il sailors garb and shipped On board a
yes eel bound for This country. IL the hops Of
'tisco veriug her afiiarced ioTer; but sae WAS
not saccessfui. Having acQ hired 3 taste for -
seatarng lite however, she contin ued 10 re-
Tain her male attire, and N de three mora
voyages TO this city-no one suspectiIg that
the stnat, hardy looking sailor was a female
Her sex was not discovered until Thursday
evening, whan during trifiing dispute which
occurred between her ana one OF her COM
IAdes, her vest was torn open and the secret
which she had 80 we'll preserved was dis
closed.
Bridget is now irclrceratej in the Tombs;
bur rs no charge OF disorderIy Conduct IL
brought a&ains' hes, she will probably be re-
leased rs sojii a. she ean obtain female attire.
She is strcEx, hardy loo king girl; bat APP
pears 10 feel kssniy the unpiaasan. situation
la which she hes placed herself IN. Y. Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

NrSsxxHn RAVE D-ua eupdtY a. Il
34 small bl!pdIs COW, VIII ty't aI
silt, white stripe down Der 0si
aea18Ab W hits Oh her feet; very segus =
one very small tsAt. A liberal -, ard " ~
paid To- ner recovery. - nay residents, OF a.
street. bstveea LIST aod ToH-hfe. ..e.-
gu Ia y. AAtfht
I OkT-Nearthe corner OF 6lh and br1s-
Ia 81 ACCOUNT BOOK, Iuli OF Drsy lt.-'
bray l5.. | viii give liberal reward ioris
turn tc me- cox Ri4.k.
n ls--l.N Corner fth sn1 hAgt
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LOST, ETRAYED, &c.

SESSTH Lost someEhs-s bslst
~$,-S--ssS ~ aldon md &iehmouI, B.n
<sSA!t tslMi Laasher rkNNk with Al '7s
saszss aa=aass-! coat strapped "u f., A1t mare
with sari "BRS4'r Bo.rRv" Il fpclt. u -.'
he forwarded 20 tho bxehaRXe Ho.e!, nr irs""
bOro Ais All3-I'
ass1fyxAss SIEhk kD-trplH ths sGIstr-
te8Sai EsE i uhiis bufalo 4 O sd Hs'
A CALF. - marks rsule mbefsi A.
<azAsS<xEAa person Tefu ming the sAid Cs" 8.
Calf, win rseeiTe 4 TrGsunAbi~ reward.
ELIZABETH DAVIS,
an tsNs UreEyQ b.
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lAsx >. : a,.Irsss.-.,rs. sslsaess ~

EaAsx o. / Ssairsss.~-fss as3EtAofs ~
change. Of Monday, says
About tbs time of ths arrival Of the train
from Warrington last night, very respec ia
bly, dressed man, who bad alightsd from the
train, was seen to staggar and tall upon the
platform A crowd immediately gathered
around him, and a vice policeman procured a
hack and conveyed him to the Western dis
tr,ct police station. He had been there blu!
few minutes when he expired Upon an ex-
that his name was Mayrick Beauford f'ielie.
He bad 3 letter OF in trod NC ton from the Duke
of Malmesbury 20 President Lincoln, two
medals from Queen Victoria for meritorlous
service in tho Crimean War, pass from
Gen Scott. signed by an aid ds-camp, giving
the bearer perm ssion to pass the lines OF the
United States army, gold watch and a very
ueatiy bouud diary
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WAET5
Fer otAer "Hus:s, zee s.r.. Fog.


EYhSFED-sy married woman. VI.
w loaf re: infant, situation .. BE y a,.
Would have - obi -c.i0r to trGrelw 49,
Lsr husband Is IRON home IA tina Lcs,...,
seTNits 4pply at the hou-e OF Mr.. SAG y
15iu .tres,r betwssn Man .ud tary.
al.ls-2ts
WANTED BY s 7o1as yirgia,a lsly,. "A
w u,tioa as TEACHER ins irivs;s ia, L
Viii ts~ch snElisn, Ffsnen sau alsIo, .g4 I'll
.irss - obi ain situation " the IA u Ut.,bs
address ~ H., ;" York Union. Rt1raEt. cgg5,
"a at ls.a
Az ED ten or Twelve norss EOlfs
W either hoisontai or seTPe9oieu1r. fla.
iIO1ts! u Inss. Of be UTsrit tss. N lspg.t
i craI ea.h Priea VIII hs paid Appiy :.
oHce. aI.s~,,
klTANTED-A SITUATION Is A,si,Ta
W TtACEbs. OF Frs-eu aud 0.smsa i
su.sss aud Music, IN Al lasli.s.a, b, iVi =
LADY highly 9uslaed, SAD =! eSpeusars Fs
II references sIvsh. Address, thfoa.G hieamrs
oSi -uhs., D0I 70. as. an -
NTAeTED-A go~o While CUOh al VS.
w BIZ 70. small "a iy el0a nta.h vii,
aid foI mpstent woman. 40 other nae! :.
az. alAo an exper,.nced wblts SuRos 4.
Ply =. 'ee oiepalsn Omss. tah-E
hNEKD-rnitaal. pel.ous 70 JJCa ~
Nv Wash Ter tosy4t.l.. Apply thee d
from IN. OF Frsnkiio stfs.t, Al once.
asaG -:
"A! AIS ED-b All ~tor 8 gsu,rtnsa !.
W Wits a cEree children, n. pr-a!s az
~. hsiersaev giy.n AID required AuiTss
hGREDITH, SPENCER $50,
an ts--atN Under Spo.swoud Hole
Az Ant D-lEAbDIATBLi-- Two SWTT
vs. esTSRr, 10 a3sIst on plain SAVING
ply on Franklin stree, over Or VS--s G. 8
opposlts Old Fr nifty tnu>th an IS
MJ ara Esd Ono In ,usaEd bushrs VIM
w Shkp OATS.
biA|H i HLRFtE.
al It's Cary ard nth slfe-A
XRThSgEn-s CCHFORTA8LH HOUSE Z.
w pleasant location, with al }'4-t good q
f1nias. Address - l.. c., BOX X, Pos, Ui
aGs. al s--aodI % A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15
EYFscf OF rzE WAR.-The Boston Traveller

EYFscF OF rzK EAR.-The Boston Traveller
says:
The railroads In New England are now be
zinniur to feel the e1ects of the stagnation Of
business caused by the war. The passenger
travel, both through and local is quite small
md the local freight traffic has almost come
10 a stand still indicating the light demand
upon Boston for goods by the in terror towns
Such roads az are out of debt, however, feel
confident OF earning Il dividend, though 1t will
probably be smalier than for several years
past,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

Az An ED ten or iwe.V- hurss EtJiiib
w either ho.ispntai or SeTpe1oieufsr ma
i1o1tsl, II mas. OF be UTsr-ii tss. ~ leigh
y era can Frlea WIZ ns PAID ApFy st 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

No lex IL WAsaIsGro5.-lu this sweltering
weather, with the theTm oIneter ranging from
ore hundred to one hundred ana twenty de-
xrees, the ice dealers announce that their
STOCK of ice is exhausted, and that there is 10
more to bs had thsre this summer. Five
large vessels, loaded with the precious COM
modify, have been over due now more than
tan days, and the cOnslsnees there have como
TO the reluctant conclusion that the vessels
have been captured by this pirates CT tho
gulf" Tho Ice-dealers say also that it 10 I'M
possibls to get vessel. to bring ice here, be-
cause vessel owners arc afraid OF losing, in
this manner, both vessel aid cargo. So that
they have the very pleasant prospect before
them OF living through the hot months OF
August and September. without ice.
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WAeTED-Ag goo whi.e rUQh AZ VS.
w BIZ 70! = SIN Ill IA ly 5lV mta.h J,
aid foI acpmpetent woman. 40 other nsat :,
~. iise an experienced whts SuR5s A..
ply 4: III. Dispatsn Office. saHE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-15

IT. re were AIS deaths in PhiIAdelphia last
WEEK.
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u, hNEkD-enitanl. Persons 10 Goes -
~ Wash Ter Hospitals. Apply thee sa.
from TN. "A FrsakIio stfs.g, Al once
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Yr& F0R IvN CHBUR

s.A>rTrrrS FOR IvN BURG-h
M 3 cave SA10KDAY ~
The Car II Scat LILA SCOTT Y
leave Is above. For'fre XHt, apply -
GCG = cox. Ages
40 Ig-st A. Cdras he'd, d. ok stfes
m KUNAWAf.-Lst. my farm, 90 " q
So instant, MICRO MAN, named TfiS'i
- tHUS. He is st"ut n7Iit. ah'E' -
~ high. very bright IN alto, with cufI r."
L~df--. I'D took with min seven -ui1s oI ~
% belongs 10 Nj. Thsophilr, 1steIa, se.-.''
niles below he Ely, All ma, te luikinf . .,
he nets hhorh0t 4 , or asir ftpi MIL. u = :
City s0Un,y, where h- W. 70 merry r-'l
I'LL pSv Tsn Dollar, fer hts dsil'sry a. RI! .
"a the osborne Turnpike, About 1vs MES 60 y
the city, or 10 myself IA Il shmoni.
LtkEs 81 Ttfb.
"a Is-4t AtJAs n TsyIor s Som 90
xsG FOR RENT-A Brlck dOuss. e,1ls, ?
- ing seven rooms, with the u'o.l oa.
inss, situated on Tr.Bk'in, be- 'esa "a "a. !.
2id stkeets. Possession ssn be rs ! lmMs, ~
For terms &c, apply 10 kU . Lt.'
IA l5-ts over a. B0dskst D. ~ e..''-
CUNFKDsR.FB STATS AAsQ-'.
KfCHfo.U, EuG. lt,h, -
PROPOSALS wifi ~ rsssivsd at 'oi' g.
1 up 10 Coon on tbs itth inst for ~
i several hundred linesl fsst = m. = "" Va,
'Eelusive o; In@terisls FOX the saL1e. t,L = =.
Z ars and ipaCib stioa:, Apply 70 sl- -
aAs.er Builder, 81 The tF-a ~, So,
AZ is--f. Jas. II. % - -
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2n.uOU oRA>e 81 LEMONS. --..
Just received,
Aad sold at The iqvs'. price
D. A Nj she
=. Brood ,.fss'.
an u 81 EAtwAar b . : / d. s.tssA
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OLD " HiskEf. Il
" % BBLs. HA'S'
OLD WYISK .a, as'*
kaaal 10 anything "a ~
For sale by - ,..vxspag- g..
au 1875 kDAosD, 'hf ~ Il
~ NTISfs' GOLD roll ! rs. ''"Nss.sl
IL lot Of superior Gold Poll. pro- ths,
those who have trisd II squai 70 AZ. ,ars'
ever used A constant supply NSSsls
Foil may be had Al y sI,Is saa.~
su IS las Man a.. - - = !.
nyEK COA1S--Clyll ana sAlli!sry v's
~ nj tho Iron Rront ClotaiHa
And lis Aaia street. my WILLIS
su Is KkEN, BALpw y . - !"
DiANkErs. Fla. B.aa-s's "Ea
ID srsat variety, At WILL ~
spla kkkl, bALpW iS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21
INTERESTING LETTER FROM COLONEL
COGSWELL.

RICHMOND PRISON, Nov IL, 1851.
DEAR BRo7aER-I write 10 you under very painful cir
cumstances. In case the privatecysmcn are punished
the authorities here have concluded 10 reaae aas they
have selected the highest in rank to operate My let
morrow !, with tho remainder the black list will be
confined in the county jail and treated criminals await
ing trial. and the action Of tho authorities here will be
governed BY the action Of tho IN reference to
the privateers
Console dear s. as much az possible under the
circumstances and do not let her to Richmond in
any event whatever In this pending calamity fool much
more for my wife and my child than myself l believe
that the majority Of the officers tho list are
married mon, with wives and children as
dear TO them as my So and the "Lhtle
Iady' are to me. When the name OF
Captain Ricketts, drawn Captain Thomas Cox Of the
First Kentucky regiment offered TO take his place. hut
Ibis q course was not allowed 1t was noble Act. God
never supposed that honestly and faithfully serving
my country would bring my neck in danger Of halter;
but so II appears. I thought that, after being
spared the hailstorm OF balls at Loesbug might have
TO face death in another and dishonorable form,
Toll j. T. u. that expect him to do his best rs do not
wish TO be hung for piracy On the high seas when never
ventured on the briny deep without being sick.
Please write TO soon as you receive this and state
how this act IN the programme ID received in tho
North What 10 the people say about the exchange Of
prsonersY The government must now exchange carry
course.
has the list OF officers. Please have II published in
the city papers do not wish TO down HEaADED
shall send copy Of tho order Of Benjamin to J. T. D.
You examine II at leisure as II Ia one OF the i'm
portant papers connected with the war
Give my love TO D. and the children, and believe
as still your friend and brother, II. COGSWEIL
Trad H. LANE, Esq, New York.
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TAXPAYERS UNION CITIZENS CoNvEN-
THE IRA HARRIS GUARD.

The first regiment OF this brigade Colonel Do Forrest
commanding left Staten Island Lutte Monday evening
Baltimore The regiment has been encaped on Staten
Island since its first formation The corps numbers about
lao men, divided into twelve companies Of ninety Ave
each. During the past week upwards Of hun
bred horses, which purchased by the War Depart
for the regiment, and three'hundred four hun
bred in addition furnished In many instances by the
lunteers friends with the expectation that government
will reimburse them, have been shipped to Baltimore.
Tho troops conveyed by Steamboat to Amboy direct
II bong deemed inudicous to visit the CITY, The force
will report 10 General SLOVENIAN, In command or the
cavalry branch OF the SERVICE and from Baltimore they
proceed mounted TO some point on the Potomac.
Tho following is list OF the officers Of the regiment.-
Coonci-0thneil De Forrest.
Lieutenant Co.onc-R tombstone
Majors-vought, Dawson and ClarksoD.
staff Lieutenant and Aid de Camp-W. Newman, n. d.
Regimental Adjutant-Baccn.
Battalion Administration Bacon and Hasbrouck.
Regmental Quartermaster--J. Richardson.
Battalion Qrartermasters-L. S. Do Forrest, Ninzcs-
heimer and Laler.
Surge0ns-Cooper and Mckay
Chaplan-Thompson.
Captaius-Grcen Isaacs, Wright Coye, Pratt wheeler
Hammond, Foster, Bennett, Halett. Arthur.
Captain Green tho senior Captain OF the regiment
formerly officer OF the state militia, and resigned
lucrative position In this city to assume command Of tho
First troop Of the Ira Harris Guard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21
City Intelligence.

TMn CLINTON MARKET.-Yesterday morning = IRE
broke out In the attic Of tho dwelling part of Clinton
Market the Washington street sde occupied by Levi
Folsom dwelling. Tho roof OF that wing and part Of
the cupoa destroyed before the flames exn-
gushed MIR. Foisoms furniture damaged by water
10 the extent of about $780, insured for $500 In the
Peoples Insurance Company The building is owned by
the city, and Is damaged about $780, no insurance. The
origin o. the fire is unknown at present The Fire Mar
shall has IL under investigation.
FIRE WHITEHALL SrREKr.-Shortly after nino O'Clock
last night fire broke out among empty bags in the
feed Of Leigh, Young and Co.. No. 81 Whitehall
street. Tho flames extngushed Damage
about $780, Insured for in the Corn Exchange and
Park Insurance companies The fire. it is supposed,
caused by fire being among the bags when put into
the store,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21

ARRIVALS.


HAMpuRc-seamship saxona-MrL Tivyand and lady, D
Crinn, Baron Rebwitz, of SACRAMENTO. Howe, OF
Boston; Otto neinzc New York; Louis Karker, washing
tom Hetx Sacramento; Alex Suss, II Won Inglehem,
Lady Agnes Hartman lily Bang. Emil Bah Isaac Gciers
nofer, George Gray George Merghie, Schroeder,
Schroeder Nine Esconba Prince dc Mede lie Come dc
Valentine Sergeant
DEPARTURES.
LyEsrooL--S,eamship Persia--Mrs Masters, Otsego
co, r: Mr. and Mrs A Low Monrea Mrs Thos G John
ston Baltimore Mrs Ill., Hamilton, Canada Henry Chahn,
England and Mrs Chas Leyey, two children two
wants Quebec Taylor, Baittmore Geo Low, Montreal
8 Lazard Cuba; + Sordi New York; Ed Garshe do; w
Kesse Leslie United States Consul TO Nice Mrs
Leslie, chldren Henry Buckng, New York; voche
Baltimore: Gladstone London; Poole New York de
Bodisco Washington; II Staynor Toronto Mr. and Mrs
Riggs New York; Paterson, do; Miss Louisa Wikin
Boston; w Wilkinson, do; j Montaut, Paris: 4
Reilley New York Brown England; Nauen New York
WIZ Hugh, Manchester; Sir johnston, England Bart
lett two children and servant New York Mrs Messer Eng
land; Miss Mesiler, dol Emil Cranier New York. Geo
Wcseaholan, Shetetd MN Mure, her British Majesty s
Consul New Oreans ilenrques, New York. Jno Rssers
do Mr. aud MrsJ Kirkpatrick, do; Ed Hoppe do; Evan
London; Rev w Bannlscr, Llverpou Master segar do
Woodbridge do q siehrend, do w Finer, Philadelphia
Htfruh, Now York; II Meade and SON. do Colgate do;
Rich Parker Boston, b sylvester, DO; II Walcott do
HnwaId Paul., LONDON, Wright, Chicaso " Green, dol
Alien nrysdale Scotland: Mrs Mary Ann Crahtree and IN
f.n E.SIn1na d .iqson DO; yin osps Lsss ~
cut Eugene Towns nd New Yurk; Mrana Mrs Matthew
octiin~ heNicoi Dir Jones New York. Thos Boyd do.
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NIu< rfCu.

MNsYiCu.
buSS--rsNNEiI~-~On TUESDAY, November TO- IN ST.
AIMS church, by the Rov. ILSlas GaAdet assisted Nv
the Rev. r. 9. Ewer, CHAluEs A. BupA rs D. 10 M,RY
EnzAREri', only daustor or tes late Eshard penasl
ii. D., ali of this city. -T-
HAT H--SwEr.-On Tsesday, November 10, at thS
Church OF the Ascepsics, by the Kew. BsAop Potter
WARREE d. MsfCH to ANN3 X SwHEr both OF t.s city
H.wrT-eEtMnYxA.-On Wednesday evening" Noyem.
Der 49, at te residence q the brides father by Rev.
Dr. Bellows, NMW Hxwrrr 70 ELIZA FAME cldess daugh.
ter Of RichardM n. vsrmyea Esq, all o5 this city.
FIsCsCoCE-MxUK-- New Haven, Conn. on Tuesday
November 10, by tho Rev. Or. Dutton ~ NJ HrrcnsocK
NJ. d, Of New York. TO MARY A., daughter Of tho Rev
H. I. Mack, OF th0forner place.
Rnnss-DouGiAx- Monday Novcmbw 10, by ohio
Rev DR.. Chaplin, l. 0Lcorr RHiNE,,o Miss Es1A DOUGLAS
youngest daughter Of tho late Join Douglass all Of this
city.
WIIlIAsu--GooDMAw- Brookiyn, on Tuesday, No
vendor l9s by tho Rev Hugh Carpenter, CHARLES T. VIII
LANs, of New York, to LAURA eldoSs daughter Of H. H.
Goodman, ESQ.
Cincinnati papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90. 1881.
Stocks steady. PENNSYLVANIA State SIS, 7ST; Reading
Railroad 175I Morris Canal, 33; Long Island Railroad,
TO- Pennsylvania Railroad 3s. Sight exchange on New
York at par a LILO per cent premium.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20, 1851.
Flour dull: sales 1000 bbs at s. 62h. Wheat quiet
sales u geo bushels red at 81 IS 81 40 white 81 45
81 SO. Corn 1rm sales 9, 600 bushels at Csc. Coffee
Rio, 15s1c. 161sc Mess pork, SIS. Lard 9Ac. whis-
key 2lc 2l1sc.
RUYrAIo, Nov. 20, 1881.
Flour steady. Wheat dull sales 10, COO bushels white
Indiana 81 o. 5000 bushels white Michigan at p. t.
Corn dull: sales Is, 600 bushels at acc. BareySaes
10 600 bushels Canadian at r. t. Freights steady I'm
ports-l4 600 bbs -four, 900 bushels wheat q 900
bushels Exports 600 bbis. -four $1,000 bushels
wheat 600 bushels corn, 1900 bushels oats, 5000
bushels rye.
CHICAGO, Nov. 90, 1851.
Flour dull and dropping Wheat opened firm, but closed
quiet at TO- TIC. for No. and 65 Nc. 66c. for No.
g In Corn heavy and shade lower at 22hc. for
mixed in store. Oats firm Recepts7 100 bbis. flour,
81 600 bushels wheat 81 900 bushels Shipments
800 bbls -four "a 900 bushels wheat 80 900 bushels
corn. Freghts QUOT and unchanged. Exchange I'm
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21
Pcrsonnl Intelligence.

Some time ago Mr.. Leonard Hawkins OF Starboro, Vt,
informed the President that his wife had presented him
with three at birth, and asked him TO them.
The letter referred to the Secretary Of War who
named them respectively Abraham Lincoln, Gideon
wees and Simon Cameron and in acquaintng the happy
father of the fact the Secretary expressed the hope tina,
tho boys may live to do honor to their parents and
their country days since the father replied to the
letter. stating that he had named the children sug
gested and concluding by remarks complimentary to tho
President and his administration and expressive Of the
belief that they will prove competent in the present
notit;cai struggle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21

m'ns.reo., ths (ihursday) afternoon at one O'Clock
Inc Trends aud relatives ave invited TO attend ~
vELyN-on Tuesday, November 10, OF congestion Of
me lungs HANNAH CUNNINGHAM Hay daughter az IIarry
and Hannah O Veivn, aged months and IL days
The relatives and friends family are invited "a
attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon Al ,ys
o'clock, from the Residence Of her parents No 1893 IaN
Twentieth street. ~ 80
ySRyot.oa Monday November Is, nj his residence Ia
Katonah Westminster county, LEWIS vERsoL for rranv
years resident OF this city
The funeral win take place from the Baptis. ehurc.r
Sing Sing, this Thursday afternoon at oclock Car
ragos IN attendance the arrival Of tho eleven O'clock
train from Chambers street.
YousG.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, Noveme
Der 90 ANNA d. wife Of James H. Young aged 81 yenrs
months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family ore respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from her Atc residence
NO ~ Adelph street. Brooklyn Friday aftcruson 81
Two O'Clock, without further invitation.
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MAILS FOR the PACIFIC.

The Pacific Edition OF the New York
Herald,
The mail steamship Champion Captain Wilson, will
leave this port to-day, at noon, for Aspnwall.
The mails for tho Pacific wiz close at half past ten
O'Clock this morning.
The NEw York wErx1Y HxRALp--Pacihc Edhon-
containing the latest intelligence from a parts Of the
world, with large quantity Of local and miscellaneous
matter, will be published at nine o'clock this morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Agents w please send in their orders as early as pos
Eibe.
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collation., and were INDUCED with cup OF coffee made
With 'er taken from the end of the pier, purified and
condanseA H. heir patent condenser by which they
furnish tho ,roo with an almost unlimited supply Of
fresh water from the br,ny 'ep ...,
With SO large body Of oafu u VIII ~ SAILS s
faction to know that We have so cDpee an ocer ana
worthy gentleman as Capt Fletcher No was tor Igz
time in the employ d Grinne Mintnrn OF New YORK,
and for the last eight has been efssea .!
the Vanderbilt lice and the Pacific Nail line having st
commanded the 81. Louis, Of the latter named lsne.
There very little doubt OF leaving Tor Portland TO-
morrow evening.
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