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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
- brick sidewalks berlered by curb
stones and spndeu cutters on sides of First street. from
Water Apollo street. wherever side ks are not already
made; and Maears square on Bugandy ST. Ciaud
Pauline and Jeanne stferts
CONTRACTS.
First eonabi-The sidewalks both sides Of First street.
from Water 10 Apollo Streets be ten feet in width.
Second contfacThe sidewalks aEound aears square TO DO
leu feet In width,
dressed cugbsenes shall line the
sidewalks. North river blue pther stones OF equally
good guilty with thcI heyelea dressed The e 70 answer
the klnpeof the sides fee sly feet long on twenty
ssiIts inches wide four inches thick 4ey sNit bt
we'll o. in gund Joints and iii workanase manner, ald sla
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IL ELLER, y. H., SOAP MANura eTURER, corner
IN ~ ST AnnTew aud Howard Streets New orleans.
Orders left at Peslohlce Box X, No. 23 will be promptly
Oiled. mslo ~
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VIRIG:IINsIIAA ,CANNEL COAL. AT GREATLY RE

DUGEB PRIGESi
We have just received direct from the mines and
charging $1,000 barrels of the above superior Coal and want
Of storage room will deliver direct from the evee
fifteen thousand barrels at the low Of per
barrel
This Coal is from the celebrated Peyon Mines the mount
aims of Western Virginia. and fer all domestic combined il
nnequaled For he paIlor equals the best English Camel
and economical as has more weight and greater
any known coal in this country In burning leaves coal
from hard wood atd answers all its purposes and at the
present price offered is least 20 per cent cheaper than
wood To families wishing to lay in their years SUNNY
about half the price will probably sell for in winter s
Offers rare opportunity. -
SPENCER FIELD & CO., Q5 -
mylI II corner Camp and Girod Streets
TX. DIXON, ATToRaEY-AT-LAW, No. n Camp
S,.fl1, m19 "
poRT-29 quarter casks Royal Company for sale by
8. WOLFE,
myu corner iravier and New Tevee SITS
/ LIVERPOOL CAMEL E0AE.--s0a TINS Of bes
quality hand picked Camel Coal board ship Powerful
IN the river and for sale by
fell s. JONES CO, 81 iravier street
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mo. 6204.-

Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY the llt June
looo III adledtcate at office, II O'Clock NJ the
contract. -
ie4 II V DUPLEsSIS Comproller.
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CoMPTRoLLER---oFFICIAL.
C0MprRoLLER's OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans, June 4. 1860

Signed JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
s. [signedl GERARD sTlTH. Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY June H. 1860
will adjndcate at office, II o'clock NJ The above On
tract. - -
je4 ~ v. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
, 1860-09-26
IIOkE'a;ANs{ & GGLPChE,
Ee.J.T:HE1eS,
~ H 43 EA3ALLE ST1fEE3.

Ders...5 rec:t.et E117c3. Aecoua: fttn r1s.,es
CTR connr asi tic nsuAl Accommodations granted
fcsvfar dePus,tn1s .rts correspondent.
latereat u:Ax..teS ely e< 4iitt Nheye
aEecia1 Akrccr4erta haze b1ea n2dt to sr4t caet.-
We receive cepoeiss 7syatis specified Gaia, which
tntcsea. HtU be a;lQwcts.
, 1860-09-26

BITx11aHArn.l tF1w foRx, Sept.e5
FLnua exhibits activity and prices hare advanced
t. per b with active 6tand for export and home
Is &3 far extra btate q G. - for super WESTERN
~ for common to meolum extra western, y go
go for shipping brands Il QclosuK qu nr1.
of ine sass 160 bhls were dor export C.nad y aoue
Lts At = 50 for eomtn to choice extra Kye f4uF
steady. Stn eslss st - G4.s0 for common II choice
supes. Corn mea1 non1nsly unebanKed;
0R41x-Eheat-fnlya SC per buss higher. Vii Gs.k ex
port demand. Saes, sd Milwaukee cluh i2:@
- s"E trina nd ales toF xs1y sho'ee 2To eu wlts
N. .na lndan. j. At s!s:@la; aa9 su Gtisaso .pE:ns
choice s9u bu while ke.tnsky At tie7t9i ~: 6b0o
bu mixed western 1000 bu Wthef IT'D southern Ut
sseG.a7 fer good aud p:inc hnd q g s very esotct
heavy and tsscasouts BARLEY IL actl'e a
fraction ever Sc. saea. 400 lu tauae4. Co1n-Qulet
and tteady with fales Of 900 bu gvtA sound uii1ed
wc:tern at eehe. oAs-Dun ut s'@;9c for wese:u.
FsoT1st,1 s~Po1k dull and without material eh.-ce
Sat. tl9 IS; ~ T. nsw 1sss e'yt9 old tues,
tla&9H cid thin tUes; 46.o0Gl615 for western prAe
Humps B Il Market guilt and seadY sa!es 3N bis
atQt2 p Tor country primes o@t 70 C. uutrJ mesa;
i u0Gslu for re packet mess y for +ltss mes:
| s4ts and western. Gu. meals very cu1; small
| sl,ef 1t 9G9Ht for shoulders; 1o4G9l1c 70. hams.
cssssrt: :ss: so bfs Il 1:1G nu!st! sos,!nSs.
gtod md aiket Steady 4 foT Ohio; ID
| @stcfor +t1'e. Cheese steaoy At sGsllhc.
GRocER1E-c Hee qule, za.es s6oo bags lt'oa 1sAc
sass 5 T. Lha, =. tIs for cuba. :x@7x iol Fo'c
Srocxs-Aet!ve e1rlted and decidedly better. CLca9o
7na sof ~ ri Gsi s1a - 81 % I'D ! rtsh i
HIN a. a mudsas d; E,ief u; ii Eae q:
, 1860-09-26

The D. s. Reonemist, after quoting the re-
marks Of tho HarE Laa@ Rxprts', {publ'saed IN
th,a paper few days ago.) in which it il stated
that Tho crops in England were batter than IVES
anticipated, comments ~ follows:
1t il not to be disputed that these facts mate
rally na1Tow the ground On With an anftc'pa-
<,on has been based Ia this courtry Of large
export Of brcada.pf{s 10 Great Britain; and 5et
It must be admitted III possible and eyen prob
able thtt the general reEult Of the B itish bar
vest msy proEe such ID 10 require Libel al I'M
portstion OF grain TO supply it's de6cie.cies.
Those 4anilis- with English agriculture ere
xWsra that harvest begun aftet The first week
tt September is generally attended with great
deal ct damage to grain; and it il, therefore,
uoBt likely that before the lapse Of month We
ahalt hear Of considerable smount OF sprout-
ing. Besides, the fact Is not to b. lost sight 1t
that tho HAIRY rains haye either stunted or des.
troyed the growth Of tba crops IN the low, we,
lands, which, viii materially lessen the total
yield. The prospect still is thea, that the croE
will be below an average extent, and that it,
condition will not be generally good add 4
which tho fact thai Nh1st tue potato crop il
Ireland and Scotland IL Likely to prove bette
tnSo was feared, yet il England It Is regards
n IN e:;;::..s failure.
Tie probsbili,; .npesss 70 be that whateye
surplus grain We may have "a this country vii
find market in Gfeat Britain, a:lecsa not NJ
der the stimulus Of famine demand !.
not at all desirable for the general interests {
the United Ststes that cur supplies Of breae
atuffa should bo subjected 10 m eztrAordinsr
foreign drzin. The thirty millions Of our pe<
, 1860-09-26

New Y0FK. II ----- .
LLIC1I Z CO. No. = STATE st:eet. c:1:c::
T. H. HOUSTON. .&}tn7 F:eEght Ar1 t.it =. LIZ
l.. L. HDUlT. nenI Ticket Aer ttEAi::r''-.
TuOs. A. SCOTr. Gent Sug'L Ato..na- Fa- "a. t.iT
, 1860-09-26

Iron Inc LohGoH GkAs 1<pi+ 4A.l
Acc2unsa from thr cpra&1y aude generally the .ctv-
= hs p.o;|rs!. G..st, .nss FL &,
sspst & Epelsa .. .sor, ana .ho.: q ioelsa
4n Iui s
.ae tae REDUCTION notieea on Ftay Fo1.sn ~. so
s.:i :; m sfsaf M ssa; e
Pr oats i the s91es Of A1day At
07s lower IN the week.
lFtom the London Taes Selt1s.1
Dtzro. Sept. i1-At ut1tet taday there far
a.fesdance 4Ed there more iEouIv for wheat
t
hsns ,Aesty .s 5i.sss
Of 20 q xasa ,;9 70 ns ness e:'sy
producst 1t easier rates.
s EsssI s apss nf ,:
sequeneei mil !. buy 1nesy tor their Immediate
d whats may " quoted Is lower ssnoe this day
OAxaAn SEPT 1o-1he show Of whea. 1t cur corn mar
4 aea. Teee
not much ehaste IN Tie vsus o! barley Fuppy Of
ples m,intalneI iher value Beans 10 tupiy
quite dear :. u. ~est Ihleuxhoui " county z
opes.ions. a1d should tae kr1l4 ismrerau1e n,inue
x ps b ~ IL! Il: ls' IT,
at Il. y i Is seon:sered Il tae E1an e. Z
s cut @ t'se a.as e.; aass
he crtp. eeans look * xcc:oinE.Y wsll. .t--
1
m ,r~ cheerful and roEyequcnc. c{ Cr<ln Dc.
ci,nk. hat I'D wheat there *as = market e3uld
wesc parcel. Il Re. What offered iaS,y but tasI
ne.fed te dtys ago. Oher k1nn WIS without Aefat!ot
& price Wh.se vheA ~ g. 70 - Per ~insle at ~ lhe
I'd ia ~: new. ~ to :3s beans. to ~; oata
| SID 70 L ID per bus5tl.
Owing to ths genial Of the weather large hseadl
If waest hat bte1 during tte p1 week
poaa q .hich has been ied "a f.sr M eonai5oa: NJ,
hos< in aaiFaetoEy .tste Oats bars done pretty zen
ind, the whole fl crop Is e1nee!eo; q ~ ~
quality viii he Varied. Dc1La xr1 Ftl spoken o1. Aao
Guffy crop Il Ii usht VII pe gaihesed.
81 ivEa r@pt. l0-Here to-day the supplTof iassae!s
sr1n a&n lnitsd hut bufers werc net ucn ospo:es
rsn.aet Fna H o. VIZ re- HI bsIey
wIch. fof III most talt movtd cn 1t unal,sred rsts
rher tInds Of grain to hand apnky and a'ea to
liz 4 recent r.e*. The euttitk "a ocaty b.
uch ucTastd Auce lsst week, the pEopitious Weatle
h1Tiux induce farmers to ezrEy harvest work Wit
sors Tie wheat rau athouSh tn!osed 10 sou;e e3ttn
some pacsa green y othe. It looas ret healthy N
fhe hid expected to b. nearly M ave5akt HAey N
~, Ia progressing steadily tnwards maturity. There
rothink 70 fear In respect Ia thu bsAa crop
, 1860-09-26
COMMERCIAL Circular By the Europa.

N0QQ01GFCA8A A4kCQA8E 0X kM4 4404WR&4
(Fson B.lasd. Ath!g Co.'S ola,zow cseulaz. sapB.l
BzxlpsrrrTs We hare had week Of splendid waather
rs!op aud - waa 70 b. eIprced t- F4lue Of Whs.t
and Flour has materially declined. The buste-s done t
w:k has be; ytry almost It stand
would nted u b. iakea The csopa Ensl4nd have greatly
Improved; and here with continuance Of sucl weather
now having. would large crop Of every
thing some npor. Of Potato dsease ihia week n Ire.
Scotland aa|{rt Pot.toes keen m1rkablr ane 1nd!aa
Com Is ve1Y dull, and gales dicult quotAoct.
tFfon Dyand, Alhsya Co.. Lve'poo! lEeuaz, Sept. 81
Paovnsons-we hare no change to report beef. tue
m41ket continuing much drreased. Pork fn but not
hetve, Hacon n1ovss slowly in nts There Il better
dsasnd Is cheese It tu ps;ess p.!@s butter Is
LAND - large bua!nees has been done this week sass
amounting to aG tona 1t 6as to IL per ewt.
UkEApsTrJ1s-Iha weather has peeu very dns all watk
for harvest which making most rap!d progtess in oil
rats Of the cauutY The reports Of the Yield and eondl'
ticn Of the wheat plant nneh more faForabe than
could have been anticpae after the very
hare had.
our m.,ke has hesu quite paralY1ed buyers rtusn& 10
purchase aud the few forced &aea tha1
we1s mace on ou. 1sa,kst a .odsY We 3aoie t. as
pan.l houf. and 1t.ed per qr. on Iadlan corr.
, 1860-09-26

t. n. BAXTEH Z COR
NliFu11,ahlnx Depot We4t Water street, het1etE Kl1
dotph aid Madison. Ch!caxo.
xo4tO&ee adt5tsa Nox1sA, pe3'A1Y
, 1860-09-26
By TELEGRAP. .


WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The Noapolitsn Mn
ister bas taken leare OF our government, nis
DIPLOMATIC iuactlons having been terminated by
the recent revolutionary cvsnts in bis own
country
ing tha: no difficulty exists in the contamination
Of the cessiou Of the Bay Islands to the Repub-
lie Of Honduras. bnt tbs transfer has been dc,
layed by the tillibusteFing attempts Of Genera!
Walker. The stories as to tue daatectloh Of
the Isritiah residents were e1aggesatious; no1
il Tiers auy truth whatever in the report tha,
Cabanas, os Salvador, Was friendly to bis move
meuts. The Central American States were pre-
psriuv Ia mako common cause against the in
11asioa Of any one of them. For the first time
they ara I'll now diplomatically represented
here bY Scnor Molida tor Costa Kica, Nicaragua
and uondn.as, and by Senior fElssan for Saliva
dor and Guateinasa.
, 1860-09-26

ple hkye 10 be fed; sud It il not we'll for the
general trade Of The country That they should
Gs pairing high prices ios r. ers.aa s,a.e
foreign demand. The late news Of improving
harvest prospects Is not therefore 90 diEcouras
ing Is nome would suppose.
The New Yorkz shipping. lit, on the saE@o
subject, Gays: -
Tho reaction in brendstuEs. resulting g. !son, n
the improving harvest prospects nna ~ 1e s.1rer1
p.as:s psn = :. %sslessns sud speona
.ors; nosn usn.r.1 cony'ction that the decline it
tent aa vii prevent moaesaie shipments iron
~. side at fair profit
, 1860-09-26
Th1nra In New York.

New Yoak, Sept. 25.-At the Fashion Courae
today. 1he race between Planet and Cougreya
was Witnessed by 10000 persons. The With
dra1h OF Daniel Boone IN consequence Of IN
accident, probably ies.sned ,he attendance:
hard shoner. p1eue:, the victor, distancinR
hia rival. Time: mia. 80 Sec, IS follows:-l
milo 1.54: miles 3.4Sf; miles 5.39i; 4 miles
7.a9. Cong1cys evidently struggled badly in
the last mile.
An altsrcation took place this morrius at 4
tenement house in Winter street between two
men pa1ed Daaiel 0'Rourke and John McCue,
which resulted in the death nf the latter from
stab. fran sheath knifa. The murder occur.
rel in tbs presence Of the wlves and children oi
no:l parties.
, 1860-09-26
.11rxfyrt al LEXpTx DVulX0 1hk WEIK Xabfad etF. =
Lumber shtuglts lAsh Posts

o."1 49,, - r.. ,o.o,t, ~ 1u,p,.r fn-ny toe xeer
.e...". a..,..t = oft mn fa.t the weet nrevfoua
~. 'e|. ~. 49, asrona,,s v,ct In 1ssa
aoa os'''" ~ ...,.,. .h,. soas,r =. comr,,sd
- ~ ~ ~ .. 49, .n.,.s. ron,,nra. Ann and
WIZ =, ~. r,,l 7,re. mid a, Tho
91hoes 0e.1 .',--,..u ro.,.,,n c-,1d R;rar .nd
oa'c u o"1 40 H., -. =, ,ns IN ~ ,r,trb
~ =, nnc., =. nv ,ons,ud nVe, thr mice.
sa. aasaaes VI s'o' 1r,.,. sr,n, rona >, r,,,cc
pAo eas7ax 'ne ti'"S A-o 1eA4A .r..,l- - .....
ssec'ed ea'eoeS ''oa! ose. ~ 80
hasc been eoa u s1A''"1''.v. HA-' r,,,sr..1 49,
market al tae cfo'e WIS a4't' '4A'' -" $50
so'ae VI lie 'e"o"
sA1rs or cA1oaEs pCr1So TIE WEE;
Cargo oftehs4 olalchxe' ttsm oia.u A"ts' nA'' = =
4l1o0; .cr Ellen PIKE from Grand lssses. sais '1to ~
elo o. schr Wytminf: good fafted cargo, from Gtsao
River, Il ti0 70 sehF Lou.a ann. sm '' ~, ~
common Ut ees0 ard deel load CT rpIts at s14 o. *lo
AMI t1sC0 chs. SigHet, from Grand .se' m1ea E1ta'
4, ~ 20; tehr Fo'c.er. IRON ufa1o tN''e''
na4 fF>Y1
, 1860-09-26
ASpeec ech BY James r. Brady.

ALBANY, Sept. e5.-Jas. T. Brady, candidate
for Governor on the Breckinridge ticket, mad e
!. speech here to. night He proclaimed war to
tne knife asainst the Douglas Democracy, de.
clarinz thst if Lincoln was elected. Sew ard
would be h:s Secretary OF State, and Erart, Gil
Ssware's place in the Senate; in which event
The Republican would be the ea1y na,ion nal par
tv, Gad would be in tie ascendant. md that
aiter this contest Douglas wousd not be heard
oi again. This speech is Eegzrdsda as final blow
to union Of the democracy OF this State.
, 1860-09-26

SAVINGS GEf3 RITZ ENT.
DEPOSITS IT cot leAs tran coE1,s srcs7ed an
CtEaestss Of perosts !.s1- Interest At az pr ee@
fuad. have reraiuei 10 hanCs speettet time. All
certificates EAe ca{abe deE1a11 And Ia Ike fErda
derod+.fd.
, 1860-09-26
FROM Mexico and South America

NEW YoRK, Sept. 25-Ofhcisl adsices st
Washington announce Gen. l.. Love as about
1eaviog Vera Cruz win troops to operate
against Mexico. Murque:e has been liberated
bv Miramon and given command Of 1 division
OF FIVE thousasd men.
The Iinka correspondent 1T Callao stetea
that tho commander Of the United States Naval
force in the Pacific bid been called upon By the
American Minister in Peru to proceed at once
10 Peruvian wa3ers.
, 1860-09-26

cd to day with q very good attendance, but thcrs
is much wo1k get to be dons before all the DE-
pnr.a ents are arranged in order for e1hihi.;o n
The fair will ha1dl, get under full head.ny Ire
fore tomorrow morning. Tha number ot t.n
tries to noon. to-day, a7e .926.
Weather clegr, but windy md dusty.
, 1860-09-26

Iueday Ev'ns. Seph3S.
WEEKLY REy1xw.-The weather during :he
week ha. been cool bnt pleasant, with oceasion-
al rain and wiad storms. The ads:ces from az
ua,,s Of the North~es: are to the effect that tue
corn crcp is sale beg ord every contingency, and
that Tue yield is good, NTH tue exception Of
sc.ne spo,s in the Southern Far: Of this State.
The weather has hesn favorable Ter the fall OF
erauons Of cgrieul.u.is:s.
Tbs receipts u1d shipments os lesdirg nFtl.
elez Of commerce. during Tie 1.aA: week aud
since Jau. !, compare with 1889, az follows:
xr.,.r-rrrs.x,r-, cy .x.p:sa Ar11oLrs At oH1oA1..
, 1860-09-26

WOODEN AND WILLOW WAKE.-Pla painted
pail. lska1gx; cedar c4usns apd dashea $leN each ;
wood screw o,haades &c Fee dozen; ps,ent Iron
pe. dez meazarcs In aess 6ax9*1s each. Iron hound
rAn measures, wtt rims. e600 Ier dog: oceiar hushe
1neasu.es 20 per doz taacy wire b:ooms tl-7so pr
dc1; plain DO er dot ottes pins headed n
boxes Alo do straight ID boxes &c pr boz white oak
bu.l,el b.skets tsD1 per dor. Coro taskets e3735;
elohe. $500 per Go1: ere helves 500 per do1
vsshboards Enc *l03 Per dcz tuiteE drkns 400 per
dos p!ees 10 per can; Ahsour; matches se
per gross,
, 1860-09-26
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

ANRIyED......se,4s u,
Ipsesttxatsr Athens Fl q rubble stoac cY dn1c1aon
ttone.
Reseus Athena IS e rubbe a.one, ~ g dimension stone
Atlantic, LaSsIle. 1863 bu coEn.
Itohese LaS.!!e, @3E bu cBFn.
Etlnhursh b, O,taws. s7o0 bu co 4, 1p71 b1 VII, a..
ii Ki.hmnnt LockroEt. 450 bu wheat, 9tk0 b1 cats,
Old Abe. Joli 1 1000 bu oata.
Atelt., Jo' o'let. roo bn cate.
Ottawa Ottawa, 1o0c bu.h whe.t 900 bash eo.n l5s
rags.
"a lhosp. Joliet 6oo0 bu cats.
tlcsan epfay, OFT swa. 1857 hu wheI-.
Trader, k2nk4ke., 31.ls4 os dr2Itage Pipc.
FIT burke. o tawa. 47Il tu oats, 20 bxs sta.eh.
Qneada, UAw1, AIS bu wheat.
Marion, Seneca 100 bu wheat ECO bu coru 5, tu seeds,
EARED.........,.,Stps.a at.
Al.ona Morris.
investigator Athens.
FtIv.9utrE. Feeder.
R%t.pe. A,ha6s.
DID Abe, joliet.
sultan. uuasA, 10 b11s by lime.
ont7.lo 20 bis ss boxes Aoe4, 10; ns house,
hofd furEatLIe-
Merriam Morris. ...
Ade1 Joliet, feet lumber. coo fh1nxles II brla
, 1860-09-26

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. e5.-The Republicans Of
the ls:h district have nominated D. r. Shoe.
maker, Of Carbon, Tor Congress. In ths, 7th dis
tric1 the Republicans lavo rtnomina, ed Henry
q. LorRnecker, and The Democrats Lave no1n:-
nat'd Tho:naa d. Cooper, CT Lehigh, for Con-
, 1860-09-26

P17rsurnan. Sspt. 25 Further particulars ct
the boiler explosion. No more no'li=s hare
tesn trkeu from the ruins. 1t is supposed no
more will be found. The number Of dead is
ten, including TWO who died to-day. Two 9TH
ers are il y precarious condition. The Ccro-
ner's jury are still invs stCatiug.
, 1860-09-26

milwaukee, Lumber Market


I{11
The annexed tabs sows the receipts for the vce and
for the seasSa lus far:
Ttisweck, For thee,asan,
Jnrher herft......,...99t.0U IT, .0U 23,l6SN0
1ath Il t.......... 1tU0 1,$3Up00
Stinre1 .ett 500 1e.355M0
Rtesls were smaller the past week Than fr any Ectk
in se,a yeas and tits Il neoraed foT u the tset at
nur drscrs do utt oe1, End Ct do no feel warranted
In tenr t.1ces rtc induce 10 sesd
lumber 10 sis market in any quaa!!ties Demand Iron,
yard4 il xopd and prices very H. lan and Shingles LIE
I,cjnr much sought for. Cargo sales arc:
Schpo1e1 Trtumpht Mans nsee.---..-.........,$HhI
BuepA Vista, MatIist4 e.........,,... ITO
, 1860-09-26

MONTREAL, Sept. 25 The steamship Anglo
Saxon, from Live!rool the 18th, via London
derry on the 14ih, pess=d Farther Point at half
past two tris afternoon.
T!ls telegraph between this city and Farther
Point hes ceased working and we shall rot be
able r., obtaiu her nsTs tonight
Sic is due Il: Quebec carly tomorrow MORN
, 1860-09-26

DITTSBUR9H, FORT WAYNE
l. AMI CHICAGO RAILROAD
Now pte:ed Ard c1Fsrun froH Chicago to Plstt1uIIa
4 tcEsr H!:S +: Ell RAILROAD
or, sad a1ItGerte.er It Pras5i1zaa Ns1 JeT
s.T New Ycsk, Atxyl4Ii, Ae- -
Merchants. by t4k!1x tkls zu::e vii have the ter<st
aii{he EAsteIa taA.xst It 10 adai:tonA. coat-
Eaxk4ss eAcexe through
;S1s .ea.7 Tie :t7ct conercf C:zA1 aza VAa Eu.e1
seyettg, r cat S!ae, A. f01:uWA:
80 l. M.-Matn.pk Express, daily fs1ntA5a excepted
7.3o F.I-Sihht E:prest. e2ay yts4satdaJse1ceptsd)
iooae 9. Crt':En: Tth Cle1e1en! s34 Lake saof<
Ycri Ceatss;aud New YerS and Ere EaiIroadz.
A1sc, south TO Eolrck1s zAres7!l!e- Sewark, Mount
Yerneb. Seahenvtle. Th:tEk anc la:eo1townaof Oajs
And V!.EIs.a-
River Rcsi - Springfield, CsbaLA DAYTON
Aeo With trslns Il faf -Uartcn snd Eipc!anaEsireCt
FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER EoGTE
Passenger tcurd EAT will 1nt th!s forte ootp pleasant
akreeatie ra:ers through cacT cf tie rat Ind
3nest cities In the u1iiec ss9:ta. ~
tn aen. .check st.n. st the de7ot 10 receive c:tks
s5d convey baggage hrs of charge TIE hu5E 4ad
Chleax CATS. Sleeping ca1s accompany eaeatr1la.
Tickets fo: sale al ali The pHaep. Ticket Odcts tAe
T44t sad At the c'rue: Raadcl,a 4aE
Dea.born xt7re orpo~se tie lsvese Iiouac, at tas
Depot West Sl!e, u C2c4. acd Fan BuseE ssEek
b. pss:euIs. to six fc. t:@xetsby Eort xayne+
y. T. PATRICK Ticket Ake1t.
JAS. #. NILSSON. Fright Agent, ,Ch!esso.
IT, Hp7x7o1, Hea1 Freight ii n, Chicago. -
, 1860-09-26
FTkrn vnfFnHyr -Era~-n>. f. EYru

The Yellow fever Ia Rostar-
Bos1os, Sent. o5.-Tho brig "Gem," o:
New York. Capt. phs,an. from GeorsctoSn, D.
G., has ,rrlssd here. The CaptBin and all
hands sick With Yellow Fever.
, 1860-09-26
MICHIGAN GENITAL AM,
~ aprar prrS7EKv u.aNAD.4RA;Iw waY.

MICHIGAN CEN'li3 Al. AM
AL GREAT WESTERN tCANApA} RAi1ts; II.
SUMMER AERANuE1.:y.
Trains icavc tie Great CtD1A 1t p !ot - :ze-t
Ckia{o:
Naa- Lightning E82sefA. fssnd:5s e1eeEtet} 1:yc -
Detroit 6.45 FE Sas1ers!oa Es.ee - a-.t> i.b4a7
B-1pta. rev I2tk 2a1 pm. issso7 II .s'ps..
a0Q pEa-New York Be stGn hxpre>. stxcal -atGE*1
Azylve It Detroit ::cb as... nutrtRsJE Es:Cx& T
buffalo o:lo pm, Albany {:45 ArA., :se1 g!:s
9.43 Ata.. Bostun 1:le pm.
7Glxm-Csucsaatti Ezpre,a-tc1esr: sEa1ay);i'sctAa
EncnaatI IN - nnuEs.
r:00 I'm CinecEati and LouIss!e EfEse.s sexcsttr-
dayj through to Cincinnati in II souxs. I.~c.
IN IS tou!s.
500 2tu TeA.r, SATURDAY, oa1y t. NI!!s.
S4nd.v Trains rn..
rktest SteclnX EsEa OF all 1ic ~ t:1ns.
The a1o pm train conr:e: Il Tan, EGl the Eatsc aae
Iske Hu1uo Railway 70. uaa a1d all po1t -si: ~
fccto With the Grand Trunk I.I s klnx: sas
burSh, Montreal Quebec and al points 10 cAuL.- Eas
Northern Vermont, New HaM.hafe art Maize.
t4xkake checked through,
Through Tcte.e fOs azl< at thu prcc isrHa- cGsc
In she North md West Arl Il the Cu:2a1}e ot;s Il
Dearborn etzss Chicago 4 " dsHe: oot 9: ,:sss
Il. J. 6fArp1aa. Genesa, Passenger Agent ts1
, 1860-09-26

By Tk1xaxArr.l siMwAuxE1, Sept. o.
FLora-Iull, f:oed c. unity extras selling tt tsl0.
GGAIx-W1 eat arln 2t SC tor M. l.
NxcE1r1s-eaSs.. Iris ,ur, 75. ...aa&bu wEcat.
Eu1Pxra1s-77a0 br.s -four, 17.s|5 u wheat.
, 1860-09-26

Lord KkeufreW AMONG the FeathteFed
Ttibe&
nw1cnr STATEN, Sept. 2:.-Lord + .ntrew
md sui.e exp.eas themselves highly & :atited
with their Two days sport On the prairi'.s. To
day the party bagged 1s5 quail, If which Lord
Kenfrew killed 2s. They Leave for St. Louis on
a special train at o'clock tomorrow n,ornin T.
, 1860-09-26

EE.E.FEI9 II. HOFF.H-E-F.F.
Q11knt " the u13d trcT o. a.ar the puehtes
Ct .svea AZ: Sxst:.9, nld tks !r=e city Of Frank
io and a7 Frecial FsvrT Saes authorized to
for fnfrs-r .it::ena os AUS rRfA. BADEK, BAVARIA :
HANOVER. Esal4. Nasal, C,F:uSSlA.sA1ONT
RIKTENEEKG. & ifl EENEEE. de :nsv.dxRfY
, 1860-09-26

TOR ROCKFORD, BELOIT,
Fretpo.t, usena Dubuque, Jon,svtle, Pr..r:. Du
Chen O.hkosh, Ii crosse, Paul aad al ro!s. Veal
s'EsCAGU Nh NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Three ds3!y t;sns .eaTs r. - s,n .zav E5p:sss
Ira1. cect through I'll pG.nls ths
Northwest And connets Al La0Eoase and Prairie C. Ca.
WITH afesnle14 soeS.. Paul. &c.
Passengers to- Eockftn1 take the DAY Ex7:-.s o.
3p-u tra!r
Sjeenr Cars "a 1Ic:t tra,1..
esas.H GEO l.. DUNLAP. s1pertntsatse1.
, 1860-09-26

BUFFALO s LAKE HURON
- RAILWAY Shortest aad bestsoS,e ID taa2:o as .
ess<. Eastssu caEea.
Train leaving Chicago At s61 Pc, n.rot at -: =
v.s = buaa!o 4 80 PM New f"sS a: l:s ;s ~
Ny E:e ts..cs su!ss Est T:.-- viz 1,s eaE
fsfA tGfy teal M4na-r..