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, 1861-05-15
ARRIVED.

.pprur N.x,+
.... o1.. pu1,1, md c-aan nav M
cargo. -
Prom Granite State, Davis, Ogdensburgt. 50 tons
m5ze, II tons ilon, / do grlndatones, 60 do
Prop aasqsehanna, Rstt. Buffalo, no e1go.
Prop Racine, bfett. buaAu cases eaSese, 4V2 oile
apples, g hrls cider, III nSgs mdze ooo
wagon skeius, s9 brls sugar: 40 do Ash, % do
H1tt, ~ pksa Il "a1af Aoo PAS7 eoatA Aes,
All bars iron.
Brig Geneva, Thompson, Green Bsy, 100 m It lQn"
her, 80 N lath.
Barque Great West Ne 2, Ramsey, BsAal9.
6chr Racine, Brown, Green Bay, 600 cedar posts.
20 N lumber, Is n lath;
eehr Transit, Humphrey, AanitoHoc, 20 N iun-
sehr 1thaca, Thompson, Green Bay, ia eds wood,
2 sparS. --... -. ,--,
schr Rambler, Pugh, KeHanee, 90 eds wood.
schr Jane Louisa, Davis, Wolf River. II cds wood,
2,800 cedar posts
Echr Msry, brown, Buffalo: % tons coal
Schr Alvin Clark. Htg2te, Bnhaio, no cargo.
Sehr Meridian, Wolnu9gh 90 40
Schr Triumph. smith, hah1stee, % n toIn2er|
Grhr j & i StrO1aeh, OtaD, do S5 n DO
, 1861-05-15
.o7ement Of provisions during the past week
= :RKcE1rr or PROVISIONS Last wHEK-


During the past week the market for al kinds Of
provisions has ruled qniet but frm. MBts PoRK.
Owing to the high rates Of exchange. the tuqui-
~ during The past woek 81 haa = bsen fatr and early
$4,000 9 brl. Light Ness haa bean sold at S17Gl0
i8o0, and summer packed Mesa At $tS,oO. Cur
MEATs.-There are several lots OF shoulders and
aides On the market, but there ts no inquiry, and
prices are nominal. BAcoA.-Thers is sone in.
quiry for Hams At t091015c LARD:-The stock ii
bght and the market quiet and steady.
9aO,0o; LOO brla do on private terms; 20 tres and
31 brls Lest Lard ut 1oe 600 ~ sugar cured
Hams, at 1QKs;
quiet, with salea at sA0s55e for country and ssze
i HTDRs-In the early part Of the week the mar
s rase ct eastern szcaanee and tho an1iety 70
gel rid of currency. q better d. dnaand has taken
place at the close, and Ms note an advance Of 70
IS T GTsan qn0sss ssed pry EI5t @s estn ~
BROOM CORN--Receiyed last week, none ;
shipped 1857 h. There good shipping demand
for soed : . tsf fh9f t sa%gsa 9 and
eas psgs, and tie market for Whitensh closes daif
at % 50 for No !, and 81 Is for No J. Trout, - Is
se5c@2l75 and $500 for choice, Dried Apples,
ct p P.!sa rsscPes
/ 'B0TTER@There il large stock Of common roll
md frkin on hand, and the market ralas aHll =
| 7K1A9Xc for common to good. Dairy butter, 10
! Ole. TO-DAY the bales wers :-aazegs good bnt
EGds-rha supply ia good and the market
POtLTRY-Live Chickens are in fair demand
at Il, ,50@a,s5 per doz Turkeys, 1ec@1oxc per It
I FOTATOEs-There has besn q. good supply o
scarcely 80 firm. We quote Nsshanno<as, 2s924c
| Mixed, 16420c.
, 1861-05-15

= u II
Tursp11 EvAN1Na, Nay II, 1861.

= Tnesnav FTNNrTa NAV H. 1861
rh. ..r.,a, faatnrcs a, tha 1non.y marfst have
changed vsry uttle for the part weak except tst
exchange hs. baen gradually working closer, The
h,,h. I'm ,,,,n+,fn a no-nfo.,tv At IN n cent
huv;nc and selttno hut III. un.tteY has BECOME
st.na,no iot. ~ ve,. ,,ls,a,nt one bv the way,
IN tbo.s ,sno W r, Item: otsa to navfor shei
10 taos9 VIZ nAFs sss1etn ne's3 ~ pay @"s'
sell scarcely any The saIes are very suall-rare'y
made snd onIy: to- -favorits customers. The out
s!oe fate 'o-aay eot ene e4t1 :, ~ US Aas
has been t79t9. and towards the Gloss onefa Wsfe
,epo. tsd at 10 For the short list It could b had
trcs r. =. 80 .r1 tn F,.ter, a. short y
hI b&1t' io1 Gull ~ - ~1to AZ. 1a - = "4"~ ~
as q cent, depending upon the character lot the
currency. -. :
--Iala ano1noioa' stste aa .1 rss. 1.ta~A
longer than most people supported 1t conld Rete-
tofore difference between the current bank and
.e.o.s ..,e. ~bstb.r ahots ~ below lad d
sne oat7n" 1ses' "e e ~ " 49," f*V
cent could not last heson dthfee oe acor dA5s, oe
| -. .s.s5 sa,.s tbr..u..k. ~ a,nca tse psth of
/ NOW 1atoa -o'ps '41ce "seA0' ~ 49, '
AprtE tbs difference has been 1lsS77easinF evergso
4b-aa d,vn +i,1 to-day the nntafda IL nbout twice
=. ~ ~ - - -, 49, 49,. -. .,1,4-an+,
fnat OF Iae panA lase' aue s71 W. ~to' "ppo4eA1''
no nearer 4 folns1on thai We were TWO OF tnsee
| "esA' @4e.
i Money, Il ouf currency IL 10 De eonaaoe1ea MICH.
"as ~ ~ psa.s ss.S ~. ~ sn~iona tn
| 70 pay eepsS. VI 1a.l1e W aa'e n.y. ~ +.
Invest. Well, as long a. IL VIII pay oeots. 4et
everybody kesp It moving, for the sooner all our
l ,.,,,. <,e+ mt ~ dah+ the be.ter =
peop.o - ~. =. =. as 80. ~ r.,< vorsr snir
1 In regard to money naa'tels II Ne" a"tA' an1 ~.
its relation to Western interests We quote ths foi
lowing fro1n fhe N, Y. Wo4sd Of May 10:
4e"Ds - g.. =. - 49, rsn+ Prime in
Qp eaA money IL ne 70 % s,1 p1s ~ 3na ,ar r.ni
4ofaed n9Iss 1 thaEe T. tter fcl owfn9
to the a1p1cas rom ~ 1Su ~ aesss xsa.s u
mand 1or efeads!Hns " jill ~ s,S +ba sat i1;
hs 81 ooon SeM " III ~ sne ta te
Vest y md liberal aesommodations are necessary
from our banks to the produce dealers, because
ne taraet W. no s,1d ~ hip tees bsrl iaTge man
| tities from the Chicago and eaatetn markets.. Ev
cry facility ought to be gtahted By the New YoIk M
hauEe 1pr tne Iar.u ~ ~ " Ehha SansnS
ereetix unon these shipments and the embarraes
ments Of the mercantile community may be check
ed py them me Enropean aemana II ~ ahe1sasans
shar "a therefre 11nt only nd fesr OF oyefoai3irG
, 1861-05-15

:Yn Mi ta1n iales xstsi tu No ut ~ ri
:, stora : $50 baaa aoeAt &c on tIack = -
+. WaHWINEa-Isacsivsd lsat wssk 1,4T0 bbls;
rhipp1d 50 bhl&.: In ths esrly part Of the week
esstern 9xchsnkst: towards ths close, there was
+ better inquiry, and the nlarket advanced 1@1He,
losing drm. To-DAr the aalef were;-10o bE1s'
ALCoHOL-stsadJ ct a4g1s6c q gA11ont -
SEEpR-Raaaivsd1as 1ast weak, 1906 na; shippsd.
+ 4.SW b.. TIxorHx-!The market ~ yety quiet
roDAI lie saiea were, SIX bags fir at 81 05 il
/ go common at gin. cIovER-Littla or nothing
doing, with sales Of small parcels It 90.
ia request ut 81. .061b1 - =,
HR1CER1E@Tha high rates ct Eastern Et:
hangs has caused . tr1uer feeling IN E-ocar1aa.
, 1861-05-15
xs.xYNoYs AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. MAY IL
Investigator, Athens, % rubbls stone.
Ioonis, Athena, 7sey rnhb}s stone, Icy dim
" Brovu. Lockport, 80 , rubb1s etons
Marion Sereca, D. 100 bu corn.
-8Iobe, Lookpoft, & 100 hu corn. = -str'
George, Morris, 5000 BY corn
Praifie queen, Ottawa, $500 hu oodu' 1''do ns
Amerisa. Lasalls, b,5se bu corn.
HDpefer State, LaSalle. 5.5A bu corr:
luants. SaSalle. 1855 ns eusar, 800 bra molas-
tes, Is, 1a spikes.
Time LaSaIle, 800 hu corn, u brls 1oaA
Union, LaSalle, 5,5e0 hn corn.
Acadia, Lssalle. $500 bu corn-
Australia LASaIle, s 500 bu corn-
Aurora, LaS1lie. SEQ bu corn-
Africa, LaSaile b,459 bn corn.
Alabama, LaSalle. $3.50 bu corr
Acme LaSaIle $500 bu corn.
Alida, LaSalle, $50 tons pig 1ron-
Cesar, LaSal1e, 5073 bu corn
4 Leach. Ottawa 5000 bu corn-
Clyde, Ottawa 5000 bu corn.
OCEAN Spray, Ottawa, a1e0 bu corn, <oC1 eu oata.
80 bu barley, ia ba re, 1e ba bsans' Ls"
| Arctic, Morris, 5000 bu eorn-
| Atlantic, Norris, 5000 sa corn.
| CLEARED ..........-.....lA
Josephine, Morris. 4 hi brls nah-
" Brown, South Lockport.
J D.: Leonard, Iaaal1e, g tons mdS:
Jamas Patrick, LaSalle, =. .995 II lumber, 81. .eo
! shingles, 1850 latn, s hf bEl4 fAh-
1LoekpoEt: Lo 4a:: LqekRy't a9sMt
Investigator, Athens, 65z lbs c48t1dE1.
Time. EASalle. 8, 80 II lnmbar:-:-
ga Deu8lAs, No..a, seneey, 1900 n lanhse:
II G Loomis. Athan6, 100 posts,
, 1861-05-15

: -.:.---
'HoAn xoR TIN Fs91Not aaf* An adjourned 1
meetm9 OF tae noaIa o. managers Wan osia
~ tas 1e@et sais tMeaaesoeyl IS?4e Eaoon ~
> -. :, =. =. : "a -
CnroAsa sAnaGru soHom. .ua1sn.->At tho an
A4A ssIn& 2! !ae ea9uat4 seaogn - -, ~ tha
ensuing yaar:
,3amaa =. 9fatan' Ffesaaant' s.c. "'8ss'"e''
sefsts "a F. Jacobs. VIM TONI
.,nsn. n n r?,1f1d;.tJ 4 cp4rs0nr. j t. Under
WOOD - -
a.r'; MILITARY MEN, ATTENTION, Gen-
, 1861-05-15

The receipts Of Flour during the xsek hsys b. En-
oferfDee have been vert HIGHT because Of the want
Of copfdence BY sellers in Illinois eu1sRcy. For
this came rcaaon and also b. cause Of the scarcity
If esatern exchange there has been very active
specalatiyu demand for Flour, and the market clo'
sas drHa at IN advance Of 20@4Qc on the. week
Good to choice brand. In ronnd lots, have been n
snacial reuuest; but holders have generally chip
I'D m thsir own scconut superfne brands are
IN but limited request, with light stock offered
WiNrEa WHaAr brands are quiet, with fair local
trade. RTE FLouR Il neglected. ConN NEAL IS
of currency. Wsauote the closing prices a. fol.
, 1861-05-15

The receipts Of wheat during tho week have
beeu moderate and the shipm nts tolersbly actfve.
Since the date OF our last weekly review, lowing
to q CONSTANT devastation In currency, the De.
.aand for wheat BY outsiders has been active, and
thh market buoyant-closing at An advance q
@9c per bushel, since the date OF our last weekly
Eevlew. Quite i large numher Of holders Of wheat
refuse to sell for The present currency, and bust
Rsss in eoneeqqence, L dq!l Ihe NsT e @ 1e{k ny I
&c per buehet WHrKR WHEAT Is scarce and IN
good demand by city Bailleza 1T 81. .25@1.3o tor
white, and Loot Is for red.
.5 To-nAr the market advanced HE41c, Sales were
rs follows 30 0o0 hu Canal and River Mixed at
SEC adoSt; 5000 hu do 1t 364e shoat; 1uO nj
Mixed at SIC L b.; o.ooo hn 90 at BIC IN store
5000 hu do al 354c1 in stere; IS 900 bn do at R75c
do 1t g iu store; 8,ooo ba do Ut SIC IN stere
To-pAY the market advanced 9c PEI b1thel over
Iest esdaf's prices Sales geo hu n ". Club ~
III .oz In store; 3,o00 bu No Spring a $50 n
store; 1,o00 bu do At $1oo4 in store; u 600 ou do
1t 81 o1 In store Loo ba do ut Sc Ia stoe-pFe-
ht1ed currency 5000 bu do at sc in store payable
In N. 7. eieht exchange; 1000 bu NO Spring 1t
9skc In sure G 900 bn do Al Sic IN Etore; 400 tu
do at 97Ae in stote. 1900 bu do at csc In stors
Sales in bags bs s&npasa wsrsi 40 bags f1r
Spring 1t 81, ,03 On tEAek-
c0RN-Ths receipts md shipments Of corn du-
, 1861-05-15
COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY Essn1Ka, May IL, 1861.
WEEKLY Rrr1Ew. Thu following table
shows the receipts and shipments Of leading arti.
clos Of produce during the past week, with thf To-
tai receipts and shipments since the1st of]anaary
1860:
, 1861-05-15

Topaz there was very active inquiry for hoar,
+ snd the market ruled 6&1oc higher than yeste5-
sd hsis Albion !" nat hoop At S Is Oh track; 80
br1s "snll1h's Mills" fiat hoop at IS on track:
60 brls 'Goodwin'e 'mperiar' nat hoop, st $525
s.Catsraet' round hoop, 1t IS 70 del; 100 brla
.'Warner round hoop, 1T IS 20 del; 100 hrls ''Raf
fa}o" flat hoop, at $aa1 del 400 brls GAINESVILLE
s'Geneseo'' nat hoop. At $515 dEl; 90 brls koth-
konong" round hoop It s.; 70 del; y brls empire
.tElkh6rn' fist hoop, Ut g. 90 del: % h!le MOS
coV'>round hoop, at ~ IS del; 90 brls 'West Al
rora'' fat hoop at 4.75 deli 50 brs fair superdns
at a tOnel. 80
WHEAT-The reeeipts and shipment Of wheat
durinp the paet week Nera ID follows:
, 1861-05-15
AanissFserZt tsE sass tsssssEa esasasa'a

Aapt'sr's1z( z(.:s &C :sS Hxsss1. Hxssss*n s'"'''a''
The anniversary exercises Of the Western
Beamen's friend society, wore concluded On
Monday evening At the 6eanen's Church
The meeting On sAhhath afteEnoon at the Bee.
ond Presbyterian Church, WAS one Of much
interest to all present. Col. HaznInpna, ons 4
Of the drrt Presidents Of the Society, occupied
the chair. Tho opening exercises consisted
o1 the singing Of m appropriate hymn BY the
congregation, reading the scriptures, and
prayer by Rev. Or: Patterson. The Cores
ponding Secretary, Rev. R. Il. Leonard, Of
Cleveland, read report Of the past years op-
ezstlons, from which 1t was evident thai the
Society was In = prosperous state, And aecon-
piishdnE much good at4ong the large class Of
men on our waters. Thu report stated that
the Sabbath School Of the Boatmen's Church
In Cincinnati, had fifteen hundred children
connected with 1t, very many Of whom were
fed and clothed and otherwise cared for by this
! tnohla society. The Financial Secretary, Rev.
F. Boughton, Of Detroit, read report Of the
financial operations and state Of. the Society,
showing that this work had many liberal pat
rqns, and wss, generally, well sustained; but
there was falling eff in It's receipts, laat year,
of4l,o00.
At this meeting addresses wero delivered by
Rev, Dr.; Hrk,of Boston, b. Tifapy of this
| tsty, and Ke1; Il. Leonard Of Cleveland
The speeches were excellent, as might be ex.
| pected from such meu, going to show the i'm
! portance of making snple proyfaioD for the
religious instruction, and elevation of satlorr
and boatuen. and present,o~ instances o1
| marked success vsera means had BEEN en-
ployed; fof The reformation of these msu,
TIE ,nnsrersarv ,xerc,aas ,,rers continued
IN sah5,th. eveninp at the Bethel. conducted
| by the two Secretaries already named, and
/ the Chan1a;n Of this port THIS was q Yer1
/ ana ueettng- The sermon. BY the Cores
I pending secret2rE. was good ona, and vii
hot rerv soon he ooreotteu by those who yer,
I preaent 4 rood spesch. bv at1 old eailor, fol
lowed tho sermon. Remarks were also mad
bv the chauta,n and Others. relating to the oh
| 5ect Of the Society. Several appropriate hymn
wereI snn, = hv the CONGREGATION, which g1estl,
aadsd to the interest aud power Of this sailors
n,estiuo. I'D
The nudleuce on Monday evening YVES com
, 1861-05-15

At . meeting held at Cadets Armory by the
officers of the I'd Brigade. 9th D. /. H., and
members Of zouave Regiment, on tho occa-
zion Of the death Of George Matthie, On mo-
ton, Gent R. E. Swift was called to the chair
aud Msj. ". Hudson Osborne appointed Sec
retary. Hon. Casper Butt presented the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
R%r-plpsd, That by tho death Of George Mat;heI,
p member Of Company 'tB," Of ZouaFe Regiment.
the country has lpst one OF her brave eons and
gallant dhteuder OF her sacred rights and liberties.
Rsso{ped, That not only death In battle BY the
bsls or the steel OF the enemy II hero's death,
| but that equal heroiem is required to meet the
bitter shaft in the shape Of lingering dfaease and
/ that many brave heart breaks IN military hos
| pitat whoee dying throbt, although feeting away
uuheard on the winds Ut the hour speak Of untold
| and unrecognized deeds Of valor-
Rsaaped, That wa tender to the aged parents
Of the deceased, and the bereayed family OF our
late friend and comrade. our heartfelt sympathies
for their irreparahle loss, while We hope that they
4 will ind their he5t consolation In the conscious
ness that he died the most glorious death man can
die-the death for bis country
| Rsgotred, That the thanks Of this meeting be
| rendered 70 Lieut. ChAzIes Fl. Shipley and Corpora
Eckart aid command, for their attention and care
/ In conveying the remains Of our former conrad
| to this city.
Reeotred, That copy OF tbs foregoing resolu
| tions eigned by the secretary and Chairman b.
| sent to the family.
IL SUNDAY evening, Nay L. 1861
, 1861-05-15

Total last week. ...5, ,453975 2i72 8o1 ,TM e@
ooF:s'ine "eek e.. S. S5sS 81 lissI 81
Since Jan 1871 7 1sa @ M 1e sSs 2 3e
LUMBER-The Lumber tFade during the past
week has shown more activity, bo-h in the T.
ceipts aud shipments. as will be Eeen from the
tables given above: There has been much more
ST il Is due almost entirely 10 the Anxaety 70 &C.:
| Id Of currency. This has also tended. IN no
| s1naf) degree to sustain priees. Common lumber
a. % Tor dry but there is little OF no inquiry to1
per qualities, and quotations arc almoat sRtifs
y civ dealers report that collections havs rarely
| II ever peen as sasy ~ during the past week.
| Country dealers, whenever they collect 4 package
Of currency, send It IN to pay their deots pJ tAe
| rather more Of 1t On hand than is comfortable.
In cargoes, the inquiry has been caiehy for
atrips and vel! sss'Tted qualities: Ine foAo"-
d. g.. mill run, 1t Sis.
Cargo Of Pauline from Ocoato, mill run, at $780,
cargo Of Alvin CLARK, from Depe1c. mill run, ii
csrrS Of Shanghai. from Dspere mill run at 81 TO-
Cargo Of Monsoon, from Green Bay, Mill run, at
Cargo d Perry Hannah. fFom oconto, mill run, ut
Cargo Of Minnesota, fr;m Bay Settlement mill
Cargo q Ittis Bs11e. from Grand River. mixed, ri
c.res E seST 2snsahnls, from Fist River rated,
Cargo q prop Barber, from Grand River RATED
cargo e wy::saIsg, dsg fFon Grand River mixed
| carro Of color from Kalamazoo. At $500.
Cargo Of Illinois, good mixed, from Auakegon Al
Cargo Of Laurel, common mixed, from Mutkegoa
ut $7.a5. -
Cargo ef Active, common mixed, from husksgon
1T $T8.
Towards the close the receipts OF Lumber have
been light, and we are informed that quite rum,
er Of manufacturers have resolved to hold back II
theY can sell for currency which ~ convertible
into gold at something less than tie present .stes
/ Ii the pineries Of Wisconsin and Northern M1ehl
gan. they cannot Use dollars worth OF Ahno1'
money ..-.. =.
there is no change u quotations. During tn
week csrgo Of 10000 Rogue River shaved, pc
echr New Hampshire, was sold st = 90; cargo
. the erueadar, from Kalamazoo, at 81. Tor NO
ehayed. and "a % for ! saved; and cargo =
Grsen Bay shingles, including A aud No I, =
!, Sits.
!, tha week at 81 4258 taoat. The yard p1ices II
| fp11
, 1861-05-15

"TaE soID1ER'a FR1ENp. 1.-THE Soldiers
Friend," little volume Of 123 pages, 33mo.,
has been prepared to meet theswarts Of the
thousands Of volunteers BOW mustered for
| mu4ttring}' into the seTvice Of the United
States. In ita sizs and binding, it is adapted
to the pocket It contains thirty-one brief
religious readings original, thlrty-one select~
ed pealms, thir+y-one h5mns, the ten com
mandments, creed. the Lords prayer, and q
few other prayers. The hymns may serve for
eocial meetings among the soldiers.
:: .HaeBrieea is fifteen cents; snd twelve dollars
per hundred. Ten dollars will supply con-
pany Of eighteen men, Orders may be sent to
rom1inson Brothers, 155 Lake.street, Chi
cago, IL
, 1861-05-15
REAT MILITARY SUPPL
~ NEET TO TIE
~pnfIADELpHIl INQUIRER"

Hardee's Tactics Ar the Million.
Contained IN al elghtpage Supplement to TIE PILL
Soil1tr scho for the npauy and Instrugtons for
6etrGfue! Win twsnsy1onr sneraringsS and
thrse ooreot Maps Of t1e se*t Of WH- Publihhsd b5
right SECURED :, q = y
Ths valuab1a work 1or the rank and nle Of tne Army
now ready de t7try NJ wEde .lers snd peEcd
eAl Agents Price IN eoptes IS %; for 81 cpea,
g. %; tor a cookR q y SinEie cop1ea ocrfs
| Cash to accompany the order
Three Or one cent stamps will be received IN pay
ruent isr amounts aadeE Rs SRs y ~. Z. f1n,xc
| Philadaphta Inquirer. No. III so9th Third street
I .ny1A Ae12E Pu1l44aph1As PGnl,
, 1861-05-15
.aGt)ira41, Grib1ttte,


pEpAnrpRE.-Hon n. B. Judd, Minister to
.BAtAn lea@es this cfty on Thursday, for New
TEk, on his way to Prussia to enter upon his
1f.seixi duties.
, 1861-05-15

Good cattIa arc III demand md sell resdl1y for
saeh a. John MsrriIta Of Lamonviue Bureau Co,
m, svsrsstng 15517 fine quality, ior s4x<; ard
eona extra cattle fed By John Wnton. Sugar
Jartes Greenacre, Kendall county, averaging 400
Theae were ali splendid stock aud commanded lhe
highest price of anything on the market, ::
Ordinary cattle sell from o. Is to $3. :
/ HOGS-Afs duilfrom 81 to $34.
t. sHEEP-Se1l from Ssff 10 &c.
cows AND CALVEs-From $20425 per head
Cuulso. P1rrsnuRaH 3 Fort WAITE YAnp:.;--
Aales Of Stock for the week ending MKY t3-Ha-
po<tsdbY s. ": Bonles; oornn1dsstan Salesman
, 1861-05-15

EocrD.--Mr. Bryan, the insane ma7 who
wandered Away come days since, and was sup
=: posed to have BEEN lost, was found on Mon
.aa3. ,He put up at hotel In the city, where
he Was recognized from the descriptions fhis
person and conversation published IN the raty
, 1861-05-15

FOUNDRY BoIB WIDE AwAKE.-0n satuf-
day, the boys" Of the Franklin Foundry Of
Mr. r. Lett raised beautiful dag over their
establishment, celebrating the event with ma
ny hearty aheers sud the firing Of small can
non from the roof Of the building.
, 1861-05-15

LETTER Bo1.-A night letter bog, standing
In the vestitute Of the Post~ofaae, yesterday
attracted 3 good deal Of attention It 10 soon
to be placed IN a suitable position on the seas-
2 -sv~ side Of the building. and will prove great
convenience,
, 1861-05-15

ATTENTION, PEsNsrLvAk1ASs!-Au natives
Of The "o:d Keystone" appreeia+ing the pa
t1iotic course pursued In the present emer.
rcncr by Governor Curtin, are requested To
mast in pa.lor No. 5, fremont House, On
o. Wednesday evening Of this week, ut eight
O'Clock
, 1861-05-15

TRUSTEES SALE - Whereas,
L .earr1n A:k.ns, On tae eleventh day Of JA2a.y.
4 b. IEa executed ana daitFeEed ~ IA He u4dsn
1rssea beraiE at.r described 10 s4cuEe the psynent
deacr;hed q. 4 fill ho1 Of Which asid ncess
and of tbs power Ia sald Deeh toniAneh1 fe1sxs
4rce ig htreb5 ade t. ths BecnEd Of saia peed Hax1
ta.d Deed x Trust dClg ltc1roed N NJ hSgoft
iera CiIcs Of Coct County, ulinoth u H0o1 ~ a
DEEDS Faxe T. AID, NEerra'. iefanik Eae oeen 15nos
II M psymans OF sad Front.s OFT Nnte san 49,
Hon hsa tean 1aada to ne b. Ioho 5SooEA tas HAJoS
aad legsl nc1de- thHreer. TO seh Ssla rsIana nn1a
sad by Tift1a ef the power II I'D Dnea Of rass oe
Now Therefore, PIbic notice "a hereby 4tyao ~ -
shal beH Il patkc y tho .ozta aoof n
Carr Eouse 1u City q C5lcsg?, In Lse a
icols for tss highest md test pF5es ~ - Tn1e
hr1nr ii cash for Tie purposes Ia tAt1 Iesoa -
s1nHssed et tee oclGckla t. foreE5cn q
M thTtEecta day CT April \ D ISL ~ =
said Dead of Trust descstbed nd y itt1. -
Comnen:tnS It poot in the esnEe o. - = Ss9
Eoad ff,1r 1R r,>as scuth Ct tte north nns o. aea
eyhtesn fSl Town lcrsy'ont tH) tAnEn ~
~ fbenrr running eat tn 70 east nas % - aoI
West 1srfrr Of the toTtt st 4ua1esE t a4a aeo0
.ehts.u tSE2ce sCuth HtL reds ana N1!1,zo0E 1u8-
SEtha 4? - 10 -tc5), tapnce wess pafHltea We tae
eozsh lns IL Il sald Section elgnteen = As eensfs Il
tse t ~ .ei5 read the place af bexnnfnx
t4a ~ xhont one z-na 5s} Aefc. MQro ~ ea9
nu. lin the buildings thereon: together Eka ~
tGxar-+erance4 tnera10fo halat {ttE. 2nsA-A4 tn
- VIZ hcaet: ard equity At ka8snptoo OF saM
tiSa., hs nsiEs Or x4AXnA In Aad to aid prs
.fssao .isl CT aRLE3 4. &Kx&1RY, Tfn9sse
Ainlcaxo, Haxch 9Th. lsl-
, 1861-05-15

GIvIEa INsTRucr1oss-TWom more very cs-,
ttnaoie and efficient young men, members Of
the orig1nsl zouave corps, Captain James II.
Dc Witt and John r johnson, leave this city
this erening for Philadelphia, for the purpose
''of instrueting companies In Elsworth's Zou-
, are drills.
, 1861-05-15

.sfaoA;she date oft ur lat weekly review ahe Neg
York Market for corn has declined s99c pr b4she1
but oting fesouf sslsH@sy .1nou blss prices have
advanced 414fepet hushel fThe dema1d A&s neen
10 1T lid 81 cnrrsncy, oz 10 1,ake exehange aean:
sghls tho reoaipts - lieha a3d ths
shipments heAvy--the stock IN store nalnS fennopo
: *0ATs-KeseSrsdla Las Vsek. 4, ga ha .sh9pge6,
1860 ba, Thex4 hxa bAen 44ttge deraa9d ia Oats
during thspaAtt uesaLf aa1 ths loafks$ ~ adTau
Tq-nAX tha galsa Mera;-i 40 .hR Na1s& 1G II
1tosa; q Do0 IN do 1t a,e a4o1 t:-
Received aatt week. Aeb by; shipped. y !.
.u Daring tbs r1et week there h1s bean good
lnd by 81. :,c7s 42la3" for No In ttoEe,
lt~ot' y: =" Sa1Eaes ha' s"ippea
'Ari - wcr*:-l : .. at 43Hf IN
:.
nA;t~.l Y Erceived 1sr. v,~, :: ~ ha; ~l,':e
;,sG :; s.3 ~, lha Hs,k ''..,- th' - La
bteu quiet aud negl .. ed .i,1 sales u ss.nka as
sesa46a on tssekt - ---'
, 1861-05-15

.~ Ixy7TAT1oS.-The ladies OF st. Paalas church
@erdiauy invite the ladies OF the Gkarch Of the
R9deemer Second Universalist} to saeet them
In the vastry Of their church this Wednesday
afternoon, at O'Clock. to assist In manufac
turing j" Havelock cap covers" for the use oj
the troops.