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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

CILVER- PLATED WARE.-THOMAS A.
~ BULKLEY CO. now receiving fresh
stock of rich Plated Tea Sets, Tea and Coffee
Urns, Butter Dishes, Candlesticks. Ice Water
Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Goblets, Mugs, spoons
and Forks, Castors. SO. The above goods are
made expressly for our sales, and we warrant
them to be Of the hest quality. and worthy the
attention of purehaseIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

NASH PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING
- Fine Business Suits; Fine R!sck Dress Suits;
Pants; Frock Over-Coa .; over sacks, and the Ia
vernese Cloak. Ali of the above goods are made
stock Of Ties ,llars, Socks, Shirts, &c. All for
cash. Inducements offered. Gar. ents made to
order by measure IRVING HULL. AT,
"a Main, corner Il h NJ next TO
poipn,a EvohanVA off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

{SuocessOr to Green Il HOhsOn,)
COMMISSION MERCH Ant.
Special atte ntion given to the sale of TOBACCO,
WHEAT and FLOUR. and in filling orders for
merchandise of every description. Liberal ad-
vances will be made for all cOnslgnments IN hand
JOHN BOOKER, Salesman VIM. GREEN.
Jos. w. WATSON. Clerk
Richmond LIST Jan'y, 1861. ia LIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

HENRY REVES takes this method of in
y forming his friends that he will continue to
sell on commission, TOBACCO, WHEAT, and all
other country PRODUCE.
Far the D. esent he may Re found at the Office of
A y. Stokes l. Co and respectfully s0iiclts d con-
tinuar of the patronage bestowed on the late
firm Of Stokes & Rives. ]. HENRY RIVES.
Richmond. January LIST, 1861. ia l. LIT
NOTICE.-The Co partner hip heretofore ex-
~ ishng between the undersgne is this day
dissolved. nv mutual consent. The affairs of The
concern will be settled by VIM b, iSAACS, who
Is authorized to use the name of the firm for that
purpose JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
VIM b. ISAACS.
WIN. F. TAYLOR.
Richmond, LIST January, 1851
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

THIS DAY.
BY Z. y. Cssk. Anet,r. -

By z. p. Cssk. A.et'F. gfak
S1rHhFSKkE .M5tsH c GSwe; ~ FcSsss.
robbbEk. hay SATs.' Ae sa AZ A yccTfiSkN.
st the request Of the ovner, / viii 'sn % FIJI
oeoct e LATE rs:1:nss ' d ira% l: =
lou Opposite tbs toll rate on the W estham Plant
sSS 9 .nm: o n a ss
! ! A'ss. a. s BGILs:
sottkkaVMAzsff; $500
s',%ss sHs sss: q u
vEGETAB ES; craDs OF CORN K.
A pambsr Of HOES, amongst -sbich are some
splendid Irish Grnziss: and Bsrs.hi,ss
aud "a i kitchen FURNirURs. consissias q the
usual variety.
dsz T.. D. COOK. ,Auet.
81 Jssu :sss IL
sdR esA time VII a 81 sold t' Cook * xae ~
BY II. Dixses. Auct'r.
jEwfc csp f fsS ;d aSJs VArWSH r. E
Room ais. *; o j s.als: I IT,
s}Sss: EN-: co. TO- s.l 7. a.!
COAL. COKE. WOOD, &c.
(.OKE.-Ths prices Of CARBON HILL COKE
Lump Coke. pr load.
Stove Coke........-......-- sc
de io@ts JOHN j. wERTH. Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-se.sonsd and an
a. :a'''r for sale # ms S0t' S'Edssr A.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

In Withdrawing from the Exchange and
BANKING BUSINESS we feel it due tn our
cessor to say, hat from long persona! acQuaIn-
lance and huslne IS connection with him. we have
every confidence in his means, ability integrity
and prudence in the management of his affairs,
and do most cord ally recommend him to
friends and the public every way worthy of
their confidence ard patronage
JOSEPH BR UMMEL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

L atthe old and favorite stand, 100 Main street,
far surpasses in extent and variety AM hereto
fore shown BY us. Owing to the tlghlnsss IN the
of purchasers, we shall offer very great Indpce-
ments to all who may favor US with a call We,
simply direct your attention to the fact that now
time and money saved by calling on
KEEN, BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

7yONL OIL CHANDELikRs.-An ev aad
u beautiful lot Of Coal Oti Chan0siers; Side,
Hall and Parker Lamps inst received Per steam
or, End Tor Sale low at the China stoye 81
TH0S. a. BULKLEY L 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

II OF DRESS GOOnS. To make clearing out
of our entire stock Of FANCY DRESS GOODS,
shall 2a,r IicE SAX Robes &c hail ps,cs Cashmere
Poplin do at half prlce; rich Printed anu Plain
VelOurs; Poplins Valentlss and Merinos; striped
and check Silks at 63S and rs cts Velvet and Goth
ClOaks; southern made Cashmere and eevvants'
Clothing; All of which will DO offered Mt such
prices as to insure sales. Cash purchasers ex-
pressly invited to examine at 81 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

Co.Partnership.-JOHN CASKlE and JAS;
K. CASKiE have formed CO partnership. and
will continue business from the Let day OF January,
1861, under the sly and firm OF
ia l-bt. JNO. r. JAS. X. CASKlE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

NOTICE.-The CO. partH ership heretofore ex
~ listing between the unders lgned ia this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. The affairs of the
authorized to the name of the concern for that
purpose. NJ b. SKEEN,
Richmond, Jan. lst, 1851. +. w. HOBS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

DRY GOODS ar hEDUCEO PNICES.--
~ DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES To
be prepared n the best manner possible for what
c.tement. We offer our entIre stock Of Goods at
reduced prices. The stock IL large and better
pets, Coaks, Dress Silks, Poplins, Rips, Meri-
noes. Mouselanes, Servants Clothing of all kinds;
duced prices. Our customers NAV EXPECT bargains
in every style of Goods. az they must be sold be-
lore the close Of the season..
, 1861-08-05

DOUGLAS SR1aADH.-Captain Bntts arrived
asre 1.st night with company Of GO etalwart
mcn. for Ii. Doufaas Brigade headed By the
DeKaZb Brass Bard This is fine body Of
1nau. but ret to be armed and uniformed
, 1861-08-05

@1o9S for psims. Beef dr1n. Sales 200 bf's 1t
&414.b0 faf country prime; 43@6. 90 tor countKy
meBs; 48@10 50 for Fepacked mess; Oil 6o417.@
for extra mees. Prime mets boef and heel hams
quiet and n6mtually unchanged. Cut meats dull
at 4K@5c for shoulders EG6c for hams. Bscou
qulet. Lard hrm. with moderate demand sales
So bsls at B@94c-latter very choice. Butter, z
@I9he taF g o55o; s@14' for stase' Cheese In faF
dSWEaO. August 3-Flonr unchanged.
&pAN.-Wheat scarce and held firmly. Sales
ket eteaity Sales IL 0j0 bu Illinois at 3fc-
CANAL FRE1oHrs --6hady; lour &c, wheat SC,
III IaKE q isroars N @ 500 bu wheat: $50 bu rye.
Canal ExroR7s-eoo bbla !19sE aoEE: 1890 bushels
> aaA1Exponrs roH Ju1A--45,sss bhls h6ur;
GH 456 bn wheat: 1,072,640 bu corn; aI,783 ha
oats $50 bu barley; $500 bu rye; 1,la6 baehels
pens.e
ExPonTs SnscE 0F8NIEa NAVIGATION 70 Aua.
1sr-14 800 bh1s flour: Bog, IS bu wheat; 438,
SIS bu corn; s., ,10S bu oats; 4a3 n feet lumber
REcEHTs OF CAEAI Tolls tat the Collectors
Office in this city to August let -2sS 467 1oilArs
an increase: Of $47,6n over the corresponding Pc
ried last year.
BUFFALO, Aug. s.-F1ork-stead., very mod
GRAN-Wheat quiet; holders fr1ner; only ont
tale TO- day 6Q00 bu Nil Club at Sc Corn Closed
ard good demand; eales 3,e00 bu ut al@24A.
WR1sKr-Noninal at 161.
CANAL FEE1GHTa-10cf for corn, lie fur wheat- tt
LAKE I9ron7s- 600 brls flour. L, ,ooo bu wheat
CASAL ExpoR1s-,O0 600 brls anur, 50 600 bn wheat
III. Goo bu corn, 80 600 bu oats-
, 1861-08-05
MONETARY,

a.,n..d1. ~. ooDA- - aas. o.4' y eeea.
1'e1A9 sA"s1s :. a1o4.se a.e'seAn aet .aS
"seA % eue usstaaasion u .ne eanaaa oasx nosee
nom lne "s. VI currency Aaset securing sofy
uauaeome encai@tion neFe, tne oanRs OF hontfeai
uasc pus up tne tate Q. eaenange 20 ~ per cent?
tes, t]a4. anu n1nso u'n toeasa ase ~ 4"asse
wal fnr fh;coao that +hs. s,sr, nrs.t,ao ~. oa,o
mence7 nor "a, with +ha on++ro f,1t HI,
our neon1e IN their sonnire,s sevsr,, ',o11,ons
rn,et have nnt Il, o,nsa
If nov,cat,on A. vo.+ard.r ~ hans. at.,1,a .
no. ca,4 atsro,1t -, 80. ~ D"' eNAss
an t,,a,oo -. ~. -. ..t':-"-lSI 80
, 1861-08-05
nxQsae tr No. sri1x-tae market closira

GH0Go tpF No. aFSaHx-tAe market closirg
&n.
There WAS good shipping inquiry for choice
branda Of Spring extzs, and shade better prices
were Eaid; but medium brands were dull and
droopaDg. About |, 600 brs changed hnnd. at 34.75
for White Winter e1t1a, 81 8751@4.a5 for medium
to choice 81 ring extras and g. 80 for supers.
/, The1e VINE very active speculative: and ship.
ping demand for CON- and under the favorable
: neWs from New Fork, the n1srkst fadTaneed 4@
Hc per bushel-with ealaa Of about 100000 bushels
at 2se1or River Yellow. o: b.; 3o@zsHc for Canal
aud River Mixed. aaoat ss@7aHc for Mixed III
store and 1ec for Rejected in store.
- Oats were in good demand and more active, with
eales Of No. l. ip store at 1G@t6kc- Acargo or 81,
0e0 bnahelsin an outside warehouse {without IN
eleyator) was sold at 1774c-ffee OF storage. Rye
was IN good request at S0c In: store. Barley ~as
dull and neglected. H1shwines were steady and
firm.
The market for Beef Cattle WIS dull and depress-
ed.-the prospects east being rather gloomy. Tue
receipts ofHoes were light, and holders were ask
ing high prlces-but buyers preferred waiting till
tomorrow.
Freights we're steady-the engagements being
light at SC for Corn and SIC for Wheat to Buffalo.
NEW sp11se WHEAr.-C.S s. Dole 4 Co. exhibited
OIL Change this morning sample OF carload oi
new Spring Wheat shipped BY G. H. conger, ol
Oneida, Knox Co., III. The quality Of the Wheat
was excellent, the berry being being clear and
plump, and I" dry IS bone" 1twefshed 6sEbE
| to the measured bushel.
, 1861-08-05

STEAMER BRrTToK.-The case Of the steam
G. Btftton u regards railroad ties, Is contin-
aed I'll Monday, when the arguments Of
cacnEel On both sidea will be heard.
, 1861-08-05
UNITED srATEs CIRCUIT corRT-Auguat 5

UNITED 6IAIkS E1KEElT EptHT-AuEuEk tu.
No. 278 {Chance1y}- William G7aydon 81. Allen
Hunter, ct al Dismissed On motion Of complain
No. 81 Ehy)-William Graydon g. Allen Hunt
er, ct al. Dismissed 1t compliments costs.
No. 449-Ja1yis Case ys. George #. Browne.
Leave given defendant t. file additional plea.
No. 6l6-Otho " EfEelberger rs. Hugh Vim.
Continued By agreement to December Term.
No. 430Nathaniel Parkerdal ys- EHjeh Fruit,
Eectment. TtIal BY Court Issue found for de-
fendant: Motion By plhfntiH for new trial.
No. 4a2-NathAnief ParkezchAl "a. Leri Thus
ma9- E}ectment- Trial By Court. Issue for de-
te1dant. Motion BY plaintiff for new trial.
No. 4ss:-Nathaniel pa1kerehal vs. Allen Thurs.
man. h1ectment. Trial by Court. Issue for dc
Go4snt 1or al except IS acres of the rent note of
y; =: ands y. Of Sec. %, North Range TO-
9TH Prtns1pa1 Me1idian. and for plaintiff for Is
acres y Mono2 = foE new trial By defendant.
No. 14T-R- Q. Skinner, ct al. Is. Hiram True.
ct al On petition, fled order Of sale b Be.
No. 473 (Chyl Joseph Bracksu. ct al.
III. chrod+ ct al 1E1uucticu tiesolr.d with r;pht
Of compiatnants to move to re1stste il they snsj
No. JerTis Case vs. George ". Brown,
Ejectmeut en- trial
Acknowledgements Mor7iaay u. scboon ";
smf. Cash paid snd dismissed oa mo.ior o{ Ibe1-
Adjourned to August 6th. 9o'c1oek,
, 1861-08-05

Total grain for tie season, {dour to
wheaD bu. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6.247,644
, 1861-08-05

FINED TOE BATmEa.-James Mack, Henry
Roach, aid James Clancy, were arrested yea-
terdsy ssterroon, and held to answer today,
for violation Of the city ordinance, by bath
iYsr At the foot Of Adams street,
, 1861-08-05

We have been shown specimens Of oats taken
from the fields in this vicinity, which are COM
p1etely covered with q email insect, dark red In
COLOR but in other particulars closely resembling
the aphid, which infects garden and house plants.
The fields affected instead Of presenting to
ture CROP are changed IN color to that Of rIpeued
grain, and a close imposition shows withered
Kernel and 8 dried stalk. The worst or most at-
fected specimens, look If struck with blight OF
ruet. We do not know to what extent the oat
crop In this locality is affected. The specimens in
onr possession were taken from two fields, one on
the fists, and the other on elevated ground near
the city,-Sche1ectndy Times.
, 1861-08-05

EEn11K1tRs: I notice that . bounty Of $100
is Offered at some recruiting stations il this
city for volunteers. Has srch bounty really
been authorized By Congress, Or aot? It 90 I
would be pleased to communicate the fact to
n1y own recruits; if not, I deem it.iust to re-
c1uits that they be Eot deceived by any suct
rsrrescnta4io1s II Inducements OF interest
must be added to those Of gnyiot{sna to secure
volunteers, let rs know just what fnduc cemeats
to Offer. We eht1l bo gtAt to kEow tast the
1tr1tv :..e-.t --;ZeF r
, 1861-08-05
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF HIC "a GO.

ARRIVED. g.
Stmr Lady Franklin, Hickey, ST. Joseph, 1900 z R
Prom IT, ss I Esq., sa Ss6 Possa Rot n0'
Pr:p Edith, Hunt, Goderich, lot mdse.
Prop Galena, Steel, Buffalo, 1utmdse, 20 pkgs fish,
Bg B1g ha.eS}nsaa nE Ea@s 5sn NJ b5 IS u
Brig .Kilk White, Griffith, shcboygan, 1oa cords
schr Challenge, Reed, Kalamazoo, 30 m lumber,
sehr FoG1ester, @ e Peterson, Grand River, 75 n lu
schr spencer, Blanchard, Muskegon: 80 n lumber.
GTs7 HcrsW %9asteon IS lumber
schr Grey Esgls; Per7ett, Buffalo, 1so m lumber
scbr Pepr2 om 4e1nah 4e1n.G Garfield sats, 11o m u-
scnr BIZ SSa LII, R Howafd Cedar River, 100 lum-
schr Telegraph, Hayes. White Lake, Is N lumber
schr North. McGraw, Cente.yille, 81 eds wood
@ Rss1 Rsn g
Schr y hir.Wind, Nelson, Centteyille, N eds wood.
schz Col. Grover, Achcrnan, Muskegon, 80 II lu1n-
sch1 Illinois, Burke, Muskegon, s. N lumber.
schr 4. Rand, Clelnnd, Pens Water, Is N lumber.
CLEARED. August g.
stms Lady Franklin, Hickey, st. Joseph, Is brls
stmr Baltic, Aver1ll, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn, 500
br18 -four. ....... ......
Prop Galena. Steele, Buffalo, 1900 brls -four, $50
bales com, 800 pigs lead, 5 tons sundrles.
Prop Iowa, Hunt. Buffalo, Is, $50 bu Wheat, 1000
brls -four, % bales wool, 1850 pigs lead.
Prop Whitby, Kennedy, Kingston. Il, 90 bu wheat,
412 br1s -four.
Bark Adriatic, Miner, Oswego.
Dark Nichols, Graves. Colbornc, 1880 b1 cora.
Brig Sebastopol, Smith, Muskegen.
Brig Hutchinson, Williams, Green Bay. ...-.
Schr Fanny Gardner, Sullivan, Bndals, Il, 900 bu
sehr Fox, Howard, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
Schr Peoria, Elsy, Buffalo, Ii, 800 bu wheat.
Schr Cnrlew, Tfaeler, Bnt1al }, L, 800 bu corn.
Schr Mary Morgan. Vannetta, Buffalo, Il, 500 bu
corn, 80 hfls douE.
Sehr Reindeer, Mnrdoch, ,0sWego, L. 0o0 bu wheat.
schr Gerrit Smith, Morgan, osWego, 15,0o0 bu
schr Syracuse, Carr, ozwego, 12,5oo bu wheat.
s1C::cc 52aaranac, uaie, Buffalo, A.000 bu corn.
/ Schr Illinois, Eurke, MusEEzzE0i1.
Schr Challenge, Reed, kalamazoo.
| scht Planet, Linn, Nara1ino.
| Schr Spencer, blanchard, Muakegon.
| Schr Elbe, Ruget, MnsKegon.
| schr Mariner, Baker, SheDoy gan.
| Schr Gray, MeGraw, Muskegen.
| Schr Blue Bell, Howard, Cedar Rtre1.
| Schf Telegraph. Hayes, White Lake.
! scbr North, McG1aW. Sheboygan.
| Scht Warner. Manning, Buffalo, 16, 800 bu corn.
Schr Helen Kent Reed, Pesodyes Pier.
| Schr Whirlwind, Nelson, CenteryilIe.
I schr Col Graves. Ackerman. Muskegon-
schr Forester. Peterson, Grand River
| 6chE Il Rand, Leland, Peutwatet.
scht Sophia Smith, Butler Buffalo, 1G, 750 bu corn
, 1861-08-05
AND T. z
Week end
LAWRENCE
Week end

The aggregate rceeipts for the week were
336, ,47 bushels, including aour into wheat, while
taereiore, exceed the Shipments by shout 30, ,oo6
bushels, The weeks shipments were 1852 nrls
Of -four less, and 23G bu Of wheat less than In
show an increase Of s,724 hrla Of -four, and sSsT6
bu Of wheat. The largest arrivals for a single
week, e1nce the opening Of navigation, wers Dur
Ing TINT ending dune viz: $500 bu; the low
bushels.
, 1861-08-05
S&sk4kk& FUfdl ].


~ -There have been eight d11trent nations .ss.
resented At my ofdct i4 seafrn q sn,glo7meat aa1
51.a, 3 hsmlan and sTedes Some me- q them, IN ~
ct natlo9; .aanot ~ & t9 Make hisa1ai a.as>ics.
Potfi face, and r. ior ynurseK II Tou cannot co0a
drop Z rue to Boz 3143.
rk11H u k.B
, 1861-08-05

The secretary Of the Chamber OF Commerce has
ascerta1ned the amount OF wheat In store at the
warehouses OF this city the 1st inst to be $50
bushels. At this time last year there was scarcely
9 cargo Of wheat in store here, and the receipts
from the whole mouth Of July 1850 were not edaal
to the amount delivered here durin the last tzC0
G9Ys.-MM Se7tina.
, 1861-08-05

| To MKRcHAKTs And OTHERS HoLDNa ILLINOIS
MoEzF.-We will advance two-th1rds :ts va1ne,
| sad make returns when converted, or deliver
, 1861-08-05

ITO SHIPPERS OF LUMBER
l. AND s4LT-MATHRR l. Co.'S Northern Trans.
portsuon Line having made a5rsngeaents with Light
pared to contract for the transportation Of Lumhec
Salt &C. to al pointa on the Illinois Hver at rsa5oo
able rates. MATHER h CO., Agenta
jye5E E22i2m Foot OF Eorth I.as4l1e st1eet
, 1861-08-05

AccnrTED- Regiment Of Infantry ten
csret by Hon. Owen Lovejoy has been accep-
te4 by the Government, provided they are
ready BY the ist Of August. An officer will
lie a2nt rum Washington with instructions to
IuaataE hy comuanies.
, 1861-08-05

~ Rev. ]. Carol Stark will preach ut the
Christian Church, On Monroe street between Alb
esdeen and Rueker, to-day at 1oH 4. n and 8 F. n.
, 1861-08-05

:
ARRIVED. Aug. 2
Plairie State, Lasal1e, 5.433 bu corn.
Wing e. Wing, Laea.le- .656 bu corn.
] D Harmon, Lasaile, 4,673 ba corn, 107 brls high
wines.
G Morton. Ottawa. s 5,0e0 bu corn
Dick Overall, Ottawa, $500 bu corn, 1870 boxee
starch.
Mary Emery, Ottawa, $500 bu corn.
Prairie 0bfef Ottawa. 6SS bu corn.
Unionist, Ottawa, 5,4oO bu corn.
Doctor Krne, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
Arctic, Morris. b,oQ9 bu corn.
" Merrfam, Norris. 5000 bu com.
Golden State, tux Sable, 5000 bu corn.
Cody, Du Page, 4,500 bu corn.
B a ThoEp, Joliet, $500 bu corn.
Old Abe. Joliet, 500 hq corn. 1900 bu oa4s.
Humboldt, Joliet. 1000 bu oats.
Adelia, Joliet. 4,500 bu corn.
Edmonia, Lockport, $50 bn corn.
Rocket, Loc6p0rt, 5000 bn corn.
Mszeppa, Lockp0rt, 5000 bu cnrn.
J. L. Alexander, Lockport, 5000 nu corn.
CLEARED. ..-....,..Aug.a
Gen Scott, Lasalle
Central City, Lasal1e. 1,r15 sait-
Belle, Lasalle. q. 800 # lumber, 20 m Iath.
Glasgow, OTTAWA.
Laura Ann, Ottawa
CL UuntooD, Ottawa
Amazonia, Morris.
Mound City. Morris.
humboldt. Joliet.
Progress, Lockport. ..-..
Imperial, Lockport, 5000 1t lu.nb<
Oak Hill, Lockport.
] L Alexander, Lockport-
Aqnila, Willow Springs.
Investigator, Ath ems.
, 1861-08-05

ANDERSON RIFLES, ATTENTION There will
be special meeting en- Monday evening, ut
the a1mcry. Let every member be there.
SAM'L B. RAYMOND, Capt.
, 1861-08-05
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY KvxsNa, Aug. 5, 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty four houtz:
HLckHTe LAST TWENTY-FouE aouH.
Flour, Wheat. Coin, Oats Rye, B'f1y
bU. hn hu I'm hr 1r
, 1861-08-05

DEATH FROM M1ETEMPERANCE.-Jo Leaton,
laborer who resided at 156 Ktnzie street, sus-
pended work On Friday, on account Of the
heat, sent for gallon Of whisky, and yester-
day morning was found dead. Verdict ac-
cordmgly.
, 1861-08-05
. ECRUITS WANTED FOR
1N
The Sixteenth Regiment Of
UNITED STATES INFANTRY.

Applications can be made every day at the Regt-
mental HeAd Quarters. No. Isl Dearborn street. near
the Post Oce, or at ia West Randolph Rtre=t Any
body procuring an ablebodled Recr1lt vii receive
TWO Dollars. A. j. SLEAfAIER.
MajoF leta Infantry, Superintendent Regt Rect..
, 1861-08-05
Daily Review of Chicago Market.

SATURDAY EvESEH. August 3.
FRELGH TS-Steady. The engagemss Is were:
To Buffalo :-Schrs. MuEkiagam, T. G. Avery.
and Warner, corn, at SC. {; sch1. Cuba, wheat, at
FIouR-ReceiEed, $3.50 brls; shipped, a,os1
bF3s PIE Maskt astiye ,a a9d nd a1 ssss
del: 15obrls .s Hedeons ky round hoop, at
50 del; 17o 6rs 1i,tle Giant at s. g @ dei; i o
brls Princeton City at $6 90 del; 100 brls
"Ionie'' re9Id hoop. at % 50 del; 81 6r1a Da-
So;tsh ;, - @ bEls Waeousta and 2oo brls Smith
Union st 50 60 del; s. bsls "Genesec aat hoop,
at $3Sfk DEL; 50 brls fair extra at $3.50 del; 100
5 n1as ss Aet1oRoita1 white winter e e3t5a on PIT
fair super at ss55; 45brle Rapid super at $2.
saH Del; % bfls do&t g 50 del; 200 brls Part;
fssd At he1R ezts at sf3X ds 100
WEEAT-Recs1ved, 2, ISL bu; shipped, 81 1.6
tu. Market advancec about 1c on spring. and 20
il store At ss,e; SOP ba 10 Rel Il ztoEs at Sc:
1,s00 bu do al 76c, SFR1ss-scD bu n. ". Club in
store at 7ac-gold: Loco bu DO at t721<c; 1000 bn
Sa ssa Do eafS st ba Sa Do It 1s
ct Sc !; : coo bn Do at 6sc-gold sooo bu do at
esNe L ag so9 o. BY do at sskc: 500 bu do at ssKc
Salts by sample on track we're as follows: 1ao
5sss Se9S d. li1s ass snrRg r bags do
,A.SeE4seus !t~.%1A " Sh!PPC1. 4o5.svs
pu. Market adyaEeed Hc per bushel: Sales. 600
pH Riyfr 3ellow at &c 9: b.; $4,000 bu Canal
hiasa Is; d. At 25Es Ii Is o9 b9 Dc st as:, aoat
s3Ac-gc1d; 90 900 bu do at e3xc; 1900 bu do at
2534c !. O. D.; 1.900 nu Rejected In lore at 18c.
~ samrle, 169 basss Yellow were sold at sc On
Hacs.
OAIs-heeeivea, lG9l4 By; slipped, 150 bu.
Ms5kef active sad unehanged, salez Eere 800
bu No. In store at 164c: iGtD hu do at 16c :;
2eQ1 bu do at 16Ac-go1d; $1,000 bu No. lin au
cnteide WaIehouse} at 17Hc free Of storage-Eold,
+ RYE-Receiy.d, s11ss ss11ss b. Market ste1dy. S les,
12o0 bu No. in store at 30c; 400 bu No in store
at r.; 4oo bu do at 3oc.
RARLEI-Rectired, iGS3 bu. Market dull and
neglected. No TRANSACTIONS,
HGHW1NES- -Receiyd. a9 bbis. Market ouiet
| SaleE SO bbls CITY al 143<c 7-~~''
PROFESSIONALISM demand and market entirely
nemilal at $14Rt4 so for winter and $l9 5;nI3.S
| for SUMMER L1Ep-1a brls country st Tc.
| TALLOW-In fsir demand Sales. is tcs cour,
try at 5Hc; s tcs at &C; Il tca at SIC, Ctr tal.
| Low. 6x6Te,
HDEs-Qufct. VIC quote DRY nint, T1<@Sc;
| green falted, 404kc; green, 3@3Xc
| DRIED APPfESa0O SKIS Oslo at Sc,
| BUTTEH-.4 .4A1 ibs rood toll st 6Ac: dairy SA
| 1Oc.
BEANS-aD huEhe1e GOOD mixed at etn0.
POULTRYETIya chicEena, ii a5nf 81 ne- ioz.
TURKEYS. 6A5s<cner b. ~1'N ~ t~- No1''
| EGGS-veyr dnIi. with sa1ea at tA5kc Der V.
IIVF aTOirK-Rerefycd 06; BeeFes al
| Hccs Ns.1sat fo+ ReeF C.ttie dill ard Ieear1
Hnss are Sa1S ~ * hio,er nrices. Ssies Ae*'
, 1861-08-05
Chicago Grihttt1e
THE CITY.

fF The Recorders Court commences Its,
Z eustoo en- Monday, at 10 A.M. :
, 1861-08-05

M0Fe01kut8 UI E10MWCU III UUUkIBs1e
From the Montreal Witness, 29th.l
The following table indicates the arrivals OF
Brcadstufa &C.. ut Montreal, by Railway and
Canal, during She week ending 9Th Inst, With the
'soina vessels, Via the st. Lawrence for same
week, ard eince the opening Of navigation:
RECEIPTS BIZ CANAL EXPORTS BIT ST.
AND r. z. LAWRENCE.
, 1861-08-05

be- regular meeting Of the above society at
their hall, this {Monday) evening, Aug. 5. a
full attendance Is earnestly requested.
BIZ order Of the Ptesident,
, 1861-08-05

TEE WEATHER.-The following shows the
range Of the Thermometer for the week, as
noted BY E. L. O'Hara, at his drug store, No.
So West Randolph, corner Cansl street:
, 1861-08-05

Offensive DEFEScE:= aaar::Dyer from New
Orleens made his debut in the city on Satur-
cay, and forgetting to leave his secession sen-
timeuts behind him, attempted to proclaim
them "opcn and above board," }" on The corner
Of ofDea1born and Washington streets On satur-
day evening. One Of the bystanders, 11r.
Leagitt, not eggs aet]y pleased with his trail
ferrous harangue, in return fired volley Of
rotten egg at the person Of Mr.. Dryer, with
remarkable accuracy. The act Of Mr. Leayitt
being deemed the more permanently offensive
Of the two, he YVES taken charge Of By the po-
lice, and will have ! hearing on Monday.
, 1861-08-05

A STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDI-
~ CINES AND BOOKS WANTED, amounting to
GO q *as q A90e for which yalaabla city PRO
eight per cent It's valuation, viii be exchanged at
falr tigures, eE good E,ld 1aad Ws1 located And .
the country rreferred- Any person Wishing to 90 ont
Of the Drug Buslnsss aud having suitable stock.
Cago, III. tJ23TIw
, 1861-08-05

@ 81 saealala4t tsu Asrr@4 IL. az4xssss.
re=t F-Ss ~: ::cysevp-.. saa.1,,
, 1861-08-05

e. Cook 4 Mc1ain, bs Dearbo7a st-aet. haye
nsae their price tox clesafaz a;,d dyeInz 9=nt,s
garments Ises ..aka aay other hoz.s II tas c;sz.