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Thirteen Ealusbln aarea Tor 81

II p-ursrsucs ~ a Deed Of Trn,t asaertra h. n--.-
n OliFer 90 ne al trustse. cn the ISM az ~ s---
1859, whigh vas RECORDED iu TIE ue-l..srr 49, -
go. c1nvcTsHE cerain Nerrocs thrrrI1 .se.fr-T -
ne Fl rse o. sccuuaE the uudrrrieass an
fanae % acaumf g her liability ar him ans 4 ~
gertnn datis astrg % each 81 fhem. which VII --.
nHT sFlear By rci-reule 90 said deed. 90
iafh ~ Aa7s l3als Z VIII sell before he c,rrt -
9eI ~ 20 iosn q Pliasti, Gres county, rsua...r.
henfy sefd Scout 20 years sam aead aha1t a. pr,,
ney ssef abouf 2f dchn ascdabauta s rurrr - -
~ hdsther ased shout ts Plrthrua are4 ah5rf - -
va rged asouf tai Sicily seed ahart 1g Tine 49,
~ hes ? cnidren. Edmond seed shoufB -, -,
? ana Alaora shout lere years ga. ana - 49,.
Feyed pa ta4d rru-t Deed. said uerrre. - -
hksy aEa inteliErut said sale win b. w.rs -
fala WILLIAM g. OLIvER. 49,
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MAJoR ANDERSON MEETs Hrs DAUsHTEE
On Msi1r Anderson's arrival at The Brevoon
house., be was mst Ct the door ~ Mr.. Clark,
he proprietor. While be was shaking hands
RitH Z feg gentlemen IN the ball, his daughter
Abba. q beautiful girl Of fifteen, ran down
the staircase. Seeing Der, Msjor Anderson
rem forward, met her midway upon the q ght,
and 10 a moment the soldiers daughter was
clsspsa in her fathers arms. He thea aseen-
ded TO the apartments Of Mrs. Anderson,
where q most affecting scene Of reunion
....-..l
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represent tat excitement at Baltimore most inr
tense. Large amounts Of money are being
raised military willing; arms distributed
among the citizens to Ere from theirhouss tons
Z The troops 90 throsgh.
ST. LoUIs, April 26-Grsat excitement
anong the merchants, and steamboatnen by
u1intelligi6ie dispatch from the Secretary Of
Treasury to grant 10 clearances for boais
bound for Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama.
Such ciearances never having been granted,
shipments continue ts be made as heretofore.
P-HuLADELFHIA, Ap. GA gentleman from
Charleston Thursday, says Beauregard lie there.
repairing sumter, experimenting attack from
me North; a!sothat no troops marching north
Ward.
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Ia The telegraph Office at Annapolis
Junction, Maryland, has been taken possession
OF by the LINCOLN Government. The Seees-
sion feeling is represented as fast gaining
ground throughout the State, all who opposed
northern aggression being now Fer immediate
withdrawal from the Northern confederacy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-27

Five cases Of arms, destined Cor the
South, were seized at the Michigan Southern
depot, in Chicago, on the Dist inst.
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Il The plan for relieving and provisioning
Fort Sumter vas based upon the fact Of I'M
ususi high tide in Charleston hsrbor on The
1Oth, 1Ith and 18th, which would enable
steam tugs 20 foat over the shoals. out Of the
reach Of rebel batteries on Morris island. The
storm DELAYED The vessels. and when they ar
rived il was too lste. The war ships were
simply to lie outside and protect the trans
ports from the rebel vessels that might Be sent
o stop their passage over the shoals.-New
Vnrb Enrlf
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ERAEE or TESNESSEE-ProcseIings ~ m 1s'
- tIerE -urlrs ela4.-ly H1a ortu- Ccuudu Law
and taa-Carv csurf 1f the city % Memphis. o. Fridar.
HarcH tte 1sh. 1851.
Jamss s. GrE.iu. D.. G. Trader. and b W L. Hof.
fruo G1ssiu, Trader & Holt, Campainants.
vs.
J. " Nauen unI others, Defendants.
T. appearing fJm smhVit dled On this rsuaa uat
the drfen tz-fs. !. ". Warrfu and s. \. Miller. are an
rsaid-ats q TIE state 70 f-uEesse 10 a. ordered uat
they a. enter their arrrrrll-e herein belize % ulnln
tie d-s1 thrae 1aTsa f ttr uHUf term n said curr. &c -
held Ga ne s-c1-l h-uiar On MaT n-F, 1881. ard bIsnf.
answered drmu- 90 cmrIaiaflHa hiI. o. tnr sane uHr
be taEeu iur cl-es-rd o. OBJ nn suf sats1r husrinr en-
uarte, ma tiat mis- orar be- ruhlshaI Gree q uerr fr
four su-cs4sive weeks I1 fhe uemnhis Arra.f
AcupT-aaesg gUHE C. LAEIEn.
CierE ard Masfar-
Peyian ana R1ueH u,s. ar e19rs ss~ii-fa9sE
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"a The postmaster Of Philadelphia was
arrested at Baltimore a few DAYS since on the
charge Of being a Governm ent spy, and held
FOR a time IN the hands Of a mob.
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ca Lieut.. JEFFISER is reported as having
deserted from Carlisle barracks. He bad full
knowledge OF the plans of the Government
Dispatches for his arrest have been sent IN
every direction.
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uus1rfoN FoE rEEsAc7LA--Tbree car
shells and mortars, frsm Charleston,
81 sueh AflsBia, Geor ia, On the list
Pensacola.
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,..snor oTaE,s nrrDF 70 nay

We rubiish in another eolann the letter OF
D.. Orrv, bst Isast exp rsss our dfsatis-
$3.50 Al being compelled 70 make our y
eo.enBs tae medium Tor a het1rs to ourselves
,rsn az vocation Of. the prsss, and thifk the
uizh. better b smppged in rsplyins to
srress on5ent.
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ABRAHAM FRrGHTEEED.-A gentleman re-
Gently arrived here from Washington, states
bat Lincoln does not venture to slePp in the
white House. and never stirs out Of It unless
surrounded By twelve dragons. Al three
o'clock In the afternoon be goes cut to The
soldiers Home, about four miles from the city
where be remains until morning, closely
guar ed BY accompanies Of soldiers. Gen. Scott
also has s sentry Stationed az TIE Door OF the
house. and persons wbo 81 TO see bin mu {
give the couutersisn. Mr.. lincoln is evidently
very badly heightened, aud be IL likely 10 be
worse scared than be is noW.-M0ngOmey
Hdrerfiacr-
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II MessEs. Cleaves & Walden, OF this city,
viii have a box Of military books direct from
Montgomery in a few days.
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THE CABINET MEETING on YESTERDAY
TIE Cabinet were In session fully four hours
On yesterday, discussing the events Of the past
extend The border States every sympathy and
cooperation in the good fight which they are
noB making against the mercenaries Of Lin
coin, and in addition 70 the thirtY-tHo thousand
usn already called for, they have accepted the
services of twelve thousand more. ~ lincoln
intends 70 wage a vigorous war upon us, no
stone viii Be left uHturned BY our Administrs-
tion until 4 Formidable force Of brave and de-
termined spirits are sePt forward 70 meet him.
The action Of the Cabinet 90 Gar, has been
dictated BY far-sseing and prudential states
manship. and It's conclusions are fully up 20
he emergeney-AonigomeTy CoRfSsraey.
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FROM GALvEsToN.-nhe Galveston Ns1s
satnrlar hss h foIInuing n-ararranhs.

saturday has me ioit1"iuk PalaEl"lAe
The steamship Texas caue into port this
morning from New Orleans, with all her flags
and peDnous fyiEg, eight stars in the Confed-
crate States flag, and firing a salute Of eight
guns, in honor Of the secession Of Virginia
The greatest activity prevails ia New
Orleans, in raising troops. The citizens organ
re rapidly. Over 1000 Of her citizens, all
sci equipped, have already been sent by New
Orleans to Pensacola, and more are going.
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GT- The Cincinnati Timer, under the head

u AuS OIHlIHhaII IIHttsJ uuueT I0e mead
Of " Memphis On the verge Of Famine gives
the following:
A letter from Memphis, received by a ner-
chant Of Kentucky, this morning, from an ex-
tensiTe produce merchant doing business in
that city, and a friend, states that there is not
enough produces there to last for thirty DAYS, IL
the supplies are cut off. This he says, is con-
hrmed BY the leading merchants OF Memphis.
Flour advanced one dollar per barrel in ore
day in that city lately, and he Merchants write
and send the gold here for -four, produce and
provisions, with the declaration, q price is no
object-ssnd."
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The Defenses Id Fort Macon

We had the pleasure Of seeing in the city on
Sunday last, Capt. Junlus B. Whitaker, Of the
Wayne volunteers, who informed Us that the
works at Fort Macon are being rapidly press
ed to completion, and that the fort will soon
be fin an excellent state Of defense. Eight
cannon bave been mounted. The governor OF
South Carolina has sent some eight OF ten-inch
Columoaids, which will be distributed be
tween forts Macon and Casweli.
There are some fosr or five hundred troops
at fort Macon. But one spirit peryades the
people Of Eastern Carolina. MANY Of the
Wayne volunteers who went down with Capt.
whitaker were unused to heavy labor, but we
learn that they sprang to their work with the
utmost zeal Seft hands will soon become
hardened by service. Wayne, and Edgecombe,
and Lenoir, and Greene, and Craven, and Car
teret, together with the whole East, will per-
form their whole duty.
We await the response Of true men from
Caswell to Ashe, End from LincoInton to the
rennussee ~line.-Rstcigh IN CO. STANDARD.
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RRRRmAN e 90.

ATANUFACTURERS OF Picture and Looking Glass
vi Frames, GIT Mouldincs, Coraices, Venetian
Blinds, Shadea, Pier and Looking Glasses, etc, and
dealers ip Artists Materials and EngrsvinEs, PROYTNE
BLOCK Memphis urs-sa
, 1861-09-18

NEW YORK, Sept 17-AsHEs Steady, with
sales Of 50 6'ls at IS for both pots and pearls.
good demand 70. export and fair inquiry for homo
consumption Sales % 100 b1ls at s4.6O@A9U for
tsT extra Gstate; $4,000 s. for eupef western
$5 s5l6 45 for f. sliPtirg brands extra round-boop
Ohio, AID $5.55G6,s5 for trade brauds-msrket
eloeirE quite firm: Canada -four doing better
$50 for common to eholcl extra. Rye -four quiet
and steady at e. 3b@3 Is. Corn meal more active
Ti,h h. 5af Of s eI,s Brandswine at sa9so and
VIII: KE-Market moderately active salcs 1860
br1R at 1sA@l9c, chiefly at the latter price.
9f mhest sge and With
dtm; prices, however, are without any decided
charge. Sales, 5000 bu Chicago spring at SlO6
ths latseF Ip% p1les fe5 xery ehece
spring q <1-us, 62oC0 bu Milwaukee club at Il os
@1;lo 900 ou Green Bay spFing at 81 Y 6,olo bu
shsr 1s i dsEa ; at g ll@ll2 1o vely choice Dc At
u 009 very i1fe1icr do at Sill, 16,10O bu amber
MithigeD a. 81 q. ~ coo white Ohio at a3A1.a9
1t x1a9@l.3o, and:50W white kentucky at 81 a,aa
! 80 Rye quiet aud 1rm ct 65@7oc a. to quality
Barley dull and noninal. Corn about 1c higher
sal. 3a2, ,oo nu q 4sA @52Nc iur inferior 70 con
mixed western. 53054c for good to prime shipping
CO, 55e Tor Western yellow and Sc ior white wesl-
EN- Oats scarce and firm at 2ID3lc for Canada
and 3954 G35c Tor western ard state.
PHovl=ioss-Pork, market less active but prices
Eihout material change Sales 15u brls al III So
q:iet and e,esdy. Sales 10 bfls at x4Gs4 So Tor
prime, s515 so for mess; $9@ll.25 for repacked
msee, ano 512- T5Gl3 % for extra mess. In prime
meEt doing and prices nomina'ly unchanged. Cut
meate are quiet with sales Of % pk.e at 4H047<c
FIR shoulders and 5@6kc for hsms. Bac 4 dnli
tGl9Hc- Butter In moderate demand for export ar
7G1oc for OHIO and 81l4c for state. Cheese rathe.
, 1861-09-18
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market,

TURepAT EVENING, Sept. II, 1861.
FRE1GHTS-1n the early part Of the week there
was scarcity Of vessels, and rate rnled 14G1c
higher than during the week previous; but IN tho
latter part Of the week large fleet of vessels s1-
rived and rates ruled eaeier-18c for corn and 1Ic
for wheat to Buffalo being the current quotations,
TO-DAY rates were frmer. The engagements
were To Kingston: rchr Quebec, wheat, at 1sc
Tc Oswego: schrs Star Of Hope and Thornton,
corn, at 1Sc; schr Wild Rover, wheat at 19c prop
Ottawa, corn, via sarnis at 1sc- To Buffalo: brig
N. N. STANDARD. Caacpus, bark David Norris corn,
st 13c; sehr VIM. Fitke, rejected corn at 134c;
brig Robert Holnster, rejected eo1n, at 1sc brig F.
D. Gardner, and echrs Live Oak and Lady of the
Lake. wheat at 14c: prop Fountain City, wheat, at
15xc-'
RAILROAD pFRnaH1s--Duriug the past few days
the railroads have advanced their rates 10c per b,l
on -four to New {ork, Boston and other Atlantic
cities, and SC per 1G0 hrls fourth class goods.
The following il the tariff table.
, 1861-09-18

Total last week. k..--....3 515, $50 1gD eco 225O Ot0
Iota previous week. .3545 967 so 800 8 ga 600
~o1Isf ing Week, 60. .6185, ,59l SIS 275 9i5 245
80 .440O1 1853 2256, ,6O 1,1e2,6 $50
1ne business IN cargoes during the week has
been light, On account Of the limited offerings; but
tne market Is still firm, aud the tendency Is np-
"afo. Ihe following sales were made: Cargo OF
Heifenstefn, from Green Bag, most1y strips, at
$125 tor strips and 800 for boards cargo Of schr
Gipaey, from Auskegon, mill run. at s6,75; csrgo
OF seh1 Commencement, from Holland, common,
at <6.75; cargo OF schz Foster, from Holland, at
$1oo; cargo Of fchr Grace 4. Green, from Muske-
sor, mill run, at 81 1a55; cargo Of prop Barber.
from Grand River, at $6.bo, and another at $6,75;
cargo Of sehr Magnet, at $s.75; cargo OF schr
Speed, at 4e.75; cargo Of schr A1row, from KsIa-
mazto, at IS Is; cargo Of schr Cygnet, at $71s5<
cargo Of schr Lire Oak, at s7.s5; cargo Of achr
Col Glover, at Sc %; cargo Of schr Rand, at $725
The demand In the yards this week was r,ore
active. On account Of the State Fair drawing to the
city large number Of country dealers, and prices
are firm. Common lumber is selling at $3.50 for
Lake Michigan lumber. and $T.75GDs 90 for sagi-
nav boards.
Shingles are scatee and firm at 81 37xQaa.50 for
As by the cargo.
The following are the quotations in the yards,
and delivered on board Of cauAl boats and railroad
, 1861-09-18

W. 1A01 ouu ins tle 4ast "ecA Lbs oeen
eN'A's o4u ou"s"nA' Ana VIZ nave a. laes tne peas
~ - ls.o'uns ~ al aosanee IL Prices ol 7eo57ae
p.6 puenel' 1ne demand Is PRINCIPALLY LOT 1mme-
ulaee sn.pnenti on1 mere Is also considerable
spe.n1atne aenanu' unaef .ne impression 1na1 Inc
o,Aet "in no" s'eaoly ADVANCE
1o-pAf tne msrAes advanced H@sle per nushel.
oales "ere :-eo'0oo oueneas Canel Mixed at 24he
anoSs so'ueo W oo AZ 1oe l. O. .: 1oo,"0o Oh
miAso u seofe az %ac 4o'oVo no 10 al z2&c; 1'ooo
ou uo xSzc.
80 aae~h1eGet'eu tass "eeE' zs''2o ou en1ppso,
1so'@so oo' 1ne1e s gooo inquiry 1o1 oats oy
en'ppete' aho tne market eioses nfm at an advance
" 'ue "esA VI 5*@s1e per busneA- eales' oo7 On
~ - ss"io Ht t4s.
.s4a n.e.si'eo ~ iae' "esA' 4'oo4 gu sn1ppea,
~o'oao oo. inere mas oeen out hshs supply OF
lss Vl4ns .4e paet wees ano .ae nafkes ls nrn
, 1861-09-18
COMM MERCIAL

TUESDAY EvKN1Es, Sept II. 1851.
TEEKIT REE1Ew.-The following tables chow
the receipts and shipments of leading articles Of
commerce during the past week and since January
/, With comparative statistics:
, 1861-09-18
MARINE INTE1IIGENcE,

VESSELS PASSING DETRo1r-The following 3s
the list Of vessels which passed this port on Mon
day, 10th:
Up-Propelers Chicago, Ranger, Iowa, Ogdena-
hureh, Ontario. Akron; bazks Alexander, E $
Adams; brig j S Harvey; schooners Andrews,
Return, Mary Morton, Gulidma, Cuba, T Avery,
5 n kimbal1, E Roberts.
Buckeye. barke Cleveland, Jesse Hoyt, B Shep-
ard, Three Bells, City Of Milwaukee, Invincible; !;
brigs Aahoning. = e Gross, Liverpool, Robert
Goldsmith, Lime Rock, 6sttich, ~ B Hlbbard, "
J Preston, Saseo, s Newhouse. Darien. Ex-
change, San Jacinto, Enterprise, Wing OF the
Raab, Monsoon, Ketcdua. Hanover, u Ballard
Guido, Ben Flint.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WEGLASD Ca
EAL--We are indebted to Capt E. P. DOR for the
, 1861-09-18

PRnsKsrAuox.-Apre presentation Of sword
and sash to Col Light Of the Yates Phalsnx
win take place at dress parade 1t their camp
at S P. II. To-Day.
, 1861-09-18

IotaL-.s, 3dS7 346U 1SHO0 T26
The leading markets today were active and IN
settled. There was coed inquiry for Spring ex-
tra Flour, bnt in consequence Of the extreme firm
ness OF holders, there WAS less activity About
5000 bills Changed hands, at s. 5014 05 tor medium
to good Fpring extras. Winter wheat brands were
dull ard neglected.
The wheat market opened excited and buo yant,
and prices ran up 1c above yesterdays extreme
Quotations but as soon as the New York dispatch
es were received, q reaction took place, and the
ma1kSt closed 1c below the closing prices Of yea
te1daJ. Winter wheat was dun and neglected.
About 150, ,o00 bushels Of all kinds charged hands,
at CSC for No. White; SIC for No. ! BED; TSe for
No Red; 75aA7sc for No. Spring and 7o073c
for No. 2 Spring.
The Corn market advanced 'h01c Per buehe1,
ard was active; hut closed lezs buoyant. About
175,00o bushels changed hands, at 2415e for Canal
Mixed afoat, and a2k@a3e for Mixed in store.
Oats we're firm but Inactive. Rye was ecarce
and firm. HfghWines were sold at 134c-
Frc1ghts were active and shade firmer-wtth
l5erA engagements at the following rates: corn
to Oswego, 1sc; wheat to oswego, 1ec; corn to
Buffalo, 13914c; wheat to Buffalo, 1dc.
, 1861-09-18

WA1sH.-Hsrper's Magazine for October
and Few novel by Mrs. southwozth entitled
the "Gipeey's Prophecy" have been received
By Walsh, corner Madison street and Custom
House Placa
, 1861-09-18
ChWaehed commcn wool sells generally At 12}54t
q d, and bury at 10c q h.

2 d, and bury at 10c q h.
BROOM C0RN-Tte demand for shipment Il
active and tho market steady, at 5000 is 90 per
ton.
TODAY 10 tong good were gold at $6a50
FRCfT-APP1Es-The supply ia heavy aad the
market Is very dnl1 at $1e001.25 for common,
and 81 25@1 50 for fair to good. Some extra lots
are sold at 81. Is, bet the eale is Light. PEACHES
The receipts from Michigan are very heavy, aud
the market 1ules dn1l and lower with eales st 6oc
@$150 per basket for medium. to extra choice.
Inferior sell at 3n450c. GaAPEs-m good supply
at 10cper b. LEAoss-1n limited demand at $90 %
per case:
GROCERIES market for sugars is firm
and advancing. Cofees are quiet and hrm. We
, 1861-09-18

extra -four, and notwithstanding IN advance Of
1Ce PEI bti in freights. We note An Improvement
On the weak Of 1Go11c per hrl. The demand Is
chiefly BY New York and Phi1adeIphia buyers
the inquiry for New England being very light.
Winter wheat aour.iA Ii In rather better reouext
but there is no improvement to note In prices.
Rye flour Is dnil Com Neal IL In limited demand
and eteady.
The following are the elosipg quotations Of
, 1861-09-18
TEE CITY.

~ see advertisement Of barkeeper want.
ing sitpKion.
, 1861-09-18
FarnBSEoFth'a Cavalry Regiment.

Col. Farnsworth's regiment Of cava1Ey il in
tssts and uniforms are ready. Capt. ". II Medlll
is raising company for thia regiment. Enquire
at the TRIBUNE counting room, Of Geo. E. Willis
ten, fo< particulars. ct
, 1861-09-18

-four, etc:
hite winter extrat. d 60@ IS
Red winter e1tras. ras.................---. 3 D1 50
Spring extra Flour, choIce e....-,.-....4.10@4 37H
- good 151 4-uO
common to Air... 3.4D@ 40
supexfne, common to eaoice- 250@ 10
Rye Flour Observation-Disclosures. 20Q@ ....
Corn Meal nnbolted, per ton. ......... 9.00A10 90
boited. Per ton-.. ii. .O0117 90
m1ddltngs, per ton n..-....-.-.-....-.- s.00@lo %
bran and ShortB- $500 100
To-day there was q very hrm feeling among
holders, but the market lees activs-ful prices
however, being psId. Sales we're: 1oo brls 'Chats-
WORTH Epring extra P. T.; 1Go brla ii CONNER
cia' do at a G5 del; 96 bsls Eldorado," 100 brls
"1eland'' and 500 brls good spring extra-an at
81 90 del; 100 brls g. Highland Mills" do at $3.50
del; 100 brIs "Aaolan Mills At 6 IS del 30 brls
fair extra At $8 86 del; 200 hss fair e1tra at Is Is
del; 100 brls Ohio state'' at $37o del; 100 brls
"c1sE Mills at $a65 del; 100 brls medium spring
extra at IS 60 del 100 brls Loda Mills on p t.
LEO brls j" Island Queen" white winter onp. t.; 50
brls "Cold Creek supe1ne at $500 del; 400 hrls
"Clarerdon'' at $s.s7k del; 200 brls ''Esworth''
at $50 del: 100 brls ''Loeh Leven' at $3.50 del; !;
100 bts ''Uuited States' Buper at 8s.27H del; 100
brls Western super at IS 10 del; 50 bzls Clu
tom extra at $3.50 del.
WHEAT-The following table shows the re-.
cetpts and shipments Of whest during the past
, 1861-09-18

4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Ofice of
ssps isi No. State street,
5sSRs:f'N Il Esf5,sf Is as ;p ;a5s
ing ier Il the Tinted States Army. s6Bsslss.
deassf 2, On falioTs ss Il Of October 1851
~: @ bar.gs % mt quality Mess Pork, full sa1ted 20
- Isq6aF nIt quality SMOKED Bacon sdas, slip
elaEs ent of close to the sip covers packet
4s7s pound. flr.t quality smoked Hams, slip covers,
1s e @ ase II ea Extra Mes
!:g ,Ho pounds e.; qnality ct Pilot Bread. t., be
boxes be- aeoned etuf lotion aud top q snsle
pess3f Or II t"o pleecs. to be tongued and graovai
sEl1t i eti!nary barrett, thoroughly c!opered.
':a,, pounds of prime Rice in clean, bright spirit
~ pounds prime Bio Coffee, In s1ear, bright spirit
in ecsn bieht spilt 6a1reis eiH's loA=''a anu ground
s;s hogEds G"oz qualiry BLACK Tea one -half ooong
pounda 1eane.l light yellow Coffee Sugar. or
tte & nest aual'sy csas dr,' raW sugar. Ia ordinary,
s5:to pounds frst quality Adamantinc Candlea. to
be c9 tlxteen ounces 10 tilt ponnd one half SKIES and
Dgsse. So9s atd e1csn sasp In
tight we'll cosreEsd ha1rc1=, thltytwo quarts t. the
sos gallons good Molasses, OF Syrup, in barre1s or
half barrels, with four iron hoops
lt6e pounds first quality Dried Apples, In tlsht bar
rrl+. -
FoE delivery on the 9Th Of October. 49,, the eams
III dellseT On the l:th OF October, 1851 the same
toT delivery on the I'd Of October. 1a=,the ssmc
quantity as above
| sman samples in labeled bo1ca to accompany the
pfopo: ala when ptaet1t Ahlo Separate propusal- will
bc required for each article, in whca reference must
pe made e tleir proper samples: Certificates + In
ctEoD Ill be leqnrt for all tile rasaIs certifying
o. she part Of the seileF their present Quaitv
citizen The MEATS will al-o be examined and raisel
nl4o y Robert Getty. Inspector tha part Of the
tE1ted etatea The sc1Ier's are with Gate Of pur-
Chase required on each package. Bikes Il ba
ttrarEsd With Light green hickory straps All the
storea Wiz De carefully Inspected before their de-
livery, and carefully compared with the retained
n*s bldd+re may Frepose for the whole or any part
Of AZ chat 70 rs United statc. # onyenienL aal
u ErtohlFn eEct FORT the Articles ,pt meat
may hs required +; be delivered at she public tore
hou.e. nF state .trtet lhall be 1eiEveTe4 without
cO~t t. the United States. P~rs0ne nayi Y the
pTecire variety ct gsod7 above described. bn having
article Ut liar nid. at H"srty send IN pro-
1ua wl!Gs " i'll -tc I've 1tt nson 4ecnr- t1 price
and adaptation to til. Wa1tE OF the service.
Each od Ml:t c nta1n copy Gt the p.fated a3yeT.
| thtrertt wheh it s-f-r-: aud mu:t also hav.s the
The fNnHelt o. te ohliEst ms ef t'' bid1er il
must be cndors d Prop er17 tr snbsi=t- nee Stores
40 and nnst BE- rent with the ssmpIes. Ia the Of-
| fee, o. etate street. A B. EATuS
| Eele EaN-1t Major and Conn Snh + s A.