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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-31
Special t. the New York H'rald.I }

SFcelal . tle NcF AoIk darAluI
CINCINNATI, October 24.-There is good an.
thority for saying that tbs governors Of the loyal
States will assemble At Washington early next
week,
First, to determine the removal Of Mcclellan,
and the appointment Of new commander for
the army Of the Potomac.
Second, the removal of Bell from The com
mand of the army in Kentucky.
Third, to urge a moro vigorous prosecution Of
the war; and an immediate advance on the Po
toms;-no more troops to be furnished unless
these demands are acceded to-
l. is understood that Goversor Tod does not
indOrss tho scheme fIlly, while Governor Nor
gar declines attending.
CAIRO, October "a 4-Pss5ergeES just in from
Columbus say IT is reported there that hght il
in progress ct Island No. TO- There is a proba-
bility that this report is true.
The steamer Emerald started for Vicksburg
this afternoon with nine hundred prisoners to be
exchanged. She is conveyed by the gunbOst
Lexington.
Two Of tie rebel cffieers who had been paroled
have disg,aeed their obligation aud slipped away
Their names ere d 7. Holmes, assistant sur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

TIE TRIBUNE has, is necessarily 10 and we do MOI
see how We can get out Of il 10 accommodate orr
friend who "does not want the late sort." We wish
sc could for the others are ranker grower, and win
produce plants faster than the third sort Onr had
ing wish isto row broadcast over the country all Of
'bese excellent new strawberries, ip the hope that
Art Of the resalt will be growth of tas.e for i'm
proyemont in all kinds Of fruit t't
Another subscriber is Rrievei 10 think that nav
subscribers viii have preference over hin, who hss
already paid to Feb. IA, 1863. "And my subscrp.
ton will be- renewed then, strawb berry no straw.
berry, provided always your paper advocates the
same principles 10 the future rs it has in the past,
ana is now doing in the present. Now some one
snbscribes for your paper for the sake of Strawberries
only. He gets them, and your paper be cares moth.
ing for; he gets the Strawberries before will. who
value your paper above al sach Inducements, but
who is not able TO advance the money for ano,her
subscription sx months before lis present subscrp.
lion expires. Now wan! you to pat my name on
the iist now. have MT the money to spare 20
Dew my subscription at this time. II You don't do
tnis STALL probably be The four hundred and ninety.
nine tLousandth nine hundred and Mn sy-nnth name
he list. and shalt gloat over the pleasant prospect
that my chidrens children may possitly inou re IN
dishes Of this delectabs berry growing Wild over my
last rertipg place. Don't you see i'll Not nv lak
resting place, bat the point |"
We do lot zee the "point" Our friend will please
bear ia mind what have previously announsed)
that very large proportion Of the plans needed to
supply our patrons have yet to be grown, aud also
that applications to be placed on tho strawberry
lust are of no avail unless accompanied by the cash
for one years subscription in advance. BY herring
to this plan we shall bs able furnish the requisite
number Of plants during the Autumn o: 1863. II
eau mike no difference 10 our friend whether hia
name is frat or lsst tho lst ss every plant viii
be sent in fo- manipulating and will bea aud
mature fruit at the u a.e provided climate, soil,
and culture are equal Our subscribers will soOn be
able to Indulge in dishes Of this delectsbe berry,"
and we hope tha, our Correspondent, may live 10 eat
them ruth his chdrsns children. We planted
100 Wilson strawberry plants enc Spring, and
had some berries that Summer. The plants
made many new ones, which We transplantsd
in September and October, and nsx. year had straw.
berries by the bushsl Where il is important 10
multiply plants they should not be allowed to bear
fruit. bu. should be highly msnured and watered
every day, and then one plant will make enough new
ones in one season TO handsome bed TO produce
fruit the next year.
Are there any "points' that we have not seen and
touched upon in thsebsp.er OF expanatlonsl LEO,
point them out, snd We will explain.
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Arrived.

Shin Richard Mitchell tof Ns~Bedford) Allen Saeno
Ayre June % hidrs %. ey.ry Jone - lit % " D
a "a ~ s.w ship b. AyGns lfou Baepos Ayrrs w. g
Nfor. July TO- TinilId bea ns W, saw IN s.n.sb WVs
ls, ,h,u-rls..d, appeared TO be troop shP ifh a ~
:. lon ~ II W.. ship ocean Express n'N0e i'' -
S"io > Montgomery lof Gos,on) Hamilton MIseles my
- en-. Doc. ilth mdse. to BoyJ 81 neineesn h.a
&, W .ind, from the Bsaks. July o. at u, lou VI w
Changed ,l,u.ls with ship Rhen, steering T.
sim ln.nstrie tswed Oson Cedih ~ days coai 20
a. Dale July 81 lat ~ a. lon. 81 ~ exchanged nzns WIN
saip 1enore lAsssaul suttaIi, CUaa ~ days. S'- 70
shIp FnrTsd Isle Cornish, Liverpool July H. mdse and
Bss Psyiss Aus,rian) sutors London IS days BALLAST
70 order. - ~, a, ., -. \, L..
"a ballast 70 Llos.er 49, - n, A.. 49,
Brlg Loreno (of Boson W ads hspedios aug seH "
Galway, Cascade K Teller -, i, a. ,,.-
Dng i.e.l.a Ann tBE., OF NJ JobWs, n fb ooo Lhssr
c. H., H. days. coal 10 ne'tsL ,,u.. II
Brs Ur4, hound Csk POE Royal days. In ballast to DE-
Brle Pia. IN rra.anl Knster Aberdovey. Eng 70 dsya
h, ba las, runch, Meineie Il Wendt.
Brig Losi,, ,PrussiADl, BsItes SwanseA " days. cos
Funch Nsiucko W.nit. 49,. r. T.
BTig Qa..ro tBr OF Sydrs~ b. Brown Lipsan " -
| 10 days coai 20 r. IRVINE 49, . d, p,rSskA
scRr. hasbss Ackesy, Pa. MY 81, hides &C. 70 "
sshr Ann, Pre.e Mn!brdse 10 day., ambsr 70
Capp. -. t "a, Taunton.
S,hr Clinton Borden. fizabetbpoft cos a. sh 10 p Z.
Smack Pscibs App-nan. eImuds dsys lin Lsre cst
B,rnnn sailed ia company with ens "sS"
| NeS.lo.k.
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THURSDAY, Aug. li-r. =.

! Tho market loses none IL he exiraOrdnaiy
strength Which Lac been 20 prominent. The cun.n!
sets in with all accumulation OF good buvers for IL
vestment and speculation. The high points Socks
have reached and retained for 60 long time. with
out reaction, IL the best te.t Of their qua'.iy. Not
withdrawing tho uncertainty Of Our military inInr,
that doubt seems now neutralized by ibs energetic
action Of Government. Governments soId At hl &C.
vance Of T. cent the Coupons OF 1871, iOoi "lVUi.
Coupons Of 1914 sold at Isl. Treasury Iio' iV"'
niO3;. Demand Notes, l06t 1867. In safe
Stocks, Tennessee Us are quoted i! = conf higno''
J2t SO Mi,soufi c. under the demand heTePiore
no,icod cold up 10 40, closing with that bd. 'oiu
with ,.ee of some 5000 900 IL quoted at hos lI'5
o, advance of IA A. cent. Paclc Mall WIN hu'e
cbsros s,ood ut l2Iail2.. The only change o.
,o,a in Railway thaIes which seem rsriicniaTy
s,n WAS an advance In Michigan Central 10 ooi@
eel banana with private salss, at l4Oi Gaieua,
1ola53 Toledo. with Considerable purchases,
touched 5Oi leaving of with that bid hocE Is'aio'
also with large busness, sold II! ~.
The Bond market vas firm, with rantacuons ia
Quincy 8 y cents at 1909; Michigan Sinking Funds
al lOl; St. Louis, Terre IIaute and Alton at III;
Chicago and North Western Flint Assented at ~;
the Seconds q. 3Oi Wabash Firsts sold At W; the
Seconds. CSa6S.. Al the Second Board the market
with fair activity. rather weaker on the shafe-'
but the changes were not important. Governments
were steady, but gold did not sustain the fail Nd
vance OF the day, closing offer a. li5i. The latest
prices were u. S. d. 81, registered, 1901 q loi u.
$. 6s, coupons, 1907 0lO0s; U. B. Be, "a, coupon,
so $50 L. S. Treasury Notes, SIC, 1885 Io54;
American Gold, ll5i elIjl; Tennessee IL, o2@'2li
Missouri State 6s, lslSiSi; Virginia ts, %. 90;
Pacific Mail, 1861 alO6i; New-York Central Rail-
road, 93s S93I; Erie Railway, ~ sIl; Erie Kali
way Preferred, G7!e67s; Harlem Railroad, i'@
l6l; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 49, S39.' keih-
ing Railroad, 59l eJ9l; Michigan Central Railroad
G5s 065T; Michigan Southern and Northern indiaIia
Railroad, q ana Michigan Southern ana NORTH
ern Indiana, Guaranteed, COZ 60, Panama HAii-
road, I39 1906 Illinois Central Railroad, 6ildoil;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, ~ as Gaieh"
and Chicago Railroad 72i a72.; Cleveland and To-
lsdo Railroad 5Ol@5Ol; Chicago and Book Island
Railroad Ga 67}; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, S3i a 81; Milwaukee and Prairie Da Chen
Railroad 32.a33.
The Foreign Bill market hss been much excited
by tie rapid advance 10 gold, and drawers AK IL 1
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el2s for Sterling. AT these rates however there is
no disposition to buv, and business is a. stand.
Ffeigits arc lets active especin'ly for Gram TO
Great Britain but rates are generally well MAIN
tanned. TO Liverpool the engagements are: 2''c0o
bush. Wheat n, Id, in bulk; 1900 do. DO at 3d.
ia baes; 1900 bhs. Four At 3s. 3d.; so bids Tai.
low ct 3js. 300 boxes Cheese 1t i0s.; $50 rkgs'
Butter vt AS To London $50 bbs. Flour AZ 20. ;
80 casks Tsllow vt ios; 100 tuns Mahogany on
private terms TO Glasgow: . 800 bbs Flour at A..
G,5o0 bush. Wheat at l3,d., in. bags TO Bristol
sian bark TO Cork and a market with 2i,c0D bcsh.
Wheat at 1850. Y co Ii; British schooner with
Wheat to m indirect port in England at l9ld., III
bulk fnd bags; also, the American BARK Jennie and
American slnp Gssps were chartered to The Govern
ment at a round cum each. The following prize
vessels were cold 1T suctioa by Nh Bnrcet; the
ship Eagle brought $3.50; the bark Pilgrim,
81 600; aud the bark Faith, 50 100, cash.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
,2S7 20-for Cu.tsms, s73,OO0i Payments
s9S6,9J5 10; Balance, $9511 $50 SO.
The Cleveland md Toledo Railroad earned the
FIRST week in August:
1861: ........eii,2a l"2.......;...s ls'oco
1Lcea~.... 4,sas, or ~ v cent.
The approximate earnings OF the P.usourgh, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railway during the month Of
july ultimo compared With the came period las!
foito
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TIE TRIEUyE PHYZE sTRAWSES'
R1Es.
Further Explanations.

We find that we have brought upon our shoulders
An additional burden For the love OF good iruit'
and 10 AL kfuness 70 Him who gave 1t, ana gave Us
The means and " lil 10 distribute IT, We ifeeiy take
the addition. and will try 10 give general answer
% a good many individuals who want to know.
First "Wna. are the names Of these strawberies !
We snswer. TIE Tribune Prise Strawberries, col.
ectyely; and individually, az follows: Col. Els
WORTH" "Monor,' and " brooklyn Scarlet
They were first known as "Fuiler's Seedlings,
and were designated by nnmbep. The ear
lest ripening one was named by Scion Rob-
inson. in honor OF tina. early ripenng pat
RIOT. Colonel Ellsworth, about the time OF
bis death Ii lie worthy of i;s noble name. Mr.. Full
Ter describes il in hi. Strawberry Culturst ~ extra
large. roundSh, conica, with long neck; light eTim'
son; firm flesh, bus not juicy; sub-aeid, aromatic
very early and prolific. This has been known m
Fnllers Seeding No. 20 OF 1888; but owing 70 its
earipess is has been over-pe at the time of exhibi-
tions aud visit. of commttees consequently II has
no, been ~ highly commended az its meFite de-
servep
TIE next 10 order Of rpening is called she " 1oni-
tor" In its growth il will be living monument 20
CI,p, Ericsson Mr.. Fuller describes very large,
roundish conoal; very firm, moderately JUICY q"Sl'
~ very good # not best, very productive foo'saSs
,,ont; the foliage large and eoarsey serrated Inc
G. lor suggested the name Of The Brookiyn Scar
let" l. ia large; light, bright scarlet long, CONT
cali 10 flavor very good quality best very P'odne-
tive; ripens late
Tais il not 20 large nor 70 prolific rs thetwo Others
I'm, beine In,e, makes up q complete family sssoTt
mon, tho most complete OF any ,Iree strawberries
old or new. of which we have any knowledge The
Brooklyn Scarlet is also Il remarkably handsome
berry, deicioa-y aromatic, 70 much % 'ha' d'sA
fall lmplrs its odor to large room
"a much for names and description Now some
o,her examinations. One man wants 70 know,n 10
.ub.cribes for two res, ii he will get two sss Of
pL,usf Certainly; if you subscribe Tor u hundred
nepers. q set OF plants TO each paper.
Every subscriter-and each volnme, whether
Daily. Semi. Weekly, or Weekly, counts one-who-
ever DAVIS for the paper year, and a. the same
time saws " send Strawberries" will get them. Ii
Will take till August OF 1863 10 grow sufficient
number. ard the distribution will then be made as
fast az is possible to send them off We intend 10
have them put up in such way that we can war
rant their safe delivery.
"Unless yon send them to Southern Illinois in An
tumn it will be bad for us, for when it is Spring
here it is still Winter with you"
We will bear that in mind and attend to your case
and others in all other localities.
al want to subscribe for two papers, and have
nv plants all Of the first two kinds. Can do 30 =
This world is greatly governed BY routine
newspaper office, with such host OF suoser'oe|s"
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pidr, s.s7c q 10. Tano- 7td1;e. e bi Peit, SIC. .
el ssen; Cell Skins sosc - 10.
H. Bbes Extra and FIRST iy include no'huS nn tne
b% large fat saieo Oxen. Second qufi'y includes tue
be-. grrsd OIeu best ssed Cows end the oes three
yrarod Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the rsnse o.
lots.
sHxspErs includes Coe,s, sid when tsoss Of inferior
quality thrown out.
,o,d ia over The and Lowell and " over tue Fheh
OuTg
KsxARKs--The msrk-s well supplied and lHfe nam
t,r OF Cattle sold 40 the cars arrived ~ i'
bat trains via the rama lfLhk hu a'
arrive late yesterday afternoon and had about ~ mead
Of Cattle mostly small sales to-day acre not 30 quick AID
pfic.. rather lower. Mich Cows psnty and low
good .upply Of Sheep and Lambs sales quicf ou' NOV
ou,ia o Lish AZ last ws~A.
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sfsyesuenfs Of ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived

In Seon,hir Ara 90 from Port Ro,a-CoL Fesssnden,
Cant Na.h-bd Lieut.. Foster. Wa. y. Morton, Nays
T. H. Via,cr Mr.. and Mrs Kin5sli Ms Lewis hrs Han
ley ard Mn Plat hi-s B. G. iottsn Miss no'en,
Ma. Ms-v Jane Daxey Capt. j. Sheppard, Capt fss.ooS
SD s,ryant Col Power Col Moore Lle1s o. h'Igs De'
hese Wrisns, stewart, Huggins John Winsor IL nIsn.
Nm Casrl-y, ". T. Marin, DGsnins snd ssiyanti seR
Si,op H. WILLIAMS. John LenDoa Barnard Proctor Geo:
Fueansou, John smith, y Me0rcgor, Dsrsl Bryant ana
.ep n ; S-dxwick D. ,. Thorpe q H. Holl Ffsxrr J. q
L,,hTop Dr. bell and rrvau. r. sta ys O. Gray d. Q.
Fat. a. ith ~ H. Dr Moulton Fuller Colrtiand W.
I'll n Mad A Meet J ". Cohen, Wu l.. hemp Dr.
+ Greves Mr. Lilly sud two sons, Hsrgrsve' L. H. WAX
e. and " IN second csbin 70 r,..
A 8 Bnckusr, }. b. Parsons
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....-.ArG. II
Cleared.

see.m.hp-Po:omsc Fletcher, Nsw'oriseas, H. b. Crsu-
S,in.~Thomss Nye jenkins Haviua- w. w Russell hrs.
l. 81. Dan IL Cis.ou Mosh-r. Liverpool. Trs DeI'
m, Nsutuue CIauoynl FJTSisn, Coz Tor orders raiS9
Nincks Weud. Adels (snov NJ, C.sossea, Aaiwsrp W.
=. schwdt - $40 nm. A., o.,... W.,
Dewey Co. WIN. Wilson Orb FiuIsasr Mat1norss oiro
4 ffsngG u 3D. 10 =
SusliS Co &C ,ute.t (br) Lynch. Queenstown ~ Dnw1'
die 4 Co. Losnua lBFl. SPercer Cow Bay Z. b. IL j.
srh,o.ers-.liuerva, Rrooks Philadelphia L. Kenny; A.
P Howe Lockwood New Orleans, b. SMALL snan Jsnes
Crinrr Newport. master; AdeiA Kelly Nekerson Boston,
A uo.,s. Ann Eliza Ey-slsn. AieXind!ls MASTER bsy
St- iaeit Boston. J. {. Dayton Co; United s's'ess
sleh. a.y.Ori-aus. VI. roI bro. - ~.
sioot.-lenry s.xuralc, Val. ScwHsven H. y Asckeu-
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49, h, CO. 10 81 satsss 7li asos3eg1sil
Last week.. 2ogf..tiJ is2"et9 $50 - 1sLos
Is.i ye.I ..... lSB- % i-5-9f.sg tiu-aSs $40,
Cola took a long stride upward to-day, touching
at the highest poin, ll6 Ill advance Of Il z eeu'
on yesterdays closing quotations. TIE movement
appear TO he partly speculative and partly prrchaser
by importers. The imports, which II Wa expected
would fall of after the isi Of Angus. con
time 10 be- large, and some larties anticipate thai
taroughou, the year tLey will exceed the exports
We understand however, hat the goods which arc
now arriving were Pressed forward in anticipation
tina. goods actually shipboard leioro the IsI OF
August would come IN under tie old tarih. AT the
close tie rate for gold was folly maintained.
Demand Notes for Cus,om-ilouse use have been
very troyan. 10 sympathy with gold, and sold .,
high ul07, Certificates Of Indebtedness also wer,
6nnsr sud at tie clote were 99i bid.
Money continues abundant nj 3e1 cent, mostly
al 4oJ h. cen, on favorIto ooaiorals. Paper OF
leading character IL very scarce at id6F cent lie
specie and dep,sits io bank continue to increa'e.
The annexed dispatch received to-day shows that
Me probibi,ory bank clause of Inc new limos Con-
Crfc.so. Thur.ssy ansu'i T., ise2
80 I'd |, ID ~ vots, This & oaiesL
Thin opsns The door 10 banAIDg again IA 1ia' Sia'e
which mutt however, DE done exclusively IN iHhoiS
stocks.
TIE deposi.s a. 4 per cent. with M. Cisco are
s3OOC0
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse TN, morning
were So l58 800 50.
The American Express Company have declared
tleir regular quarterly dividend Of v cent payable
On the 18th init.
Tue Indemnity Fire Insurance Company ha~ de-
clared sern-annunl dividend CT T. cent, payable
on deL4ant.
A corupariqon Of tie foo;ingS Of the weekly bank
s,a,emcn, Of tho Boston Banks with those OF last
week exhibits an increase Of $50 ,'sS IN the items Of
oats and discountr, 81 o59 in specie, and decrease
Of 1899 IN depos.ts and 1874 $50 in circulation.
We annex The principal footings for the past two
weeks, with the corresponding week last year:
Loans Dis specie Deposit. Circulation;
Aug. 4...sGG.8 s67le sf.Co7 oc s27.j5fe SGGs3s 2
All. H.. 81. JO8.52T 7I17l 4Slb,iD t,iosiiS
Same time last year:
Aur. " ...s 6l 1851 s6l7lS el9Ni,7?s sG.fo,Il
The receipts at the four Lake ports froin Jan. | to
Aug. l. io02, were Us follows:
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CambridRe Caftle Market.
RnPo,Tsp voK IHs n. Y. Isisrss. Br Gao. X

Rzpo.Tsp IHs n. Y. 1Risrss. BIT Gao. RrPr
10. 1877.
Whole humber q Cattle st market SS; about o.J beoS-s
and 25 flores eonsios OF oIIng oxen Much Cows and
ole, two an three year olG
phCss OF hspyyT bgyr-srtr.. RbrS5 81; inst
quality 55 second quality third auslity o. IS
phtCfs SToEs CArTLE.-Nosins oxen. per PAIL
none Cows and Caves from t2o. +z5. 80 to s'i Year
Ing, uon-; TwoyeG-o!cs els to +l7; Thrssyssr.olds
*is 10 -l9. =, ~.
sheep aad Lsubs $40 market; prices In lots + soa
81 ela 81 IS each exus. r3d IS 81.
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Cfc nrsloH5.

EXCURSIONS to CONEY ISLAND
IL Heath Comfort. ard Pleasure Cars leave fusion and
tsthsrins Ferries. Brooklyn. every ~ minutes
80 70 the SEA SIDE.-Ihe ears oil Inc
~ CoDey Island and Brooklyn H. X COMPANY ere nov
running regularly Fulton Csharine fcro.to Church
LsDe 1reenhsd Orave,eud, and CcDey Island ms ~ INC
best route 20 sbee hesd Bay Pfvse Parss sna A1oca
ons and Pic mic Parties accommodated on application AZ Tue
OfacS,
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bort i,)arosns' Aot'ss.

SrATE oY NV YORK, I
,w.Snrsy Uvucr, No. lN Walla.t
~,or,cr e h,reby gwen, in accordance With
NOINi- :, AZ. Aot passed Aph "A, 1891 enstl1 A
Act Roors W.ass' oSs b ., toe s rs o. ss
fors 70 AL 81 snch inquiry examination surrey tnes
the ar: now e Sy s =
. "a within tsa days next succeeding this nosee -
board said vcssem Nina 81 NJ Z
tram.bip Bavaria ne No 3o Il
sh,c RI
Sbio yaidslis.. ~. "a n
S.booner Johanna ~
Scn''' VIM H. BURLElUh, frseese
!. Arcs HaxgixAS Secretary.
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Nynxv.n,r August H. 206sl bbls Flour. 80 bbl% Corn
Neal g2s bag, do 81 100 bib. whik. 3l!o bash Corn
M 90 DO O1 So do seeis. 20 PKG. Ashes iSVJ pfs-
Pssyi.iops I,00J do. Lard 80 kegs do
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u,rLets-CAREyuLIY KgroRTkp ron Tus y. X IRisrSf
THuA.DAi. Aug IA. i5bI

N,xIe,s-CAREyuIY KgroRTkp ron Tug " T. IRlHrsf.
THuA.DAi. Aug. IA. l5bI
ASHES steady. and in limited fcqne' - '''t~
81 81, for Pot aud 81 for Pearls ., ,,.... aud
Observation-Disclosures have nearly all dssppea,ea sna
m. market to-day IL duJ and heavy fIces are nsiey H
81 - ~ ia, Ndi Uplauas and do. New Orleans ana
Tera.; sales OF sbopt y bloA l., ,,,,. mn M,
EE-Rio 10 qAe. but there Is no ne a 49,. an nr
of holder. to accept rates. saes oil wv Oss' v" P
,nt. :.rms Other kilds are dun 49,. ~. .o,,i,,..
Hour AND MEAL-w-.ern ana s..e o.,a,iv Tor
On cod ,,o ,at add nate 10 rather bst,e -
d. low gss. witch are In good demand, onueuesa " 'o
IN eychangc trade brands are sesay 80 ~,
IN P, a.. ale. are 1890 bis, at ~ 5000 ~ iof
rs,rse State and we.,en - 3ogta 81 Tor EIs SI s
@ an To- an. low grades Western EIife 70 oo
% 80 % s,n",uy brand. u RoupdhooP Extra ono snd
y brands, c.n.a. ks ~. N Dr.. us
,,ud aud Ia better. especially choice ~hsn ~" nv s.as
..e o. Id IS SOD ii q Tor usds brands Southern Flour
1. in modsrats supply and hImeI particular GOO m a.
~, I'd TO good sapehne Baltimore. As snd S6qsI for
faulty r1.. Rye roo 10 .tesdf sna 10 fair dsmna .As,
os soo bb,, at Sass ~ TOT sppsTsas sia Effs S0fa
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Losr OvEBBoARD-Aug -, from the bark
T., arrived from Beaufort n Co. and while at anchor
of the battoy Wism Law renee. seaman. ~Le at work
ON ne D.bo.n Every effort aade 10 ssve hi bnt 10
sank he apparently taken witt It, or VIA -
ia in falling
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Dnrnina SInlo, OILS, Sc.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received direct ;rem the manufactures aud wea and
csesties sut IN pnrie chipping ofde al ire
y,rv lowe. IncT.e, rstss by sCUItffELlN BROIAEhS
Co.. Nee I7U and 1 ~ william 81. :. ~-ioTA
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EeGl Gst9ie for Safe.

EOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, n. j.
The psopsrty Of the undo sg,sd comp ling sfhAhE
HOUSE IS feet square, with sdditi"n on 'h- a,d
rood cellar four rooms ID. trst ho0i' OK On ~
~ tb,e e,bad roor. o the site ard hsi scIe o.
rpgDd CT terms. nsyeriai irs wen o. ~ IT, ,.,,.,s
.der Ard ori about Eve minutes walk rom tno
1po lo fftLer particular. sP ~ at the ofc" % 10, @'
49, p..t.r Courau, No. W alss Or Gu No pei -;
NJ io"usi So"Pa''' 49, ID. Il. DESSLOW.
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90 Eet.

DOOMS to LET With STEAM POWERFUL
H qure at No 81 Dunhsnpisse, "ilsnsbarEn near the
Ferries.
FENO LET, in JERSEY CITY-The PIIILA-
Il DELPHIA HOTEL.-The House oontsius sb.nt 40
Rooms; Is hrrae Location for busire berg the
Ferry and Railroad Depo, R,'t low. Also, FLOOR,
>opsinns III Rooms add Kitchen three bocks from ;io
ferv. Rent low. Inquire of BENJAMIN -. EDGE, No.
Ia WasAinstoD-st jersey Ci.y.
'I'O RENT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
q the late r. l.. Colt. II Peterson ~ The aous-,
tu o. btoe istJ feet t0nes besenent ana
Eic fJr iscf with 9f-i The Ouuds conP'i'.
t1out II handsomely laid Ia lava sBd garden aud
tn ;erect Order Attached House large consefv.
There also extensive rapres IN iu bearing an1
o. me necessary oUtb0iidngs Of lArge place
Apy.yto mos. o. SMITH, Ps,e1on, y J.