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Passengers Arrived

ia r,,am,hp CRY ~ Mdnohoirr, from LirePool-G Edit
and lsdy Abfaham FISHER T. r. Davis. John Rogers Mr.
Allsopp George Flsom. George Collier George Hll, J. y
Glendenn Henry Levi Btnot Meter, VIM. White and lady,
George mc Dr. Douglas Capt. Sellers. Capt W. ). Kelly,
Can't o. e. Webbcr sud ady. Mn Chas. Nebb,r Mrs liar
nry and son Mi.s Dr.co Miss Malcolm, NJ Van DOES, Mr.
lilez and sdy VIM Grfth., John Radcliffe. Jr and al
in the stcrrAg.. -
Ia ,sp Cyao.u,e from, LireIoArthur Wood lady and
children. -
IN brig India JSon Ponee-Jamcs Leathe and family
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cnIrnr CALENnAR-TrIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERa.-Nos l.}9,
40 l4 l I46 l47 l8, 49, 56 pa 1872 l53 Isl, 1856 l3
iJs 100, I6I, 1872 l6i 1865 1866 l67, 1863, 1862
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-P Mos. 1883,
ac6 805 SIS 27J 600 SCI 83, l62, 1883, 46, 1890 l6
1897 6l8 CO. li26 1895 1886 S55. Part IlINos 1857 S
1888 1906 l4l+ 's 1870 1927 1874 1926 1929, 1882 1884
1886. 1879 l440 ltti, lii9, lI46. 755. 49, o,,
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-kos. 20, 80
357
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Case
on No calendar made up Part llAdjourned for the term
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part l.-tWlthout
iury) MOE a. 81 81 Part lI.-Nos. 81, H. IS, u.
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At II p. N. the quotations were: Gold, lt4, n. Y.
Central l443; Erie l2j; Erie Preferred, ll5.i Micm
gan Central, l4si; Michigan Southern, n6i; Toledo
Aei; Fort Wayne 1856 Canton, 20; Quicksilver, ~;
Ohio and Miss Cer Go; Hudson, 1911; Harlem, l27i
Reading 493; Illinois Central 80; Pittsburgh l2oi
Galeno, 1926! Rock Island, l2J.i Toledo and Wabash
e.; Cumberland 81 Mariposa, 422; Marietta Isl Pre-
Rorr sc
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iAdver,isementl

DhONNS DnUNCuihD /. ---s~----.f --' --- "a -H--- y
10 dissolve in the mouth, have direct influence To the al
eeted parts. soothing effect to the mucous lining OF the
yndpipe ,ays Pulmonary irritation and rives relief In
Coughs Colds and the various Throat Affections to which
public speakers and singers are liable.
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AdveriisemeD'.l

HUMAN FACES" and "STGSs oR CHARAc-
TYR FOR interesting articles Body and Mind Our Social
Relations. Ethnoory, Psychology, Physioosy Phrenoosy'
Phy.iognomy with portraits and Bosphe. Of the Rev d.
Bellows Dr. Darcy. Lieut. Pitienger aud others see The
IILus1HArHD PHRExoLoGcAL JOURNAL for APRIL - cts
or 30 wear Fowler WELLs No 3O8 Broadway, N. y
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHt,
For weaknesses arising from Exeesse. Usbi,s Of Ms,
ton, Esry Indiscretion or Abuse atena.d '-p<
with the following symptoms:
indsposition 10 Exertion, Loss Of Po~er,
Loss Of Memory Difficulty of Breatbin,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror OF Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness OF vision, Pain In the Back
Hot Hands, finishing Of the Rod
Dgyness of the Skin ErnDtious ON the ~.
Universal Lassiude Of the Palld Countenanc.
Muscular System
These symptoms Ii allowed 10 20 on which tbi.
invariably removes, soon follow
lMPOTENCY, FAULTY, EPILEPTIC FITS.
In one OF which the patient n,y expire Who can say the,
are not frequently followed by those drefu d.eaes ~
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTIONI
Many Of the Of their suffering bu, nom,
will confess The records Of the Insane Asyums ana the
ancLoly deaths by Consumption bear ample witness TO she
truth of the assertion. T " Wv
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
reqDires the aid OF medicine strengthen and nveor tn
system. which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU inysri.-
by does. triai viii convince the skeptical.
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l.,

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESf
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED. OR CONTEN
PLATING MAKRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 10 Females the Extract Bucba
uneqused by any other remedy In Choros Rste-
ton, lrTeg alrs Painuness Suppression Of Customary
EyacUatons liberated Scirhou. Of the Uterus
corrhea Whites. stehty and for all complaints ncden.
70 tue whether arising from ndiscreiion hab Q! Dis
patton, Or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT RI
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-SlARcH %
Before Judge SHIPHAS.
ADMISSION 10 PRACTICE.

On motion of Assistant United State District
Attorney Andrew. John D. Billings, Attorney snd Cotu.
s.or this state admitted to practice IN this Court.
United States District Attorney Smith INSIDE snhsr
ton Ia behalf Of Geo. q. T.rwiger of this state Both gen
tleuen
Til. Judge announced that he would be- on Wrdne..
day and perhaps Thursday a this week. Try IN
another district aud discharged the Jury till Friday.
Tie Hon. r. ;. lied, Judge OF the United States Dsrr,
Our, IL Ncw.ierscg occupied seat the bench beside
Judge shipman during the proceedings.
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l)ori- Uaroens' Notice.

STATE NEw-YoPEy,u, {
-. l.. ,.ssss
~-y1ICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April H. 1857 entitled An Act 70
the Wardens Oee OF the Fort OF New 10
ali person. interested n having charge Of the subject
matter such inquiry, examination or survey that the FOL
lowing under examination Dy the Port.N
dens and that the said surveys examinations viii be com
pc within ten days neat succeeding this notice on board
said vessels:
Steamship City # MaDchestsr.....P No "a y.
steamship
Ship Escurt....... tler NO. u ~ n
BARK Georg. ;. Brown............. etmores wharf.
BARK tafhcflne.
Nug Blue Nos~ ..........s..'...i lef 20 r n
sehr Armenia.
schr New otk.... .......s.' Iier 20 ~ r. II
srhr tesmsu.....................Pie Pier No 5E.R
&. n. BRAAH.ALL, President.
J. Augs IIHRRIy,y Secretary.
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The "Goid Bill passed by Congress was ex-
pected reduce the premium specie The pbic hsVo ot
VET realized is benehccHt effects bn they do know that The
BEsT CoYEE-hrsh favor aud economy bring considered
is kYSTs EAST INDIA CoYYEr which l. sold by all Frocrs
Is cents per pound Ash for kESrs No other genuine
General Depot, No. l5s Reade-st.
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compelled number OF citizens the west side OF the city, IN
and nea, Twenty street. to give them Of money
threatening In Of refusal, to burn their houses
The Court then adjourned until Thursday
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TIVE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
i mencod In the NEW WORK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
THE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
L menccd In the NEW YORK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
TIVE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com.
i meuced ], the SEW-iORk WEEKLY TOMORROW.
yNHE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be COM
i Inenced in the NETWORK WEEKLY TOMORROW
T1,HE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will he COM
l meuoed in the NETWORK WEEKLY To'MoRRoW.
1--WE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
/ menced IN the NETWORK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
rVHE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
/ mencod In the NEW.lOKk WEEKLY TO MORROW.
vNHE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be COM
i meuced in the NETWORK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
rI,HE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be COM
i meneed in the NEw.loRK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
fVHE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be COM
i m.need in the NEW.iOBK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
V,HE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
l. inenccd in the NEW-YORh WEEKLY TOMORROW.
VHE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
i uienced In the NETWORK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
rp,HE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
i nrnced In the NEWYORk WEEKLY TOMORROW.
rNHE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
l mcuced in the NEW-YORK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
UNHE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be COM
4 meuced In the NEW.YORK WEEKLY TO MORROW.
rNIIE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
L meneed ia the NEW.YORK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
1--WE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
L ed in the NEW.lORK WEEKLY TOMORROW
v'lIE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
L ,ncncrd in the NETWORK WEEKLY TOMORROW.
V'HE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be COM
i menecd in the NEW.iORK WEEKLY TOMORROW
VVHE SUDDEN MARRIAGE will be com
l. mcuced in the NEW-YoRk WEEKLY TOMORROW
EIGHrH WARD
IL LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUB. .
AZ meeting If the Loyal Electors Of the Eighth Ward held
a, sprng. halt on Iuc.dsy evening March 90 1861 the fol-
Low ing tamod oiicers were dnly elected;
President,
JOHN j. SHAW.
NicePTesidents,
ANDREW STEWART, ABRAHAM + kdhhh
ALFRED BRADY, J. GRAHAM iuobEhIs'
CIlAS i. THOMPSON, DANIEL ~, MODShi'
JACOB Is. CRANE, H. g. pEnniVi,t'
W. Il. J.. KING, JOIN ~ NnAMi,
SAMUEL NASH, DAWN j. oahLEi'
Treasurer ....f
. . VIM. &. HAMA.
EDWARD HALLocK. secretaries
gHos. q. BAkKk, } =, d, -. ,.Liot,
MI JoLn j. shaw offered the following Resolutions "ch
unanimously adopted; ~, H. rt,l,h
Re.oIrrd That We Union Loyal Electors OF the Eshth
dou and honor Abraham Lincoln ana pehcr
tbn he on g TO be renomnsed TO the once the duties OF
which he has during the impending Rebellion 80 ish'oy as
charged. -. r;,.oi, c,,oo;o
Club and that pledge ourselves TO employ every
and legitimate effort to secure Tor 'ecohu f AZ MS ns
Office eminent Chief Magistrate.
LIME ARTS.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sup-Ri,e, $40 SetG....... 6:21 Moon-Kses...2A
Hicn WATER rms osT
SANDY Hook u q Gov island. li2 Hell Cato j'2J
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A SUBMARINE MINE TO BE ExpLoDED.-To

A SUBMARINE MINE TO BE EXPLoDED.-TO-
Gay, between and 2 o'clock public experiment will
b. made in Waabout Bay of device for blowing up
vessels by submarine mines. hulk will be towed over
given spot at speed of ten miles hour and the
destructive effect Of the explosion practically demon
strated. Corlaers Hook the Williamsburg wharvcs
will be good points from which witness the expert
ment and doubtless thousands attracted by its novelty
Will be there to see. F rrt
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LIME ARTS.

EINE ARTS. .e....--,.,-....
mo-. remarkable collection Of the hne-tworks by some
of the very best artists OF France aud Germany w' be open
10 the public on Friday next.
TWO by EDOUARD kRERE,
TWO BY MERLE, -
Ann ONE EACH BY TROYON WILLEAS, ANkER,
GUILLEMIN, TRAYER, CASTAN.
"Chrit Walking on the Sea- by Jssbsr and other bopo
Omen nee dsv and evening net" ."'] '--'o"
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COURT or GENERAL sEsSIONs.-MAaou el-B.for.
Recorder IloYfs.s.
sJ,NTENCFS

SENTENCES.
Sarah Dillon, convicted of manslau ghter in the
fourth degree. Sentence suspended
Ann Hobart. senpt Al grand larceny Penitsutisry ia
months.
Berrard Quinn attempt grond larceny. lou.e Refur
Mary Mitchell, attempt at grand larceny. fenicry
William and Thoma. Norris, petty l,rceuy House Of
Refuge. ...
William Leith, couperieins labe, Pententiary nine
months.
Johm Rivers grand larceny State Prison two year.
William sniib grand larceny. State Prison ycars.
Julia Highland plead guilty Of petty larceny demanded
James Myers plead guilty Of larceny from the person.
Rru,a
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CRY BREvITIEs.--After the mild, May-like,
sunshine OF the TIVE previous days cold. raw. cloudy.
snow threatening yesterday pretty hard upon SEN
sve constitutions. provoking coughs, eatarrhs ndu-
and all the other dssgreesble disorders peculiar
20 sueb sudden yariatcDs Of ten Deratue and giving all
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Take no Bslssm, Mercury Unpleasant Medicines fer
pleasant and Dsngerou, Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages at lutte Expenses little change Of
Diet; no Inconvenience AND NO EXPOSURE.
Ii causes frequent sire and gives strength 10 Urisae
thereby reoyn: obsructions preventing and eung strict
ures uf,thrs asyng pain snd Inflammation, lIeqaeu,
in this class of diseases, and expciius POISONOUS,
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER.
Thousand. upon thousands no have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACAS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES 10 be cured IN .her
time have found they deceived and ths the PVson'
has BIZ the OF Powerful Astrnsents" been dried Up N
the system to break ont in al aggravated form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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COURT or GENERAL SEsSIONS-MARcH 2s.-Before
Recorder HoTSaAs.
Emma Blair pleaded guilty OF grand larceny.
Remanded
Peter Burke indicted for robbery in the first degre
acquitted lie will be tried number Of other indictments,
Abe pseIe, dUrpg the ios ast July, hradeds Kaas Ard
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RIOT AT BELLEVUE HOsPITAJ.-On Monday
evening last, John Donnclly, aged years WIS run
over by car No 10 Of the East River Railroad and
severely injured that he died in Bellevue Hospital dur
ing the evening. Yesterday the parents of the buy
called at the hospital and demanded the body. The
Hospital authorities said they could not comply with the
request until after the inquest had been held The pa.
rents then left. bu returned shortly after with
cited crowd, who scaled the high brick walls surround.
ing the Institution forciby removed ihe body from its
coffin and conveyed 10 the residence OF the parents
al the OF First and Twenty.sIth street
Coroner Collin will hold inquest to-day.
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,,,,r>tpOID.S ROSE WASH.

HEI.AIBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
nil excellent lotion diseases OF syphhtie nature and az
A. ine:on in Diseases tie ruary Organs Arising rOni
habits o., spaiion used IN connection win the Eiise
In,hu and SarspanA in such diseases Us recobn.hdes
irncs of the most responsible aud reliable character "n
accompany the medicines;
IRON M 70 20 YEARS STANDING, with -
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
r,sprES May Or Tfis uNiTED STATES
Professor DEVICES valuable works Oh the f'''i's
See remark. made by the celebrated Dr. PHfslc Phil
udepfa ,, ,.nowrtt col.
ebrated phy scsn ana Member Of he hoya .o'sss o. s
geons Iiaud. and published IN the transactions OF THO NHs
Sc Ned cLirur.ica Review published by BENJAMIN
TR AYERS Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
s-ee mos, . the late STANDARD WORKS on Medicine,
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or SIX Tor 90 ..
EXTRACT sARsAPARiLLA, 81 per bottle, or Six foc7
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. 'oo per bottle, OF Six f's
or Hall Dozen each for 81. which viii be sufficient 80
cue the most oesnase cases directions are adhered TO-
Delivered TO any address securely packed om oo'eaiion
Describe symptoms all COMMUNICATIONS Cure s''''a'
toed. Advice sasls
AFFIDAVIT
p,,onsv appeared before Ndermsu OF the Cay o.
phiy,tonljs H. A. Hdnb0ld being duly sworn. dae
~ arsparson contains narcotic, mercury, or ohes
miuroo: drugs, but aretrAly vegetable =, ~ up,vpo,n
Sworn aud .ubscribedb,fore tn, day OF Novemhcc
1884 WA. P. HlBbARD, AldrIman,
sh-s,., above Race Philadelphia
Adder l.uer. for information, in conndenoe to
n. r. HELNIBOLD,
CHEMIST
PRINCIPAL DEPoTs.
uv,>nolp,s DRUG AND CHEMICAL ",RE~-
HOUSE.
HELMBoLDs DRUG .d ASp CHEMICAL "AN'
HELMsoLDs DRUG IAN; AM CHEMICAL WARE
NJ no4 BROADWAY, \. v, ON
No. 1914 BROADWAY, N. ". Oh
No 5o4 BROADWAY, n. ", OK
MEDICAL DEPOT
MEDICAL DEPOT,
IEI.NJROID'S MEDICAL Dt.POlS
No IOa SOUTH TENTIl-Sr. PHlLApELrnlA
M 1Oa so6TH TENTH-sT., PHlLADELfhh'
xo IOa SOUTH TENTH-sr, rHlLADELphiA.
REwARE on CoUNTERtElTs AND CNrHi'''-
10 dispose az their own and other" sT'Ie's'
Oh the reputation astainedb BY
Im,I.MBOLDs GENUINE PREPA
RATIONS.
HELMB0LDs
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCBu.
HELMBoLDS ;
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS.
TAKE NO OTHER.
an, IN. .dveui,smsn. and sepd for Il, and svsithD
sossGos sad sxBosuis
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felmbolo's Msoitiu,s

'NHE GREAT AMERICAN 'REMpn1rS
l. KNOWN AS DiLS,
HELMBoLp's GENUINE PREPARATORY
"HlGHLY CONCENTRATED,
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHu
positive and specific Remedy for Disease n, III n,
KIDNEYS, GRAVEL and DROPSiCAL SxvF IN LAUDER.
This medicine increases the power Of digss,;h
the sbsorbent into healthy scton by which be a1
eae,on dePositions and all unnstu. enlsr,eren,s or
Women or Children. e0o Tor h,A
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Raiiea.
March 2s-steaners America, PeruI..
ships Marianne Notebohm, White Eagle, sarnara.
Barks-Cienfoegos, Csusnian, Jasper
Bngs-G w Barter Dolphin, Eureka, J. Ti,us, Blenk.
Schooners-Lima Chas. Bentley J. Wood, Ocean Bio,
jos. Nickerson.
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They came By the following routes: Erie Railroad. fO2
Hudson River Railroad, LOS; Harlem Railroad lJO New
Haven Railroad o. Camden and Amboy Railroad i New
Jersey Central Railroad 2GO by Hudson River boats, sl on
foot TO- About & 900 were in the yards on Monday.
LIST pRoyERs.
The following are the names OF droyers or con
snees Of the principal droyes and where the cattle
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USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs Wheeler
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating. and matter o. how
lony standing Diseases Of these organs
REQUIRE the aid Of Dinretic
UFLMBOLDS EXTRACT BuClU n,,u,,,,
Is LIE GREAT DiURETlC-
Aan IT rs CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
II is RECOMMENDED.
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REvRNTs TO CONE OFF.-A lecture will be
delivered by the Rev. DR. Haganey on the Life and
Times Of Charles H. for the benefit Of the L. s. SAM.
fary Fair. in the Bedford street NJ. T.. Church this
evening.
grand exhibition in aid Of the Fair will be given by
Che pupils of the 10Th Ward Public Schools tomorrow
evening in the Cooper Institute.
Mr.. G. jerome Hopkins will give his first Easter Tide
Organ Concert in aid Of the Madison street Baptist
Church in that edfce, at o'clock this evening.
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THE OPERA.-Martha will be presented at
che Academy of Music tonight. Tomorrow evening
Faust will be repeated On Saturday afternoon there
will be grand gala Matinee.
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NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
FoR TIE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY MARcn29, 1864
Sheep and
R..vs, Cows yess Lambs Swine Total
S053 10 6N E,iJ0 gJ6l 2b,e6l
These were sold at the follow ing Market Places:
, 1864-08-17
Markets by Telegraph.
: NEW YORK CATTLE p1ARKET.

[CLCSING DATl :
{TelerrAphed E1clnsIvely fer the Chicago Ttlnunel
NEW YoEK, Tuesday Evening, Aug. 16, ISL.
BEEF cATTLE-Tha receipts of bsef CAstis ut
all yards OF tie CRY, for the week endtnE Today,
amount 10 SAT- herd. The market has been less f.
VorAb1e THAI Oh yesteru:y. but without ANY Qnotao!e
change: prices having ranged from 11steslo5o for
iA4t TO prime ponlitles.
sHEEf-Tbe receipts Ct Sheep according to the re-.
ported asles Of susep brokers, have been 15h hesd,
price per hesd has been $500 for far 10
trimo qualities.
HoGs-The receipts Of HOGS for taa, week number
ssh head. Tbs quotations so-coy Of corn fed Hogs
per 10 ~ lire weight 1lKssi2o. This quotations
OF dieainef5ied Hoga per 100 ~ 1tve weight are k
&llRc. Athlete quotations the market u dnll and
inactive. sOLoy R0BI1SON.
To the Associated Psess.1
Enw YoRK, Tuesday, Aug Ia. 1861.
cattle msrfet rece1pts: Becves, 6F4S: cowF. lS7 :
aniFeo, ESQ; et6ep and jerDbs. Is 4c: eEtne 6a1.
lae t9ffeat prices tor the week at au the markets
BsEf CAErIr77F11st .qu.lttv, sls COATS 50: ord,-
nSfy n !" gscd quail J. q! 5oai7oo: common quality.
cran,sv T4ws tSP 1iP 9uasy sSe
VI.L .ALyfs-F1rst qusllty, 1p@1te per pound !;
oIaainAfY' anY sh9sHcs, common. 7k8eHc: Inferior,
sHEsPAsp LAxus-E1tas, per head. s7ooaa.oo:
pi1me; tr1 $s;oMS9; o5tinary. $aoo@6.oo; common,
:, sW,sx-coFn fed. per pound. l1hci2c: still fed,
, 1864-08-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

Union Leneue-There will b meeting
Of Council, No 8, West, At their hall on Milwaa.
lee syenue, this {WedncsdaY) evening. A inll at-
tendance Is desired as Important business will be
transacted.
A Down Town Merchant having passed
several eieep!ees nights. disturbed by the >agouies
and cries Of = suffering child. and becoming con
vineed ttat Mrt. Wfns3ow's Soothing Syrup was
5ust The article needed, psocnred supply for the
child. On resehins home, apd acquainting his
x witn 8 What 1e had @ @d9re ths refused to hare
favor Of omeopathy.: That night the child passed
ia suffering. and the pa5ents without s:eep: Re-
the oahy etill worfe; and while contemplating an-
other sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the room to attend to some domestic dnttee and
LEFT the htber with the child. Du1tce her absence
he administered portion Of ,he Soothing syrupto
The baby, and said nothing. That night all hands
elept wei, and the little fellow awoke In the morn
Ing bright and happy, The mother was delighted
hough 1t first offended Al the dnseptlon ptartIced
pon her. hss continued 10 use The syrup, and sui
, 1864-08-17
POLICE COURT.
The Mcdonnell Ceuua-Other 4pecI.
mems OF falleu Humanity.

Mcdonnell seemE 10 be ubiquitous: be is On the
bench. in the prisoners' box, and In the Bride
well. all at the saue time. Now and then too you
w1n find him to be gentleman at large, pteplng
sn'o lager bcer glasses in nli sorts OF odd plnces
ana oeeasionalls dancing jte on the curhstone.
pSs phanT ~ tne Ut two weeks not day hiss passed
WEI @ ~ a9aeYua1ia.. could not frd at the Armo-
~ natlon. Nnliana. fthat name, wAs seut duRn to
taeGt, mutenn aqf deptased animate na:ure, yes
te1os} sna mssatas: Ae had been Inorl. Ing in sau-
70 vas dned Eine dollar. sad he,as u1shIs to nav
the snaoont his pessonai security Wss soesotsa. '
fsanS osL.t,ct teooesed Counterfeit b,li 1t a
, 1864-08-17

toPeca1 D.epatch to the chicago 1f1oune.l
81. LOUIS. Tuesday, August Is. 1854.
ToBACco-Active demand for lnsa and shipping
leaf. Depression fully recovered: quotations very
fnll. Offerings in three warehouses comprised 2s6
hide. Of which rs hhds we're sold.
FLoun-Very dnll, Sales go bcls city euper1ne at
81 b1is extra at 3s.B.; 10 btls choice do $a15
60 do double extra st J1o,1p
a-Rheat-Recetpts email. Market 1smer
Sales include 25 bags poor fail At $50, 1,Os bags
good to Prime At slso: sB bags p,ims at els5, 2s77
taeIs choice At $ls7@1,so: SIS do at 41.91, aud
81 St.95- Corn steady. Sales: 462 bags mixed
and yellow "a baRs white IN poor sacks
At sltG, 5000 BacKs mixed at Sial dsllvered. Oats
Inactive; ISLES Of lis bars at ac SEQ lots at
&c; 1so do At 77Hc es1 co rejected and In mixed
Eac1s at 1910 1866 do in secondhand baKB At 72c
Rye inactive sales Of 1s9 sacks In lots at per
buste1.
PBoy1sIoSs-Lard-Sa1e Of Is tle7ces choice kettle
At sGc.
,:WH1skT-Ftrmer: sa5 brls In lots were reported
At 4l.1a.
, 1864-08-17

,a;oon en- the evr:scs Of y e.b and Monroe street.
Hs t:s asaaIeQ 70 Tie exception which was aken 10
n;r epec1al currency. A.d made certain dcmonstrn-
t'ons Of hls phys ability which wero aunafata.
ns 20 me landl"rd end Damaging to bis ob.erTue
hhfe Smith, female Of tnte.estinp anne,-s,no
ini Introduced hsFfelf to afrs. Weston, ssse1tins
tnat eat "fs IN want OF sl.1ution. Mrs, Weaton
SAID she had been in similar prtdi .auoent herSei
&C The defendants story excited her sympsfhIes'
swhcreupon she tonS her home. In q fes honr;,
Miss Smith vas missing, and Ut the same time a
vausDie c}osk Eas NOW hire to be found. The no.
ncs tuhsequen1ly fopna the missing glruent MON
the person Of the accused. The justice rennfred
Court. " -oe A's.osue1 .
-, tspfent policeman charged poor cir, from
M'ehaGsn, with 1acrancy+ She had sons dollars
IN & heE pocket, aud Justiee Miller protesting hat
'nch charge could not hold where a person h1d
yi-fhle means ofsupport di.ulissed the caee. The
teIsle expressed desire to Obtain free franspor-
1Sson 70 her friends. and his honor promised to
n ushanns, for ota.rucHne the sidewalk with
tined len 1palafr oHN~ss "Ae