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CINCINNATI MARKET, Oct ,ber S-Four-The mar
ket was quite dull to-day, though holders continue firm
at very full prices The sales comprise only 200 barrels
extra at $780, 224S barrels received the last "a
hours.
Whiskey-The sales were 700 bbls at 26c including
wagon.
and the sales to-day add up $50 hhds at Sc for shoulders
and 0c for sides At the close some parties asked
for Sides and all parties SIC for shoulders Bulk Meats
to the extent Of coo lbs, sold at 79c. Mess Pork
offered at Sl45O9475 and Lard at 10&c but there is
no odemand
Groceries.-Sugar firm; sales of 26O hhds at 7XG7%c
Molasses must be qHoted at 4l@42c Coffee steady IL
@12Ac.
Wheat.-The market remains firm, with good de-
mand Sales 800 bushels at SLIP for prime white 81 O5
for fair to good do and 81 GOAL 05 for fair prime
red
CORN is unsettled and dull and prices Irregular
We quote Soc TO 6Oc the range Old is and firm
at soc.
Barey.-A moderate demand and prices are steady
Sales 500 bushels old at &c., and 300 do prime new Fall
at 70c
Rye fair demand at 75(177c.
Oats.-The market is rather frmer and prices shade
better Sales 500 bushels at 42c; $50 do. at and
600 do. at 44c.
Potatoes.-Saes leo barrels prime at 81 IS per bar
REL
Cheese-Saes 45O boxes prime W. R. at SIC, and 275
do. English Dairy at 104c The market is firm
PROVIDENCE MARKET, October s-wool-Market
firm The sales for the week have A 900 lbs Fleece
at from 35 to Soc 77O0 lbs Pulled at from 2S to 3oc
Marx dnJI pr;ca
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Indiana ELECTION

[The election in this State yesterday was for
Secretary of State only, to fill vacancy caused by
the resignation of Mr.. Mcclure. There are three
ander Dem; and VIM. NJ. French, Conservative.
The following is the result far as received up to
the hour of closing
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 12-l A. M.--Full returns
from this county give average Republican MAORI
ties, including State and County ticket, of from
400 to 1900. There is nothing definite from else.
where.
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Fever at the SOuth-Further from Mexico
and California

AUGUSTA, Oct. 1.-THE Charleton Comiers spe-
cial New Orleans correspondent says the fever is
increasing at Houston, Texas, but that there is
at Galveston. There were nine cases in the hosp-
tails of New Orleans last week.
Thelatest accounts from Mexico say that! !Miramon
was preparing for vigorous campaign, and he
threatens the post of Alvarado. Gen. Alvarez
had received supply of munitions of war from ew
York.
The California mining news per steamer Star is
favorable.
The latest accounts from San Juan say that Amer
leans were preparing for apermanent occupation of
the Island
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Ohio Election.

The election in this State yesterday was for
Governor, Lit. Governor, Supreme Judge and other
State officers. The gubernatorial candidates are:
For Governor and 1t. Governor, VIM. Dennison
and Robert c. Kirk, Republicans, and Rufus P. Ra-
ney and w. H. Stafford, Democrats. Below we give
all the returns up to the hour of closing the lines
this morning.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 12-1 o'clock A. M.-Scatter-
ing returns from the Reserve counties show Repub-
lican gains, and fuller vote everywhere than last
year. Large Democratic gains however, are re-
ported in Cincinnati. Hamilton county has proba-
bly, given Democratic majority.
CLEVELAND Oct. 12-l, a. M.-Further returns
received here, indicate the success of the Repub-
lcan State ticket and probably Republican ma
jority in the Legislature.
PIrTsBURG, Oct. Pa .30.-Returns from Della
ware county, Ohio, (incomplete,) give 900 Repub-
ican majority-a slight gain.
Hamilton County elects the whole Democratic
ticket by about 1000 ma iority.
Fayette COunty.-Partial returns give 5S Repub-
lican majority on the State ticket. The five town.
ships to hear from will probably swell the MAORI
tv tO 325
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T7HTS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
tmore CITY, in MARYLAND, letters of on the
personal estate Of RANDALL McD0NNEIL, late of said
CITY, deceased All persons having claims against the
said ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof the subscriber before the oath
a o 1850 they may otherwise by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
t said estate hereby requested to make immediate
naymen Given under my hand this 2lst day of September
is5q ARCHIBALD MCDONNELL,
s22law4wt Administrator
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scribers of Baltimore city and county, have obtained
from the Orphans Court of Baltimore city, in Mayn
letters testamenary the personal estate of GEORE
BROWN, late Of said city and county, deceased Al
having claims against the said deceased are her
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscribers before the 10th day OF May, ne
they may otherwise, by law be excluded from all oenee
of the said All persons indebted TO SAID esuaS
requested make immediate payment to the s,S
' ~ ~ ISABELLA BROWN,
GEORGE s. BROWN,
%, ,, Executors,
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tizens had mostly fled to Matamora
IN.
From Washington.
NGToN, Oct. 1.-THE business of tn
a Court of Claims is susnandad ou

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE business of the Uni
ted States Court of Claims is suspended, owing to
the absence of Judge Loring, who is detained at
home by sickness. Opinions ready to be de-
livered in all the unfinished cases heretofore ar
gued-perhaps fifty of them.
Considerable interest is manifested in certain in
fuen;ial quarters concerning the law of the last
session fixing the Boston Post Office in State street.
An impression prevails that it will be repealed
when Congress meets, and that the State street
party will require all their strength 10 sustain the
present location.
The Governments is satisfied that the yacht Wander
eris the only vessel which has landed Africans on our
coast, but with view to prevent any further vio-
lation of the law, the most stringent efforts have
been, and will continue to be made, to intercept
any such cargoes destined for the United States
The Secretary of War returned to Washington
to-day with greatly improved health All the mem
bers of the Cabinet are now here.
The Commissioner of the Land Office, Mr.. Smith,
recently appointed, entered on his duties to-day
Mr.. Letcher, Governor elect of Virginia, is re-
covering from his protracted illness.
The President will return to Washington to-
morrow.
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE

ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Steamship patausco Ramsey, Charleston, Tth inst.
Ship Eivra Owen Alexander, New Orleans, 10th inst
Per tel.
Ship ferdinand -, Bremen 2ith ult.
Brig Eliza Ann, Winchenbach. Boston, Sth inst
Schr. Ada Frances Bahsnn, Providence. Sth inst.
Schr. Yankee Doodle, Blery, New York 9th inst.
Schr. Butterfly, Hubbard, Richmond, Sth inst
Schr. Champion, MITCHELL Richmond, Sh inst
Schr. Ionic Glover, Alexandria Sth inst
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FTNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL 81 ,300,OO0.
aBkCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO,
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL s950UJO
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE Co,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL $gU,UDU
:IREiHiA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
RICHMOND,
CAPITAL s201,eUO.
Merchants Of Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE or IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies, viii
please apply
WILLIAM SPEAR,
a.. No. IS Second street,
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NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
IN WASHINGTON BUILDING,
BALTIMORE STREET
r q s 7 O P E N E D.

with daily additions from Domescan Foreign markets
m1l-h
TUST O. PEN E D.
81 ()ur large and varied assortment of
GFNTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
for Fall and Winter which having been selected with great
care with view only to the demands Of our KETAi b
TRADE feel grathed in being able 20 oner more de-
sra able Assortment than we have heretofore
' SHIRTS! SHIRTsil
Having nrcured additional facilities in the manuactur-
ing az our POINTED YOKE SHIRTS, we can offer addi
tional attraction In regard 70 fit and finish
@oAA ~ CONSTABLE, WALKER CO.,
ostfr l65 Baltimore street.
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, PKUnIDENCE MARKET October S.-Wool-Market
firm The sales for the week have A 900 lbs Fleece
at from 35 to SOC, 7700 lbs Pulled from 2S to 3Oc
PRINTING CLOTHS.--Market dull. Prices a shade
easier The following are the sales for the week:
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, October 10
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Drp Soohs.

Drp poohs.
STRAN ADRI n & T. n co.
- WILL OFFER
At RETAIL, NAY Is,
80 hcs, quality DUCAL BARE6E, s' lsecnt' rer yard
30 b.. q1S'y RAREGE ANGLAISE. q; IS cents pr yard
No s5S BROADWAY.
STRANG, ADRIAN n Co.
- WILL OPEN
RETAIL. on MONDAY. MAY le.
10 oase- PRINTED LAWNS, Fss; C0lors, +
~ Cent. per Yaid. ~
Similar to those opened as, week.
As, choice assorinett Il very elegant
ORGANDIE ROBES,
Just received.
Nc. $50 BROADWAY.
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
STRANG, ADRIANCE & CO.,
worsi invite attention 20 their
SUPERIOR AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
oF
HOSIERY, UNDER GARMENTS AND GLOVES,
ofcyery description
FOR SUMMER WEAR.
No SIS BROADWAY.
MAY, 1859.
CIRAAG, ADRIAhCE Il Co.
~ HAVE VOW oPsN, Al RETAIL,
AN EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS
ard DRILLINGs. &c.
For Gentlemen aid Boys wear.
No, SO BROADWAY.
Nav. 1874.
- l. $! l. s.,
- Ar RETAIL, on MONDAY, MAY i6.
AT A STILL GREATER REDUCTION,
90 Pieces RICH NEW FANCY SILKS,
At % ceuts worth ilj 70 rs
90 Piece, RICH NEW FANCY SILkS,
A. 100 cents; worth $50.
SOo Piece. RICH NEW FANCY SILKS
At lis cents; worth 30 20 l6S
800 RICH SILK ROBES,
From s9j 10 sj5i worth $Sj to + "a.
wan 81 extensive stock OF
RICH and ELEGANT SILKS
Sofevery description,
ATA GREAT SACRIFICE ON REGULAR PRICES.
STRANG, ADRIANCE & CO.,
Nc. Sa5 BROADWAY.
SrRANc, u,Il5 APFIANcE a1HSs r. 4 Sy,c$. CO.
On MONDAY, MAY i6,
TIEER ENTIRE STOCK
SPRING and SUMMER
$ II A w l. s.,
AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED
AT RETAIL.
No. SIS BROADWAY.
MOURNING GOODS,
STRANG, ADRIANCE & CO.,
WILL Al RETAIL, MAY 10.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
NEW ROBES FOR M0URNING,
GRENADINES, BAREGEs, oRGANDrEs, &c.
No 3S5 BROADWAY.
and BAREGEs,
AT RETAIL On MONDAY; MAY is.
80 BAREGE RoBEs-New Styles,
FROM % TO IS; WORTH % TO -
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or NEW GOODS
IN GRENADINES
EUGENE GRENADINES. JAPANESE GRENADINES,
and BAREOFs,
IN ROBES aud By TIE YARD
STRANG, ADRIANCE & CO.,
40. aS5 BROADWAY.
SCARLET ard GRAY,
FRENCH FLANNELs
FOR BATHING DRESSES,
Ar No. is BROADWAY,
Corner Of Wogths..
EDWARD LAMBERT G. COMPANY.
PRIMO TRADE NOTICE.
y IMPORTANT
EVERY DRY.dOODS MERCHANT
IN The USiON
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.,
.,E Now RECEIVING SPRING InroRTAToSs, AND Aas
gNHisrTNs Al rHyin
s A J. l. 900 MS,
NOS 80 AND ~ CHAMBERS sr., ~ y,
rnn MOST sAfsas''' tLoSnI. 'ASi1o AAD COMPLETE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
EVER before offered r sale By tre sud presenting attractions
,ac ,Tado generally and from al paris .ueb
Chsmb. which they oocnpy entire, enable th.n To appfo
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NEW-YORK, MONDAY, MAY I6, 1859.

V,HE IND p N ID f. n 1
WI b. PUBLISHED on THURSDAY MORNING M'y ~
See :Ais u.ei'. Nsmser fo'haEl rsp' of ;rss If
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.
lr-iedi,. 'pseshe. Of
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Rey. sANL w0LC0rf,
Rev RUFUS W. CLARK,
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THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY lBo=:obl with NJ
r..:s Of he sestsTe.ches Of
Dr. Z. " KIRK,
Rev HENRY WARD BEECnER
A.o, CONGREC ATIoNAL COLLATION.,
viii .y-.thssoi
Rev HENRY WARD BEECHEH,
Rev. sANL wOLCOTT
Rev. Dr. ANDERSON,
Rev. ". N sCUDDER,
Prof THACHER Of Yale College.
A,.o, reports of ;he l,'uss Of other Anniversar'+
T. s2s year by mail; 81 81 delivered subscribers IN
Sew.ycrs CT Brooklyn.
AtdIe-. PUBLISHER Of THE INDEPENDENT,
No. Beekmsn s., v Y
For sale BY al News AEeu's
MICHELET's GREAT WORK.
WI Rt.dy This Week:
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TRANSLATED WITH SPIRIT FROM TIE LApEsr -
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/. O T.
=. or rug ,cfrT ry OE LETTERS
CHEF IN THE HISTORICAL SECTION Or THE
NATIONAL ARCHIVES, AUTHOR OF "A HISTORY
OF FRANCE" SC.
The Publishers can idea Of his sost ln.eresss
prytn which has attracted mu attention IN LONDON and
Paris r many weeks than by the following eloquent extract
from the work itself.
Ohi for Book worthy Of Woman, Where hall fad !.
holy Boos-a tender Boos bat which sha no. be-
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her. hch shall uo trouble her with idle dreams, Book which
,ha not cad her he sadness and wesrnes Of The Re
l. The hos Of contradiction aud dicords Book full Of The
F.ae. cl Ccd."-l lMichele;s LAmoUr
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Ceirni;:ee on strevts Board Of Aldermen
Corporation Notiee.ffc Committee Assessments oi
The Adermru will the ofce o the Bosrd OF
As.cs.e- Ne ~ Chsnbersst. tbs-eneDt MONDAY May
y. lSS9 al O'clock M.
AL interested opposed 20 the Assessment for
hng FOURTH ANEN r. between Sth sud S;s-s., Others
hys pe:On before said Committee invited 70 be present.
THOMAS STEPHENS Co1nl:ee
HENRY w GENET, ;
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Mem Publications.
DRAIRIE FARMING IN AMERICA.
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HAVE Now READY:
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CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
James CaiTo, MP,
of "Frslsh Atcul'urr Letters the
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Ore volume. limo. Paper covers. Price . cents
The picture Of Praire Farming drawn by smart Eden
Brshtr, bat BY eminent English ascltust MOI is he
blind faith In Mr. Cards concusiois
They given form a. to show the exact anoun OF
personal knowedg Oai experience from which tn'y sIng
and calculations
enough The ordinary Intellect TO o1w And as fai as
element in the purely 1mics aspect OF the
question has been mFstbted or fIsOtten
II difficult te Canadian bakwuVds 20 rival the attractions
freehold and require labor before yielding profitable
turn NJ London Saturday Rsview
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LIFE OF JAMES WATT THE INVENTOR OF THE
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CHEVALTER Li9 ON THE vALi or 0oLD The Commercial
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~.,ch Ward-A Perulsr Meeting Of he TWELFTH
NAN RYPIBLICAS ASSOCIATION viii b. held on
rnEDAI EVENING May l6. al Z! Ccoch, In Fsr.ug,on'
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W L. PABoR, Secretary.
Tssrt,euth Ward Republican Association A
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SE(Ts, 4c.
The Only ISTALLIBLZ REMEDIES KSowS.
10 40 BIKE solo per week Nev-York alone
-. Beware " rpuri us In istors Exsm'ne each oos
bn.tJe, f4,k and fske nothing bu, " "COSTARS"
Principal Depot No. 40 Broadway, N.w-Yort.
Water Coolers, Water COoiers.-They are different
from eel. bTaed and popular Ice Ptcb-r ana desgDd
principally for Offices and counting and although b
bsndy have them in ,he house. from their cGing edec
they would be rated "iaiHly jars" For sale az re: by
LUCIUS HART, Nos 4 and Buring Zip
Business Suits for rs.
Black FROCK COATS from 81 81 . &l4
Cashmere PANTS rom 81 20 ij.
Linen COATS from 9 10 S2J
GEO. A. HUNTER h Co,
Mammoth Clothing arebouse, Nos. 2So and @2 BowerJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-16
Now Ready:
VT'IIE IRON MANUFACTURERS GUIDE.
JOHN WILEY,
No S Waberst,

T'HE IRON MANUFACTURERS GUIDE.
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To THE IfoS Fo aASsAGFGahss .aS Ros MEL 5s States
@ eq DS % :a MP s onsy a3 Of R%SsSa G % H II Sg he
can Production Of rcn ana
Ores Of the United States BY J. p LESLEY secr,tay q the
Of Managers vol, 8yo 80
rARBARy ON THE y %fpRShffoN ifi OF CAST AND
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Doom and other spots biz memory forming series Of
SEWN beautifully executed double PH0rOGRAPHs Fra
passes these real and graphic meneutoes OF places aud spots In
which the rot roe, lived, wSogd .;,s dg aid died
New s5tNTs G5sSs PICTURES 1LrMlS
Jns' received by the last steamer
For sale at wholesale and retail x ,.r,>,. . -
No. .' s4s an, and So Broadway,
VNiE AMERICAN STAIR BUILDER
i BY WmLIAM P. EsTrRBRoox and JAMES H. AoscKToy.
The Science SiS explained and Illustrated large quao
ylunc Price Sc BY mail free Of postage. Discount 10
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CTATIONERS WAREHOUSE,
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Tie undersisned late OF the finn Of AMEs, HERRIcK,
BARNES RHoADs, have formed ooPaTtneF~P Tor con-
IMPORTING AND JoBBING STATIONERY BUSINESS,
Under the and firm Of
AMEs & BARNES,
REMOVED TO No. IL JOHN'ST.
W. shsi continue the IMPORTATION Of FOREIGN STA.
tsbhsd hon.S M Of MtI. THOMAS RHoADs SONS
doI slsl be constantly supplied with their
FINE ENGLISH STATIONERY,
which has been iaVoIaby knOHn ia his market he pest
twenty yesrs. ,n.. -.
prepared I'll promptly ana Catalogues wi Dc s.n on aPples
Eev.Yo,k Nav 1854 JOHN C. BARNES.
4 NNiVERSARY AND SUNDAY-SCHOOL
N MISIC BOOK, Ne. g. is ready. l. contains o. Tanes
aud HYMNS and standard and is ve!y hne collection
Price IS per huhdr.d. . :,
THE REVlN Al MI SIC BOOK, No. :. Il now ready IL
ever Among the humber o beautiful iymn ana irres
may be fou1S Rect for ihe Weary On the Cross Jesus
Love The Ac. Price cenis siDsle 80 pe hundred
aNSINFRSAKY AND SUNDAY SCHOOL MI SIC BOOK,
Tunes al HYMNS pronounced superior OF the
y,ous num-fs Among the and choice pieces, We
wuud oh! III be Coed Child II onshi T. Lore my
Mo.her HundIed Ycars Come" God ble the Sunday
Schoo" Sc. Price oets oaeh =. pr Lunared Postage
HORACE WATERS Agent, No. SIS Broadway, NY
! nISCOURSES by CHAPLIN and BEEClIER
IL are pueisssd EVERY TUESDAY IN
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