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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29
THE RELIEF FUND,

Office ia hereby given to all interested
! that with the orders to be issued on the
18th January. the relief heretofore extended
will cease with the following classes:
lst. To all families whose main supnor.'i
holds any position in the army Welding the
pay Of q sergeant, and upwards.
I'd. To all families who have claimed and
received relief ON the ground of partial sup
port"
As various promotions have taken place
since our troops are in the field, persons hay.
ing knowledge Of any coming under the frst
clause are requested ~ furnish information to
the undersigned, OF any member Of the Board
Of Relief.
resolution was also adopted that the pres
ent Regulations respecting relief shai expire
on the lss of March next with all who shall
then have received relief for twelve weeks or
more, as the fund is now 30 limited in amount
that the Board fesls impelled, after that date,
to extend aid, under new regulations, only TO
those whose actual circumstances will REQUIRE
it,
By order of the Board,
GEORGE FRYSINGER, Secy.
Lewistown, january Is, ls62-tmhl.
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Rem edies for Dyspepsia.

Halls Journal of Health" says:-
There are some general principles of cure
applicable to all, and which seldom fail OF
high advantage
L. The entire body should be washed
once week with soap, hot water and q
stiff brush.
2. Wear woolen next the skin the year
round, during the daytime only.
3. by means Of ripe fruit, berries and
coarse food, keep the bowels acting freely
once in tWsnty-four hours
4. Under all circumstances, keep the
feet clean and warm.
5, 1t is the most indispensable to have
the fullest pleaty of sound, regular, con-
nected and refreshing sleep, in q clean,
light, Wellaired chamber, with windows
facing the sun.
q. Spend two or three hours OF every
forenoon and one or two of every afternoon,
rain OF shine, in the open air, in some
form of interesting exhilirating and un.
wearylng exercise. Walking with cheer
tul and entertaining companion is the very
best
Z. Eat at regular times, aud always
slowly.
3. That food is best for each which il
most reiished, and is followed by the least
discomfort. What has benefited or in
jured one is no rule for another. This
eighth item is of universal application.
9. Take but teacupful of any kind OF
drink at one meal, and lot that not be hot.
TO- Confne yourself to coarse bread of
corn, rye or wheAt-to ripe, fresh, perfect
fruits shd berries in their natural state
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

Blo,cing up a House lciM Ganpopder.-A
house at Burlington, Vermont, owned by
James Morse, was blown up on Sunday night
by keg Of powder placed in the basement
by unknown hands. The house va, badly
shattered. OF the occupants of the house,
Anthony Liberty. who was in the basement
saving wood, was thrown upwards through
trap in the floor. and was horribly burned
ana biackened with powder. 10 the room
ab2ve wcrs his sister and two children the
woman and one child were thrown out into
the street, and the other child WAS thrown up
to the Ceiling of the room with the stove and
oth"r furniture, and was found on the fnor
am ing the fragments of the stove. having Il
l"g broker. Liberty is dangerously burned
and it il doubtful whether lie will recover
A powder keg Was found with one head and a
stave blown cut Of it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

and to fresh, lean meats, boiled or roasted
as meat ia easier of digestion than veg-ta'
eles. Milk, gravies, pastries, heavy hot
bread, farinas, starchss and greasy food in
general, aggrayate dyspepsia by their con.
stipating tendencies.
ii. 1t is better to eat at regular times
as often as hungry, but so little as to occa.
sion no discomfort whatever
Il Constantly aim to divert the mind
from the bodily condition., 10 pleasant ways
that is half the cure in many cases.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29
Triennial Appeals.


THE Appeals for the triennial year 1869
i will be held as follows:
For Brown township, January Goth. ct the
house of Mrs. Smith, Rsedsville.
For Armagh township, January 2lst, al
the house Of VIM. Swinehart, Milroy.
For Union township, January 22d, as the
house of Richard Brindle, Bellsville.
For Menno township, January 23d, ct the
house of w. Horrell. Allenville.
For Decatur township, January 25th, at the
house of A. NJ. Ingram. "'
For Newton Hamilton, January 9th, at
the house Of VIM. Brothers, in said borough.
Fer Wayne township, January 28th, at the
hohse of Wm. Brothers, Newton Hamilton.
FOr MsVeytown. January 29th, at the
house of Bsnj. Bradley, in said borough.
For Oliver township, January Both, ut the
house of Benz. Bradley, McVsytown. .
For Bratton township, January 3 lst, at the
house of Geo. Settle.
For Derry township, February lst, q. the
COMMISSIONER Office, Lewistown.
For Granville township, February Sd, st
the Commissioners Ofice, Lewistown.
For Lewistown, February 4th, at the Com
missioners' Office. in said borough. 'e
R1CHESON BRATTON,
SAMUEL BROWER,
JOHN MCDOWELL, Jr.
jana Commissioners
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

4 Mae tnsaspecling!y Orders HIS Opn
Grare Clothes Last week merchant Of
Boston, in the prime Of life, and apparently
in perfectly healthy condition, called upon
tailor and was measured fur a suit Of clothes,
to be sent home on Saturday night. They
were received at the time appointed, but in
the meantime the merchant had suddenly
sickened with brain fever and died. and the
new suit was used for the purpose Of cloth
ing the body for the grave.
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THE OLD FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shop,
N LEWlSTOWN, MIFFLIs COUNTY, Pa,


RUlLDS to order Steam Engines, Mill
~ Gearing, Furnace and Forge Castings,
Blowing Cylinders, Forcing Pumps, Brass
Castings, Blacksmiths' Vices and Screw
fiates, Buggy. Wagon, Cart and Coach Axles,
with oil such Iron and Steel work as is made
IN blacksmith shop. Always on hand, The
BEST BAR Share, Side Hill and Bull Plows ana.
Polnta saw mill Cranks turned or in n rough
state, Rag Irons, Carriage Irons. &C., &c.
Horse Power, With an improved thresher and
shaker. fhiS reqoires the special attention
OF farmers. Those who want the best article
at the lowest price can satisfy themselves by
calling on the subscriber at the shop and ex-
aminirg for themselves 10 charge made fo-
giving information. No loa6ng at stores or
taverDs to secure customers. If nv work
will not recommend itself will no; ask you to
buy it. JOHN Il. WEEKES
aoa'-Isoi Agent.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

@-Wm. b. Hoffman was ON Monday
evening appointed Director in the Lewis
town Water Company for the ensuing year.
on the part of the borough. The stock
holders election will take place on Monday
next. ZEE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

Norcr Of Red Dust at iSea.-The Haze,
which arrived yesterday from New York, re-
ports that on the 5th of August in ths At
lantic Ocean, in latitude II 80 n, and lon.
gitude 80 So w, 700 miles west Of the Cape
de Ferd Islands. shower of red dust fell
up2n the vessel and covered her sails and
rigging. The dnst was probably of very
light nature, and had been carried away by
q sand storm =AI1 Enli(orninn
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

na-The Lochiel Cavalry and the 49th
we see it stated, have both been paid of,
so that considerable amount of money
has already, or will shortly, find its way to
the families of soldiers in this county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29
For the GdEcite.
CAXP PIERPoST. Va,

Jan. IoIh, I6OZ J
Mr.. Geo. Frysinger-Dear Sir: The fol.
lowing paragraph. which appeared in the
True Democrat Of the 18th inst. said to be
copied from the Harrisburg Telegraph Of
Dec Goth
After they (the rebel-) retreated and we
got into their ambush, we saw some horrible
"pectacles; every few steps we came ON some
rebels who were either dead or dying. Some
Of our fellows would help them out of this
world by running them through with their
bayoneto"-
il without foundation, for their wounded were
oil collected and property cared for by our
own surgeons. For the want of am buiauces
t. hiring them all to the Hospital, quite a
number were placed in comfortable quarters
in DrainsElle. NJ.
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=. -S...-.a-au-l-41-...f -aaid -
N6 the least Interesting part IN unpackng the box
"%S the reading Of the names OF so many friends OF
other years; it seemed 10 renew our acquaintance
write.
From tie Examiner.
hr. Efitor.-Allow me through the columns Of the
h1amlner 70 acknowledge the receipt OF yauso;e
-oox Of supplies for the sick in the Division Hospital
= thu place. II delivered without charge, through
Ee hherality of the Adams AZ Cos Express, sIfd Is
iroH the patriotic ladies' of LeWistown, Pennsylvania
No other community in the State Is more nogy repre-
senled IN the army Of the Republic There are
among the contributors, the mothers and sisters OF
ose standing in the Federal lines. II was enough 20
know that their beneVolenee might be benehciaHy ex
Pressed IN this way They may rest assured that the
sits shall be faithfully and judiciousy dispensed
MEs. b. n. CREYER.
Owing to the haste in which the box
was sent, may were prevented from con-
snbuting to ID. BE are pleased to inform
those and othars who wish to aid the object,
that the Association val soon send box
o. supplies to fhospitsT where most needed.
We take this opportunity to solicit contri-
buttons to it. Dried fruit Of various kinds,
}eIlles, corn starch, farina, spices, choco-
late,-anything for the sick also, books
OF moral and religious character, pillows,
socks, cloth shoes, or mittens will be thank.
fulIy received, by the Ladies' Association.
Any of the above contributions may be
;ett at the house or store of f. j. Hoffman,
Lewistown.
Z. HOFFMAN, Sec
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

APPoINTMENT.--Dr. I. A. Worrall.
whom we some months since by mistake
elevated as Surgeon in the Army, has
now been appointed Brigade Surgeon, and
left this place for the seat of war.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29
Jacob C. Blymyer G. Co.,
Produce and Commission Mer-
chants,
LEWISTOWN, Pa.

sSFlour and Grain of oil kinds pur-
chased ct market rates. or received on storage
and shipped at usual freight rates, having
storehouses and boats of their own, with care
ful captains and hands.
Stove Coal, Limeburners Coal, Plaster, Fish
and Salt always on hand.
Grain can be insured at small advance on
cost of storage. no22
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

ur Fystnger.-The thanks of the La
aias' Soldiers Aid Association are rendered
to you for the kindness shown in allowing
us the use Of the columns of your paper
for the benefit of our Association We
would again ask the sanap favor, aud accept
our thanks in return.
Please inform the many friends Of our
brave soldiers, who have recently assisted
in making up a box for the division Hos
4:ital, Frederick City, Marylrnd, that it
reached its destination in safety. y letter
addressed to 4 lady of our town, by Mrs
B. II. Crever, one Of the Managers Of the
Hospital, soliciting aii for the sick soldiers,
iuet with q hearty response from the moth
crs, sisters and friends in our community
and large box containing dried fruits Of
'arinus kinds, with many dclicacies and
comforts, useful for the sick. were sent
How it was received, and the manner it's
contents were disposed of, i few extracts
from Mrs. Crevcr's letter will show. The
donors will feel amply repaid for all they
do for our sick soldiers:
D4l- Ma. S.-Ynur letter was recred on Friday
morning, and the box delivered safe door
Many many thanks tO the kind friends at L"wlStowu
frr l"ir prompt and generous response call in
tle.r gifts will b dispensed u the sick with my best
ability.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

to keep us; all We draw is little four su-
gar, coffee. DC, as we live on corn bread or
as the darkies say, hoe cake, and sweet pota-
toes. We have plenty of guard duty to do.
but otherwise very easy, but would rather
live IN rag house with government ration..
and in marching bear a soldier. fstigue.. if
could only do what started from home 10
do, fight Camp life is monotonous enough
but this guard duty is worse. Iwant 10 have
little hrssh ~ith the enemy, and smell
little Kunpowder nov. There is heavy firing
Bear us somewhere; We have heard the can.
non talking for the last two or three days
We do not know where it is. or with what
success our forces have met Oh would
willingly give one years pay to see such .
good fight. but here am on St. Helena Ia.
land. where you never hear any news. see
newspaper, or anything of the kind. We
know no more Of what is going on around us
than the negroes do. Blu. with them - Ig-
norance ia bliss" Not 50 with me. Nv
kingdom for uewspape and u fight.
JACOB c. KAUFMAN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

rR- Rev. Mr.. McMurray will lecture at
the Temperance Meeting, to be held in
the Town Hall on Friday evening next
!Subject-"-An Apology for Liquor Sellers" +"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

n9-At the Temperance Meeting, held
on Friday evening last, the following re-
port was m-de by the committee appointed
for that purpose
LRwIsTowN, Jan. "a, 1862.
The committee appointed at the last meet
ing to draft resolutions expressive Of the graf.
ihcation of the Association with the course
recently pursued by the Judges of our Courts,
and 10y the Grand Jury of the county, in ref
erence to tue illegal traffic in spirituous H.
quors, respectfully submit the following:
WHEHEAs, This Association has heard with
unfeigned pleasure and satisfaction that his
Honor, Judge S. S. Woods. did, in his charge
to the Grand Jury bring distinctly to their
notice their duties in regard to the FREQUENT
violations of she liquor Law. and declared it to
be bis firm determination to withhold license
from all persons found guilty of this misde-
meanor: And whereas the said Grand jury.
after a careful investigation, did promptly
present all such offenders, and in doing 90
have conferred great benefit upon cur com
munity; therefore, be it
ResoIped, That the thanks of this Associ
alton are hereby rendered to Judge Woods for
the noble and praiseuorthy stand he has tax
EN- in this matter; and also to the Grand Jury.
who so faithfully and thoroughly performed
the responsible duties deVolying upon them.
Resolred, That we pledge ourselves to sus-
tain all such efforts for the suppression of the
great curse of intemperance; that we will use
every endeayor to discover those who trans.
gress the law Of the State respecting the ven.
ding of liquors, and having made the discov-
cry, to bring them to justice and that we
will also aim to discountenance the sale of in
toxicating drinks, under any circumstances
whatever, excepting for medicinal purposes.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to Judge Woods, to the foreman of
the Grand Jury, and that they be published
in the papers of the county.
JOHN LEITHEAD,
J. c. SlGLER.
JOSEPH MILLIKEN,
ADRIAN Y. B. ORR,
Committee.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

g-The weather has been variable for
several days, intermingled with hail, rain
and snow.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-01-29

.pITOR'S NOTICE.-The undrrsign
Cd. appointed AudItor lay the Orphans,
Il VI film ennntv. to distribute the tund
. hand, ,f CYRUS Slime and Samuel StIne.
The New York herald., 1862-08-24

ar Josss Pr Asf iaIn port brig Chattanooga for Are
sAsvi Aus sia Tort brig Stella for NYork merit day
July i2Arr snip sunshine tnot Lanshirs)
,. II ps.t l7n ssps VIM srrasqs Jameson for Guayaean
cA4 asny ,Gs aanSs
Ia, ssith, and Nightingale Edwards asg.
American Por's.
e1s w% Mary Morton, Ela.2e,4pert sslTs y sosler
champion wm Wsrsca ssull Cazrlie Hofmans diva
Ssr- n cs Gsss sas %rsA III
Ronoa fiSs sa cry aa%pd@ on Belle s kssaa
waslr h9 & SS ssrs s qas e srs
4yaep waa rets cars a.is s. rSomss Besss ss
Care G naysa s RssT waR Ssf
ooSase aeafe s Henry rsEn
s hss~ ws Aefs H. KR.%p Rss
shs sm APn DO Josnads o m @ Loqs go &
Rso k. a ols sfs a Dsia a. ssss. 1
sp sfp pe%e r ~ PHI pn's' Jane
In Hampon Roads slips Emerge (Brem) Schmidt from
sRo sh f%a s4s os iHF Pof Even
Coins aa s sdcp for ss a G 'Ir m
ELIzABETHPoRT, Aug 22-Cld schrs Maine. Brown,
am.f as, M sgs Ass ssn Wss. Wrss
Sfx FAs seTs Ssis Carol 4ns x n0s w.t.sss
Nal yALA EIvER n Aqg 2i,rr sloop Borden, Collins.
Esd seh.s Bent ey Chase Philadelphia; McIur
NEW 5 LEDFoRp Aug 2sArr schrs Truman, Psdham
NEWPORT, Aug 2l-Ar schr Ancona, Leighton, Eliza
2adArr brig Seyon Rrl Linean. cB for NYora; scbrs
o S5 siS 20 for is s
ss Ss dl e Hpd p o sa
81 FOR s % Fs % osas
s sY. @ for for SANDY fs Hsss
Even sid schrs Samuel Hal Padeiord: Martin o pnn
Ss.ros SYLVIA Eeg
bhps As ossra T Esol B 5iss Eden
Fisher and cbristophsr Columbus Bacon, sloops War;
sP e Helen c.mpse
%dSssr r basdn s ssSs GO R
bury cceTnne Bursess New Orleans Knight Gage. Bos-
a @ nfy ws
Nyors: cd brig Wooster. Lord BOSTON, schrs Ann Car
Kns ss
Steamship sasaaee from New
of'sisf 2aisf sss ssr Chief
York o MAN Mansaed PhaaspSa SsensG SD &
''fT RhoEipSESog KHSe Tssn sns NyoFs gar
James see % Ssr ss R
Assss as
Adams IsdSn Lane seward s Sew yorf da .oaps Aqs
sS e hs
pS pSa ,s%. Dsaay e% Ss sa
Smith NYork Cor Bangor; Joseph slarks, Inmsu Eva
Northup; Lady Jane. saundes Expedite, Beebe Nelson
Wells, Ryder, and Parker. Fingerad, NYork Shops
Joseph Hammond Thompson; Mary Rayles, Carter, and
steamer American Eagle bark A Platenus. Davis, ftr
Fortress Monroe '7
RooKLAND Augl5-Ar bark Persia Jores, Salem to
fendston NYorK i7h' P Fanders ana do
18Th, SaEah Louisa, Yeaton do. -
SAN FRANCISc0, July 29-Arr ship Humboldt, Edwards
Newcastle, NSW. CID 3eh, ships StJa,ncs Williams Caao
Carring,on, Watson. Kanagawa. Sid 29th ship Yorick
Soule Ma2atlan.
SALEM Aug 2l-Arr schrs Bartlett, Rockhi and ELL
zabeth, Greenlaw Philadelphia; Juia Noycs Elizabeth.
port. SD sshr Narragansett, Hall, Philadelphia.
TAUNTON, Aug 2-Aw schrs j Wallace, Staples and
Charles, Simmons NYork. - - -
The New York herald., 1862-08-24
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.
SATURDAY, August 2s-e P. M.

SATURDAY, August 23-6 p. N.
There is no change in the money market.
Money is freely offered at per cent on call, and
many loans are effected at per cent. In ex-
change little or nothing was done to-day Gold
sold lat ll51a at the board
At the opening this morning one or two proni-
nent houses had news of an unfavorable character
from Washington, and proceeded to sell stocks
with remarkable freedom, causing decline of u
in Central, "a in Erie, "a in Erie preferred, 2. in
Michigan Central in Rock Island, and "a a u in
the other speculative shares. After the board
other dispatches were received contradicting the
runors on which the morning sales were based
and the active shares immediately rallied to yes-
terdays price, Throughout the afternoon the
market was very strong. At the morning board
registered skies sold at "a discount. Cleveland
and Pittsburg advanced "a per cent and Frank
Unite Steel H. The volume Of transactions was
limited. Bonds were very firm.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
FOR customs. Observation-Disclosures. 81 900 90
Paymehts 100 ,521 81
Ealahce ......... ...-.............. 1913 ,2f9 IL
The transfer books Of the Now York Central
Company reopen to-day after remaining closed
since the 3lst Of july.
Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co. say that there is
very little doing in American stocks. The London
Times Of the 9th thus notices and quotes the
market:-
In colonial the only movement q fall OF u IN Grand
Trunk Of Canada. In American the few changes were all
In advance illinois Central six pcr cen. stock and
shares proved and respectively, and Erie shares
do preference and SCRIP, improved u and u respcc.
The New York herald., 1862-08-24
One bark, unknown
nifscellaneOus.

The steamship City of Baltimore, Capt Kennedy sailed
yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The steamship Bavaria Capt Meier sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Hamburg.
The Ship List savswe n.e the sale Of AZ bark Colum.
bis years old 800 tons, built Sag Harbor $500 A.
s Sna u s on sus e
Mystic in 1917, on private terms
whalemen.
Arr Psita july . bark stella Ha..cy. xB with $50 81
% Il: y. s;ss:. rssss S..:
III i s SSss3"
sn s NJ a. 40 Gsi1s q. sS
bar. a. :ss .s ssy hss M
svsn rev ss snip Y. kkin. Ass%: Trgg 90 nothing
e.sins Csli; Archer Ground bark sappho
ship Com Morris. Jones' Faimo..h. DO DO DO -'s ~
ss % ,s% es a'si; :! ET%t Win ISGs Of
well bsars 4 on sru.c Fr. Howe. ssspains ws' would
s;s 1 s:;% % 's5: a .nS q F1:1 II s Il
sOs II told Beai Ts'n e zaa.Ssr ss
lsssr tSe., he ols:r aas.po.s B.eee,
S'sE' sI;. sS ' clean :.
s5 = IN sas 20 having
sy ss .;ns ss q. s's ws ss0SS y sl nSn
Reports spoke no date bak Seine Luce XE so bbs 81 oil
on board and q 20 bbls wh aiosrssde.
Gait AKIN, of bark Ccors NIB reports her at Nauritius
spcEe wv 50 Os N. Ion Aoio W. bark Miwood,
Iape a. n head OF GaipagoshArk Sacramento. Defrsz.
Jay ~ the Line, bark ssian, Cote, NIB. 10 bbls
leaving la cthHnuo.
JAY 25 western lau~ snip George rowand, from
New Bed ord for Psriuc Vrtan, " IN liD 81.
Foreign Forts.
BARsanos, Aug a-In port barks Montczuma Hammond,
for Eiork dag; IN II Hsrrenn Is, disg; brig Atlantic
for Nyork sid previously schr Sumner Taylor Turks
Is.auds.
CsossrApr, Aug tin port brig Keyne Ladi--hsd been
uunble g.. fa for Boston, aud would probably take chit
for England; only AM ye.se. -
Prince on, wamack, Ham6urg southern Rights Knowles,
L0naou; 18th, Samaritan, Stnspn ChDchas Eagle Wash
burn do % load for England; lh, Wilbur Fisk. Pouslns
90 do loth JOHN Cotc, Hal1weil Uhincbas; J. BAKER,
IN port July 81 slips Eyira Anlrews copperinG for
ChpChas 70 lad for Lii rpool London at 3 1885,
Sndisf Hnchings for Antwerp returned leak ng James
facn Percy, diss; James Brown, srnbtrcc coppcrng
prraso the wreck Of Ito Br rin steamship Lama,
| wrcosed At L galto Island July II, arr l6,h
Car ISLAND, Aug s-NU Am vessel in rcrt
G,ssAtIa' nng2rin pors brig otnEc, Dearborn deg,
| HAyaSA Aug l0-sd sp schr Tr'ni6d Batiecr NY arl
MAssLMLiA, July 26Arr brig Nanaskct SAN or st rho.
sld22, Br BRIG Segs, Cole NiOrk, 1Sl, Br
| Oriental, Doley, do tsince sppRenl
NASSAU Aug e-In port Br sclf boyi Rowe Also, Rr
anships Oreta scotia aad Herald, vtN gortna "a
me blockade. US steamer Adrondaek or0 nui Ia
RorkSp.H, Aug BIN port ship Fairfield, ITu ior NYork
ldg schr EngIecr. Mayo for philadelphia; and the follow,
ing foreign sLcla tDutcl, Fof,nann Boston;
Hrgg George tAeck), and Jubinum tBfe nJ kmme, Tor
81 Taoaas Ana 7--rr bark Teresa. for Maracato
4 nCAs stAt
The New York herald., 1862-08-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August 23--6 r. NJ.
FLouR-The market heavy and the demand
limited for nearly all descriptions The saas embraced
about 900 bbs, included which were lots Of extra
State at s. 10 . SIS 80.
WHEAr-owing to the advance in frcghts the market
heavy and dull. The sales embraced about 10 900
bushels, including red State 81 81 choice Mil
waukee club at 81 "a.
Corn was dull and easier with sales Of As 900 bushels
Mt 5Sc 6oc. for good sound and old Western mixed
PORK was steady and in good request with saes Of 900
bbls. mess at $ll 81 4 a $12 and prime at $40 IS.
WHsEEy less active The sales embraced 400 a 500
bbls., at 81 &c. for State and 32c, for Western.