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SHOULDER SEAM
N o T 1 C E .

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THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Mr.. RICHARD W Tyson the Sole Agent
for the sale of its Coal in this market to take effect from
February LIST, 1861
THoS WILSON, President
BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY'S COAL
SOLE G CT
No, So SECOND STREET
Yard, CORNER OF YoRK AND WILLIAM s7EErrs
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
lot the sale OF the above celebrated Coal in this
takes this method OF informing consumers OF Coal and the
public generally, that he is prepared to fill at the shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity OF the
BALTIMORE COMPANY,S
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURB
SIC K HEA ACHE,
CURE
N Il XIV o US HEADACHE,
CURE
A LII KIN DIS OF HEADACHE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

by the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous
or Sick Headache may be prevented aud If taken the
commencement OF an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness viii be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowes-removing Costivses
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and all
ersons of sedentary habits, they valuable as Lara
tire, improving the appetite giving tone uigor to the
digestive organs, and restoring the natural elasticity and
trength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result of long investga
ton and carefully conducted experiments, having been in
use many years, during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain ana suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the system
from deranged state of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet, and The absence Of any dis
agreeable taste renders easy to administer them to chit
dreR.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFPTS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c. spadingo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
As Cedar Sree, New York,
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Iron the Western r. Gazette, Chicago I'LL
We heartily endorse Mr.. Sralding, and his unrvaIei
Cephalic Pills.
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.TARRIEn.
On The syening Of the i9 instant by Rev. Mr. Icevrc
= o. ULERY to Miss LAURA A. HOUSEMAN n, all Of Bal,
tmOTe county. " "
On the 18th uitimO, by Rev. James Dolan FREDERICK
IbbOII to Miss MARY WILKINSON, all OF this civ
zszsgszzzEsiaZssz1ss.ssza
DIED.
IN tartord county, the of 9th instant
10Th year of her age f-' "
On SUNDAY morning 24th in ant 10 the 3st year of his
Hartford county, Nd. '
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From the Daily News, Newport, r. IL
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds
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from the Advertiser, Providence, K. IL
The testimony in their favor strong from the most
respectable quarters. -
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GEORGES CREEK
BIT UHIN O Us COAL
For Domestic use Shipment, Seaming or Manufacurpg
purposes, at very low rates.
Il. W. TYSON, Sole Agent
Mr. CHARLES GILaoR, the former agent OF the Company
will continue at the office and attend to the sale Of Coal as
IleIeIJICIe
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Mr.. SPALDING ~ 'N'' ""i' H. A-'A'
pill; TIR Not long since sent to you for box Cepac
FiS for the OF the Nerv Headache and
ana received the same, they had good an effect that cG
Please send by return mail Direct to
A. r. WHEELER,
Gpsilanti, Michigan
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The Mobile Advertiser wonders whether the
Charleston floating battery is sea-worthy enough
to attempt the voyage to Pensacola. The Adrer-
ttser thinks the battery would make its way
through any fleet, provided it was not attacked in
the rear, which is its tender and sensitive part
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- HAvERFoRD, PA, Feb. c, 1861.
MIR. SPALDIyG. > ~
SIR wish you TO send one more box Of your Cepha
lie Pills. hare Tsceird great deal Of benefit from them
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
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GFrom the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic PHs)
rapidly increasing.
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lFrom the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr. Sfa!dng would not connect his name with an article
lie did not k7o'c to possess real merit.
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TH0S. D. JOHNSTON,
73 and rs Second street. feS-eoti

Woop WooD II Wo0o!ll
SAVE PER o2Er By buying Woad oic: Of CRY
Steam Fire Wood Eiil,
No. . NORTH 5aAss".
JAMES 4 IOHH4p9
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PARKER BRoTHERs LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast supArsedng others From the
richness and decacy OF ITS favor it has attained ponu
iary almost as great III this country Europe For
sale by all frst-class grocers and by their agents
GREEN h YOE, Importers
oSl-tI IS West RaItinor straot
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THE DAILY
THE YOSEMITE CATARACT.

Thomas Starr King writes to the bost"-
script OF his vacation in the Sierr"-
The Yosemite cataract
world yet known ~.
of the valln'-
thai 10 10 b;hot :;
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II G. LIND,
II. ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
Southwest corner of Charles and Fayette streets
nZ-tt Entrance Favettae
A RTISTS' AND DRAWING MATERIALS.
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received by the last European steamer announce
that Victor Emmanuel in anticipation of the appoint
ment of tirst-class American Minister to the Court
OF TURN, has raised the Chargeship at Washington
to the rank of full Mission. CheYaier Bertnatti,
now Charge, accordingly becomes Minister Pleni-
potentlary. lie is a native of Turin and was
an intimate friend of the Italian philosopher Clio
berti, with whom he shared the sufferings of exile
Tor religious and political opinions. They both
passed many years in Brussels. During the revo-
luton OF l646, Gioberi recalled and made first
minister by Charles Albert, King of Sardinia; and
Bertlnattl received diplomatic appointment to
Germany. After the accession of the present King
to the throne, his first minister, Marquis dAzeglio,
called Bertnatti to Turin, and gave him an impor-
tant position in the department of Foreign Affairs
1t was then that Bertinatti decorated with the
cross OF st. Maurizio and Lazzaro and also of the
Legion of Honor. Count Cavour in 1856 appointed
him Charge d'4faires at Washington.
TIE ARMSTRONG AND WHlrworH GUNS NOT
ADAPTED TO OCEAN WARFARE.-An experienced
ordnance authority, an English officer, writing
from London, says that in naval gunnery the United
States and France are far ahead of Great Britain
The Whitworth and Armstrong cannon are he
states, admirable under rtain circumstances and
in ga ceremonious battle" but the rough and ready
pecuiaritles of American and French ordnance
and the ease with which they can be kept in order
in spite of the unavorable influences of sea fight
render them superior to the new and costly arma-
ment of British men-oEwar. "0n the ocean, when
the tug of battle comes" writes the correspondent
''arms requiring delicate handling, and the most
accurate adjustment, would run the chance of being
as useless as were the pompons of the Guards in
the Crimea."
VERDICT AGAINST THE BEE PRINTING COMPANY
In the Superior Court, Boston, before Judge
Russell, Count johannes obtained verdict of
$1,000 against the Bee Printing Company, for a
libel upon him in the account of the Prince of
" ales Ball, published in the Alias and Bee The
Count plead his own CASE and Id ade a strong argu-
ment. Twelve copies of the Bee, containing the
statement complained of, were handed to the jury
ana they gave damages to the amount of S233.33
.t eacn. some OF the jury were for assessing
the damages at Sl2, 900. Tie Bee Company made
no defence allowing the to go by default, and
there may be new trial at future day.
The MEASLES AND WESTERN Cousins LEAVING THE
" HIrE HousE.-The Juvenile inmates of the White
House have nearly recovered from their attack of
the measles, and Mrs. Lincoln is again "at home"
to her numerous visitors. Mrs. Edwards remains,
but the party Of friends and relatives who came
with the President from Illinois, and were bis
guests after the Inauguration, have left.
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from the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
, 1861-09-14
Daily KeyieW Of Chicago Market

FREIGHTS-A ehade higher. The engagements
weIe as fo follows: To- kinsston: schr Reindeer
schr Deios % De ol lat hight. Wheat At !: 1ac To
Collinewood: schr Abigail, corn. st 9c-free Of
elevation. To Purt Col6orne: schrs Monticello
attic, rye at lac; schr L. B. Sheppard, and brig
Wm: Treat, wheat at 14Ae; Prop WiEona, wheat,
ct 15c: sohrs Die Vernon, y; II. Craig, Empire
at l3c. To osweeo: schr L. B. Ctoeker, corn, al
flour Received. soss erls; shipped sss b:ls
100 brls "FFFG" @ a at y del: 80 bis choiss
Del @ Id bis 'sJoncz6oro white winter at at sie5
del; 900 br!s red winter extra at 81 Is del 100
| bzls .'Chatsworth', spring extra at Il Is del;
y aa At = o f5sa On track S oSls ~ e n
at 1870 del 1G0 brls "Commercial at 1855
del; 2oo brls good extra At $3.50 del; 20
hawk al a. 20 del: 35a bnl= good extra At g 70
del; Ii bbIs :. Racisnt" At - t. del: 100 h,ls
"Genesao Valley. at s3.e5 DEL 200 bb1s MnE.
del; dll 100 Sis West Aurora $ at IS 20 del: 5oo
ibis fair extra at $500 del; 100 bb!s do u Is IS
del; 100 bbs do at 50 IS del, 100 bbls al IS AK
del; 10O bbls medium extra at 81 ~ del: 1tN bbtg
sArcaoia" aupe16ne at IS g drl; II bbls salem
super at g a5 DEL 49 bbls choice super At s. l2H
Ifhe s sale OF "BartI tt Flour yest=rdav, re-
ported at ss.775, was an error. It was sold at
| MILL o1tEE1Tluu uasse c1Ae MlQGi4l1Ss aL
WnEAT-Received. 1o7,eo1 bn: shipped, 100 100
bu. Winter Wheat advanced s@3c. Spring ad-
ya1 ced 3@39c. sales-WINTER-4f bu No I
White at Sc 400 bu No u hi1e at 75e; a,0oy bu
70 Red at 50: 400 bu do at 79c; 5000 bn No2
Red at TIC; 1850 bu Rejected at SIC SPRIsG-
1,5tO bu N II Club at 6918c; 5000 bu No spring
at &C; 10,000 be- do at 6Sc; 200 bu do at 6sSc;
900 bu do a 6sc; j y G goo bu do at 6oAc; 1vgM
bu do at 70c; 5000 su do at 70hc; 4,OtO bu NJ !
Epring st G3c: 1g,nO0 bu do at 63Hc; 100 00O bu Dc
| at 64c; tUt0 bu do at64}5ci 25,Ug1 bu do st Csc
a5h bu do at 66Hc: DUU tn old receipts reiecseC
at Soc; $50 bu do at 53c 5000 bu do at 54c; l, Cox
| bu do at Sc.
CORN-Receiyed, 174 SIS BIZ: shipped, 1s3 o5{
| bu- Market &c higher. Sales, IS 0fD bu cana
mixed at 2lc a1oat; $1,000 bn do at 2tHe t. O. b.
3;6o0 ha mi1ed in store At 2e4c; 1000 au Do q
oATs-R Received, il, 4s5 bu; shipped, 1918 bu
Market quiet. Sales. 1900 bu No in etore At 13c
r 1R1EE-Received. F. a53 b9; Market dsm. salea
BARIET-Receive6, 767 bn. Market firm. will
good demand at 2OGl 4Qc for common to choice.
H1GHWINES-Quiet salez, ITO br1s at 13Kc
IN raaUslSsloNs|Me assss pork nominal At $l5gll
T1MOTHf SEED-m good demand and fit N
Ssles, It's aks good At SIS; LII ek. medium u
TALLoW-1o pkgs country at 6K97c: .-
&c; Dry Sailed, 1@74c; Green Sailed, 4115:
Green Country. 3h@4c.
BEAHs4g NJ god ;t ni1ea zee a; s ., oo, 70
PEACHEs-Conmon, 30D5Oc per basaez; fai
BClTEESfresh Dairy. sGt1c: Firkin, 60se
EGGS-Fresh in demand at &c p=r dug
, POTLTRYChick in good demand at SIS
LINE sTO5K-Recei7ed, 6o1 Beevea, ITS Hogs
Market for Beef Cattle steady. except thin whie]
, 1861-09-14

n4aGbcRn atfeesa. PreseAtnR to4okxcw bT the
Passor. Rev.A. A. KendtfeE, y 1o3f = m- N4f
p. n The psha1e ARe cordially invited to attsnd-~
REV. n. B. Chri.tessx: Of aaaena, hs. bssa
United to pfeath for P1ymoath Church tomorrow.
Tbs public AEo invited to astsud4 Services At 10H
q. m. and u p. m
South Presbyterian Church Services in this
church Tomorrow l5sDdzy) morning Ut 10H O'Clock
b. the Rev. DR.. Haley, AID In the evening 1t IL
Divine service In St. Aneg4rius, Protestant
Epttcopa1 Free Church. cogner 1ndfAna md Ffank-
lin strset ut 1D3< l. m. Afternoon ssTvico omitted
for the present. i. b. 1afsle, hectof' Strangers
invt5ed.
-Rev. Jane4 Dixon, Pastor Of the Union Park
baptist Church will deliver the third course Of Sab
| Commencing It * O'Clock. Subiect-S d Is IT,
| Bible Divine Revelation 1
| = United Presbyterian Church, corner of Wash
| ipgton and Jefferson streets. Services to.no,raW
3sahbsth, 15th) at 1e13 a. u. and 3f p. N. By Rev
t School at o'clock
, 1861-09-14
TvmuxnAMnF AE{1QHe

The Sheriff Of this county received letter
yesterday from Deputy Sheriff J. G. Gore OF
Lacon, Marshall county, stating that several
letters had been received Of late by different
parties in TINT town from Perry so~afas'
noted counterfeiter, now confined IN 1no 1nl
Of this county. One Of these lettere va N
tercepted and read. The writer, soNafas,
stated that Nrs, MI Davis visited the jul often
and frequently brought and took away letters
for him.
Upon receipt of the letter, the Sheriff sum
moned Mrs, Davis before him and informed
her Of the news he had received She At once
acknowledged that she had been IN the habit Of
taking 1ette.a to sowsrds and mailing LETTERS
| for him uabekaown to the Jailor or shersh
| The Sheriff thereupon perempsof1y aofosoe
her from whiting the jill in future'
Mrs.. NJ B. Dayis for many years has been
well known in this city - visitor at the 9Aa'
B1iaexou md osaex iastitahons. saa aaa
, 1861-09-14
Wanted.


A few good men will be accepted for the 18th
{Col. Turchfn'a}: Regiment. THIS Regimen Is
one Of the best ofEcered now at the Seat OF " ar
they are at present In camp in Kentucky. Corporal
Agnew will see parties who desire TO enlist, at
street, between the hours Of and II g. N, and
and 3p. H., up to the 18th current
, 1861-09-14

Capt Hequembourg has opened q recruiting Of
good men will be gladly accepted and expenses
paid-and pay from enlistment.
This regiment Is to be armed with the short Eu-
fe1d rife, with eapre bayonet and side arus to
match and is dee1gned to be IN every respect equal
to the bert regiment IN the held. Eei311W
, 1861-09-14

A few more good men are wanted in Cspt. E. D.
Osband|e Squadron Of Cavalry, now in camp at
Ottawa, Ill Men will be forwarded to Ottawa as
fast as enlisted Recruiting officers VIII be found
at the cigar etore corner Of Madison etreet and
Custom Houee place. ge13 3tx
, 1861-09-14
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EYEH1Ne, Sept. 13. 1871,
Inc supply Of Eastern exchange continues
heavy' and the market is dull at par to 4 per cent
premium Small drafts were sold at the banks At
Il per cent, but the buAinaes community was
abundantly supplied at n.
NEW YoRK sToc6 AARREr-The following are
the quotations Of the New Tork stock market
to-day:
, 1861-09-14

Col. Farnsvorth's regiment Of cavalry IL In
can 1t ST. Charles, and l. filing up rapidly The
tents aud uniforms are ready. Capt ". AedA
il raieing company for this regiment. Enquire a
1T the TRIBUNE counting too1n, OF Geo. L. " Has- W
ton, for particulars. u
, 1861-09-14

Postmaster, Bloomington, III.
Mrs. E. Q. sampson Hoyt, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
3; 7: Ben, oshkoah, ga, Wis;
Peser stamm. Milwaukee, Wis.
Jas. Green, Marion, lows.
VIM n Berkeley, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Rev L. II. Rose, Auaboy. Mich.
E. D. White, Barre, Mass.
Letters under old styls stamps and stamped en-
7elopes, not recognized in payment Of postage:
20. Box s5sa, Chicago Illinois.
Mrs. Margaret Steltz," F."
Mis-. Nahum Eager, Polo, III.
Riss F E;;1; ?: I: Ss1a Ba9s9sfs St.tns GE0ve Il H.
MIS-. Mary Haywood, Aurora, II.
Directors ef Public School, Leland Station, II.
Times. Rushville, Ill
NJ "; Gao1gs; IS Psse. A95G,s; W4os. HI HI
4ieRt; Kstsmsm F 4 G0sgE As4p AsR5,ng6sflld' 81 III.
| 3. B. Baxter, Bangor, Wis
E. II. Struthere, Rut1l, Wis.
Frank Baxter. Bangor, Wis.
n Ksss ssfs R.E,to q 0os IF HEsdgerson' Wis.
Herald. Manitowoc, Wis.
Miss Eliza Kellogg. Sheboygan, Wis.
| G Ba1ttE, Monroe, Wis.
| G. E. Mutt, Marion, Iowa-
| Democrat, Washington, 1oWa.
| Bugle, Council Bluffs, lows.
| STANDARD, Knoxville, Iowa
! Republican, OttuMwa, 4owa-
| Democrat Aarepgo, lows
! Lew K1ntey, DeeMoines. lows.
Geo E. Mo1lton, Wi1nebago City, MINI.
| News, Oregon. Nc
Chronicle, Three Rivers. Mich.
Reaford Buye, Decatur, Mich
Mfs- 8. B. Hance, Detroit, Mich.
Peter Clawson, Delphi. Ind.
| John Mcclure. Prince Wtlliam, Indiana.
Mrs Isabena Fauntleroy, Evansville, Indiana.
1axe. s. II. johnson, New london, Ohio.
| " Garope, Cleveland, Ohio:
Increase Kendall, Kendall Mills, Maine.
Nathan Brown,
Nts. g n CxnfelG, Bennington, Vermont,
Wm. Conant Fair Haven. Vermont.
Mis- Clara II. Hall, West Miibuzg, Mass.
u. Wright, Oswego, n. 7.
sohn Reed Aron,
Walter P. Kellogg. Budalo, y. 7.
Rey. Charles J. Jones, New York, n. 7.
6. Boesert, New York, y. T.
y. h Coyett, New York, NJ.
q. ". Foster, Ripley,
SkyblAtt, Terpug & Jerks, Buffalo, n. I.
;1ltse Orette Powers, Spring Mills. N. 7.
John Dooner, Rochester, n. 7.
], F. Chamberlain, Lime Hill. Pa.
, 1861-09-14
REklGKoUs NOTICES.

Church of the Ascension {Prctestant Epieco-
pal}, On Oak stre6t, North Division. DiEl1e scr
School at ek g. m. Rev ". II. Cooper. Rector
North Baptist Church. corner Of Ohio sud
, 1861-09-14

let Regiment I'll. State Militia, Sept !, 81. !
An important bueinees meeting Of this Company
will be held this Saturday evening at clJek.
Every member is requested to be presnt-
By oTder- DAvKpC. BRADLEf.
1. S. Hu8BABp, Sec'y. Lieut.. COMMANDING
, 1861-09-14

Tr.spAr, Sept 10 There Is az oTerwhelmlngs
.nnnly Of cattle on the market this week From
s can satheI ten{ Q. II. nunSes 9 hat
( IN. which is larger stock than we have had in
any week this yesI, and the u4es Of this gseas
humber are good, fair quality, for grassfed steers
cVt to 40 c~t average upon whole dfnses. The
number at the great narketplace in Forty
fourth street. to-day, including 800 OF 90
ptobably little over, SAY 4Qoc0 Oh sale
te-day, and the price from II to cent poHad
net lower than It wsB = week ago. the top Price
r b for the nessweight Of beef the seller sinking
offal7 and we have no doubt thst come : eSs'
Steers that would t4ge sold last week a. ~
il 4 ytrg large stock Of this State Cattle
Oh the z1Azk2f the owners Of some o1 Waica .
no dqHbt, wish that tLe7 tsd .hem esie ~
, 1861-09-14
MARINE LIST.
p Q RT OF CHI ICAG 0.

P Q RI OF HICAG o.
Stm5 .an ses ' BID Blodget 9ntena2on, sunaziss.
Prop Sun. Jones, -Goderich
soR %Ma5eTs5 tc5 Langley BaSo zundres
Brig Nm Treat, Bafu, Buffalo
Brig Mary, Ruther, Pensaukee, 40 N lumber, 80 N
schr Ilion, Aausz, wal,acs6nrghs IS eds wood.
sehr Wn1 q De Witt. Vance. M,!waakee.
schr summit, Gilson, Buffalo 1000 bz.s salt.
Sch1 Octayins, johnson, Centrevllc. 1oo eds wood
Schr Ardent, Stocks, she5o, gtn. 50 Cd wood.
5 -hr Charlie Hiobard. Curle BlacksT1lie, 40 eds
schr Gipsev. Ji1amerzon, Auskegon, 100 II iuu-
Der, 150m lath-
Prop Naydower, Langley, Buffalo, 1900 bu nheat,
1000 brls -four, y tons snndries-
Bask Flying Mist, sn4merville, Buffalo, aa,oo0 bu
Barb 7ndians, Hall, Buffalo. 70 tons lead 5000 bn
Bark THOMAS Park, Duncanson. colborne, 1900
Bark McParev, Booman, Buffalo. "a. 100 bu corn.
Brig Standard, Bonner, Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat.
Schr DeWe elf, Joyce, Kingston. l6,UU0 5u Whea.-
Sch. Adriatic Hall, Buffalo, 100 b1 RE.
Sehr Ardent, Stocks, Holland
Sehr HibbaEd. Curle, Port Washington.
schr Wm H Dewitt, Kane, Bnfa1o, n,0eo bu
wheat
Schr L D Sheppard, Norton, Buffalo. 1900 bu
sehr Denmark, Fitzgerald, Budalo, 10000 ba
sehr arand Trunk, stu1tevant, sarnia, 1+.ooo bu
| sch- Jos Cochrane. Barry Buffalo. 16, 900 bu cozn.
Schr 8 NeFe1ris, Grahan, Kingston, 12,osO bz
schr Hame:t, Ross, McWayne, osweso, $3.50 bu.
scbr Hynheu, Osborne, Buffalo. IA, 900 hn wheat.
Sch1 Marsh6elb Colin, Buffalo, Il 0eO h1 eoru n
Schr Narrassusett, Wo1vln, Buffalo, 2SOO0 b1 corn
Schr Jeeee Aadereon, LaWler, Bufain, tta, ~ bu
| wheat
schr Darlington, Hamilton, 0sNsgo, Aae0 bu
| corn
, 1861-09-14
CRY Noxrlx11f.-Ths record At daaths fo'

EscApxp FaoM TIE BKm1wIA-John
Pierce, sent to the BTideVeu 1t the Lust term
Of the Recorders Court for stealing money
from ssilor, which should have consigned
him to the Penitentia1y, escaped from the for
mer Institution On Thursday night, and Is still
Mt I0rPe.
, 1861-09-14

REcnr171SG OFFICE is now open for the End
Regiment Of the Irish Brigade, 10. a North C'ark
A, Kennedy. By order OF Col. Phillips this COM
pany is under marching orders as soon a. filled.
, 1861-09-14

CLEARED. .S.pt. H.
Hawley, Morris, 20 brls ealt.
" " Dodge. Du Page.
Stars and Stripes, Morris.
Curiew, Morris.
E Eooper. Lcckport, 10 b1l= salt.
Kobt Holmes Ottawa.
Republic, l olx> feet lumber. 1-1e0 bs mdZc.
Il Ditkey. Du Page, 4.s10 feet lumber, 5.Gs
| e,tllpg.
! Mary Emory Ottawa, It's it lumber, 10 N
| 115 fos pa11ts.
Banner State Lasalle. Is s3a # lumber, 10 n shin
| giles, 15S b: hsir.
Acme ottawa 1918 # lumber, 2s09 # siding. 30 m
shingles.
! Resolute. Athens.
! Arctic, Morris, . brls salt.
! Cuba, Ottawa
| Sultan. ottawa N Iumhsr.
i S. A Douglas, Sereca :0D It lumber, s@ sla'aSS.
/ m shingles. N 1sth
1 Australia, LaSal1e. 50 SIS fl lumber. .
Rail Splitter Norris II l45 # Lumber, 10 :. s...1-
! giles.
cue, Lasalle, ST 45s # lumber.
Alabama, Lasa1e, =, T;5 # lumber, sex N SUN
| gles 1a N lath. 7:5 posts.
/ Alice. L6salIe, 4S20 It lumber, 1G II siding
Paragon, Ottawa, 81 933 # lumber lis II lath-
| L. P. Dodge, Ottawa
T {1re
, 1861-09-14

tivEssELs PAsaIAa DEERo1r. Thursday, saptem-
ber 18th:
the Lakes brig y. I1ewis schr II. P. Hx,delI.
Bound Dote"-s.mr Cleveland; prop Chicago,
Acme, Northern Light basks Do Soto, Foutaaeiie,
| scar A. E. HAst, Col. Wlhans. Hunsfess. AItalr.
, 1861-09-14

Editots chicago Uaily Trlbune:
The statement in your issue about the sale
Of several Of my fleet OF tug boats to Gen.
Fremont" is not the truth. I have not sold
one nor chartered one to Gen. Fremont, or to
any one for him, or for the Government, and
don't know as shall.
It is true that have put one into dry dock
with view to fit her for trip to Liverpool,
aud if can't get there, it will be because Cen
eral Fremont is not as good at breaking
through BARR1cADEs as he is at making them.
SOLOMON STURaEs.
, 1861-09-14
COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 13, 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty-four hours:
KlCX1F1k IAaf TEENTIFoUR Huu1S.
, 1861-09-14

C,B,&Q, RAnRoAD.-Sta4e Fair tickets on
The Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Rhirosd,
will be good up to and including the 18th inst.
The train that leaves Chicago 1t Ills Saturday
evening, will be run Is far as GalesbuTg.
SAN. POWELL,
General Ticket Agent
, 1861-09-14

The following letters. detained In the Chicago
Post Office, for Postage, will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, uR etafEe: