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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

a. FUR RENT-Possessi ion given i'm
Ha nediately-The Store now occupied by the
Subscribers, on 18th, between Main aud Cary SITS !.
who will move this week to the house latels in the
occupancy of Hessrs. III " Fry & Sors, coTn.r Of
Cary and Pearl streets. Applyto
WV WALLACE SONS,
Also, commodious Lumber House, in the resr of
Messi John ton Bransf5rd's Hardware ore, and
convenient to he store on i3'h at.
e4-ts WIN WALLACE SONS.
- FOR RENT-A convenient and
H::a airy Room over our store. To good tenant,
rent will be moderate.
STEBBINS PULLEN,
All 2S Corner 9Th and Broad sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

s~ PaoF. Il. HoUDAYER, graduate
OF the University of Paris respectfully tenders his
services to the citizens of Richmond, snd to the
Principals Of schools, as teacher of the French
lsnsusge. He refers, by permission. to the follow,
ing gentlemen. who are acquainted with his pecu-
liar system of insrruction es -
Randolph, Eq DR.. Woodbridge. VIM. W. Haryie,
well. J. G. Griswoid, Esq "
Apply at the corner OF Sd aud Leigh streets &
an IS--lmS FIX
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

a. FOR RENT Or LEASE-1he new
~ Brick Warehouse on the Basin, next door to
Messrs W Staples Co.
Also, the Store Pearl Sc, next door to Messis.
Brummel Registers.
The abovo buildings are we'll locatf d, and in com.
pltte order with ell the convenienees for houses OF
business. Immediate possession gwen For terms,
apply to EDWARD d. EACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13
"a A MOST DESIRABLE RESI-

O. FOR RENT.-Inat very c0mmo-
Essi deus House known as the UNITED STATES
hUfkL." IT is well adapted fors hotel or a large
boarding house To good tenant the rent will be
moderate.
se 4--eodlw JAS NJ TAYLOR d SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

- FOR RENT-Al ID possession given
well IN she'd brick tenements. 18th street. doors
north of Leigh street, Church Vii. containing six
rooms, 18th light aad airy basem ents closets. pam
tries, &c. A garden attached and well OF water on
the prelaises- Rent Per annum, SIS y "A eS.E g
~ i7-ts Opposite Exct enge Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

50 S1sH I j ! q 81 0vzH 5IFp,a
!. .y..s {! 4. : L sI::,s., No!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

- FOR RENTING lafee and COM
II modlous Brick Dazzling. IN me town Of sya.
4 has bern thoroughly repaired, ana has shout .
sssss q ground attached = ps:sss:is1 gissu ,mme.
diately. JAs u TAILOR son.
- VALUABLE PRIVATE DWEL-
IT, LI ys AZ AT TIN cossER OF CARY !, AND .s sra
ev. who has removed t. distant stAte, We ere m.
thorjzed to cell the above very large aud admirably
located DwSs,iirg &c, ssn.y osneed ~ Mss
The lot fronts 50 feet back go feet to alley
The house has IL large rooa hsa been built within
The nssRhborhood Is equal to any in the city. II
immediate application be made Il will be sold at
very Tsassn''ls price, s9g SSSD Il Arprasos
- FOR RENT.-7he Dwelling over
~ my store. corner a ain and 81 streets, contain
ing four rooms. with Kitchen ard Cellar attached
is FIR rent and pc session given immediately
sei ie Il: AAA'" MARIANA aIANsIsI
~ A MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
~ DENCE ON BROAD STREET FOR SALE
The subscribers health being bad he desires to
to the country and offers for SALE privately his resi-
containing eleven rooms. with an iron yerandah Ia
front Wooden Por ico in rear, and q j. nodinus
Kitchen Meat-house Stable and Servants rooms all
of brick fronting the Capitol Square. and in gen.
teei neighboIhood. IT il most convenient and de-
sirable To- alton for private residence boarding
house or for pro essiopal gentleman The sub
scriber offers. also, for sale, two small Brick Tene
men.s. with Brick Kitchens and building lot ad
Joining. on second street. north of jackson street
Very little cash will be required, AID long time Civ
on the remaining paymentsi If desired the cbIect
being to sell not to rent. 1bepremises can be
amned by such as de ire to purchase.
ses-lm RICHARD CAUTHORN. NJ. D.
O. FOR RENT.-Ihat very commo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

ds FOR RENT-A desirable store un
l4ss der the Exchange Hotel. on nth street, next
diately. Apply to Hugh W. Fry. Or Henry g. Can
non au lots
O. FOR RENT.-Ths residence over
&5 store It's Broad street, above sixth. Apply to
auI4 GEO DOWDEs, rs Broad st.
m FOR RENT.--The residence of the
~ late David VI. Pullism, in Manchester. is for
rent, with garden attached, the emsnder OF this
and the en- ,uiug year. Any information concern
ing the same can be had By calling on =
. PULLMAN Il 8ETTS,
an It's Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

/ return my sincere thanks to my friends and the
public In general Tor the VERY liberal patronage be-
slowed ON NE for the last two years. and AIN happy
To- inform them that the new proprietor, Mr.. Gill;
will use every effort 70 please them.
q On 3l-lm* ISAAC ID, BRIGGS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

- FOR RENT--And posses. Won given
IN . few 4 w, the large and dasirab " located
dwelling corpe Of 9Th and Frank lin str. et. now
occupied By Mn @ O Burton, as Boarding Hsuse.
tor which It b ID mirably adapted. Apply to
THOMAS w DOsHELL,
Hecca vsr Of Browns Admipistrs1sx,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

am FOR RENT-The store No ,45
H:5 Eag'e Square, Main street, running back one
hundred feet with cellar p rfectly dry md light;
it also has room in the rear, second story, fifty
feet long, all furnished 10 the best manner, having
been recently PAINTED and cleaned up. Possession
cen be had immediately.
This store being in the centre of b .siness, near
the Mills Warehouses. Banks, Post Office, Custom
House and B4siu is regarded a. the very best ioca
ton in the city for business Apply to
AK PARKER co next door,
or to Jas Brooks. Office at
an I4-Jm Elicit Il DreWry's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

t6 CHRfsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAZE
DYs-The bsst instantaneous Hair Dye ia the world
les not turn give the hair an unnatural apps ar
ance, making it beautiful brown or black Sold by
Fisher d WINSTON, il5 siain street.
Richmond, Va.
Prepared by JOSEPH CHRISrADogo, No 6. Astor
House, New York. au 27-5w
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE,

s STORE ON BROAD STREET FUR
M.:a RENT THOMAS D. QUARLES fftrs for
rent the desirable store formerly occupied by him
SELF and adjoining the Dry Goods house Of tren-
shaw, Quarles l. Co TO D. good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given immediately
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

VHAN0ED HaNOS--lhs sunscril

CHANGED HANDS.--1he subscriber,
~ having bought the well known BAKING Es-
1ABLISHMENr of Isaac Briggs. Is happy 10 inform
his frien 10 aud those Of the old concern that will
be able 70 supply them with every thing usually
kept In Q nrst-cass Bakery. Having engaged some
Of the best hands In the State. he hopes BY strict
attention 70 business to merit share of public pa
tr0nage. THOMAS 4. GILL.
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'pHR FATR IN RTCHN31Nn -

80 66i5. ia /
II =: - !! !; - ~ 81 ]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-13

nISeOLUTI0N OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP The firm NJ MELLOy 4 son is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. The business
VIII hereafter bs conducted by JOHN j MELLON,
the house. t..s
Thankful for past favsrs 90 literally extended to
The hrm. respectfully solicit q continuance
Il. 80 JOAN MELLON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
LOST UPON THE PRAIRIES
AN ADVENTURE IN WESTERN TEXAS.

We had bad day Of exciting sport, WAS evident
by the Shaggy robes that lay in pie upon the ground
awaiting The stretching process on the morrow aud
the fsoons Of red meat hanging from LIMB 10 limb o.
the great trees.
With euiokened pulses. and appeiites shsrpenei ~
the healthful exercise and the pure breeze Of the
plains W. had gathered cheerful group around our
campfire. L. front Of tie glowing eubcrS large,
Juicy sices Of young buffalo meat were roasting ard
niIng the cool, evening air With hunoer-provokin Z
We were wile-awske little party WHO ,te dey be-
fore had established camp in beautiful grove Of
oaks IN tie uiii OF tie bnslo range, which exteufs
from the Upper BRACES 10 tie head waters If the
Neuees and westward 10 the banks OF the Rio Bravo
Our suppe-s we're soon disposed Of, and each man
having ted his clay pipe, piacei himself in the most
Convenient position FOR comfortable enjoyment Of the
fragrant weed.
We had in our company number Of cd Texans.
These men, whose experlence- many and excit-
ing, were always ready to suuse the circle around
the campfire by the recital of them; and Ber Walker
en- Old practical man, wss nov called upon for story.
VERY vel, boys," was bis prompt reply, have
no Objection 20 spin short yarn, f Il viii be eny
abstraction and Il cant araISe yoa, perasp' can
As have been laying here, looking out upon tn.
calm scene 1.ch looks as Il storm had never visited
it," continued tie old hunter, cooId not help cali
ing to mind the time, nsny years ago, wren was lost
out here, upon this same prairie, bit little more to
The westward"
"You must know he went on, /" that I FRS: carne
70 this county IN IA tho when DO whit, man had
settled srywhere west Of old Fort Gaines in louisiana
Ny mother and only sister having suddenly died srd
the Old familiar scenes home becoming cheeress TO
my father be sold the place and accompanied by my.
self Grd few Of the o.i family negroes, started a
,mcl plantation on TIE Sabine, nsar Gsiness Ferry
On the oio san Antonio trail But after Col Austin
established biz colony at San Felps, on The Brazos
W. pulled up stakes, ard for the isske Of AY.r-an
n.ighborhood setiled on that stream. L. WAS while
cuneyipg Lem tie Sabine to our new home tea ira.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
Arrived,

Steamship Star o. The souh Lyon Savannah ndse. ard
psss :. l.. Mtchi. Nov. ], f5o m 1chsoged ssAl
with a.. smshp sashvile $50 with steamship Augusta
Ship Bavaria Bailey Havfe Oct. uds. ard l94 70
Wm. Whtlock, jr Oct. - lat Is, !ou ~ "a.
rous gale from T.. ~ T. which compelled heave to; os.
;opsss Sc durns the night the opssanuas.s blown
Of; ship yng under baIe Ioles ne gale e'Hnaed without
reconect of having during IS yesrs
perence 2h ult lat io lon g. o5 a. passed
Of 500 with Ices Of r,inas. and AL Sup
posed her stE1doned pssse T. look
decks.
Ship Jeremiah Thoupo1 Blake Liverpool % days d.e ard
psss sG Ihomsons hepAew Came . sIehcT the Bs
Slip Ccrs;t,io Br Tbompson Liverpool Oe. l6 ras.e
end S7 pass. T. Williams Z Guion
Snip Isaac Bel Johnston Lon6or ard Portsmouth, O: ls.
lon IS A. wss IN witA ship sasns Of NewYors 9Th s:
lG lon. 50 ~ Fhr. Emone, @. HArbhesc lying
sS:h e &C. Ion. 81 i9, fell IN viii tho sIeek Of 8T bark
Csade Of shlFehs. dnss.ed and wsterossed took
her the captain, mate and Nov ID As1ilcke
.he brg Btn Dunrirg Of Portland, s.
BaIk lndus;iy ne'7 Como, siook'or NJ % hour IN ba
last, 20 plGsier
len. Ct g. spoke tiis Robin. days from Savannah oE
Bris Susan Emily so s.. Goo5sl a. Lower bay wrirs
ton n c. bound 10 Bo:on p, ioI tGl and srctosei.
Brs My Mahorey lBr.l, HlsbOIo' n B.. II days coz, 70
Wrn. II. NcTIles 4 Co..
schI. Glg.sy, lnsal', a1eti,, humber;
Scir w. Flikin Boston, u.lse % peytoa sprsgse.
Schr Mountain E4sle. Amts Rocklsni.
schr. Amelia saabosn M has asys l-bes 70 xayhsw,
ScSr P,rsp CsIs MsoAss days lumber 70 asyte,7 Ia.
SIR. Sea Bird Chase F-n River, n,d,e ,o rl,..s-
S.hr DaSii Cox, Cornish, Hos.cr for Albany.
scAr. WI. J ues jones' Rondal. fos Portland.
Sir Pool Wells. Roudou' for B oston.
ScsineT Albany Ke-ney HartoE, Tlse al pa.
SEA-! o,ssy Ksaly, Proyideace ai, % Isa,e o3eI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
Marke.-Peported BIZ Telegraph.


PnLApELpnrA, Nov. s-FLouR dull WHEAT in better de-
z1and ~ Ia3c. higher Red 20*l a. PRovisoss hru
Mess Pork s7 50j Bacon Sides. ec; Shoulders Tic Lard
MJGl2c. WHISKY, oul Q, 2l3qzlc. -,s
BALTmokE Nov. 3-FLoUR 10 in fair demand 81 g 81.
oS WEI Wnsa s@ SS S1sos Coco %eiss % and .h
7@74c. for Shoulders, 9aoic for Sides Co. -
day add up $50 bse. at sc for ndddHs the
With buyeIs than sellers at hs price SUGAR ad ancea
Coss dull at 7Oc MISS PoRK 6uoyant aud advanced 25c
sslss at az IS. RIO CorfEE firm at lo2c. ..
Of ,ss ss rsscns Business Of .be do H. ard the ae
suet tor al descrgtions OF sL1 G.s,L tSEisnIs aa
BY Lake owing the unsyorsbe wind CANAL ExFosIs;
lao bbs Flour, $500 bush Wheat 500 BUSH Corn 1850
XIsIsy Nov SO D. m-FLouR in moderate delneud.
esipts large ses bt at unchansod prices WHEAT
Some mns demand for Prime .aes Of 1900 6ash sh choice
saly White cansds a. 81 iS CcRs frmer small sdvsnce
BARLEY quiet; prime samples inquired for and would bring
good pees sales Of 10000 bush Sc for choice Csasds
We 95c M Yates County snd goa 5c for touFrowed stse
REcEPIs light. SHIPMENTS; 1900 bnah Corn, 10000 BUSH
Cnic.co. Nov s-FLouR duu. wHEAT advanced ic Coss
6rm at SIC. OATS quiet SHIPMENTS to BufalO-90O bbls
Flour 500 bush Wheat. SHIPMENTS 70 Oswego,2Sc b9s
Fhur 10 eco bush. Whest REcEiFTs-6cc bbs Flour 1900
CmcmSArI, Nov. 3FLoUR unchanged; sales a. 81 759
fcr WHISKY unchanged sales at lec Hoes in good
VISIONS firm aud unch hanged Mess PoSK sl5 so
BuvrALo, Nov. Sc p. m.-fLouR-Densnd moderste to-.
:yas sS a sits os low sSt Of %co snd adsns -
% for ndaDs Ohio, Michigan and Canadian, 81 fox
snd frm sales 1000 bush for Milwaukee Club eoc FOL
unsound Chicago Spring, 81 l2 for white Ohio 81 ~ 9I 90
6Oc No sales OF BARLEY OF RYE OATS ceiling a. 49c'
WBisKy nominal az 10! Canal fREGhfs 4S Oh oaI,
s,f "a novRsrs s75 bbs Flour sS2 bush whes Casa.
sHPNENTs5 go bbs Flour s,2o bush Wheat, lVoo eush'
CsiKLxsrox Nov 2-CoTTos-sSles to-day Of 200 bales,
pripcipsly al llQllic.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

A SwispIER ExPosED.-Tke Buffalo Commercial
Of the 30,h ult, gives the short "oonhdetoe career
of one Gen. Samuel Proper in that city. The General
bought Lake Shore villa FOR so ,hc, ana properly
adjoining for ~ 500; he set carpenters, gszers and
painters at work, and employed landscape gardeners
He was a Philadelphia insurance man, and proposed
a branch office in Buffalo He employed "horse .
an go to the State Fair and buy the best pair Of
horses there, borrowing Of the " horse man, mean.
while $500. The payments on his villa ieil due and
90 many dissppontments ss 20 the receipts Of money
occurred as to excite suspicion with the vendor, who
at last through thc aid Of TIE Police Gazette and
NeEars IN. j. AdreTtisey proved that Gen. Prcpcr
was a swndler; at Newark the owner ~ vast landed
estate in Arkansas, and was neSotahaiius ior
fbe establshlncrt there OF COHCh factory; 4 AT
Philadelphia and other pisces where under this pre-
tense he had borrowed largo sums OF money; IN Ja-
cinto Miss, be was rich NoW-l orEeT; IN 1oVpston,
Ky he was largo owner Of niggers down South, and
at Sing Sing he was convict in fact having served u
term there.
On this exposure he yielded rp possession Of tho
villa and let in the early train The prlc.pai 'unei-
in Buffalo are brokers who odd hrs paper at q
big figure. His discounts amount 20 some thcussndS.
Fro- TIE Nesark adteyti,er, Ses. !.
The Generals departure causes pro!onho fegrc'
among hot few victims to bis magnificent eondosccn-
sioD and amsblc gracious0ess. One lady was h'aid
20 say that "f he wa a svinder. he was gentle
"man be did not dispute The price Of anything ne de-
sired 20 purchase as be wei might seeing tha; nc
had no intention OF paying FOR anything. An anecdote
is told where one Of the partners cf wei known firm
was induced TO lend his Mississippi highness Slco, but
becoming suspicious. Kept en'neiy mum al TO the
transaction, even 10 HE partner intending TO recover
the loan and keep the secret Of his goheity - hin-
self The General, however, during MS temporary
absepce from his Office managed TO seduce bis partner
into loanpg him ESQ more. The vc;imiEcd partners
now have nothing between them bat their mutual loss
The gallant General induced q grocery-koeier on
Niagara street 10 close up his business ard To aeccpt
the poston Of general 20 the new estate up
the turnpike. Beside being outrsgeously svndled,
the grocery keeper paid quite number OF small DIN,
NJ fyeyeYsrt father Than annoy his distinguished
pstJoD with trifcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
JADIC T.AENT OF TIE COMMON COUNCIL
or 1871.
CONTRACTORS AND ASSESSORS ALSO IN
DTCTED.


COURT or OYER AND TER@lSEa-Sov &-Be'" :.
Judge BsLoon
Tie Grand Jury came into Court aid prs| u,ed in
dc,ments and sgni6ed to the Jddge the. ev had 6p
isbed their business. They were then D. charged. with
he thanks Of the Cont
There are several indictments spsins. parties whose
names are withheld as they ave no, yet been ar r.sted
bin was found agsns' ex-Mayor Wood and g ma
iority Of The Common .Ounc Of 1857 FOX pessing the
resolution directing the Controller 10 lease 70 the Ro
man Catholic O.p1an Asylum the block of ground
bounded by Eour,h and Fifth avenues and Fifty first
and Fity cond streets for period of more than ten
years, at ,ne nominal rental Of 81 per year.
The ~ dictnent contains two connts-the fret for
consppg to violate the City Charter, and the second
for rssIatng the Charter.
Il is claimed that by the provisions OF the amended
Csater Of 1857 the lease cond not have been granted
for longer period than ten years.
II was stated that the parties had been notified to
appear n court on Thursday One or two Of the per-
sons indicted are dead. Ex-Judge Dean viii represent
the ex-Mayor.
The following arc the names OF tie parties indicted =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

Steamship Roanoke, Skinner Nor,oA, H. Lud'srn Marion
Foster Chsresion, sp9ford, Teston Co.; Empire CITY, Gf
fin, Havana, M. U. Roberts.
ships-Grsy Fes,3er Hartford San Prencisco l. II si5on
Kossitb Ballard, Havana j. W. Elweu Co.; Sir. H. Peel
I.afrsbee, Antwerp c. GrinnsM
BaIks Tbaes, tervey, New orean9 n H. Brigham y H.
Gas.un, haS ell Barbados Bishop bros NJ Berty b. -
y soubrero j. H. Dow Alma, Baker, Chnleson, Lawrence
Giles.
Bngs-Hceu Mar (Br Card 81. John, B., J. s. Whitney
q Co; Winthrop, Bears St. Marth, &c, Hendy Evsrt
SchoonerJosephne Sable, Hsyre Boyd Hincker Ooeaa
Tslessph, Potter San Francisco, J. J. Earle Co w {.
MeTthon, Cols Mobile Post sGiih Coz s Davis, Fisher
CheestoE Mott Helena Brl Rocers Cb
o;,etowp j. w Lowden Susan BesEse Boston s. w Lewis
Co.; NaIagaDsett Hall, New Orleans, h. Brighsm Ii
Allen, Bangor q. Hatch QniveT brl Graau
Michael g. +. Buloy; 5. Strong Mott, Wilmington,
Smith Co.. Broutes, Powers, RIO G!elds, l. B. G.ser.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

Hdes, 7Sa.c. p 10; TsIlow, sia7c. y n; Psh' @o@si
Beef extra and IRE, quality includes nothing su. the
h>st large, fat stGl-f.d Oxen. , , .
second quality includes the best ssssse oxen me oes.
sopsis,s Of Bulls and the refuse OF lots.
Bbssp-Exra includes Cossts and when those OF inferior
Qsaity thrown out. 40 =,
There we've ~ car. the Eastern Raosd 2r2 the
Bos,on and Lowen 100 over the Fchburs and the
Wester loaded with Cate, Sheep Swine and Hortes or the
ISe over the Fchburs 4s from Albany and shenec'
tsay. - 49,, III,
there a suppy otaeT ates being plenty sold
me as for the Stores plenty Sheep dull ct
1be y bs 90 lower than last week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
Nov 8. .. ~,p,-.

-, uo.. scr ,be yesl sr3ine Nov 5 o. sr,.,k par
ees<ss <s.Sssson - Herchan1, No. 2s9 WV .s, s,,s~.,
- asmish, eo'h Co-' s' -p,s $50 .lifsd scss sS
NJ ssSnse DOG" .~rsso rross iao n, eci ali0E
vsswsr .ufo 7 oorni.d bos average sfo's ,s. ID b.
- 1n,E V.nre Onto iI3 conf hogs "a ,orn led
o. iooc James McWisop Morrow 70, Ssbaisr daton,
a. lSs snsn ronsh FED w svssass ro..sS weight Sc
". W. wilson Ksn,aoby c5 IoaSa p" Ohio lss COM
4 soss sysase fos iss &c; ,s.ts gee. iss b. S.
" Nav. Co. A,b.nd oho las psa'To so,a m Caery ohI1
ses 10 ,s. average iro,' ie NJ Pre- g. a ~ po
80 hos, sros. ~ % pil2e oc'
n,,s. ~ yo. wsyse 20 oIfsd hss sSeTsas s,s "a
Ss,! Ss sse1s,s sTo.. n pie ' '1n. Gasr 81 sl
Tsss scs Be-, sross 2ss n gres 81 p Ws,s,
io oornfod sveraro eroes S~ 10 pce 5tc oeosse
- Y 20 colDfed hogs average gross b' ~, pm"
SSsicec; w 4 H. Wolfe, Coshocton, Ohio. II corn
"a hors sver.se sros 25l H. price otc. ,sne
sn,is 81 COR ed ho, gross 2S1 ID, p,ee DO
S..srytaH Davis Marion Couty Ohio. IS corn.d ros. AZ
sre is1 B Sc. owner ~ oornfsd bos' az $40. e.
n .Ico,; J. VI Benson, Carongon Ohio, llS o1rnte
Hoss sv so l42 To- z1ie came owner S9 oorniea hogs
sv arc iss II, s2lo0c. Lsdd sssye1s sepsts Oo,9J
oh,c Us cornfsd hogs gro ies o. ~ iooci VIM Atkins
Indiana So fed hogs gro, az ~ os see 0rn'f
1 eornl.d boss, sy. sIo. zs H. sc To:A' f'S'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
Disosters. Ae.

uonuy Hov s-The sip hu-rsa IN ~ We Bay w.s .he
Crs I.1rrercc, CsTt KNAPP, Of N1ioEk. w.h So b
bsv Tts 4 l. was bl. Il kslork IL c5: Ee- ,.ersa ~
-: ,ced / owed BY 4. H. Lsw.e-ce Ct It's c..y IL
koSrolx Nov i-I1e b. sehr Lsas, from F.,aos,s j..
W. cago q iosweos 1e bond 70 SsyYo.k p. Il here
IBy ieer 70 E,l~ocd Ws;er ESD. secY. BoAs1 Undr.
C.iy.sTcs Get. cs.-Tke alp w II. Wharton. cf New
YoyS Car. Yoss Ler pss4es fou Liverpool e III. po
Wa. kocrt,d down two srrlne AID sfae
of er se,s he has JUS; discharges ard n-c vi
trolasv be uss to-day. b. lc;;er % Elsood Walte So
fEoryoIx Nov 2-rhe shP Splendid, from y. .ar.osn
bound On . " Aa,rs yoysge pc. in here IL aistEe.s
by lsgrsph 10 Eusool W4lse-, esa.
Morffr Nov 2--ALp, name unknown. was burnt L No
biz By las. as ssrpc.ed 10 BE- ether s s-ismpton
Charlotte lBy telegraph 20 ElwoOd Ws..eT esi.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, Nov S-Ar. ships aote1 Ea5tirg Fo-tor C.l.
cu,,a; Pscfc Gsdl, N" Orleans bks rny, Lssk. Ca
weston, D. kiEba LlEael, Se~-oesasi JON W.IaEop,
CHARLESToS, Ncs .-Arr. sip Eol, B.sac, f.oa Nsy,.
Yo!k.
t.s 7r; T. he.e IL esks condition w. La,o Gsrgo
khW ORLEANS, Nov. 2-s.T. slip, Los-a i.or Liver.
rt,i, C.co.,, q. - Scw-Iofs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04
C.mtriSgc Cattle market.

WEDNESDAY, Scv. ), 1883.
Al usy,e. Is7i Cattle about 900 Besye' and I02l s,rss
cnstns Of working Oxen, Cows, AID two and three
Paers or Mlsvrr BEky-Ex.Ts sc 1ose Isl frs. crsl-
Nv s5 Va 50; second quality e. %, third quality 81 Ji
S5dnsry quality, % O 49, . ~-.s.
PpIcys oy STosE CATTrZ-Wo,kins Oxen, from sI5c 45o
oiota 80 y pair; Cows and Calvss from 70 80 s'o0
Sso Yssrlinss 900 yeers Old &lea t three years
sh, f1De *T. ,,,. -, N a .
6pygp Isp LlMBs9lDO at market prices IN lots ~ 90 W
sa2 Is Zach; Extra and selections 81 So Sas3 - each
aHlsr---b5O Western AZ market.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-04

The receipts at tide water of Flour, Wheat, Com
and Barley for the fourth week Of October in 1857
and 1858, have been as follows:
Flour bbls. Wheat, bu. Corr bu. Barley, bu
Ia57..........&,3f9 hb2tt5 l6s9oo ,9Ss5t
ls5S. 2S2 $500 o3o,<o o'o'Vo
l4ss4 Dec lOl,li0 lac 45e7O9 Inc 39soS
The aggregates Of the receipts of the above articles
70 November LIST, for the years 1857 and lSs, have
been:
Flour tb,s. Wheat, hl- Corn, bu. Barley, bu
kS7.........SO9b2S SiJ5,dNS 6.Sibno slot1l
Is5s ......I 55s777 7,cS5257 6,O0j,71 2faO52
Increa.e Q5al4s 39R672 7a9lce i,5062s
Red acug Wheat 20 Flour the in the receipts Of
lass lS57 is equal to l, ,72S, ,SSS bbls
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles Of
produce, from the opening OF the Canals to and in
.lnA;nr the 2Iei inst have lnan a. follows: