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ABRo White r2@' ca , 5aS' s1, aug Abr Or, Of I S
me u, saS and sSds q 6S uy arc Invited to attend HE
sI a oeoes ~ u Tho cars leave TW euty slih street.
station u n O'CLOCK, reforming % aod odoes
BIENNE TagI.day Avg J. A5, , 5a,sasS W'Ws OF
Tht Feaiyoa sad irnia Of iho agy arc Iopeuu in'ea
rr,idencs No rs eny tIuel, on Saturday Nininoon Al
O'Clock Her rrllus val Dr. tateh % Greenwood CcE''' -
CAssEROOM--At Mord1 ,wp, n, J.. on ahol'd.y, Ava 4
J5hu q. tS'slD0om, nse0l NelctaeAi Germany asa "
years
ciRPFvrER-ln srooslyn on Thursdsy, Aeg l. su,au A
S sSsss' ''' VI '''''
coxiu Jersey City lambert Scott second Of Lssudc
pArTONI tbj. elty on Thursday Aar l. Muural, Teio Of
qhouao Dalton iu tho 4dth year Of he' aye
GLHOOLY-ArI widow Of TIE his Andrew oihooiy eyed %
Tie re.r win take Place h acroou AZ q O'clock from her
s,e deuce N0 on Clt street The onds OF hef isnyt
and Of hoi sous a. GiLOoy and Thomas H. Guhooly are
GLOVER I'm this city, on Thursday Aus Mog clover ea,
e dsus,c Eaaand clover aged p years II months and
days
HogFMAN-In is city, Tbnrrday, AuEI, 2, N. Hoffman
The relative ssa friends family ro.Pse,ty Invited g
Aful The fuu0rl saturday afternoon Of "coos non hm
late residence no, l51 West Twelfth street, without iarhe
notice.
HEALYla Report N j. Edward IIcsly In the eed year Of
LAWRANCE-In this city, on Chur'dsy, Avg ], Mrs Mary
Osburn Lawrence reot Of tbs late Alexander Lswuuoe,
cs END isnds and those her sop Jsmes and AeT.
20
III her hoihe-ln.lw John ST. LodrWick sie respectfully
invited 10 offend bee funeral te Saturday afternoon ~
sclock from L,r a,c residence No i2 Wet Jtieth street,
without further Invitation
LlTCBFlELD--Qu Lhasdey, Aus Mr Louisa Litenhsid
vile uf Llch ed Ia the sd yoar OF hef ago nalVe OF
Of Bedford. Beds, Eusland.
MACREY-On Friday, AUs. q Robert v. youngest son o.,
robert W. and LEs j. hacsey eyed years II months and
Ts TIsa5s aud relatives Of y respectfully avi,od
10 eftrad fara service tho residence Of Lis pHres
Kols grfok street Saturday, a. 81 o'clock r. M The
remains N Do taken to kewRochele Tor ineuheAt o. sun
day mCruire
MIDdLEY-st Bey ridge Long Island, ThnTsday Avg
E1yrari Joseph OF Benjamin ana Sarah H. aGsoy,
sged . u NTH and day.
PUssEDDu-OD Thursday Aug / Mary, widow Of Pasqrss
Pnsscdl native u France, aged tl years a3n mopthh
RrYT. Middle yflsge Newtosn, Long Island, IhuTdsy,
Aug l. Aga. Elzabolh Rey, aged 81 years aud aiolth
UsIFR-Iu Ills city. Thursday, Aug l. Thouss UsheI
aged % years.
WOODBULL--In this city, Thurlay sdemoon, Avg !,
Mr. Albert G. Moodhu, only con q the late Albert Woo
Tue end friends Of the family sgd Of Biz late father arc
invited attend the funeral the residence q the dncehscc
No. 20 Ninth street. Saturday 81 O'Clock p NJ
WRTGHT-Iu Verona, Essa1 County, N ! On Mednesday
July 81 at The Iesideeo Of her bgothen-aT' J. L. Oob
AiRs Matilda Wright
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TIE DIFFICULTY WIN SPAIN SETTLED.

TIE DIFFICULTY WITH SPAIN SETTLED.
Ton FShoroC IAeM y Trbaae
Sin, A paragraph in THE TRIBUNE Of Tuesday
moniuq. under tho above heading, contained one or
two errors IN reference 10 tie Haytian difficulty with
snsin which desire to correct VIA sCjouming at
Por.aa.p, nee when he Spanish feet auiyea ia tho
barb,r and ben 60 give me following statement o. facts
regarding he eet lemeut concluded between tAe Two
Governments. on tire Ctr OF ! ly Spanish hset o.
.ix eteam irigets came anchor oil the toWn' las
demands OF vain being trcity wei EnoWp, there "s
vIa excitement on shore, 4ud complete 2si elslob
Of an business. TIE Spanish Consul laaaec win us
dispatches and was received by President Geaf3@'
Tie conditions Of settlement demanded by the Spani
Government We're: 100000 q inde1apity iOr damages
sustained he frontiers lie original boC1daties 10 De
re-Cstablelcd the Spanish Gag 10 be eadtcd By the
hTirE of % guga, which sluie not 20 be returned
bv the feet. The Hayti3n President declined % ac-
Ccde 90 these terms, whCgeuIOu tie Spanish Admiral
gave him un be 9th 20 oisider the matter. On the
OH fbe Adr iral word hat unless the conditions
were COMPLIED with within q mrs he Loud lombard
{, city and all towns OF importance on tie coast AT
tho same time tie Admiral p,ccd one OF has steamers
al q @ disposal Of the foreign residents IL fou-a1-
Prince. n tia unltUre Tie French and English
COnsul interlorcd and sucroedcd N modifying the Ge-
monds of the Spanish Aauirl and the following con-
dions were arr, ed to; The Spanish flag 10 be salued
by the firing OF 81 guns, salute 20 be Tetdrnedi $~0-
coo indemnify 70 b. paid under protest, the hayhsn
Government appealing to Spanish generosity 10
redn,e the caim the question OF boundaries 20 10 Set
lied by commissioners appointed Tor that purposei 6S
lFavten Government to restore the towns recently
captured from tie D0miaicans, aUd TO Withdrew their
soldieH from the frontier
II was generally thought that nniess the hayusn
Government was active AID deteruiI Cd, Slaln wOnio
cont,lye TO swallow the whole Island IN the settlements
OF the boundary question. haiti
Neis- lgrk, July ~, iS1l
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so-p u Thompson, Robot, Eyahr' rori fr Cy Leland
seamer pessilc Johuson, PhiaJolpbis and Cape ssy,
moe lno psfa 10 y. Perkins. -"
esauer Wansua AIoy, Nsw.Rsdor5 mase. sad pas. 70
sie,a'er h1an, Glover, Tsnoa, N. J.. Hase to william
eteamer Fse ssor Providence u Edw ard Rynner.
Steamer Chales Ogood 0ecr Norwich mdse 70 F. Bas.
,.seamg Concord norma, Philadelphia md,e 70 Lopez 4
teoue ponet Wilson, Philadelphia u,de 10 Iorss kirk
khk.suick.
ssney Mars N.hol PlisdeIhis, radse and ps,s ,oJ.
n Bdlgs.
steamer Potosaska Nye Portland, radse and pus 10 H. B.
Cromwell co.
SAIL EDehps Hound fcr Shaaahae; Monsoon, for Hona
Kong, Mortimer Livingston ior lHvc; Margaret Evans far
Lora ~. Setmor Joseph Whitney tTIeurytl Tor Boston.
80 Ann ol ST. Johns Briggs Pcnsigane (lts for Cora
Fot or Bscnos Ayes; Spite Rio isuli-oi Amy Sxn,
or 81 ghonss BaAen (Bi) for Cgrdd. Scars. A. r. Lin
nell for GihIbltar; M8y for Cadiz.
NlND--Duipe Zoe Jay. light from s. s. =.
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T. ss,o,Lip Northern IigAL from AspiEwdA-J. w. Rsy
1nond N j. Lcrd wife snd lnnt Mrs e. Fses A. ~. s9re
II n smith = ) Meredith J.. l.. Baker snd wife hre a. ~
Tnhcc Geo Peliuos Mrs. Little p, r. Gerrisch, j. McCouiG
iie,t Kautg H. Worhiraon Bones, O A. Wood MI DigA'
nton dsrhtcrs and iaisnt Hubbard aud wife, Ma Psson
n p Johnson ". g. Acher,lan Cspt sweeny, NJ Lewis, r.
Longped, vile sud clild Wm A661', 3 SeneS. y Ger
smaly wife snd infant MIS- H. s. lisyea and chldrei MIS-
telt d. l. Bla1cbSd add child H. j rnton, MTS 1ay ga
Pefrin and Jmy, DT. Baucs Mrs Manning an, cau9 SsP
Ig,cl nd snilv II. NJ. Coffin and wife r. w Larstf lnd
We q o. West sud family CsPt. Crosby, A. Muller Mrs
Mooro Ar Adams ani family. pI Ridley, 4 Isnry, ~ K
now ana wife n n Care H. A. Eastman, ). 4. q uY, r. T.
Cross Blach wife aud chad, Mrs Pool j. Ely T. g. Mot
argune Dr. Fralcis Capt sswtee, O. v C9npelS 4. fen
field W. Parker Mrs. Crosby Mars j. j. busse ny FeIieai
ID Badwr Count Dr. ~ SeveTns, D. Char, Wm Hendricks.
fou Perry Lieut. Mead Nh Brinkhu aud Caps Bsilen Crit
tendOn.
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Arrived.

Steamship KheTsonese tBr screw bossh Leaden June ~
and Cardiff July oooa 70 iiowaEd AapnwaL Nane 70 ti
rIt seeInc ffeieht arrived OF the Battery at 80
stesnthig Eciihen Light Nlon Aspinw AL 29tA Ut pa's
shir Rips Dove iuew) Hobrook New Bedford IS hears,
ballast was towed 70 this port by steamer Wsmentta
Bark Esbome Snare (Danl Banner, Newcastle - l-y Us
Last. u, ID "a -. ,,.i A., L
s. Whitney L Co. - IN.
SEM Oryetia. samnis Boston days IN ballast.
schr J. y. Dureo, Davis, Providence, t9l Apsu f.r.
schr $. X. Hart, Loriug. w.Haven days N 0o'
sehY 0Azelle, Boult Albany, for Boston ~,
gchr Hudson Waterman, Norwich for to,t s-"'N-
schr j. 8. Carts, CLARK, Hartford, for koneen5
sehr. Yarmouth, Pbiuney, bricgePoItl ~ p pi
echr Uncae Colt, Eiizsbeihpor fof az ~ Ls.aN'
sehr lsguia Hart Eizebethpor i9L 81, r, sihsrn.
gShr q Taylor Nickoruon, Ehzsbehfoft ~ - pvs,
sch q / TSlse Mc0ar ElzabelhPort ier ~. ~. n nv.
sicor D. A gSDs ClsirSe, Fibebfshl"s ~ - 49,
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a........, 0r amount O.
snUHaf Hl M| .N.II.Ir 0t
- .tIh oft't sulseuh'A nN'"''' ''"
IN ht IJpaauY r....st p.e.y
Ia. ulV. \m,d'a poor E.,' d., .r.,.... I.o
kau Jhat iwulo h.s s'' ...rur 'Ium
ftgn.h rol" ..V .f mI VU.lU..l'I
nal MmtHN wen .H.U.IuH.II. Uf'
sIuI0H I.tII. .IIt....U.. .n 60 Hp
that 5000 OnfH l..t|.. ..I.t
lsa.. UI IHII II' II'.' t..UI. m.
rfr. al N.Nlwk ..t..., t.,
vfh n.n WU AIl wv WV .'..le
call pl NwH0N lf NW'Ni mn,
acknowledgement ullN l."a .. ....I II.
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ToTAr ON AND NEw-Rspacted Mess, 9ao8j last ro1lh,
l mi, date last year 773 RePecEed Chicago do, S'Il
lat month I6ls his date last year ll2 RaI5oad Feet FL
ia month u tins date last TOO hrluse rss aOs t
month Goa this last year s'3 heluse Prime o. ias
north o, ths date last year % Ohsr Rsi9ae ey1 la
,oub "a: this date ast year l9l Ics FTle Mes tl9
is month 2O5 tbs date styear LOB County Ness W
ls month 354 is date last year 1881 Country Prime tZ
H., month 80 this date last year. t6l MI poot9i tcs
o. ast month o. this date les, yer uniasg sc's3 e9'
"a .ll7 LAT month 49, i00 this date last a., 26s-@
RICE quiet but hrmi sales al s0etc- TOT common 70
sEEDs-we have only report sales Of 1000 bags Calcutta
Linseed on private terms.
sUGARsEIhs business hes been general end prices
s-op Ia IT,; saes Of 1890 bids 81 fd0ec for Cuba ia
cd Zoo hide Rico AZ So nud o. hhds mado tt c
YEkThe market aru and fair demand prevails fer both
Blsck and Green fes Of 900 packages Ooong on private
terms. -. %. q, ar - D.
IN-Pg fi sales q 400 slabs slat' Ut 2c and bsn's
TbILOly-lhe demand good oT export and Tho trade and
the marke 10 arms sales OF 12OO az & ior tile ana &C
Tor butcheTp Associaiign-
TOBACCO-hentucky hrm and IN sood deasnd loi
sses ~ 5l3 hide tAdf1c Oher Xmas are quiei HoS VI ~
coses ScCdlgai, part at DC. -. - q. =
NufsNN--fhe market 80 rather hrnoT aHd TOE inluiy si
gaes Of 7uo bbls. at he and $50 hhds drudge 81 lie
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dolgl 2s0st 80 M e low 9dss q Es1s 1sTs 3, a9
dNi 2, for fhppug bmnds Of X sis V e 30
sprpy oftho low pado choice 9ed ae sisedy
nnd alahoi sales ~ ne bbs a. - NaHt |" Eauaa
a si ..l n 40 bt at ssS45 Is or nsed GOOD
suggao9 ls9moro &C. 'ng n, ~ s. Of 20 Gs
III 81 90 Com Neal stteaty eel'e 81 bpla u WV
1iafe f. ur,eed oci5s Of o bsv,s !'an,
o rnrac terms Last fles az ~ 4J~Fl 90 io' bun'n' anu
gge VIZ at market {, less active but bceri he
mppyof pime' hmt5 ne inqs2 y sG e.s is,t ,Ses
Of 900 bnsh Chicago spr9E o. .soe ana kbsr Iowa
go ac ba5l3 Minaukce Clab CSC ~ iV,Oi AT IA
Green uav nh 3 Is, ID 200 bush 9ed Western, ~ 10
o5 S sa ot', t e S GI I s 100 smry Csaadisn,
y % ohta ac heavy aud saeflyei sales Of H.
ract arc 600 hth A. ssa 40 for Nyeserl, and 6c or e
Corn shade lower ,nd g I've owing to lheT y,
T4llc for htt'di tlaie Tor ta.tern m'ea, a. ~ Toy
Hhlirg 40 n1w hed tci tialc ior Ne,sein ona Ao'
dU>EYRhGs ANb .0LoTii-Bsp arc duh " ic4ie
HSY-Tlo jsg,ni &, 81, tnplo tlead3'aite for New,
ilis,T,i,,y as :, 9e.g rI,.,' are heavy 'a'' Of Geo
IGoE-sco,ch ne eliet b., lo5op aIo firm at a22@f2si
LEaDhe market qaiot but ilmi email 'ae' Of oalen's at
IEhiHER-lisnocs 3 quiet, BE- ssl,o OAK Small sales
N0LissE5 + 6rai s,le' Of Cuba at 2lc, end Porto Rico
NAVAL sTOREs-Croir Tmrcr'iro q Inactive. owing 70
Ode A.YHuNfi ffI.Ca uriiN ftuf tio Alii ITO
ueay snes of2o0 hbls Ht t'c Common hoshi 81 =,
tomuud hu riire iruy fusiucd tc tal's ere o b.
La t t1lf IOWftr he trenc ra,p To- Que
Rosln aaor have hoon undo az tlu m No. % 300 % ~
.t,agd sal,' q 1000 bbs "a'Ansoo a ~ ''.' ''' ~
d. Mtni rtou Ut 81. ,,.
OlLs-Limecd b lnly held ~ 530bic Cmfe isa "a
quiet bui steady n vase os Whale AID VI zo"FA4' ''
SfrUn ,,
IhOylSlONs-The iuquiy for PORK ess aeure end te
go o.Obh % rls ,5aGlo ff Nee and $40 .5c ~ TOY
Truo. Leol dr aud in tir rsqlestt feles % ~ us
q s0aRl0 - ~ Repacf0i bfcsf, aud 81 SO4 ~ p y
ErIa raeou anil Cut Meats curt tud steady J. 10
firm and 30 iai' iyi F q % bbis ana tcs at o1@7t@
Butter and hscte uuchuured.
BDER ~ PACKIH0-TAtDff hAW-AoAA AAD
BK0OELYN. july ], 1861.
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ny che uudsh H.sue, Conway from Cwtlag,na,
we htIu nrWb ltul h,H..u % ag l',. ol dtNt, AFRO
garHUg tnc late engagement betwevntne fcdep' forces
end Con, Nu.tuyr-,
Fr5m hose ieppr0 81 pppeau there was ou engfc-
Wrut ou tbr Goa uliuo, no p tbonIi in Wptl N"dEtt
vpH HcJf.ON diving ih' Government l'iE,' WND!l
ur,r teJduuunH, uul c.WIog oupu loibble lWHlo
chem in aIl5d, wounded, nni p.punpo. On ue lsh
another tlat.tu. tUl t.lN tr-lFf lIl fNn,t ttNN,'
Iu latuI 81. M NHUYtu, lUIN ldrt lUl h.t'Ik ~ 'a
OHUItu fiHIrH thlt tto OU'uUm'Ul lnitoa Wcl1 com
plrioy COO INt.tt ou tu r'hUh tut NDd .tH b''h
tol,sWo tlDrNt llg w,u Do ,'Ntye WIN es'u
bodies, and We tuar'tl ia iUll ot prisoner,
4. wac also reported thHt MoeluoV, guer these en-
EsywWls, lgd marched upop and Occupied par otiLg
CRY 90 htWu, url tlet MANY a. tu Government
,DIua td oHrcr. bod gol over to hi' lpubt'
A ul,r antul at ArIuWall brought tno uoWa o.
MosIutUt tricHt iUN battle fought uu thu 10Th OF
dtpV, IAc account NgWIvd Confirmation
CUlL
hhHbuat, TINA ivn jbe SouI .Wpl coast arrived
un tlu hht with valuable rfgo chiefly Tor lsntlluu'
From Naiatuso we lulu tllt bu,,ur's 'iil. remains
iu thc F4me tiGlunpt ,luuU0ni ana We eco hQ He
II0lttCa u LuHutsi ITO the present ciisis ptuplc uo
NOT ere 90 purchase and there D. le demand Tor eN.
ports Copper g. 90 low as 20 scarcely cover the price
OF labor, aud mluoy ia dlltuJ t0 pUouroi owing ~
thc A.E O. cuit,-c Lo Discounts -'e aaae except on
TIE elections are close az hand and likely 20 pa. of
WiAcu. any tr0upi, 1r excitement Wb'toNer IL a
zion,
The ih was celebrated 1t CGlep, CbiH by TIE
Autr,wus resident there IN fine ttylei both natives
aud goro urn TOOK part in the celebration, and general
aymputry Wut disply od tos tho UU.on
A good dt.l vi excitement existed 10 LIMA 40
Ncune ot mo sailing on the f'cr ner, owing tp tho
election 81 the Second Ncepvfheut, oH The soldcIa
we've al. out, end h-0 drlNuu on All TIE oiVotil0a
40 be pOiut ~ the tayCLat,
Trvo Peru there h no now Of any Importance,
BOLIVIA,
Oar dates hom The Republic arc 90 2iih June.
Tho Assembly continued diecus i4g lhe new CWtu-
tulion. Aloug Other prIecu Chat 90 cftahisliub a
dtciusl system, tud ,ne navigation oil thp uVch ey
steam, have been brought forward ~ % company OF
foreigners have already made proposals. 20 the govern
mcut for opening up she navigation OF the rivers Ma-
moro aud 6udpOTo.
IL is thought OF retstRblishing Mint ot In Paz.
On the nth 81 Nov, a treaty Of peace, onity and
fiendsiip was entered iuto With spain. Inis treaty
Wac irs.grd an Isi1, ia AadiiJ, aud approved 10y
special Congress ia 1858,
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The falling Oh OF me dry goods imports 10 o striking
feature of uo ttafuaton OF trade, and II oon'inu'u
NUT aioci uaiayonby any calculations for revenue
baecd upon previous inplrs. Tho decreafo Tor 'lo
week, as compared with last year. ia almost iuoredo'e'
l,Aw less nan onc'half million Of dollars, against over
two nuloua and lhr,eQualter, and the toIm decrease
since jmuay 10 more than lfy per cent
TIE following arc some Of tho principal articles eA'
ported .om Philadelphia 90 foreign porte nom Jny 20
% July 81, 1901;
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Mr.. EvERETr's ORATIoN-Tbis mastery Grafton
on the great issues now before the country, and
yiadcaton Of the position assumed by orr Govern
nent has been Published in handsome style BY G. z.
Cotton, No. l45 Nassau street. 1t contains sz pages
of additional matter, furnished by Ar. Everett, and
which was originally prepared az part of the Grafton
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In San Francisco June "a by Tho Rev T. 8. Lacy Capt ~
GTeCnlesl Of San Francisco 10 Auro a Palmer o. Me-
DIED.
IN San EanclFco Jnue O. James D. Mouoni native OF
In San Tsnesco june ~ Hosoe White. native Of New
Harp hire sged f6 year,. .,
Al Wsshinsto Toio County Juue ls William Woods eyed
26 years. q native OF Geneva, Feyetto County, Pa
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
ToLT OF NEw-YoRx."..,...Are. =
Cleared.

shlps-KeunlliEn Merymsn, HavTe. BOYD lleincseui
g. Hatch Bartlett London IL W Trundiei yorktown Aeyer
London Grinnen Mniun CO. Atnauis Merrill -iyerpoo
Halett Carnani NcbeT, Lowber, Liverpool Sponce Aea
ten & Co . -, r. ~
Bsrks-Virginia Ann Bryurt Havana, Brett Son CO.. ~
II. Castor Pprmelee. Barbados, Bishop Bfcs. -
Bhss-Peng1in, Copgera, St. Auns iay G. hegn ss5.en'
Liache Cork W. Salem Stella, Due London lrsk Dear
born. 49,. c..
schooaers-Aroiic Tucker, 81. Johns J. eeyips sons
Clifton Bannan ST. Johns Western sar CIowei, ~ johns s.
Baker Dsytoni Volunteer, Brown, fhia 3epha
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BoYs BuRvED.-A boy about nine years Of age,
named Michael Belden, aud HE younger brother, On
Thursday set fire 30 some rubbish on the sidewalk,
which was some powder. While the boys were at
play about the IRE, the powder exploded aud burned
beth Of them Dangerously
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THE RELIEF FUSD.-The next payments OF the As
stant Treasurer Of the fund for the aid Of The iani-
lee Of the volunteers VIII be made OF InesGay when
the First, Second Third Fourth, Ninth, Tenth,
Twelfth and Nineteenth NArds will DO dispose Oh
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TorA1 OLD ANB NBw- Clear 2G92 last month. 3lo5; TIE
wear $40 Mos 01; last month 1882 this oate
ycar 81 lsl Thin Mess a5 lstt month L0i9' TIL d4to
la wear Primo Mess20i last month i The date l,st
vear no. Flank, month, 10 this date last a.
Prime IA43; last month, gll5i tbs dae last year. zot5
ps 7s7 last month ss this date last yeGv 200 Refuse
Ncss 1903 last month"; ll2 this ds.o Last year, ~ Refuse
Primo. 1915 last MONTH s9 this da,e i9 year. IT. Olcr
n, fnse M last month"; 1885, this dto last year l,n33 tn-
Iospeed G4O; last month"; SO tbs date last year ~
Totas5' $685. lGst month tV.6i This date ss' ye 0AS1
BK1if.
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NaAnHHntH.

lFKMAN-WALrER-O Thuisd.y, Aag. ], by the Rev,
Prsarla Anton ID d.. b. BeckIan 81 tsrdo A. daughter
Of Alfred Neltgr, ESQ., ol hfookyn
sCuMJnI - EUNNEL - 90 1hqr1ly, A1E J, hy he Row
samuel Bakor GIN A. schmidt q, Miss Alwidu hnunci
orl dal cutter kdwiu bunuoi esd Az u MltnsourIa
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Setz.............1l4 M0On-RseE. l.4a
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The United States storeshp Falmouth Carpenter
commander, and United States brig Raubddgo,
bnsher commander, were &C Apnwan July 2i
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VRON CENTRAL Mo South AMERICA,
Arrival Of the Norlhcm Light
@qlqe.q4o IN GOLD.

TIE steamship No.'hew Lsh h1 ApuUol Iu'y
Ps. With ne e.tin and $50 second cabin end ueeUg'
pessenesf,, ami tllo,en $3.50 n tvpsare, Nd arrived
her on Friday momlus, noe following % bcr.ledg
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r1..osn,, NJ Rro.fure.

ARG 2-l03s6 bblA Flour 26l Corn Meali 500 do.
Wi.kv 2 40 hush Wheat 1925 DO. CoIni lJt0 DO malt
20 KS TO- Os Ashesi 20 pkgs ProEsions CO DO Lard
I korrI Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03

TIE dellyeros 81 gTain q CAicago are laIse The
fctements of the receipts Of one day July ~ are ar
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sarhet.-c.rzEgll1 REE0n.ED Toa T8s y y EaIsgs n.

'-A''AAA FRIDAY, Aug. 2, 1861.
AsHEs-Tbe market Is s,edy foT POt at 80 IS snd Pearls
are quiet Al 90 31t.
BEESWAXYe0w Il IN more aclfe request tnq prices are
steadyi saes Of o 900 70, at 28d3se-
DYEWOOD 5-The market Is doll the only sale We hear Of
is 100 tuns ST. Domingo Loswood. y Slt 49,,
gANDLEsAdaneniino are dull 81 10 el1a sperm ara
Patent are dull, az 3jd4nc. .
COPFER-1he Hafket II quiet bnI holders are very hni o.
III dl6c. , .,oo,.-.t, - g, =. a.,
and Is tuns Sal soda. a. & A " 100 ~, -, 49,,
COTPON-Tho market Is hrm a. its 5lntc foI hdding p
ld ana do Gulf sales Of 200 baes chiefly on specua n
C1FFTFThe market active aud firm salos Of 100
bags Rio at I30sls 800 bags Jemniea q ec and e h 81
Dornnge IN addition to tho 800 sold east evening et r
FLOUR AND IEALThe inquiry FOR We.tern Csne Flouris
ove ard the low grades better n the close tbs decline 10
sh Inducing export demand The nodqm and better
taaes are i1esuaT and not very ave The sales ere ~
bbs a a4aS4 Is for super6ne Westerns e. l00S4 - ior
30 State B Is ast IS fg eTe State - seGsS ieT F'SJ
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Tho businoss OF tho Philadelphia Cmtom-Hon'e for
tho month Of July 1861, az compared with the two pre-

To,,l......sI,ieO7s Sts0l2 ei,6iAt69 SlOU 91l
The following the statement Of coal trnsported over
tie Hn7leton Railroad for the week ending July q,
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Tho amount Of -four and grain in store at Chicago
on the ooh Of July compared witb the statements Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-18

AN u~nfailing cure Tor Seminal weakness, Nocturnsl
Emissions, Impotency, Loss Ct Power, Palms in the
Back, stone in the Bladder, Obstructed and Difficult
Honstraution. ana all diseases caused by de7iating from
the path Of nature, and i~adulging in sef-Psllutlo1.
By the use CT this Cure al improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs OF generation are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, Should reflect
that a sound misd and body ars necessary to promote
couDEbial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbilitated, worn
down and d~espairing devotes OF sensual pleasure, viii
ind relief.
It is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in its
action; containing no mineral poison, bat is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in The form OF a delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, or three BEETLES fer S., and for
TGrded BY express 20 all parts Of the weird.
Sold by al respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MEEWIE, Prcp-ietors,
Sole Pr0prietors, So JsGersOn-st., near post once,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
* Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
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gatest 9lGbs bg GRItgtagB.

ca M. W.. Ban, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent Of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
intne preparation OF such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of the news.
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GUIDE.
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To NEWS AGENTS, NEWS BOYS AND TIE
PUBLIC At LARGE.

Owing to The enhanced price Of paper, SIS
well as the extreme difficulty in procuring a
supply at all, the prOPrietors Of the APPEAL
find it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price in future will
be as follows:
City subscribers will be required 20 pay to
the Carriers twenty-five cents per week, in
stead Of twenty cents, as heretofore.
To the trade, three cents per single copy, OF
$500 per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, FIVE cents, as
heretofore.
Weekly paper, per annum, $500.