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Sn Sem @ntptfelunsssauge Der MnFeblun9 fmb tptr babtn ss
lanet, ben METROPOLITAN tnb pt1ttefen 9betI eeS Gtabt9ebteteS
bon @a5 9arbpr City IN ben &retS Der 8erbcAeruReen 5u 5teten
unS 2Sts tint Safentbetle Der Stabt, 3u benz fir t&s erfe 3aufenb
ftsefelten 9rets gpn $l25 sum gertauf su ~trth8en, unb apar
;abluneen BON So. 8reie 0eebS In better 8prrt earanttrt. Die
Snan8rtfnafae befeS StabttEeils tt nun. lomptl Srni bG6Ren
Snterefe fir BITE GarmbeSElferune ais aud Steie @ener5trettenbe
basu %branseu. Dpds, gBterften uni @erbtnbunesfraBen we eth
Steamer 3ur 9erfeanng neuert regelntaBt9er ~@ertinbur9 nit
Nep=gprf unb Sparn, nerbcn aus unb wGbrenS ser Gntnidelun1
btefes @laneS Ron Der @efeGf8aft gebaut, unb bic &uSfd6run9
befes YlaneS pirb tn 8urse ben Geptralpunft fir bte ~trt9eeen6
mad unerer SteSt lesen.
Brdmten
~eeaetenb entpeter In eiuem 5000 Auabrat45us srp6en G3arten
pber einert Gretttdet auf benz efelihafts6ampffdtAe, perben je
mad Der Wabl gu ben erfeu S~erfauften 1000 Qpt6 ~beiseeeten.
Ser In Der Gntptdeiun9 t~e9rtfene 5dbridplan lei6et ba6urG
ntbt muir tetne geetntrd9tismn8, iDnbern rnuB burd &usflbrung
pEtsen 9denplaneS erf iene gauge 9Di6ti9fett eriangen.
8abrttantsr, rel6e TIRE @tabltieruent8 mad egg 9arbpr Gits
leeera rerben abgeften bon Der s~unft9en Sage sptiGen Nprb= uu6
Sub, bur6 fberale 8eeunRi8unSen Settens Der GefeGfGaft be
keutenhe 8prttetle eepnnen.
ganp9Iets merben H~neatssltiia a~uSgess9er, uus n1bere gta6
riben etttetlt burh
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8arbiers ntlO OaarIdneiOe=S alOll.

SO. 8. 6.-6rte6rt9 tn, neten Der 4rbeiters9aIIe
G6rSpfeu, Noerlaien, 9Iute9efebeH, icpie ale III 6aS @ebiet
Der utsberen @brlroie falsnben Dfantpulaticnen perben prompt u.
btni8 0~nsseTIbrt. gtpoi9e 8eleuln9en bel Gadtaeit beltebe man
0et6ld9t 0e9euiber Cbi9cn PIaSes, pbere @taoe be8 SauieS bon
Sa@bmesr 8srra &napp 80 Iaa4ea. Gp24,iI
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gee1ter tat10 futdbttger Tabrplam:
- gfa6 Dem @eiten nn0 Sii0em. a. d.
Baltimore nnb Ship=Gifenbahn.

Baltimore NM SDtD=Gt1enD10N+
On lne na6 benz 80. Suit 1860 eeben bic 3aae mie fOl9t:
95pn Gameen- Station Baltimore: Der Spffsug, Spnntdgs
enlightenment, TIM 8 ntr 30 Wtnuten 0ctnrtta9s uno BET Grs
pre6;ue nm 4 lNr = Mtnuten Nd6nnttae6. Bette Bulge 9eEen
na6 aGtn Gbetlsu bes gBefens ub Mprb-gGeftfnS IN htrsfter
Qtnte.
Stir We9@Ba6a9tere.
Nad auen Yuuttsn swtfAen Baltimore unb ptebtnpnb nrbne
hhan ben 8 l1tr so Mtn. B3rhhittd8- Bug. Ma& allen Yuutten
swti6en Cumberland rnb gDDeeine unb 5ntlden Srafts1 ub Par
~ferSbure cen 4 ltbr - Minuten-8u9 Saa Baltimore.
Der Srepertd=M Accommodations @3ug
Serfabt Baltimore fur 8rebertf NIB bic ~ba5wtften ~lteeenben
plate tdelid nm A ltEr IS Mtnuten NabntttnsS, NIT Musudbanc
bes SUnntasf. uno erreiAt SrebertG UNI ~. 90 %. @benss; YER
ld@t BET Der 8Idtebr 6tetertd uns 9 ltr Gprrnttta9s uno lan8t
1T Baltimore hin 10 Il. 80 ga. Mtttassan
Der Observation-Disclosures combinations 3ug
eebt tGeHG NIT Musnabrne bes @DtntasS mte fplst:
@erldBt Standardization INT 6 !, 20 WCrgens rnb l II. 4.20 gfddrt.
Sen GuteOtt'S NtiGs nm As MlEr9ens, 2,30 1t GAO NoAn.
Nad Waibi11gton unp Dem St0er
eebfn bte 3iee I'M 1926 ntb $40 GprmitasS ipwie I'M IS unb
40 NaAuttto9s.
Mm @pnats 8 I'M 4,25 0~lgrsens.
Son 26aIhingtpn
ann 81 20 unb Z g5rutittae5 ua0 8, 20 unA s. 80 Ra@m
Mn Gsnntes muir HaGntttagS un 800.
Der smette nrb Sierte Su9 Upn Baltimore unb g"DnlGtnetGn vet
bin6en lA nit Ben 3Igen Der Nnnapplts 8atn.
Der srette uo brittle Bug halt auf ben 3GtGdenfattpnen.
Rg- gDe8en Gtfets, &u5funIt, Gabtt II. {. 10. wente man f6
an S. <. @~nglanb, M8ent an Ter Gidet>S flee, @dn1een.
fattpn. SO m. 9reScgtt smith,
XranSrCrtattcnsntetfer, Baltimore.
g, Sd, GDIe, 0enerdls~ gtleteur. (Qu16,iO
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JOnnSCOn'S insurance Rooms,
Nc. 70 Secpnotr.
Temer=, Martne= unb Qeben8=Gcrffbes
ungS=GDmpaanien.
GtderIte itll0 feIteite GDtlpaqnie.
mp Der 8anep y. girginien,
mt $500, 900 capital.
acknowledgements p. y. Gtrsinien,
nit 5000, 600 Gapital.
e=Serltaerun98= @pmp. y. Giroiltten
nit $780, 900 Goptat.
@barter Sat%Serltd. =Spr1p. DON Sartfprb,
NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
SecarttpzV erItderun98=@pm BON Nefpsglcrt
NIT $270,O 600 GapitOt.
bSrtrzyerfiAeruno8@@ plnp. bon NefpzOprf
nit $500. 900 capital. 80
Nelplute@g 81 rli9erun98=@pmp y. Nemzglorf
nit $4,000 @apital. ~
WtpttanfsV erIiderutg8=@p1np D. 9eelpzgDrf
nit $500, 900 Capital. '
Nep@2Esrlo@ye itfer. zGpmp bon NewzOprf.
nit $780, 900 Capital. -
Wercartile Wutual Wartne.
nit 81 900, 900 Capital.
Seretnt9te Staater 2eben8=G erfideruno &c.
NIT 81, $50, 972 Gapttal.
NDrtberr1 NfIurancez@ pr1p. BON Qorbpn
nit $2,194, Ill Capital.
Se pbeu tentertten @ompa9n1een in6 bon Der Qeoi8Iotur hss
Staotes Nearplanb autbortitrt uo I5enftrt. -"
Die bon benz llnter5etdneten repriIenttrten gpmYaouieen botsu
tptrtIi1 Derfasbores Capital gum bOuen OEen aroeseySn =
8etra9 rerantpDrtidl fin bic 3abluno bon QSerInSen, oS'VU"'
Wertbertn8SpolceH peroen ~GlS9egeben unb WerIuife pTrFtriA
erFst. Sbos. $. Snbn fS %r"'~
o. - 70 Secpn6fr.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-02
Sin frGftiac8 Mlter DOer cid friibseittger Sui
Greben 1T erI6tenen unb fir 25 Gents
su 6aben tet vs.. u G6mibt, ST.. SIS
Sc. @aafr. se9enabcr eer 8iUnsidale.
Ser Sts9e1eD Spie9el,
gber
vbie @ebeimni6e be8 Sc
1dled,t8> lm9an9e8,"
8. &uflaee,
L.. ~ c. 0arh0NSNA NraffffTsr Mrtf
o. WW btT
ron Or. 8. 9nbarid, pratttlaer &rsi

~ In Gbtcng1, SI.
Die Susenb, Bic Nlanntett uhS saS Ilter, &Ie Ipltea piees
Bud lelen. @s entbGlt nislt6e 8elebrun9en User bic @rbattur8
bic Sd9wGdycn unb &ranF teiten Der Gef6le6tStbete, fir 3le,
wel8e AIT ben 70 erI65pfeaben unb f<mmen 8pleen Der uGelbff-
~beIefuna" NIB ancerer &uSf6mei Spt9en letoen. Der wertbspGe
9atG unS BITE enhrtn8liGen @DarnunStn, nel6e es ertbeilt, perben
Sabre Oes 9etOen8 serbIten uuo ta6rlt6 8aulenSe ron 2eben ret-
fen. Der SetlunoSpldrt, cuf Der MnHenbung Der @lec
~trtettat berubenS it BARN duSfIbrlt6 ~beiprpden unb nadse
uislea, ba6 ~6ieisniaea gattsatea. bic tyr Sch fur @eeStstn gsisen
wen0et baben. Stnppfen3, ltnfru&tbarftit, fppie ane nerpSle
etibtn unb @Gpd6en Der @si6le6tsureaas fEnnen nur amf elet.
trtl6ent QDese rattUaeI eeteilt UerSen. Geeen Gtnfsnbun8 ppa
80 Ste. Npfftamps mtr6 eS Sebem fret ;ugeibtdt penn man
ere ldrt: o r. 6. Qnb drfM. &htcdaD. 0H. lNb21 ilMNl
, 1860-09-22

E1AS1a8 4E3tsf 1AtftASl lAk6 .aftl1ftet VIII
Adlox seaton betneca
Buffalo, Chicago. Milwaukee d Racine
ssa.n. s IT, Yscs Yscs&w e s. Eafi t The
MOHAWK, DACOTAR,
FREE STATE. GALE1A,
IONAWANDA, MENDOZA,
pLY1I0UTH. CUYAzIOGA.
MAY FLOWER. CHICAGO.
NEPTUNE, WENONA,
.1lSS0UK1, MT. VERNON,
I'll; e1s ,el; 8 assas
North sat.e crecs. tu9
CONCORD. DuNKInK,
OMAR PAsHA, SAGINAW,
.,r ;:,sr 81: PIT Il .ne sa,2 osoe1 Ana It,
AkAxES1 EQU!ATOR.
ECFlIRATES, ECLIFsR,
oROSUr1.s. EQUINOX.
Ls.,tse ,hs pe:s Ee ra';a 4, as!osk F. r. Ard te
MAKH STEWART, IL.1NoI5,
.aans ise pcekss Cs'e n..: >: o'clock Z. Aa:Re
s~e.a bGfFALo a1a uEEAT B4Y.,Es
COMET, ROCKER.
L1xN.s tat Dock Ecot Of Ciao1c,:: s.eek IL O'Clock
Csaa; s.cIi:es 0: sL:4 Compss ,. eo.rdsa< ''e4
$50 Beats OF tia Largest Class,
tExa: e .aeh III! sa:e ,:ess;o mi xex Yo.s aIly>
KESTEES, oPAELpiSGs. and PEOPLES LtAI
EXP HEs>ES >sld rasl, fnabcH them to Offer N,r
iSs 6, ctt :1am IL Wi ~ ~
Tts: w!tu reliability and :esp=:et.
, 1860-09-22

Th4e Springs ara Situated IN the valley Of The OH
Orchard Greek II Tho town Of Lab Genessee county,
H. T. eight miles South Of tie village OF Medina, thn
Ere CauAl. snd fourteen miles from Batava-
TIE prtHel1a al Acid srsires a5s three in number
y sf rhe
of the wess arr fully sown IN the snbjoned estuoai-
The t1e -dieina1 ues sssset br tEe -a.ers
qnsa,tts, .he.s ensaitse % M suess.ase. NA ''4' "a
Hana.eds Of s3ses of eses.e eseay thoss resulting
t.. .l|n II confirmed 1'oshe
pnIos p n'cdlsa! aa tide eentemeu ass given
pr.t. Essoss. + nov. BscE. i. n. Of Albany j.s.
4 ~ S:iZ st.!5s y
- sc.EI:.: q LoSkpoG. =. =. They recommend he
: .<ts: 81, fs,'s &:
~ y "a. .'e,; d. Ie:k s4ya. II s.sis1ed hat
eh!oaie ai:c..sso n. The stomach nd Bowels.
Hsw whsh b. sta1ss t,atsbe w.:tfs tos-ess d.
that Ee ot aises.es ~hieh they are nore pst,eu
ary adaptsd a5e chronic Affections OF 'he s'.f'.t and
.s:;s
y f. .aa s s:o e
Esed With .dr~a.age. he sass N eses Of
psoo Digestion dar1aeas. esaisulssy sath -
tendent relaxed state Of 'e
Eematahe OF the fntcsnss In ca1eulous afectjo1s
&s attended with sediments. 1t IS the suta
bic remedy beu pre r.b'c tu nu1at!e acio btt
sol7ent, and less apt BY continued to disorder the
stomach. In feh1e 1t BE- Used properv dI1t
Cd tcfkt1ant TO dtmnish thurst tpd psrtesnaiu1a
necte1 with the alkaline condition Of The slGnseh.
Pro.' q wafer Lrash wsll prove better thsn bydr-
azrE from the .cttoa f leAd hts
y. provst be AZ admirable antlduse 9 psa'
chronic e1tetnal5) - garEls In x'o<fass
hront in CASES VI hasstoa. md In norTAea md st;
Aod al.o ID piles.
When taken nteyra II. cEAasErz Of the ates,
d1af taken thEt times dsy, u saneent ior m a:ult
tlet tenoniAls ffom and ether respectable
fndiyIduas nay te .een &,.ptcalson to tho agent.
Dea.ess snpp!ed en lbesa!teEus.
No EdseF 1ensssAe Ahlkas TFt<4re.f }r0Es
H, ", Du>T TWfCk. S1ie Agent,
No. a74 DsoadwAy, New York.
, 1860-09-22
lsuastxn Trade and aIarveat.

The London Tlnes Of III. 81 iutt gives review fur.
ssaes q ID, Ka:si.s harvest. .beh sso.s taa,' A.
tn, III I'll not azs hr expectations originally enter
ss.; I'D q.sy ~ s ~ael
tom tAt aud asoulh ande pwQ eus. whiIe tho autuno
s1emcy abuAas, ,ho.t dc tprinE ha,e en staTvsi.
and In ina cee destroy I'd. 10 tho Moscow olsr
e a.c | Want eatt q ": ee lei.
10 rs ~ = s,oos s - Ssh sh,1 ~ aaa t1*a isaed
ca. tan usual tu out au a's1axe apd Of iups
2ney; II tns spr.s torn 8. o's- s q.
iaa Il the Enrrs s1.,s,snt to fsuT d'vloG: tLe
r. r. lts apnsa b se = 70 Iowa. Ea!s *nd soGi @ East
anc that Of srrn1 soxn much klowtae sEe S4uli
a.d south cA-Autunn+own ms snd wheas} N Il
W.a-Autuun .awa tpr!teipallt Te-Ehtat b.ig los
eassd here .h.. !u ths sou.a .s;t ta .inE
em,e rery 90 d. both In quantity and qua'tsy: sisE-
beautiful .nd lshls i.verabe fur .ee eropt which
m1kne s.t 1kFs; .hs na,l as,a,, hTssst. I'D ye.
.a,afay. The In al sf - .i,o sue Cd from The
;1s aay Gu h.y vi III .iser ,s.a
IL .. o. iastyeas u rtes1 to i've it sated stas
x.z'r1s had Atnt torw I'd th u sup ,ls. expect ns
1s naise .ns n @ sub o ~ui
ana .so ia tie h.l1e that III. snst:on amork
but lie si.nd S s'sds i Il tSs III Fl.
ovc! ad Il the unf.ruEAle harvest OF and
% atIs za1 ia ae ~
ssocts on had. Ito l.t<ss ac:oau'. fon' N!s;hpl
III y. IN. i !. .l!s.as iao1s .ts,,ss aa.aiy
she .Aid to be sliUk 1eassaolr foeress WIN ,his IT.
oo9 ea.ks t, 4as0 e.es1stse 4. d e.sss
ta.nei orsYd,s a:.o1s Tbs uh..ne nkcw.s pr MI,
lakef y!Id this yrsr, In cche9uencs Iood ~eAsh,r
Add lhe 2ound1rt haYIEA:.
, 1860-09-22

Es sTx1x01ArH.] fSEr Yonx, Sept.9l.
FIor.-A eha:e nrru:r for common a'd medu grades
with dsln4 fur and huns consumption. Far.
e Is; Il 7, s. !
@62 for coaano4 10 med n extra $s 90, for
s12pns ane. noona oop oAc mi
I'd tsiS es b a fs9 81, e
o csrn
uealsesdy.o s.le1 s's trs bs.ncyvine at ats,.
to ;lee orders and for .eemens sst. 81 20 IN
81 sas Il ~ sSds: Il
a al e ID ii r u oa sotr loxs ~ I
& s' ..s ii. IL IL hS sas as
u :& ss1sy !. @oa eh.a.e
ss
r. as'xs
e; ss Il Il
% n. -1:s P:,ss e, Sd !; c. ssi
;sS;s.: s ssss';:; Z: III: s i. Is.
m'ts laef I'd tttf Lams dull q nom nal. Cut
,o III aa s:iss Is
fr ..ds.; 3Ge TT csr 1des Lar3 DIM and moIe a.,v--
ohi": it<3lc lot Aa.e< Cheese Ska At ate
u uan1s-cone, I'm, s.,es <aco bar, R1o
Tit ri ,oAc II tt4c botn iron suip ~ tsx4
hhrlcab0 y. Axc: t0u r. Jamaica at Ike.
1onAcco->ts.uy. sale. 10. uhdt K-Ltucky at64a:x;
9! hl-s Mann cnuuty Sx9lh; hhds fAxu u i 7ne
Is c2.ea sesd leaf ri 4H46c. 1'
oaoczr'Ea- olases-p,lns qustlcs t1m bu, all Dc.
tef Ii, Ind Re dy slef. Tn.tcuLs lrc.uJc 80 hhjs
au cv.do 7te md oy auciau i.3 hes ,neror ro,io
{: Itants ". gil: do eia .s caah,
sss @7torClb> NOS f.r reno l.!ca. 1t;o box IL
vai4 nj skc.
Continue iuekula. hui active chI& R1:54:
G'esc rIts's: - IT,: { ;.k; IL. 8 .cp X :.
Eeatl,. 4sk; t.ua,o OK. Is: Er1e TX; d. ase,ti
26~; U tsx; tacnc HaI h1H Erl, d; uonds Is :
No. Us Co.
, 1860-09-22

/ ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL.
znAn.
Is6oss.SU1nmer ATraDgeuaont....lB3 lB3c
"a 2nH At.e- SUNDAY. April 18th, ,ss1 two sa:.y
Etu rave tht Treat Central pepo. II fuot OF
1Hl Sonth Wate- atreet,
saa Ia. Day Ex;nss, tSu1days e1eeptea> 1.4sak It
FeoHA " as p.m. Il Decaicz Ut s.l5 7E1.; II
sprlnkaeh II t10 Pm: jacksonville 1t "a
H.nl-; NaP'es II ~ m.: St. Louis At 7-e9 PIE
calso II lo3a p.n.: M-n.pht. IN Z" Loa:s zcd
New url+sn% In - hnnra frIoa Chicago.
So pus- Night ExprrastSaturda1s e4ceped3 arrives
pesaanr ~ s-n+: ep1ir kEcid +.so An.: j.:k.
2sav:!e s.65 an: Naples ~, a.ra.; Qu.r:y
leeca:m.; ss. L:uta SD u; Car, lhs5 ..lc.
Memphis IN - hour, and New OEiesc. IN Il
to11s iraa Ctlcako.
~ seep:a. Oars On II Might T1aios.
HYDE PARK AND w0ODLAWN TEAIH1.
TEsus1esvr Chicago d.1j a-n 5.n' 9.r l100 NJ; ll2
n. And &.1@ p.sE.
Eoedlava. ss3 N sA.aa- LIZ I'm. -. .ra- tu ,z.
HyGe f.1s. 10. scs.. m s-s.. ~"
0akand. ~. 49, LII 4.s:.. :tt"
FAlrt;ew, 7E =" p1S" l.t4 :" 4,u" TEs
Car FpEk-, I'll 9l$" In "a AS" Til"
". =. AHTICT:. Ese. Superintendent.
W-3. JoHN3OE. ter. P+s-AEzrr Aks-1.
, 1860-09-22

NEW Yonk, Sept. al.-The Eurnpa's mails 20
Sou1h 10 morrow. Stolenfcbe's Liverpool Cir
cular says the warlise preparations ii Europe
= are beg'nEing to tel on the industry and capa.
into s'ate Of torpor. There was good detnard
for cot,oa during the week. owing to the savor-
able charge in the weath.r, and continued un-
certainly concerning tho prospects Of the Amer
lean crop- Prices hardening and some quota.
t,cns up ~. Imports 8.9l7 bales known at rea
from America. II ,0G0 ba1er, against % 600 last
year. Glare 4 Son quote ID advance on lover
qualities ano lower qualities. and on mid
uling, and better sorts Of American. ,Othsr
Circulars report advance on wheat Z. IL.
, 1860-09-22
Daily Review Oh hicago Market.

fsfnAf E.TEH;xG. St.t. q.
FRE1GHTS-o7ened du!i snd shatc lower but els red
Esn. Engagements were a. f.lowt:-To Gu141o ts:s
VIM. T1ca', sct:t Ewesynt-k :. Fonrne. San Jsi1to,
Ath=san nj With whest II lie prop n~cn Of .A- Lakts.
waea. j! 1c; sehs r ktwh susc waeat tlc; schr
Racr s.c, II like pr. 90 ns Ars G. T. Jtha.op Ellen
william. titEtE1de Hnd Wm II. Craig TO arrtvel cora at
1ee 10 Osweso: tcar Mouteas'e wen from St. Joseph
a lie: schrThaa Kirssord ~teat 1t 1skc; sers WmF
Auen. L. E. AvareT. AAd Chalcng: axe. ToOS-
ds1ssir. h sclr Morning Light. ~he1t at1oc.
FLout-RcceiEed. s.o:l lrs. altpea 2,:.l5 tts. Mar
ks: dull and s9ltc 1o~cr "a cs were:-.oo bts coed
sprne cxta 1T NJ: ds; 100 brs Lota" a.d lto b,ls
"Tavt:iy" pt+; 70 trs !" Ms1ion" White Wi1lez, ut
aa.s de-; af' tr1e Racite' fprnE extra at sl6:x o.
Racine: l.3 tfs "a Ha:er S:.ec:- do ai $40 dtA.
wHEAT-Kecesrs<- 4, ,s.t tu.h: aipHd, IL sss hu.l..
ssxrso-Les active sb:ut le lower Salt wtrc:-so
hu Ettfa Club ~ &c n it,Ee; 90 .u do n nc In sore;
u 0o hu hoExetteEa Club nj &c Ia sre ~ tn Nol
Spring n Sc in,toae: aotp bu Do Il tfkc in 900
bu d, a. &c tto,c; u 60 at e7Hc scre 90 bu
No. spIils a see IN sorr tu do s:c In spte;
oo3 bu dsa &c in s'ors Aoo bu do Ut kc in sto,c;
1t1i do At ec n It ;.e. Wru:xx-.0o bu 10, Red II
&c In ssors 10 hu No. Red soc Ia store go bu Re
feeted Rei n SIC Gel
COES-Rcceivs1 - f51 bu; thpp:d e. otu. Naratt
advanced e. Salts :..t.eDo bu no. Caaai =, dc
ad,t; s0D tu 10 at %;kc 1to.i 100 hu No.
It 4oc In store; 703 tu Do 1t 4oc Ia ttore; 1ptto
bu d on t: .,Goo tn No. : II -: In 1.ase;
7o1 bu Rsjsced 1t s5He In sta,e 200 tn DO u &c "a
stoss.
oATs-R<ceiytd, 1,9so bu; Abipred. 4.ie0bu- MARKET
sdvsnud abort xc. ta'ea were:aofo hu Nc. 1t axe
90 bu do It aata 2poo tu do at ece .to:e;
no bu t.ae on tack.
BYE-Reetived 1,si7 b. Advanced 1c- Salts wr.e:-
Lao bp No. At tile anos 100 I'd Go At III IN Eose;
1,oo bu do 1t Etc in sost. .. ...
DARLEY-Rceelssd, 4,6!s bu. Market 1&ac batter.
sals, bu No. 1t tic in store; bu DO II
&c 90 tracks 40 bu On sek q bsss at Sc en
taet sobu No. .st 4se a toe 10 bu do 46c Ia atoae
LEO bu do 1t &c IL ssose.' :.
kEEDs-Keee;red. N,&se D.. Market for Timothy
arm kaes werr:-Il b,xs choice At SIS; q bags At
$slt IL bu.ea as s3a Ito buahes n &21c; 46 bags Il
43I6.
A1cn"1SE3- R:eeavtd. Il bsls. Naskst qKIet. 100
ssts city IL lois EtsIc.
ALCOHOL 4sGt1c pr 81.
MESS FoRK-a0 brls a& etsfo.
LAnD-KoHtnzt It Ike
4ALLoH-la good demand aad A1n 1t s1e+o
AaooA coRa-2 tons iooss II Us % tom ba1sd at
f7sne. '''' '"'"N -
, 1860-09-22

DETa71r, Sept 2l.-From an early hour this
morning. tha streets in ths vicinity Of the
Russell Honss were dense1y packed with pea
PIE, anxious to catch q glimpse Of tho Prince
when he should appear 10 take biz departure
for 1he cars. Just before ten O'Clock, be made
his appearance with two Of his suite. acc,m.
panied By Mayor Duhl, intending to orive
through tue city before proceeding to the cars.
A magnificent open barouche, drawn by 'our
white horees had been provided for the puE.
pose, in which tho party seated themselves.
The crowd gathering ab~ut the carriHge and
blocking up the avenues, made i: alhos: in
possible for The carriage to proceed. Cheer
after cheer was g;yen and the widest enthusi.
asm prevailed. The carriage WAS followed BY
an immense c'owd on foot, many hanging to
the wheels, while the STREETS and side1aii on
the route were literally blocked With people
who intercepted the royal party At every turn.
Such rabh1e aud scope of confus!oa was never
Nlsnesstd in Detroit before.
After driving through few Of The principal
streets followed by the inevitable crowd Ut
every step, the party proceeded 10 the depot,
and took their departure tor Chicago, amid tho
firing Of Q salute aud other denonAtlations.
, 1860-09-22
+; BY TELEGRAPH.
Yc L<e1le Giant Tries to Sofs-Boap the
Old Whtga and Americana, at

DcTFALo. Sent. eo.-Senstor Douglas ar
rired here irotn Niagara FAIla 1t noon and was
rece'ved Of tic Depot By large coneourse Of
people. lie Has accompanied By nearly two
Thousand persons from adjoining towns, drawn
hither to hear tho Senator speak. Mr. Doug
iaa IVES escorted by an impos ng procession Of
ci'izens on foot and in carriages, and Little
Giants" in uniform to the Court House, where
be made speech.
He spoke Of tue troubles of 1850, which were
set Ut rest by the Compromise measures Of
1885, compliuentiDg Clay, Webster, Fillmore
and the Union Wings and Democrats, who took
part in accomplishing these measures, and
showing that the Wbig. and uemoc, ats in 1852
and the Americans IN 1856 had concurred in
msintsiuiug the principle Of non-intervention
By Congress with slavery, which had formed The
basis Of the Compromise Of 1850.
In tue evening the Democracy was addressed
By Mr. Douglas, Mr. Mar.hsll Of Kentucky, Mr.
schnabeI, aud other distinguished gentlemen.
Tbs torch light procession By The "Littls Gi.
ants" Was brilliant affair, about two Thousand
torches heing in the line.
Judge Douglas gces to Ohio tomorrow.
, 1860-09-22

CINCINNATI, 0aio, Sept olat.-The attend
arce as tie Fair yesterday was NOS IS large as
on the previous days on account of the raiu.
The principal fea!ur. Jes erday was the ex-
hibiton Of The steam fire engines. The frat
premium WAS awarded to Mr. Goodwill, Of
Philadeiphis, his engine throwing stream
through an inch nezz e, o65 feet and inches.
The first premium Tor seeing machines was
awar :ed to Wheeler 4 Wilson. There were
fourteen machines on Exhibition.
The Fair was continued to day on account Of
the uofavorable weather yesterday.
A trotting match for stations csme Of this
YnhYuinr
, 1860-09-22

HIpEs-RAealved 34<a lba Market A7m. arten
eaned, sk21Kc: Dr. talted, 1oK2l1kc; Dry F1lnt
ls&1&e.
oNIONS-1Qo sks red 1t s1o dsl.
BUTTEa-so keg. fLr n.tln 1t lie; 10 teSs prime 1t
ike.
1GGs-fn falE demand 1t oH2lfe.
LIVE aTOcK-Rscelvcd, :S3 Hogt, ols BeeEes. Akr.
ket for loss e,eady 1t e3b7o. Coed Deeves IN fafE
srQuest AID without material change Thin Castls dull.
II cen In good denttA
, 1860-09-22

NASHVILLE. Sept. a1.--The Grand Lodge Of
The DAD Fellows installed their officers to-day.
The following are the additional appointments
Rss. E. n. Wells, Massachusetts, drand Chap
lin; J. u. F4rnsxorlh of Tennessee, Grand
Master; E. Chamberlain Of Masylacd Grand
Messenger, aud ). II. Dewitt Graud Guardian.
, 1860-09-22

DrBCQuE, 1o*a, Sept. 2l-SenAtor Seward
arrived mere from st. Paul at eleven O'clock last
concourse Of people, including about 500 Wide
Awhkes. who escorted him to .hs Julien House,
where he WAS welcomed in an appropriate
speech By ". B. Allison. to which Mr. 8eward
brndy responded. Mr. Seward addressed The
people Of Dubuque In the Public Park thus af-
ternoon, and left for Quincy this evening.
, 1860-09-22

tKo1 1H1 WKKE xxpIxa srfr. l9.
(Ah.3dKed from Thund2yts New York Trlbune.)


(AhEtdEed from 1hur2daya New York Tr1bune.)
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this At u strett ...... $50
The prices to-day ~: quoted n follows:
MHs1 Mstsa ..ss.::sas same IL: god Dss1.;sse
Ihe mort Of the s4Tes rang from t. Sc
Tta! u recsset in tts city ts Fttk.
Tls sI Aead more than last week. &nd bead rro
thau tue rate issSta. Th avsr!es na.nss1 At *se
ass. cs Ind al i:si Lesd T les Ii N Ills day ~ssk ~
DErvas rhox DIFFERENT s1A1es.
4. y: Al!s'tcn Co, prap,ietos. e tie Ta,hink'on
tn: Iollu*l5E as@tts:
New Sots.. ..... ~ Illinois;
lnl4aua -.-... o1 1oHa.-............. 81
The ope1ssoa ora .'se IN the 1etf Ctle asket have
s,uS about :. es1y Is e!ef ,e Ke~ - Or ,h.s
parpos' *nd bought nca'lS every w.4te.n dn re thee
hastuG th+ cAcn!Atto~s upoa u NC .hu1
no. are over Ab2 ano poae'b al Lead O. Buittk
srade. you'd *apiy sdvancel y h.l c<nt whol,
teat Ec 2 n imG'ne thel- c uI.ernAti,n % Tuesd1y
E".d .nd on oaa
red neuclrg 100 II rnaxhkesp mud int
.nd s tsss TIC TIC assoa 3s1 II II as, d.
ye md rs ;ad hurry W. al u, e ,b Il e
VI. :. ns,t m.as he Essn tos.! e,ts .eeh j.
:ef ss cue Sx aa:t
l.Ioo uetx than wa,e1psctsd
TEE otoaE Or THE xAakkr.
The m~rniox n:. dul. aud gloomy in tre'y pert
.eay asy
Tie upou whom some Q! the G:nt11es t.d
tm Ut Jc not It CENT prsets il short ID, come
T. s he Sf d not " aad they spssee1ed
e asssa'
ready to ly IN: tha1pe1 9n bargain th4o ne e. oo e
sro tie vii tao-n n.mss % n se.eseS. coaa.s1. sn;
i.ndr ck.on buy .eera for Ea4E tu: only u:
~sfe cStnrecd 20 out axan pa.ture they .rs
rot Ia eesent wo,k!nE odet md xse unit r. h
M mic. II ie Ii e;c p aId And nrsri I'll ot en
p~ul ther re wli be 4 .ugstIed ly The poo
re M It cert or two pound le th.n tl.t of -oa bull
tofks 3l;'s & II lasc s1op ,!n o. a On .ae to day.
10 sink. 4. I'D etc aud =. the das adsacces 1le
,cn ts,'s yhs :, sre s!t:ey hat ent lsss t9-d.y
The very best grade belocx not These
ns vi" Tna hGd e. iit1i2e &aRKEf week
The reeeis t. this week against the p.ons
We <. The gu ,taon. ,or soday. given - Henry D.
~: os se iof distsisi3 ia All ii
none remaining uns:A.
.els hots auId4y parties wsh 10 avoid coo>enE
so.k = him, U"e man say. ~ nave falth 10 ihs
lie ou nesa the midi Il community thas rexadstte
dir acr: .ud intimate th4i las MT got H.
ssss bs a' hn d.
un he q7tts The :sn business. ~e DO th.1e will tc
oa1 Ere4se spot lett Of tt' and psxsh TT Il
Duslo dT-ss. who l,.it. 70 l1lns hi. ple.en Sun
esto uofmsn s4ss the following a, the price hrss
Live xtleht. Dead w,!eht.
Stes.ss Es sas;3; sus;t; s ssf ss, ~sSx S*
iii qusny. W. mi ILL.,. tat and
, 1860-09-22

letter in the 4Ycrd says: "a daughter
o. Aoatl hsder has recently arrived at Paris for
s re pnrpos Of entering tho Order ofthe GREY
Sts1.r*: S When 'he Enir, her father. resided At
nop!e to be educated. Tasre sha ocess;nnsilr
met with Christian Women, and was so ttrrcl
with 'he admirable self devotedness OF ,he s;s.
te1s who attended the hospitals durioR the Cri.
meau War. tsasshe determined 10 join The o..
ger. Asr iather, who is capable Of appreeia.
ing tae suolime features of Christian II, con.
sing her novitiate." '' eA''