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NEW YORK. mARKET-Oot. 80.


BLOUR-Markst opened So better but with only
very moderate demand for export and home con-
sumption. Market closing quiet at about the cur
sales Is 400 66s az S5,5Oa555 for rejected; $3.50
800 for supernno state; S5,'O5s5 Tor extra statei
mon to medium extra western; S5,95db,0s for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohioi s6,l5G6,50 for
CANADA FLOUR-Market a shade better with
moderate business doing Sales i3UO bbs AZ So55 90
f-r supernnei S5,I5G7,tO for common % choice ex-
aYE FLOUR-MArket quiet and steady. Sales
C0KS iIEAI.-Market without change to no.
WHIsKY-Markst without important change
WBRHT-MarEet opened ic better but with
only very moderate export inquiry and closed quiet
At about yesterdays prices sales Ohoe spring a.
Is UO bush Milwaukee out At IS. % Ol0 bus
amber Iowa At 81, ,z5Gol26; $50 bush red state -
81 sO 1850 bush winter red Westerh a. 81 30 a 81
i4O bush amber Michigan at Si,359l,36 l5,30u bu
infsri r and common white Cansda 81 s50 as 1870
Krntucky at 81 80; Il, ~ bush white kentucky At
NRYE~Scarce and firm at 7sasOc
hARLKN-hlarEet dull. sales 1900 bush state
- OSRN-BTarket shade Ermer with moderate de-
maud for ex port an home consumption. sales l03 0
bush at 5s15gc for unsOund mixed wssterni 6lh962o
for good to prime hipping do sc for western ytl-
OATS-Market dull Sales at sg94Oe for Cana
dian; 4Od4lc tor western and state
PORA-Market heaYy ana lower. oaltd fa9 DDh
At Sis O9dls so Tor mess; Sg,75alOtO Tor prime.
BEEF-Fair demand. Sales lOO bbls q 14,O1S94foO
ceunrry prime; E50B56O country mesB; S999ll5 for
repacked ness; Sl2 7oel Is, 80 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-msrket n dull ane
nominal.
RFEF HABIs-Market quiet aud steady at $40
VI sUuT IS TiEATs-souins at Sc for shOuldersi Sssc
B4OON-In good demand. sules s. hhds EmOk-
lard Market dnn and unchanged. Sales 800
bbls at Sz@96c. -.
EEh- Market IN iatr request . . l1o tQE Oht9
and l25<0'So for state.
nrIallEu
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intelligent Americans are inclined to belisve
that the return Of peace, though 1t will show
meditation, and give no security for more Sc
cession in future, viii be the era for a better
and,more orderly government in the Northern
States generally.
DR.. Russells last letter Is dated Washing
ton Oct. 4th. In it he Elludes to a great ex-
pedition, 10 sail the end OF October. He says
that the Government is determined to open
a cotton port, and it did not believe in the
oaths Of the Southerners, that they will new
er give bale of cotton to the Yankees, but
thinks the contemplation Of high prices pre-
vailing viii attract large supplies Of cotton
to port for eEportation-thus 3 government
monopoly may be created in cotton, and q
strong protection. The Government will
scarcely fail to put on the screw with foreign
customers.
The writer thinks for the present the large
ports Of the South are tolerably safe.
The owner Of the ship Boyle has brought
forward grievances against the Federal Gov
ernment, for prohibiting that vessel from en-
tering Savannah before the blockade was es-
tablished, and claims compensation for losses.
The official trial Of the speed Of the iron
plated frigate Warrior resulted in an average
Of nearly l43 knots, which places her at the
head OF the British navy in speed, as well as
in all other particulars. The highest speed
attained was over l64 knots.
A meeting had been held at Birmingham
relative to the cotton supply, and in advocacy
of the establishment Of cotton industry in
Africa as a means Of destroying the slave
trade.
Count Persigny has issued q circular rcall-
ing on the projects to bring all charitable So
cieties established without the sanction of the
government under the operation OF the laws.
The societies of st. Vincent Dspaul are
pointed out for reform.
PARIS lsth.-Bourse dull, but closed firm
er at eff s5c.
The coronation of the King of Prussia
had taken place.
LIvERPOOL MARKRT.-FlOur firm with an
upward tendency.
Wheat firm and Cd higher on week.
Corn still advancing.
Pork dull.
Bacon steady.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Breadstufs quiet and firm.
Provisions dull.
Consols closed at s2f9O2s. More doing
in American stocks.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

A NEW IDEA "A shipping hrm Of this city have
contracted with B. b. Jones, th~ we'll known ship
builder for the construction Of q vessel Of about
o o bushels capacity. 20 be rigged a bark, and
provided with smell engine and propeller, arrsnR-
"a In such q manner that she run either under
steam canvas or both 1t the same time, may be
desired.
It Is calculated that most Of the hegvy work In
hoistinR sails, anchors, kc be done by the
Rins, as well Fs sayirg all expense for towage We
understand the v-ss Is TO put on the stocks i'm
mediaiely, at sheboygsn, where there is plenty Of
timber already at hand IA ilc1ukss Sentinel.
We clip the following items from The Detroit Ad-
vertisef OF the 3kh.
AsHaRE-The brig Acsdia IL reported ashore at
Point au Feiee, the east eide Of the liRht. Th9
wrecsiDg tug ) Ives his been sent from this port
her rtie and will, doubtless, succesi IN getting
her of before she sustains any material damage.
TUG DAN RHoOEs, now here, Is having her boiler
taken out and The one lately in uHe BY the A0uave
placed IN htr She is also undergoing other re-
paiIs besides receiving q new coat Of paint.
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BREAE IN TIE WATBR WoRKs. Between
7and o'clock last evening a sudden check
was given to all enterprises at all aquatic in
their character, by the shutting off of the
usual supply of water from the Water
Works, owing to break in the main pipe
on the West Side, at about the same place as
last year, with similar effect. We don't
think we ever saw so many thirsty people
in the course of an hour before in our life.
twas only Necessary to say that the water
had been shut off to convince man that he
was suffering with intolersble thirst. At
late hour last night the trouble had not been
remedied.
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NEWS.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 30.
The Santa Fe mail furnishes the following
additional items about the lst company Of
New Mexican volunteers, under Capt. Mink,
which was attacked in the night at Alimosa
35 miles below Fort Craig, by ITO Texan
rebels, and their horses stampeded:
Capt. Mink proposed TO surrender his COM
pany, but his men dissented, secured their
horses, and retrasted to Fort Craig. Subse-
quently, sbont 100 U. S. troops from Fort
Craig pursued Them, overlook them, and
killed their Captain and 10 men, wounded
about 30, and killed 80 horses. The balance
Of the Texans escaped to Messilla.
Another band of rebels, who had been en-
camped on the Arkansas river, were being
pursued BY a company of United States dra-
goOns from Fort Wise, and company of
New Mexican volunteers.
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NY. CATTLE lIARKET-Oct. 80.

RFEVFS-Market was less buoyant To-day in
consequence Of the large number Of cattle which
were offered at the various yards and many Of which
were hurried forward in anticipation Of TenIuneTa-
tive prices Allprton's Yards were Literally flooded
with cattle from all the western States; large por
tiun hailing from keHtuoky. The average quality
Of the stock was poor and the Craze bought
largely, nut for which the decline in prices would
have been at. Only few ot the very best cattle
we're sold a. SsSc, and this must be considered
extreme rate. The bulk sold below 7Ac, and many
at our lowest Ou0ted rates. 1t was thought that
some would he lett.
MILCH COWS-Market steady.
VEAI-Calves in fair request and market firm at
our quotations
SHEEP & LANIBS-Market shsds easier;
the brokers generally quote about 25c lower.
SWINE-Mnrket rather dull at our quotations
The receipts were enormous.
The following sre the receipts;
BssEes SIPS; cows l0; calves 523i sheep and Lambs
1901; wine ls,'UI
Quotations-beef S5,oO6S,5O per cwt; cows aud
calves 81 G0'O per head: veal calves .4G6c e n
per Mound.
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~ me pl19a Of r9rezvous for the necime1t to b. e.
Y ele ana. 4neBe Olhcsrs vii be appoiused AZ o 60
ue2n n applicant procuring the fs.ommsudaffon
~ y as county Ailittrg q umittee. and piH ~ en-
w ea . ihu piy and rank o q I'd Lie1teurnnr frlm
~, aass qi epp iafm-nt. Pay Of "a Lieut. nanf rar
80 ~ cstlon lor ap aOin Inents slou1 q b ul.f4
Iull q aolF 70 the Military CO.. mi tee Z the 1rru-
% OounJ and 10 the u-dsrsigned eYelsnd- ~
o,.os.7.a u. fORl-,
&C Aa-S7s 1t ol f5th Deg. u VI Il
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FLOUR Sales Of imall lots double extra red
at 81 70, and white do at s59525.
WHEAT-sales Of Car wtito at 81 90. on tra-ki
1890 bushes from store ct 81 o. ned at &C.
track; o,r do ct &c; 100 ush do pat at sle; and
1000 bush white hAoat at SI.O3
CORN-3alts Of gears sc on track.
OATS-sAle Of l car at 80.
RYR-sale Of a small lot at l6o.
HIGHWINEs-salo Of q bbls at I6]fo.
EGGS-Seil'ng at l3c.
DRIED APPLEs-steady at Sc.
BUTTER-Rios lots Of new butter In crooks
and tubs. for city use, bring I2&c; good W. B. in
kegs sci readily at 100. Common to good Genital
is worth $3.50.
LARD-Quiet and steady at 78so.
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- a Ann W q AORE9
WLIh Two STORY BRICK DWULFrrn
ii - 1telan style Of architecture, wffh fSr1
ven elstern and out houses, al nav fu1f so1is5
teo and ready for occupancy. me R5nee 4 L-Iif
III 81 1ig4efA improvements thu rTounfIs -5--
'front.' On hIn5laan Avenue sf 10 rods. a beS1et7-f
lettn9 4na nIlng brook run through IN rs5r s.5
Of me arm there several gorinrs ~ -
running out fron the banks OF 80 r.Ti.s,- .t7-i
VIII jim PIE " ydfaulic works, can be couVsVsd ~ -
Ralt q s4e A4ru- Tor Ganf1ernania Fs1-if.--.-s.
nc Woe BEound9 can be elegantly and feTfsi-ii.
-. -. y 9f = 9ardenf Vineyard or Fruit Cif-
cIl-ontF about l00 rods frura -
Anii arm can be divided into lots of ore ~ -.
more aoreas and make elegant rssidsueeg -,F ~ =
LAIss aaFencs q the price at Whfch e an - -
en5 -, dqsrs ~ sse about or acres of Uood-
.9lls pArt Of which i5 e beautiful Grove ~
Ainaman Street Railroad nasge9 fh---SI ~. s- s---
mo IN mont Of thig TarDl -'ls- 10 a+ar
Also-A NEW TWO BTOBY BRICK HOrea
t22aLni Uus btllding9s &C. corner Of Nlnanrn 1n1
Ecfoat streets. Lot III fset on Kfugpor 80 7os-
FOREST street. House and iuproVaTl - . Il 49,
e.ass Win AZ the modern style, and buiif h i -
AlsO--A skW TWO STORY BRggz por-r,
& E1, 1 O1s 5lliding5 &C., situated OF 5o4sst SfrS
t,ot ~ ieet mont By z26 feet dese Tbis E = go
claa5 house, built In subsfapfai r,sr.. = - ~
tho Italian Btyls Of arch kitacfuTe % --1 70
4, aL5o--Another fN Q sHGssY BRTOK Rouan
sr5s S1t -,iiagss 20, adjoining the ons a5f s
aeLl9el- Lot lUJ bet 'front.' bT - fsef 49,. -j -
l1aed IN ~ respects Ike the other - - AZ
Al1gS-7OaA VACANT LOT, on Efnsuan -tr,.s .
second lot nom the corner of Rinsmg-, and r,l..l
~ s,i - tssE mont b7 80 deep Eins lots q foT
east ace. Lois 50 feet mont bJ7i ~ 80 80
81 ~ tllae % suit purchaserE. - w
- scr tlrtnef information esari-a ~ n. -,
-, ,5..e ". ~ Airs1iaa at.i Cleveland Ohio
B. BAREEB-
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WAsdINGToN, Oct. y.
Gov. Sprague has notified one of the Col
onels commanding their regiments that his
commission as Colonel is revoked.
Herald's dispatch:
The Army Retiring Board have now be-
fore them the case Of Col Henry L. Scott,
son-in-law of General Scott, and at present
Inspector General of the Army. He has
been afflicted some time with disease which
prevents his being put into active service,
aud there is little, if any, hope of his recOv-
cry. 1t is his desire to be relieved from ac-
tive ser'ice. He is regarded as most excel
lent eficer. his case will probably be dis
posed Of tomorrow.
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CASE OF APoPLExY.-BetWeen and 10
o'clock last evening, colored man named
Geo. Richardson, ha5itue of the Police Sta
ton, where be makes himself useful doing
chores, was seized with an spoplectic fit, the
result of intemperance, while lying on one
Of the benches at the Station, and falling to
the floor, burst several Of the blood-vessels
of the face, letting the blood hOw prt fusely,
which doubtless saved his life. DR.. Strong
was called in, and pronounced him in no inn
mediate danger. Hewas put iAa cool place
and bathei with cold water, and soon Ie-
yived.
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pnrVrNTION Ia BETrER THAN uURE.

PREVEHTION Is BETTER THAN OURE.
To ladies Of delicate health or impaired organiEa-
GIon, o. 70 those By whom Gn increase Of iamilJ s
arom sny reason Objectionable, the undersigned
Fouid ofsr prescription which Is perfectly relis-
6ls and uais, and which has been prescribed In va
Eous Pars Of the old world for the past century,
Althongh the article Is very cheap and simple, yet
g has been put up in half pint bottles and sold very
eEanavsly at the exorbitant price Of 50 per bottle
thu undsEagnsd proposes to furnish the recipe for
ths small sum Of 81, by the possession Of which ev-
uy lady can Huppy herself with perfect safeguard,
e sny drug store, for she triaing Of % cents
per year. Any physician or druggist will tell you
g q perfectly harmless, and Thousands Of testmo-
HEah can bo procured Of its efficacy. Sent 70 any
MT o. the world on receipt o. 81, By addressing
Dr.. J. o. DEVERAUX,
AuE.InS5s P. q. Box. 10. Zsss. New Haven. OonD.
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RRONNEW YORK


NEW YORK, Oct. 80.
The State prisoners confined in Fort La
ayette are to be removed to Fort Warren,
Boston HsrOor, which has for some time
been fitting up for their accommodation. The
object of the change is not diVulged, but it is
believed to be the intention of the Govern
ment to put the fort in a more perfect state
of defence for the protection of the harbor Of
New York
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ONO TROoPs IN KEETUoKT.-A correspon-
dent of the Louisville Journal speaks in the
highest terms Of praise of the indOmitable
courage Of the Ohie troops at the battle Of
Wildcat, in that State. it is most gratifying
to note that 50 far the soldiers Of Ohio have
shown themselves inferior to none on the
field of battle.
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Band Robbery Mt Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, Ill, Sept. lst, 1859.
The banking Office of Mes8s; Smith i
Hale, of this place, was robbed last night OF
between 81 600 and $4,000; $500 in gold, and
the remainder in currency and checks.
The rogues gained admission by cutting a
panel out of the door, after which they de-
stroyed the lock Of the safe, apparently by
means of hammer and chisel. The safe is
one of Lilies manufacture, Of chi. led iron,
With approved combination lock.
The work was very neatly done, and shows
that the operators are adopts in the business.
No clue has been obtained of the perpetra
tors Chicago Press and 7TibEHe.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.
The steamer Pusey arrived at the navy
yard to-day, bringing dispatches from Capt
Craven. The rebel batteries were opened
upon the Maryland shore yesterday, and firing
continued to late hour last night, but with
out damage to anybody on our side. 1t is
believed that no vessels hare run the block
ade within the past "a hours.
It is certain that no one outside Of the na-
val expedition knows where the first blow is
to fall. The first intimation will probably
be received through Southern journals.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.
A Havana letter says eT-Oonsul Helm had
arrived there from st. Thomas, with creden-
tials as Consul from the rebel States. The
Captain General refused to receive him as
Consul. The letter says Mason and Slidell
were received by the Captain General as pri-
vate gentlemen.
The steamers Responsible and Isabel were
fitting at Charleston with heavy aruaments.
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CHICAGO AIARKRT-Oct. 80
TBE TELEGRAPH.l

FLOUR-Market active and firm.
WHEAT-Market shade better. Sales g. 900 bu
at 69G6e}ic for No. }, and 6sH s67c for No. In
ORN-Market &c better. Sales at 2O'zo for
mixed IT store.
RECEIPTS-7.sC SEQ bbls hOuri l2l, 900 bush wheat
l25,0O0 bush corn.
liz iO0 hush corn.
FRRTGHTR-Dull; Is1zc on corn to Buffalo.
RXCHANSE-On New York, plenty at par to
kf~ fTrn
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LAKE CAPTAIN DROwHED.-Capt. Jas. Nc
Mullen, of the scOw HOtspur, was found
drowned in the canal at Buffalo, on Monday
last. Hewss known to have had on his per
son when he left his vessel, some forty dol
larsin money, of which only three we're found.
Tho inquest developed no particulars.
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THn Omar SECRET.-It is admitted by
all physicians that the grand secret Of health and
long Iis lies In keepin the blood and various fu-
ida OF the body IN high degree OF huidity. When
Tou feel continued pain in the head or bowels. or
ouy continued uneasiness in any organ or other
sara Of the body, you can prevent serious sickness
BRAEDRETH'S PILLS.
Bisoding may give momentary ease, because the
blood lon VIII have more room. But a. the body is
mad om ths blood and sustained By the blood 10
waste our blood ia 70 Waats life, and ruin our
oonsttution. But Brsndreth's Pills relieve tho cir
uuiation as readily as bleeding by only taking away
uhat &c oan well spare, and THEY NEvER HURT.
Mrs. Hooper, Of Barnstabls, Mass, was cured Of
et. Yitus' Dsaes, General Debility, poOrness OF
nIood, and oostfTensss OF many years standing, By
Hruadroth's Pills. The case At length Is published
IN the Psmplsts.
Sold By A. Gardner, 40 Superior street, Cieve
Isnd Ohio, and By all respectable dealers in medi-
clnsS. seplsR25
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FoR THE SOLDIERS IN CAMP WADE.-TO-
morrow evening the young ladies of Con-
neaut viii give party for the benefit of the
soldiers in Camp Wade, in this city. No
more timely and considerate measure could
be adopted by the good ladies of Conneaut,
and we have no doubt the people of that
thriving town will respond nobly.
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#attaFg
45TH REanrFrr n II II

HssIssTSs as E9Tdss9ss s, + "a $E' Z. of's'1as
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8Inmbiag.
} P. BOWER,


PLCHBRR AND Gas FITFER
No. lO9 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Hal
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand al q q
of plumbers' and Gas Filters materialet alen e.
fi,rsT5e9 flafh-l -lfnhs Waiar-t tlcsetl Mash Stand9
Fsfh- -Boiisrs, Lead, Galvanized ald Iron Plpe,
sbeet I,aai, Brnss and Iron Lift a1d Eorca Rpup1s
10 al ~ Houses Stores, &C. with Wspsr and ga5i on
ne moatapproVsd principles.
~ Ali work Uaarantoo ana 1f19 fulcsu1llY.-
PartlodiaF St8Snt ti01 Owes g ioos he aad county
9Ffl le1D
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A suaerer bv the Oshkosh Fire,

J. G. sprague; Dear sir-In reply to your
inquiries, I would say that at the great frs
which occurred here May 10Th, 1859, had
one of Lilies chilled or cast iron safes in
my Office, containing my papers and books
Of account.
On the next morning, after pouring on
sufficient water to cool it of, opened the
safe, and TO my surprise, found many of the
papers burned and charred to the depth Of
from one to two inches on the front edge.
NJ. GRIFFIN.
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OMM MEROIAL.
RoaFd of Trnde.

President-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pres't-M. b. SCOTT. Troaaurer-R. I. LT0H.
DIREcroRs.
n. B. Clark, A. Quin, Y. s. Davis. B. BroWhsIl, h.
Harvey, A. J. Beggea, B. II. Lester.
REFEREEB.
s. +. Lester, J.G. HusssY, n. B. Scott.
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NJ A R IN E.

VzssELs PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed De-
troIt on the 29th:
Bound Up-Propellers Northern Light, Fountain
City Saeinaw California, Pittsburgh, Neptune.
brig Mchigan schOonsrs Darien, J. J. Holiey, Geo.
Bosad Do,0n-Propoller Michigan; barks Colo
rado, ", sturgess; schOoners Ellen White, Harret
Rms
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ERRArUx.-In our notice Of the appoint
ment Of william Abbey, Esq, in yesterday
mornings issue, we made mis-statement.
Mr.. Abbey was appointed to the post Of
Qusrtsrmaster instead of Major of the 4sth
reaiment.
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OsWRGO nIARKET-Oet. aO.
[HY rHIEaRAPH.l

FLOUR--Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Market dull. Sales 5000 bush Canada
club e. l07
CORN-MarNet quiet.
BARLEK-market dull. Sales 5000 bush Bay
Quinle A. SIC.
Rye and peas quiet.
CANAL EREAGsHT8- Flour Sc to New York.
grlin very sea srco and rates nominal.
LAKE ImPOkTs-450 bDls uour: 1900 bush
Waeat; 1860 bush corn; 1900 bush barley S500 bu
rye. ~ g.
CANAL EXPORTS-s s2) bbls -four; 1900 bu
Vbeat; A. O0J bush barley 30 bush ryei 21s0 bush
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RECRUITS FoR MEAaHER's BRIeADE.-Sixty
men, portion of company recruited in
Chicago by Capt. Stanley, formerly of Col.
Mulligan's Regiment, for Thomas Francis
Meaghsr's Irish Brigade, now organizing in
New York, passed through yesterday after
noon, to join the Brigade. The remainder
of the company will go on Immediately
Quite number of them were at Lexington,
and we're taken prisoners and afterwards re-
leased by Gen. Price.
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\. Y. STOCK 1iAKKET.-Oct. 80.
TrIEeRAPHJ

HTONRY-Easy at per ut on call.
BTERLINCS .EXCHANGE-NO movements,
and quotations are numinal.
.sTlJt!KS-Market active end higher closing
buoyant at the adyance. Chic go 4 ROck Island
SIS; GaleuR Chicago ~ Cleveland 4 Toledo s65si
Hudson By; Harlem preferred 3-Ai Erle preferred
52LS; Erie S3&; New York Central 7s4; Pacific Mail
9o5s. Missouri IS 44s4; North Rroina So; California
"a 81 q: BrOoklYn Mater Loan 81. Harlem l3.
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osHKosH, May q, 1859.
I5IIIe,s Rink Lock Picked,

Lilies Bank Lock Picked,
To BANKERS AND OTHERS UsINe LILIES
SAFES AND LoCKs.-I hereby state that on
Wednesday, 2Sd inst, picked, or unlocked,
Lewis Lilies large sized Bank Lock, upon
the Lilies large size patent chilled iron $50
called) burglar-proof Bank Safe, in the bank
ing Office Of Messrs. @. A. Read i Co., on
Superior street, in this city. Said Safe was
represented to me as weighing about 1000
pounds, and valued at about $500. The lock
alluded to above was, previous to my oper-
ating upon it, set by Read & Co. upon an
entirely new combination unknown to me,
and I picked or unlocked the same, noise
lessly, and without the slightest injury, or
any marks Of violence to either said Lock or
Safe. In view of what has occurred, the
question may arise in the minds of depos-
itors, whether their money, if locked up
behind Lille Lock, is as secure as it should
be, when said Lock has been so eHectually
and expeditiously unlocked as was this one.
JANEs SARGENT,
Agent for Linus Yale, Jr., & Co.,
Of Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Cleveland, Oct. IS, 1851.
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