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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-21
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nal II fhs Pr,shisHi sisei.
The follnwing translation of an
article about 90 be contributed 10 ,le
Paris Cigrjcari. will be ipuui inter.
c.tius ~ tie present iuuciutc. i
purporis ~ consist of Extracts f.om
M. Lincoln diary:
rH.T DAY.
Left Springfield ~ my way 10
Washington. dotertninrd to make no
speeches undcr aus circumstances.
ani to Keep Dob quiet lrrius The
entire journey. ~ order p aeean.
pllh ,he 'a''ar ohi aci. entrusted my
son and hour with The sreri'l c'ts'
ol The Inaugural Address. sav I'o.
pui iiiuip a carpet bag. bcivecn ias
high, shirt and bottle VI Maeussar
OIL
sEcoND DAY
Otli~ / ~ make a litti. speech.
end .u.eadad - badly That ! su iuorc
determined than ever not % ~ e.
iuced INTO a .crond attempt. DE-.
terrninsd also from what ! ace anil
bear Go show NJ mercy ~ TRAITORS.
Think ~ put t-c~'ry IN tie 'ihi.
net. Iliinpi. Is strong tof the Union.
/ Third DAY.
Arrived ~ Detroit rather uu' ~
he dircct line. but ! knov no North
and no south. Bob kcrps ms IN
coust.n, alarm lest he stguidl1se Z
"-peech.' Speaking of speeches. J
rrally think made a good our 70.
/ day: thev lasshti at my ftn. - auy
rate. and talked about Nero's fidle.
| wen,ler What that meant, Nc, iiIsllc.
dc.dec. 1 hope.
FOURTH DAY.
Back to Chicago. because | forgot
10 see toe editor of the Chicago Tn
buRe he put new backbone inic
me. and ! needed il. for the sccoun
ffirh,en me: besides ms versibraI
coluiau Is nearly broken IN iwp, bow.
Ing. III cotld get any gloves bIs
enough, III buy some they inigai
save nv hand during these etsrns
shskinrs. Nv speech to-day | know
vas fns; full Of determination.
| ffrrK DAT.
1naianspolis. Oh, there i sursl]
nobody hurt, Unless it's me. In
tired 70 death. Why will thew insis'
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trsptiig Pr 1fgs.

Tbs following person. only are en-
titled To 'ba tranking pritiIrr end
in al. .as,s strictly confined to p''.e'al
business:
postmastrr.Uuneral
III. Chief Clerk.
Auiitar ror the Trcasur! for the
pg.i.olIigs Department.
Deputy Pusste4steTs.
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The following j. synopsi II III
Tariff ef iss1. NOW IN force in th'
Southern coafc.l trscy. which con
pri.es nearly al u interest 70 90
merchants:
Manufactures of cedar wool.
sranl.lla. ebony. mahogany,
rosewood. and satin voOd. PER
cent. .
Manufacture # The barb Of the
cork tree. :
Manufactures of bone, shcll.
horn. pearl. ivory, OF segeta- Il.
bic ivort. :
Manufacture. Of articles. vessels,
anil wares no. otherwise pro.
yi,leI for. of brass. copper.
gold. iron, lead. pewter. Pia;i-
na. silver. tin. or ether metal,
or II which either of those me-
.als or any other metal shall
b. the component material Of
chief value. :
Manufacture composed wholly
" cotton. bleachad. printed.
painted. Or dyed, 2
Manufacture. Of cotton, linen.
silk. wool. or wor.ted. IL en-
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ScmIwcekg paper, ~ cent? per
quarter
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Daily paper y cents per quar-.
ter
lnall eases tlo postage 70 We paid
regularly - Hittnne, ut the olhce' ol
the subscribers.
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= Sent to regular aud bona ddc sub
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r and hot exceeding l.. ounccs ~
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A yosry laay. IN reply !. II
father. question Why ~ - nss
wear rinss upon her ssssn. ~
"Decsase, papa, they bs.s nswhss
anybody sqaeescs ny bsad.
;'wka, business have 5cs y bess
yUur herd sgusesrir
"Ceriainly none. bot ssin yvshncv
rapa. une vorld liss " bsep =
saass rable order.
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.Ps,. whsss ell shss ssiss - -
street l" ss=e ,
aAa .hure, nay 4 49, -
honor. Il !. ncshing = q = es
some nsn iorsiss . ~ ~ 81
unsess.' eI ~ Al =
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FOURTH DAT.


fnaianspolis. Oh, there i surely
noboiv hurt, Unless it's me. I'm
tired 70 death. Why will they insis.
in my mskiae 60 man, sreschsss ;
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Raisei Tag in Phiiaielphis. and
m.'le ! splendid speech. Wish 7
hadn't been elsesed. I'm tired n
ili. huIlshaileo. and I'm afraid ! cant
nsuage the nation. I declar. Sew
srd ought to Lave got tie rcnfina.
ton. Hang Greeley: ] wont give
hirn place. Bu. how hs1l nbnst
,ss in the Tribune II I don't. Ny
speech wss bold to-day. That hi,
abost not fearing assassination took
all
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Dlaakfas, NJ Il O'Clock With par.
- Tie idea of calling chat break.
AL. Why twas at dinner time. aud
the7 bad regular dinner. but the
s'ssl di,in'' 10 me any sool. An
tslking to nis and at ms. what shsll
I boz Hos happy could ! be with
either Grc,l,y or seward, # ,te 9th
~ sere away. Under which King.
Behtntian. spcaL or de. III ask
M wife.
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Went to the opera md heard .
me.. ol people s9pall: II that's shat
tire tine lplL. Ike, | don / envy tlcm;
an vi,h wlitc sloves, too: +: ] woul'ln't
year auy. for III they wsnted me to.
Bn' think | bosel gracefully when
thes all rose; wonder il It was Tor
mo ~ tho sl,anher." ! declare I hc-
gn 10 rel proud. whatqaecr things
Ines used to lo0k through.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-09
1slcpflsfg xub G0mmerrial ReDieh.

BALTIMORE, August =, 1851.
Stocks generally firm today but the business al
the Board was comparatively light Maryland os con-
ti, in demand and sales made of 500 1S7o's at
G. ,n;., 9,nre was bid for more There also an |
rop,r, for Baltimore City 6s and sales were made OF
"a seo 1905 at ST. Yesterdays price Both lS75s and
IS9 is closed ST bid There was no'hhs done to-day
in Railroad bonds but Northern Central lsoos closed at
AZ b,d ~ ald Baltimore Ohio 1925 at al bid, as
asked and North western Virginia first mortgage at 70
hid sale of So shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
was made at AL it let off at SAL bid, s42k asked
recprar way Northern Central Railway closed without
sales at sl3B bid Ian advance of an ~, SAY asked
regular way. For Bank stocks there some inquiry,
but the only sale made Of shares Union at
s5SH advance OF 81 the price bid for it day
tw, since. Merchants closed at $50 bid 500 asked;
Union $50 bid $50 asked Farmers and Merchants at
s2S bid 500 asked; Mechanics sl3 bid. sl4 asked
Commercial and Farmers full paid $50 bid s32 asked
Bank Of Commerce at SIS bid; and Franklin at SIX bid
sss asked
There is very little doing in foreign Exchange and il
consequence of the limited demand have declined
Sleri & may be quoted today at 1o7A Glo7K 70
bankers aud lo5x @lo6 for mercantile signatures, AM
francs at Is for short, and 8 so for 81 day bills
quote Bremen bills at 76tG764; Amsterdam. 80 ASK
Hamburg, 354 Cologne, 70; Frankfort-on the Main,
@4O4.
Ia New York to-day North Carolina 6's advanced agar
On per selling up EEK and Tennessees improve
4 but Missouri SIS fell off n and Vrgtnias sold at %
yesterdays price. Erie Railroad advanced ST. out Ne
York renra and Reading closed at the same figures a
yesterday United States 6 per cent Treasury note
sold at 90.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY August s, 1861. .
5000 Marvl Id 6's '7o.......... ............'Sl
3,OlO Baltimore 6s 100. .....'6i
81 DO O'S '9D......
shares Union Bank .....................hS
So shares Bait. n Ohio Railroad. .........Al
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Sllppinu sutRil uRnlf
PORT OF B.Lr'~oaE. Apsrsr

Fohf w B.Lr's"hE. Aususr 8.
Arrived,
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon Old po,,,
n Falls. "t comfort, VAN
Steamer John 8 Shriver, Dennis Ny
Shriver N' JAS
Schr A Corson. Conklin. New Yo k--bslas, 10 49,
Ship Sir john Fanklin, nespeaux from I;r ast-r
June l7th-sat Lambert Cuttings h Co. lowed up ~.
steamtug Al
Br ship Nc cod Balm amo before reported below from
CaIlao -guano 10 Bsrril BIOS Towed up by steamtus
Reliance,
Ste mer Adelaide, Cannon, Old Point Comfort, Ys-M
N Eaiis.
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Steamer John shriver. Dennis, Philadelphia
Schr Fair Wind. Wyatt Fall river-Bevan Phillips L
20 sehr rour Mary,s, Cook, New York-msster.
chr North Carolina, Pftchett Severn Point-W Apple
schr Mary frances, Bunting, Port Dep2se. Md-w
schr south Wind, Holmes, Pore Deposite, Md-w Ap-
plegarth 4 Son.
schr Clara Belle, Mitchell, washingtoR, CIV Apple
schr John Travers, Frank. Washington and George
town, CIV Applegarth Son.
IL sehrs to the Eastern and Western shore.
Bark Sarah sheafe, McGregOr, New York, in tow of
Vigilsnt.
Ship Ferdinand (Brem Builerdieck, Bremen, in tow
Of Reliance.
schr Maryland, Frazier, West Indies in tow of Edwn
Forrest.
Arrivals from BaItlmcrs
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, New York, 7th inst.
Steamer A lice Nickers, New York. 7th
Steamer Thompson, Culinary New York, 9Th INST
| Clearances TOR tinitiinure.
Schr R Vermilyea, Grant, New York, 9th inst
Schr Times, Haines, Boston, 8 h.
Schr New Jersey. Dill, Philadelphia, 9th.
RfemaTanda
Ship David Stewart, Prentiss hence for Amsterdam
off Dungenes, date in 20 days passage from Inc
Cspes.
Bark Seneca Feinhagen, hence, at Montevdeo, June
7th.
DAM arrived at New York to day--per tel
Ships .ean Express, from Bakers Island for Ham ptor
Roads Jacob Badger from Callao for do were at Rio
de Janeiro June Oath repairing
Baltimore, arr 10th discharging Indus Green from
Charleston 18th, do Pyrmont, Oliver for Hampton
Roads, loading; Flying Cloud Clements Kedron, Farrell
Abigail Mcfarland; Fanny Crenshaw, Munson; and
Warwick, Gait, dscharging; brigs Virginia, Richmond
do; Mnion State Foxwel do schr Samuel Kirwan from
Richmond do.
Bark New Light, Reynolds. 4e days from Buenos Ay
res, arrived at New York, 9th inst,
Bark Union Skillngs from Calcutta arrived at BON
), bay, June 25th.
" Ship Isabella Allen, and bark Isabella Jones' God
burn, both for Baltimore, ready, at Helveot. iSt
Is ultimo.
IS Brig Gilmor Meredith Eldridge from Leghorn for Ne
York arrived at Harwichport 4th inst
Brig Wright, Garland, from Aspinwal via Trim
dad arriv ed at New York Sd inst.
Eastern Ports.
NEW YORK, August 6.-Arr ship Albert GallatiI
Liverpool ba ks New Light, Buenos Ayres; hyperion
Antilla; Theoda, Sagua brigs Berry, Trinidad; Be
Dunning Cienfuegos Naia1 do: Machas. do; schr W
Cleare, Nassau. Cpd barks Francona, Marseille
Fake, Dublin; schrs Mischief, Queenstown; Nessenge
Re- helle
NEW YORK, Aug 5-Noon Arr steamship Fulto
+ Havre schrs Elizabeth Jane Salt Cay Rebecca Seco
Alexandria. Gid ship Belle Wood, Liverpool bari
d. Augu>te Jeanette. Cork Tnrquato Taso ROTTERDAM
briggs Diad-m, Queenstown; P,Cteus. Cork Will >" Il
Wisp, rarragnna China, Tieste; schrs Emily Cadiz;
Dixon. Key Wet
PHILADEI PHIA, Aug 6-Arr schr Ellen Forrestt
Maya2urz
Gibraltar.
BOSTON Aug 5.-Arr bark Solide Gotemburg -
d bark Manchester, Coast Of africa; Drigs Nj
" Holt Plymouth, E
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MAI Els oY TkLkLNAfH.
NEW YORK, August 8.-Cotton is frm-saleS of 900
bales at TX cts Flour is irm-saes of IA 600 b0s
Wheat has advanced az cts sales of 10000 bushels
chicago Spring so9s cts; Milwaukee CLUB 90 lO6
fea western sisg 20; white Kentucky sl35 Corn is
duh a. l6AGl7 cts Rc. is firm Al bk(n6X eta Sngar
i, irm-faes of 800 hhds; Muscovado at bH@l6X Cts
SoIee 10 n OF = bags at I3al5 Spists
now held at 81 2'(925 Rosin is frm-saes Of l 500
bbls Frriphts Rrmer "@' VI A,ooo
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE

LIvERPooL-Shtp Sr John Franklin 500 sacks salt
Lanbet Fittings Il Co; "a pkgs. -arihen ware Pete,
Wright SOus, case hardware, NJ. Lntbicum; case
90 Z jenkins Il S1ns csws do, n lberti Co
eases do. A. II Gree nfeld; III chain cabies, Levin
Junsr; pigs. thread otd.r
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PRICES AND sALks OF STOCKS IN NEW voRE.

abI4 activi :, aud the narBet is sill advancing The ad
vaace yi,.uas at the fist 1rd Yesterday per c.
S.r-ih Caro- Il pr GtnrgIAs per Mt Ken
tue vs. per cent T. nI-s-re~ per cent Missouri \
per cent 81. the board the quotations were in
SOM eases Siii hiaher The movement in
sha-eS was in Rock Island and roed" the market for
whi: lightly improved. Other shares stood at about
thu quotations yesterday. AT The bond ,herr
wts again &. bd giays- ~ State ""nds- NirEInias
impruy-d t. 80, an -dvance uf per cent MiSS1uriS
sod II Az Al in The morning and TenneS>-rs
advanced 4 PER fhe supply oI Vrsinias aud one
or two utiI=, kind is g II .nd hoy wanted for
livery, Ther. also srne excitement in share-.
p.cially in To -ip, which >oid ~ hl2h 29R: Rock
isand wet to ~ Government Secnrt e W III VI being
active have h. IN ii cav The Is ct 1881 sold At ~,
and those 1862 at s. The s. If 1865 at h6 a 81
There 49, "A better feeling in Tea-urr notes which d.
not appear t. he plenty thy Ia been recently and
the two We Us av "a u 96b impov of Z
p cent. Al tt- c"-e the .na,het was ii IN.
Tue for,ig hid ket is dnu aud heavy. Bankers
strrli;.s is n"Trn Ill! iH72 n7a hut 'iue could he
bought at lower figures Comm .r,al bulls plenty
and g At '05,tl"74. Francs are 5.SOG5 %
The H-roM says:
There i nothing in the MONEY market. and no
Transactions auy consequence rrpor ed. The
fin uc It me- OF thu nmtnt ne-ty di>-
cussrd ba no understand them tn roughly
There appear to h. agenera app hension that un:e
fortune tavors uur arm marked and persistent
manner, the gnverume VIII hod difficulty in borrow &
money under the s25e" o o0~ Loan 7 tariff is
generally accented unpea>aut c"s.ity. ik the
Importers grumhir loudly and predict that
the gu trade ofh country has recei I'd ra "lnw
but their views are of course deeply colo ed by their phi
vae interest
At Philadelphia stocks verv quiet The money
NJ trket continues last quoted The limited o
short No paper offered the streets taken ut 67 pei
cent. but obig 4ols having four months to dit
fcult to place
AT monetary affairs remain very dull: supply
CAPT being far in OF the demand. There is
scarcity of first class pap with avery light call for
ney for commercial purposes and the ice tends down
ward Sterling exchanged quiet and the rates will NJ"
allow of any movement OF specie to or from Europe at
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ataseeA a..vs
sG;s;3 Ejgshs
: -1r-~s .. S. GOVERNMENT LINE

.lsss sszas TO - |
sundays included lat ~ O'Clock P NJ taking Passengers
sad HsqoS sGss'Do W 'ns .ot
B"stoa York, rristug, PittahUr, Pa and the "ss
York and Philadelphia
The il9winE IS IL schedule: ,,,,,,,,,,;, a.s,.
and E tN f eTf 1d hsfa s It i PRICE,
From new Yorh to Fo ! NoAroe End baoa.,.-...'s&4
From Baltimore and sack. :;.:.;..,;,........ s.
IS cq.s g9ar Ie$s 5 ., p E ,, 49, =. at e Ne"
Ia F!iiLanhl.ttilA, at the CcInpany's III e. N "; cor
nsro sixth and Ches nut Streets or at the Dept Bread
an iB1Lra6&E, Board Of The suers Eset Ct Union
D YER n''' Pass 2S ~ hssa.
,Ezz...zHs CHANGE N 81 bs7a TO THE
III. steamers aaon 4Eg Gs Saf m I1EfNw WASHING
TOY iii iswe E4tmose Tor the Patuzsn River on the
'sszTU5;bAy, TUESDAY and THURSDAY, commsne-
IF On a ATM @ June is; nSt e of
E ai9n v ri NJ and s1rCR
a5 iii, sSDf a1 f95n On A'""y
for Sc edgt. leaving Benedict Saturday morning al e
he ahove will call at all the usual landings on
the River also at Fair Haven and Plum Point, son< and
FrsEhts received uptoa O'Clock The days previous to
the departure of the Boa!s. Kan u,-.
Do 20 F Fb;l 4 PSie5.:. ls g Be- Be- ,est
.ssaa BALTIAoRg AND sUsQUEaAE
AE sALy n saaa1s s SoaR4fx posr DE-
F2 fss aAxaa &2 aE5 5a5 AG:S esSz
s F F5Sf 6f?S * :: yS iS%
R s ~ dr. a.; -" oao * i' T. At ''0'N' '
Passage, berls Included, 81 cents.
Freight received daily until O'clock, carried at ioy
' oates and carefully attended to.
* 0upc5te receipts .or irsgi;t VII! bs reoaire3
Fhs ssent at asyra Dc i:roe WIN iorEaGd =
gaaia Gaassor viii re ship freighs intended .aaof:
- Philadelphia or elsewhere -
i '' ''- 5osJA# fAg4oR, Agsnt, ss::ngr;
+. apis tt }. f0@E, Agent, Pert Deposit.
/, s.sl-..-.l OLD DoaIN!oN STEAMBOAT
= t&Gs oN THs, RsPPA iASNGcK RIVER;
Re- s The steamer Vikaih! A. Captain n Fa64n& ley,
nar 81 Ely S9 g ri Ds' al ea, re
r. COUNTING, at ocoek, o. alIag,a.ey after tie arrival
te T~:a Q: cars from enond ana "as.:ilr ton St"pP!n
u 5o;,s and returning land and receive freight
.eusers .
IA comparatively and built ny merchants Of C
icksb arg ard Baltimore Interested c tbs trade aud
N the appropriateness, the press purpose Of keeping
list steamer the bu.iHg she t,G 70
c5ton or Horses, AMI other live ock Carriages of
i Ives hoard carried under v.t"
- I@!rHs re large and copnuious, and he, capacity
perior the sters OF the chesapeake.
y pRN 'scS d fd IN =na a a Charges os
. 81 Ee,lt received board Of the steamer !, aesa
cd F,@risy and % E'idsys ~ to $oei9fk ~ NJ 10
l. = VIE 'H'"'' Apply ( j. ciFKoN CO. AGES,
49, No 81 Etow,y'o "harf .3at more
-. 1t ifEIFE Y. pf~sid-rf G--iS-ictSt Y r."
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= sI,f~s OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
%s&l. AUG*a

= s-zz.zszz.:zzzz7 NORTHERN
* --SsM@E2G1 GENIAL r ,llWI
-VPFRlAre.>..r.nrS OFtI.E, I
tALvE4r STAT ON, a.timor. May 1871, ,7al.5
IN and re Nd. I, i.y 18th, l-6i ttains North
70 ent Al Railway and depart follows, until
art. { aonce. . -
u4,LAFSi5 A N
t&PHESS \ f /. ) r N.
ia ,RISBVR4 8UtuMGnn3T!OE AT Is p. NJ.
liz SIS A. Il Tiit necJs At Nea, Hl5i trains
Western Maryland zilrsad; AT Han Ver Junction @ith
Ian tIetly sburs Il AIlroad al Yor wit YorE
ytgs "ai'road f1 al par Of Wet Aiso, wlth le'& on
Wyom1 z VALLEY; at Sunbury With Pa eIpia and Sri.
kiilroaG for ali of Northern Penn ylvania AN Ne1
YORK.
rae45P NJ. T'r,n max. al! the above connections ex-
Up h4nover hailtosd, Hi=ktsville Railroad the
is,hanau Valley Railroad
The SIS Ira makes connec ions with Pennsylvania
&c. \ " ork.
IRA, .AhRIv2.-Ma' a. 10 P NJ, Express at 7.45
\. NJ. Harrisburg Accommodation at 2 % u.
Fof TICK ETs AMI iafo matto1 enquire at the Ticket
9s jas. g. CLARKE snp'nt.
3sss zss =sszgssssss,, PHlLAUELPhlA,
Szss siss = WILMIN@T,,H AN9 BALTt&0RE
SPRING AND SUMNER &s sIs.dEyt. AzvTs.
PaaaelPiia wiieavs PEESiDENi STREET HGl'5, daily
Except Sunday Is fellows, viz
Express Tram at Is O'Clock A II =; Wy Nail at IS
ocl1;k a H.; Eve ing tail at AS P. NJ. On SUNDAYS,
a *, NJ p Al alt a on sannEsS with NJ" Yer" trains
freight iraa, lsSseu ReE Gar attached leaves t
90 r stopping at all stations between Baltimore ana
Il vTe-Ge-Grace.
Passengers Delaware AMI Eastern Shore of Maryland
win find their most expeditions by way Of Whining
N eOlored persons give bond 5ef,ge entering the
m2l-tf Agent
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BOSTON, August The demand for Flour is moder
ate but look Increased activity, there
Export orders in the market We quote sales OF
brands Western 81; fancy braHds 81 25(4 81
a 10; and So 237 per bbi
iRcud,ng choice brands st Louis Southern is steady
but quiet. We quote and fancy AT IS rs 6:
So 5rd7 and superior at 81 5Us per bb in
Guiding choice brands of Baltimore is dull, with
considerable recrir and prices lower. The sales
have been al lu5i for Southern and Western vel
low. and 10 tua0 cls for Western mixed
PHILADELPHIA. August -Wheat-Saes to-day of
0ho bu hes red Western 81 O5 to 81 l3GlI5 Corn
Round yellow 81 1853 Whiskey advanced to l9a
20 cts
b FFAL0, August Flour steady. Wheat steady,
with moderate denanisales IS 900 bushels West
era 81 cts 1000 bushels Milwaukee club SO cts; 900
bushels fair 10 Choice Kentucky Sl6dl 20 Corn closed
shade irmerSales 400 bushels 81 cts Is 900 blu
els 324 S 900 bushels 32S cts Other grains quiet
and no sales. Whiskey nominal at l3H Canal
notwithstanding Ii and IL cts. wheat
New York Lake mpors-2 900 bbis -four Il ,0l0 bush
els wheat 90 600 bushels Canal exports-40Q bbls
-four, 63 900 bushels wheat 9S bushels corn III 900
bushels oats.
CINCINNATI. August Flour unchanged-s3 20 for
Mess pork dull at 81 so. Exchange on New York
\ per cent. premium.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET. Aug 5-Sperm is in
fair demand aud holders quotations Sales of
bbs. 'ecuation 81 and 200 bbs for export
Is per gallon; 100 bbs sold To the trade
81 20 per gallon. Whale is in good demand both for
export and home consumpton-sdes comprise cargo of
2 250 bbs for export at price TRANSFERRED and in
Fairhaven bbs the trade private terms Parties
Holders firm AZ 0l43 cts and at still higher
prices In New London sales of about $500 bbs at Al
"a AK cts. per gallon Whal-bone-Market quiet and
without saIes-W halemens List
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AOgss sssE1 Sia.LglAtlI.

o BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
SATlONERy WAREHOUSE.
SAMUEL z. pURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
WAS ON, HAND A VERY SUPERIOR As.
4 J. SORTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLAME
ACCOUNT BOOKS Amnag his stock will he found WRI,
tNf and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign,
all the approved manufacturers
AoT& "a l:S, Ruled and Plaia, in great variety
ENVELOPES OF all kinds
STATIONERY Of syerg Description, for office and pryats
use, viz: STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING VA
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS.
&c, sc.
NE Writing and Copying o. ali the best makers
iEk COPYING PRESSES, PORTE CLOS, P0kTE-MON
NAIES, &c, DC.
Also large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS DO, a. Sc, al at ioy
prices.
! COUNTRY MERCHANTS will DO welltn fg22tf
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in TIE SUPERIOR CUJkT FOR BAL tt
- 40 Cirf.-r' HNA ZiGLER rs. . NR4D ZI,1
-HH-rhe ct Of ttia ag
h-s"d co np, rant cncuto matrimonii fr the de
liant The bl a5eS th>Ll, lie year 1853, he said K,
united ia the bond If N ~ said
Conrad who mas com tted the crIne Of adultery and has
iesertei her I'D IS eft 1t hereupon aju
and orde ell tn - July 1861 tn the mpl nent b.
causing copy of this ord inserted wSp
published he city of fillmore, each
sve week beo the Sd day of August, 1861 next
1otce to the said ent de endaut OF the object and
iance OF this II, and hm to appear ia his
by solicitor bafo the 81 dav OF November,
1851 to the prems and show ny he has,
why decree ought MOI to De passed prayed.
;IEb. 4. SAN 1SfON, Clerk.
True copy-Test. GEO T. SANGSTDN.
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fNUNTHBR 4 RODEWbLD A' a. AoDS"Al
" GANERAE Confession ZEE CgigTs
AND
TOBACCO FACTORS,
One door West Of Exchange Place Bait Nd s5lty
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GAPRON & Co..
~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
,., MERCHANTS.
Liberal cash advances made on consigrpens TO our and
lhs hKPOOL, LONDON, IA FRE, MARSFILLFS, and sii
, odtSt W Ii-hII2SD, nl-tH
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WN GED KREHS.
True c,py-Test: kORT. J. KER~.

IN THE SUPERIOR CUUnl Ur DAM liz.
l. CRY, N EQ y IT Y.-4i4iL Br.I Il -: tx
LA ii = W Ak n a T. ID O. EkS = 'Ider u
Il IA Ju ,s6i. hat the les mad d pore by
: ". A c'er tie this C
q" sal Is be RATIFIED and confirmed, unless the
contrary he shown before the 9th day If Iau-t
acopy Of this order be Il lsh-i in
newspaper printed Baltimore in each three
cc.Sivr weeks before !" id day A..su. reMt
The report states the amount IF sales to be s. o.
GEO. + SANGSrhN, clerk,
True opy, rest-aEO- E. SANGSTON,
IyIs-IaE3w CI.rk