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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

pyro, herself who, several years before her DEAN
riaced IN Mrs Stoves hands detailed account VI Wy
tragedy leaving it at Mrs Stoves option 10 maxi IN
s,, ,rblic The publication In tins country ana ID
Gland Of the Countess Guccolis memors, III "ihc "
the old scandals against Lady Byron are reiter'e n
made this the fitting moment for Mrs stowe 10
her trust and vindicate the memory OF one wno'i 9
Martpeau calls " the most remarkable Enghsh"oii"n VI
o,,r century,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

Our Otcn Birds by WILLIAM L. BAILY 81.
B. Lippincott Co.. presents for young readers fam
lar account Of the ornhoogy Of the United States 1t
makes little or no attempt scientific description, winch
would only repel the class Of readers for whom 1t Is in
tended but brings together few leading facts sufficient
TO give fair idea appearance and habits Of all the
principal American birds. The book Is beautifully
printed and fully illustrated.
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u usinl Snstrumtnts.

IF yOu want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
L. p CUMMINGS Whtetoom. No = Unobtqusfs Sold on la
sAm.nt or rented suit eusionsrl Only look tbsm be-
fore you decide sseNhers.
DRINCE g. Co.'s ORGANS and MELODE0NS,
Il Acknowledged the best In The world
AZ Varieties, from go 10 500 each Tor SALE or RBNT
...... :. T. GORDON No. iO6 Broadway
DIANOS, MEL0DEONS, and ORGANS
Prizes greatly reduced for cash New TOeaJe Planes OF hs class
makers for 8215 and upward New Cabinet Organs for SS and
ward midland INSTRUMENTS from so S7a Monthly Install
received tsl Broad
way HORACE WATERS
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Mr.. A. BrentanO has received rlch sVore Vi
,rcgp magazines in most OF which Will be iound enter
toInnent II not always instruction. The monthly parts
~ On,s a Week. and Az the Year Round are perhaps az
oood az any On the list and the latter OF them contains
At least two papers which may safely be credited to the
nen of Charles Dickens London Society as usual is filled
with light sketches tales and good pictures o. Pdhls
10 nnbsbpg Mrs Oliphants The Three Brothers,, ana
has begun new story also. The COrnhH trusts NANNY
I'm Charles Reade but has moreover an Interesting
"Japanese Sermon" translated into English) curious
history OF Buccanier," paper on "sun-Spots' &C
Beigravia Ti,,sleys Temple Bar, and The 0en"e"d"'
haoa.ine are all rather moro interesting than usual
ChamberSS Journal is good and respec'aple' anu A
World Of Fashion and The Engiishwomdn' DO"S''''
Magazine gorgeous.
We have received Legends Of Fauy Lana
in prose and verse, by Mrs. ANNA BACHE 'ihauoipi'
Caxton Remsen, Il HafelhDger)i Sea-Drgb d JuVenilo
story by FADETrE" CThe same) new EDITION OF d. -
BUTLERs historical account Of Lake george ana Ldhe
Chapp lain, with Photographic illustrations and wood'
euts "a p Putnam SOM; The Independent Ihtrd Reda
sr nv T MADISON WATSON "a. s. Barnes CO..; A Shdo-
b Geuts Storv and other Tales Of the volumes OF
Annleton,s cheap edition of Thackeray's works; the
illustrated Annual of PhrenOioGy and PhyStoGlomt py o.
r WELLS Is r. Wells) and Wedlook, or the Right Retd-
lions of the Seres by r. WELLS the moral Of which Is
that in choosing wife it is well to be guided by the
chronological bumps, well by various hand-bookS
printed and sold by the enterprisng author ana pun
Usher OF this very silly work.
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6itp ataI Gstzt, for Sale.

4 FIFTH-AYE. HOUSE for SALE-0n West
n Ffyeeondst second door from FLUe Restricted nsghbOr.
hood severed and paved lot full house brown
stone bi62 hard wood doors marble ha ke with moderA I'M
pt0yemsnL be Inspected day from O'Clock ull
JONI G. GRAFT No. 229 Broadway Room No Ia
DOR SALE-A three and four-story brown
stone HOUSE q. The Improvements At bargain In Fnytlrd
st. between Sixth aud Seyeutha the last Of houses nqare
the the premises or No. % Finest, D. JOAN w.
STEVENS
E0R SALE-The 3-story, high stoOp, brown
HOUSE, No. Is In good order For
permits. &c. apply 10 X. X. LANERi, No 2i3 GrAadst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
J. JOHNsON. n. NutIIoutrT
by JOHNSON a. MIL l. r,
ID AUCTlOSBERS AND


by JOHNSON a. MILLER,
I'D AUCTIOHEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. % CaDAKsr.. NgwfoRE
Residences Lots Country aud Farms bought sold
Of &c
THURSDAY AUGUST 49,
u O'Clock at The Exchange SaeoOm No III Broadway n !.
(FOr Of Nsom IL ennccru)
TWO SPLENDID PROSPECT PARK BROOKLYN LOTS situated
Of unont dtiuI 300 feet west Of Nnthave
25Igo feet the other 3r9o feet For particulars spPJ TO the
Aucioneer. No IS kassAust. A. T.
ELOURING MILL for SALE at AUCTION
large STONE FIGURING MILL will be sold at Public Auc
dAJ Of SEPT not sold before Contains
rnns ruuung Good house auh barn attached
eeeb country The property located Genese County
Y half u Stafford station the Buffalo branch n the
Railroad and three miles south ~ Byron The Central Railroad
Sale at the Mil h NJ CARPENTER, Rochester n \.
GREAT SALE of PROPERTY-At Andover,
W YTbe entire property Ahdoyer Wooen Manufacturing Com
PAM nde viii he SOLD without the 26h
Of August 1904 Capital stock SJ0OO0 added s3O0i making
orgnh cost $1,000 The machinery sin perfect running order and
improvements Engne 4Ohoe power The fac
tory heated lire Of Ee Railroad Ia good woosSng
The Above nearly has been about months Proposals wL
be received 10 the dlJ Of w. J. LEVER President
d. BRADLEY. Secretary.
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@ltstfHtsttr County RraI GsiHr for Sale,

GREAT BARGAIN-For desirable place
~ N town Of RE I've %nass vat from AAmAoOssi depot q
plenty OF fruit and shade good oeAtOni easy
SPENCER, owner. No 23l GrandsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

THE PICTORIAL FIELD.BooK OF THE WAR OF
1872 BY BENSON ]. LOSING. Imperial SVo' PIP
1,O84. Harper d Brothers.
The valuable service which Mr.. LOSING rendered
to the history of the American Revolution he has
now repeated with equally happy results for the
story of our second war with Great Britain and we
heartily congratulate him upon an achievement
which does him so much honor. He tells MS that IN
the course of his researches he has travelled more
than ten thousand miles in this country
and Canada and visited all the spots OF DIS
to1ic interest connected with his subject from
the great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. He has con-
versed with many of the survivors of the war, and
had free access to the National and State archives
and to private collections. He Travelled with bis
sketch book in his hand he did in the preparation
of his former work; and as he has also brought to
light many prints political caricatuTes portraits
and autographs, he has illustrated his work with a
marvellous completeness, and filed it with an IN
finite variety of interesting details which more
stately historians neglect The vane of such labors
IN the calculation of history can hardly be over
estimated Mr.. LOssing's book has been published
In form worthy of its intrinsic merit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

We have received bound volume of The
Emerald weekly literary paper published in thiscity
under heIdrecton Of ID Holland 1t is Illustrated and
contains varied selection Of Irish tales, sketches bog
rapbies, poems, and other interesting reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

ENUR SALE. - -,
III THR sCHAGHTICOKB LINEN MILL,
Situated Troy the village Of iarfs Fa' formerly
hcoke Troy by the Troy aud Boston kasd
excellent about hundred horse power drawn
from fang Hoose River Collins Whee noH TO- OF ~
horse building substantial brick and slate roof built
n is6 three Iusde measurement s feet inches
bv az st inches sesgs brick wing attached 40 feet
inches tsOstor ai aud basement store House
e by rs feet r inches 1oor and attic -
feet siuchss by 10 Harrsons patent
Boiler contained thSTslB.
Seven double HOas brick and slate roof built 1907 very
substantial and good.
Terms IN,
e above premises not sold within reasonable time they will
be FOR renL
For further particulars inquire Of
Y A. PACKER Trinity Bnlling No. Ill Broadway, n. I.
GBO A. FELLOWS, No. 56 Broadway \. y
AMOS BRIGGS.
Hart
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Gong SsIunb BtaI Gstut, for Sale.

A Il HEMPSTEAD, l.. FARM of 80 acres
good land mile Rat Of Depot Large double house. 10
or barn house utbudng fruit good
fences For sale By
HAZARD. APrHoRP Co. No. 40 Broadway. cor Pipe-.t
&S KIM MODEL FARM, 40 acres; house,
Ro,OOO. 10 barn. fruit depot and water,
with crops wBLllNG u Chambers i LBWIS Hortbpot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CORD AND CREEsE by the Author Of The ,si Deos0
Cub svo. Paper. PIP. IS9. Harper q BrothoIs
Mr.. De Mile, the author of this book has ta'en'
Tor a CERTAIN popular kind Of novel writing Ni'ion
trust he will carefully cultivate; but he ppe'ue ~
lack experience He labors at any RATE uiiuo, .lo
disadvantage not uncommon to Beginners " oS,rs
unable TO forget any novel which he has previously
read In the present work the "reminiscences OF va
;s al writers are so many and sometimes
A ,pconoruops that at every twentieth page OF ~
we ara startled and amused Wilkie Collins ChaIIo9
Reoae Sir Edward Bulwer LyttOn, and AleXanucI
npmas seem to be the writer's iaVOiltcs'
that "Cord and Creese" becomes IKE cream
80 nAIopta Cristo" The Woman in White,
Strange story" Charles Auchester,D oui 10y
.nd "Tbe MoonstOne" all III one. what sorV u
rlot Mr. he Mile has constructed out OF su0h
xvoaltb of materials our readers must Hnagino Iol
themselves; we certainly shall not attenPV " uo
seribe IT, IL will be enough to say that INC 0on'"
figure in the story is calm and "ohuerlui young
man who RECEIVERS the wealth OF treasure snip SUM
nv, one of his ancestors in the Spanish
,no;D and spends his money crcumventing vii
lains and getting back his ancestral estates
other parts in the drama are acted by
an inspired musician, a few Thugs, gln
M a perpetual trance forger, handful
Of escaped convicts, pirates, HndOOs. and Beau
tifnl Being with whom the hero gets cast away
NJ sea. With all these there is of course no lack
of sensational situations The author tells his story
with force and drectness, making no effort at the
naintinz of character but seeking to create an IN
terest solely by the development of a somewhat
intricate plot He certainly has succeeded IN
making very readable novel for the admirers OF
highly spiced literary viands, and with a little
more practice we dare say he may become one Of
the most popular Of American story-tellels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

A BSOLUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL SALE
~ ofHASDSOMR VILLA PLOTS and HOTEL SITE at LAKE
MAHOPAC on SATURDAY August 1863 ats pm the premises
The property and Is considered Of the
points lake; land hgh SHADED commanding
tsnsve situated Deans Hotel and known Dr.
Carmans will be COtou Falls arrival -
and from Newiork via Harlem Railroad, 10 convey
Further particulars at onee Of Auc,louesr No. Pinsst
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Sutton Sults Of Seal 6statr.

A. J. BLEEcKER AueioneeL
j. BLEECKER, son g. Co., will sell at
"a NEDNESDAY Aug & al "a Oe"ek at the Exchange
saesroom, No III BrosdEAy.
IRVINGSTREKT MILL-BetEeen Coumbis sud Van BruntsS
Broon consisting Of all ihe
say steam Machinery and apparatus for manufacturing superb Family
Poar unrrceed Farms HomHy Meal Os Meal aud Feed
apparsta restoring Flour highly gro6be a'ap neH Smut
Mshue Elevator; Boiling Apparatus not 70 BE- best
than Fen ThousaDd Doa Buug 23I95i
aud basement favorable lease The Nil oFen 70 ipeco-
Worink Capital the bnsine highly poh
negotiable private sale partnership be entered into
b. addressing p o. Box No 4 New ofk
bT calling At the min Mapsat No n CeiArst, NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
gtal Gstatt TO Grtbang,.

gtal Gstatt TO Gft9an9s
T0 EXCHANGE-A fine new HOUSE, II
rooms good oubuiding and Of land u miles sm Mount
Vernon depot PARN unmpovv Lots Western Lands Stocks
' ' ARCHERtG BARD No. Eassau.st.
NNANTED-LANDS in Iowa, Missouri, or
w kansas In EXCHANGE for desirable waterfront PROPERTY
Brookyn L. Address u. D. e. p q. Boz No 1913 NeW-lOrk
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Country gtaI estate for SaIt.

GOAL.-For SALE, valuable COAL PROP
ERTY within bali Of Pose containing about 800 acres
mineral rights surface IL contains the Mammoth
Vein with all the everything 1t will be sold 70 close an estate at
the yer low price sllO Apply r. W. SHBAFbR Potts
vile Penn, scent for owners
NOTTNTRY HOMF-FOr SALE cheap, SO
acres at Sprg Valley Y Ghe orchard ell Kinds
Of small fruit in abundancs inmates from depot hours from New
York bonse ouhungs perfect order For particulars apply to
Y W UAIGHT No
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Gtu Hruptrtu TO ytt.
DROOME-ST, near Greene--TO LET or
ID LKAsB years Cue large re 5oITs Apply
10 | FRANK O. BROWN. No So Broadway.
no LET--Desirable LOFTS for business or
Insurance Offices Inquire MARVIN Co.'S No 25 Broadway
ok CHURCH-ST. NEW STORE and
SlC BASEMENT 25I3 feet rent 200 nOnhi lS FIost
OFFICE to LET per mouth also bali ton,
go per month In story brick building No ~ Upper
Pearlst, near Broadway. ALEXANDRA hNOA
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Siiuatiuns Ulantfo-- females.
Situations Mauito- -Nlalts.

DARTIES not requiring the exclusive services
bookksepr have their books posted aHd basee ~
Reference address
Z. o. D., TnbuSe Once.
VNANTED-A SITUATION as COACHMAN
Protestant Young couuy preigrred understands the
care willing Can be for Ne
3lg East Twenty.uiuth-st
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yous,s mN tams GIautsN

WANTED to PURCHASER small HOUSE;
w good And Of the principal
AvsnssL Apply 10 FRANK @. BkOwS No 50 broadway.
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THE ,r.,1i 8. NATIONAL Z, \, LABOR CONTENTION

The convention met as usual ON Saturday
and transacted the Glowing business before
the ne .uJournment sine die:1
A resolution was adopted 10 appoint special
committee to- organiae- tho coiored working
men OF Po1neylvania into labor unions, with
inssruotions to report their progress to the
was ALSO arreed ese
president to Issue call for q contribution Of
I've cents per member, to pay the presidenb's
SALARY and to detray such expenses as nss be
The Committee on Cooperation reported
| resolutions recommending to the workltgrhen
and women Of the country the Imperative me-
ton 10 the different branches Of Industry.
| Agreed 10. :,
Mr, Cameron, OF Illinois, offered q serea OF,
resolutions opposing the import OF a, ser
vile race Tor the purpose OF pauperiEing the
| labor OF the American workiugmen; demand
| ing the abolition frthe system Of contract la
bor in prisons and penitentiaries; demanding
tho rigid enforcement OF the law Of Congress
OF 1862, prohibiting coolie Importation, and
| suggesting reform in the manner OF erect
ing tenement houses: The resolutions were
| adopted.
An election was held for officers Of the Con-
gross for the ensuing year. with the following
result: President, Richard Treveiliok, OK aIiehi-
gan; ffss vioe-Ptesident AsI.C Cavis, Of Wash
etNeF York; secretary. q: I:a walls, Of Phila-
delphia; treasurer, A..I. Phelps, Of conpee--
William j. MoCarty, Il penhs,vania, s,S ohst red
the folloying. which was agreed to: .
Resolged. That oomnnitteeM one from ench
State be appointed TO watt Upon the Legisla-
repeal al lsws Mosihs
classes Of the respective stases+ and each COM
! mittee, report to the. no1t general CONGRESS
4 what are the moot obnoxious laws in their re-
qNitAr. A. O. Cameron. OF Illinois, and Mr.
lLucker, of New York, were elected delegates to
| represent the wofk,ngmen; of this country In
/ the. Worhingmtns International Convention,
l.To inset ~ 6MtZerlaud. :, -. -. .. ~
Cincinnati WAS. chosen as the place for the
il meeting pt the next congress. After tho pas.
sage Of resolutions Of thanks TO the officers OF
the congress- aud the members OF the press,
! tha cnnRrnaa R1iournad .t--. -
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PoRT CALRNDAR.l
Arrived Ye.teraay.

-. Steamship y EyeEpan. Hipckloy. Philadephias1,
Consignees previously reported. II ~
steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York-lett
S.Rpusddsy4sIg sdssr = MSss ep James Adger Co
sssi s1d Blsan 81 BIZ. ssa%,. e
r q A Caldwell. H Cobis L CO, " corrin Sto. 90.
GrinSs n: sey,;Sn 4 e cheiu. Y,ae.E plrcer
Enteiman, + Fleming d Co. John Fairly co.
Falk Go, Farchgott Bros, FralSe, e b
a,pdnss Gar 3: auilleTin a,syes Co. Good
Hiilss Hart Co. Hsr4sson, 49, auser Ean,.. R.v.
CO. SsS jazz asss%
Go n Johnston Crew c. Kins%an Bro, Kns
WIokenberg & 90. q Kistts CO, Iaarey IG Ale1sn. %
der. Lopez y Son, Luhn. Jewish, A r.
Lswi,h. svas W% %sa,. ,LSy;Sn LitscSs. Logerman
thiessen, r Marshall aiinor Co. IL ma,om.x: nav:
W Mclean, Mone!t & wharton, Murphy. Iitt:e n
6ssdt. 4 Murray. = Nelson. % Sssh@sn ma CO. aIrt
sons BIO. o,Seill' oder Palmetto Assools,on.
psehsoh % Rs.snsi sosfa aSass S1 y'a:s II: So
ssmSen Co., S
Stone, z B stsddard Z CO, d W stefssns Co: =
~ nneotlenb1re. Q TiedenantW W q Trstt y 8 Taylor &
WE'LL Nv %si sin Wsns e. 5ssns ssst SSstt
lasn, na,1 Wagnsrs = 4onsees Werner g. pueker and
". pAssed steanship Ban salvador nom ssT annah
for New York. - 90 : :; :.
:, sShs CLARA Aopteomsry., Cole, New Yori,-s days
Riflroad Iron aud bulphurtc Add. To VIM Roach
der 10. ! - 20 - S-SS Z Y
schr Minews, Dlsaosway, New Yors-sd.,s. H.y
ana Railroad Iron. To IA Enilow q 90. and Order
bteamsr Co4ueHe, Hopnd3ree, New Yoili and lss1
pat IN for fuel. ~ i..I - -, r.
''cfeGrea Tssfsfa.y.
sahr 2 sS !; Hawkins. Asysy. a,aeh
sailed Yesterday 80
Steamer Distatot, MeNsitH. Palitta Via Jicksou.
vtIle, FetnahdiAas ard teIyihnAA. = " sf dl3f
ts,sl ggi;ss Flora sshis Poxt. z.t4
Steam hip sarasossa, Ryder, NsH YSsk, ApsuSt "a
By 6Olearea Tor this PERI ss.ta ~
sssr Wepoa.si = @ aslsshsll q psis.th y aa
f : shtpnsss ~ 4 re,ns fsppiis,.. ~ ~ y S
eAyAspaAH, August 2s--Arfitsd, stsxm ships Norih
= - .r-rY 49, n = = Z
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The THE DAILY. NEWS,
Hidden

~ :.e,NO N :s'---~-, a,tN. r10iS
o. hushes, rise not to my cheek; 81
"a y teliitA'e eyes, bo oleay and gay;
o ltpsono warmer language speak
TO him than einple yss and nayi v,y :
o hearth In Thy most; deep recess,
Be ssfely, surely hid asay ar. no Z
This .edret, That be maS NOT gpess' .r,o, z, !:
They call mo Seaulirp,: sltsi q !I3 800 q
), = By him uncAred fpt. what cara I
Once knslt down and kissed the grasB
His foot had pressed In passing bys
A m,iie com,. "A buttercup
That he had cruehed. and leftt die,
Bill for his sake treasure up.
o tendsr Father Ills It sini% 1roi ID
q To loveithy noblest creatures thug,
Although no Answ eriug love We win 2 u
Art Thou net ever leading usf
And hast Thou sent this love to me,
To calm my heart tumultoas,
And guide mo, through my grfcf 70 Thesf
o lot me iove him to theenA
Most purely and percbance some day
He'll take my hand and call me friend,
Whap t1me for love 10 passed away;
When ewes that shine when he is near
Aro dim; whom golden 1orks are gray;
And Death, the angel. draneth noar. J.a.f
tChamoeys' Josr1si.
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whom the coal had fallen and then burnt up!s
s;.e:. ssTdg Injured at all. and, as he @ laS n in
tbs sSed nd al striking contrast to lhis
compaplons, being extreu.s4.s HD'te and Hei!
dressed. Tho spPearanco Of the few fceoayered
seems TO Indicate, that most Of them must
have been killed from sufocati0n, being much
Among the many Distressing cases one bears
OF, ono alone will mention, that OF o poor sir,
travelling In the sane carriage with friend Of
mine, who hsd lost her father, two brothers
and step;blother, her whole family being
swept of in Due day. -w q ytG.3
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. n1arketshy Telegraph.
FOREIGN hARKETS.

fOhE1oN hAhkEIb.
LONDON, August %-Noon.-consols "a ssK. Bonds
SAX. Sugar Arm, both on the spot and aAoat.
Weather fair. 2'5
Aiternoon.-Consols 9sx. Bonds sIx. -.
LIVERPOOL, August 2a-Nocn.-Cotton quiet;
up'ande 1sk; Orleans I'D; sales 5000 bales. Bread
stuRs quiet. "-- I've.
,Aiternoon.-Cotton a shade eaBier. Red wheat 9s
lid. Flour 26s. Pork 106s. LAID quiet Bacon
68s. Talow ATS Sd Yarns ana fabrics at Manches-
ter quiet but Arm. 40,
Evening.-Cotton dull; 1plands 1axd; Orleans
IsXa14d; sales 5000 bales. whereof 2e0o bales were
for speculation and export Common ro,in 6s.
as.. DoABsTIo MARKETS.. ti
NEW YORK, August 2l-Noon.-stocks unset
tied. Money Arm At 70. Sterling, long OK; short
TO- Gold s2H Cotton quiet at s5c. 1urpentine
42c. Rosn firm. r.
Evenins.-Cotton without decided changes, sales
500 bales at s6o Flour dull; superHne IS pOss 80;
Southern common to fair extra SO 60ae s6 Wheat
heavy; amber Michigan 81 60; southt IN. white 81
78. Com dull; mixed Western at VI 10a1 Is Mess
pork heavy at Ssa. Lard declining ut 9Ac. ..whia-
key unchanged. Eioe Arm. sugtS a-.. Coffee
quiet, Molasses dull. Turpentne I2al2Kc. Ro-
Sin 50 So.s. ifreghts steady. Governments elosed
steady. '6as 22H. southerDs dull. Money, Offer
iugs liberal. cl oting at Ga7c,wi exceptions at &C.
Sterling dull AZ 9Ha8k. Gold active and strong.
ooein8 toS, the hlshest price OF the day.. Socks
fuctuaiug and excitej. closing weak. -,
BALTIMORE. August 24.-Cotton quiet at sHa
soc. Flour dull supernne City 50 5oa7; Western
| ss 25ae so. Wheat very dull and heavy; prime to
choice red 81 4osl 80, Corn Arm white 81 lssl 1e
yellow 81 ID Oats dull at 5s,b6c., Hess pork quiet
at ssA. Shoulders 1e,ic. wbisiey quie. atsl2 rs.
cscNsAT1. August -whIskey ySuiet at 81
20. Provisions quiet and nim, with but lille de-
msnd. Mess pork held at sss so. Bacon. shoulders
1tHc clear sides 1sc. Lard dull with no IL qutry.
LoUIsvIIIH. August a. Provisions arm. Mess
pork "ss4as4 80. Bacon shoulders, choice 1e,.c;
clear sides ls.la2o. Lard 2oc. whissey 81 2oal a.
'Wnl1Nof6s. August 2s 2s-sp,rits iurpentine quie,
at ssc!e Rosin ateady.t 81 eoal Crude turpentine
unchanged. Tar advanced los. 81 40, Two bales
Of new cotton were received cla.sed middling and
| sold At 35c =
AuaosrA. August 1s.-cottop. market easier
sales 80 bales; receipts ] bale; middlng nominal
~ 32c.. -, :. q y = :if;1 4
SAVANNAH. August 2I.-cotton. receipts SO balea
MOBILE, August 2l.-NothinE doing IN cotton
| receipts 8 bales; exports ~ bales. -,rr
| NEW ORI.Eles- iaaust aS cotton, sales 95 bales
midaiih noninally $40; receipts 11S uA,y.. suan,
inactive; co~mon 1lsi2c; prime 1t><a14Kc. so
lasses. reboiled eoa7oc. God sa,E. New York sigh
10 premium. II -aSfG 49,