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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1860-01-07

NEW Book SroRE-Julus F. Brooks has
opened new Book Store in the Telegraph
office, where the reading public can find al
most any variety to suit their taste. Call
and see.
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List of Letters

List of Letters,
ID EMAINING in the Post OAic, =. ".
~ Placer county, California, on the f smglnia
of January, 1860. "'s' DAY
Adams W Adams TN
Boyd J S Bates w
Beard V L Bell HH9
Blockman
Drake W Deney w
Courier Christian
Hayford Capt C-3 Horton d
Helm Harris Thos
Langston w. M
McLeeid Jas Miller Sam
Red Henry
Slower Jas Singleton NJ B
Suits r G
Foreign Letters,
JAEGER Cathlna Weber Fredricts
Sekube COrl Geo
R. W. LYONS. pu
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MUSIC,

EBy the New organized AuDurH SOshi'"''
BAND.
FTIIE undersigned takes pleasure in Informing
i the citizens Of Placer and the adjoining
counties, that he has succeeded, after grea'
deal of time and expense, in organizing me
COtilliOn Band,
The best in the mountains. 1t is useless to say
or blow much, as the BAND and its MUSIC Will
recommend itself.
The Band of Music consists of the following
gentlemen and instruments:
a. fONl ........ '''.''. - r.; a ,"n
JUN ga 49,. ....''''' O U,rr
JOS. REINHART. ...............fL FLUTE
CHAS. FRIEND. ............. VIOLIN ZNn
7. JONES. ........... VIOLIN 1917
The services af the above Band, or as le" US u.
three of them, but not less, can be engaged lo'
Balls and Parties on the most reasonable "lln''
The number and collection of instruments .' I"a'
not fail to please and give the best OF s"'''''''
ton to every body. IA, al,
THE CALLER is well acquainted WIN ~. ",a
changes in dancing and can only be apprec'"''0
by hearing him. ohton.
The services of the above Band can DC o W""t
cd by applying to T. Jones. Auburn; >. h""A'
Dutch Flat; Joseph Reinhart, Georgetown ahor
January 7th lS60.-3m
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1860-01-07

EN- AlNlNG In
~ Placer county. {
December, 1859.
Persons calling for
"Advertised."
Allen Andrews
Austin John
Bales Mr.
Balch Geo
Buckley R
Brewer Henry
Brock Ger o
Bowman w
| Crook G
Gu guel Lewis
Coburn G. 2.
Curtis John S
Colburn Jacob
Coleman John G
Cheever G E
Demming Sale
Duns P I
DeitZ Adam
Doane G w
Finch Atwater
Fravel AZ
Fisher w. n
Gay Geo
Green Mein
Goodrich A H-3
Comes S
Hausler Christian
Hayes Thos
Hooper J d w
Hopkins Hopkin
Hooper W.
Hold es James
Jones jesse
Rimball Justus
Kelly John
Lawrence John
Lear james NJ
Mclaughlin Barney
Mcclure Walter b
McSwayney Moses
Olmstead Eugene
Parker S W
Perry W B.
Pritchare Emanuel
Rich Francis-2
Rogers T J
Rozell Chas
Smith Joseph
Smith Saml
Smith John
Sailing Peter
Soybert J III
Surrows Barth.
Stewart Enoch
Stone Char
Tillinghast J w
Turner Francis
Thompson Chas d
Ward Elbcrt-3
Wilson p
Wilson John a
Williams Joel u
W'nnans Saml
Wiley jacob
Ycarley B b
La
Mrs NJ. Fullum
Mrs Il. L Lyon-2
Mrs C Crosby
Miss j p Clement-2
Miss G Follett
For
Antonis Francis
Leopold Robold
G Crook
Mr.. Demon geot
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DIED,

DIED,
On Friday, December 10th, JANE, Daughter of
ALEXANDER RoBB, atJunction House. near Au-
burn, of Putrd Sore Throat, aged four years.
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List of Letters.

the Post Office in AuhD,,
California, on the 3lst Of
r these letters will please saw
Alony WP
Buck Dean p
Bevy Henry
Bragg Albert
Brown G A
Bowen H
Burrows Bart.
Carter Stewart
Cook Chas
Crane J
COnwell Thos
chapman w Is
Curtis J I
Crejan Miles
Deitz P. w
Dallas VIM
Drake VIM
Fitch J d
Fisher Lincoln
Gucrin T. II
Groves w V
George S
Hill +. S
Hyatt S B
Howell NJ d
Hinch Richard
Harper Benz
Kensingcr John
Lynn T AT
Lloyd Thos
McWayne Chandler
Miles E A.
Moulton A D
Pierce David
Paraquet N. B
Pratt Elijah
Rooney Rev S B
Rock John j
Spikings T.J
Scott II II
Sawyer j
Stout j TT
StaekhOuse Jos
Sanders j So
Sowle Thomas B.
Shrider G. e. +.
Tuck r p.
Tullis w J.
Wilkins Chas
WILDER Giles ID
Wallace W W
Webster A j
Williams John G
ldies List.
Miss J Alchya
Mrs NJ. j. Fish
Mrs S Burrows
2 Miss Cate Hase
reign List.
Petro FortoberO
Alphonse Boulet
Manuel Coelho Crapuca
R. GORDON, P. NJ.
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RIRTH

BIRTH.
At Smthvle.. in this county. December 3lst,
the wife of L. w. SMITH. of daughter.
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The LATEST OVERLAND NEws-The dates
are up to Dec. 10TH There has been no
election Of Speaker in Congress yet The
members were still wrangling The last vote
was Sherman, Rep, no; Bocock, Dem,
IS :; Gimer Opp, 90; Scattering, 0.
Union meetings are being held in the
northern cities. Edward Everett addressed
one at Boston.
Mr.. Wigfall has been elected United States
Senator from Texas.
In the United States Senate acomlnttee
has been appointed to inquire into the Har-
pers Ferry affair.
The Democratic State Convention of Geor
eia. have recommended Howell Cobb for tho
Presidency.
Vice President Breckenridge has been
elected United States Senator from Kentucky,
in place of Hon. J. J. Crittenden, whose term
expires in 1861.
The Sacramento Union, of Monday last,
was certainly great paper, containing much
valuable and interesting matter.
DIsTRICT CouRr--The District Court meets
on Monday next. We publish the Calendar
today. although the cases have not been set
we presume this will be done by the Judge
on tile first day Of the term.
W Mr.. Angel, the Butcher, has been
presenting, tie Counter man with a fine roast
Of beef. Neighbor, who did youget to- cook
il for you!
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A slight shock of an earthquake was felt
at the Bay on New Years night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

r. KRMAN-AMERICAN INsrrruTn 500 WEST TwaNfY.
VI second street-Thfs School, c0nfuctsd The ap
proved German plan aims q the harmonious deveopemsa
all the faculties Of the mind tho phyc. perfeson and "
teacher native and foreign employed In The Ensish Or
business college separate department girls whoh
plain and menta needework taught Term begins
September TO- Circular, giving very full Particular may
be Obtained At wessemAnns 40 Broacway, ocEwood's
all Broadway. and ~ the Instituts. K. DUIoN, PD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

HUDSON CITY SEMINARY. n. j., O. GRAvEs PRIN-
1 opal. This Institution reopena September g. with en-
srxed IA ,ties FOR thorough Enxsh and classical education
Parents residing IN tho CITY respectfully solicited call
themselves 10 Of Easy By the Jersey
Cv and Hoboken each ten minutes day.
Torrua reasonable.
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POLITICAL.

Es1ss,u og b T s.s saH wAED DEMO
he following resolutions were ssenng Sept
Resolved That this Clnb heartily approving The nomnsuo
for vss 1t DO assses psss ne
the electoral Of the Empire STATE Tor above
State Convention held al Syracuse on the s day q Augaa
Sr a saa sn s s
an V i1s s k%p
and hereoy call upon all parties Opposed . black rpE
.ass S u sas a (. .
49, s1 AH5Hs h ApAss
PHILIP KETTKRFR, }Commitsa
y TM p 3 NM
ArA MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD INDEpxE-
street, or Monday evening The loh September ina,
As regular acminsss The ss.nosrss parry is:.
s: :aa he total ss's fsgrss:s
DOUGLAS BARBECUE
JONES' WOOD.
sS y ans hs sna Other parties are sana
wEsDNEsDAY AFTSRsooS september IL, 1854.
ye Their employees an opportunity 10 attend On ksas
Hon Stephen Dougls~ an Herschsi " Josns,a viii pol
'e -'al' boGa sf1s CENTRAL S1 MA oLus
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON CARNIVAL AND or
"Wednesday, W. -
The steamer MAY QUEEN will from New York Jooe
Wood from A. I'LL late IN the evening stopping apva9
street pier North river pier East river Peck alp and Te
street. East river.
------------------------------
GRAND NATIONAL MASS MEKTINO.-rHx sKvu-
NJ raj sub committees for this meeting requesef W
sn % sung ss Hotel
BY order Of Committee Of A-rsngene nts
DAVID ROWLAND, a.........
GEO. A. HALSEY.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ooxNITTEE.
At the meeting Of the above committee beld the In
inst at Ills Bowery TIE following preamble and resoutD
were passed unanimously--
Whereas the democratic party Is rent asunder by
on lamensbe DIVISION which endAngors alike IT, es
ence and that Of the Union repnbc and wheraa
sincerely believe that the continued sscerdency OF the de0
cratic be main the prevent crisis sscuroa
for the future only by the spirit Of mutual coucaoa and b
diligence; therefore belt
Resolved That earnestly In would mnn
urgently mend Joint electoral ticket this
composed ct the friends Of Mr. Brecknrge and Mr. Douxia
well Of the other candidates opposed 70 the desucvo
doctrines of black republcanism
Resolved That II the recommendation contained
resolution ahoud not berealzed then h the Independeu1
Democratic Committee Of the city Of New York. Atherng
the time bonored principles Of national democrav viii ve
cordial and support those well tried patriots a1
upright John O. BreckiDdxe fer the Presidency.
and Joseph Lane for the Vice Presidency OF the United st
MAURICE MAYER, Chairman.
HoRArro SHINES, Secretary.
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4 oApExy OF pENxANsHIr AND BookKEIrIN0

4 CADRMY OF PENMANsHIP AND BOOKKEEPING,
"A Nos 93i and 92S Broadway Of Twentieth street.
No 362 broadway. This b extensive and
elegant admirably srranged for the conysnence
receive private instruction nj AL hours Private oasss during
day and evening; also daily four O'Clock M Writ
public private schools: Every pupil old and young VII
the ades department Pupils their friends Will
have admission TO tho sereoscopc Museum
Academy which contains tho largest exhibition the
stereoscopc Art in this country Crculars arc nov ready
hints from perfect master oen Of service
developing the Of the pupil than The pro
tracted lessons OF an inferior te soher w. c. Bryant
The Chrosraphc Art is much important mankind
than generally considered and Mr. Goldsmith may very
well claim TO be considered At il headNew York Courier and
Emo uirer. OLIVER Is. GOLDSMITH
Broadway, corner OF Twenty hsst street.
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ERENCH AND GERMAN LANaUAGRs.-PRoF K
IELLKkind, 8ig broadway. corner Of Twelfth ssreot,
Established 1887 will receive lady and grntiemen
for Instruction In the above languages private
families and schools, and make trsnslstions-
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rhe Grand Hcp 1 Ne s>.sor en- ~se r.ee s.Mlesor's
Hsnsson bcsus~ 1hurptsy eveosrr esrt u The vet
S,o~r un~-snt NJ NJ hldslsAsn u sffcsspt 70
The prbse vii ~ the r~ssd~~ sfsr q The scNsvn
4 sfclo<k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

BEAUTIFUL. EMPIRE LONG TAILyD BAY MARE
for sale, 10 hands inches high $50 warrant
sound and kline. Also road wagon Can seen I'LL sold
10 Has Fourteenth street.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
CADEhY OF PENMAksBIP AND HOUSEKEEPING
"A s62 broadway, continued by W. O. HOOGLAND for
many Assant Of oiysr b. oodsmh Ynsrucsion care
full practical and thorough Pupils taught day and evening
at hours suit their convenience
4 LII THE ENGLISH BRANCH Es-MATHEMAT LA.
"A aud Greek "A thorough and disciplnarau
desires class private tuition In New or vicinity Ad
dress J. A. r., ITO Second avenue.
a ENGIsH LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES RE
a II competent TO advanced pupils In
usdr French acquired In France drawing ana The usua
English branches Satin references given Address
for week A. u station Post once, Asor place New
York.
A YOUNG PARTISAN LADY WISHES TO GIVE IN
"A sucton in French At bar residence brought up the
OF Paris abe teach the
in Apply this week at ~ Greene street,
Fourth stress, from I'll O'Clock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

urGOEr BRIcKLAYhRs' NOTICE a MEETING OF TIKI
Front breksyers Of the city Of New York will held
ckson Hall corner Greenwich thirteenth street.
Wednesday evening sept IL, II half past o'eIock
A j. MrCooL see'y n H. HOPPER Chin
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFICATION.

UCTIoN SALE OF LIQUORS CASKS, BOXES,
&C. 6cBy virtue ~ bill Of sAle A. ~ OKrsv AI.AR,
etGceer No . B9wery viii sell Ibis dag. l1,A ms, a
p. whiskey and cherry Wine also liquop in demjohns
bottles; also oodfrevs Aud other Bters, Champagne.
aret &c also about ~ 900 Segsrs OF various brands ALSO
sks Botlea Demonns Cases Measures and various
cles too numerous TO mention This sale Is worthy the
koetou OF the trade.
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10 tern met at sinee~rth Ward Hail. Pity As arcrk-
Lexington avenue. rasrs-k Ru~r~n. rr~aS-y !. -
chair. ana N VI Noroney secrstuy. u Wa unAr Bor.y
Re~vec Thai the Associative attend the grand IA 49,
ing for Dusss Knd Jchnsn. 10 be held IN Jcoss Wed a
I'm nvt
The following persopn appointed rinspe Co..
tee-vm rUnhsm. Row~- nowins John nsnney, rsaaf
Russ, John o'reil, tchr Roach IN a Dr. rhcras
The regular meetings take place ev~sy Ngoday wenns -
the eSursign 10 over. PATRICK RUSSELL frundess-
NO.. ,,I y MOSS Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN OF GOOD STANDING
and large income wishes 10 form the acquaintance of
me young lady l6 to % years age; good
king and ainiaele with view to matrmony; money no
joc correspondence strictly confidential Address stating
,ere IN interview be had, l. L. Union square Post
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REWARDS.


AC RRwARD.-Li~r, on MONDAY AFTERNOON
Bs) Sept bs~t shswi vxrsgkted bosrder. either IN
ysm.ca l.. In the 10 rsn down Of the Long Island
Rarosd The Aneer will please return the 70 % West
porty -ssrth street and receive the above reward.
hOE Neutrality-suspicious. AND WATCH
pa mskers viii please sop Kod anchor hunting wa<oh
No 6ip vhne fNre Sos johnson maker LAYER pool wors
sRsilro.d tmekeeper the fsc-. and cAsed by Geo
welah " The reward vii be paid return ~ he
Moo Hosel Of Bowery and 6ay.rd street.
~ The wstch tsken by bsrx from New P~tz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

nR RALPH AUTHOR or THE "pKACrIOAL PHr
H. Me rrsakas,- ~, o0cs - Crosby street.
Hon 1904 Hours. Iok tn and . III Sundays ezcepeQ
fka WHO apply h NE eATiy nAges q bsne ccnpainfa vi
BE- snaisbed De rapldy and ss acpnv~usrcs ssndns
- eure II \ chAsdy, however thnse suffering FIRM
- osx sanding ussa - vAo bess Apvrsrsss ~
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CHUr An RARLy oRAvN-RRAD TIE rnfvArn
- Medical rrsans ~ Dr. wAr1, Regularly esnc~.ed ply
pster cesuk " w.rd upon .sy dsessss upsr vhscs
M brk ue~sa m r~<ne6sn an @~sknens--the
c>ufu b We vosk-arv pr~par~d from Hfeaiwe sp-n b
Ne v>i hspn.ls ard .orf erseDde< pr~cuce tsAs sny
sr,ad o&c- SE pruA<-~.
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Personal


A OVEN WILL SEE FIrz ON THURSDAY EVENING
WHERE the members Of the time horored Order OF the
Grand Lodge Of l. q OF X win be present
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M N LfNQUmS. hvenAm " The rreai snA extrsorfinas1
Won8eut nevuuo Ae1E4y. a. and al Kindred cpnp>nM
O0cs - orcsoy nsssA envsw q spYsnS.
DRoBsaon RnsTuI. N CHAnsRRs srRxET. car
Be cusssAeA usual o. ~ ess~ 70 bon 4 80 Hev rori
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

.tHE M0NTEzuMA SOCIETY WILL MEET AT DEL
honro's No rs Broad way, nj four O'clock M on tn
p instant, TO celebrate their anniversary.
NJ LOWELL. Secretary.
, 1860-10-31

TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. ..
The cxcasa-c rna,.;c. continues .closc and firm
nj fo.,,c, quotations. viz: buying =, ceiling PER
cent The stree, 7.,cs fer first class drawers n1c
vv nearly not quito cqu.l 10 those ut the banks.
Tic unc,ia:s Of 1.olucc paper al the banks tooas
xcs. better, but they were by no ineaus up 10 ane
ah;,fty to discount, Currency Is tcesr very
ahrndsr.
<;o,a-.,,tt,. wanted nuvin, y. sc11fnn IL.
,,,,,-,r,, ur,<..,,H. .t,.cu,fnv Erhe yex
>.,- ..,~ra.,uond.r, of ann of rnr ,c,d;r ,ors..
.,....,, ,,,, o-,h ~ a.. .,,,..., s,. 49,,
IL, an ,,s,,,,,. ,,,o,, .,,.. 80,
..'S,. n<,,o. ~. f,.1on.,n~ sin,,ca.n. ;,a,,s'
''' $500 - ,,-s,, ,,,s,,.ss ~. ~. .,,,
men u ~: S,ail LUZ H. nolsicai eaTS<s of liz
country. h'sry'%,dy frightened but the bears.
Nlnoss that uouetss ia: eo9!oNc1 Soo.ou9ol LSl'
, 1860-10-31

LEATnER-Firm at the following q1otanonsH;5;
Oak Sole. 3aS533c; Harness Leather, I9f.6 bs1-
die Leather 81 lGt:ac: De.t sluuEhief sole. rs
Spanish soir, &C. lIsm1oes @ KIP b. 9ektSs s.,;
;e';?fa i m Flenc!l m' cii. !s: Female Car
a2s@t1 ! de7; l!S,n!ssk 3!,npHf5 s2's d"'
Of so bnls 1koscnd''' --o week. cargo
anu mi: Ws,ns ysnent ss wss e aol4 q q S st
-. Line sclls b ths car load at s1:lo. sud 1io-
!: NIL! sTuEFs- -7sM:ddlins*'a sood supply and 1S
aALT-slo bushels good bafley Matt sold to-dOy
FRj;visioSS- S-nEzr-Tle packers during the
II to warm weather: and parity to dnll narEeta II
the East. to this datc the number s!
hy tue various -psciscrs amounts to abont 1GAN
traac vt Ss.O0Gl9.t,. aud Extrn Aess ut S96oeb
1000. There Is little or nothing doing ~ tiesee ,s
bscime Mesa is offered a. aoW sehn.s a1sa tna haxc
hern cutting Hogs during the week out ,ns VAIN t
weather Of the past two or three days LAS pEL
stop 10 these Operations for ths pr ias u
to s5OoGt5.la: hut since then, owing TO strong
competition between shippers and packcrr, prices
have eraneed to ;si: q .gs ots At sis MI
and ioLisy We uo,c sale Of 5 bbls 1t $1s.5o- The
xtork Of vld Mess IL entirely exhausted. LARD
The hackers art fcinE III t1uaH Auke u 1AktA!E+
at Which yc funtc the market quiet and nominal
observation-disclosures, $1.5o1l.so per doz; TUT
; fo;T'aEoES-Thcrc i Is g good demand for choice
Ncslu.nnoc:;s for h!til,Ecnt, and the market IL
steady 1T :3Gt.c; but common arc dull at 15Gt1Sc
SEi:DS-IIao-ul--ln good demand and firm.
S:l:s today we're: II .ks choices at $a28; 350 ska
1Eiu1e a, a5 is ba.- fair ut $a.15 10 bass coin
:noa at $a.1v. FLAx--in good request. 1T sl.1oc1
LES.
aat the market l. active aGl steady ut S. 10
fvt cusrte and fine. q. 4. salt Is IN good inquiry
by rac!:ers. and the eG!e= arc liberal a. SlUo PCT
l,ss. ST. Cbcs Salt dull Mt Goc per bEhhel. 4 lot
oj u tuna was cold few days since ut $500 per
tan. -.
SPIRITS AND OJL-STn1Ts-Camphc SOC
Eurnin: Fluid. l2c; TurpenliEc, 49c. o11E-Eng-
li-ii Ltrrd Oil. tie: cttJ manufactured fc; No.
LAID, a,GI9sc; No. Lard: sc; Elephant, &c
Whale. TIC: Sperm. $I.sD: Neatet0ot, &c; Tan
ncEs. 5Dc; Shore, Tic: howncFs Kerosene, a5c;
Coal 11:lc !: Hydro Carbon. s9c-
tTA1tCII-iGO b1s Pure aud Pcarl Fulton Starch
at DC for pure. and 91:c lus Pearl.
SALEtATES-Eabbst,'s Pure 6aleratus. 6Hc;
Best Medicinal do. 71c. Babbitt's Potash In TIN
cans, sS1l3c; Conl. Ley. 15c-
'TALLuW-DuriuS the past week large falcs Of
pfimc packers thlloW Lave been made nt 3Hc: hut
Ut III. close, packers are holding firm ut 9t4c-
Country tallow has been cold at a99Ac.
EEGLTABLES-Swcet Potatoes IN good RuI-
! ply and very dull Ut 59Gs3c. Onions dull At
! is11a:c
WOOD-A cargo Of Beech Wood was sold this
morning 1t Sfi0 ai1oat and at the close the mar-
kct Il firm at s.. .4eG5 IS for Beech 10 Maple
, 1860-10-31

WAsulsc1oS, Oct aO.-As much has recent
~ been said in the public prints about the &c
coming Of gold dollars into pieces Of larger
denominations, it may be stated TINT crless
for that purpose have been Issued from the
Treasury Department in two special cases
only, and then on representation thai the
smaller coins occasioned much Inconvenience
in the receipts and disbursements for no
sooner arc they laid out thnu they arc return
ed again. In business transactions there ap-
pears to be Q redundancy Of them among COIL
mercial classics.
The Assistant Treasurer ut New York was,
for the greater facilities in counting. authorized
to have about Sa,U0, 600 OF them received, and
the Assistant Treasurer 1T St. Louis upwards
OF sl5O,O00 for similar reasons. This re-coln-
age, however, applies 10 the original or earlier
Issues, which It is known were smaller in cir
cumfcrcncc and thicker than tho later and su-
i,crior: coin. Of the for1ucr there nrr now
- fsooo0, and OF the latter sG,Goo,o00 III cir
cu1ation.'
Un complaint, :: few days since, from Phi1a-
dclphia, n,00O, Goo Of the new dollars were sent
fruln New York to the Mint, whence they
were withdrawn, and very many Of them asain
found their way to New York. While the
gold dollars are 4 great convenience In small,
it Is considered that there is 4 redundancy ct
them for large Transactions, and hence the
recent special orders in relation to the recoin-
aye. There does not seem to be any purpose
SO to reduce the amount Of this description
Of coin is to Inconvenience the public.
, 1860-10-31
uaRxursH THE --LATEST MAILS.

MONTREAL. NAnkkT. Oct :6.-Elour--Sfnee the
date OF orr Last report, e3lcs OF No. hnve been
made. ranging from S5-51G5Gi. nt'd It Is to-day
offered rt Inc former ngurc. With few ruFchase.s
fancy Ia request at or quotations and rcarcc: e
ira quiet Whcal-ln u. Z, spring there has been
raies during the week, Of shipping paFcels. from
*i.zJ1i .H. former rate brlug still procurabe.
Cor:.-Suuc tn market Last 1ale reported At csc
l5Vrs. tasley-Salce fn tmau quantities at OUT
quotations. Untr-Sothfng to report. Nye-Sn
talet, Freights-1Iayc advanced to 9s CdGl0s z
quarter for grain to 1Iyefuool, and 1os GdGf1e to
CLEVELAND MAREErs-oct 21.-1ierctvcd- 10. sc
bu whcat .,4@J ha corn 80 bu oats. 60 bu barley
Market vcsy quiet for all descriptions Of produce.
T!ons quiet With small sales at prTsioas ratee;
dlaposilon to opcrote on Change this morning.
t;aies car White 1t St.16, and cars Ecd free on
board al 81 .05. Corn dail and heavy at 4504Gc On
track osts dull at e6c Barley-Good qualities
II steady demand at Gah@G4c.
To1Epo 4AnKErb-oc. 29.-Thcre WIS quito
dect OF vesscS In the river this morning. but most
Of them werc chartered prior to arrival. or imunc
diatcly after. The F1ltons news today II three
days la:ef than the AsiA's. and strengthens the
\Thea1 market Corn aad Fiour are dull: Flour
Dull; sales, mostly Saturday, 20 bbls *, from
Willie Wheat, at $3.50; Is bbls xxx. Fow1cr'e .
"Excals!or." at $685.. 80 bbls ''Deta," Mt
$s..5 Wheat-Sa1es. al before stca.ner's uewe.
:: hatu59ays agu.es 2oo 10 b. ~ {iG - sGe1 20 b. n P;
bu and ,Dog bn same figure. Sa1es White, 1900
bu &l.lo; 1900 sa e1.14. corn-Sale 6.0o9 ta At
&C. Fretghts-coru &C. Wheat 14c to Nndalo; II
Gif4c To oswego.
PH1LApEtFHiA SEKD MAHKET-0ct. 27.-Clover-
taod u coming IN more freely, and the market r.
soore ac:ase Sales and Fe-saie4 to tho extent ol
new. mostly At ST. md s. Is bu for od, fnclndps
1,'13 hu to hr13se At JXc a H. and l1oO haae frt
second hands ~ 50 ont u tbs market On terms kept
, 1860-10-31
Severe Stnr.r, on the Plains.

ST JOSEPH, Oct. 30.-Dy the pony express
this morning NC have alyices from Julcsburg,
40 miles fr0a here, Of one Of the most Severe
storms that was crsr known on the Plains at
any scl5on of the year On tho cciill II ble:g 4
hurricane, accom- m1anicd b: l,ail, until clock
r. NJ, whcn !, heavy snow-s;or,n set IN, the
weather rapidly growing cold. En'igrant
trains lined that station on every side, their
c:.ttic suffering more than in 1nidwintcE.: It
WIS Thought clniyrcnts below aud aboycJulcs-
burg would also suffer severely, and that great
loss would ensus. The pong express was de-
tanned 5 hours in consequence 1t is blowing
here furiouEly, aud has tAeappcarancc Of snow,
a.l1t tsrny;,,r cold