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, 1860-10-01

SPLENDID SLK1rixc CAn on 1uB NEW Yoak
& ERIE RA1LRoAp.-The New York l. Eric
Rail1tad Company recently placed upon their
road the most comfortable and perfect sleeping
car. probably, in the world. The entire length
Of tbs car, including the platform, il IS fser, it
is II feet vide aad feet Eixh. It has sests for
sixty passengers, which can be readily changed
ioto double or single berths to accommodate
lifsy, five eteepers- The wood work Ct the seats
is ST Domingo mahogany; the back and cn.h-
ions OF the G. ats are core1sd with royal purple
plush, ard the berths are inc1osed with satin
danaask curtains falling 70 the Aoor. The aisla
between the seats is covered with Brussels CIR.
pet, and the lamps, upholstery, kc are in keep.
ing with the general tit,ing up Of the car.
At each end IT the car arc wash 1ooms. sup
piled with ma, BILE basins, and every necessary
convenience for the toilet. Near these rooms
heaters Gre placed. which, by patented ar
rangtmeut, throw the heat equally over the car,
and through Z window into the wash room
keeping the wnter from freezing IN the ccldest
weather.
Tho veptilatina apparatus IL Of the most per-
foct character. 4 e1d1 Of water under tbs car
IL forced up on either xlde into q recess fncased
wi.a g'asr, where It breaks Like the spray Of \
fountain, falling back into the reservoir. Tbs
air entering tho csrfrom tho top pas&es through
this water, being cooled sud purified from Ill
dust, finds its entrance through yeatilators
along the eisle between the seats, c1esting =
, 1860-10-01

lrro, Hcl,aa. AtA,a Cos L,ve72oo, csculsz. sept. ~
Bs.A,a7rxy-rbc weather during the wess = - be
WI .nS s;gly ~ mot of sls
hood en tat te ye sss!e1 furssd ss9e;
s:ee =, ou .Se seav ~ tha. q
if 2 Il esEa ess ss ="
greatly ducs; y .1csa shste'ee: ta t.rr. - ssM "
Tic.s ne pa1te It thu Potatoes grow more unaSo1'
Ii r,,o I'll pats of the eor;ntrs: o,,,,,x
seok Il s .;nc!! say r. u sass
ktlr taqus,sd fo eas heas se ~ r. r.; 70
RI .oT c. :, 1 ar II t. nj e. ed
III 10 So. mi kes che*rut TO-. preFsl q and ~.
" ,:, sns y Tsas = "a:
but I; We no @ e. dsdl S,n ~
F.T!noss-: :b.re b., Ceen rsther doing In Bee.
u Y 4f & 4 :s
luz ok l. rx reduce holets are nra- 11efe -
m eats, n.s y and
tors rl quota at. quit: Enaint' Ahefeaa ChtSe
LIVER owing to considerable decline III Ut 'alos
L.f1 n-my he'd; 81 hs. besn pai1 'n rs.!l fr p.
q7any 80. + ess i the value of seaauG The "esk'
TsaI !. a rsibe better ut cannot quosa
Apy ylnlp:ov ment! In pr 1es.
tF;ou The Ga.sow Cl1rulas. Sept. III
...perrrrsThe aiher thi. wet has been less f.
voT. ID crops md ils nore amnes, ,pparrn ~
ake, 'A:se ~ howsssl sc oa5 .5d g. 10 e &
fnre f,r sjiIwaakee wheat. 1Ae TcpgEt1 foM tlt
Souhesn mases today read el1onEef snd hotoss Tsa
h.. some cAoce Canadian snpet9ue !: n se.
exs u Inv ,od.y ~ Is tae ee t ~
Il ono flur 1et ort.d to ss 1ndi1n Go'o !. lsa
dmr 10 a. Ell Il =, 10 atss II fa
toe, here 70. til sp ak!nx sbout ...,
lAsp-ket.s s.1es Vt g. and hodtr1 lax OF EtsuE tut
price ,.1ss. ...4 T., w., p,
anil sale. al Che u ard Butter It our qnoleeus
Ind vcrv 1it.e stoek now T. Of either untold.
, 1860-10-01
BY TELEGRAPH.


ST. Joskrn. Sept. 29.-The Pixies Peak Ex.
prees arrived last night with the small treasure
shipment Of <l.670. Tho Company herea.ter
will hare messenger on the coaches tri.wet kly
Many owners Of quartz mills, who two months
ego b: came wholly discouraged. and considered
they had lost all they brought. are now san
guine If s.ccess, ind are now making
two hundred dollars or more per week.
At last accounts about twenty .esms hsd left
Denver for the States. many OF whom were in
tending 10 return in Tbs Spring to locate farms
or develop their gold and a1lrer leads with
proper equipments. -.
The weather at Denver Wal very cold, with
an occasional fall Of soow, tia miners not bsing
able to commence operations before 9 O'Clock
\. H.. o. account Of Ice. Tho winter is rapidly
approschfng.
Trains consisting Of merchapd;1e have lef
here this Teek to the number Of 50. More ars
preparing to leave.
G,!. sewnrd arrived last night and ltf; thi'
1noreing for tho East, Masking no speech.
WeRther cool and cloudy.
, 1860-10-01

r.: 5uy Ana te:t eu Ct:.,<-slra xatter It Chtcaep
tasaaEh e1f Aesss, - New York. StAts, ,y, JountJ
Esli~<5. &C., D3ct1 Sick. Our connerto1a II Ke5
xosz .esach +>ta in.F4 PROMPT a1d t1dlceus Atlantic
- tzy e-rEf e.tsc4:.. L t1- ca:a.
, 1860-10-01
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. Bess q.
Rescue Athens es cube Jards 1ubbls stone and u to,
Stont,
1ayessaior Athena 20 cubic yzrdl ruth.s stone and 10
cub sarts d!G stone.
" Il Brown. Loctp IT. II cubic yA5dS su3Ele ktcne.
Yorkto3u, EEea. 4It9 bu corn.
haIy Emery Oltava xs70 bn Wheat :t21 bu oat. 71obu
ryA-
Tiop Joliet soo hu cats loo n fsoa 100 n Fer
cAAndiAf. ...-
Golden CIeud L. Eaue LOO tu WHEAT = oo1 bu corn.
l. Aieland+r, Lekp'r. e!Dp bu wtea, a.a0 tu OATH.
Gaakbw. sHtlWe, $50 bu cora,
UAau1e wA. 3a0 b. vhe1t lg3 bu fTe - hpXez starch
3bua uas+d, !; 100 n butter.
port.,nd, Mo.ra. '-]A"AA0'''-'''''''''''F''~'s
1ssseue, Athens.
1nFs tiiA u, Athtna
Ade.A, jo.et.
9tn2e ssats, Las Sale, 1ss bds nh.
[;5oe. ttA -. % rts satt i 4aena
g m s ks:~ s.sA se lamb ~ snbs isss tmssz
Yorktown, Ottawa.
e 1no.n Jol,a, taosa aneqs, &.x ,oa se.,. s,n..
1oFk ea's Ia saA III Il Esass1, ri s1ss* ~ nes"
, 1860-10-01

Br Tx1rarArs.1 NEw YosE. Sept. y, ieeo.
FIoct-Ma,ktt dull heavy aad tt1s tscs. with only
modsrate tome trAda d:matd shppers bold hack for
s;es; ss.:oe3 50 ws TIN: Is a. Is fc1 eom.
"a Il medium western y 67H@;.73 for ship Ing
o.ney do~nw.7d. Caaadi.n dill aEd doopiox .ies
20 Iris a. q 9T-o for common t, chofce ltYe dout
Leg sc y wlh tn er n - 504 40 Tor cou,aon
- choice nn1. Corn mt nj quiet with saes Of l RS
w,sxI-s"adc fres. sacs 400 b.1s 1t IKE and tn
fAir expsr Gensn st a5 rt ye-tt rt
sAies % IN bn winter western II el10l 81 .pd
O. O. , 1s,, e, 2 s:oo br ~! siso.t -.
ss I'll Isxo eu amber .s ,e1p
S,f;s: Il. s I'd q, q ss:
canad. s:l1 Al s.sSc sn1 so1 b ftae Il so. Con-
Sale sAt b. .a,a tor x.d were.n: Il tor 1ouod
yellow oa*s eadya dmo.er4le tu mes doing nt a
1of ~ ,.ft .. c-radl1n :; &c d st.t:
pine; i'd d. Gio4s Viii - ouses@ 'e .!
ST. .sd - eh.nsed s % 1e 1e:
+. I5pssSa d ps,s; ,.t e5f. Films
lase- md Ata7y Satet so prls II i"GEisX Butter
telling y ltn@;f; tor oho, and 1645ic IT ss,ie
Chf.teseadJ+ Gotd expot dena1d Al t&1 Nc for tAie
EOr to prne.
GsocEnEs~ Mola te sales 70 hhds Cubs mu+covado o.
private terms engsr. demand till continues fa!e rather
ttr"ngtr Iltes Ne QuoEe fur far refining s4&6c .ood
refining fH4she s4lss l.soS Lids. tA9lsc tGr Cuta.
sna tor poEto ltco: Stock y eeala.ed at II TO-
Asas see :: Cd asf}
%x's; i|; 81 ~ III! II Sss * ~
Alb Dca, d; lii q / d., lit /: Ua5s I'd uCs H6k.
, 1860-10-01
Daily Review sf Chicago Market.
fArrxpAT Evu.Ie, eept. ~.

EA1T1pAT Gvxx1xes Eept. ~.
FkuaHTs-F1,zasr. To Buffalo :-rfop MONTGOMERY.
avn 1t l7H:; sctr Whitman "hoat achf 1op1r.
vh,., on H. prop Montgomery. corn a. f4Hc. To Or
.ehu pc1os D. WOLF and IIansasaa what On ;.
:. To pon sArnla:-scnrs CaAley utbaard and Clrpe.
Cry. eorn 1t SIC.
FLoUR-Rs:sved, 4.ls3 b:ls Market noru active. hut
v1hcu: asy 2ttEsAl change. Ealea 6:0 tr1s "Al
bou spring extra 1t tie5 80 brs 'Waneousa" do 1t
s4o; ls5 trls commercla" t.; 60 brs "Ct dar Rap
III, do r. I; 80 bzls good Spring c1as at q 58Lso
del la1 b1ls good Spring extra It ea51 DEL loo b1ls "e~
saan" White Winter at q deli rs b.s Ionic" spzirE
skra on p l.. bss "cssess at 4as5 dea 20 bs "as-
a,lc" 1t u 50 del.
WIFE EAr-Recelved 1919 IRIS; shipped. zatss hzls.
Market heavy a1d about ia lower ss!ts wsse:8ooo bu
Nohw Glib at E3c IN s:n,e 100 bu do nj eHt In
stose; LOCO bu No. appk At et: In ssoe l4o0 ou DO
a;ke In store: 1oa bu do t64c in store 5oo bu % At
Sic In bu No: eErnI At &c IN 6sf- 1booo tu
do sto.e 6ooo bu Go a s54e In asoa 1000 bu
do 1t 6ac rore 700 tu Rejected nj s6e Sore LOO bu
DO Ii ssH. IN ttaTe.
CoRS-Recefved. aeso tu aapp:c. Zone. Market
a.vareed kali Saca were :-I0 bu No. Canalat Alc
noat 1900 tu No. .. in store; ooo bu do at toc
In .tosc ooo In No. At Sc In so.es ooo bu Hjs:sd
AtBikc In store-
oaTs-Heceivcd ta.4ao bu. Market dull. Sales wne:
II. bu c4n. ut :oxe ,toas; 1oo bsEs ii &c DEL
RYE-Keze!vsd, 1915 bu Na,kes quiet. Sales ere
uARLEl-Recsivtd. G,e1o' bu. Maskrt dull. fa.e.
were $50 hsts Frne at sc del SO bu No. lat 6oc
track. LOO bu No. , n tsc in store
TIMOTHY SEED-Neceived. 4&s74 In. Masketi.ae.
tive. falea were:-lt ks eoed n &1ia.
uICHW1NEs-Re1c:ycd3 IS trIs Market he4ry. ea,ez
we,e-lsJ ls city in lots At 1915 $50 bss country II eo
AESSp SpOak-Fa!r Ut t.as9.
LARD-Nominal 1t liHc.
TALL LJW-F IN At sG9xe.
ulDE:-leceved, 4..:s3 lbs. Mnrket arua. Green
sated. 1x25Hc: D. , talied 1oHG1zhc; Dry nt 1ak9
Ike.
pUTTEn-1 a:ki1s primo II 13Ke; II astin. common
1t loc.
EG0s-lnfa'r d.u1ad At l0ol3Xc,
FoULTRf-Gh:ekeas in good 1equest 1t u to3l.75 per
tnz:n.
CRASBEHE1Es-sfQs = bhl.
T0FATuES-fueo good cema"d At 1e94c.
BROOM t0RE-e tops l-o.e ii 90; :tons pressed ut
10; ton pie std Il tGs.
LIVE SToCA- Nc.sived, 1.:o1 tetres AID III hogs.
Beefcat II tn aztrt tod4y neud NJ drove Of about
eoo Terms Of Elther txta quality. The tsnsseiors.
however were limtet. hut tie market nsn. Hess
were fs nques fos hpme.t and pscknE; but ths
cepa Light AMI the sacs vey t,inng. Ths tssne-
uups were:
, 1860-10-01

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 29-It is stated that a
COMMITTEES OF one huuured citizens have made
arrangements for grand operate site: tain
nent IN honor Of Baron Renfrew. to come of
on tbs evening Of the 1oth Of October. The
entire company of the New Ycrx Academy Of
Music il engaged for the occasion. and the com.
bination Of nasicsl talent will ba the strongest
ever witnessed in this country. Baron 1ieutIew
is to select the programme.
The csEs of Robert Thompson, sentenced to
be hung for tho murder Of John Capie, will be
carried to the Supreme Court.
, 1860-10-01

Erw YcRE, Sept e9.-The Duke Of Nercae
tle has ncsepted on behalf Of Baron Rsrfsen
the dinner Invitation to hin, By Moses Il. Grin
nell. It comes OF next Saturday weak. LedJ
Frarklin will be present.
Judge Edwards declines the Republican NON,
iustnn for Returtar Of NaH York.
, 1860-10-01

Douglas Dlat>tct Convention In n. J.
NEWARK, N. j.. Sept. es.-The Douglas b
District Congressional Convention m-t at
Ehzsbethtown, to day, Gov. Price, President,
There "as stirring struggle for the nomina.
tion in the Convention. but GoallY Nehemiah
Perry, Of Newark, WAS nominated, by u vots Of
81 to Is. Mr. Perry il tusion man.
On Monday, and will endorse the nomination of
Mr.. Perry.
, 1860-10-01

~ Tht Prop. Mohawk. CAPT. Pheatt, rtpo1sstavfnx
me: the seh1 Jotn H. DrAkt Thurday csenig. azea,t
Of the Ssuh lan!cu Is:tnd'. tourd dowl. right tn.
c.t s7y1 hs schooner tott rai=s to Exhibit h..
rame she dlus w1ttid him 10 report ttr for iht ufo.
1n.tinu ot tt1 ewnen-
~ Sene eight .ea trsiu la+en ves:ela vere noortd
be Wake tolnt 81 &c yestestar sft. raoon. rE
fra rhsree Of wins. AmorGt them We n tfctd the
b i. n aua5d. 8nitht 1eh.a- D..non., Ftrtesef.
RI haru Mot, LeWl Lud!u8too and AnE& 1Allou.
-.NEwauke StusineL -.
, 1860-10-01

Bosros, Mass, Sept. 22s-Ths Republicans
Of the 5th district unanimously nominated
Hon. Anson Burlingame for reelection TO Con.
gresB.
Il. 4. Chapman, Esq, Of Springfield, was to-
day confirmed as one Of the Ju: :tices of tho
Supreme Court Of MASSACHUSETTS,.
, 1860-10-01
1lenthIy Mercantile Review.


IL. ra.. north h1s been ous OF rnusua1 eetsTty..
ttsady demand t4a worked the var obopE houses to
their fu e3pacy and sms Of our merchants have been
compelled 10 rcp:ea1sh stocks whca they hsd expected
wo7,d ca1y thtr through another north OF ucAry So
We ara told that OF leading h7uses has bad tanc
alt.tu3h September qua 10 the Agricultural Fair "tek
Of g. when city was nooded with 7ntieaf
cast, uc1s This Is sslt should b. When onT country
merchants shall Al the Importance OF ceat@fne ther IN
narn.s uFon home Market a most Ct them have ev1'
deutly dans this FALL ata DRY Goeds Emporium
here that MT be surpassed. Al ih= essential elenea's
arc with u To conmard the ta1e whs1e Interest oag
Is e,r.ulted and prejadke Is fast wearing a~a5 u our
csoeei r1t very plainly ind'c1tes 1nere is no scarcity
In arY leading articles except ga Ea whAh arc very
hard 10 acd Aausae.uEzrs have been :ady ~ fAut IN
conputu ,he tenands n weud b. made upsa them In
th, ertc,au and holding these goods 20
Der ce1t a5oys u.ua! r7tes.
Isice. In Wooden goo.s syupath!fe some with the wool
akes which lsvery sh, though the manufactured eoods
s,e n.uch chsatef proportion than The 1aw material
u=ary Cotton Goo:sase ter. and most staple hsands
.,e e.e,ed n I'd Of their production. Dalnea are rey
reasly in ,be anne rcslilon.
r,nt ars god supply, but no conees*lors in p'ee
haze 50: been 1n.e, sni probasy Will net be. With tbs
ptc1t 1.a4pcos Of tha coming demand far consunpcn.
We cuoe few Kinda Of goods indicative ot ths atas
, 1860-10-01

Ser 4)i*e's 3]eaE.


EOR PIXIES PEAK'-The under.
aknet rrerated to o3eE for sale newly invent+d
QUARTZ PUl.V kKixEH, tDuBo3s Patert> especially
a14pte for ries Peak thai combines the quA1tIe4
Of tene Light. Cheap. Eatt!y Managed and UlABLE
CA be operated hY Apsten horte eaEine :soes
only t1 I'd weehs but ls POUND. I'D ean b packed
in Int mountains mules, AE worked all winter without
~aeI. We HAEK8 NT tbs Nil 10 DO % res cert I1o:t
Eort vth tie Aatoe 9tr than the bt.i aaup mill.
we pftIaItd 10 h8 k!st Of mill Of kxe
the machinery in under the patea
crushing Iron tst or MAead1natxit3 stone.
machine naY be in atthe MAehln7 Bhot
Of Mr. Mosea Polk street OF the nrdke. addss
p<t o1ce boz 1850, Ct1esko iuo1 fer further lrfor
f14tion.
=. +. NJ pczs, DuEols AUSTIN.
fTTeTn1.hAv1v
, 1860-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. .19-The ipf ation Of 1lr
LoWs's balloon commenced last nignt At 5'clcck
This morning everything wa. prepared, the e.
b. cut. uhoo the balloon bursted near the TOP
, 1860-10-01

ST. Leu1s Sept. eo.-The Fair Grounds wer.
we'll filled yesterday. For best thornugh bref
Stallion. aoy age, 5000, awarded to ''potatoss,'
offered BY D. 4. TYLER; "a best to '', St. Louis
owned bY J. u White, Of St. Charles, Mo-.
81 beat 500, 'Damop," Mr. food, st. Louis.
, 1860-10-01

Accident on the PennsylvanIa Central
Railway.
P,7rsBunGu, Pa, Sept. 2s-The train dus
hero this Afssrno2n, from the East, on the Pean-
sylvanla Central Railroad, when about a m,la
east of Stewart's Station, near Queensburg, met
with IN accident. 0ae passenger car went over
an embarkment Of Is or 20 feet. the top of the
car parting from the bottom. From 20 to 5
passengers were injured--:wo or three serious.
y. Tue brakeman, Thos. stearns, will p1ob4.
BIZ do,
, 1860-10-01

WAsn1*e1oS, Sept. 20 -:The atoreship Relief
will leave Boston on the 18th proximo for the
Mediterranean. Tho Secretary OF sh. Navy
eheertuly responded to request that the vessel
be directed to convey thitler tuch articles Of
clothing aud fabrics 10 contributed for the re.
Of Of this b. &C countr7 may eentribute s up to tbas
period.
, 1860-10-01

CINCINNATI, Sept. e9.-Baron Renfrer aud
fu1te arrived here at oae o'clock this meTning.
In consequence Of freight train having run off
the track. they were delayed three houss. They
were accompanied by Mayor Bishop, Judge Sso.
vsr, GEE. Sib!ty, President Of the Chamber Of
Commerce; John Terrence, President ofthe City
Council; ltu:us King, President Of the School
Bosrd; aud 4. B. Bowler, who mat th. train At
coehra o aad rendered tie hospi.alitits Of tho
cit4 to the guests.
In consequences Of thu latenets Of the hour,
but few persons were at the Depo! when tbs
train arrived. Lord R.hfrew and party took
carriages and proces ded 10 the BurDet Acuse,
where theT occupy apartments on the second
aoor Of The south. eastern wing.
The Prince will Leave the Burnet House to-
day ut II O'clock, and escorted by the Mayor
and other members OF the Committee, will make
IN excursion asou: the city and through Mount
Auburn aud Clifton. This sf,ernoon there viii
be grand display Of the whole Fire Depart
ment ID Fifth street. Tonight the Prince A.
tends tho ball At Pixies Opera House.
, 1860-10-01
E.Ake Pmrfh.

0SWFG0-Seps. 91.-.1r:yed sehr Cnels Fam. Johr-
.ou Chicago; hf,s rowhssfan Ktly. do C! a1ed sehs
Wei nst1n. san} .uo MeInsyr<. eo T. T.
H,rnty. NetAt. d.: Atr1ire. Eau tnlr do; TaI21,
E>r hn %so tr.to IL 10
, 1860-10-01

currsnt from ths centre outwards, through
aperturse In tho windows msds for that pur-
pose, which prevents the entrance Of daat, aln.
ders, or smoke, aud drivas out Ill impurities OF
tbn vitiAtsd atmosphere.
The eoat Of this magniacsnt car was $4,000.
Tho above il from tho New York Tribune.
All the editor says II well deserved ~ vs havs
recently had occasion to e1perisnee.-[EDs. P
6T1
, 1860-10-01
DIG IRON AND COAL.

z8o Tons 10. Central City Ps 1tou.
100 Ga1tsheuie tScotxh) Pts lroa.
1oo !. 1lagkruock {seosch1 Pig lron.
61 Co;trtxs (s:oteh) Pig Iron.
anl pez. quality Sugar Leaf Lump L&hIh ooat
t. ss7.ys aud 10. saIe IA lots 10 sut-s
L. II, N[EKKERa
tA,,- @No1A Wt1R ttres*~
, 1860-10-01

Soura BEHw1ck JUNCTION, Nc, Sept. 29.-The
Railr5ad b1idxe over the Salmon Fails river,
on the Great F4lis end Conway road, fell this
morricg y bile train wss passing over it. Tee
engine and four platform cars lesl with the
briags. The brakeman pulled the pin connee:-
ing tne freight cars with the passenger cars just
in tine to save the latter from being precipita-
ted into the river. The engineer taTed his life
by Jumping from biz ergios to the abutment oi
tho bridge. Ncb1dy was hurt.
, 1860-10-01

ytnf.
HATS AND CAPS.
Thezada In Hats and Caps during the mouth his teeu
quite az.k aud qalts bsyoa1 the ezp.ationa Of deae
have ,od fsey OF lhe!r uas deasIe Eooda. the
tuisne*s however. Is 5o7ns. the hoa.es here a1e
wh coaAce:sh!e eluton caring to s1pand ther bph-
ne,sb beyond Aftaaonab}e lint.
TIE atocts koodnaeh batter Assored thsn ht.
fo Ia this city, a,a c,un msscants and no difficulty Ia
h:y1pxther os4er. aed s-toly in Eaesn mar.
k The t1aks Of gopds Ast4a E Is Of bette. quality
th,n u.u,1 with would indicate rrturn Of noss pros.
ptsous unet.
collectons are good al The epuny-pasieuley IN
uiuoa Ioxa: While In Minnesota ,hsy 1T fair
Qutea h:asy tzzdA u sprn9nk up from Scstassd Nls-
sour aad seutasra Iowa to which tho houses hers hare
hitherto betn exe1u.ed,
, 1860-10-01

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-The commander
Of the British war eteamer Gladiator was a.
aaulied and knocked dorm in The st. Charlie
Hotel har-room today. There il consider
able excitement.
, 1860-10-01
Congressional n

Congressional Non1in atlons.
B1sr:S, Sspt. 29.-The Republicans oi the Tth
District hare nominated D4u;tl Gooch fo1 re-
election to Congress-,
, 1860-10-01
DITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE

DlTTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE
l. AMI CHICAGO RAILROAD.
fle-eJ ant e4s-1n f.cm Ease=x u 71s.ns1 1exs
H.thott ch- cxa ccnne eet:1y w.ta the f7.7.
rEfTSfLvA EtA cENTRAL RAII4FDA4s
T. Nsv 1osk. 7ai!.cepAl- BalttaerH I'D f.sh:1s+o7
oityt And e!otestcr OF Par cs1ir4att. Hev
sey, H91 TAX Ea:Tz1s. 4.
as7rhatts - t&isae III rs7t. VII ha!s tss Ess:.,
I7kE1xe ettekeE :t:e:3h-
Tsst.T te1se the :s;e C4aA. Al YAn Bsfs3
Es.sets. W:s: x!!s. ~ kn1Hs:
80 A.--Ge;sa?E -17r:-t titsJ :sa:1aJt txeepsa.
P.X-';sAs E.c:7.s. !aii; S-tsrt.T. .sIe.ttsa.3
teen.ftsEx stCre:.:iae Et. E:evs .-t xc I.-a Ac:e
Ea11e2ito n7ktgx. 6sf-:1. tzkra =ait S.v fc.f and
Hczf,a. <E6 Al nrsee- :oUrs Of New EnEla-. IA ~
4s:k CtatfA .Ea Ne1 .ra a7t e. E2sltraa.-
A.2. sor:k - 1to."r.o-s. Z.at.-I-. tevA-i 1fo-na
1s5ua ae.I75. R@G lt:E.e,:5xEtof U..s
The Move tain. eoss.ct It Tor--t Via ts4iss On kAa
A7rr Eoxd TO s7rs3e4.'c Eshsra, p2yt7o o.3dCsspn.:
Ateo s!:e t-airs a: L.rAf -D7ytep ard e Enzfnns:Fect
FARE AS lDN' A> ANT OTHEi: AotTE.
fxsaeuzeatoun3 Eas: vii end 5e .Sute oG,5 2!.axsai
sad agreeable p1E1ux through II Tia :7sa. 4et
1r<st cities u tas [1teG S:z:ta.
p*eHEe:a arriving s. CA.e:ko. Of rke xcAee VII
I'D attentive aE2tx u .t 1e3e. 7ece.e ch.ks
"a convey eakTazs TIE Ct cnasx.t 10 rae Ptsp1 Aat
CsisaEo Afs- S!teri=x t&:s 3.co7s7sEy s.cetT3a.
Tske1 T.: ~. Il al se principal Ticket Ufees tie
Mtst ADD Att1e ZEE. ct E.udo u 80
Depot Heas 3ite, Of CA.a Aa va 8nfr1 arse4
EksraEo,
He rAlt.c1las t. aak :os siex.ts y Fes:0Ay1s-
3. =. PATRICK, TIcfrtAxrat.
jas. ". NILSSON, FrttEas Ax4ak, ,Caicara
]. J. Hous7nE. Gent Freight Akt, Chicago. M1
, 1860-10-01

EcHR8Ti0 EXtaIAEEE BEPAHT-
s1K1Ts
Estr&w 1ik4E or Tms LIZ CT LIS T.=c "a! .lt.ess
tie Cnoa tsAaae'n tAIt u: As United Hsk;es o.
E71~cx. sd aaFt t.ac" - Ett
A-isd t. o7ts - Teek.&ra nayret: e Nctss Aceep
11csA Ate01cLA, kc- IN New sost.
, 1860-10-01

By TfLEskArH.l NMwArxrK. SEPT. -.
d. NJ.
Gaa1z.--Nhcat-v dull and shIp;ers ~Nhaszwnftom
the uAAet. no quoted at &C. kuthirg doing In
ET4iGA.
krcE1r1-essf ssfs b-l. tous, - so1 hu WHEAT.
e1lFAEa7s-a7s LIS houE. s7.s73 bu wheat.
, 1860-10-01

HATS AND GAPS.

Iott-. ss*ss.ssla5rtnH 19S 0l
Shoxus flrx OF Of E3t3t easss compared With Ia,
, 1860-10-01
NuracrtgS.


9 CHEFFIELD NURSERIES.
l. ch!rAao. III.
EVEEGREEN3 fLaNE%U AND WARRANTED.
All 1eetlsrg or.ra :o ii. following Eve:. Ia
p.n'e. duf'nx ta- Ltts mon.h knd wat1s1t.d to live:
3N.0U0 ANhRl-Ah AitY''it VILE. - 4 fest, tna
hah} ters. Pslce Eet angle tire o.; per dozen, ei
Fer o. t!5; per 1Go. -: per-. y. aao.
2,EO0 VIZ NUufE UH WHILE PINE. ( 10 10 #
Single res ~: dcx p, so 70: IT, so: loL k7a.
5000 AMERlCAh DtLSaH FIR rPKUCE FIR,
tEsea hay: teen xsowa II AID a.e of
rs 10 The ground tl~y on. waca i .n;+d
f'r othes pasp,ses 'taess viii ht led IN rotation
when tees a-s aad 1e!st wIea
required. MARTIN i.E~l8,
S;s1eld Nursery, Gh:ca<o Q, III.
All klnds OF Dec uous Forest Tree planted and
r12ted IN oy hanrE their trees planted
tn teal tf t.x tt s2fps viii rave the Of
tAyrg ter Aees e1 cotanz ~intes
any 1d1t eat c,.t :HelJ c3S-4 nj ". L..
, 1860-10-01
COMMERCIAL.

SA1r1nAY Eyxx1xs. September ~ 1std
The following are Tie receipts 4rd shipments
, 1860-10-01
RAf(rDa0a.


CT. LOuIa ALTON ANN: Gar |
~ CAa0 KAILRoAD, |
e,er. md oa,y rosd aetvetn Calcsxo md Il, Loo!a
Without caaaks ofcass Hsx*ats. er ooaeus.o,..
1l,ssa. ss ss.pas ~ c..ia c.as S Nh. Tta'a.. '
snu.nx1 .11Hs.1'osnE..r.
se # s.D. I'D ys9 saF'a s'''
TIA ~ ieAve caesko every morntns saadass s1espHo
~ feot.'' fessa :.:.::.:..:..: so: 4. -
s$';ss's:'sa :::::::: i; .
~ It. Louis. ,..,.,,,,,... Us ~
1'9:'s,1s 19: Z. :5m: sS9:s: so,5
EeNh ~ 4ASs '4'-. "''' 40 .'''' ''t -. '.'' ~|'~
Wlmastaa and Joli.. Accommodation l..v.a cs!eaxe
i,!ls5 kssIs d7lsSsix gu.sttes, ~!
=. Fl Sy
= s: Il:
0Hs KLEs coNopoH.S Rse's'aFs-
JosEsa PRICE: Trs.7.rs. .
. -: - w.: ~ : ~
S1o 1o!n GGr An~e>0
1R1n. xuur,. - assp..r,anr,eae
o .ss .tser sysDA1. .pa! lsts. issa. W sa.,
txaass ~ 1sa.s r G.es: Central Depot It soot Of la1s
:: 5<*:;:s :,s:ss, IL s;s
81; S.s;s. a. e.: %::s' ri; :: \ TIL s;,se:s
6tsas P P 3 ;nsa.c 4a c5tsss. 5 Jour A''
ns,as: .ss;s u q: ne: IS s. s asss, 51s.;
33s9.m * Louis SO n Carn IL 20 ~ r.
, 1860-10-01

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
- ino4 fErlt a-d Ornamental Ire larce atotS
s1e - for cam. Apple, / +, v.srA lUI Is 20 4Y;
stock. re strcrd 1r.oo. 80. 0oos be lIo :xh
tor, strnrt It. hascbesEy. scrts fo0 -.
ssz.woerry. Wl.soaa EYE 10 rlts Z. cons 1cv7. Il
WAsntpston eiheru. nn,e. 1o ~; 10. =. Tulips.
.G1. Of 20 named aht, DsI ant sEL 81. rcot GrslA
i1U So &c. rl.sta Cab ordes.In fall -xed
frEe, f-el2-1-3 :K1j r. X. PHUENiL.