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The EliEabethtown (Ky.) correspondent of
the Louisville Journal writes from Rousseau's
Bridge, October 2:
The bridge ever Rolling Fork has been re-
built, and the cars run through to Elizabeth
town. The fret train since the burning of the
bridge passed over the road this morning.
Now that the Rolling Fork bridge is rebuilt,
we may expect the others below as to be speed
lily repsired. Work has already been begun
on the Nolin Bridge. II is rumored that the
teams of country rebels In that vicinity have
been impressed into the service, and are now
doing duty in the way of hauling bridge tim
bers. Col. Crittenden's regiment, the Sixth
Indiana, has been thrown forward to cover the
workmen at the bridge. The enemy's pickets
are said to be at Bacon Creek, twelve miles
beyond Col. Crittenden. The latter threw for
ward detachment as far as Upton's Station,
yesterday. They met with no resistance The
onemy's horse are all through that neighbor-
hood, and it seems inevitable that skirmishing
will begin very soon. According to accounts
direct from Green River Bridge to-day, Buck
ner has only about fifteen hundred men there
All the rest that were brought up to that place
have been sent of down the river to the locks.
The Cairo correspondent writes, Oct. 1st -
Norfolk has to-day been abandoned by our
troops, by order of Gen. Grant, and very
wisely too, for it is a point Of no importance
or benefit; the occupation of which yielded
only trouble, vexation, and expense to the di-
vision.
learn from q gentleman who returned from
Columbus this morning-having gone there at
the instance Of this command-that the place
is strongly fortified at all points. He states
that at point three miles up the river from
Columbus there is masked battery erected
from logs, earth, &s., behind which are at
least four 64-pOunders, from his observations
which, from fear Of being suspected, was
necessarily limited. He estimates the num-
Der of guns of various dimensions planted on
the bank of the river and the outskirts of the
town to amount to from twenty-five to thirty
pieces, and the force of men in that vicinity
to number at least 1000, all of whom are
we'll armed. He further states that last night,
while returning TO this point in mule cart,
he jumped out and put his ear TO the ground,
and imagining he heard the tramp of horses,
ordered the man in company with him to drive
into the brush in order to sYoid them (f cav
slry). 1t was but a short while until force
of at least 300 Confederate cavalry rode by in
the direction Of Paducah. He also reports
having discovered trail, over which not less
than 900 hOrses-sspposed to be rebel cav
alry-passed, also in the direction of Paducah
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-oLl, IhoIs-UtOtmDeT q INbI.
yOSEPn IA. BARRETT,
eN-Iay CommIssionsr
o It-Iav

OFFICE OF THE BOARD % HEALTH
" WASHINGTON, SepteDber "a, ied.
At . meeting OF the ard of H q N, held on this
daI, the following were declared 20 cOnstitute
nuIsanocs:
DEED suimsls, dead 6sh, ,oasl OF ksh. and heaps Of
OF ster shells.
ofal from butchers sails, slaughter houses, or
tao ards.
SsEnant water in ponds, marshes, severr, or
cellars.
EOu ste 6les, foul ccv-hOuses or oov-pens, foul
pnvles, and hog styes
DCcayIn: vegetable and fruits Of every oescrip-
ton, whether enti or hose portions thereof dot
used as GOD which ma BE- thrown out.
All ashes, rubbish shaving or refuse substances
Il, IN any iTade, Oocu alton, or business.
Fifth, stable manure, sOapsuds in poo Q, drainage
from dye -housss, soap, acd glue factories.
Horses going at lsrGe with gardeTs, hroy, or
anV other cOnt1Elou disease.
houses or buildings n q state Of dilapidatiou or
decay ends nsering the lives property Of those In
the vicinity.
PnvleE o. enlng into sewers
CoSl gas tar or other refuse matter esosplna
from gas houses or sAs reservoirs.
A!l dead animals or parI thereof that are ofen.
slve
se e2s--elv WIN. G. FLOOD, seoretsry,
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pENsIoN OFFICE, Jun, srH, IssI.

Il
sd June, 1850, lor the reissue OF the Lsns Va
been lost DESTROYED notioe is hereSl syea, IA
st the date following the DESCRIPTION OF each Wa.
sued 4 no yslId objection shall then spees1
No n .sS for l6o sores, issued under tAs sot Of
E..ssd on the I7th day OF kassst' isss.H0eiossr &
Is lsU s & .PS' ID sSI .S q e NJ ss
RopP hther Of samuel Ropp, deceased, TSIrd IN
s. IS for 10 acres. .sued uSSsT ss. a sca ~ "
msLeh, lssa IN the name Of James Ions, and
an.ed ~. on the Slst daJ Of March, lS5s.-0ctObeT
No - s57, for lsO sorss, issued under the .ot Of
EgTss,ated on the Sd day Of May, ISss-ocioSct is.
No IS 100, for $50 sOres. issued under tn. oct Of
Bradbury, and sranted on the 18th Gay OF septem-
Der, 1850 -SovemSer Is, 1851.
NO; tJss2 & for 50 sores Issued under the act Of
snd ar. Isd on ha se ,,S
November 10 1881.
NO 50 9i4 for IsO .cres, issued under the act Of
9.,s.a no, "a 4 Az r JGs5 ksIsads asSssssd and
March; lass the name o Bepis@in 1 Rely. Re I .sd
granted on the 9th d.I Of June, less
March ls55 in the name 9! Rsnbe1 woodTuS aed
No ss ioT lso sSres e issIeS S'S 1u.er IA. a., ~
March. ls55, il the name Of ss@Gei d wstsrsoa.s.
No. ASS for go acres, issued under the act az
MsToh, 1855, in the name Of ShsiiT Downs. and
y,an,eo on the % day Of August, la5S-NOvenber
No Al $50. for Iso acres issued under the se, Of
March, 1855 IN the name Of james Prsy and srssted
on the 2lst day OF March, 1851 November 3, 1881.
no . ~ Tor $50 ecres, lssued under the sct Of
March ls56. in the name OF liam NJ Julius 6.
A., aad John ID. $, minor children OF Irwin Bag
oeSessedi aad gr srtsd on the Ath day Of May,
No 1878. for 81 acres, ISSUED under the act II
March, 1855 IN the name of Getty, widow of Thom-
ns e Tooa SD srentsd the 18Th day Of January,
Nc. IS so for l6O acres isSued under the act Of
msreh, 1855, In q e uame Of Alexander Me ullOuEh,
Ard s-asted on the 9Th dag Of January, Is5s.-No-
Mo. ,OSe, for lsO sores, issued under the sct Of
March, lass, IN the usme of Alexaader MoQuain,
ana granted 1n the 18th day Of October, lssos-No-
No, s,76s f5T Iso aores. issued under the act Of
Era1ted on the 18th day of July, lSS.-December 7,
1851.
NO. 81 ss, for 100 scrss is sued under the sct II
March, 80 IN the name OF Hannah widow Of
TI:ry, 7-December 50, 1851.
NO. o. $50, Tor I'D acre:, !ssusd under the set Of
Msrch 1855. IN tire name Of Ma-tha, widow Of An
a ew Ne lc, and granted on the 18th day Of n pal,
NO. S,Sz for 80 eores. issasd under the act Of
March, 1855. IN tie nams of sam1s Jaokssy
an gTantsd On le Is. day o A ust- 1855
NO. ) 1 4, 'o' l6O acres, issne1 unde act OF.
Msrch, lass, In the name Of William Tarrsuce,
And sranted on the lSt1 day Of Jn'y, 1855 Deo-m
no. Il !s45, for 50 s,res issued under the act Of
September, $50 In the neme Of Levi Treadvell,
and granted Smbe. Seth, 1881.
il tSe name of bsl Pistts aud sTsn.ed Novembefi
18Th, l8Sl.-Deoember q 1861.
yOSEPn IA. BARRETT,
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Ir A Chicago paper states that the Adams
Express ComPany's bill against the Government
per General Fremont, for tfansportation Of guns
ammunition, re, since the General took com
mand at 81 Louis, will reach 500, 600.
hExsANs CRALLENeR The London CORES
pondent OF Wilkss Spirit asserts In italics thai
the challenge OF Heenan will not be accepted No
men sre.to oe found In England willing to stake
$1,000 against him. - a'-sss3I -
III Perry Kennsrd, the negro convicted Of an
outrage on white female In Baltimore county, ID
TO be hung Al Tewsoatown on Friday next
III The force now employed In the Kittery
ihe.) Navy Yard Is 100 men, and there are foul
war y1sses In process ofeonshuction.
III TWENTY-FIVE passenger Of the Great Eastern
on her last disastrous voyage, arrived In th<
Niagara. .a H "a ! - 10 -
IU TIE London shoe-blacu earned last year
ca $40. 5ef,5 :. sss7. -
~ MiIlerites are rs-organizing preparatory a
ths end ef ~ thiass, on Saturday, Oct. y.
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lSoffesPonoence OF the London News
TURIN, Sept. 1.-THE Minister Of the Uuited
States OF North America has returned from Ca
preIa- He went there officially to offer General
6artbaldi the command Of a Federal army, and
also treat for an Italian legion which would like
wise De under his command. The snswer, II |
may believe persons usually well Informed, has
been In the negative, but by no means 30 decided
as to deprive the American Minister Of all hopes
ltappears the General wished, fEst Of all, TO OBJ
tain more exact information, so as to understand
the political questions fully, and what the mill
tary resources Of the States really are SO he asked
for time, that he might reflect and consult-it may
be the King, or it may be the chiefs who served
under him This 10 most probably the reason
why some persons are already announcing Carl.
baldi's refusal and others his probable departure
In the meantime, there 10 going on about the en-
ersl cross fre OF opinions and counsels for one
party wish him TO stay, so as to be ct hand fol
some bold but unreasonable blow, TO be struck
sooner or later, and another party would fain see
him again defending a noble cause in those dis.
tant regions that formed the first theatre Of his be
toic H exPlois-so heroic, indeed, that since the
popular In America than he. But there are Others
again who advise Garibaldi TO remain at Caprera
TO turn deaf ear TO all seductive offers and
calmly walt for the time when toe King NAV cal
the whole Of the Italians to arms II IL these lssl
counsel. 80
rHE QUESTION MISREPRESENTATION NOT soIss TO
TO the Edsu Of "a. 1oadss ,eh m.,,,.. po,,,
Sir; At the risk Of giving you twice-told tale
perhaps you will allow me TO state that have
this afternoon received q telegraph dispatch from
the Central Committee at Genoa, signed {" =
by the Neapolitan demonstrations, and sensible Of
the Impending demands Of Italy, has determined
sss to 90 20 America This information IL ondcial
Tam yours, faithfully, sol -
j. McCRAR MoIR, Secretary
6sribaldi Italian Unity Com miitee,
London, Sept ls, 1861.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
Arising from Exorsses, Habits of Dissip q Ion,
Early IL disor atIoR or ANuse,
Attended VITA fhe FolIoping Symptoms:
I.oss of Memory, Difhculty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror OF Disease, Wskefuluess,
Dlmnees OF Vision, Pam in tbs Back,
Enivn.aI Lssstuds of the Muscular sy .tem,
Hot Hands,, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptions on the Faoe,
PAILIp couNTsNLNCR.
These symptoms, II a owed to go on, which this
medicine Invsrlably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATCITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of sohieh the Patisst may Eapire.
Who can gay that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by those "DIREFUL DIsEAsss,"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are awars of the cause Of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL coEPEss.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASYLUMS
And the MelansAoly Deaths BY Con sumption,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE TRUTH OF rHE
ASSERTION.
THE CoMsTlTUTI0N ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Rec uires the aid OF medicine to strengthen and
Invlgorste the System,
which HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCBU
tnrariably does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST skKrTIcAL.
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FEMALES-FE
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In Masy Afsetions Peculiar TO FEMALES
the Extract Buchu is unequal by any other rem
edy, as In ChloTosls or Retention, lrr. gu an y, e,
Pslnfulness, or Suppress on OF Customary Evao-
uatlops, liberated or Sohirrous state of the Ute
rus Leuoort hea or Whites, SterIlIty. Ard for all
oomplai Is incident to the sex, whether arising
from lndtsoreuon, Habits OF Dissipation. or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
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II reesived every week. Come and look A. fks ~
sortment e w. 9. METZERoTTs6 Musc 0sc0l
eofnG Ps. av end Elsvsnth q. r5>lS 10 :
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1862.

Quarter naster's, Qtee q. S Marine Cerps,l
sv,vr waShtnGt?H, September 25, 1851.
uLtil IN, 3Jth DAY oi October next al II O'CLOCK m
for furnishing rauoIs to the U. 8 Mar1es, st the
Ports snGuth, New HsmpsbIfe: i''-' VIA
Chsrlestpwn, Massachusetts,;
EIOokyn, Long lsond, new York;
P.Iade 2hia, PeunsyvsnIs;
Washington, District Of Columbia
Of s., SSSnsstSf Of Pon9e
Of fresh or sal beef; ~enty two ounces OF bread
@s5T Tf ,So e1'6a G 1aST or IN thereof
pound Gi hsFd bread az the option Of the SO, srn-
beans, or in lieu thereof ten pounds Of rice; zen
pGunds of good coffee or in lieu thereof one and
half pounds Of tea; fftean pounds of good New
ofsperm candles. or one-and fourth pounds Of
:daglpsntins cand,es or one;andc.-h.lf found, Of
brown sosp two Susrts of sS eSa osst tSEES ST6
Sred and htJ-six pounds Of potatoes. to each hum
Ihe increased allowance of tour ounces of -four
or ead. and the allowance Of potatoes, as above
present insurreotion, and the ration be as provided
BY Jaw and regulations, on the Ist q July, 1851
oopm.p !iaf ofiOer Of e,ch station, either in nix
Sr & 6y the si1Ele ,sti?n; and shall con,ist csthe
Be # tSS Ssss susty d kind: nsmsS cd groceries 70
All bids must be accompanied BY the following
r,.u,,.,.Fsn Form Of G1arsstse.
-, hereby guaranty that in case the foregoing
bid o. for rstlons, SIS above described,
be accepted, he or they will, within ten days afsr
the the oontlsct at the Post Ofce named,
execute the contract for the came, with good and
sufho4ent suretles, and in case SAID shall
fa 70 enter into contract aforesaid, We guaranty
70 make good the difference between the offer of the
seld =" and that which may be soo~pted.
-. A. B., Guarantor.
"ltnsssi D., Guarantor.
1852
hereby certify that the above named
make good their guarantee. g. n
Tebs signed by ths United States District Jsdss,
United States District Attorney, or O0lleeto4.)
No proposal Will be considered unless scoom-
panied 10y the above guarantee,
tNewspaoers authorized TO publish tie above
VIII send the paper containing the first insertion to
this oItloe for x8Hinetlon
Proposals TO be endofs d a Proposals for Rations
Tor lse2," and addressed to ths undersigned
w. B. SLACK,
se lav4v Major and Quartermaster.
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Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU for
oil affections and DISEASES Of the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEuALE,
from whstsver cause originating and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these Organs require the aid Of d.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
and il 10 certain to hsve the desired efsot in all
Diseases for Uhtes tf IS recommended.
EVIDENCE OF TIE MOST RESPONSIBLE AND RE
LIABLE CHARACTER
will accompany the medicines.
cERrlFIctSTEs, lFIctSTEaEss OF p . CgEEs, 1!sI. .,,,nt,,,
With N'mss SCIENCE hPSsc 2 AND FAME.
PHYSICIANS PLEASE "NoTIcE."
WE MAKE "No SECRET" or "INaREpIENrs."
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHU
10 composed OF Buchu, Cubebs and Juniper Berries,
selected with great care BY competent d! ufsist.
PREPARED IN VACUO,
BY III. T. HE L M OLD,
Praosiosl and Anaiytio.l Chemist. and Sole Man
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
AFFIDAVIT
the CITY Of PhiIadel phIs, Il. n. HIIMsoLD, who
being 6 duly swctn, doth .ay, his prePsIstohis son
sas. fa other
Nsvs%S:1 swsIS sad % MS STs 81
Alderman. Ninth st.. aaovs R,oe, Phila.
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE
FROM A. nj. TO p. M.
Price 81 per bottle, Or six fer IS.
Delivered to any address. securely packed from
bseivation.
Address letters for ,nformsaoa in confidence TO
q. T. HELMBOLD, CSsmist,
Depot, lo4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut, Phila.
3Eh
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
AND UNPRINCIPLBD DEALERS
who endeavor to dispose "of their own and
"otaer' a.rioles On ths reputation attained BY
Hsinlbolds Gsaxins Prspardtfoxs,
(" Extract Brehx,
8" 's .5J a. Sarsapasiua,.
Improcsd Ross Wash.
Sold BY B. wAITR. z. ID. GILMAN, JOHN
Wnsy. 3. G. FoRp. b. ENTwIsTLH, q,
MAJOR. kIpwELL e LAuRkNcE, W ssnington and
Georgetown, s.4{t
AND AL DRUGGISTS zyERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBoLDs.
TAKE NO OTHER.
2 =. = F ?
Cut ont the savs tissmsut snd send for H.
AND NDAyoIDixPosIroN sad ExPosURE.
Dssori5s Syyspt0ms IN sli Commaniieasioas.
csss. asss..sestl As.,es erssisI
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IL samuel q. and VIM, D Gregory, who were
sammsri!y dismissed from the navy a short tine
since, have been r-iRstated. -
Ufn Highgste, Va, with population Of not
quite 500, these are eoo scholars and teachers In
the sssoath school So, :. - = 80
wines he nili.Hy mevsnsasen ne Rhias,
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Take no more Bal,aul, Mercury, or Unpleasant
Medicine Jor UnpIeaSaat aHd Dangerous
Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
- SECRET DISEASES
In I'll their Stages; At little Expense;
Little or no change In Dist; No Inconvenience;
And no n1poSHre,
Ii causes frequ Ant desire aUd gives strength to
UTinats, thereby Rem wing a. bstT stTuctI1ns,
Preventing and CuIIny Structures OF the Urethra,
Allaying rain q ID lnfl ANN stiOL. so
fre7uCut IN the class OF dseases aud 2ellng AL
Posse 0noHs, Diseased, aad lrorn opt Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who avs paid hedcy fees TO be cured In short
time, have fJuni they were dsoeIv6d, and that the
POISON" has, by the uss Of p0psIfnI aytrissents"
been dried up IN the Jstem 70 break out In an az
kravated iorm, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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sCHWERIN'S PILLS are sure death q. Rsts
snd Mioe; M; Schverin has received esrtifostes
House Of Refuge, Pennsylvania HospltN, and
9ther PromiHen Institutions Of Philadelphia q.
9; jail, Washington, ID. c.; and Charity Hospital,
New Orleans, La
STi!i11 SsItifSsss, . , oss bs :ssu e sss
street. and for sale this city bY o.
b, CLARK, corner Pa avenue and ~ stss and by
oil Druggists and 6TooeTs, y
REWIRE or SPURIOUS IMITATQNs.,
u" Remember 10 ask for Schvertn's Annthi-
Tt None reuuine unless siGnsd NJ. sczvnn
ma iB-6meo
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" Y WOOD And ooyfs-- - =
..liss Mk q. iiisSsE ~. es:,; 80 - 3
kss ksss :, Iass o;sss ss L ias., g. An. 's.
ss' f;SS.:i ;.iss an'< sas. .kszsi
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DISEASES OF MPRUDENCE
RNDORSEMRNT 1HE PRESS.

fHE MANY THOUSANDS cured thI institution within
ne last ard the
sal sIsELuen psrornsdb by Dr. Johnsten, Witnessed by th,
fspevtsr % ht paps ard other psrsons
vis hsNs appeared and HE.in bsors the puhle
Gdss ha Standing gentleman Of character sno
stty, TO ttG guarantee the adietsd lSIy
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SSSsPPkkEk pAsPR sfp ~ s,IssL IsLAsss a.
ties, Bed Comfor,s, sheetnfs; PILLOW LlasrS e6>
DOYLE, a. AZ a. our provsrbssiiy lov rricss,
msLxso arss,. ~ s.nh lte.ss,. henfss. ..s. -
via inspect our sock II plss.rIss -.s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

WAsnmaFoN, JulY 2s. 1ss1.

~ HAsAlAofoNl July *, 1851.
Before this, the news Of our magnificent
retTyat has reached you, and you are proba-
bly, as myself with the Particular of that
great day when We, with ffly thousand men,
marched to Bulls Run, snd then marchedf
back again; to vary little, the history
the good old King. have neither time
nor. inclination TO attempt any description
Of The events Of last Sunday; Il is enough
know that we were compelled 70 fall back
with the loss Of all that We had gained By
dint Of the hardest fighting. We took Cen
trevills, Fairfax aud Germantown with ease;
but then came the tug of war. Saturday
night our regiment slept at CentreviIle, and
was soused ct ~ o'clock and sent onward
towards BulPs Run. We Grays were ad-
vauced as skirmishers, and hrst discovered
and drove In the ensmy's piekets, and
opened Gre on their batteries. Thus com
meneed the great battle whose unfortunate
result you know. ua 1s5s..a I.
We routed the rebels time after time,
but their rsinforcemcnts continued pouring
IN, hour efter hour until we were fairly
wsaried out. 1t seemed as if we were fight
ing the fbled Hydra, and for every head
We struck down, seven sprang in its place.
in short they completely Outnumberod US
and we're enabled to Outaank Us till we were
enclosed as il in trap. Our men all fought
desperately, and I think that ct least four
rebels fell 70 one patriot.
We were ordered TO retreat, which we eff
fected in comparatively good order, bat they
had Us at their mercy. We fell back as far
as FRirfax and Vienna, and remained at
these places all night. .
All three months volunteers have been
ordered TO Washington, where we now are.
Think we shall return next week, but can
not say certainly.
In haste, P. H.C.
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NEw YoRK rlAnKEr-JuIy 20.


RLOUR-MaTket a shade frmsr for extra state
and In pretty good request for export while In other
descriptiOnH there Is only moderate business doing
At about previous prices. Market closing quiet ana
ssiss arc Il, 400 bbla s4OOalol for sapotnno state
Stto9l,sl Tor extra ptatei y, ioi auperlno
W0stsFr Sis5S56f0 for Shipping brands extra round
hoC ped ohio; s., 1905, 10 for trade brandt do.
T CANADA fLOUR-Markst may be quoted .
susde firmer Tor common grades, With 4 fair busi-
doing. sales are 800 bbls at 1888 aaiO for SUI
RYE FLOUH-MArket quiet and prices norni-
n1HS CSS IN VIZ assTIsAIMarkot rules quiet sales are
$50 bb1 at s9,o5 ior ealore; $500 for Brandy vine;
WHIAk F-Market hrmsF. sales are !, ,2o9 bbls
a. wa va RAsT-Msrket about ic better; the supply
q quite moderate and with fair export deraend =
Sales are 4,CO0 bush Chicago spring at s34slci
i5 100 bush Racine spring a. ssesse; lsll eqsn NJ,
SI,0Oal .9ii 5000 bash very choice amber miehigan
st S0l 10 bush red state at 81 07i $500 bush winter
red western At Sl,ls; 500 bush new white Kentneky
RYR-Markot quiet. salsS srs AGO bush Cana
RERIRY-Markstq quiet and nominal.
2 CORN-Market heavy and dropping. Sales are
1909 bush at ss@lsc for common to good new mix
IOxTs-senlns at as@2sO Tor Oanadiani sa@ssHo
for state and western. -.r m
sPORK-Markst quiet and prices without mate
SlO,O00i0,l2 for prime. yI--... ~ 49,
BEEP-NArket active and q lhade armeT. SALES
for country mess; SsO0@lO5O for r6paoked messi 81
Gl2,00 for extra meas.
'I IBREF HASfs-sOlIInE at sl4OO@l5,O.
our HIEATS-Markst continues inactive at ~
@5o for 5houlderG 596c for hams.
'HAC,ON-Market quiet and unchanged.
LARD -Merkst quiet and firm. Sales are $50
III n ISR at 7@ioko for Ohio; saIs]fo
for Stnte l3l6o for Delawars and Orange counties.
OaBEsE-hArkst steady 81 2@lo AS In quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

Tux LATE RAILROAD AcoIDENF.-The Pitts
bursh Chronicle says that the late accident
near Allegheny, was caused by the rotten
ness of the bridge timbers. It had been
constructed some four years, and was of the
Howe Truas patent. The Chronicle says:
The accident will cost the railroad COM
panies some SIS, 5,O00; but the catastrophe
may be the means Of preventing others Of a
more serious character, 90 that it is well per-
haps that when it was TO occur at all it took
place when it did. It will awaken the com.
paDy to the state Of the bridges and treatle
work, and secure an immunity from aeci-
dent 70 the travelling public, which, with
the true condition Of this part Of the road
unknown to the officers Of the line, il would
be impossible to rely upon.
Clifford and Tiffany, who are from Cleve-
land, and who were injured, are at the
Western Pennsylvania Hospital.