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, 1861-08-21

The Lumber trade continues quiet, and there 1s
No material change either in the tone or the ten
dency of the market. During the week very few
cargoes were offered till yesterday, when falr
wind brought In good fleet; but great propor-
ton Of the receipts hes been docked On account
Of the owners, who aver that they cannot sell at
present prices without losing money. The recent
advance In freights has tended somewhat to stlfan
the market; but the demand Ia SO light that no in
proyement in prices has followed. Shonld grain
fteichts high during the remainder cf the
season, 1t viii be difncu1t matter to engage Tes-
GELS to go to Saginaw or Green Bay, except at
greatly en- .aneed rates. Even now vessels ask
3so0 per Thousand from Green Bay, and one or two
have been engaged at that rate; ard from sgfnaw
vessel owners are aeking 81 25@2 80 per thousand
feet. But, unless the demand for lumber greatly
improves and the market here advances material
II, such AZ advance in rates Of freight will amount
almost to prohibition OF sending lumber to this
port. At present, with ffeights at $1.00 the
manufacturer barely gets the price be paid for his
logs, and there are numerous instances where even
that much il not realized.
Ftum the numbering distric We learn that
there 1s very little doing-some places being en-
tireIy idle, and the hands of to the wars. The
lEmber Interest has been 30 well scho1led in ad-
versity during the past four or five yeara that the
manufactures are more prompt than formerly to
shut up their mflls whenever they find tia. they
are Ct making q LOGS - by running.
The transactions In cargoea during the week
were light, "a follows: csrsoes OF schrs Active
and E. g. G1ay. common Maekegon, at S.. SIX;
cargo Of Il, q. Brown from Saginaw, at 81. .oofor
cnls and S6a5 for the ba1anee Of the cargo; cargo
Of schr Tempest hom Green Bay, strips and stock
boards, at $3.50; cargo Of schr Telegraph, from
White Lake, cut to order, at $6.22 cargo Of good
Green Bay, mill run, at $3.50; cargo Of common
do to arrive, at $500; cargo Of the prop Barber
| from Grand River, common mixed, at s. 5Q-the
| market closing firm.
The supply Of shingles is stiu Light, and there Is
little no etock at any Of the principal manufao.
| turing points on Lake Michigan. The marketis IL
therefore firm, with strong upward tendency.
| During the week cargo Of Green Bay saved
shingles per schooner Christie, was sold at $2.25
adoat; and Rogue River ehingles are held at
$2Se@2.50. In the yards the ruling prices are
$25o@2E6.
LATH-In good deu and and firm at $1-t2K@
s1-s5 by the cargo, and steady at $1.5o in the
| yards.
The following are the quotations in the yards,
and delivered on board OF canal boats and rail-
, 1861-08-21

PEE CARADA.l LrEEHeoo1. Ang. 10, 1851.
LrEBPooL LAARKEr.-Breadstufs- Rich
ardson, Spence i Co, Wakefield, Nash, Bigland
Athaye, e Co report -four dull and tending down
NaId; American quoted It s4q325s Whsas 9@1ie:, @
with declining tendency red western at Is 3d6
lis; red southern. lis ad1l1e Sd !; white western.
1es, and white sou thern at 1s414s. Corn drm and
unchanged: mixed 1t 20G3Qs I'd yellow At 83s ID
l30s cd white At ala ID
LIVERPOOL P8ov1s1oK NAaKEr.-soae author
tiles report Beef steady for better qualities, b1t
Inferior descriptions aHghtly declined. Pork
tending aownwara7 Bacon declined 3@sd; Lard
kets Circular reports Sugar steady and unchanged
Coffee quiet and unchanged.
LoSlos MARKErs-Barings Bros circulars re-
port breadstuds steady with improving tendency
and active demand for France. Sngar quiet.
American stocks are very dull latest quotations
are-1 ehaees 4oase discount; Etie shares $50
233f.
LATTsT VIA QEE1KsToWN.
:, L1yfHPooI, Aug. 4.-BEead.tufs heavy and
dropping.
LoKDoE, July. ALL Cent aharess9x@s9 dis
count: Erie ahaxes 840asx.
, 1861-08-21

TODAY, uuder ~ advance in freIghts and heavy
receipts the market ruled heavy and prices dec1in.
ed 4@4Kc On spring, and 495c on winter. The
gales were as follows s:-WNrER-4o0 ;bu No
White it store at 83c; 100 bu No Red in stors ~
ssc 400 bu do at CSC; 500 bu No Red in store at
7sc; 1900 bu do at Tic. SPR1sG-3,0o3 No t
Spring In store at 70e: 1000 bu 10 at 6gHc;
bu do at 6sc 5000 bu do at 6s5c; II, eco bu do At
Csc; 600 bu Mo- Spring In store at Csc; TO- 900 do
at 81; 1000 hu do at 66Hc; Ii, roo bu do at &c
7Co0 bu do at 6514e; 1000 bu Rejected IN store at
5sxc; $500 bn do at 5sc.
CORN.-The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the past week:
Receiufe S.ShiD>fs
, 1861-08-21

so btls Cltfton"k. h. ut "a 1gdel; Is bbls Anda~
lusIa "City Mi1ls' r h. do at $s IS del; 40 bbis
spring extra r. b. at o. $50 del 10 bbls 'Liy'' su
pes6ne at g. 70det.
WHRAT--Tha following table shows the re
cetpte and shipments for the past week:
, 1861-08-21

The market during the past week has been unn-
sualfy active, as cur tables Of receipts and skip
ments demonstrate; but owing to unusually heavy
receipts and large advance In freishts the market
has suffered decline Of 2124c per bushel Binc9
the date Of onr last weekly review.
To the shipper, however, taking into account
the advance in teeights, the prices Of corn laid
down at any Of the lower lake ports il really &c
higher than it vas week ago.
TODAY the market for Corn declined H@1c per
bushel Sales were 80 600 bu Mixed In store at
2s4e; 3to0 bu do at 231Sc; SEQ bu Yellow In
store at 24Hc; 1900 bu old receipts Yel
low at 181sc in store; 1900 bu Rejected In store
ut 1Sc; 5000 ba Canal Mixed at 25c afloat;
$500 bu do at 251zc aaoas.
OATS-Rece1ved last week, To-, ,665 bu shipped,
74C04 bu. The market during the week has been
active and steady; but owing to high freights the
market closes at a decline Oh the week Of 1c per
bnehel.
TO-DAY the sales were 1000 bu No. / at 1722@c
aAoat; ao,ooo bn do in store at 16c.
RYEReceived last week, AIS bu shipped,
It, $50 bn. The market during the week has been
very quiet, and the demand ha5 been limited at
Sic for No, in store.
TODAY the sales were ii ,5014bn No /, in store,
at Sic; GO bags do at 32c, On track.
BARLEY-Recelged last week, $50 bu; shipped,
1852 bu. The market continues dull-the only
transactions during the week betrg & fen small
lota of No at SIC, in store
TIMOTHY SEED-Duzing the past week aey-
era1 samples Of new Timothy Seed were offered,
and Light eales took place at - 3 bu. Buyers.
however, do not offer any such figures, and COLI
tractors offer to sell for forward delivery at
HIGUWINES-RtceiYedl last week, 1,4TD bxlH:
shipped, 495 br1s. The market during the past
week has beea very dull, and priees have declined
5901c = bn-cloting with saies OF city manutac'
! ture, in lots, at 15c and country lots at lac.
ALCOHOL-The market Is dull and nominal at
32933e . gal
| PROVISIONS market for all kinds OF Pro
, 1861-08-21
Richards roa Csrn Shelter
CHAMPION Of the WORLD.

GaEae4sF frs5a 1Oee to 5000 Dnahsle
FER dry
PATENTED sEPT. 18TH, 1eSo.
vtthput exiting t. and requiring leS 1aWVE t4aS a1
aAs1iAt 0{ k&na oaa4G3.s.
NANuTACTVKD UE
r.. O. - II ID ~
ppX l&AE, ekH&6o, III
a1Aa M kaaEkAe4ofy It Iafx 4 Jaknsh1ah lrc4
! We1R, NA u KzHxtk Sktse fe9&35
, 1861-08-21

The receipts Of produce to-day were again libe-
raj, amounting in all to 425,494 bushels. This,
with an upward Iendancy In freights, had the
effect still more to depreas the general markets..
There Wac fair turply Of -four to-day, both Of
Winter and Spring grades but in consequence Of
the scarcity Of freight-room buyers held Eof, and
the market was dull and depressed closing
fully l0c lower. Only about 1,4O0 br1s changed
hands, at ~ rs for White Winter extras 50 6o@
400 Tor fair to good Spring extras and $2.70 for
SnpeEfne brands.
The receipts Of wheat to-day we're again heaEy
amounting to 18,6os bushels-and the market
declined 4@4hc On Spring, and 4@5c On Winter
grades. About G., 600 bushels Of Ill grades chang
ed bands, at s5085c for No. Red 83c for No. 2
Red 6s@7oc for No. Spring 65H@6sc for No.
2spring and 58@5sKc for Rejected spring-the
market closing heavy and neglected.
The continued liberal receipts Of corn, as well
as the advance in freights caused decline in the
market Of 1c per buEhel- sales of about 95,-
0o0 bushels, at T@x4c for Canal Mixed afoat /;
2sHc@23Ac for MIXED in store ; and 17H@16c for
Rejected.
Oats were 1ess inquired for, and We quote de.
cline of KR1c per bushe1, with sales at 16cfor No.
l in store Rye wa5 In limited request st 31c in
store. Highw1nes were dull and neglected. Moth
lug doing In provisions. Hides were steady and
firm.
F1eights advanced &C per buahel on grain to
Bufalo-with liberal engagements, at 11@12c for
corn and 12D13c for Wheat to Buffalo, and 18c for
wheat to Oswego.
, 1861-08-21

During the present week there has been strong
competition amorg the various railroads leading
to the East. with regard to Live Stock, and the
rates have been reduced from S77.e0 per carload
to $35 DOG140.00. This, however, Is not expected
to last long.
FLOUR-The receipts md shipments during the
past week will be found IN the following compaza.
, 1861-08-21

foFteEcue Il. jackson, Esq, Paymafter On |
the Chicago d Rock Island Road, was out on |
the road yesterday with his own car and en-
CINE. engaged In making the usual monthly |
payments. He had LEFT the B1nnnau Junction |
goirg toward Peoria, st the rate Of about 80 !
miles an ho1r, VII en- shout 1our miles from the |
Place Of starting, met an extra freight train |
c1ming up, OF which he hsdIhsd no notice. A |
collision took place while both engines were |
at their full speed, and In the crash l[r. Jack.
son xas instantly killed. 4 gentlenac u his
car heard the whistle Of alarm and Jumping out
of the resr end, escaped without injury. The
engineer end ffemen OF each train also
threw themselves of, and with slight bruises
were rot hurt Mr. Jaekson's car was divided
into three compartments; when the alarm
Wis sounded he must hare rushed forward to
see what was On the track, and probably got
just outside the door just in time to be caught
between the frs ut of his car and the tender Of
the engine as they we're driven together by
the reaeting force OF he blow. He died In
stantly. His body was brought up last night
to his place Of residence, No. 5S Pine street.
Ar. jackson WIS greatly respected by his &C.
quaintances, for his hospitality and business
ee'' 80 -'e ~ ~ .s1S ~ - no eo"te
f1s =" "uo'e 1e. '4eo '0 ""'' As A7A'eo
"A1 $>nA '"o en1'oaeu
The National Horse Fair at Ottawa.
We haye from friend who passed dav re.
Gently at Ottawa, glowing account Il the
rreparations being made for The g1ea+ National
Horse Show, to be heIa at thst c;ty, on Sept.
IA. 9TH 5th snd 9Th. and of the eneouraefng
nrosnects of IFS suecess. The prounds are
iocated IN the han1, Of the Illinois river about
LILLE "ee% " tne e1's Aae Amp's -4 0
ssone, SUBSTANTIALLY enedosea. "et
ard admirably arranged. Go1u, com'ofS4oie
, 1861-08-21

~. ot TIE $n1e@oo a a1 -
eooNs FOE THE WAR THE members Of this
oid command, who deslgn lighting under Its
eolofs oonng me war Will assemble at suth.
afianos riding Gaa1ery, corner Of Adams and
state streets, thas wednesday morning, a.
oeaocR. L. n, TO organize anew 10: Inc "af.
Such others ss Intend to join this Company, |
should be on hand promptly at the time; No |
time will be lost by them in getting into the
field. They are accepted by thu General Gov
eminent ut Washington, aHd their arms, cloth
ing, camp eguipage, &C., will be forthcoming
at IN early day. The Company will march to
the assistance Of the gallant Fremont as soon
"a eon,nned md rrenared. This will he the
crack cavalry COMPANY sent from this citv to
the w.rx. Let no fine be lost in filing It M
, 1861-08-21
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

CAsCALr1Es.-A seaman 1sued Jas. Hamilton
WIS Knocked oFeTbosT0 by the forcboom Of the
schooner North Star o1 Sunday off Port Washing
ton ard was drowned. He Was single uan and
8 resident of the East
Selma OelsoE, OF tie sch ,oner Robt. Campbell,
fill from alof; Friday evening while the vessel
wes OF EeT way from Ocont3 to this port, and was
instantly killed. Oelstu Was young man, and
had had but recently arrived from N0Iway.-AsL
aEdukts SeHiititl,
VESSELS PAHzSG THROUGH TIE WE1LAsD Ca
Naive a1e indebted TO Capt. E. P. Dorr for the
following 1iet Of vessels passing through the VEL
land Canal:
Tessels Bound FEST HAsrs from. Wssrs to,
On the 18th
Bark Louiss, Kingston, Bear Creek.
Schooner Arctic, Toronto, Chatham.
It EN- BnrgoYne, Osweso, Pt Clinton.
tt n c Ford, Hamilton, Cleveland.
On the 18th
Schooner Lochen, Hamilton, Erie,
ts Consuelo, Kingston, Cleveland.
Is AImanda. Toronto, Erie.
st Lucy Archa1d,
TesseIs BouHd East. WheTe from. W7zs7s to.
On the 18th =
, 1861-08-21

VALUE OF EXPORTS OF BREADsTUe1s FROM
Wheat, and Corn to foreign ports. from New York,
aince January /, amount to 81, ,9Ss GIL, against
$10,521,117 during the corresponding period IN
1fGQ-an increase this year Of SIG, ,261 49G.
, 1861-08-21

Movements Of Rrexdstuffa at Mon
1fuNl.

The aggregate export of breadstuffs IRON Mon
tTeal By the st. Lawrence, from the opening Of
navigation in A. nj to August 10, have bean
and canal from Jan. to Aug. IA amount to 8, ,10s,-
400 bushels, which tncludes $50 329 barrels Of dour
and ,4l9. .461 bushels Of Wftness.
, 1861-08-21

Col. E. 8. 1oelyn, are fist acquiring those sol
dterly ecct mphahmcnts which viii tell won-
,derfu''y tn their favor in the coming c.u-
peign.
IL Is o1n'euI 70 oe'ae'e thnt an individual
eo1u 10 aouno Ii 'ae entire county who
"e"lo aeeept compensation for camping
e1o"'les ous saea one was dlacovered-tha
e"1ei "a tAe ground originally selected. who
oemaooed Soo per month for the use Of them
til oosdae@ other and better grounds were
selected, the use Of which was rendered gra'
'eaaoAs'5'
4"o oe1aeneo companies OF cavalry accom'
th.;r ayn hoesaz ard CONFERENCE.-The ,4h..
is furnished hp the Gnvernment 17oiforns
and .nr,nrn.nts for the entire reo;znen+ ,-a
nesr,y ready. and 1t is intended that i, n ,jnt
If eouiament and eoIdier,y hearing the Fax
River Regiment shall be SECOND to none in the
State.
A en1eNso eA'Ah@,-. :. US solap,*uy' ~
I,.e-..a+
of ,hta<n;ny faa raon;red nunbe, bY Mon
dav n-xt Those u,,oas nsmss are attached
~ +,a ,,zta. ~, -, ~ ,oo,,, IN toasv. and
1oavo 4ox s,,3aofa15 t,;. even;nr. The
ofFce,* ~ +ha eo,nranv vii, be chosen at the
rann
~ 11,,,a..o n-,poons
III 1oo'n.aHo ..a.t n.sdev ,aid M.
and rnnsfe1ed out of the q. 8. service. The
ancnnt received by esch private was S4S for
four months service, in scrip NO ra1'ons were
SLOWED the men for the tine they hsSe Been
in tie city since their arrival IRON virginia.
-s "s t,e merShecause payment for their
ea-1,cea vas made In scrip instead Of gold.
FREMONT R1F1EAES'-l"o sPaenaia coa'-
panies-one nom hoeh 1slanu' e1pt" DafAe''
~ TO- can't cant Dickinson. lis mer-arriyed here
yesterday morning ~ Joao lne ioanons ~ 1~'ue
elres ~ retutA tlle tanpn' VI sDe -
the pTOpTietoT6 OF the eaeTman HOUSE iof tne
.-a.,,ses4 f,r,;she;7+ IN the me, IN their
pteas aas A'1.t5 411 t1A'A4o-0 ~ 'A's
arrival
MCCLELLAN DRAGONS. The Mcclellan
D-arouns. Capt, G, ". Barker, commanding,
-, =. -~,s+area ,,+o 80 T1n;t.d st.+oa 90
r;cc ttfp aeternoon. and leave for the Pntomac
..~ '<'- 49,
this evening lhe Objects OF THIS company,
are. Cant. C.. ". Barker: lat Lientenaat Ed.
p-a.,st a. -. 60. ~ *
A. WaoGef4 bfe7et "a laeatenan5, george W.
Shea1s,
, 1861-08-21

Tnwashed common wool sells generally at 1275c
z tb, and bury at 10c q h.
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits Turpentine st.T5@
1So-adyanclng tendency; Tar, $500; Pitch $500
O. 50.
HAY-The supply is fair and the market quiet,
The following the quotations Of Frisb1e Bros,
IS Market street Pressed Timothy, 90 00@1000
z ton; Pressed Prairie, sG.0o@B 50; Looec Pra1-
rie, s3 0o@4 90; Loose Timothy, IS 0o@6.00.
FIsH-The receipts during the past week were
433 br1s, and the market remains steady. We
, 1861-08-21

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post office, for Postage, will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, nnlesa the
postage IL previously paid. Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk. Up etairs:
Peter Weber, Chicago. Illinois.
3. S. Downer, -
J. s. Mcintyre, s.
C. L. Shepherd, g
Ouen CArIoll, 9
4. h Robbins, q S
Mrs. Maria g. Bun, Peoria, Ill
7. s. Fitch, Alton, H.
Asher Brown, Wenona, III.
Henry Mitchell, Asbley, III.
Patrick Rordtr, Sycamore, III.
R. B. wilkins, Camp Rolls. No.
Daniel Meyer, Belgium, Wis.
Blodget & Co., Bel0ft, g
Mery Eliza McCracken, Transit, Wis.
F. Quinn. P. NJ, Ni1es, Mich.
John Hfcke, Martin; Mich.
@. c. Cook, New York, N. T.
]. B. Sloan, Ridgevi1le Corners, Ohio.
, 1861-08-21

C1EAS.-The Aegean Stable, in which the
dkiiy sessions Of the Police Court arg held
hae been submitted to a Purifying process,
and hencefos Ii sweet odors Ut that Institution
are the rule, and not the exception.
, 1861-08-21

~ The Yates Pha1anx sud the Regulars
under command Of Lieut.. alemmer, visited
the Panorama Of the War at Bryan Hall last
evening.
, 1861-08-21

PARAnx-A company Ct Regulars attached
t. the 18th Regiment, United States Infantry,
Tere out on parade yesterday, preceded by 4
fine band,
, 1861-08-21

CHANGE OF T1uE,-The Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad changed their time-tsh1e
yesterday moznipg. Through trains now
1esye st SIS morning Rnd evening; Aurora
accommodation leaves st 2. n, and arrives
at 10.15 L. n. through trains arrive at 6:15
l. H., and 650 P H.
, 1861-08-21
ITO RENT AND FURNITURE

l. FOR 8ALE-A new twu~Et,ry, American Rase-
ment Brick Hunse, aau.trAblY arranged, containing
al tae msoern 1Tprovaaents teketaes Wlsh E ga f,
the premises. which Is locaI d oryenient1 to the
EErces cars on tie West Side ia good BeEoborhood
arc within ten nIaGt.s ride the Court Hoc:a Pas-
sion giTTE first ptsmbEE, SO 'uer II desired
Add,ess Foet O1tce Bog li4E. giving resi- name SID
NIECE Of business, Ru:9KSt
, 1861-08-21

MpCLMLAN AND S19EL--A beautiful card
ptotogrsph Of Gen. Mcclellan, and Itho~
graphic portrait Of Gen. Sige1, can be pro-
Cured for twenty-five cents each at Walsh's,
corner Madison street and Castsm House
, 1861-08-21

II EEY DESIRABLE ROOMS
7 "a. re obtat1e3. without 5razd. IL private
he use within tsr<e miEy.ss wax q the RostO1ce-
Reference rcGai-Ed- Address T. .. Bog 163S.
a:ttT+fw
, 1861-08-21

TO GRAIN SHIPPERS
, 1861-08-21

ALMOST A LARcEN1.--Thomas Jones was
charged at the Police Court yesterday aftez-
noon, with the larceny Of three hundred feet
Of lumber from the premises Of VIM. u.
Butler, On Washington street. between JEFF
erson and Desr1aines. The Court decided
th2t no !srceny had been committed, and
Jones WAS discharged CT pzyaens Of . small
fine and cpsts
, 1861-08-21
Gtitago Crihu,m
WED NEsDAT, AUGUST 81, 1851
THE CITY,.

r.osarcrrox.-The name OF the person Kill
NJ ~ fhe cfsrk etrees crossing Of the G., B. Il
O. rs11rosd, vas Fred Weisz, instead Of Fred
Teess, - reported.
, 1861-08-21

HORSES FOB THE ARMr.--P. r. Morgan,
Government Agent for the purchase Of horses
fc1 the army, yesterday bought fifty first
class animals, at prices ranging from $75 to
$50. sjxt5-three have been purchased, In all
, 1861-08-21
week1v uevsev Of the Chicago LWR-

Total last week. 957. .110 1.147 500 1d95.501
Total previous weak. 3 108 666 Sis 500 1,13i 800
CorTes'ing week, 90 a 197715 6G8 5oo go 636
E3fl
, 1861-08-21

MAD Dos.-A mad dog Was killed yester-
dsy morning in the vicinity Of Madison and
Wells sereet-atte1 having bitts n several other
canines-who were iacont;nently treated to a
pfecsrztion Of stt7lcEnine and fresh meat,
, 1861-08-21

CHICAGO DRAaooNs.-The Chicago ORA
goons reorganize this morning at O'Clock, at
Sutherland e. Gou1d's Riding Gallery. It is
proposed to enroll q squadron Of two hundred
men, aud this may be done in weeks time.
, 1861-08-21

swoRs R.-Cozapsny 4, Company Il. aud
Company E, Of the Yates Pha1aax, were sworn
into service, yesterday, By Capt. Webb, g. s.
h., Ut No. G6 Water street.
, 1861-08-21

~ Tenth Ward Company of the Fremont
Rlhemeu wants twenty-fonr men more to I'LL the
company. We are already encamped at N1tghts
Grove, North Side. with everything to make ua
comfortable. Apply this week at The corner Of
Market and Randolph streets. Recruited by
Il. II. FB1ssIE.
, 1861-08-21

ATTENTION! CoXHAkY D.--A special meeting
will be held this {Wednesday} evening at the AZ
tant business. Kollcall at 8 O'Clock. Dy order,
NM. N. LUFF, Secretary.
, 1861-08-21

ATTENTION. RrcEU1rs,-ThoEe wiehing to join
the 18th Regiment, now In Missouri, should call
on Lieut.. Macle8n. Iud's Block, Randolph street
Bridge. They Will be sent down free Of expense.
A faE good men XAu4ad.
, 1861-08-21

MCCLELLAN DRAGONS. The Mcclellan
Dragons, Capt. c. ". Barker, commanding,
will be mustered into the United States ser
vice thfs afternoon. and leave for the Potomac
this evening. The officers of this company,
are, Capt. C. ". Barker; 1st Lieatenaat, Ed.
l. Webter, Bzeget "a Lieutenant, George ".
Shea1s.
, 1861-08-21

ITO BE RENTED-The very de-
l. Mrab1e English Basement Brick SGD Marb1s
Front EtEse, 3 I~Tsve terrace No, ~ May street.
betwse Ksahtngtoa a1a hAdl@on surg te1 mn atos
r'dS from CitY sta HG1sa contains GAx H4th H1l13,
Het an! Culs Water, a.a use Of Stable II desired IL
In thorough rerar md viii b rented low 70 cto{cs
tenant Address Fost OFc- Boz 41H1, or inquire ok
IF. MORTON. IGB n a9h1n1tsn,st.. ozacs No q
apf'6Ily
, 1861-08-21

Rror--Wu1- Jackson and James Levere, for
bresking the windows and furniture Of the
Giratd House, On Saturday night, snd being
Otherwise exceedingly vicious and argume1-
ta:iye with sticks and stones, were seseraIly
held to baii By Judge Aiken, in the gun Of
$500 and $500 for their appearance at the Octo-
ber term Of the Recorders Court, to answer
to the charge Of riot. The defendants we're
committed in default of suitable bail
, 1861-08-21

POLICE CoCRT-Ahout the usual lumber
Of csses veEe yesterday morning disposed Of
by Justice Davis, feT being drunk aud disor-
des1y, none Of which deserve any special men.
doz. john Pote, 1oafaz Of the first water,
was discovered at very Late hour On Monday
under the bed Of a damse1, reaiding at 276
Wells street, and given Into the hands Of an
officer, upon the charge Of attempting to CON-
mits burglary. Potts Was examined before tho
Police Magistrate. and fined s25, sad the exc
cution suspended for twenty four hours,