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CORNER OF BOURBON AND TOULOUSE STREETS
DRAMATIC HEPREsE
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY EVENING, August a7, 1861.
FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING WINTER CLOTHES
4.'EfE" ORLEANS TOT. EryzJc Frs
e a II OF w "a r..
On which occasion will be presented the admired Comedy
LONDON ASSURANCE"
WITH OTHER ENTERTAI MENTs.
Executive Committee,
c. FELLowEs. President.
j. W.ssAUNDERS, Secretary.
A. B. JAMES, Treasurer.
r. b. bontord, J. Boudousquie,
+. B. Ernest, Ha mon pospe
ID. Denegre, Geo Uurauhart
Ell Forstall, A. NJ. Holbrook
Henry Renshaw, Adam Gifen
u ,t;,,au,,o =, -,
Tbom,,o, rrroa,Ha,d ST. ,
R;ri.r. c-ao.a
se0PtaV" S"Ahhfestts
John Pemberton, Jas. II. Caldwell
P N. Wood, Chas. Roman,
James McCioskey, Washington Lewis
W, e. Seymour, A, N Ogden,
w P. Ellison, John Claiborne,
John Crickard, j. W. Zacharie,
j. Q. Nixon, Saml. Bell,
C. T. Nash, J. W Chaplin.
Albert Cammack, Henry W Conner
j. G. Gaines, Sidney Story
NJ u H. Noron Samuel Smith,
sam duncan, l. SSyfnAnski,
John l. Monroe, thas ". cammsck,
A. &, Baldwin, d. T. Lavillebeuvre
David Jalnison' VIM u. Hewas'
~ henhett' u. Il h1Ght,
Henry IhoFnh'i, VIZ Atwood
Richard Mliken J. l.. Levy,
George W. Hynson, j. M. Iapeyre
n sou4 ~ ,-. s- . f. Rousseau
A. Euss G. Cruzat
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TaIRp WAaD GI,nB5 s. a. r, Notice is given, in
another column that this club meets every Wednes
day evening, 81 u O'clock, at Templars' Hal, No.
l24 Garondelet street.
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As-B.h. Defreese, the present incumbent,
Is candidate for State Treasurer jyI 2ptd
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% BR1aA fessEEgkAL D. KnsEY sMIrH, or FLoR-
ma. shis officer, whose distinguished bearing and
penesalship on the field Of Manassas had brought
him prominently before the country, was d graduate
of the West Fent Academy in the class Of lS45, in
which year he was commissioned as Second Lieu.
tenant Fifth Infantry In the battles Of Palo Alto
and l4a Palma he bore distinguished part---was
breyeted First Lieutenant Seventh infantry in Au,
gust, 1915 for gallant ard meritofous conduct al
the battle Of Gerro Gordo was soon after hrevetee
Captain for gallant and meritsrions conduct In the
battle Of Contrsras. After the close cf he war
Capt: Smith was detailed for duty at West Point aa
4 Professorof Mathematics. After some service a
West Point, Capt Smith was the irontierin com.
naana of Y company o. cavalry, and distinguished
himself ID Van Dorn'a action with the CanlancheH
on the isth May, 1856
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q JAcEsoN BEsEvpLEsgS AssacIkrIos,4--A special
meeting Of this society will be held this evening, al
II o'clock. Punctual attendance Is requested. h
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sz CHIEF ENGIsgER BRa DRIRV' 4 CARD, We direct
attention % the cardsof Chief Engineer Bradbury,
conveying HE thanks of the fire department to Mr.
Spencer Field for his cunsidsrate hherality on sat
ardays during The fire in the rear Of st. Patrick
Church.
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N0sU Publishing

WILL BE OUT BY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
COMPILATION
II a r L Fl H a O IT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 2ist 1861
Showing The Rates of payable on Imported Goods,
Wares and Merchandise from and after September st lSGl
Alphabetically Arranged.
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
AND
Circulars of the Treasury Department
TO
COMMERCE, NAVIGATION AND Tue REVENUE;
THn
wv IA R EEKo USE TIE Ep
Forms of Custom House Blanks Appeals; Tables
of Foreign Weights, Measures and C1rrences. Reduced
to the Standard of the Confederate States;
Rules for AdmeaSuroment of Yes.
sells for Tonnage, etc.
Arranged by H. f. WALDEN.
Deputy Collector Custom, House, Port Of New Osesns.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoE@oN ees ARMSTRONG
No. 90 Camp street, New Orleans.
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DIAMOND RING LOST. advertiser offers fifty
eoils4aeyaFi sesosary large dia
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as~ Coal OIL and Lamps Country Mer.

RS~ Coal Oil and Lamps Country Mer-
chants Planters and the pubic generally will find the Great
Southern Coal Oh and Lamp Emporium No Charres street.
by far the largest and only complete stock Of PURE COAL
OILS and COAL OIL LAMPS in this city which Messrs CO.
VERT HILL offer the trade retail lover prices
than they be purchased any other house the
South. -'-r "' myS 2ntf
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The aeatryloom Of an Episcopal Chufch in
PIiadeIphia was robbed last Sunday, during the
hours of service, Of black six robe and scarf, a
yeat and j gold watch belonging to the officiating
Ininisier
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~ Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos and 54 rayer street. New Or
leans, DIS 2ntt
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Confederate flags have iately been hoisted in
Connecticnt BIT uilknowa persons.
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Military Goods =!

.EEtgattI9'Y EFOONS!!
M u 8 X H TT q A = -
CAPS FOR COLTS REVIEWERS
G a r T r. D G. E $.
FINE BLUE sKY-BLuE, GRAYand RED EROADCL0TH,
GOLD AND WORSTED TRIMMINGS,
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES,
BELTS AND SAsHES
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACEs AND SILK OIL CLOTH
For sale at -
II. FRANKO'S,
au24 2otfSaMoTh LAG Poydrss next Carondele ST.
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Great Southern Essapo.istas.

r. "zeN6 SVdsts&6ffe HSNepVf ethe
MILITARY FANCY GOODS.
B. PIFFET,
1872 CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS.
Flags.
1-ra- FLAGS, OF all Sizes
Buttons, Buttons,
PELICAN BUTTONS, large and small.
EAGLE BUTTONS, of different qualities.
PLAIN GILT AND SILVER BUTTONS.
Sashes, Cord and Tassels, Etc,
SASIIES for Officers.
GOLD AND SILVER BANDS.
GOLD AND SILVER CORD AND TAssBLs
YELLOW, RED, GREEN AND BLACK BINDING.
CORD, of all Colors.
Drums, Belts, Fifes, Etc.
Large stock of BRASS DRUMS.
BASS DRUM, Fine quality.
FIFES FIFES. FIEEs
MILITARY BELTS.
FLAsKs, Of ali sizes
Thread and Needles, etc.
5000 dozen SPOOL COTTON.
2,OOg dozen LINEN THREAD.
100000 NEEDLES all sizes
500 pounds WOODEN YARN.
40 gross WAX MATCHES
50 dozen WOODEN NETT SOCKS.
50 dozen COTTON NETT SOCKS.
50 dozen WOODEN UNDERSTANDS and Draw,
au26 2pAioWed&Sat
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81 Superintendent Public Education =
Please that HENRY AVERY the present Supern-
enden OF Public Education, is candidate for reelection.
nnlT Enid - - e
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IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,

LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION,
IN ENGAEsR AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by setd Convsn
ton lin both lagae e C0NaTIT UTTON Of the State
as amended.
For sale by
BLoOMFlEhD Steel FETER 0DoNNELL,
T. WHITE HERBERT & ESGQTssE
GEO. ELLIS VIZ. GOLDTHWAlTE,
PHAWEs II CO, e. EZEKIEL
I, FTT2WILLlAM
S Orders from tbs country fled st beral discount
Ey22 2ptf
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The Southern

= L L Q O M = a N z,
OFFICE, 72 CAME STRETlT's
New Orleans,
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Perrnaner,t Committee

n rHE RELIEr or WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF ThH
SOUTHERN ooSFEpERAcY.
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R2o0fs, Sseoes aasa Esrogaass,

at WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime DitchinE BOOTS, Eusses
BRoGANs; Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw ard Gapeschy
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by s-
FROST CO.,
..e g
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans,
flats. Gaps. etc, at Wholesale
We general assQFR'eatef SIX aad
Fur, Cessi0es f.eshprn Straw Palm Leaf hexSsA
and Voc! IEAIa, ST ire vest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
iylS 3pEw 40. 10 Magazine streFtr HoRorisSns'
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Clearing Cat Sale
-
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
.. TABLE COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. etc.
The weknown CARPET STORE, 100 CANAL STREET,
will opened TUESDAY the 50th inst when WHOLE
STOCK will be disposed of at
HALF PRICE.
We respectfully call the attention the Trade this Stock
be sold before the LIST September and the
given up
Remember the number
100 TOURO BUILDINGS,
au26 2pMoWesa Four doors from Royal street.
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ENssalsa9a's F1sO2a TIE.

The subscribers receiving weekly supplies Of Iron from
Tennessee which they will sell small advance for CASH
ONLY.
H. FASSMAN & CO.,
Al Caronde!et street.
R. G. LATTING & CO.,
au2l 2ptf 10 Union street.
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HE0ttOss Springs, sfGGbatpa.

The Propreors take this method Of informing the public
these SPRINGS situated the Bgbee river 40 miles above
Mobile, all times open for the reception visitors
We have a superior BAND OF MUSIC in attendance,
and every effort shall be made part to render visitors
comfortable.
Boats leave Mobile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS and arrive the Springs 10
O'Clock NEXT MORNING.
Conveyance all the river in readiness to convey
passengers to the Springs.
JAMES CONNOR & CO., Proprietors
JAMES SYME Druggist, IRA Canal street. New Orleans,
sole agent for the BLADON SPRINGS WATER.
ie28 2p2m&w
4gaes"GAafEss&s2 k90eeE,
CORNER So. CHARLES AND CANAL STREET.
&mvy ozta-~+.-s~a.-
FhoplessAntestsnd conveniently HoHse in
CITY
E4rys or BGLxps
PEI Observation-Disclosures. ......,,-.,.. .SlkJ
Per Week 10 Of
Per Week, oosrd only ..,,.t,..,,..,.,....,. 800
Per Month .,.........,. "a 50
BRET b RALLEa,
sul7 2ply Propris.ofs.
GHEEN PEAS
20 CASES, IN HALF BOXES,
S. D. GEATIAA &Co.
jyi 50 Custouhouse street,
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4 NEW ORLEANS. August Is, 1851. lt
In accordance with resolution passed the last meeting of
this Committee ordering the publication of the contributors and
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NOTICE.
W. A. ELM0RE, President.
D. |. RICARDO, Secretary,

The following gentlemen compose the permanent committee
relief Of the sick and soldiers of the Southern
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Any person disposed to send Vegetables any other
articles for the benefit of The FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO
HAVE GONE TO THE WAR, informed that they will
be transported By the MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD FREE
OF CHARGE and handed the Committee for distri
buf linn
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OILS, NAVY PITCH, AXLE GREASE AND sAfTHA.
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The .fTasy Uniform.

The undersigned is in receipt of The proper CLOTH
AND TRIMMINGS for the making of the Uniforms prescribed
for the Officers of the Confederate States Army.
E. CAIN,
au26 2p2t L. Commercial Place
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Proceedings

gent for Collecting, Receiving aud Purchasing Sral! Arms,
'Vr lu0'''lItaafR'e H'aieS- avis 2pit
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s9Ticees 81 80 each for sale the principal susc
Stores and Hstels.
RBHThe BoX0ce Of the Opera House will be open the
sale OF Tickets and securing Seats SUNDAY MONDAY
and TUESDAY, at the usual hours under the csres
undersigned Committee assisted by Mr. L. RUFFIER Urea.
OF the Opera House,
F.. F.. SCHMIDT,
j. W. SAUNDERS,
II. L. GOODRICH,
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au22 2ptd
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Rules for the Government of the Free Vege
table Market. ~

au2O 2ptf
, 1861-07-25
DEALERS IN
Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes.
No. SO CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
LIST OF ILLINOIS BANKS:

no, Z..*.......+..1
Rank OF E1nertco,
lsan~ Of Sparta, ..-
llty Bank Of ottawa.
Cumb. r1ard Cputty 1tACa,
TirE ~ r.. 4sS T3s s-t
, 1861-07-25
RxcElrTs AND SHIPMENTS III LAKE, JULY 2f.

Tie news b.ough: yeiterdeyevenin. 1y the ,Y,bsq
had quite deprcssingetfect On the leading markets
Ut tbs opcnfng: hut after the receipt OF tue New
Iltk di.rateh. better feeling pGerailcd and TIC
market improved =.
Tho demand for Flour vas uuuenal1y light, and
We nate decline 5@10c per- bbl,-with sales oil
atout1soo bbls, at a 1ak947 IS for Winter extras:
and q 90@2 35}* for sups rilnc. The 1ealiug buy
crs fU Boston and New York offered only 50 10 for
good epri1E extras.
At The opening Ut The wheat market the feeling
wac tnusua1ly dull. and prices fell 1G1sc PER bu
hut after the New York dispatches were read, 1t
rallied, and closed steady and firm at yesterday
quctasione. About 0,000 tu Of eli grades changed
hsrd5 at G71:@6sc for n. IT.. Club In store; GGO
Csc fol No in store = and G3IGic fur No Spring
III stCe. Winter wheat was in Soud requcs: aud
firm It soc for No Red in etorc. and sc for No
Red.
There was an active shipping demand for Corn
and tie market ruled firm at Yesterdays outlidu
dgure-with salce Of nearly 100 600 tn at fol
Canal Mixed hnoat; 222SG523c for old to new re.
ceiptt Mixed In store. OWN. to low wl:er in the
Cncal tic receipts by Canal this n.orning were
only b,GEo bushels, and this caused better de
maudfor Mi1ej in sto7c.
Tbf7c was less inquiry for Oats. aud prices fcl
1sG1f, with light salcs at 1G@,G5.55c tor no i II
store 1sye was sold at asc in store. Ga:l:y l, nv
| elccttd. Bcaus are in good request furarmy pur.
| rosea ujghwines steady ut 13c.
Bet Cattle remained quiet and steady, Will
| ealesst s.. a.0o0s.4o. Hogs are in tctter demand
| srd the market today advanced :19ssr-witE
| sales at - 03G13.a5 per 1l0 rs. The Ne: Yorl
Market today advanced very materially Oh Hogs
| 1ri fu.ty fEf q n on fsnef {;ntffe
| Fse]1sltst sdvInced 4iG:'fc-u1th engagement.
1T 4.:;Q55::c foc whcat to Gcwcso. via sir1ia.
, 1861-07-25
NAEKE7S BIZ TELEGRAPH,

= NEW YORK, July 24,-FLotR-E1tar7, and fc
lower. The expt,st dc1nmnl materially chacEel by
the advance IN fretghts. while The ONE tra.le ~
medfafe ssmars Sales 10 SO btisat s2per i state;
at 81 15@54: % fur cstra state % for super
western; $4.1DG5I 10 fer common t. ueain;n cx-
,Ia ra rssn soS oS 5 agRaS d1 fs s5sqas
market c1s'"fng heavy, with dolyn wusd rcud:ucY
Gu, adiaD taour dul aud cn'lnou grades rule henvy
ior common 10 cli'.cs Extra ltye oar ir. Is. s",ss
STU bGls Mt So 4NGt3 80. Corn meal rules Quiet.
sA;es fGo bfls cGlo1ic It ss.W.
NN1sIsY-1cifle >I1 tirni. Sales 1860 brls at 1Gc.
~ GRAlN-sthes1 opeacd quite firm. with Sigh:
upward tendency, hu. an aavancs in freight inatc-
rl.ly eh. elsst, tas dcnard. Market clnSsd heays
1orthv es1ern CUB q. suss3s; 1s:0N' h,t I;seials
spring at a5Ss sasc; s,e00 bu Greeu Hay s;,:fa. u
s0s@ $1.M; % 5eo bq milwaukee, Cub at
J; Jn amber icwe at Il csN@is1; S1 S*51 ii :inseT %
g, :. sl;:e@a;;5; Iao u whits Nien ii i $;
luser. with aalcs Of 7tS5 hu At IL: fer westcra,
63asG5c for North .iyer. Bailey quiet a.d en-
changed. ctr,t; market al'esed quite drn ard
change. Sales 1tt] t.u Mt 065 stcf:r c3tnnn1 to
prime new mixed western: i<c !us we:rarn rel.
lew. Oats qciet AT :'c tor canal., ;;!g:3zc fir
Iues,.loSs a heavy, with only mol:ra.s
demand. sales GU nile as SIS $50 t6 81 ivr rlrss,
closing ir seller: 1T SIS lsi and psimc- Isrrt
T.
s.cO b,'E. rll'f8y extra mcs'. at fill nrrvlons
prices. $4.c0Gt 50 Tor Csnh.ry prime; S5o1cji.5s
T., 6, r,.,,y n:<s; y 0'@ta for rel':e;icd mess
tEll aaa aam;'lal. Aef hams rule quiet. Sl.es
- lr!s western 1T 15c. Cut meats continae In
.stivc. Sales 30 hldt dry suited shoulders at iste.
hams. Daccn II Gull and nominal. Lasl qnic.
7e.lqEe e otIo; s&5laX tx =tsis. cheess
*;esds 1T 2e1!c, ~ IN A'!a:i'y
Of Santos aaneuneed for ~ morrow. III:
Gtmapa Continues limited, but the market
rules vsry finn, VI tave only to uoice .sle of G1s
nushsn::d. 81 s.ics G. g. s,e1e:s Al 5IGd:. Is l.
quality.
| ssggar-Raw g @ .s arc very st;oas md de-
4's@51ic; IL hhds Porto Rico ut &C: 100 h.l,l4
3'cia!o T: SO bo1:s Havana Al st G77tc. and
by .auetioi. 80 hhds New o:ltaus 1t a;st.1d q,
liico at s3st:sc. T;.llo:v slill continues IN d.,
rand; good huEiEcss doins,; market Grmcr. Sales
!6.NO fhs at stsc fJ- Western, aad SI@,34c IL.
!; prime city.
0SWEG0. duly 2l.-FLorA--rnchanged, with
moderate demand for interim and E.s st-rn trade.
GEAES-N heat scarce ard market tiTnl: sale:
LOCO lu Eilws uktc club at SIC. Casn uucha1ysd
sales ~ SEQ ba Illinois ss 3Ic O.hcr grains G1f.-
CANAL FlE1cM,s;-Du1l. Flour sc, whsa: Sc
I LANE 1AroRTs--11 GOO tG con-. .--..-.
tASA1: ExTnnrs-1s,:Uo tris floar. 1s,@nl br
HEsst: 8 go , =" sn1n; j, ~,
BUFFALO. July yo1.-FLouR-Stcady.
! GnAlN-Wheat dull, and parties apart-no salcs
! co1n-Markct closed shade armcr- with god de-
| msnd Sales 1is,0oo hn ut 5le7 16,o;s o1 ut T.:
cAs1L FEEiau1s-10c Oh corn and lie On whoa:
LAKE. laroRrz-s GOO br1s flour, n. 900 bn wl,cs.t
| CANAL ExroE1s-aJ ,0D1 ku ssk.as. 81 800 bu
| corn, x, Gee hn oate.
, 1861-07-25

The ScW York Tribune commenting upon the
ualjtt Of 1he Cattle bought in thi= market 10. the
Gorc1nMert troops, says of the contraction
= Ee took tnIs contract, veil KNOWN. what the
quality of thu stock was That had b-en iuraisheu
cur offenders Ct Washington, aud he yirtnaily
asI:td se furnish bulIvclis according 70 sample at
h1s cwz ltce, and tile attempt to crowd upvn the
potr soldiers such contemplate tcsllawag. ns he
1s ;CpHted BY the Chicago TRlBE:;E to have pur-
-tha*sts at Chicago. ought 10 send him at once 10
The Tsovcet Marshal of the nearest camp for
little wholesome discipline. lie had Eo right TO
lske the en1,ttast At s }ower price L an he epnd
Echeily fill it. That is the oliuiun Of the New
York Tribune OF A1r. Hu:h &ahsr- II he considers
1t a ftait OF our tternal fault 1ulsng we caruot
help 1t. We arc at the end Of ouz patienes with
swind!lng, lying, th1eying army contractors. Oar
mldskt wish to7atd Afr. Maher T. that he may be
cansht eon,e day IN the camp of some of our Acv
York regiments that he Las furnished with hi.
.'hu1l beef from - old atags' .l:t wuses than
Virginia stu1np.tailsd steefs.''
NC ccMmenlflu:,h .fahcr, Govern: .1eat beef c,!l.
tractor, 10 The attention Of the pr . and the pub
JIG. and ne urge the proper officer to refuse his
wretchcd scalIawags. End buy Eeod wholesome
bu1ncks instead. and make h,s securities pay tue
damage. Our brav. dc. erre Gotl iucut and bread
since they get little el.e-aid should has It =;
any ct,st. And II there be people other thaw swim
er up aud keep dark policy to BE- followed with
regard TO such transactions, NC must abide EAe1r
dispseasu1e-Gor that Is nok otsG way.
, 1861-07-25
A Stupid 0sNeso Ordinance.
CulcAco, July q, l$Ii.

Editors Tribune:
nc!ice in the Oswcgo Daily 7imes an orsli-
nance passcd by the City Conncil Of oswegs, pro-
hih:tne Ill vessels propelled IN whole or in part,
BY steam, from having any fire in their furnaces,
fox any rufroee, within 100 feet of cert4ia limits
therein stated. which i1clnaes q large portion Of
the business part Of the city Of Oswego.
Il the City Council Of o=weso had pa:sed an
Ordinance 10 entirely prohibit steam vessels from
enteriEs their port, ley could not moro chestn-
ally have succeeded In accomplishing their object
than hy passing the ordinance referred to-. Som .
extepuaticn might possibly he offered il O.wt;o
wss the end of any steam route e.; 1ow establish
Cd, or WAS likely to become 20. The effect CT such
alaW, 1t enforced, will be to tlrire uway tbs :ev
stesnl vessels that Row 60 there on the way to low
or ports. as they cannot afford to put ami their
fires, AEd let the steam run down, and bo Obliged
to laul = to the elevators.
Imagine Euch an ordinance in Chicago-coul-
rclling all steam vessels to be hauled around
tbc harbus to the different elevators. Nothing
could be done more efI.ctuafly to hamper trade
ard commerce. and It would not be submitted to
week. ANY City Council IN Chicago go stupid
would be compelled by public opinion to rcpcsl
such q law.
Nc:riy ali the rropcllcrs navigating cur Lakes
have dampers and screws on thcir chimney stacks
that eecIually preclude any sparks from esca log,
aEh tksre is not half the danger from their p-ea.
cnce -11ot there i. from locomotive, and who
would think OF prohibiting them from entering
our cities with fire In their furnaces: c.
, 1861-07-25

'" kNIED A STU ATItJN IN
w A GARpEE.-The subscriber wosH IKE 70
retoromend to any gentleman wanting his serT1ce5 a
5oune nun, y ho Las bee1 Win hm some tine, skt1
ston in Rs1den He Is active and ut2ilAg and would
Gould nanagt s1na!& &Ealden aatssscto1,ly No aba
mielt be feonirsd Further sniormatior may be "b,
tRsUed OF EuGAE SANDERS, LaAB TioW Flower
f,9
, 1861-07-25

'NUTE.-NfFUtfQHF " 8{{fE6 HtEfTt TX &Ht6 11AFAft
currency, unlsss otheracise STATED.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July II, 1861
nsn; s S%S9 1hS s H
wheat. via PORT Sarnia, at 851c. 70 Buffalo: scaFa
Il. L. Newman, Evelina Bates. Midnight aud Die
Vernon. cor4; at 43<c; schr Tin,o,hy Baker, Mary
FLOUR -Receive1, $, ap1 orle, ahipre1 by Lake,
100 trls. Market dull and prices Scal0c lower.
Sales, 100 brls "Mctropolitan'' white winter ex-
extra 1t a 37H DEL. 100 trls red winter extra At
s4.125 del. l5O bEls - Peerless" choice srsicy
extra rauEd hoop at $i;4 DEL: 40 brls "Bart-
IT, Dc t at n'a:5 sF b 0qG ai at I'd 9o h;1
"Kewsnee" at IS Is del; 100 hrls Janesv,lie
"pnion At 50 60 del: Mo brl= fass extra vt g. 81
del a0 br]s Stark Mills enper at IL 37k del
ssMars' tuper at $l.GI del
Market epened dull and lower: hut cfa-cd steady
67Xc; 1900 bu do at CSC: 2.0a0 bu NJ. sprius II.
G7c: y 00N bu do ut 67kc: 00O ba do at Csc !;
at Ga>zc; 1000 hu do at Csc; $500 on do at G33c /;
a5 0O0 hu do at Sic: a000 bu rejected in st0re 1t
SSe. Winter what IS II GOOD EsauesMt Ct and Ia drm.
Sales, 2,SNl hn No. red IL store at SIC; fos bu
No: 2 red IN Etnr: at TIC.
CoRS--Reeelved,, 1s5 51G bn:. shipped, s1t.54oo
bu. Market Gsn and aet!ys. 5 les, $3.50 bu canal
lulAE4 NJ 0AuAk &uGu III OlA IECG1pt4 ullACu
in etore at .2Hc; 100 hu July receipts at
eaAc. 50 Coo hu nev receipts do At 23c 600 BIZ
old retepts ted II storc at 17c; 500 bu new
receipts do at 1ec~
OATs-Rcceivsd, 1,sse bu. Market declined
A@1c. Sales, 1,OU0 Blu No l III s;sre ut 1870
1.G10 hu do at lec-
Received, 4a9 bu. Market quiet. Salcs,
4uD htl % in Ftnre at 2jc.
BARI.EY-Keceiycd. 4a0 hN. Market quiet aaA
nominal. No transactions.
BEANS-Actiye ard firm. SA'cs bbls prime
MIXED n, 81 Is; bags do ut $l.1aH: = bu do At
$1.10; u bays fafr at 90c: n bags medium do at
SIC: % bage common 1t S5c.
It;HNINES-50 bbls oty at 13c+
AI.COHOI-Nou fnAl at 2SQ5A3c - ...
PR0FlSlOES-Mesa Pork htid At $tf 50 fu1
winter, aud $12 ,51@13.5s for Rumuler packed
Lard dull; It bbls PRIME Leaf at re.
TA1t0W-No1ninal ut G9E7c.
u1DES-S1eady. We q,ote Dry Flint TklSc;
Green Suited. 4@4Ac; Green, 3G33Kc.
BROOM COflN-l tons common II $50; tun.
medium, at $35.
Er1TER-a5 kess c,nlnlon roll at &c. Dairy
a@gc.
EaGs-In good suppl;, with sules at s333ssse pc:
POULTRY-chickrns Il 5e@a00 pcs dozsu
Turkeys 5O5kc per II
| LIVE ST0CK-Recoiyrd. II bceFcs asG hogs
The market for beef cattle is quiet and :teadT.
IEtre Is bftter demand for hogs aE price. 1ar1