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The ZouaSs Movement I'm New York.
hxEJyfe OF THE INDEPENDENT COMPANY AT cooPEI



site ofiho ssi weather evening the young gen
t,smon VITO s.vo resolved 10 organize themselves
Souave company met; FOR the third time at their
n ;he cooper Ins:iiszs.
nc absence a tie regular President, Mr. Hawkins
~ss ealos to tic chair, ssd tie business mmo lately
Gsmmcnecc
After tho approval ~ Inc minutes Of the last meeting
ind the enrolment Of fcw members the reports Of
sssnGisg and special committees were n order.
M hAvKSs, from tne Committee On by laws, stated
that be hsi been working rousriously, bat would not
be able g report before next meeting.
Mr. tiANcr reported that the proprietor OF the Mcrcer
Hoa,e bad asreec 20 gve dr room AID exclusive com
ntite for Of the Zccave company month,
et charge Of only s25.
After lille discussion the report Of NJ Clancy was
sdcped, and The Mercer House will therefore &c the
yetdezsous u the Zonsv-s in future.
On motion, the foo~inx gentlemen we're appointed
sisndins committee 90 irintnE-ncssrs. Clancy, Ham,
ponscs --Messrs. BALDWIN, Cohen ami Haxxins
A Committee CT three on A.narr Instruction and Lee.
tnresi with power ~ add " their number then sp
scnicd, nc following gentlemen being selected Mr..
Es~slns, Cuher and ". Parser
4er Tho iransaetton Of sorno further business and
sv~~-ns that the drin should rcxs Monday
evening, the meeting adjourned.
cHaAs;taATIos or A NEW coxrlSY or zouivrs.
Anrmeer Of our French adopted citizens assembled
.as ling a; the Mercer House. corpeS az Brcoue sad
k~rcer rsree., for the purr.-e Of organizing
rary Of Douayes TO be attached the Fy NH reg.
Lieut. Col iec-rc Of that regiment, scei - Chsrnsr
and Mr.. q. bougrercar secretary.
Tie FsksunKNT, calling The meeting 10 order sAted
Ne cc,cct f"- long time. said they had reer dcs
spre CT orranzrg military In this city similar
She zasves ~ FrsDce bot stste bal bern taken
ths; end rn the arivA CT the Chicago Zorsve CadcU
TfAi eysni however bal inspired them With reos~ei
and stronger desire 0. orranizrs ssch company. and
Ne had, Al The rsQue~ 81 several young VII, we're
sb isoas of bsoming Iousye~ called the present
ns II -es Their Intention, further more. 70 adopt
Ducrm exactly similar 10 that % the French zcusves
hctrcs;dcn. exhibited courle Of pictures represent
NJ ixo french zoesyes In fg drees sod requested those
~swoue az oinog the movement 10 hand Ia their
About AIRY % iSoee preesnf, snoog whom three
or ieer q TIC original Iocayes % France, for
~sd and we've ENROLLED, after which the meet ne al.
med . nee, again 81 The place 90 saturday
oven ia mort
70 N he ntsri.or o. tbs Organization, WHOM Il nm.
pors about any men, n the zorave uniform ana
drh accord!ng 70 tie xocavc syssem u ,sc,cs II vii
thsn se added as conpiny 70 the fny Gin (frereh)
gegimeat. seyrrs companies OF Which have also expree
I'd lher Intention Ct adopting the zouave un.lorn.
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The Contest p~swe Messrs. sickI.s ana
rNEnss
wiiiis mson.
20 Trs xpEToR on THE HFRltn


SHw YoRE, Augusi Is. is6e
n FcGC 70 TIC rrnposscu made By the Hon. ~ y
ssss TIC brx,ip % the iir INST ees iesve 70 ssy
While should Be perfectly wiling 10 accept tie plan he
proposes 70 settle the question perdiag between r. Do
DOT fee authorized 70 annoocee mygef stump cAna
-dss for ssa; n the rex oonsrsss and thus estarrs
-e party 70 who's bsiosg. 60 FAR relates 10 the dis
yNed sAi an The Jrssont Congress VII cheerfegy SUB
Z ~ ne qucsor 70 TIE people u the district, Ilr.
- sss w consent 70 that method Of aec!drg the con.
"a. Nhle see no necessity for this course contos
mai lshaud ore fer The decision q zoe people 10 desi
gor fthe qees % ~ TIE House OF representatives. a
. yer N'i q The eieesorS e the Th.ri Congressional
4 strict Gao be Asd The ouesta, o. 20 vhc.
srer NJ , sScsics vas faw,y elected In Is5s or not
I - Il arr e - abide by Their decision: submit how
ver nat ne tber NJ sckcs nor rnyse as any rlstt
~ the people who shau b. he csrdldstes ~
,.,ycsept m fm Ia Tie cougresz as ners of ne
eordii9rs ~ wash ne ending disyse 10 be sstCed
=, ysteren.. 70 the slluson 10 ny iregb ty IN Inc
rToond q ny ,. wig go aon-resdsotof ns state of
Je- WORK n iss y haVe ooy % Eay Tat have EYER.
- ,he risat oi vgi - he STATE CT Ner York Al
- .,~,l lr srt sas twtniy oae ycass ga Tt--s
- =, 49, ttat tie net - nans sea rr tf r- IN
Se. - ,is ste aar v he msnibs 5egrves 4
sis.s, '.sT y-l o n G'si~ srsaiy s1rres. g
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Sehr Helen Cof Boston, Clark Turks Islands u days With
salt 10 master.
schr Harkaway CBr), Benson Bermuda eays with sasaT
N MASTER.
sehr Hastings tnr L,weson Dorchester, days, with
sehr Amy or, Edsrii. Nary's Point Ss days. with
whh coal 10 Post A Small. "
schg 3aicksrp Br Dorman, sydney CB days with coal
schr John Ferris, Bush Virginia 2 days
Schr William q TUFTS, Russell. Virginia. dsxs
Schr Thomas futile Virginia. 5 days
Schr Turk Harvey Lubec. days.
Schr Lucy Blake Wood. Rockiand 4davs
SchT~tom Keafney, Lorrg, Boston, 8 dava
Schr Tiire r. Rabbit. Boston days.
Schr j W, Faulklin Boston, davs
Sehr N |. Davis. Small, bostou, 3days
Schr Clarssa, Burgess Fab River, 2days
Schr Boston HutchnRs Providence. days
Schr Mexico, CotTeu, East GREENE ch. days
Steamer Delaware. johnson Philadelphia
Steamer Pelican, Baker. Providence
The ship up arrived Saturday Nth az he On
rous Nsgnus mistake another vessel taken FOB
her.
Wind at sunset NV.
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The exchanges az Gle Bank Clearing House This
morning were sl7,s5J,sl4 90, and the balances
sl,3l7.750 a..
The sales a. the Mining Bosrd weTs:--
% ga Rsekisn 90 ASK 900 ais Nor.h state 90 "a,
% so..s.....c Is
The Security Pre- Insurance Company las .e.
clarea ssmi.annusl dividend q four and bali
per cent on the capital s;o,S, payable n cash On
demand; ako dividend . policy holders OF
twenty ssvea PER cea. on he carmel premiums,
!,T Tb.A scrip VIZ Be .ssaea OF Tie iss q October
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desiring submit the question 70 the people a. 70 whether
N their Judgment be or myself entitled 10 sect N
he present. Congress the Third Congressional ds-
trci there will be DO dicuity in arranging the details
lar a. concerned, there shall Do no a"agag OF
tQuiyocation. y. Wli1AAASoN'
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Navar Iptciar.nce.

ns r isi siEtss sicop q war sAvannsh. CAPT Jos ?
Jarvis, and steam sssp pocabontas we're a. anchr s1
Green Island near vcfs Cruz, 2s;h ~ re soroship
2 7F'T, c,ursrder Esrry wslkei va a. saa ,1,'s
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Wind at sunset NV.

tn sh, co., mn a. srrIvsd -, saturday M, ,,.
her
ss,0n, new, from San yran,,.so % July 81 VIII b. ,orDs
In the columns.
We indebted the purser of steamship Nashville
for Furnishing us with late Charleston papers
Liverpool renors tsa, an ,hs sh IN, when on Grand cav
Sn r. by N ne h sag s @ main
the ds ed w. sna nsy so rel
p.~r s. ana was %sI
br a yss .day from Mobile reeporis, Aug
LIVERPOOL July so-The case Of ship Mills Of Augusta
found before rspored has s: peen ad
estimated saSo and ,isre portion d he value q
the csueers and o. Am sap sc, The mosy Of sSe
a sp GaSe Ss was Sns q s
ss Il s al ss1. ~ ss
and ~ ,ps g p each a. Boston
MONTHS an ADVANCE 70 so per Ton wnn the last four
Ship o,s,mse lately purchased BY Ms..r. Wilton Lock-
Of Capt barlow, Of sana~'ch ''''
y ship Bg n late Of Warren and eoush, By parties New
said 10 Ds Tor The whaling business % ''" 's'0f'
cd 10 o Ss port 81 o2 p sss III and & sen
Delaro Of Boston.
See port arrival.
Ocean. 49, ''"'''''''' 'As'''
ns At 18th % bark Messenger Holmes Of
her June So i !, ,s s sssS al we'll
ship s,aghound Husssy from swasow via p,tav. 70, IL,
va ana IYly "a Ia. 5 ~ : ION g 4. , %
Jq sRS kd n, Is IS y lon 70 r ,v.,,o
50 sin 81 f Brs g II for Liverpool, July "a !. CON m
l., Bs,s 81 IA Esni' From Naanza' for Falmouth Eng Ars7
g 81 lincoln sss from Portland for Havana Aug H. LAT %
" Brig csimuck hence for Na,anzas, Aug IA. % 10,
@ sis ..,,v b., ,.,n u.u,.r ,or r,'.,.,,,. ~
NV VII T. %iiss u..,., ,.... .. vs,".
seSr Marine bound Aug "a ,serN OF Bod, Island
Bill or PoRrt AND Aug l. PM-oa Fulton 81, wo..cp from
Bani july nsl s-1n po. ship rrsnqu.oar Goodwin dsr.
BAksApos July 2In port bark Gszere, Rhodes from New
praaRsn jGS port bark. Princeton ses.y for
MON Res day. Ls@gsster Thompson for TURKS Iands
S S ry s, IT. Avg d1S ssa Am yssss IN go.
seson S for 40 sassa spsen r. New
swsss for arseR pays err and
an nai un o5 s
s aa fsd ssss
Enterprise Mcane for DO; Guenburg, Weeis for New
o!s sss. Jul, p per. b. .sAr. ST. Colin q.-,s.n for
NYorh about Aug q ,es oapray, for do about 9Th 10
riiss.ghs ai;s, s 49,. ~, "' ,
horn and SYGs ds H5isross for S9ors DO Fss
ME HDE Ts; rSn Ssae sSA ios Sy.rI al VsT
iss, bari Jasper en- RsnnS SyeiL
2oi 's arr ss Iva s.
EprSlra. July ao-In nor. sr,ss w.osms-. Ncse from
Nysrk; for do 2 days; purkirt, griffin. for dol
s.%o1s a:s .sS VS. E.ass Lss Rs ;s sssssas ss
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From s s MT. sss F ssnss o nass ID.
R,vE Asazcs Jqly N-In go brig oss,p n;.a for New
wer,h FOR EYart, wig. -
$sss a.s 's1' '.'s s
r. sea-, c,r, ,u,, "a NJ 49, r....,,,,ou
yYo4 s Ssy. yS ann Mo SS bark Acme Mcconnell @
'",' ""1 : ''"' a 1% ~so.s p-.. ~
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e. fsS so sa ss1 Cues, RsDs sna w%
Ni sosao SN'. AZ. H. px-Ar bar. Hannah r,,o. ~
Ga hSG ss. MA sss s,o sSa
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s sss and 81 ss
Sf A. sSsAsIsS :. Esasss: aosSsa down
en- sAi N11so5 Aug ], LA Sa.r.nss. bar. Lin
French cAaTson ooaa bosom ana ~, .eSs:
sargent Ss.suryrcr scus.. %sc r s1a
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, August I3-6F M.
AsHrs--rne market steady, but not active, With
email sales pots ard pearls a. b1s;. a 5ac.
bRxApsrrps.-rhe market was less active and bu ~
ant especially for common and medium and state bran H.
Prices closed about &c. lower while the sales enorac "a
about 600 1000 bbs., closing within the following
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER lAL.

MONDAY, August 1876 T. NJ.
The bank statement made up this day compares
az follows with that Of last week.
Week eldino. Loans. Specie. Circul'n. Deposits
August sis0 IFS PAT o. 2s $50 el7e $50 SIS 9ss
August IL l29 S55 l79 n 575740 9l29 s35 50 $40 l07
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nour Was heavy, and prices were easier.
Sats OF 5e0 Dds we're made at IS IS 10 for saperhne
and at 30 10aT 80 for extras Southern was inactive
but prices were steady with sales 500 bbs at prices
given In another column Rye aour and corn meal were
IN moderate demand at our figures Wheat was heavy
and Easier, with the exception of choice lots
of red and amber olorcd The sales embraced about
55 600 bushels including red Western at 81 % 81 2o
old DO at 81 2s white do at 81 80 81 a. choice
do at 81 Az Corn active, and opened with good
demand steady prices, hut closed dull heavy The
sales embraced about 50 900 bushels including good 10
prime western mixed, at 60 round yellow 65c
Gee, and white do at Toe. Tic Rye quiet 7oc
SOC. Barley and barley malt changed Oats were
gee for State.
SoFTTR-The market was firm, vile sales OF moment
reported. Later from Rio sps axis of little be-
ing doIe for shipment TO the Uuited States.
(oyToy.-The market was quite steady, and the sales
reac ed about coo bales the basis Of the following
QUOTATIONS.
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ALMANAC yoRR-rrYs DAT.
srs RISES. o. MOON IL
sus sk1s .............. % HIGH wAfEs....eye 81
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Cid at New Bedford 18th, bark courser Kammet, Pacific
Ocean. $500
Touched a, Bermuda 2sih u bark Messenger Holmes Of
Salem report
letter from board bark Minerva, Penninan of NIB re.
ports her June 80 lat As 80 N lon Is W. cean ali well
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lBy Telegraph.
New York Market.

kEw YORK, September 25-P. M,-Ashes
SssadE small sales at s. % for Pots, and s. 56 for
Cotton Demand pretty active and market firm.
sales q $500 bales ON the basis Of lOc. for midding
Flour exhibits more activity, aud prices have ad
vanced Sc per barrel, with an active demand Tor ex
port and home cOnsam pOn sales Of q 900 barrels
st 70 9oeS 70 i9r spperhne Stete IS aSg5 l5 for OK
common 70 medium extra Western; s. 65GSj IS for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; market
were Tor export Canadian Flour quoted shsde
nrmer, with rather doing: sales Of go barrels
Fo,s,p - t,sgI % ioT common 20 choice extra. Rye
20 choice snpeTfine.
Whisky steady sales of zoo barrels at e3l4a2slkc.
mand: sales l6,OOo bush, Milwaukee Club al 81 Fla
S for prime, and 81 20 for very choice; 2l0O
bush Chicago spring at 81 I45Sai 2i, Common 10
prime, and = ~ for very choice; zoo bush white
EN- Si 81 ~ ZOO bush SiRtsT red mixed west S j.
@i q for good and prime and 81 3 for very choice
and 400 bush. white hichigan at 81 s5di ss5S
fsstioh over ssc ssss 600 bush snss GIs se'ys % At
quiet and steady, with sales Of $1,000 bush. good
for Western, Canadian and State
Pork dull aDd prices without material change:
seies q ooo bTls at go s5ls 81 for new mess sl
sls zs ioI old; 80 oO@IS for fanPs. Besf-hsrEei
cou6r5 prime; as % for country ON tr' meas sSao for S
Fepacke mess; $40 s0@l % for extra mess Prime
Hams dun and nominal al Si06lI 80 for State and
Western. Gut Meats very dali 5mall sales At "A
S,4s. for shonders loi@lle. for Hams. Bacon quiet
and unchanged. Lard market quiet and nneh han ged,
sales Of so 6rls. AZ l214@1lsllc.
Butter c0ntinues In good demand; market steady.
lsI4g glec. ter Ohio and lsszle. for State Cheese
0oiise e1Ist; sales Of sOO bags Rio at ls4c,, and
lto hass St Do@lpso st ise Sas@r ~ & @9dsra'e re,
T46f1Ac for Porto Rico,
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lSrecially Reported for the Daily Press.
CincInnaII Produce Marker

luEsDA1 EVENING, september p.
FLuUK-ln consequence of to-day's news from
t"ldeB here asked l0C. more for superfne, bat
Iuyers we're not disposed 10 accede to these rates
he tales were: IS brls. Swift's Mills red wheat al
- Is; 2l7 brs. Exchange Mills, red wheat at IS; ljO
bris supeThne, red wheat at S5 100 brls extra
white wheat, delivered at LawrenceburR Ind at
., ;n izS bris Gan Mills, extra family, at So 90.
.NHiSh1- market firm, and unchanged
Tue transactions were 1000 brls at lSAGIssc, the
latter Tor wagon, and "A brls hiRh-prOOf at IS3dc
OlLc-Linseed was in demand: "a bns. selling at
WHEAT-The market was 6rmer and buyers met
the views OF holders at once. Nearly 5000 bush
SOC al q OS9i u for prime red, and 81 l4@l Is for
COfFEE-The market was steady; so bags chang
ing hands at i5x@l55ac.
.,sgGAk-Was steady 40 brls Cuba: selling at
MoLASsES-The market was firm at ~ to I3c..
but There we're no operations
COhh-The receipts Of ear continue light aud
the demand active at Soc in bulk Shelled is steady
az 5hg59c; for mixed and white, including sacks
OATS-The market is dull and prices lower; we
quote them at JOc in bulk
kl5ELThe demand is good, and the market firm
BARbEY-rhe demand for the prime grades ia
good az 93c "a ~ for prime to choice fall The lower
Brants are enli; sales 400 BUSH spring at SOC.
HAa-The demand u good, with light receipts
We quote prime Timothy, in bales, on arrival at $40
CHEEsE-The receipts continue light and a
further advance Of pc. per pOuzd was esta blishsd:
sales 100 boxes w. X. at g1sc.; % do. Hamburg at
IOc.; 90 dc. T.. ID. at lO5lc
BUTrER-Prime flesh is scarce, and in demand
a. iSGl6e, for Central Ohio and W. r., common is
dull at 9(lllc.
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
IN Germ Notice is hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city of Gin
cinnati, the following ordinances, to wit:
To establish the grade of Dayton alley from Gem
tral.aveDue to Whteman-street, and to repeal so
much Of the Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to
establish the grade of Dayton-alle from Western
row to Piatt street, passed January TO- 1851
6icts herewith.
To grade and pave with limestone, Laurel alley,
from &c rye. street to Barr-street.
Te grade and pave with bowder- stone Carr street.
from Sixth-street to Eighth street.
To regrade, and pave with boWlder-stone, Cutter
street, from Sixth street TO Eighth street
In pursuance Of the law said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
sructed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency Of
the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expi-
ration Of the time required for the publication of
action.
sel4-X SAM. Il. CORWINE, City Clerk
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XIV s,iIt NMNS.

TIE Ohio continues to recede gradually at
this port having declined during the twenty -four
hours ending last evening" about four or five inches
only leaving chauneldepth at this point of barely
six feet. The River was stationary at Pittsburg,
with three feet seven inches there at noon.
The weather, yesterday, continued warm-just
enough 81 for comfort.and entirely delightful in
every particular-cleaT bright and beautiful with
pure and delicious atmosphere As far weather
is concerned, there is nothing at present left to de-
sire.
Business on the Landing was rather dull yester-
day and freghs were offered spartngy at the rates
previously quoted. The number of boats Mt the
Wharf was small, not over fifteen or sixteen between
Main and Broadway.
Yesterdays Louisville Courier remarks:
The river continues to fall rather fast with three
feet six inches water in the Canal last evening by
the river at the head of the Falls had receded two
six feet water on the bar. The weather warm
and cloudy, with thunder storm at noon, followed
When backing out FRI m Mason City, Wednesday,
the Reliance struck a log, breaking. about twenty
barrels of salt were thrown overheard to prevent her
sinking. The Logan came to her assistance with a
the pumps were riRged and the leak stopped.
Fridays Memphis ArdIanche observes:
The John Gault arrived from Louisville yesterday
with fair freight including, $50 tuns, which she
brought twenty -one bales Of the staple
The Arizona arrived from New Orleans yesterday,
light She obtained $50 bales of cotton at this point
for the Ohio River
The Masonic Gem arrived from White River, yes
terday with fourteen bales of cotton She has been
engaged in wrecking the Fortune, sunk some time
Bince above Augusta, and brought down that boat
machinery, cabin furniture, etc. Her commander
is undecided d don't know where to go with his
craft. The Hazel Dell is in the same fix.
The Mississippi River at st. Louis, at last ac-
counts by mail, receding slowly, with five feet
scant at Cairo, and six and half feet between Cairo
and Memphis. Business at the st. Louis Landing
continues worry dull, with few stea mers in port
The Illinois River is falling, with thirty inches in
the channel to Naples, twenty-five inches between
Naples ane Peoria, and twenty inches between Peo-
ria and Lasalle
The Upper Mississippi is falling from st. Paul
down, according to last accounts. There are nine
feet on the Upper, twenty five inches the lower
Rapids and three and half feet full between Keo-
kuk and this port.
The Missouri is in a wretched condition, with
three and half feet 10 the channel from Weston
down to the mouth, and three feet above Weston.
The river full Of snags and sand bars plenty.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
A,riraL.-M. Mcclellan, Louisville; Prioress, Mad
isUn; BOstona No. 2, Portsmouth: BOst IN, Big
Sandy; Dunleith, Neville; Morning Star, Wheeling;
j. S. Pringle Dock
Madison; BOstOna No. 2, Portsmouth; Boston, Big
Sandy; Dunleith, Neville; I. j. Patton, Wheeling;
Ellen Gray, Kanawha River.
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by 80 Miles.

MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAPs
~ OILS, at which place il unitesC ~
with railroads for and from all points, q
in the West and North. 80.
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot OF Mil and
Front-streets.
5;4O A. M.-OHIOAGO MAIL--Arriyes at In.
dianapolis at lO41 A. M. Chicago at P. M
1lg5O A. m.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Accom-.
modation-aTr iyetat Indianapolis at 4:6O P. M.
q P.M.-CHICAG0 EXPRESS-Arriyes Al Indf.
annapolis tlo:45P. MI Chicago at 1880 A. M.
sleepin Ca liare attached to all night t-traIns on
this line and run through to Chicago without
change Of cars.
n- Be sure you in the right ticket -oce before
you purchase your ticket, and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time sherteT than by any other
route
Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS, good unit used, can be OBJ.
tanned at the ticket ocea, at Spencer House corner
EoTth-west corner ot Broadway and Front; No.
Burnet House corner; at the Walnut street House,
No. East Thirdstreet, and at Depot 0ice, foot oi
Mill, on Front;street, where all necessary tnformR'
tion can be had.
Omnibuses run to and from each train, and win
call for passengers at all hotels and ali parts OF the
city, by leaving address at their office.
ap2l H. U. LORD, President.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
CITY ADVERT IsEMENTsi
City Prison Supplies

DROPOSAI.S FOR FURNISHING THE
II City Prisons of the City Of Cincinnati it'll Beef
@, rn-mtal and Wo d, will be received at the Office
Of the Mayor until the 10Th day of September, 1860
articles required They will specify their bid for
furnishing either by the quarter or by the year The
beef must be sound, rough beef; the cOrn-meal of
COED merchantable quality and good, seasoned
wood The quantity to be furnished to be desig-
rated weekly by the Superntendents of the Prisons
The Commissioners will decide whether to contract
10y the quarter or 10y the year after the bids are
opened, as may be deemed best for the city.
Il. M. BISHOP.
TH0S. S. ROYSE,
EMANUEL WASSENICH,
sel2-m City Prison Commissioners
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
lBy Telegraph
New York stock Market.

New York, September 25-P. M.-Stocks
active. excited and decidedly better. Chicago and
Rock Island, SOl6; Cleyela and Toledo, 49, Gaiena
and Chicago, 1sA Cleveland and Pittsburg, IS; IL
linUis Central Scrip, $50; Michigan Southern guar
anteed, 4y@; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 9lA;
Michigan southern, 23A; Michigan Central, ~;
Reading, 4SA Harlem, preferred, 525f; Harlem,
2lhi Hudson, &c; Erie, assented, 4l Erie, AZ; New
Hprb Central.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
BY Telegraph

PHILADELPHIA, September 25.-Flour is
dun but firm. Wheat firm: sales 5000 bushels
white at 81 3jGl 50 red, 81 26Gl 80. Corn active;
yellow 75c. Mess Pork s9 5O@l2O prime Sl4 7jC@l5.
Whisky dull at 22l6N23Bc