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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

Canadian -four was rather lower with sales Of 200 900
bbls at IS 40 50 So Southern flour in good request
with sales Of about 900 bbls closing within the range
Of the above quotations Rye nour steady and in fair
request at figures, with sales of 100 bbs Corn meal
small lots at quotations. Wheat firmly held, with
good inquiry for milling and for export Tho sales EN-
slased 30 ooo 1000 bushels At q 40 sis2 for
81 80 for white Canadian, 81 40 for red North,
81 As for good white Southern 81 l2aSl is for Chicago
spring and 81 Is 81 1917 for Chicago club and lot Of
choice Zimmerman (Sonthern) at D. Corn without
change Of moment Sales Of $500 bushels Western mix
ed were made at p T., and small lots Southern yellow
81 o. Rye was steady with sales OF 900 bushels Sc
Bareysacs Of 900 bushels were made Of State aud
Canada at 75c Sic Oats less buoyant while fair
safes were made at dc 46c, and at Acc for Western
CoyE-rhe auction sale Of Rio, which came of to-day,
drew d good company The catalogue embraced about
5000 bags, 2,400 Of which, Lchie1y OF good quality
were sold at 1okc l2c; average Has cents 600 bags
mostly common grades, were withdrawn. The sale indl-
and qualities sold Messrs william I'M scott
Son give the following statement regarding tho stocks in
s ns Ss sS ss sss q Rio
for consumption estimated at 6,4f5 bags Stock Of Rio
and Santos on the 25th day Of Oc 1852 OPS bags Ma
bags Java mats $500; government bags 1000; other
descriptions 03l bags total bags and mats 81 1892 The
stock Of Rio on Oct % at New Orleans was $4,000 bags
Baltimore, 81 900; Oct 25 New York. ,025.
CoTroN.-The sales embraced 800 bales part said 10
have been made in transit The market closed dull on
the basis of about 11}sc 1lssc. per H. for middlng
upands
FnEIcH1s.-Raies firm, while engagements were
moderate TO Liverpool 5000 bushels Of wheat were
taken in bags, at Cd. Flour at D. One hundred
bales OF cotton were engaged at 316d and 800 boxes
cheese at 26s dead weight was at 2os. To London 30
cases tobacco engaged at 49, 500 boxes cheese
and 40 tuns sperm oil 25o gallons to the tun) at Sos 10
Hamburg, per steamer, 200 bbs peas engaged at
Ss 3d. 200 bbls apples at ss 3D. and 40 to so tons
suremcn goods, in lots, at 4os. vessel taken up
to load with slaves for Marseiles, atp. {.
Provisions -Pork,Mess was dull and irregular, while
prime continued to be quite firm. Tho sales embraced
about 900 100 bbs, including mess at $l5 % SIS
81 thin mess at $l5 rs SIS co. clear at 81 o.
and prime $40 So Beef was in steady request with
sales Of 400 a 500 bbls, ) including country
prime at 81 so 81 621s, country mess at SIS
62A repacked do. at SO $ll, and extra at
81 Beef hams were in good supply, with sales
Of 100 bbs at SIS for Vermont and SIG for Chicago
Gut meats were firmly held, while the supplies Offering
were light. Lard was heavy and lower with sales OF
$50 bbls and tierces at 101sc 1896 Butter was in
steady demand at sc 2lc for State and at lie lsc
for Ohio. Cheese ranged from S1sc TO 10lSc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

OrFICERs OF TIE GRAED LoUGK OF M,,o.s -.
sno following Grand officers u the Grand Isos &c
Free and Accepted Masons Of Ohio haxe been e,ac oi
serve the ensuing year 70
Horace NJ Stokes, Lebanon, Grand Mader
Hezekiah l.. Hosmer, Toledo, Deputy Grand Master
George Webster, Steubenyie, Senior Grand Warden
L. G Jones, Hartford, Trumbul county, Junior Grand
Warden.
7. y Phillips, Georgetown, Grand Treasurer
John D. Caldwell, Cincinnati, Grand Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

sa TrEspAy, Oct %, 1859.
The following is comparative statement OF exports
exclusive Of spece) from Now York TO foreign ports
for the week and since January -
1857 1883 1850
For tho week.. 81 ,Sa3, l2 1887 ,2a9 l,2O761l
Previously reported. 6b,6l33n A9,ol6,920 62,h3774a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

MISUNDERSTANDING GUARD UNIFORM FOR
u gale in complete order and nearly Price $40 Ad
dress boz :, i62 Post office. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A SMALL PARLOR BEDROOM CAS- FIRE, &C.,
"A without board, wanted, by gentleman and lady in a
private family, where the boarders
May Location between Houston and Tenth streets Broadway
and Sixth Address W. s. box 965 Post Office stating
terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

1NKNNU MASS MEETING.
" The Democratic Republican electors of the city
ty OF New York requested 10 meet ut the
COOPER INSTITUTE
On "Wednesday evening the 18th inst at O'Clock TO express
their sentiments the public questions Of the day and
ratify the Democratic State and county nominees
The following gentlemen will address the meeting
Hon. Fernando Wood, Hon. Jas wadsworth OF Buffalo,
Hon. w. W Andrews Hon. II. " X. Wright n Jersey
y. X. Cushing, Hon Thos q. Alvord Syracuse.
Stand by the Union with the irrepressbe conict
pertyi BY order of the General Committed.
JAMES g. WII.LET Chairman,
CHARLES A. MAY, Vice Ch Tman
= EDy e r,d r,srsoS' ssccretaries.
MOZART HALL. October 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMIT
tee.The members Of the above committee requested
be gnnctnal IN attendance on "Wednesday evening" October
Of candidates for The Senate aud the Assembly nonated
Tnmany and Mozart Hall wills up for considersion
and final ADDICTION. JssAC RoSENBOURGH, Chairman
JACOB w. Moore, See
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

Another monster gold brick arrived in the Baltic and
may be seen at Bercnd's, Of Wall street and
Broadway. 1t weighs 2,25l ounces is ol5 fine, and is
worth $42 ,5S1 II. 1t is beautifully made
The following the latest quotations Of sight exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

AME.-Sales were light at SIC. for both sorts
BRrApsrufrsFlour-Ihe receipts Of State and Western
brands were large and prices from &c. 15c per
barrel lower The demand however, was fair with sales
Of about 20 900 bbs closing within the range OF the fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26
sPORrING.

RLACK AND TAN TERRIERS, FROM TWO TO NINE
months cid. all small well bred handsome; Scatch
and other Terriers and nil W. different breeds Dogs
store, %a Bowery.
$500 - - :
E'PAvcrT BrTIEH NO ? PECK slip. HAS ALL THE
rhoec breeds ~ logs Tor st"k end sale Buffers infa
nlle Mango isre and FLEA Exrsu rttnr 70 bottle
Buffers work the dog, beautifully illustrated 81
LtOR SAIE--A YOUNG AND WELL DRESSED NEW
j. ioundland Dog eighteen mouths OLD. Ap9y a. ~ 'ayarh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26
THE MILITARY.

~ e-11y~ 49,.
AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF COMPANY b. INDIE
"A pendence Guard date Twelfth regiment, held al their
Aroy Sunday, October 23 1852 the following preamble aud
resolutions adopted
whereas has pleased Divine Providence TO suddenly re
Kirk md whereas having known him in gil the positions OF
this opportunity 10 dcplorc lis alas early
EpGeared TO by every tic that could bind man
brother v brother only duty sad though may
shed the tear Of sorrow over his and tender the
Sympathy TO his afflicted relatives. Therefore be II
Resolved That tho members of this company attend his
funeral In fun uniform. with the usual badge mourning
and that copy of these resolutions be published the New
York herald Times Leader Atlas and Mercury And be II
further
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions suitably en-
crossed and signed by The officers o this meeting present
Ell 10 his afflicted relatives evidence Of sucere
Sympathy with them IN their deep acton and great loss
hill, w. W. Vreeland A. +. bennett q. N. Aiken
MISUNDERSTANDING GUARD UNIFORM FOR
1 gale in complete order and nearly Price $40 Ad
dress boz 2,A62 Post Office.
POLITICAL.
4 REGULAR MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD REG.
N ular Democratic Association will be held 49l Broor1p
street on Friday evening 18th instant at tx r. NJ All
beers are respectfully invited 70 attend BY order.
JOHN UT, President.
GEO. 4. CARPENTER, Vice President.
ISAAC PgysrR Treasurer.
WV. A. R01AN Secretary.
49,
ANr, NJ A .rur,rypr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-26

The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
amounted to s1925ee2 ~, and the balances 10 ss77
341 81.
The Mechanics Banking Association declared to-day
80 per cent dividend of the earnings the past six
months.
The second week of traffic in October on the Toledo
and Western road gives sl4 $50.
The Macon and Western road earned in September as
folbws:-
Earnings. Expenditures
September 1883 1873 OIL 10 13,s4S so
September, 1859. ............ 81 1913 Us 1896 90
decrease. Observation-Disclosures. S54S 05 9s2 20
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-07-16
Gnenb1bne1t. 'Dampfbopte.
@rpBe Central = @tienbobn
asa. mad benz rs.a
W$eifen ,tnS 9tDrbtueifea.

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fabren. Muf bieitr 8abn tpirb bas pftmaitae
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perlpnen i'm Oiten, stie nat benz uSrDlieben
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gele unb s3eit, tptnn le ibre &arten in Nep-
{gprf,] pbtlabelpbtas' unb Battimore fxufen> pia
Baltimore nnb Sbips &ail Roae fnnb2 Obio Gen=
tral mad Cincinnati pber Gclimtus; oann ria
Sbio Mnb iaRiitilppi poer 'Gerre baut unb 9tltpn
&ail Noao mad gsta>sHsGJ&staga% G2tSai23asg
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nad DunIeitb unb spn ba nit ber 81 inn { . ia
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elaaeti; galtimors uno naet aasa pplastn labh9
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ctafpb Main3er,

cJatpb Wtdtn3ef,
6rieoen5ri9ter Justice of the Peace
Deut19er Motar II. 2anb= Mseut
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pierre, iuwte au9 CUR Nusfertisuns Don Mappen
uup aneeren 3ei9nunsen.
Rauft unb pertauft 2anb 1T @unmilfpn.
1880 10
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c1uliu8 0cprQit,

Juliu8 G'eor8it
Bffentlt 1 ct 9tptar,
Gde ter @ablbatp= uno 6ten @traBe, 9e9enilber
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empfsblt Gd leinen beutlben Nlitbirsern CUR
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Dpfumenten unb llrtuneen> ais: &aufbrieten,
Sypptbefcn (Deebs uno Wortea9es), Mietbs=
uno Gjslaafts> @untrotten, 2efamenten, @ol-
macbteu fir bas Snlanb unb Deutl4lanb, Iptpie
CUR Belprsung auer 1T bas Notarfab einl9lagsn>
ben @e161fte. 1b52.1O
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MbbreXen.
Dauiel Gpbrer,

!9lnpler IN @runpeiSentbum
ullD
@eneral<N9ent
ct. Yaul, Minnelpta.
Qano wirp 9etauft uub pertauit; @eleer ptr.
ben gclebnt unb ansclest; Saren weroen be5ablt
unp G5eper in, @taate cpuettirt. 1b52.1O
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. ..Gabrpreife:.

3urs b5enperfn &enntnie enobme.
Ginmantu tutt mi mdfnbe islkl isbr porii&-
ts 1ein ,iit fbrt Btleth nur tti bttt nnaeft.Qttn
Asenten faufen, ni9t spn iolten Qeuten. bic lidb
per &ppf beaabltu laltn,; tpfber M8euten fnb, nod
Berantrprtli9feit lbttnebnter. 3i4tQ''f5
sssEB Ntt 8ereituiai9ieit ertteilt btY tlnter-
3d1Aae jtee aust,ntt naeutselbli@.ie >'g1iG6i!sa
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une bietet mebr 8srtteif, ale irsenb cine aubtre,
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ct, @ntboasfrabe> Der eentl9sa Bant stsen<
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2itbp9rapb>
bem uTuller pu e" gegen ber>
2b1.5 ct. Yaul, Miuneluta.
&Sm. &eip
impprtirt unb pertauft int @ruBen 8ranntweine,
Sin unp Weine.
Gde ber Dritten uno Sadlpnf fraBe,
1926 ct. Yanl, Minn.
Gar1 &ob,
6prt fraee, &1abe benz College,
emYFs1lt I'D als 3immernann fir ALE IL isin
Ja6 einlAlasenbe Mrteiten. 1925
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Gfe Der Se9Ste,, uno Observation-Disclosures
ct. Yaul,
empRsblt N@ benz putlitum nit taeli@ fril@ g.
bafeuem Brcb unb Ru9en. 1888 !"
c1pbn 81. Mihter,
(Na9fpleer spu q. Tarenne)
0rocertez uno @pmntlltonS = @el9aft
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ct. VauI.
g8aaren nat alien Ebeilen ber Staet pereen
unsnselrli4 beiprst. 1b52.5e :
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friber Marelsy u. Rern,)
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uno S9mieoe- -Maare1t> Mderbau- @erGtbf4aften,
Gattler< uno @tablwaaren. 1pwie 3auS8eratben.
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8u9lenma9er .R4 II
ct. Mntb tbpnYfraBe, ~E@
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ct. Yaul+
Stets at Sanb eine Nusmabl bon G1inten,
YtfpIen Is. 1b52.5
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q. S 6. .. 6ilfuan,

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smpfsblen f@ ibren serebrteu beutl4en Mitbiir<
germ als Ne9tsbetltanbe 1no tn's Yelunoere GUT
9usferti9ung BON llrtunbeu &C..
Sffice: l1ehsr 8atcr u. Bangs Qaben, 3te
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Be0inQunQGn.

Die xWfiuueipta @taats3eitnne" er~
1hsint jeecn 9amfa9 x,..,
Vrsts: 3wet Dollars III balbjabriser
Wprauabesablung.
Wbuuntren fann mar, 3u irsenb elmer 3eit be5
SabreS brdb fvnnen bic bem Nbcnnement Soran>
eebenben Mun,n,ern ni9t na99elanbt ptroen.
Der 5ubleriptions <Betras tann IN Noten it.
0eno eiuer 9uten B1nt poer> cel galo1aDr19em
announcement, 1T q . 4 fen brieFicb en9e=
1bidt meroen.
HzY@ gBenn Gelo III reailtrirten Briefen yer
loren asbt, trasen mir pen @erult; bod nibt IN
unreSiltrirtsn 8rteten. .
Samuel Guopisb, publi(ber,
Bor 9fr. 2445> ct. Saul, Mtnnelota'
%reife fur Mnseieen.
3ebn 3eileu uber meniser bilpen enen @quare>
9ab.
Gin @quare 1 Mal. '. $0>75.
Gin Square 2 Mal -, 1>25.
Gin Square Wtal. -. 1>75.
Gin @quare A Mal. -. 2>25.
Sin 5auare fur 3 Mpnatc $50.
Gin @quare fir 6 M(pnate 1000.
Sin Square fiir 1 Sabr 15,OO.
Wlg@ G3r5Bere Mnaeisen ~ersen Serbaltnib
nlabfg nMT D19 S1u19te peteepne1 WV y o'''t''
abrli9 Sprausbe3abt.
The
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
published By S.AM'L LUDplGH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price $500 per year.
Price Of advertising.
One Square l. insertion, $o,75,
One Sc quare, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 1900.
slaentcn Der Minn. 9taats5ettnne.
Wtnne|pta.
Nep- Him unb Brpwn County st. Torlter,
81. Weter unb Nieolet @ty gD. @9imnel>
ct. Nntbpny u. Muniapplis, Srtb u. 8neblaueb,
gba5fa St. @ber,
Carver ct. 8ult,
@bafppes QB. 81. 3o9>
Nanfotp 6. Satpbsba1su
9th water uno Walbn9trn 9ty G9. Sbettcr,
I0n1tiua uno Dnfpta GtY y. Sbntiot
9Diupua uub gSinpna GtY 0r. Jil9er.
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pahimort-t nna Wbiu-G Gi(tubabn.
~ ~ Es aDt tsrpbt5 5Reutt na9
@aibinsten Boltimore,y oteYbaabelpbfa,

@'] n'sa* 'AemsYorf unp Bpfpn,. aa1|
Dttle nprtrefli@e Babn, nit t6ren perteltrteu
petldben Verbinbun9et, bietet ten Netienbet1seiue
eirette Stnie mad 8altimpre, Ybilabslpbia, Stem
yort une Bpfeu. Nudb IL feihir tin3iae &pute,
0uT mel9er man Qurdadn9S= BiQeie (2rpuab-
xidetsj inb @epadn1arttn' tGbet6) mad Wa>
{bing,tom srbaiten faau. ? >spYitg
Drei pai1agier.. 3lge gperlaGen @beelina> @a.>
ta9es une ; lne III birtfter @srbinbuns nit alien
Ma3 aiisnIs ! IsSali8tn st&e,ttttn: a,tt
% aon 8alttaa5te f6brt,naa sosle;s obne Mufent-
bait NIT 9 d nflLaueen snd9
pbilabelpbia, Ne1p<yorf uno Bpitou.
Me% az Walbinstoa eeben BON Baltimore tasli9
:, Tabreelo une GabrSeit 70 tur3 pie auf ireeub
,einer. .anberu 9toute, ID SI'.t>y s'4.s
-. MB &eiiente belieben ibre Billete via gBbee-
ling 3u Serlan8en. Dur9ganastarteu uno Nuse
tMntt erbalt n'an in ben @iientabn- Bureaus peS
@eltens. - FTs""@
BB Die Boltimrre- unb Sbis= gi1enbobu
1T Netlenbrn audi gang te1puters ter 9fatur1ebUn-
beiten tpe9en 3u e.npfeblcn.
Tir Tra@t na@ pbilapelpbia, Netpz9)prt
unb 8pltcn
mad pber vpn benz gY eften
gat e'els gngn Srube 9S'ursiiee, ba s. ant 0bip-
auslaufenb, nit benz srcben Nebmerfe pe1lidep
Gllenbabnen in biretter Gerbinbung febt. ,l.>
Gpn Wbeeline unt porfersbura aebe,t ieben
1as re9elmabise Bppte na9 allen SGfeu ter tpelt-
li4en Glu7e ab. -! {if'>'f
Die .Gra&tpretie 1inb 70 billia.
wteaut tr9enb elmer anberu Mpute.
@iterpcn ir9enb einem Ylate Siflidj BON BoIti-
more be3ei9ne rtast: r0ia Baltu. u. Sbip @. g."
Il: no:6ta d9t : y 9tnten Gnb; s. MeBurnie, in
Stneinnati; 9: 9empbiuu y. g., Mipley, S.;
5. M. Sese> MayesiQe. ay. 5. q, ,@pbwid,
s.; S. $: SOrb, @beeiina, ga. @e1ss SS, $751;
ter> 8ofon; @.gE, Vtr.peil, Mep> gorf; %. s.
&eQY, -Ybilatelptia ; 5, s. England, Baltimore;
@ep. 1pfer u. g., &sanspile, Snb. s. g.
Morebeab u. &c., Qcuissille @an1'l CALHOUN.
pbuaoaelpbia, unb Sobn s. Aenep, Yartersburs.
~:G -. @orbben, Gentrail- i 5ra&ts Assis Mstnt;
6. M. @ole, @eneral< Billet Naeut,
@. Vrescpt Smitb, "7!Eadszfra alf',*"
Eranspprtmeifter; 6. S.. GuIIer,
1b52.25 @eneral- Ngtnt bes @etens.
1Diatio fit Ginpanbtr3trt uub lati(fuot
.''b 'S.- - "'E' iiber bic 'a''& ISEb1 &a@
8altp. nnb 0bip=Giienbabn.
Na@ allen Tbeilen zbes areeen @eftens.
Gr1parnib ppn @elb, 3eit unb Gut-
ternunA.
i. .Ntilenbe tpnnen na@ 8elieten mGbleu. tpeldte
Babn ile gu beniiBen piinl9en, bic uber 's,......
Harfersbure umb Warietta
sU5TE}f}ff$ pber bic tater. ~ 1fT[tt~r-
8enwppo> @beeltn9 unp Columbus,
Diele 9abn 1T bic eiu3ise> .wel9e @inwanberer
nit ben g S4nelt3ugen befDrbert. |'@S''I~
: 2eOtejenisen, tpelde bic 8aIttmpre= unb
Sbtp<s = ienbabn benuten. leaeu hie Reiie
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g. SpDnipm II. 8r,1ber, "
8UbIenma1er, .4

ct. MntbpnYftrabe, II"
3weite 1biire pberbalb Der YreSbYterianer- -4ir9t,
ct. paul+
Stets ait Sanp eine Muswabl Don G1inten,
VtfpIen IS. 1b52.5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-30
By Richard CauthoFn. Aucs.
GROCERIES, F1XTURE les, Ae., Al
NJ AUCTION This nAX - e,,nlxnok ~ N,
BOARDING.

ROAKDgNG.-SeyeIal pleasant rooms vacant
- at the EDGEMoNT HOUSE. ne 3-Iwt
ROAkDlNG.-Ih have several pleasant ROOMS,
- suitable for families Can also accommodate .
lew DAY BOARDERS. MRS. BASS.
seH-Ists Shst-Tower House, Grace Ut.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND
Il BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. We return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the Kindness we have received at their hands and
hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to 10
initiated Sept. 1. 1859, will receive the Same en-
courasement that our previous efforts and labors
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messrs. JOHN p. and THOMAS 4. BALLARD
are now che Proprietors Of the Establishment,
and each one pledges himself TO do what the con-
FORT convenience and requirements Of their guests
demand.
We desire to keep and maintain, what our IL
cense calls for, q FIRST CLASS HOTEL. and We
promise to use renewed exertloBs to render the
Enlistment as comfortable possible. With po-
lite agents, and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeavor tn afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
N. B.-A previous card, long since published -
counteract the influence of baseless Tumor, il
sufficient proof that establl shment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, We
have been IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. All rnmors As to closure, or in
tended closure, we desire our friends to notice
false and strangers intending to visit US, as willful
misrepresentation. sel-ts
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Lord james Stuart Of Ayr, died at DUN
fries House, Scotland, on the dth inst. lie
was heir presumptINe TO the estates of the
Marquis OF Bute
Mr.. Dickens writes to Col. Foster, of the
Boston Mercantile Association, that he has no
intention of visiting America in the ensuing
autumn.
Twenty-Five thousand barrels of oil We're
sold III New Bedford, at private sale. on Mon
day, AT 81 per gallon.
The President gave Il Cabinet dinner at Sol
dicls' Home, Tuesday. Among the guests We're
SIR Henry Holland and General Gushing.
Alfred Stone, one of the editors of the AL
hauy Express, died at Saratoga Springs On
Saturday.
Hon Robert n. Ogden a prominent lawyer
of New Orleans, and native Of North Caro-
lima, died ON the l9ih inst.
An independent American party has been
formed IN New Orleans, for the approaching
municipal election.
During the week ending September 10, LII
persons died in London. There were some
cases oI cholera.
The Legislature of Massachusetts have
voted 10 authorize the enrolment OF colored
persons in the militia.
Madame Janet, the widow of Aaron Burr
is now 1T Saratoga Springs. She is 80 years
old.
on Saturday night. Loss S2u,uU0.
The cotton sold in Petersburg, Va annual
iy, is estimated At 81 ,250,Uu0.
oar naval force in the Pacific consists of
vessels, with $50 men and l5s guns.
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AUCTION aAfUa.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny =. g. Cesk. Aucs.

~ 2. 3. Coet. Auct.
HOM9E3, MULLEN, UWA. re-. AT AUC.
- T!ON.-On SATURDAY. October lat, 81 10
will cell ct the large lot near the Central
Several Harness and Saddle HoRs Es, one Of which
mAvcsy lAfse BRIGHT bss & years cd, warrant
ed sound and gentle, and works veil in single
or double hsrness a.
very 6ne Young MULES. well broke
top BUGGY and HARM ESS. IN good order,
Al SO, 2 very superior Mich cows.
. Theae Cows are very gentle and in most excel
lent condition, and worthy the attention Of those
in want Of good family Cows. :,
WILL BE ADDED-One entirely new OPEN
BUGGY, made to order in this city. To be sold
for account of whom il may concern.
ALSO:
One second hand tone horset FAMILY CAR
RAGE, nearly now.
One PLEASURE WAGON, with three seats,
capable Of seating nine persons.
re 30 Is b. COOK, Auct.
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More MidshiPmen TO be Admitted TO the
Naval Academy. &c,

WAsuiNGToN, Sept. Ha--The Secretary of
the Navy has recently made arrangements for
fhe reception OF an additional number of &C tive
N,dshipynen at the Naval Academy From
IN 20 a. members OF Congress, from districts
winch have been longest without appoint.
meats. dating buck from 1855 will be rex, aes ted
10 make nominations Of youths for admission.
in accordance with the existing law.
The Balance in the Treasury, subject to
draf, is over S51.tuo.
Cant Miller has been ordered 10 Old Point
- assame the duties of Quartermaster, vice
Mai Chapman deceased.