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Cotton Presses.

Cotton Presses.
- ,ror,, Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
- Corner of Tchompitoulas aud Henderson streets,
St, Mary's street, between Perddo and Poydras.
Corner of ST. Thomas and Basin Streets
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets
BRAMAH
Corner of Tehoupitoulas and Richard streets.
~ New Levee and Louisa streets.
- Corner Levee and Rof1gnac srrees -@ va
Corner Anunnciaiion and Richard Streets
szYMANsKps,
SHIPPERS,
UNION,
WOODS Ni'N' wv" ''s'se "'N -s'''''s'' s''''''
TEXAS,
..u Corner of Tchoupitoulss and Orange Streets
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYLER PRESS,
Front I.evee street. m s
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
I4eyee street, between st, Ferdinand and Montegut
Third District.
PICAYUNE
Iexee street, opposite Post l3s Third District
INDEPENDENT,
COTTON PRESS
NEW Iegee street, between Monisgut and elouet streets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS -.z
Corner Of 81. Marys and Tehoupitoulas Streets
Faurh District
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The of freight from Cairo New Orleans been sd
for bacon and 30 cents for bacgirg
and dry goods 10 cents potatoes and onions per DBL
-four IS cents whisky 50 cents pork 70 cents tobacco per
hundred lbs Is cents
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GtOien Of The 5flarkrts.

GREscEsT OFFICE. No. 70 CAMP STREEr3
Tuesday Morning. Oct l6 1860.
COTTON "A good demand prevailed yesterday,
and the sales reached about y 500 bales at still
fuller prices, though for the present we make no
alteration in our quotations Saturdays sales
amounted TO Il 500 bales
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RATES OF FREIGHT FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CAIRO.

FROM NASHVILLE AND ALL POINTS on THE CUMBERLAND
ABOVE sM1THLAsD TO NEW ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets liked by a
Committee appointed BY the regular apans III the trade
Ea operation and after the 18th day August 1860
The s hgnes each article through freight and lie
second figures for way ffeghE
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II oME MUTUAL. INSURANCE. COMPANY or
IL NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE No. IS 0AsfP STREET.

7,
Amount q Premiums for the year ending December
lo5yt 997M 8
FtF H5l is
Assets on 3lsi december. 1859 At1g67 ~
The Trustees declared dividend Of THIRTY EIGHT
cent, after payinG S& per ntaest all thee ont,
standing scrip, and leiren in cash the ssie VI ish5
Interest and reeeub scrip payable III cash tht
18TH February Certificates fer tho year a5a deliverable
and after the 18th March, 1880
ALEX. BROTHER President.
JAMES a. WuEELEa, Secretary.
New Orloens January y. 1864. iaiO m
~. DIXON, AfTeRNEY-AI-I4AW, No. Il CAMP
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Bank Notes Gold and Silver COIN Bullion charged at
the rate of fourth of one per cen and in al bill
ading shall accompany same, and freight prepaid.
Machinery, Steam Boilers, Engines and ali extra heavy
freights by special contract
NJ persons with large lots of stock freight be charged
half passage in the cabin St deck when fed by The
boat deck and find themselves all extra feed carried
with stock, 10 pay freight at regular rates,
All articles o. Merchandise specified the
above lists of Down and Up Fghs charged proportion
ale rates according their classification.
Lgherage Marble and Carriages of all descptions and
hall ghteage Salt if reshpped be expense of
signees.
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HANKS.

Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN Il Co. SO Carondeet street.
SAMUEL SMITH X CO., Camp street.
JUDS0N & CO., corner Canal and Camp streets
Known JOHNSTON \ co, No, 80 Carondeet street.
BkNOIST, SHAW K CO., No. 81 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE, JAcoB BARKER Manager
Corner Camp and Gravier sreets
H. W. CONNER h SON, No 80 Carondelet street
JOHN WOOD & CO., corner Camp and Common streets
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TAEfvS ON CHANGES os FREIGHT NZw ORLEANS AID
LAFoURcHE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
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NEW ORLEANS 70 ST. LOUIS.

Eugar-per hid. ........ 80 Molasses--per barrel
Moss--per bale.......... rs
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BRAzos sANTIAG 20.

To sail on FRIDAY, Oct. 10, lisa at o'clock A. VI.
rEzs5=a NEW ORLEANS AND rRAZDS SAN
KliiA TtAGD U, s. Mail lineFor Brazo5 Santiago
H@ESsSaa ndsnoa= Tie superior iron steamship Arixu-
n. Smith commander sill sril above carrying e. :
mnls Fef freight passage, having elegaa Recommendations
tor cabin and ateeTagc Passengers, apply boREd
J. y, HARRIS. Manager 81 Ganp ST.
Tie Arizona and Austin viii hereafter leaye every Friday
faGfHiug GI5
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-orFIcEZ.
'uHuER ARRANGEhEu1

From June Ist 10 November LIST. 1850.
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sew onlrAsg. sArenEz Agp v1cksngne PACKET 11sr.


India Bagging-per bale 90 Rice, Sugar and Dry
India Baggng-lots Of 10 Bbs-half bbls. 80, q
bales and Over ....... so Furniture Boxes and
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! oHLEASs % ssIInLAsp Asp rAprc.n.


Freight per one hundred poundsTbe efst seu,,s A.,
thrnupf, tha second FIR yva = s,s;,L, -
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in D A N OIL A.

sE% FOR LAVaCA AND 4NDf4N0LA-
EtS fha pacEet segenner Mary ~. Brown, fi4tier.
master, VIII haye Dispatch For freight pass
age Apply FM. S. DEWEY Il co.
ol3 sc anh s. Grnyier street.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


Sails On TUESDAY, October 10. at 3 A. NJ.
Great Reduction in Passage to GALVESTON.
xE, FOR CALVES OH-The new, and srIen-
IN If5fb did Al steamship Florida o. Nelson, mas
~+-sssr5saaFs&' ter will leave positively as above.
-.
llecE Passage ..... 4 On
For freight passage having excellent accommodations
apply board the Steamship landing foot or Julia street
orto JOHN A. MITCHELL.
OILS poydras street
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N EW Yo K.

kEN FOR gOsTON-Rivers I as I.ine-The Al
&fHH& regular packet bark Grace Hammond, H. Ma
honey, master Posi- H. First District viii haye dis
patch rs above For freight passage. apply 10
m4o WM, j. DEWEY S CO.,
oS So and 50 Gravier street =
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BETWEEN INV oRLBAss AND c1FcrsN1r.
fhe following rates Of freight between this port and CInen
a were established by the Steamboat Captans' Association.
he brS figures each article for through freight the
second figures for way frejeht.
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WINES AND LIQUORs.

GA1EE4AG BftAaDIEs We HAVE GOOD
suppy hand receiving direct mporta0ns
Franco additions stock Of this celebrated and highly
favored brand We have 1875 eighth pipes l79 in eighth
pipes, I2 do. 1895 in ha quarter and eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade and connoisaeu
generally this article pure and unadueraed For sale
New York terms and prices by
WIN. (. hEyERIGH 4 CO., "A Old Levee st.
nl9 " Sole In tha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-20

JOnn UTeelll ueIenuAnI. ]
THE SAID JOHN c REEN WILL
III take notice that on the 18th day Of October, A
ID. ls6G, summons and an order Of attachment was
issued by G.. H. Benham, a Justice Of the Peace Of
Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio, for the sum of
SO o. in favor Of said plaintiff aud that said action
will be for hearing before said Justice atty o'clock A.
JAMES NJ. JONES,
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NEW YORK lIARKET-OCr. 10.


FL0UR-Heayy. and SC lower with only very
moderate demand for export and home eonsump-
sales were 1000 bbIs, at S5,s7a5lO for superfne
state; S55S9565 for extra state; s. 5 As for super
fne western; 5Sn659 for common to medium extra
WESTERN 9O@6,OO for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FLOUR-OnIy in moderate re-
quest and prices without striking change. Sales are
$50 bbls at S5y5d so for common to choice extra.
RYE RLOUR-Staady and unchanged,s with
small sales at SsO94,4 40 for common to choice super
tine.
CORN 1IEAL.-In moderate request. Sales
WHISKY,--In moderate request. Sales of 100
bbls at 2id244c.
WHEAT-Heavy and fully two cents lower A
modersse export demand at the decline. Sales are
Milwaukee club at Sl,Z(6l3l; amber Wisconsin At
Sl,3o9lst, the latter an outside price for choices
and Canada al Sl,45l, 80; Chicago spring at 81 ga
~, common to good; winter red western at 81 $50
l,35, the latter an outside price at the close.
RHE-Firm and in fsir demand. Sales $500 bush
at Sic
BARLEY-In moderate request Sales 1900
hush at 790S5c for Canada East and western.
CORN-A shade easier and in moderate demand
for export and home consumption. Sales are 64O11
bush at 7g197l58c for mixed western in store and
afoat, and 20 for Inferior do.
OATS-Are steady with moderate business do
ing at 38l16g40c for western, Canada and state.
PORk-Market fiTmer for mess, quiet for prime.
Sales $50 b6ls at Sls,l29lO,25 for new NESS and
BEEFLQuiet and steady. sales are $50 bbIs at
Sf.004,25 for country prime; S5O0055O for country
mess; S79l1,5O for repaCked mess; SlO5O6ll 90 for
PRIME MESS BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
REEF HI AhS-Quiet Sales 50 bbls new western
cur BIEATs-DulI, at sH@9c for shoulders
LARD-Quiet. Sales arc $50 bbIs at l2sG@I2gEc
for butchers, and Sic for prime.
BUTTER Selling at ll@l6c for OhiOi l692lc
CHEEsE-steady. Sales at 9@IIc for inferior
to prime.
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MEdifiHfs,
MRS. w1NsL0W,
au q peTItUCtU n UTst anu eIIHIe TII aIlTll1 pT
sents to the attention Of Mothers, her
S o o Y III / N G. S YR u p.

- L L
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
which greatly facilitates the process OF teethng. By
sottening the gums, reducing all llinfammations-wi
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is sure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
REIIET AND HEALTH To YOURINFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
any other medicine, NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN
SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CUREwhen
timely used. Ne7er did we know an instance Of dis
satisfaction by any who used it. On the contra
", all delighted with its operations and speak in
terms of cOmmendatiOn Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter WHAT
WE DO KNOW after ten years experience, and
pledge our reputation for the fulhilment Of what
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered.
Of the most Experienced and Skillful Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Never-failing
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain but nvig-
crates the stomach and bowels cOrrects acidity and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COLO
and overcomes commissions, which if not speedily
remedied, end in death. We believe it the best and
surest remedy in the world in all cases Of Dysentery
and DiarrhOa in children, whether it arises from
Teething, or any other cause. We would say to
cry Mother who has a child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints do not let your preudces,
the preudces Of Others stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that will be Sure yes
Absolutely sure, to follow the Of this medicint
iftimely used Full direction for using will accom-
pany each bottle. None genuine unless she lac
simile OF CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on
the outside wrapper. Sold BY Druggists throughout
the World.
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street. New York
PRICE, ONLY 25 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
F6r sale by STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents,
1873 superior street, Cleveland.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

ATCHIsoN, Oct ~
The State Railway Convention to devise a sys-
TEN Of railroad grants to be presented 10 Congress
assembled at Topeka, on W ednesday last
Governor Eye Roberts, Of WyandOtte was
President, and John A. Martin, of fAtehisOn, Sec
retary.
A very large number of delegates were present.
and nearly every county in the territory was re-
presented.
The convention adopted the following schedule
of railroad grants: One grant for a road from
Wyandotte up the Kansas valley 10 Fort Riley.
One for a road from AtchisOn westward 70 the
gold mines One for road from Atchison via
Topeka and Council Grove in the direction Of
Santa Fe. One for a road from Lawrence south
IN the direction of Fort Gibson 0he for road
from the Missouri State Line, known as the def
ferson Coy and heoshO Valley Railroad
The Convention was in session two days SD
A Committee was appointed 10 urge these grants
upon the faE0rable o9nsideration Of CONGRESS. -
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THE AMERICAN

THE AMERICAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN Co.,
no. ISL BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
HAVING SECURED THEIR
novel and ingenious invention by American
and European patents, are fny prepared to execute
all orders for
MINIATURE LIKENEssRs OF PERSONS ON
-----. CHINA,
presenting s the attractive and advantageous fea-
tnres Of ordinary photographs, the brilhancy and
finish Of a water color drawing, and hitherto un-
attained quality Of durability, by being rendered as
impershabe the natural properties Of the articles
upon which they are transferred
As the pstented process Of the Company enables
the reproduction Of Photographs, not only on plain
surfaces, but upon such as are round or Of any de-
gree Of Observation-Disclosures can be reproduced
wi fautless accuracy and delicacy OF delineation
upon Porcelain wares of any description and dimeR
sons used articles of luxury or Of household uti
URNs, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOILET
ARTICLES, &c;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and exquitie style Of Ornamentation Of arti
In order to furnish facilities for the qualification
Of the popular TASTE and to meet the wants Of those
on Porcelain, the Company have imported tlOm Eu-
rope collection Of superior porcelain goods manu-
factured to their own order, which they sell at cost
As the American Company are owners Of the pa
tent right, and consequently the only persons au-
thOrized to the process, they have determined,
in order to afford
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
TO make the following proposition residents in the
Country, who are unable TO visit personally the
Persons sending photograph, ambrotype, or da-
guerreOtype to the once of the Company in New
Yorks, accompanied by
FIVE DOLLARS,
will receive in return by express, free Of other
charge. a richly Ornamented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon. By transmit
ing a daguerreotype and
TEN DOLLARS,
they will secure in like manner, y.
A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET
ARTICLE,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented pro-
cess BY sending pair Of daguerreOtypes and
FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they will receive in return
PAIR OF RICH SEvREs VASES,
With the portraits executed equal miniature paint
ngs; and, In like manner, portraits can be repro
duced on porcelain wares or
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
ranging in price from
TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THE
PAIR.
n B.-Be particular in writing the address, town,
S sttsrI to he addressed to AIanagsr American
Photographic Porcelain Co." 7SI Broadway, New
York. ootl3:3ls
WIN NER'S
INDEPENDENT. VIOLIN PLAYER
is NOW READY, WHICH CON
TAINs all the best and most popular Melodies
of the day, arranged for the Violin, BY aa
WINNER.
according to his NEW sYsTEM, by which any person
can perform upon the Violin witlIouta a knowledge
OF tie rudiments Of music.
Published, and for sale AZ
MARSH'S MUSIC STORE,
No. IlO2 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
5o5ies Efli Be forwarded By mail, post paid, upon
receipt Of the price,
sus2isi0 no. mo- Chestnut st'' PhilSdslPhis.
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aatEaitinEs.
III EALTH OF AMERICAN WO,
HI hEH--Read notices In ths Tribune sine D,

~ EALTH OF AMERICAN WO.
AlhEH.-Rsad notices In he Tribune sinos D..
Erom hls EEeeilsney JAMES d, WEsCOTF. Gov.
eIn9L ~ hloFida, and member u the Q. 8 ssaats:
or upHare Of twenty-five years was sdliotfd
Nl5h alseass n my hnlily which the best medicine
a19 surgical TALENT tn the country ed 70 cure but
Nnien ieldaq IN most satisfactory manner % ths
draalsnberg hemedieu. c0nscientiousg sdvi5s fhsif
u.e. JAS. ID. MESIOJIl.
=. ,, 9, AEE t0RK, February, 1559
IN intimate temale friend had been sufiering f-ln
falling Of the womb, whites and dsfanEsi msnsfru-
alton, together with the attending syT,6forTr =,
clearly described in your advertisements Snd narT
phlsts. Size bad the very best medical ski ir mn
city till entirely prOsirated and her physician naIT
told her that he thought her life might possibly =
prolonged little longer under the most iudieio71
treatment For two weeks alter thai she continued
70 sink, when came into your once az the Grae-
fsnberg Medical Institute and related her sYmb-
toms. A. you was confident Of the araeisnberg
Marshals CathOlcon, in relieving her, she dischar7
ed all the physicians and trisd i, though doubling
~. ProTidentally Il relieved her quickly, and I've
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
yeara there has not been any recurrence Of the CON
plaints and she L as strcng, active md healthy
When young girl JAO- 3. BRIGGS
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WAsHINGTONN NEWS.

Mr. Clemson, Superintendent ofthe agriru ifr
al branch Of the patent ofice is now on .,Az ay
home from Europe whittier he went by directlO- =
OF the Secretary Of the Interior to purchase veg
eiaDie, medicinal amp economical plants and
seeds generally. Many varieties have already
been received Before they are distributed over
the United States they are 70 be tested at the
prOpagatng garden in this city where additional
facilities for this purpose are IN progress Here
toiore much complaint has been made as to the
Worthiesness Of seeds but this in some degree has
been owing 70 the ignorance Ofthe recipitants re-
garding the mode of proper culture.
During the year ending June, tile receipts from
the sales Of public lands were less than - 900,
O09. Those recently sold yielded a very small
amount owing 20 the scarcity of money and other
ceived. -.gF .-.r..-
-Four or i've California land cases will be ar
gued before the Supreme Court Of the U s. at
its next term-the great bulk Of them involving
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WRECK OF TIE Mt. VERNoS-Captain Newman
has started for the wreck Of this i-iated propeller
1t is the intention to raise the hull II II il
found 10 Be worth saving. II not after getting out
the machinery anchors, and whatever else Of value
can be recovered the channel will be cleared Of the
wreck By the powerful instrumentality Of gnpow-
der.
YEssELs FoR TIE EURoPEAN TKADE.-ln referring
ressfsrday 10 fhe Charter u the r. T. Park BY the
Messfs- Aspinwall, we might have added that moth
ing but the Scarcity Of vessels prevents many such
charters. Our enterprisinR merchants would load
half dozen vessels for EurOpe at if they could
be obtained.-DstrOh Tribune.
DIsoOErfsuEp ed The Light-house Board, at its
meeting held the lst inst ordered that the Grand
River beacon the end Of the east pier, at the
trance Of Grand river, Fairport Ohio be discontin
ued the mouth Of said river having filed up.
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Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRk, Oct. 10.
Adam Jasgar was to-day convicted Of murder
in the second degree the rst verdict Of this kind
ever found In this State.
Thomas Wood was convicted Of manslaughter
IN the fourth degree for killing Patrick Cork
cry.
Thomas Kelley nearly succeeded in numbering
his wife, in Jersey City, last oil glit.
The whole inside Ofthe upp,i part Of the build
ing No 81 Plat street was burned this morning.
The Oeculants Of'the building were Gaudach and
Goper. Loss Sl0 900; fully insured 5. j. Par
dessus loss SIS 600; fully insured L. Barleys loss
s. 600; Insured The building was owned BY Tho
mas Patton. Damages $500; insured Nos 30
and 81 were also damaged by water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-20

BUFFALO RIARKET-OCT. 10.
TBT TELEGRAPH
FLOUR-Quiet, and in fair local and interior
demsnd.
WHEAT-DnlI and lower. Sales 1900 bush No.
Chicago spring at 81 O5. The only important sale
reported.
.CORN-Dull and &c lower Sales 500 bush at
i5tac.
BARLEY-Steady at sc. a.
Other grains quiet.
WHISKY-Firm at 2lcI{.
CANAL RRFTGHTS-63c on -four ls4c on
wheat; I7c or corn TO New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-7O0g bbls -four; 1890 bush
wheat
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THE PONY RXPRRSs.

st JosEHH, Oct Is.
Ihe Pony Express, with San Francisco dates
% TIE 9th inst, arrived here this evening
The Pony ENprpss, with 81. Louis dates 10 the
.lst ult,, arrived AZ san Francisco on the lth
two fres broke out nearly simultaneously at
san EranelscO on the 4th iuSt The first CON
sutned q wooden building on Druil street, valued
ut 500; the second swept the wooden buildings
on the corner Of broadway and Front streets
lsoss S2Qe00. rI-.HtH.
A IRE AZ Haldsburg, Sonora county, ON the 2d,
destroyed property valued at ~ 0OO.
showers Of rain iel throughout the State on
The ID and eth indicating an early approach Of
the rainy season. -
LArER.-OregOn adVices represent matters pre-
ciscly as dispatched by the last Express. There
was growing impression that mo Senatorial elcc-
tiun would take place this season.
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FROnI PHILADFLPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -
The Franklin building, Eve stories high in the
rear Of Franklin Hall on sixth street, below Arch
was burnt this morning. They were occupied by
Duncan White, bookbinder, whose loss is g 500;
Wm- s. Young job printer, among whose stock
were the the forms ofseyeral weekly and month
ly papers which were destroyed, including the
Presbyterian Review and Christian Instructor.
Loss unestimated. Smith 4 Peters, stereotype
printers; loss 50 900. The building was owned
by Hullipgs COnssertherait Total loss SIS 600
covered BY insurance. The fire Is the result Of an
accident
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RALTIlIOREITESIs.

nAAEEMeliAs Ocls ~.
The anniversary Of the battle Of Yorktown and
The Inauguration Of Druid Hal Park, took place
10 DAY.
civic associations and public school children being
conveyed TO the Park BY thousands. The wealth
vr was rather threatening, but there was large
gathering.
The Corn Exchange Stock Board adjourned over
to-day. There will be consequently little or no
business transacted