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Through trial of many years and throDxh .x.rx
nation Of civilized men. AYEH'S CHERRY PIC,
cure more cases Of pulmonary disease than sry othey
remedy knowp to mankind. Cases of apparently ,et
tied consumption have been cured by IL and t6on.
Ands of sufferers no were deemed heyond the Oh
usefulness. TO sound health and the enicyments ~
fe BY this all powerful antidote to diseases or the
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on The
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the CLASSY eve and
and strong. whisper to all but ham CoNsuNyTToN
He tries everyt hing. but the dssese gpavlns a.
his vltals and shows Its fatai symptoms more and
more over all has frame. He is taxing the CHER
kH PECTohAL nov; e has stopped his cough,
made his breathing easy bis sleep is sound at night:
his appetite returns ard with It his strength Ths
dart which pierced his side broken. Sc.roeiy any
nelghbor hood osn he found which has some lIy-
ing trophy like this TO shadow forth the virtues
which h6ve won for the Cherry Pectoral an i'm
peushable renovn. But Its usefulness does not end
here Nay, II accomplishss more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which N
cures are the seed which would have ripened into a
areadiui harvest OF incurahe diseases. Influenza
Group, Bronchitis, HoarseBess Pieurisy, W HOOP
ng Gong n ind al lrrltatons of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the CHI ERRY PECTOR IN
them. and they will ind IL invaluable protection
from the lnsiduOus prowler which carrIes of the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling samb
from many home.
tons for the treat ncnt OF each comp lant NAV be
found IN Ayers Amerlc~n Almanac, of which We
publish three millions and scatter mem broadcaet
over the earth. IN order that the sick evervwhere
may have before them the information II contains.
Druggists and dealers IN medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and also for sale these
remedies, prepared by DR.. J. q. AVER, Practical
snd Analy tloal Chemist, Lowell, Msss
Sold BY =. ID. GILMAN, Washington, and by II,
Cook, alexandra, and br sli dealers everywhere
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COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsENEss, 40.

The prevalence Of the shove complaints at TIM.
season generally has the effect OF bringing out host
oil professedly new specIhos. and while some are
good. many useless, and others even DANCE rous
The vlseet course to pursue II to consult lam
lily ply sician, or otherwise use only such remedies
as long public experience has proved 20 be safe and
efoaclous- Ofthls character is TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC. Original
ltsoon became popular remedy, and has oantinu ed
TO enjoy agrowing reputation Tor the Last twenty
years. In oases OF common Colds, Coughs, 90, N
acts like charm. and in Chrome Cases, BrnnchitIs
w hooplnG Iough. Group, Asthma f~fuerss, O.
have usedi IL.
Proc IS oents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold By Nairn 4 Palmer, Cbas. StOtt, he wash
inston Cissel. Georgetown Peel& Stevens. Al
sxandria; where IL ma, be had so for convent
IN Losc pger form Price lsx and % cent, boz
known as "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Droye," as elsgant. pleasant and esncsclous Pul
monio ozsnge they are unsurpassed. no H. Sm
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citizen: Ss DOTgl.: Ia. been iavit.d by tn.
'soeptisa On si hin ~,, Tenn to :gree to public
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(oDFISH. MACKEREI,, SALMON Ale
''s ss ss. Gnnd Bank COOFISH
IS BARREL. No. ! and 5 MACKEkEL.
80 PRIME A r GIN and kits do. MACKEREL.
W. pa, els ALEWIVES
8 S Ssa,si SEA SSsSirf f. + q HERRING,
jsst received and for sale h, >0'
FRESH FRUITS. PREsERYFs -. ".
Just arrived, 70 esses Of
rhESH EkUITs. Of almost everv x,
pm GSnt; SpsIt haf gallon and gallon ne. IN
saaIs IN siass and stone, half pint, pint ana
sst Ra EERngIEs, Of yarssus kinds. IN TN and
Of the bsetE .ucES ann PINE APPLEs' an
pos KING 4 RURcHELL,
c"rner 18th st. and Vermont avenue.
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DRuPOSALS FOR TIMBER.
Navy DEPARTMENT..

Navy DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, &C..
November n, h58N
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Bu-
re3u until o clock the s8th day of December next,
Tor the delivery in the United States avy Yald at
Philadelphia If the fol owing described Timber. on
the usual terms AMI conditions of contraots W h. en-
can be asoertained from the Commandant Of any Of
the Navy Yards.
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HARTSBORNE'S CURE-ALEs.
III THE GREAT PAIN zNNfRILATOk.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

PKEPAHbU ny CHEMIST.
BorTLKs u, Is and 81 cents ana one dollar.
TIE GREATEST DISCnVERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
in al families IN case of accidents or sudden sick
pcss, "a II fresuentiy cares IN less time than
euIr-s 20 get a physician.
/; cure, paid in any part Of the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
Az AS the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duoe q had Cold, Rheumatism, Pam IN the Limbs
and Body also, STIFF Neck-everJ person should
get q bottle. TX acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Snews. BLOOD and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
tromaepetlc power, cIpes eli pain from the system.
Set bottle and try 10.
NJ; B;.n ,,ou have CcuSh; use HARTS,
CHERRY. IL the best Cough syrup In the
World.
III ycu sre Raiorr. use nARTSUORNE'S
ANTI-BIL1OUS PILLS. They act upon tho Liv-
or, Stomach and Bowels, carrying Of al Bile and
Forl Secretions.
The above Medicines TO 20 had ~ oil Drug Stores
IN Warrington oty; kidEel q Clscon a. George
town: IL. Pee Co. Alexandria 90 li-tr
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PIANOS lfnHN =. ELIiS.
PIANOS for sale or rent hy )fsHN r Ill :,
PIANUS,N JOHN y. 80 H..
A secondhand Piano for $50; a.so one tor > ,
B0S JOHN r. Kills.
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the very liberal support he has met with, and hopes
BY strict attention TO his profession to merit oon
tnuanoe Of Their patronage.
X. C.. w. wishes to inform the public that he has
made great improvements at MS GALLERY. which 10
we'll warmed and made all snug for the w ,nter
season: On hand. good assortment of Cases of the
latest designs. for Christmas presents. -
&c. WO0DLEY,
NO A-dtdec24 80 street, near Willards',
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Form ofGudraztes.

Dste.
Witness. .a.. --
kR9vn to mo as msn Of property and abls TO make
good their guaran tes. -.
: Snnature, 6. III.
TO be sIgned By the ". 5 District Judge. l.. 8.
District Attorney, Coiieotcr. ct Navy AGENT,
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A Question:
city 60 to WOOD
LEY'S GALE
RY for Portraits :
because they can
there obtain q per-
feot likeness for Is
cents and upvaI DIS,
and no charge un-
less the sitter Is
perfectly satisfied.
X. G. w oodi ey
wishes to return
thanks to his nu-
merous patrons for
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yELLCw-PINE PLANK
WHITE-PINE MASTS,

Three White Pine Nasts, rough hevei. and &
work when flushed as follows One of So feet ions
"a Incnes diameter; ons Of 20 feet long, "a lnohe
ter
To be free from s.p and large knsts.
To be delivered on or before the LIST of Mare.
12Sa -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-29
Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Neto York
BY TELEGRAPH,
through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Broker
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

y, DI.Z
CoFFEE-We notice sales to-day of 500 bags fair Rio
at II cts and 100 bags rejected and medium do at 10
stock and poor assortment Wequote fair Rio at II cs
good ii AG1R cts and prime at ii Ad12 cts Laguayra
at II cts and Java at 15Hd16 cts The stock now is
about IL 600 bags Rio and 900 bags of descriptions
FLOUR.-The market is unchanged, and all descrp-
tons are very quiet There sales Change to-day
of $50 bbs Ohio Super SIS So 100 bb Howard Street
do at the figure, and 100 bbls Ohio cut Extra at
S562k. We quote City Mills Super at SIS o. Extra do
at So 25G65O Ohio Extra at S575 and Howard Street
at S6G625 Baltimore ground Family is selling at S.
and Extra at ST. Rye Flour is steady but quiet at 81
and Baltimore ground Meal at 81 SIX.
GRAIN.-There was fair supply of Wheat at market
to-day but less than for several days past The market
was inactive at about previous Sales of white were
made at 120dl25 cents for medium grades 13035
for fair l4045 cents for good prime and $50 for
choice Red dull at 120d lbs cents for fair good and
$50 cents for prime The aggregate offerings were IL 900
bushels Corn was in light receipt and the market
firmer. The offerings 5000 bushels with sales OF
white at S S3 cents for fair to prime and of yellow
Sc cents for common and SSl92 for fair to prime
Oats in somewhat better request with light recepts
OF geo bushels offered, all sold 4O645 cents fol
fair to prime Maryland There 500 bushels Rye
fered which sold at 70 cents for fair Maryand quote
Pennsylvania at S5ldSS cents.
MoLAssES:-The market is unchanged and dull. We
quote Cuba Muscovado at 50d 81 cents clayed 2SG3C
cents, Porto Rico at S4G40 cents English Island 323;
cents and New Orleans 4sG5O cents
PR0yIsloNS.-The market is unchanged and very
quiet: We quote Bulk Shoulders at cents and Side.
and Hams at SGS4 cents In Bacon notice sales o
so hhds Sides in lots at So cents u hhds do at S1
cents 20 hhds Shoulders at 67 and 20 tierce:
Hams at IL cents There very light supply Of Mess
Pork which enables holders to maintain quotations with
frmness quote at S17 So There some CITY Prime
Pork here but the market is quite bare of Western We
quote City at Sl4 80 and Rump nominay at Sl3 Beef is
selling at sl6 for City packed Mess and sl2 No do
with sales Of 25 bbls of the latter Lard quiet at
cents for Western and 104 cents for City
RlCE.-The market continues quiet at * ask cts fol
fair to good and 358 d37s cts for prime.
SEEDS.-The market remains very quiet We quote
Cloverseed at S550d5T5 Timothy at 81 50G1 S7k, anj
Flaxseed at 81 .60d1.65.
SUGAR.-The sales to-day unmportant The mar
ket is very quiet, and we quote refining grades Cuba
English Island and Porto Rico at S7737k fair to goot
Cuba 81 62HS prime do S25dS So Porto Rico fair t.
good SSidS 25 and prime to choice SS.75(G9.25.
WHISYEY.-The market is unsettled and has down
ward tendency Sales to-day of 100 bbs Ohio at 23H
We quote City at 23d23% cts.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

From Richardson, Spence cf Co. IS Circular1
LIVERPOOL Sept. 14.-Snce Friday, the weather has
been magnificent allowing the latter districts to bring
their harvest nearly to end The Corn trade has ruled
quiet, and at oday's market, Wheat in limited de
mand and slow of sale, without change in prices The
bulk of the better kinds of Wheat both white and red, is
held off the market and could not be bought except at
considerable advance quotations Flour of good
quality and in perfect condition wanted at full rates in
other kinds little done. Indian Corn-for white a good
enquiry chiefly speculative was manifested, and fair
quantity changed hands at 55s for prime yellow in re
tail sale t34' per quarter We quoteWheat-red, Chi
cago, 5s Cd o5s Sd Milwaukee, 5s Cd to s. Id ndi
6s Sd 10 6s. sd; white Western 6s 4d 6s Cd
Southern, Is to IS 4d per 20 lbs. Flour-Phadelpha
aad Baltimore, 2s to 22s Cd; Extra Ohio DDS Cd to 23s;
via New Orleans, 23s to 25s per barrel.
Beef shows no Improvement in demand and sells very
slowly prices nominally unaltered Pork-No American
is doing at the lately rates and is expected that
the stock will be got through previous to the arrival of
new. Lard-RefnerS still keep from buying and sales
continue in retail at Cos Cd to G2s per Tallow has
ruled dull since our last and is again rather easier
price but at the close there is little frmness.
Butchers Association may be qnoted nomnay at sos Cd
to 5ls per cw In London r Y C. closes at 49s for de
livery all this month, and ass Cd last three months of
the year. Rosn dull at As to Is Id. per cw for Com
mon Bark slow, at 9s 3D. for Philadelphia and Is for
Baltimore.
Cotton.-Contnued improvement in Manchester and
conflicting accounts of the prospects of the next Cotton
crop have this week added to the previous activity; the
total sales yesterday is 600 bales and to-day
bales fully one third each day being for export and
b. III the middng and good midlling qualities bat
barely 1s1 per h. in the low stained mixed and sandy
lots "Midding" Orleans 74d; Mobile, I'D; Uplands,
lied per h.
From TdEcGeId, Nash G Co.'S CircuIarI
LIVERPOOL. Sept 15-ProdCGelsshes quiet at 32s Cd.
for Pots, and 33s Cd for Pearls Spirits of Turrentine
in moderate demand at sos. Rosn steady at As Sd
for Sugar slightly rmer. Coffee firm; public
sales went of at extreme prices Rice dull. Linseed
Oil small sales at 3ls. Cd Fish Oils quiet
LONDON MARKETs-Sept. 15.-Breads suffs dull and droop
ing. Inferior English Wheat sold Is. reduction. For
eign steady. Sugar in better demand, and in cases
rather dearer Coffee much wanted higher rates Tea
quiet and unchanged. Rice sitter, business checked by
the unchanged prices asked Tallow quiet at 49s Cd
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| RoBBERY.-Y Yesterday morning, between 3 and 4
o'clock, a party of thieves entered the house OF
James Garland, LOG Calvert street, and robbed it of
valuable articles of Jewelry, clothing, &c. The
robbers came up back alley and made their en-
trance through the kitchen window. The party
was well furnished with keys, ds they unlocked
doors and drawers in every part of the house-ex-
amining whatever came under their observation,
and taking what they pleased. They entered Mr..
Garlands bedroom, took his pantaloons from the
side of his bed, robbed them of s. 75 and left them
in the room. After having secured their booty the
party descended to the lower story of the building
where they washed and dressed themselves, leaving
some water, towel, and several pieces of old cloth
ing lying upon the floor. After having made their
toilet they left the house, and escaped arrest.
| OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-A man named Daniel
Lane, who is engaged in the livery stable attached
| to Miller's Hotel corner of Paca and German
streets, murderously assaulted by some un-
known person on Sunday night last. Lane was sit
| ting in the kitchen attached to the Hotel at the
/ time, when suddenly entered, and attacked
/ him with a large knife. Before Lane could escape
he had received three large cuts in the thigh of the
left leg, and WAS also cut on the wrist, while trying
before he could be identified. DR.. Willis H. Bax-
lev was called in and dressed the wounds, and at
last accounts Lane was Improving slowly.
! THE CHASE REsERvoIR.-Itw was discovered few
days snce that the north wall of this reservoir on
Charles street, near the Northern Central Railway
had given way, and that slight leaking had result
ed therefrom, but it increased rapidly that in
short time the water rushed through the embank-
ment which protects the wall, to such extent as
to completely dcluge the railroad. An examination
of the wall showed breakage, about eight feet
from the bottom, some six feet in circumference
The reservoir fortunately has two divisions and the
eastern being kept full, will prevent any con-
siderable inconvenience whilst the wall is being
repaired, though it is anticipated that this work
will require several weeks.
COUNCIL NoMINATIoNs.-Mr. VIM. Cotton has
been nominated an independent candidate for the
Second Branch of the City Council, from the 18th
and 9Th wards. In the 1st ward Mr. Emanuel Irons
was nominated, on Monday night last, as an indie
pendent candidate for the First Branch of the
Council. his nomination being succeeded by the
firing of salute from Laudenslager's H
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE G 3 A N S
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL or THE NOSES TAYLOR.
SI ,UUV,U 600 n IkEA0V RE.
CALIFORNIA CONE FOR THE DEMOCRATS.
RECEIVED ATT OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

New York, Sept 28-The steamer Moses Taylor
arrived here this afternoon from Aspinwall, witt
San Francisco dates to the 9th, and three hundred
passengers.
The California State election resulted in a Demo
cratic Administration majority of from six to ter
thousand The Legislature is largely Democratic
San Francisco elected the peoples ticket for loca
officers, and Republican members to the Legisla
ture.
The news from Frazer River is unsatisfactory
The river was too high to allow of profitable work
ing. Business dull at Victoria, and property haC
deprecated. Numbers had returned to California
disappointed.
Rich gold diggings had been found in Shasta
County, diggers realizing 500 daily.
a duel took place between Geo. I. johnson, al
Administration editor, and W. Ferguson an Elk
State Senator, and a Dougasite. The latter wa:
shot in the thigh.
A government suit has been commenced at San
Francisco for the New Amaden quicksilver mines
valued at many millions of dollars. lt is charged
that the mines are held by forged title.
Oregon dates to the 2lst of August had reached
San Francisco. Lieut.. Allen and fifteen men hat
defeated body of Indians on the akima River
capturing 20 prisoners and a large number o
horses. Lieut.. Allen was mortally wounded anC
died next day.
The San Francisco markets had been animated
with large transactions in Provisions. The whole
stock has gone into second hands. Lard has ad
vanced = cts All the current importations and ;
ldl &c tol tlOh VI eHIPhitALS yCI w al wv 't'
changed hands. Money is abundant. There ha
been a large movement in Rice. Carolina has ad
vanced 40 per cent. There has been a speculative
movement in Spirits Turpentine, which has ad
vanced to 80 cts.
FROM THE ISTIIMUS.
General Lamar, has arrived at Costa Rica; Gcnl
Olaldio, has been elected Governor of the State o
Panama.
Nicaragua was quiet. The U. States steamer
Saranac was at Aspinwall. The Merrmac anC
Decatur were at Callao.
1t is rumored that San Salvadoris about invading
Honduras.
1t is also reported that Peru is about declaring
war against Ecuador.
Venezuela accounts say an attempt at revolution
had been made by Gen. Luzon, who was sent
to occupy Laguayra, but he found himself without
armed soldiers, though nearly thousand men col
lected He turned back and with several Influential
Liberals was arrested. Gen. Soublette, with The
Spanish and Brazilian Ministers, started from Car
acas for Laguayra, and telegraphic dispatches from
the former place give hopes ola speedy and salts
factory settlement.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

Joseph 1Iener and Lewis Tylor were arrested
yesterday by officers Hutton and Cadimore, on the
charge OF stealing silver watch, valued at $40
They were committed for Court by Justice Welch,
1ylor has since been released on bail.
Nicholas Graft was Yesterday arrested by officers
Handy and Waters, the charge of assaulting and
beating his wife. He was committed to Jail TO an
swer at Court by Justice linsor.
Ohlcer Englar arrested Bridget Kiichrest and
Daniel Lane, on the charge Of assaultng Ann Con-
way. They were held TO bail for further hearing
by Justice Ensor.
Mary Fields was arrested by officer Mcads.
charged with cruelty beating her child Layina
Fields. She was committed to Jail for Court by
Justice Marrow
Officers Handy and Brooks yesterday arrested
Bridget Lee, Bridget Brannan and Ann Connolly,
on the charge Of being accessories to the assault
upon Lane. They were held to bail for further
hearing by Justice Ensor.
John Lane and William Garlic were also arrested
by officers Handy and Waters. on the charge of
abusing and threatening Anthony Murphy, one OF
the employees at Mler's Hotel. They were COM
mittcd to Jail in default of security to keep the
peace. They are supposed to be the friends Of the
party who committed the assault upon Lane.
George Mangee, was arrested on Monday evening
by officer Church, charged with drawing a knife on
Jacob Behrens lie was taken before Justice NIcaris
yesterday morning who held him to bail for fur
thcr hcarinU,
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The T. S. mail steamship Cahawba, J. D. Bull
lock, commander from New York via Havana ar
rived this morning, having eft the latter place on
the evening of the 20th She brings very full
cargo, but few passengers.
There is very little local news ofinterest or note
Freights very dull for the United States, and
from Hong Kong with coolies, was lying at Hava-
ma She is for sale. Sugar stock, i25, 900 boxes
holders firm and advancing in demands. Exchange
London Is to l51@ per cent, New York 4 do
New Orleans do The Cahawba has encountered
very ter:pestuous and bosterous weather the entire
passage from New York. On the Goth off the Moro,
spoke the U. s. steamer "Dispatch' all well. On
the 22d September lat 27o l5| long. SO 55\, ex-
changed signals with an American, showing blue
and white signals with white star, steering west
ward.
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ALBANY, Sept. 27.-Washington Hunt has writ
ten letter to gentleman in this city, defining his
present position. He says he was honestly and
earnestly in favor of union of the Anti enocrat-
ic Masses but the action of the Republicans at their
Convention has rendered it impossible for conserva-
tive men to unite with them.
BUFFALO, Sept. 27.-At the Union Convention of
Republicans and Americans to-day the Hon. Z. G..
Spaulding was nominated for Congress.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-Four is heavy-saes of II 500
bbs State S. 90 30; Ohio s. S0d59 9 Southern $3.50
Ga575 Wheat is buoyant-saes of 25,C00 bushels; red
12OG125 cts. white 14O $50 cts Corn is irmsacs of
II coo bushels yellow 96 Pork is unsettled-tless
S1675d1695; Prime S17 75G Is Sugar is steady at IA
81 Coffee is steady at 1OH all Il cts. Spirits Tur
pennc closed firm. Rosn is firm. Rice is firm at 34 u
81.
OswFGo, Sept. 27.-Flour unchanged. Wheat in good
demand for choice lots sales 260C0 bush at 81 20 for
white Michigan and Indiana, 81 l6 orred do. Corn frm
sales 10000 bush prime Illinois at 60 cts and 1000 bush
Indiana at Go Canal frei@hts steady; Flour % ctS
Wheat cts, Corn TX cts. to New York Lake imports
II 900 bush. Wheat 5000 do. Barley. Canal cXports3
600 bbls. Flour IS 900 bush Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 81
600 bush. Barley.
Nsw ORLEANS Sept 27-The sales of Cotton to day
1900 bales The advices from Europe by the Prince
Albert at Halifax, received and published this
afternoon causing great frmness. Sales of Lard at IL
cents.
CHICAGO, Sept 27-Flour is dull. Wheat active at II
cts. Corn active at 59H cts Oats quiet.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 27.-The Cotton market firm to-
day, with sales of 800 bales
CINCINNATI Sept 27.-Flour is unchanged, with a
moderate demand sales at 81 495G505 for Super. Whs
key has declined to 194 cts Provisions unchanged
Wheat steady bat active at 81 o4 for red and Sill for
.;fa
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FRON THE NEW YORK PAPERS
Yellow Fever at the South.

SAVANNAH, Sept. 26.-There were but four inter
ments here yesterday, of which one was from yell
low fever.
naeANNAh a! sept z'.TIhere II were put three IN
CHARLESTON, Sept. 26.-J. L. Hatch, one of the
editors of the Courier, died yesterday from yellow
fever. He was an able and accomplished writer
The whole number of deaths during the week from
fnvnr wara 81
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AN{T.SEUENTN

HoLLDAY STREET THEATRE.-The dramatic spec
tacle OF The TeaPet continues to attract and de-
light large audiences nightly apparently increasing
IN favor upon each representation. 1t will be pre-
sented again tonight.
DRAMATIC READINGs.-As will be seen by card
in another column, Mrs. Macrcady a dramatic
in other cities will give one of her entertainments
at Carroll Hall on Tuesday evening next.