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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

HARVEST PROSPECTS IN Iceland The
wheat crop has turned out thin and light so
that the yield will not equal an average, but
its quality is good. OF barley and oats there
are good accounts, but the green esculents
are Indifferent. With respect 10 potatoes we
learn that the blight was still committing
great ravages, especially among the earlier
kinds and it was feared that probably one
half of the crop would ne destroyed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

the Alps. One Of the results of this is q
better knowledge Of the region lying west
OF the three Parks, as Fremont, in one of
his return trips, was almost the only trav-
eler who had explored t.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

SrATUARY.-Five pieces of statuary, left
in Rome by the sculptor Crawford, have
been brought to New York and placed in the
rooms Of the Historical Society. The pieces
Peri" the "Hunter Boy" and the "Marble
Player"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

The total amount of Peters pence paid
into the Papal treasury to the present time
is stated to exceed two and half million
pounds sterling.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

THE DELAwAREs LoYAL.-The Delaware
Indians in Kansas, have, through their
Chiefs, issued an address to the other tribes
Chickssaws, CheyennCs, Paw-Paws; ;Wakoes,
Cherokees, Witchetaus, Kechies, Osages,
Navsjoes Ta-ua-ka ros, Ewies, OaddOes,
TonRe Indians, Anadagees, Ohoctaws, Ca
manches, Shawuees, Senecas, Munsees, OF.
tawas, Pottawatomies, Wyandottes, Chip
pew as, Sac and Fox, Kickapoos Kiawas,
Miamis and Peoras, urging them to adhere
to the Government of the United States,
and not to abandon their Great Father al
Washington. They further bind themselves
to protect with ali their force any tribe thai
may be threatened on account of its loyalty
| to the Government.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

A HARD TAsK-hmohg Sne Sunday school
children Of certain church was poor little
fellow. He couldn't tell the number of the
house in which he lived, and was charged,
when he next came to school, to bring it.
The neTt time he appeared he was asked il
sit is nailed on the door so tight that
couldn't get it off"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

HThats a very mild cheese" said the
grocer. 'Oh, yes" replied an old squaw,
who stood near by, ''he berry mile-l smell
um two mile"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

SHARP "A Vermont broom-pe1dler lately
agreed with a Providence merchant to sell
him a load of brooms, the payment to be
made half in cash and half in goods from the
Providence mans store at cost prices The
brooms were brought in, and the cash for
half of them paid over. snow what will
you have for The remainder of your bill p
asked the merchant "You Providence fell
iers are GGtt was the Isl SLOW reply; you sell
money; l don't see how it's done. Now, |
don't know about your gOods-but one arti-
Gle; so, SEEM as 'twont make any odds with
you, guess I'll lake brooms. | know them
like book, and can swear to jest what you
paid for emf And so saying, the ped iler
reoading his brooms, jumped on his cart
with u regular Vermont grin, and drove off
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

IVERTfsE Il In the PRR6s, where yeuE kdVoE
tisement will bo moro likely 70 be seen than In AnI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07
POSTAL RULES

Many errors occur by persons not observing the
following regulations in depOsiting letters, papers
or miscellaneous publications in the office for
mailing:
ALL DRoP-LETTERs MUST BE PREPAID BY
POSTAGE.sTAMPS.
Prepayment, by stamps, required on all letters to
places within the United States.
Such as are not prepaid iDiH be sent 10 the Dead Letter
O6ice aud the party addressed tgiH not be notified
heretofore.
printed matter, foreign and domestic.
By inserting the county in which the Office is 10.
Gated, upon all letters many in superscrip-
tion might be detected, and mistakes In mailing be
avoided.
The postage on sheet music maps, enrauinOs lRho-
graphs oT photographic prts on rollers IN paper
cOrers; books bound unbound; phonoOrdphto paper
and letter eDeiopes IN packages not exceeding 10 AM
case four pounds Is at The rate of cent ounce
fraction of ounce 10 any place IN the United States
under fifteen hundred miles, and at the rate Of too ost
an ounce fraction Of an ounce fifteen hundred
miles prepaid Nv postage stamps.
Same rates on cards, either blank printed, and
blanks in packages Weighing at least eight ounces,
asd seeds or cuttings in packages not exceeding
eight ounces.
REGISTRY OFFICE.
Valuable letters for any part of the United States
Canada, Great Britain France Holland. the Italian
States OF States Of the German Austrian Postal
Union, Will he registered on application at the
office, between the hours Of ~ A. NJ and 8 +; NJ
Letters 10 be registered lOH not be received at later
hour. o,,,,,,,,, r,orns
ONCE open from tx A. NJ. to 6H p. M.
Open on Sundays from Q to l0k A; M; =.
Cincinnati, October 8, 1851.
= rsasw
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MEDICAL.
CANCER. CANCER. CANCER.

DR e. X. HALL, LATE OF ST. LOUIS,
~ has opened an Office at No. 81 Broadway, ono
door below Third st, whore he is prepared to treat
successfully all of Caucer, without the Of
the knife, that may be placed under his care. An
etiectual and permanent cure Is guaranteed, or no
charge made.
aS- No charge for first consultation, by letter or
otherwise. a
atS' All letters addressed to DR.. Il. x. HALL, In
care of Box 1852, will receive prompt attention.
nS- Office -hours.7 A. M. to p. III. Jel9.fm
n g.. NEWTON, M. D;-OFFICE, NO:
NDe 30 West Seventh-st., between Vine and
Race. Residence, 1O2 West Seyenth-st., between
Vine and Race. Once hours, N TO 81 A. H., IH
10 ~ P. NJ, to8 p. M
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nRFORE q. p. HANsFLMANN, Z

REFORB q. r. HANSE ELMANN, A
hD Justice of the Peace OF OiuCnnau rJwr ship,
Hamilton County, Ohio H. W Wenniug vs.. AGGi
Baker Principal, and ,sIi Jones and John +.
1861, said Justice issued order of attachment
ataiDst the property aud effects of said Adolf
Rake er, for the sum of S2l 81, aud garnishee pro-
cess served on o. K. Jones and John II. Jones, and
said cause is set for hearing the 2gth day OF Oc.
tOher, at s O'Clock A. M, ID. w. WENNING,
Dated September is, 1861. selg eth
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

A closed mall consisting of letters and newspa-
pers, for states cities of the German Austrian
Postal Onion, and Denmars, Norway, Sweden, Po-
Lar d. Russia, Greece, lonian Islands, etc., is sent
from this office semi-weekly.
+West India mails will be sent by this steamer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PAR.
tion tor pardon will he made to the Governor Of
Ohio on behalf Of AMES BOWMAN, convicted of
Burglary at the June Te IN, ls60, OF the Court of
Common Pleas, of Hamilton County, Ohio, and
sentenced to Ave years imprisonment in the Pepi.
Tertiary. Mrs. JULIA O'NEIL,
se5.cWy Mother of said James,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

RRFORE THOMAS npCLAIN, JusTICE
- OF Cincinnati Township County Of Hamilton,
State Of Ohio.-O. IL. Cleveland against Charles
Satchell, defendant.-The above named defendant
will take notice that the 18th day OF September,
1861, said Justioe issued order Of attachment In
the above action for tho sum Of $50 9 aud that the
same is set for trial on the 9th day of November,
1861, at O'clock p. NJ, at the office of Thomas Nc
OlAin, AVS NiDe-street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
o,-,, q. LYON, Atty for PLAINTIFF
Cincinnati, September 20 1861. Be23-cM
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sel2-aDdW

I'm NATTACHNIENT, BRFOREC. r. HAN
u sELMAN, !; ?. Of GipcinnDati Township Ham
plair tiiIs, VS.. r. Selb defendant. On the 27th day
of August, 1851, said Justice issued an attachment
in the above action, against the property of said
defendant for the sum Of SO2 pa and said cause is
set for hearing on the I'd day of November, 1861, at
eight O'clock A. N.
Cincinnati, September Ii, 1861. sel6-oF W
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07
REGIaTRY OFFION.
OFFICE HOURS,

Ofice omen from 7Jk A. M. to 61 Pm.
Open on Sundays from to IOk A; NJ.
CINCINNATI, October 8, 1851.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

I'm ATTACHMENT T-BEFOR @. II,
n HAHSELMANN, u Justice of the Peace of Ctu-
cinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. # Ul.'
mer vs. j. IL, Grobmeyer Il Co.-On the 10th day of
September, 1861, said Justice issued au order Of
attachment against the property of y. II. Grob-
meyer Co for the Of 875 SO and said cause is
set for hearing the 29th day OF October 1851 at
o'clock A M, befor said Justice. h. ULMBR,
Dated September is, 1861. sel9.orh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

u HANSALM ANN, Justice Of the Peace of Oin-
einnatt Township. Hamilton County, Ohio.-HsnTy
AUGUST said Justice Issued Al order of attachment
IN the above cause, against the property Of said de-
adjourned for trial 10 October 22 at O'Clock III.
Dated September 5, 1851. sSS.cF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07
HAMILTON PROBATE. OOURT.-As.

HAMILTON PROBATE C0URT.-AS.
III SIGNM ENT No EU6 Heed & Marpe vs. kob-
TT Moore Notice is hereby given that the unuer-
signed has been duly app inted and qualified asFi
partners, as Reed & MaTpe; and all persons having
claims against said firm hereby notified 20 pre-
sent the same, duly authenticated, TO me and all
persons indebted to said firm are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
ROBERT MOORE, Assignee.
Cincinnati, September ~, ls6l sel9-cW*
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

nR. MEREDITH, DRNTIST.-OFFICB
~ OBJ Sixth-st., between Race and Elm f2s7aA
No. 132, near Race-st, Teeth extracted S44&
without pain on q new principle, without
the use Of drugs any injurious agent. Positively
no humbug. Having had nearly twentI years 81
city he can give perfect satisfaction to all who will
Dsfronize him. His terms are SO reasoRal 70 that
Vou will save nearly one-half by calling on him,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07
DENTAL.

M WELLS, DENTIST LATE DEM-
1NAO 0NSTBArOR in the Ohio College NEER
Of Dental Surgery, having returned, has efffYff
opened an Office at 81 West Seventh-st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Terms reasonable. oo4 X
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07
TIME or OPENING AND CLOSING MAILS.

For Mails Sent aud Received TiUioe
Delivery. Day. CloseS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

~ p. BEL KNAP, ENLIST
He Teeth extracted in most cases without sf1ER
pain, or the least danger, by simple prO-oftSfe.e
cess practced by no other person. Artif:
cial Teeth made aud all operations pertaining to
Dentistry executed with professional skill. will
render entire satisfaction or no charge.
Teeth extracted for the poor free.
OFFIuE-137 West Fourtn-sL., Uiu., o. Oo2
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LEGAL.

VWNHOWAS HUSTON JESSE WILCOX,
y John VaiI Joshua Bates and Edward o. Neal
will take office that William II Taylor did, on the
I'd of September, 1861, file his petition in the Snpe
rior Court Of CINCINNATI against them and others
as defennants, wherein he slIes ed that he is the
ow Of legal estate in aud entitled to- the posses.
sion of Lots Nos q aud 22 in Morses subdi vision
in Cincinnati, Ohio, each frontp IS feet and that
said defendants unlaw fully keep him out of possess
safS sp1 o ne ASKS Hudgment
session Of said lots. Now said defendants will take
notice that unless they answer demur to said Pc
tition, on or before SA rUBDAY, the 3Oth day Of
November, 1851, Judgment will be taken against
them upon default. WARNER NJ. BACEMAN,
se26.fWy Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07
McMURPHY, JANE Hell

EUILLIAM NcMURPHY, JANE Hell
w DEBRAND, Henry Lewis and William T. Day
will take notice that William H, Taylor filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas, of Hamilton
County, Ohio, a. aiHst them and others as dsfend-
an to- on the 9Th day of September, 1851 wherein he
alleged that he was the owner Of legal estate in,
ana entitled to, the session of Lot No. Is, in
the town Of Elizabeth, Delhi Township, Hamilton
County Ohio aud that he was unlawfuly kept out
Of pcsse sion thereof by said defendant9 and thsre
upon asked Judgment against said defendants for
the recovery of the possession of said lot Said de-
PENDANTS are, therefore, notified that unless they
answer or demur to said petition on or before SAT-
URDAY, the Both day of November, 1861, judg-
ment will be taken against them upon default
WARNER M BATEMAN,
se26.fWy Attorney for Plaintiff.
, 1861-09-09

EEaTDEHT. AG &XTs, Chicago
Branch Office for tie Weste:n snd Southern States
st Cincinnati & q. 4 q. N. MAGILL,
se4geE13m General Agents,
~ a rn d n 12 IL q 4 n y q ~
, 1861-09-09
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

e.
ppp,aurs AnnAn p.. ~ sS.ss ss4."a 'sg1 & . lool
1enfs were a. follows To oswego: prop OTIS
VA wheat, via Sar11a. at 171e; schr Surprise,
Wheat. At 17c. Io bufalo props Mohawk and
Chicago, corn, A. 1ae prop Potomac, oats tto losd
dine. wheat, st iac; geh1s = J Rich, Morning i1
Light, Clyde, Imperial, Bermuda, and Constitution
al with corn, Il 115Gc, To Collingwood: 4: schrs
Levant srd Magic corn, at Sc.
FLOUB-ReceIyed g. TT bfIe ehipped 3s3 hr]s
Market auiet and steady for Spring wheat brands
Winter wheat dour dull Sales 1GI brls Il NIssou.
~ red w1ntar extra at $A25 del 80 br1s ivan
Riper'7 red winter extra at $4.25 del; 100 brIs
"CtstsTorth'' spring extrs at ID, is del 500 brIs
choice extra st &S 95 del 400 brls " Dubuoue
city at &375 del 100 brls & Mt Carroils' do at
Is 10 del 100 brIe poor spring extra at 43 66 del
so bzls good extra at $3.50 del 100 brIs Nor
GAM at Is 60 del; 100 brls .* Winona'' at 32 60
del; 3f2 brls do at $3 50 del; eco hr1s Andalusa
City Nil1s'' at &216 del 100 btls IS Winnashiek'
super at s DEL
bu. Spring wLeat opened drm and ADVANCED s%c
but closed dull. Winter wheat dull SaIes-WR,
TER-11m bu No White at &c; 2,5a0bu No Red
at tic: 1900 bu do at 161<c; $500 bu No 2 Red at
Csc; 4t1 bu Rejected Red ct 52c. SPRSe-8,O ,O01 hn
No Spring at CSC; Is GOO bQ do at 65kc: 5000 bu
Go at 65zlc; 18. 900 bu do at 66c; 1000 bu No Z
SUr.ug at SIC: 600 bu do at 81 5c: 20 GOO fn do
at &C; 30O0 bu Rejected at SIC.
Sales bg sample were as follows: $50 bags choice
Southern Illinois White Winter on track at 99c: !:
400 bu good white In bulk 1t s5c; 100 bags choice
new Northwestern Club at 89c; $50 bags spriag at
CSC.
CORN-RecefYed, 1e9, ,163 bu: shipped, ga. .a6
bu. Market dull and He lower. Sales 81, 900 bu
FA.- f{-1 "a T. Fpnn
, 1861-09-09

- -
tHE 1oFERsARST LoAS.--Ioe Boston Fost Of
IhGrfday says:-
. The NeW England Life Insurance Company of
Ia 6sn @1 4h4aua ~ e @ esT
cnmnsnv is one ~ the stsunchest cnrnara+;ons n!s
WIFI are resdr and 41il1inr io foIiow ia h11r5,
e1aynnIe n this at+er Re Rnston haneu qnsae
80 - ; LIZ a. 20 = "a Gcn T7t @s,
ing is now 6,613,3D
Dlv1DHkps.-The Germania Insurance Company
has declared a semi annual dividend cf six per
, 1861-09-09

Iae receipts Of grain to-day were comparatively
light, AID the markets were without material
change.
There vas fair demand for spring extra -four,
and the market was steady and quiet; but winter
wheat brands continue dull and neglected. About
2,500 bb!s changed hands at 81. Is for Red winter
extra; IS 6o@4 IL for medium to choice spring
extras; and $300 fer spring super. :
The market for spring wheat opened firm, with
a good demand By shippers, and the market ad-
vanced Hc per busael; but owing to an upward
tendency in freights at the close, the advance was
scarcely maintained. and the n.uket closed dnll.
Winter wheat WAS dull and shade weaker.
About $1,000 bushels Of all grades we're sold at sc
for No. i White; T6s<@T7c for No. Red; Csc for
No Red; s50s6c for No. i Spring 6l@62c for
No Spring; and BIC for Rejected.
The Corn market was again dull, and prices de-
cl1ned NC per bushe1-wlth eales 1 10000 buah-
ele, at s1h9Ahe 7fot Canal Mixed a1loat 200
2o1sc for Mixed In store and 161*@17c Gor Rejec-
ted in store.
Oats were quiet at f4e. R5e in good demand
and scarce at &c. Timothy seed WAS In good de-
mand and SC higher, with nberal sales at 81. .a9R
LEO. HlghWines were ia fais request and f1u at
13c,
Freights WEE active and steady-closing with
rather an upward tendency in rates. About Is
sail vessels and three propellers were engaged at
the following rates; Wheat tooswego, 17@17Xc;
corn to Buffalo. IL By Sail ard 1ac By steam
oats TO Buffalo, re by steam; corn to CoI1iag
Gr
, 1861-09-09

NEW YORK, Sept T.-A5HKs-PeArls lower,
% Khile pets unchanged. Sales, 75 brls at $5a5 for
FloUR-Receipts are limited and market geuer-
ally without decided change. State -four yery
eearce and wanted for export Sales, g. 400 bsls at
s44e 5or o5speF ttats, s65@4 Is for extra stats,
for country medium and extra western; $5.m@
$40 for chipping brands extra +. b. O. S. 75mS,S
r. ttsae bfsnds Ma1et closing quiet T. Cana
br.s at 81 35@4.4 10 for superane; 81. 7o1S 50 for
&C mmon to Choice Rye flour steady at ~ A1m
g Corn meal steady. Sales, 80 b11s Jefeey It
WH1sEE-QuIet. sa1ea $50 brls at 1s16M1ac
GEAE-Wheat dull and scarcely as drm. Shin
pe1s are disposed to hold Oft for larger receipfs
sM1fR1fted e1ab dabbsg* aeH xsf6 b
at 81 U90l IS; 1860 Eu winter red #eeteyn at
s. 131@1.IT; $500 bu white western at 81 200
l 26, and 4 5o By Etste 1T Kentucky at 81. .2o@t -.
fo1 North RiEer; ba!ley-dnn and nominal. Corn
LESS doing and market shade easier. Sales, d. 900
bn at 46H@48e for common to fair mixed western:
western yellow. 0ata-quiet aud steady % at 77@ "a
ss1os GaEada' 33@A for western and state.
bdyeE PRoy1oSsroEk market very quiet prices
at 81 0o@14 IS for mess; $500 for thin mess - !;
g 55@16 90 GoF prime. Beef duil sales ia95 I'll
At $aoo@4 80 f05 e9pntry prime ior
ST. 75@13 50 for extra mcEs Pine mess heeef H.
active. Beef hams quiet and In moderate request
xs Stb els tor q as 1 con ct das Sa aE
r. fs!es; Snxl Lsrd hss md Pcss slightly n !o
steady aud selling at 7@1o16 fer OtIo; 12@1Ixc
for State. Cheese heayy at 5@Tc.
GRockEIEs.- raw in Eair demand; market
very firm. Sales ! ,843 hhds Cuba at 64D5Kc, and
50 boxes HaTana at Sc: Molasses irr1er more DO
1ng; m Sales, % bids Cuba Muscoyado at &c; 90
does at &c, low held higher.
S79cKs-At 4, the ID board were less acti7e Chi
q r ! 4SH. Iii C r R sc1p 67H, N i C T3x, Penn
CO Il. u 8 guar 81, No Is 45K, Cleve i Tclcdo
@A, g, g., Erie 35a4. y s IS Of III regd 81,
Treasury g. ss1<, Tenn IS Of 80 AN, Pac Mail r.
osWEeo, Sept. 7.-F1oun-Iucreased demand
for interf0r and eastern trade At previous prices
NtEaTI-Firm. Sales a00o b1 white Canadian
st q ~ r9 b9 No. Chi spring At aad
hier. sales 7,0a0 bu at ase. Other grains quiet
CANAL FRE1dH7s--He1d 1c lower On grain.
f1cur 80, wheat &c, corn Sc, to New York.
LAKE a laroETs-2 600 brls -four, $4,000 b1 wheat,
5, 400 bu coEn, Z 900 bu barley
CANAL E1PoRTs-1 LIS b1ls lour, Is 600 bus he1s
wheat. s., COO bu com.
, 1861-09-09
Now York Dry-soe&e Trade.

A good demand for goods has sprung up. and
johbeIs are selling considerably to the West as
ven az to the Fast and North: Prices Of domes-
tic Gotten goods continue to- rlse. The market is
80 bare Of cotton that the p.ice Of niddlings has
advanced 70 q &c: and various contractors Of cot
toa geoda o5 the n amy are uaable to execute the
Ine la4 trade has commenced we1-better th IN
Nas eIpected--and healthy business is doing,
fof sAea m are either for cash Or short credit The
goods are sold for each, and are IN good demsnd.
eotn speealatise1y AID for consumption In conse,
9f 9qsnse neo o. d e ring prices AID growing scarcity
rare also risen, and the old etoek il y1elding a
psgnt. he" styles are yet comparatively scarce,
and 1 fqIthe. advance is asked for the new afri.
a1a ecatce, tending strongly to higher aud higher
prices Printing eloths are also more wanted.
t9e1e Sc aolsg sse llarge% % ssles st improved prices
lelnes sell readily at full prices credit Of four
months. Fancy cassimeres are quick Of sale. The
ssT ssssf seod. 90 aaed Sd f. isa d i
u the market With the exception Of fancy css-
slmere styles, woolen goode are low In price and
~ ~ much reduced Il cost new goods are COM
ees. shawls have been ehown in varied asso1t-
mem. with moderate opening sales. In foreign
Ep9ds, also the old stocks arc being offered. BIZ
attractive 1t good prfces. Plain and biack aiks
are @ also good sale and French delaines Of lower
aa4y 9aah4ty are IN market selling readily. Heavy
stoe1- Prices Of su foreign fabrics hare an up
Wa;o tendency, owing to the new duties imposed
The lnportations are still light, and viii not be
oppressive N quantity for long time to come.
ane cWcla1 retuEne for the week ending Aug 30th,
For the week 1888, 1860, 1851,
Entefed at the port s11 PIT &3145 80 $491 176
t9innn s;ona on market. 2s14,as7 sa1T5oa 1,o14ss6
Entered It port $s4 ,ea5 81, 47s 81 10 e8
11'n On market 81 ,s8o,a7 Is, ,11i,543 81, ,915 SIS
, 1861-09-09

1ecafpts md retzes& stoeks Oh tsnd, pr1nsg hare
declined fal1y &c per hxl There ii but little ex-
poft demand, and onlya Ssw hundred barrels vors
disposed of 1t &460 peT hr1 for tesh ground supet
fne, md y tae extra The .sales to the rrtAisrs
and bakeI1 range ,kum 0aF lowest quotations up
$6.ts<RE TOR fa1cy lots-
EKHps n PHlApKLPmA-Sept.6 6-C1oyeEeeed
il bcarce and worth 81 b084.T5 p o. bs. New
timothy continues to rule low, and ID selling at
&1.4A
, 1861-09-09

The n. 7. TINES Of yesterday, says:
The subscriptions to the National Loan we're d.
Fided to-day between the Sub-Treasury and the
Associated Banks in order to relieve the labor Of
the former. The subscriptions at and reported to
about $450. 600, bnt as number Of the Banks viii
not send in their lists ill tomorrow morning the
aGtual total subscribed for day is not yet known.
We are given to understand that the Secretary
will ALLOW the option OF paying in the subscriptions
by insta1lments, to parties who prefer titus 10
y cent. as earnest money, and the remaining 90 y
cent. in three equal nstallments Of 20 40@G0 days
from the date OF subscription. This Will probably
be avaled Of only by parties who desire to sub
scribc heavily, either On their oH1 account Ct for
correspondents in Europe to be consulted as to the
time of pairing In the money,
, 1861-09-09
u ELL TRIED CORPORATION,
HUBBARD & HUNT,

REa1rEzT AGENTS Chicago
=. e:eR1R e's fer til" T:fiEa L f. ss37S s'''s'
se4gssaln General Agents.
IATAKRH! CATARRH!
~ CATAERH!
DR.. SELVES LIQUID eA1ARRB REMEDY /
WAKRAE1RD to be sure cure tor
CAT1RR or COLD In THE HEAD.
oNE Ss RCNDREp THoUsAko persons die yearly
Eso1s hst Ii iny tfss of rs na5sr 1;'1s tse
dtsease 1tzt commenced as
Catarrh in the Nose,
TIE ne4S step being to the throat and bronchial tube
It Is e1;tsr 10 cue catarsh thaa Consumption. and
e es Cd G. f. ~ % 9 o
sumption Is t. prevent it
and and that they Fave eQusEt attscSs a1d - Hors
e L ~
snd M asr,d sttsfxaids beSoning th,sk and adsesys.
ssw hcf I'D heas sd afs stssi gos ii i 5y
e. S tSs sasss sas
siye causing bad bEeata; the yo!ee Is t:s and "a
se1sf e E5s s A
The common an6 Important symptom Of CstatrA ia,
st e. & hs L sS sny T. sE ii & e
dEwn fEom the bead he 9Ent Mhea tats
xsy to he lungs and should lose no tine II a,reetng
it The abeEt are the symptoms Of CstarIh a. they
81 she e SID I'D & e1ha rhs Eiaun cArARRH REMEDY,
al these ayEpteEa can be lu1zky a2d efsct1 81 re-
edy to ASSURE III We as disposed to tsst is Virtues
IN curing Catah that Il after the trial Of The Remedy
s;tss :5 II ssss
Office, 1876 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
se2assisw aSaaSas 20 B BoI z IS, s chiesEo. IL.