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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-28


MARBLE MASrEIs-TuE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS
Nl The public ha, be selling Nsn,els. &C. Ac cheaper
psnd cs al ssERs xsrb wa liz ss b. 1
street, near Ihra avenue. New Yort.
N HUTCHINSON 4 wIcKERsIIAM
hs ss, sSd 70 s ~ yssawsy SsT Yss
Gates verandahs Iron iur,are Csstnxs and general va
re,y Of Ornamental Iron Work.
DooFING sIArEs or THE EAGLE SLATE COMPANY
AZ uS0e sPso x IND o s cost ars proof yse p,f,
dress he Agen, OF The company, u. Furm~n Corsnd
CHowcAsEs -scHMITT A BROTHERS, MAYUFAcro-
Tort New YORK and IS Maa street insn.sti ohot large
assortment hand Ud showcases AIKEN IN exchange. Or
ders promptly executed.
ITO CoNsuNprvEs.-IN THE DAILY PAPERS THERE
they generally oser s regarded sasp,cously the
rasch W. beg state Tbs. we tsse no INTENTION q CHASING
sss s and q | s s ~ s s as we asn na
ysrsiy r.commsndea BY shy..ns ,hro.sssu, sweden
recommend ipsdoas destroyer buy
al B., % rs .e 1y every w, y ss,
NEGLECT On cong themselves injury. II Is the mosi
oAsIES LitBo6 30, 81 whi. street
Three do1rs YES, from Broadway.
TgE sREAr PARAGON BusvEs-pArExrED JULY
~. l31si-Tbe hest IA th- world u Ia the best
offered % De ggse hey sre al divided WITH g.gzs wire
get Ary Th-y sale by the
hnncr-h 'honssnd dozen ByRsiis, 100 Maiden lave
hnrner sih nnnch
phene burner We th~ be~s Cor the ieas
money.
yVASrED-A SET OF SECOND HAND PAINT MILLS
w OF stone, say three In Mxers
would be purchased with them AdfreA box LIS
Post offre.
yVASIED-s GooD sEcOxD BAND COUNTER, WITH
w drawers ts. long. and halt feet wide Address
A. B.. box ls9 Herald oftc@.
G1OO OOO WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES, GRO
Carpets Psnof1tes, Soap candies and Other article
merchandise wanted will estner
purchase fair prices make liberal cash advances
sANC I'll WILSON CO. 81 william street
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NiA0kRh FALLS NIAGARA FkfIsi
~ The wonderful Bpudin fr~i New vort VII
take place At Icoes Wood the liza Of epte~ber This
h-cerson VII DO the grvsea made BY him bens
~ feet high aud 2,0p feet long
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OOp GRAND STREET, HEAR BOwERr.-NADAMS
ZOI wTDaRR, clarvoysnt and rifed Spanish lady,
yes the m xserjes f frury love MARRIAGE absent friends
sschne~s rrr.cribe~ medicines for AL Diseases tale LUCKY
uunb~ru property lost or stolen. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-28

VUASTrp-A coon SINGING CnAxREsNaIp Am
tween aud ar. n q. A. BEANS,
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Under the personal supervision OF y. 7. BtRNuM.
BEsr VENTILATED LE,TUKE ROOM
In the world, and Delightfully."- coo and pleasant
Last DAY BUT ONE or
1bE GIANT BABY - -
TIE LARGEST, TALLEsT AND HEAVIEST BABY
IN THE WoRLOi
being only odd yet weighing zSI foa
AZ this positively the as opportunity no pers'n ~" o
young should fsl % se.iog him: .,,, .,,,,vrox
perfect to the ''saas BAoy COZ
tssi Ard be agss They may be
riiE wusDsRrUL sLBIsO FAMILY,
husband and chid. each with pure White SAN,
slkeo white hair pink syeA a.. though born perfectly
0" fIisisa ~wHAr u IT. OR sas MONEY!,
The most 'nier.snr smnF s9f creature snowr
F1vrr gracefully her shoulders and back and trailing
% - raE aREar LIVING BLACK SEA LION.
Tho ocy animal of the sini the Atlantic states
and the mot elra,rinSry creStnre living.
lie weigh. 1000 lbs o. ia an d.iy snd requires
IHE FiSEsr sorAaia is rms WORLD
Filled with beautiful -
r- LYING FISH LIyIsG SEAL. &c
MONSTER SNAKES. FORTUNE TELLER
snny A a. sEM ~ H firs EsN
Engaged Tor one .e-t more ths celsbrs,ed
a COMPANY oy Juv ssII.E COMEDIANS,
HIGHEST ESoowfuMs OF THE PRESS
s.9 hs Pubic 2 rye,y psH q The county rssy y
DAScts DIETS soSto soSds,
vAUDHvrLLE OR FARCE,
BY some q he talented performers in the county,
Al bsse, beside al the Wonders and Novelties OF bexa
5000 CURIOsfTlES,
from evsJ PAT q "a 5s World I'D are AZ y,srrxr
Chis rem under 10 Is cents
MUSEUM OPEN fRox A. NJ rfrLioP.N.
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IRTTuAfIsM--CHARLEs COLCHESTER, HAVING
~ resuu~d 10 town, be Tilted usual his rooms
q AmfI Z rect Hour from II A. ". nn 2. "

w Madsme HARvY She has been consulted BY
ma and osher sh. feels confident she has eIus
go sa. .he al pre~eut future IN entire sasaron
ave her cali Al no 1856 Tenth avenue between Thirty fourth
and thirty 9TH ssreeta ladies u cen Gentlemen no 81
mill
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AURA KERkEs THEATRE
IL LAURA KEEkEs IHEArRF
LAURA KEENES THEATRE
LAukA KEENEs rhEArkE.
LAURA kEEkE5 rhEAThn
LAURA kFkhE's fnEAfNr
LAURA kkSSE's TukAra&
LAURA kEhrES THEATRE
LAURA khENE's THEATRE
LAURA KEESEs fHEAfhE
LAUgA kEEkES THEArYE
LAURA kEEST5 ThkATRk
LAURA khEsc'S THEAfEE-
LAURA knENES sAFRE
- LAURA KEENfs TdrA FRS
LAURA KEENks IaHAfkt
LAURA kbENES THEATRE
LAURA KsESES THEAVkE
LAphA kEEEk5 THkATRE
LAURA kEEsK's rAEArgE
sua Aaaasee Mr. Josarh JsfersDo
ptAxe
1uSscsa Dr ocsH
CoeoW
rrooaptof. 7
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A RON FfDE AsrRoLo0Isr. THAT EVERY ONE
"A eep. Is Madam WILSON, who ,cls ,er eoiec,
u vs socn as YOU inter her rom nsesm Visa j.
he powers q Der Sonderfu .,nes. tel Al
Every one tbs consult her nsy ct ntie a!d
sbouxa the a,ea p fear for she practice, n.,ns , wnl,
~onder' s,erDus lady Tie, advice hs. heea
20 any on. who can equal her the sbove saenc- n
xsesn Noa !, goss's ;sa % the eser~ss mage
aos s.sisl gomss hseoS l A-s stree be-
1uh Zoe .3t and gentlemen, ~ CENTS.
A sroNysuirG MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
"A ds-s borv th csni an t o furesgs tells how
R Sas 80" y r r c.a sy r no - az s
erii.sm.pt. NJ InaJw street. be ow Houston uenisnen
e;sir,Sg.n rooms sos r,6 street. xn sosss w-.s u
srosd~sy TIE mo~s critical mecd snd business consnIus
aS%s a. g sS ls sys sssa ''' ''
NfADAMg Ray is rms Brsr cLtiRvoYAST AND
sa... seS marrss,s tells q ~s prossry - ssseas
avenue seventh 81 eel LADIES' Is cents gentle
ans l.. Gipsy WISHES TO TSFoFai HIS NAVY
M frhaissnd the public that she consulted o1 Al M
S,s% q Il sf Ps' ''a 'u'''s Grand '''
NfNE La MARS. TnE CEbssR ,rED TEACHER OF
VI Az As,r ,rs nsy o ~. BEN %
hIcaesd v eaa.p her on he above aseai sna saslnne
fs~sns yoeSneys ss@oss. saassiSus fsFnsrsaips, 10
srn rreods siekn.s-. ocooirshp' H.rrss- - Tens
ser lnc 'sang a. Nsvies written tor a. once 100 va
s-ick stree. nesr Charlton
nIADANg LrANDxR LENT SEVENTH DkUGHTEE-
mi Can about Love Nsrrsge Aoeent friends
cells ali the Of Me ia Mott strt Ladies Is
gentlemen O. Causes speedy marriage and sves LUCKY
xxumbers
NB-wto HAS sor HEARD OF The cELEBsArrD
IN. Ms1ame PREwsTERf she has been consulted ~
th and tiher cities wuh entire ssnssco She
she sk@ els the " fntrre
wife aiso hst her vsr ffyon wish the truth
fve her call, nj Isl Third above Twenty t-si street
Ladder 10 cent? gentlemen 81.
DEAD THrs-A PHRENoioGIsT AND AsTROLOGIsT
HI Nai bests the world and rs reward for any wnc
equ> Mis- WELLINGTON. who is Acknowledged ~ be
thc only y Ia this city whs ruhfuy gives Information COO
chip marriage health wealth. and who win reclaim drunken
end unfathfu husbands Miss W. ouy person ths
rity hes the genuine Roman and Arabian taismsnx
Tor love, good luck and AL busness affairs rs
rsrees Tor life. Delay not consult this naturally and
beAntul young LADY Lucky numbers given Highly
ehle cy be residence Sirfh
sTesus cpposite Hehth street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COLCHESTER. HAVING
~ resurncd town, be consulted, usual rooms
No AmIty street. Hours from II A. N til SPIN.
~xyuo uAs NOT HEARD OF TEE CELEBRATED
w Madame HARvYy She has been consulted BY
,r md rsher cities feels confident she eIu
She tells he past pre.eut and future " u entire
si,e her cali Al No Tenth between Thirty fourth
sns Ilr,r efth s,reess ladies Is aenuernen
mnted,
syO1 GRAND STREET FEAR BOwERr.-NADAMS
Z0I WTpyRR clairvuyant and rfted Spanish hiv, nj
yels te Of fnfury love marriage, absent fends
ckne~s yrr.crbe~ medscnes for All dsessrs 'ss lncsy
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ri UNION CONCERT HALL. sg7 BRoADwAy.-ss-
"A cond week OF Mr. W. Hsrrtsu, he only 1mprovs
tore and Ektemporsneous Comic Vocalist extraordinary
r Of composing poetry nj the impulse q the wrs,en
subjects handed 70 him b. the audience
hesme Of sdmraon Of hundreds q thousands s
have heard him In different Of the Unisd states hrorsh
mos par Of be Ia yell xnown his rave been tested
~ some o. ire learned and In the couniry,
including the ate Henry clay D~ns Webster Calhoun Pre-
sdsni fols &c BIZ approximations sre without ~ previous
contemplation OF study perfectly grsnmsc and free FROM
AL dosfe vugsry thirty yess experience and practice
as stamped hm egua oct superior 70 that veteran poet
and auor Mr.. Charles Slonan. Improvssfore bond0o.
England.
sr Harrison appears every evening and requires n 10
beard appreciated The VIII " ne aentet CJnpany
slso appear ssffH a HARRISON.
Provrletors
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frHE CoRTEsI ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
Il a CARD
Mr. sERyADfO bers 20 nforn public that his arrange
viii the Directors 81 he Academy Of Nu<,o Toe tive
only. fulfilling that the Corte~ Ccu
pany viii be completed by the addition several sss,
will proceed with regular The th.aires tho
es preliminary arrangements have sreaey
been made.
Srw YOps. August "a lsds
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NEAIII.AHD's CHOCOLATE.
wi Chocolate de sante,
Chocolate Families
Chocolate de In Vanilla,
Chocolate double Vanilla,
Chocolate Par ExceIepce,
Chocolate Fer1igineur,
Chocolate Homeopathic.
Chocolate Creams
ca sozie Sxrsne,a,
All the above o. the beet quality aud esul w any I'm
ported chocolate ard does cor hsls be price.
HENRY MAITLAND
No e2I Broadway.
Wholesale rsrsory,
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Asst EkOl<DG

AGOhosGAHELA WHjsn ~ --sINfEES BARRE
NJ vrrg Cd rnd rich favored Any snSrk
Cor sal b geo W. FARLEY. loo Hsrk.t street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
Cincinnati Market

FRIDAY EVENING November Q,
FL0UR-A dull market, and the demand ouite
limitedi prices are nominally unchanged; the sales
were; iM bris on its merits, at 81 60; 800 brls.
at So 25 200 brs. Palmetto, all on board at Ripley
WHISKY-The demand continues good at full
prices; sales of AGO brls at l64@l6sSc, the latter
HOGS. A dull market, and very little disposition
be delivered few days ahead and S. 80 for the Sre
part Of December. We did not hear of a sale; the
packers more 7 mid, probably.
PROYlSI0NS-There is ne movement worthy of
note in the market, which continues quite dull;
the only sale we heard OF was so brls Lard at lie
OLA sale of 36 brls. Linseed, at 57c. ..
limited, al sJ4@914o. Coffee firm at I54Si55lc.
Molasses dull at 4l@42e;, in the small way.
cline Of &c. per 6ushei was estabiished Closing at
81 o69l Is for prime red, and 81 l2@l II for prime
do good do at 81 or 100 do prime red at 81 O5 800
CORN--The demand is good and the market is
upper depos sales OF $50 bushels at India napoiis
and Cincinnati Railroad at Soc. t -
OATS rhe demand is limited, and the market
dull and heavy, though not quotably lower We
quote new at CSC. in bulk.
RYE-The market is steady, and the demand fair
BARLEY-Thc market is unchanged and quiet at
prime fall: sales Of 500 bushels prime Canada sprng
at Ssei 499 @ do: fair Chicago do; e Csc. =.
and not much of this Kind On the MARKET. The Ts,
ceipts are chiefly Of the poorer qualities; we 1note
prime Timothy at Sl5@l5 so per tun, in bales, ON
CHEEsE-The demand Is fair, at 9JSc. for shin.
ping lots Of Western Reserve, aud lie, for English
BUTTER-We have no change to notice IN the
market. The demand for prime Fresh is fair, at
140ll5o! for Central Ohio and Western Reserve;
common remains dull at 961llc.
i s6 R f are in moderate demand, at
POTATOES-The market Continues dull, at 3oA
35c per bushel for prime Neshannocks on arrival. =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
GBy Telegraph,J
Ma VI

NEW YORK, November 9-P. M.-Cotton
continues easy with very moderate inquiry: sales
of 2,20O bales including coo in transit; middjinS
Uplands quoted at ii 96c.
Flour exhibits little more activity but nrices
rule in favor Of the purchaser: sales Of 500 brs nj
20 5000 30 for superfno State; s. 455 55 for extra
State; IS 3e@G5 80 for superine Western; IS 7O5 II
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio Cana.
dian in limited REQUEST but prices are without ma
teIlaI ehange sales oi oO9 brls at IS 1907 50 for
sales at SO 5064 20 for common to choice
2l4@22c. " Wv
Wheat heavy, unsettled and irregular for parcels
atoat, while lots in store are very firmly held sales
$500 do; amber Wisconsin at 81 q; 2,26O do red
state at 81 81 200 do. Canada club at 81 2s 900
spring at 81 ls6l 22; 1900 do. winter red Western
at 81 339l "a, all atioat, and $1,000 do. mixed Ili-
quiet, with sales of 10000 bush. Western at 73c.
Barley dull and heavy sales Of 1000 bush. at 70c
for State and 73c. for Canada.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
RAILROADS.
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND xEEIA
n--AND- a..iI +. is.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON DAFTOB
% i,sS sP Railroads.

AN AND AFTER MONDAY JUNR m,
" 1860, Trains will depart az fellows: Ey4
q A. NJ. EXPR ESS-From Oin-EE
cinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton Depot=For HafniI
ton, Richmond, IndiahRpolis, LoRspsporf Dayton
SC. N1f'S''" ~"
1880 A. M. EXPR EsS-Frem Little Miami
Depot, and from CihcipuRfi, Hamilton and Davtor,
Depot-Oonneots via Coiuntbus and Olsyeland: VIA
Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg; via ColuubuI
Steubenyile and Pittsburg; via Ooinmbus BeiaiT
and Benwood and via Columbus, Beiaif and Pitts
burg also fer Sprin gheld and Delaware
Si30 A. NJ, EXPH ESS-From ftpninna4a
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Also con neof4 m Ta1
ten for Springfield, UEbans and sandusky; and Win
Dayton and Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney,
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago, Also for Toledo,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
No. IA West Slxth.street.
K. Tfpvas-aol
NE4iRE.AIp[pEB ". y pBvgItTI vEgIHtLTITss, EEMALE R0TA ~ e

NNADAmE ELLTS, FENALB lIOTAVs
~ lCAL LPHYSICIAN-Madam ELLIS'S UTH-
BlNB ELlXlR never fails 70 cure all kinds Of dis
and UrethTa, Prolapsus (falingl Uterie, InAamma-
tion and liberation of the Womb, matter Of how
Elixir
Madame refers with pleasure to the following cArS
Of one Of the best druggists in the city: 80
"Io the Public and the Ladies in Particular:
1--WE, the undersigned, not in the habit OF CIV
ing oIr name to Patent Medicines; but knowing weH
the Lady Physician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir cheerfully recommend IL t. all fe-
males suffering from Female Diseases of any Kind n
s purely vegetable, and in do iRJury; We
saysto all try, and word for il, you will nd relief,
''F. ID. HILL, Druggist,
"Corner of Fifth and Race-streets."
n. B:-For sale at the principal office, I 53 john
ST., between Fourth and Fifth; EDWARD SQAH.
Ian Co., corner of Main aud Fourth -sts. /; Y. ID.
HILL, corner of Race and Fifth-sts,, and Drug
gists generally throughout the city aud country.
Price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. ~
Madame ELLIS has returned from the Sontb, and
can be found At her once SO John-st., between
Fourth and Fifth, all times. eli
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

NV weeks, mo ~, .eneotlve resistance was made Z,
them. In State Stocks there was stronger feeling
gipas, which did not sustain the rapid "a gance Of
steady. Nv TT - -0-7''
In regard to Wednesdays New York
Monetary matters, the Tribune observes;
., The Money market. presents no feature to-day.
There is hesitancy about negotiating Paper unless
strictly fret. class, and but few names below per
cent on demand the supply Of Capital is sufficient
at 6C97 per cent. Tho Western and Southern
respondents Of the Banks require aid, which keeps
these institutions out Of the street large lenders
on call. .-
The New York foreign Bill market is un-
changed, and Sterling l06%@l08h, with the
best signatures at l0s per cent. Francs are
5.22x@6171z.
Land-warrants were thus quoted in New
York on Wednesday evening:
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by so MiIea.

No CHANGE. OF OARS TO INDLANAP.
IN OILS, at which place IL unitesE Ea5a5fzzzi41
with railroads far end from al pointsE v
in the West and North-ggst
: ,-.s,. THREE- PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot of Mfi and
$50 A. M.-CHIoAGo MAIL.-Arrivov At In.
dianapolis at l0:4I A. M Chicago at P. NJ
1850 A. M. M.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Accom-
nodstion-sr iystst Indisnap9lis at 4:5O P. NJ.
6P. M.-OHICAGO EXPRESS-Arriyes at IndI.
annapolis tl0:45P. NJ; Chicago at 1880 A. M,
sleegin Ca rare attached 10 all night-treins on
this line and run through 10 Chicago without
change Of cars. =
a9Be sure you are In the right tioket-oioe before
LawrencebuTg and indianapolis
Fare the same and time shorter than by any Other
route. ny III. .s... Oh -.
Baggage checked through .
tained at the ticket offices, at Spencer House corner
North-west corner OF Broadway and Front; No
Burnet House corner; at the Walnut-street Houses
No East Third-street, and at Depot Office foot o.
tion can be had. =
omnibuses run to and from each train and win
call 6r passengers At All hotels, and all parts Of the
city, by leaving address at their Office
apA II. q. LORD, President.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10

New York CATTLE MARKET.--From Thurs
days papers we condense the following re-
port of the Cattle Market for the week end
ing Wednesday evening; s...
At the opening of the market on Tuesday morning
there were q6S fresh Cattle by the Western roads
and beats, and 90 by the Harlem road, and 3s State
stock, making total Of only 2,O5s head which was
about 2SCO head less than the market opened with
last Tuesday, including stale Cattle This short sup
ply was sufficient to encourage the brokers to ad-
vance the rates, which they did to 9fo. net pound
for all stock and even l0c for extra
good, while all the medium class were held at s6gc
and very few Of any sort offered at less than So
Calves have been very qqiet. On Tuesday there
were hardly enough in Allerton s to make a noise
The receipts of the week small, and to day some
very good Calves sell at cents pound, live weight
There not many however over 6lt cents, and
there are some faiTsh ones at 6 cents. Dealers an
ticpate good trade for Friday, owing to the short
supply today.
Receipts Of Sheep this week s,24l. The trade of
the week has been irregular, and closes at an inn
proyement upon lasi week Of full half dollar The
receipts this morning were light, and the total Of
the week is 5000 less than last week This is enough
to warrant a greater advance than we have quoted
Hog receipts of the week 6,22T. This is 23OO less
than the previons week, aud as the weather now is
clear and cool it has an effect upon prices. Mr..
Grant, Superintendent of the Hog market, reports
the rates to-day fOllOws Corn-fed Hogs 80 66SSc
rer pound gross. Distillery Hogs 5A@6c. per pound
gross.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
y OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
RATLR o a ID.
BROAD GAUGE. ta.5I.
CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS,
TBRoUGB WITHOUT CHANGE OF oARs.

- IHhUUGH WITHOUT UHANGE OF OdR6- 7
tive RAILY YTRAINs FOR VIM
n CINHBS, Cairo and st Louis atrtss4Fs1asIlFT
dt95 A. N and 5i35 P. Nj.
Three daily trains for Louisville at 1f.15 A ii :
p NJ and 5i36 p. NJ.
Mitchell Accommodation leaves at 2 PM
One traiE for Evansville at dt3A A. M
The trains connect at St. Louis for all points ib
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Keo.
kuk; at st. Louis and Cairo for Memphis Yicksfurs
Hatchez and New 0rleans.
One through train on Sunday at 5:3a p M
Returning, fast line leaves East st. Louis Sund avs
$3.50 p. III
Express train leaves st. Lous daily at 7,2O p n
erriving at Cincinnati at 1880 A. NJ.
For through tickets to all points West and South
please apply at the Offices Walnut-ytreet House, be.
tween Sixth Seventh streets; No. Burnet House,
corner ohicei Northwest cerner Front aud Broad
way; Spencer House Office; No. East Third street,
nd at the Depot, corner Front aud MjIl-strests'
100 GEO b. MCCLELLAN
81 apple General Superintendent,
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Don't Read ThisI

TTNHE MOST WONDERFUL DIsCOVs
n ERY OF THE AGE-Dr. CALVIN, formerly
Of London and Baltimore Hospitals, where he hal
had many years practice IN the treatment Of ve-
Dereal diseases but more recently of Mexico where
such diseases are to be found IN their raukest form
During his practice there, m connection with DR..
Don ANTONIO DE LAUSVALbUS, one OF the
most eminent physioians in Mexico and Spain, they
discovered remedy in one Of the Mexican plants,
and found only in Southern Mexico, that rembves -
by magic, all the veneresi taint from the systsn,
in the primary or secondary form. Syphilis in the
worst stage, permanently cured in yeTy short time,
and the system thoroughly clesnsed and pure, 81
II IL had been Contaminated by that worst o.
all diseases, Syphilis. Screfua, Leprosy and all
kinds OF corruption Of the blood aud diseases OF the
skin removed permanently and quickly by this pow.
erful agent and aiderof nature, Mexican Specific"
No one need be reduced to a keleton, aud suffer the
tortures Of the Inquisition and robbed of hs last
dollar, and still not cured DR.. Calvie also heals all
kinds of chronic diseases with great success Ned
icine only TO pay for all diseases are treated iea
Of charge, except by special contract Persons at
distance can be treated by sending correct ststs-
ments Of their diseases by letter. and ten cents in
postage stamps. Call on or address DR.. CALVIN,
144 West Sixth-street, between Race and Film,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Now is the time to morrow may
be too late. IsI. .-.
The Doctor has located permanently in the city
nd can at all times be found at his office
NaA Send Or-Oircuiar
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
SRAAtREpRR Z RntoP9sAas lts s5 2 4. VIII H RE 8E

SEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RR.
- CEiYED at the Office Of the Board Of City I'm.
November 9, 1850, for grading, setting curbs, and
furnishing new ones Nhers necessary, and paving
than four inches In depth, on bed Of clean gravel
ten inches street, from Linn street
gutter stones, and double twelve by SIX inch haR.
gin9, q Dayton Xenia or Indiana aat-rook stone
~ all the crossings.
Each bid 20 be accompanied by two sureties Bid
ders 20 use the printed forms, no other will be
By order Of. the Board.
Oc2s-tt CHARLEs BALANCE, Clerk,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
by Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, November 9-Cotton is
9etiye: sales Of 900 bales at ll@nAc. for Mid.
at 53@3sc: Flour is quiet at IS 6211@15 rs. Corn,
eeS@ 70c. f3r prime white. Mess Pork is dull at
SIG So Whisky 204c. '"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
FAA4IHEp1i FAA4IHEp1 FRkoPP9sAFs k Pss y g. WILL gl BE RE

4SEALEU PhOPUSALs WILL BE RE-
= CEINED<at the Once Of the Board Of CITY linz
prOVements, untIl nine O'clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
November 2, 1850, for grading and paving Stage.
alley, from Laurel-sTeet TO Stevenson alley as fol-
lows: Set curbs, and furnish ones where me-
cessary, and place a row Of Dayton, Xenia or In
diana hatrock stone tagging, sixteen BY six inches
each side, forming the CUTTERS with the curb, the
center between the tagging TO be paved with good,
sound bOWlder-st0ns, none to be less than four
inches IN depth, on bed Of clean gravel ten lOl
inches deep the curbs 10 bS six feet apart At the
bottom and six and half feet at top Of Roadway
Zach bid 70 be accompanied by two sureties Bid
~ a;rasr NJ tl,a l8oard Jr Latt
-oc2s-tt CHAs. BALLANCE. Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-10
lBy Telegraph
RaIfImore UTarIraf

BALTIMORE, November 9.-Flour steady;
Howard-street and Ohio s. 90; City Mills S5 376
Wheat duh and heavy: red 81 3O61i 35. Provisions
auiet and unchanged. Coffee steady at l46ll5c.
Whisky dull at 2O1%(G2OAc. n.