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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11


by the County Treasurer the amounts PAD 10 MN III
lSG0I6l-'62 for licenses granted ny th9 Bo"ru OF
Connie sioners OF Excise were " follows; IN ioo',
sji $50; III 1861 s2 $50 in 1902 $2 Cv total syo
i40 ftIis amount = 96i wss paid 10 the COM
ni,sioners of Charities and ions$ J,5D| TO
the Corporation OF the city, aud ia to the New
York State Inebrlate Asylum. ..-oooo
or the New Comfy Courthouse stock S'opGOJ
was issued 10 the Commi'aionors oil tLe SlhEhg
Fund OF New-York, in seitenent OF the award
made in favor OF the corporation o. tue 1a aS
era appointed by the Supreme Court. SSJV WU wa
issued TO provide means or tie erection Oh the DuIu
ing. TOTAL, $70O,UD.
The annual return of the Commissioners OF Taxes
aud Assessments shows that the taxable proIeIIy ~
tLis county for the year 1862 was assessed as 1I'
lows. Real estate $500 556 io' personal estate be-
longing to residents Sol .63j 3if ncn-resident',
slO.7S0 ISL Total s57l ~, 49,. These amonnIE,
AZ corrected by the Committee on Annual Taxes
stand. Real estate $3JJ 5Jl 81; personal es'ite,
sl724603l. Total, $j7l,967 ,3lJ.
The report sets forth thar, although the remedies
for the collection Of taxes appear to be very ample
there remained uneolee,ed on De. 81, ioO-,
$3.50 40 -. For the lWenty.one years previous
TO 1862 there were uncollecied on personai estate
II 9Ul $50 IS; real estate. -, lG,S@o "1 Real ana
r4rsonal estate in 1862, sl,7JJ,6L a. Total,
IS 1919 -. TIE debt OF Le county oppesrs from
the report 20 amount to S76O0oO The report closes
with a list Of property owned by the comfy, ana
states that no deed for PROF erty purehasd Tor lne
Police COMMISSIONERS has been bled in iis once.
After n lengthy discussion. the report OF the Com
mtree recommending TIE appointment OF an inter
prefer for Judge Fondas Ward Court WIS ado ted.
In consequence OF the decision Of the Chair,
fayorin1 Ioint OF order raised by Mr. Tweed, that
AN ob.cion could not DC Gde to eny paper after II
bad been received by the house, and discussion COM
menced thereon, MI. rUGDr objected TO every
paper az il came UP, thus virtually c!osblns lie
husins,s Of the Board Three motions to ADJOURN
were lost. when Mr.. TwFEp, taking his bat snd
coat, said: Sim going; we /, leave you without a
quorum, and then you can object until tomorrow
afternoon, If you like Several others rose to
leave when Mr.. PUEDY called the attention OF tie
Chair TO the subject OF members leaving the Board
without consent. After seveTal vain attempts 10
soohe the feelings Of Mr. Purdy, the Board ad-
iourned until next Tuesday afternoon AT minutes
before 3 o clock.
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MINIATURE AINsNAc.
slr--Piss, s:l9 Sets .........8;re Noon Aes nos.
bIsH WATER
andy Hoo. n 50 Gov Island 1888 HelsbNe,. TN
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hs tn. lar zen led Ji51O0 iof beues yodn,ee
.fto l4ui Ar which slno1Dt the late tOln'y Treasurer.
Mr. j. NJ oeablTy pTgI ossl psy OF with he nO1sy
ruDg rom the nTrer- ~ Jxrs TIE teisnref
e.taes t.,t ~ the "a; Of Augr next sufficient spuus
VIII ye been collected Go pay 81 1s eui.e war dtOt nd
tua tie county would be Revived oi sg boz d. bearing
oterss, aud payable years hence The Eoards Nn
pory,lofs. meeting held LIT lcck rSs'sj res'la ''a
an ho lin, the payment the debt om Le oceed' Of
tie IA sale. but sy0r IA bf.ch being u the Ool thsi
q s s4rpH 'und would II no o. r"ise pp.9g4ed %
re M to the Waris AID town. ard deducted iro iheif
t1fs q -oud - the intsests OF thoso Wsfds
AID owns which were in ot sxes. caet sF,os1
rsegt9 eeJus1e. iic former ac'i "a OF the beal1 ins
Ro,c however, refused to 10 ssot' 81 ifes % ~
Ntys d ts deb: viii therefore be bqisaled o. - 'o',a
py the County Treasurer.
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20, 1uH WEEK T.bINo TUE.plr March 10, 1863.
ToTlL RECEIPT, or cATrIK All KINDS Yoh Ths WEEK
According 10 the reports vui tie several nsrkst placer In
de city, there have been received tins weski
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
srPRTsiE COURT-CnlvBaRs-M.HcH le.-Brire
Justice lNGRAH,N.
DECISIONS


DECISIONS
Leser samuels agt. Lewis Namoran.--Notion
denied with : 10 costs. -
Taany Baker a., Alfred T. BAker-Moion grated en-
terms -
Herman Griffin ct a. az. VIM Smith.Noton granted
Gsftinie Peude'on az. Geo H. holsey.-Me.lon deui.L
Cyru. W. Field ct oil. e.t Geo. A. hem!tcn ~ a.. no.
ton granted with leave TO pAntin to discontinue without
costs
Jeremiah Rnseu sg James CFosey e. oil ('hree cases.
Orders granted -. -,
d,nsd-co,is ade eyent~itl leave to rcncw Oh ray.
mont Of coats
WIN H. Aken ct a.. os, Water p. DayiI-No'on d.n!edi
costs TO abide event
MED piaiulig' = cost. TO slide oyent. -
In application q Trustees OF Gensn Lutheran Chaeh
Of st Lucs,. Petition grated
Before Justice BlRNARD
Fiorinda II. Schsrucrhorn agt. Cornelius l..
OF simony Of 40 PEE mouth
fom commencement. Of suit payable every month together
with counsel fec OF 800.
Before Justice CLsRgr.
John Stsvsnsoa agt. John Is. BaxseT'-order
settled
Before Justice Mason.
WIN. II. Wilson ct al. AT. Reuben Iooksr-Mo-
ton granted
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gl4eq.pis or s'Toiure.

rcr the week ending Monday MTc 81 o80 Cattle 70
Hogs 900 SAeep, 30 Horses 10 NJ ilo., osl Poultry.
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Number reported Tor ,his msrkss a. Foiiy!o arss.
$3.50.
lie prices TO-DAY are quoted follows:
40l1l Ordinary .u..........7 10
NJ ediun... % ~
sose exua good Boeyor may be quoted q. lie
Tie general averege OF the market AZ &c.
Tic most Of the fAlcs range from &c. Va ito.
11cos per head ara per pound. Of different ~eghs viii
. ioun] 10 accounts OF sale Of surdry dTOves.
Total number OF DeegG received an tho city this week.
J,231.
Ihs j. !oS head lees than last week ard 7g5 head less
lie Of last yesr The number at "ach
.dsy usrket lAat year was 03t head while tn.
to-day being 1913 shows 55j head lots than the
.D] al lead less thar this day week.
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JHE WFsTFIFLD BASK COCNrEIfITiSG CAss.
II. examination of Jerry Cowsden charged VITA iHinuae'
mn - rfa,t = bills tia iies'ited bshA OF Misss
80 corcip,-i hrfo q Ju -tcs Perry yes 'rify and
In IN commitment ottl- defendant jan To- ,"=tt the
80, m trsrn jury, which mo-" IA sets.on toH,ea.
" w. I ieSt,d WA arrested o. No. Neta1dih Ilscs
tho ory Of which occuDisd ny ri" IA prinns the
ni -. h IL Of which some = 600 were found Ia hs
sa ion The prisoner Al ysAri Of age snai7v .! hsw
\ ork aud printer b. Otcapati II.
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COURT OF GENERAL sFsSIONs-M,Kcu Before
Judge MO,USN

The Court adjourned uutil IL o'clock th, morning,
Ow nr tho sitsaacc Of witnesses end tho sb'cnCc
council engaged ia ,tlrl Courts Attach ents issued
o the uluc-.s and Judge Mcunu sail thai counsel mus.
prop sT.d their % their cnrfgcrus In the
other Courts could be tskea a eNcuIe Tor NNwscng
t. oomle llo to attend dsy aite dag 20 ant mrir CON
yeuitnce.
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U. s. CIRCUIT CouRr-M.acu lc.-Eeiors Juds.

u. s. CIRCUIT COURT-n,scu lo.-Ee!ore Judge
SHiPMAS.
Tho Magic Rulle COMPANY agt. Douglass Sler-
woodIn this tho particulars OF which wh thc verdict
for tao plaintiff reported few days tiuce mot woe
Ills monn made tie part Of the plaintiffs for an nlnnc
ton Tstanpg the d,icnlu, and ell Ison. uu Ter them
from msilg selling usng tue Iue' which axe ihe sub
iC-, OF controversy.
The Count granted the motion aud directed the irJHacon
20 Issue. ,
Oiaefd opposed.
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SUPERIOR COURT-srrct,r Tauw-M,pcR TO- -gsfoc,
Justice BsrBoUK
DECISIONS.
Willard Ii. Smith AZ. Mania Mulocl.--Case sot


Thomas Thsc,er sgt. Baltimore aud Ohio Eairoai Co..
Demurrer b. complaint oyrtOct. vita cost. DeifD4gn %
ha,o ese ar.wsr within 20 days FROM service Of order
FGltls Nc (.stA's OA3,.
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Memoranda.

The 4. $. shin courier for Poh Royal "a ancho "
North Eiver, ard will sail The first sir wind.
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COURT or OYER AND TFRuINER-N,NcB 10 Before
Jnsiee BANSAhn.

THE n'CoHlIhc MCRDLR CASE.
In the case Of Edward Mccormack, on trial FOR
tie murder OF policeman ilonry j. Nihins, Of the 9h pre-
cl.ct NJ. CIulJn summed up lor the defence thi'
morning. lie mad, an eloquent and elaOor,te argument u
favor OF Tie sccu.s yin principally tho poiu of tie
y. oner'. Temporary insanity. Mc Hail t.e Distdc. A.
the Judge. tie Jsry retired FOX d.iD.ia'ion.
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Below.
SniIei.

Brg persla Also. Que bark aud Two btiss unkn1sn
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Rnar,i Of NnuerYisors.

A. n meeting OF this Board YESTERDAY afternoon.
Mr.. Blunt called to the chair IN the @tSeLce o.
Piesdent Little.
The fourth annual reuort OF tho Controller exhibit
ing the receipts and expenditures OF tbe Comfy
Government FOR the year 1862 was received, eud
900 copies ordered 10 he printed in document 1oFu
We extract the following items of ioterest
SUMMARY or Rgcsrp1s, snoring ne 6Geycs' S'v'c's ~
R1,1unc ~ III Lhs frrl.rlI ilad d,IiaL he ltlr.
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Alessenger Chailes Z. Potter
Tbs Board then aiourned I'll ne mot Moli,y " hor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-11

M"j,y. Marct 9.-Wo have somewhat re-
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST Is. 1863

country vsited nv than together with tho evidence Oh
tanned from those having most experience among ,t'eu
found among us lacks essential aptitude for cviizs-
ton In a genera way, the negro Yields willingly 70 it
and cutters ppn It's duties, not with aaGrity
onjv but with ey PRIDE and Of self resnect
His p,rs nal rights freeman onca recognized ~ iaw
and assured 10 praoiice there te reason 70 doubt
trial amy Of nations 0rce released from the dsabii
ties Of bondage he viii somewhere nnd, and will man
tain. his apa aropriate social pasitian.
COMMISSION the question In Its relation IN
the existing instruction
The point on which they are peculiarly sensitive and
chiefly need as 10 the absolute and rrevoca
bic certainty OF their freedom We cannot expect
this untutored race TO understand the abstract pro
" declared. through its Cn,eS Mapistrs,s. KAT
900 900 q It's Inhabitants shall be forever free,
cannot without utter degradation In the Of the
civilized word repudie that declaration and reconsgn
these millions 10 slavery. They must have mo tangible
proof Of the reality and unch character OF their
characterization They must feel themselves treated as free
men, before they can fully realize tho fact that they are,
and will forever remain such.
We, by our misconduct may give color and foroe v
mate intentions towards the negro We may cause
doubts in the minds OF this ensaved people whether In
flying from Ills they know, they many not encounter
There is an additional reason why a considerable por
ton OF the Union armies should be made Of persons OF
African descent The Transformation OF the slave 80
cety II the South into free ETY. longer properly
question has become necessity OF national exist
ence Rejecting men have already reached the concuson
and the Of people attaining TO day by day
that the sole condition ~ permanent this conti
nent the eradication Of negro slavery But the history
Of the world furnishes example OF enlaved race
which its freedom without exertion Of Its That
the indiscriminae OF q scrve nsurrection
have been spared US as addition 10 the horrors Of civil
due IL would rather 10 that absence OF
vepge and blood thrsness which characerzes this
than to tho lack either OF or Of any 0hor quality
that makes the hardy combatnt for these the negro
pears so far have tried him f. civilized warfare 70
And In such warfare is II fitting that the Afri-
seek It's own social salvation The negro must
fight for emancipation II he Ia TO be emancpated.
II, then. emancipation be the price national unity
and OF peace and II people. to be emancipated must
draw the sword in their cause then Is the future
welfare of the white in country ndissoubly
neced with an act Of Justice part. toward peope
or another race then II the condition under which
may expecLAnd II history speak truth the sole con
don under which shall nttan-domestic tranquility
that shall give the negro opportunity OF working
out those battle fields that TO decide
tona destiny, hsdestny, whether slave as freed
ma at anne tine. II tl1s
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

AHc Cdu IduClsCo TtCt CfUTeW OF July 10 tnu6
notices financial matters on the Pacific COAST
Our money market continues abundantly supplied with
capital et the rates current for scme time past Prime
per cent per moptb hat the usual bank accommodation
for acceptable business paper rules at per cent.
There IS s quite active demand for money mining
stock coaterals but bankers generally admit only
moderate line OF discounts upon this description Of
rites and seldom loan upon other than those OF the first
class With merchants and business men generally
the requirement for legitimate business purposes quite
moderate Receipts OF treasure from the interior and coast
81 a0o rather less than ten per cent in coin The
ranch Mint has taken about $500 600 eAyg an addition
stock Of about $780, 600 The market nell sup
piled with gold bullion and sales reported % - Ct
$40 $50 Silver appears less abundant at the moment
and the rate not fixed The receipts OF silver during the
last quarter havo averaged about 81 900 600 per month";
During the first quarter they about $500 600 per
mouth is estimated thahe average II the year will
be oc0 600 per month The greater portion sent
to England In impaired bars; but there Is some demand
for refined barn 10 the direction Of Oriental ports aud the
suggestion rs often made that N our silver dollar coin
fairly introduced into those countries il would
become as tabe any other thus leaving In
hands the profits OF refining and coinage and opening
wider and more direct outlet Tor silver product the
portion of which finally reaches the same desna
ton by circuitous and expensive transit Exchange
The Atlantic cities ruled last steamer day at 25 80
per cent premium gold for bills payable in currency
Coin bills commanded per cent premium Bankers
sterling at sixty days. 4Sd Francs, 4q1 g. The rate
for this steamer will be the for all but currency
bills which have advanced but drawers have fixed
the price, Legal tenders opened this morning at rs 76
and at the close selling at II 49, The demand is
good and the supply apparently abundant than on
last steamer day. Considerable amounts inform
ed have been converted into nvewcnty bonds at the
sub Treasury n this city, rather certificates for
the delivery OF thoee bonds which serve ns rcmttance
the Atlantic cities Mexican dollars arc quoabls a. IA
per cent premium last sales.
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
Arrivals and Departures.

NEw ORtEAws-Steamship st MArv-Mrs Lang end. four
children Mrs Denton, Surgeon Sanger A in charge
Robertson, it9tn New York; Surgeon Paisted 18th
Maine: Surgeon II Thompson, 18th Maine: Lieut. Rod
gers, artillery; lieut. Mniford, l65h New York;
Lieut. Phillips Ixth Maine; Lieut. Bond, sist Mas
Lieut. Doty 2sth New York; Lieut. Oil.
bert 2lh Connecticut; Lieut. Bonnv 2sth Massach
Lieut. Perry, 2sth Name; Lieut. H Haven 10th New
iampshre Mss Furgert Capt John Cook 9st New York;
Maine Capt q Gechcl ID Rhode Island cavalry: Capt
y Lee, Slst Massachusetts,; Capt Joi nson 18th New
Hampshire; Capt Mabbitt 24th Connecticut Adult
Clark Strong 18th Conneccut Assistant Surgeon WI.
Surgeon II Goddard, 25,h Connecticut; Acting Master
9 w.es~. 8 N; Acting Master Warren, U N-and
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
ThegImpor, Dut,c. IN M I

Messrs. Barring Brothers Co.. In aNB~er to their In
quires addressed the Goth juno last the Foreign
once, respecting the alleged reduction by the French
authorities In Mexco ri the import duties to half OF
the rates or the tariff have received the following for
nation rom that ofce."As regards the reduction OF
6ty per tho import duties goods introduced
through Vera Cruz and destined TO be forwarded TO the
interior through the French lines the French government
claim the right to make such reduction as one which
appertnns TO the position they hold in Mexico and they
state that the object Of the reduction Is 10 draw radc
to Vera Cruz and thereby increase the duties at that
port the measure win beneft the parties TO the conven
tons, ae well as French intereatse, ~ ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
The Indian Troubles.

special from ST. Paul says the reported death Of
Little Crow has received positive confirmation by his SON.
who was captured BY detachment Of soldiers on tho
10th Of July. .ia t
Advices from General sibley to the 22d ut have
received. He had reached camp where six hundred
lodges had been: but the Indians had left. When he
wrote he their trail four miles from the Missouri
Coteau, and said he should follow them wherever they
mia Land
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

The Second National Bank of New York has just
elected Henry A. Hurlbut as President The capi-
tai Of the bank is $500 900, with the privilege to
increase to ono million.
The Security Fire Insurance Company win pay
on demand scrip dividend Of fifty Ave per cent,
an interest dividend Of six per cent their scrip,
and q cash dividend of seven per cent on their
stock. 7eNS8
The importations Of dry goods at the port of
New York for the week ending August Is, 1868,
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, August 14-6 p NJ.
AsHEs-sales were MADE Of 80 bbls pots at 6Ic. and
small lots Of pearls at SIC sia
BIRsxAx was dull and unsettled.
BAGS aud BAGcIYG continued Inactive and nominal
BREADHurm-There was considerable activity in the
-four market to-day. but at easier prices. The day
sales included $50 bb State and Western 800 South
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

Wheat was 10 fair request particularly prime, whct
was Arm. Sales made of 124 900 bushels at 81 81
81 soX for amber Western 81 II 81 20 for red winter
Western, csc. 81 10 for Milwaukee club 81 20 81 q
for amber Iowa and Wisconsin, and and 81 10 fol
Chicago spring Corn declining, with sales OF 1873 0OC
bushels including mixed Western, at &c. and 6Ic for
unsound 81 nc. CSC. for sound ana 68kc 13c for
white and yellow do Oats wore heavy, at 42c &c. for
poor choice Rye ruled dull n SOC. 90c Barley and
barley malt continued quiet sa aa..
Boo1s and SHOES steady, with slightly improved
inquiry. The auction sale was fairly attended, and
desirable styles sold well. {tF3 asHf
CANDLES were quiet at old rates rt
COFEe in moderate demand, with sales OF 100 bags
Ro 100 bags Maracabo and 800 bags Cape he latter in
Bcston) on t. We quote Rio, prime, at 2Shc; good
2oo; fair to good cargoes, 26c 27c. Java mats and
bags 36hc $780,; Maracaibo, 200. Bic. Iaguayra,
2oc a Soc; 81. Domingo, 20c. sg4 g. ~ sE#
CoTToN continued quite heavy at 66xc. 67hc. for
Mddli6gB, with selqs Of $50 bales.
DRUGS, DYES and DYEwooDs wore inactive and rather
FRUr-The market was quiet. but prices were steady
at 81 60 for layer rasins and 81 10 for bunch do.
FREIcns we're less active To Liverpool there were
shpped 1000 bbls flour at Is 3D. 2s part by steamer
SIS 900 bushels grain, by steamer and sailing vessel at
7hd a5hd; 800 bbls: petroleum at o.. 900 boxes
at 2s 3d. o. 3d.. 600 bushels grain at 6szd. 3D.
and 500 bags clover seed at 2s Cd To Cork ~ bush
els grain, for orders At g. 3D. TO Belfast cargo OF
g. ss' Cd. 0s' o. " "'p ''' ''''' p'''''''A ~
HAY was selling freely at csc. asl IS for North river
bale. z. r-ef~
Hors we're in moderate demand to-day at iSc 22c
mostly at 16c. a zoe.
Hrps- wsTe quiet and somewhat depressed.
LEATHER wk IN fair demand and arm.
MErAIs--A moderate business reported In all kinds
al about previous quotations.
MoLAssrs was steady, but unusually quiet.
Ons 10 limited request and rather heavy.
PRovIsoNs-Pork was heavy TO day with sales OF 500
bbs nj $13 rs &13 so FOR mess $l1 so $1 90 for
old mess and $40 so $40 81 for new prime Beef was
quiet with sales Of 10 bbls at 50 rs sl3 rs prime
and sl3 so SIS for extra mess Lard in moderate
request. with sales OF 900 packages at 9<c 10hc.
OF cut meats 100 packages changed hands at 4xc &C.
for shoulders aud Sag sac. for hams. Bacon was in
active at &c. a7Kc Butter and cheese continued quiet
a, previous prices.
Res heavy at 7c. zsSc for West India With sales
OF $50 bags.
active, with sales Of 800 hhds at II Sc
n 12c for Porto Rico, and 9hc. a IL &c. for Cuba.
TstLow.-Sacs were made Of 120 900 lbs. at 10kc.
1okc.
waisxrr Sales transpired OF 600 bbIs at 45tsc 46c
ToRAcco was In moderate reques prces In favor Of buy
sales 403 hhds. kentucky at q a1St &c.
WooI--Tie ma ket continues dun generally and prices
something lower: sales for the week 30 900 lbs
fleece at Tic 900 lbs Mesteza and $50 bales Buepos
Ayres private terms 10 bales Cordovs at 37kc and
lots Of Donsko at 3sc. 4oc, and 200 bales Cape at
m 10
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

By reducing the wheat to -four. the quantity of
the latter left at tide water this year, compared
with the corresponding period Of last year. shows
deficiency equal to 902 $40 bbs. -four. sa
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
from January to August were:--
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The market Is well supplied with varied ASSORTMENT
Of fruits Of bcter quality than has been yet
Some excellent peaches are be had at reasonable
prices. As rule however, the description OF fruits ap
pears not TO be quite good former seasons The
following prices ruled yesterday
hEAr-prme roasting beef. 16c per lb.; porterhouse
STEAK, l6c. siroln steak 12c l4c.; chuck ribs 11o
iSc coatse aud soup pieces, &C. To- corned beei 7c
Ioc mutton fore quarters &c. 7c mutton, hind quar-.
ters, To- 1oo.; mutton chops 100. ham llc iSc.;
oacon loc. lSc.: pork, &c. a 100.
VEGETABLES tirecn 1so per dozen cars cabbage,
cc nc per head carrots 30 per bunch tomatoes, 2oc
per quart parsley, &C. q &c. per bunch new potatoes
lsc 2oc. per half peck squashcs &C. Sc each lot.
tuce, 20. SC per bunch oucumbcrs, I2c per dozen:
surnps &c per bunch onons, Sc per bunch old onions
SIC per half IT. PECK string beans. 1sc. per half beck
FRUITS -Blackberries &C. per baekct; pears ISc SIC
per half reck pineappn, lac. 26o each oranges 37c
100 per dozen apples, isc Csc per hslf peck rasp
berries lc &C. per basket; currants, So Sc per 10
posones loc l2c per quart whortieberrios 12c per
poulrsy AND GAxp--sprng chickens, 7sc asI Is Der
pair FOWL 76c Il IL per pair. ducks, 76c 81 II per
pair turkeys, lec. Tic. per Ib. woodcock, 81 IL
FsH.Haddock. &C. per ib cod, So; mackerel, l2c.,
weak fish, l0c. hslbut, 15c. salmon, s0c. blue asb
&c.. ceis l2c founders 1c base, &c.; porgies 7c
striped bass, l2c.; Spanish mackcrel, a7c.
Markets. #.eF =,
PHILADELPHIA, August IA, 1ses
Flour dull. wheat duh and declining white Al 40
81 So rod, 81 IS 81 38 Corn advanc ing ana IN d.
mand Oats lowor. Petroleum active. bonded At 62e
GocJ whiskey steady at 45c a45hc.
Flour dun and unchanged Wheat dull Corn 10 fa,r
demand and steady sales IS COO bushels 65c Oats
quiet: sslce 5000 bushels at6c Barley scarce Rye
ssl's lo1 bushels az 2, sos whisksy-sales "a bels =,
Expcrtst 400 bushels wheat 600 bushels corn IL 900
busheh cats tNH
The New York herald., 1863-08-15
LOST AND HOUND.

M the soth Of July = afed g years long fes,urs
ress black shsw broehe border also red sad black
wooen shawl small barred calico skirt and sack
ana leather shoes Any information Of her win be thank
fully recevjd BY her husband william sculy Me- a6 Wed
Twenty seventh street. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-08-15

IuRNHAxs FURNITURE E-rREss. OFFICE lis
- wes, Eleventh street between rfh snd siate - enue>
ped all OF the world. Large wasons Tor removing
furnitare In cts or 10 Ne ceunuy Furnissse 0osed