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poses, should tail w stnu pf WV " ~" s"'.''ss
which contains cuts aud fall descriptions Of The
several styles, price. and samples % work, a' Of
which We send by mail free. We claim TO have
the
Best Sewing Machines In the World.
For aiAsr Fs'say ., Manufacturing psvs'".
And all We ask 10 far trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS.
rAcr No. I. This being daily licensed. their
maehiae. are protected against heterogeneous or
litigation.
Tlcr so. 2. These Machine. make the lock.
stitch alike on both sides--ani use q little Ices
than h,ifa. much thread aud silk as the chain OF
locp.siich machines.
fAcr NO. 3. There Macine. are better ..
dap,ed than any other machine. 10 marke, 20 the
[ frequent changes aad alale.t endless variety of
sewing required IN family. They will sew from
one 10 twenty thieknes.es Of msr-e,llcs without
stopping, and make every stitch perfect. They
win even sew from the finest gauIe TO the hea.
tiest cloth, AMI stout. hard leather, without
changing the iced, needle or tension, or making
ANY adjustment Of machine whatever. u not
such q machine hest adsp,ed 20 public usel and
/ II beet adapted to family use, Why not br every
,sriei, oliish, sewing manufactured For work
too heavy lor our family machine. We recommend
our larger sites.
PAer No. I. These machine, make the moe,
elastic seam of an, scwing.mashine IN u.e-a FAC,
of,cfy great importance IN se~ing elastic good..
or goods ii an, kini on a bias.
1 Flor no. s. No machine !. more durable OF
mote simple IN construction. or more easil, under.
stood. The tepuU iion of these machines whe,
ever used will flll, demonstrate each Of the above
t.cls.
/ FAer No. q. These machine. took the high
e.i premium at the ffanklia Institute. fhiladel.
pha.
Flcr No. Z. These machine. took the high.
est p,eAiuu, at Oh. New Jersey State fair.
Facr 40. =, The.. mschiscs Ioos the high.
est medal ut Oh. American ln,iutc, in the city 81
New York. together with the Highest premium
Coz hne sewing machine work,
FAor No. y. These machine. took both the
highest p,eniuns at ih, Mechanics Fair. Utica,
NY.
/ Flcr NO. 10. Thee m,ehine, crn 40 the
SAM ihins generally. Whenever exhibit Il ~ come
petition with o,h.r hrsi-clsss s"wing'mach'ne.
r,cr No. ~. We wsrnai every m,chin" ".
] cell 10 CIV. ErrrtR satisfaction than any other
sewing .maehine in III, market. ot monc. r'iand'
ell.
4 rysepd cor circular. AGENTS WANT.
/ I'D. Address,
Finkic n Lyon sewing Machine Co..
No. SIS Brokpw.r, Nrw.YoHK
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AVIS HOWARD late Of Stow

The Subscriber hereby give. publie notice that
he ha. bern dial, appoiated by the Honorable
Judge of Probate Tor the Couaty Of Oxford, and
assumed the trust of lmiBi-traiOr of the estate oi
HANNAH HOLDEN late Of Sweden.
ia aid C,unty. deceased, by giving bond rs the
Law directs. lie therefor, requests. AL persons
who trr IN eh,ei 10 the ssiste Of said deceased
10 make immediate paymrni, ani those who have
any isn,nis thereon 10 exhibit the sane to
JAY. lsG2 BENZ. Is. HOLDEN.
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New York and Portland
sEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

,T,IIE first elias. steamship, CiiEsAPEAHr,
i CAPT. sidasy Crowell. and PArAPs q,
Capt l.. n. Ia,6eld. will hereafter form ssl,'.
Weekly Linz between the ports Of New iofh seal
Portland. iea,ins each port every Wcds',d'y
aud Saturday AZ . T.. VI.
Passage IS 90, including fare aud state Ioons.
The great di'p,ah given to freight BY this I'ne'
makes Il the most desirable hoight commun'oa'
ton between New yoIk aud the East. No com
mission charged al the rnd lor ior~afdlhg'
Drayage In New io'k he'wse" connecting
lines by contract ut lowest ratos.
Mhe steamer that leaves New York WedDes-
days, and Port land Saturdays has discontinued
her trip. lor The present, thus leaving bot one
steamer ou the Iise.
AppIy 10 and address,
EMERY & FOX. Portland.
N. Il. CROMWELL X Co., New Yo'k
Portland, January y. 1850.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES. wherca.
l1oaatd n. Berry and C,rus T.. berry IL

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. wherra.
~ l.ooaatd u. Berry AMI C,rus T.. Berry II
Woads,ock IN the Caanty Il Osf,rd. by their
decd 81 mprtgsEc dated Janaan J, 1883. daly ~.
cof,lcd ~ the ONiord Registry a, Deed, book iOi.
page III, conveyed 10 William ~. Cox II aid
town a CERTAIN piece 81 land With the bu,lding
therros, situated at bfy,nt'. rond vilagc, IN
si,d Woodstock. bpun lci ani de.ot,hcd a. nam.
"a ~ .aii mortgage 20 which reference NAV he
had; AL ,-iss the sane 90 which said Leonard
II ani C,p. 4 Berry nov I've; snd whereas the
All Nilhsn II Cole, on the 9th day 1T June 4,
lsS6. assigned sA,d nf,ftgsgei pf,mises togsih.r
With the note. secuted ihspbY 10 the .ul'.cfilcT.
AIh,oa 4 Col, It .a,d Woodsiock. which ss.igu.
rucut d. ju, rrcpfdcd in SAID R-c,'i., b.ok us.
ra.c 81. Therefore 1. the add Alhipu T.. Cole.
hsF,bs give eo,,c- that ! claim - 5Tscl'r the
.hms 5T condijiaas br,ken agrrcihl, 10 the stat
ute. "a such ease made and p'o,,el.
ALBION T. COLE.
wooi,iock, Juk l., is62
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For Sale or to Let,

A FINE BLACKSMITH SHOP. and Hone
n il wanted, situated IN East samner, within W
roo. Of wheat. cora and saw mills. where a good
work nsa eau make $1,000 year. For further
particular. inquire Of y. VI. NARNEf. on the
premises.
EI,i Sun ncr. lnnc 2i.ls62.
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FA r M e r S!
CALL ON DIR. RUST,
lSD or
FIVE Hundred DOLLARS

In.urcd on YOUR boil logs. b, ps,iny 10 advance
onl, one dollar per yrsr lOr I've years. and have
40 faI Ell afterwards,
DE-. X. will tslufa ,our present policies, aud
have then c,noclled f,ee Of charge.
Nuy l-Sl
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Copal Varnish.

LIMITATION ENGLISH COACH BODY
WEARING vARNisli. Inequality ofwhieh
!. Car superior TO any other Americas vsrni'h e.
fered.
Price 81 per Gallon.
Also on hand. a large stock Of PRIME COACH
AND FURNITURE vARNisiiEs, in all rbs,r
varieties, Tor sale 10y the manufacture, IN quan''.
tie. 10 suit, at Wholesale prices.
WM. q. HCNNEMAN, ".
il9 MIX sTEErT. BosTos
r. s.-All order. received shall have the Let
attention and despatch.
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JOHN &C WARREN late of Waterford
-. - ,....,.. .t...-.-.l A.. ..x.,- lo,J a.. a.

IA aid couniy, deceased, By giving bond as the
Law dirrct.--he therefore requests ailpe'.on. Who
att indebted 10 the estate of said deceased. TO
make Immediate ps,ment sndth".e Who have
any demands thereon. 10 exhibit the same TO
guiy Is ls62. MALLORY BROWN.
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TIE subscfibrr hrfelIV giVrs pubic uiilrr that
be- has hecn daily appoiatrd by the honorable
Jujge Of Probate ior the County of oxford, aud
assumed the trust Of administrator Of the estate o.
AVIS HOWARD late Of STOW.
In said County. deceased by giving bond as the
law tif.st.. lie therefore requests all persoas
Who ATE Indebted TO the estate Of said deceased 10
make imnetiste payment; ani those who have
an, de,nsnd. thereon % exhibit the same TO
Jul, Is, is62. III WALkER.
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The Subscriber herehy gives public notice iha,
he IA. been sppointej 3. the Honorable Judgcof
Probate. lor The Counly Of Oxford. aud assumed
the trust Of administrator ofihr estate Of
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Caution.

II ha. been estimated that over Too Hssd,,i
TAs.asd Dsiii,, or. paid 10 .windIiag quaeks
Annually. in New Eagl,nd alone. without sHy b'H-
,a 10 ,ho-c ~hop pay IT, Al th. cu'pcs from trust.
ing ,iAsi ,-7u'y 20 men Who ar.alike destitute Of
honor. character, and skin. and whose ssiy re-
COMMUNICATION !. their own false ahi esiraysgsni
s'.ot,on,. IN praise OF themselves. therefore,
YOU wouh awiitasr hs~bsss,d. take NJ maa'.
VOID. " aanU WAf hI P,i,ai,oa' arc, bat MAKE
INQUIRY lit will cost you nothing, aai may
save Sou many regrets; Zoe, a. advertising ply.
.icisn., IN niue eases oct oiien are bogai, there
!. no safety 10 trusting any Of iAs~, unless you
know ,Ao and rlai they are.
EX-Dr. ". will send rHsr. by enclosing one
.ismp ~ above. a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF
WOMEN, ani on Private Du'ai,s grnsially, CIV
ing full information, vifA fAs nss ssdSHbi'd r'fr.
,nea aud i,a,s.oaiiis. wiihoat which M sds.iiis-
ing phy.can or medicine of this Kind !. dsser-
ing 1T Any CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
II Order. by mail promptly attended to-
wnIe your adde's. yiaiAiy, and direct to DIR.
MATrlsON, a. above.
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FINKLE g. LYON
SEWING MACHINE co.
Baa broadway. Now.York.

MO per.on Who contemplate, purchasing Sew
~ ing Machine ior family OF manufacturing p"t'
poses, shculd fal 90 se.d ior one Of oar circulars
which contains cuts aud fall descriptions Of ihs
several styles. ptiees and sample. 81 work .n o'
which we send by mail free. wsela'~ to have
the
, 1862-09-08
Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6--FLouR--Dull, but with
change. Sales ~ 3L0 brls at IS u 05 rs for super
state; 35.254J5 IS for extra state; IS WQ15-i5 1or
trper western; IS 25GS 50 for common to medi-
um extra western; IS Hs.g5 IS for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. and IS Us
M6.s5 Iut trade blanda-Q1Ar ct closing h.aVy.
Canadian -four rules dull. S41es 100 brla at IS Ia
@b d for common and IS 5uI6.aD for goou to
CEoice extra Rye -four quiet and steady, with
small sales at IS T5@4 80. Corn meal steady.
Salee q u br1s Brandy vine 1t $3 5ND3 IS.
Provisions less cttve and mar
ket generally without decided change. sales 30
hrls at $1l62H@ Is for mess; i 2501l.50 for
prime nees, $1",tO ftr prime. Beef urm with q
mpuerate business sales -, brls. at IS 50lp7.01
for country prime; IS Il @l Is for country msss !;
S12 GGG13 IS for re-parked mess; $la 53i1 S71S
quiet and htm at fl5.@G l6 50 for ch 'lce western
Lard dnll aud heavy. Sales TO hs1s. at Q p96c
kulter continues finn. Sales a. 11Dl5Hc for Onto
aid 14GsCc for state. Cheese firm At 20 tUc.
WH1sKr-Markes heavy and declining. Sales
150 brls st 31HG32c
GRAIN-W heat opened heavy with further mate
rial advance In fretxhts market closed one or two
cents lower Sales q, nu. Chicago spring AZ
FL l21l.2l; 49, ,tfU bu. Milwaukee Club Al 81 11Q1
IS; A5t 90 bu, Inferior do at 6l.l5; 1t7.4u0 pu.
Amber Iowa at 81 ss@1 II a7,e0u bu. winter RID
Western at 81 SsG,l 81: 1s COO bn. amoe! Michigan
at 81 35@l 56Ac; MU hu white Illinois at 81 ~,
and f.50, bu- white Michigan at 81 @1 Al Rye
Quiet without material change. barley dull aud
declining: eales 49.txn bu. st 6Qc for eouad old
mixed western. @59e for eastern, 47D55c foc un-
touLd, ard 43c for badly damaged, anu Tue for wes-
tern yellow. Oats 6zQ557c for Jersey, Ca1adlan,
western and stale.
, 1862-09-08
MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED. .---sepG- q.
stmr Comet. Pabat, Two Rivers. sundries;
Prop Ottawa, Warren. Muskegou, 10J m lumber,
Prop lady Frspklin Napier, St Joseph, 40 ties,
Byrk Fame. M Harysy. Buffalo, 100 eds wood 1,7us m
Brie G Hutchinson, Hutchinson, Green Buy, 200
BrIb Luwe1j. Sinms. Bay City, 1so N lumber.
Schr Helen Kent. Hancock, White Lake, IS m lnu-
scbr waIne. M; se = Seison Manttpwoc 5000 posts
sehr G,psey, jameson. Two Rivers, 2,6oJ II ties.
So r C;ufde shaw St Joseph 50 m etlves.
schr X Roberts, Nelson, Port Sheldon, 40 eds
schr y Aldrich, Simeon Two Rivers, Is m timber,
scbr * gy gshoyez, schobohn, Black crek, Is eds
schz F.rres., Peterson, Muskegon. 80 N lumber.
Sehr Lapeing, Taft. osonto, 16Y N y lumber;
schr Grey | Eagle, johnson, Buffalo. 100 tons salt.
Schr Monteznma, Milen Bay CITY, 176 N 1am-
sehr Kitty Grant. simson, White Lake. 50 N lua-
schr Annie Thoraine, johnson, Pulctfsr's Pier,.eo
scnr XIX White Brown, Muskegon, 80 m lumbet,
e = "a e :=@. CLEARED. .........sept.s. 6.
stmr Com i. Pa6st, Two Rivers. sundries.
Prop Q51s~a. Warren, Aufse&on:, aL,n-, . eoo br,a
P1op Bnckeye, Rosman, OgdensouzE. %,@n oi4n
-four IS bt1s pork
Bark Superior. Gotham. Buffalo: =, ,sst bu COIL
Bark Eel. Moore, Bnftslo, Mi. .,a6ess 10 gs 0o eofn'
schi Frank Crawford, aof1s, Buffalo. 1850 bu
scbr Rich, Crawford. Buaalo, 17.5cob7 corn.
ssbr s on,cSs1ep, Measy BnffAlo, 11,691 bu wheat
| Schr metrimac, Snow, Buffalo, l2Np hu Whaat. .,
sehr Lansing. TAFT, Buffalo, 15-4&o con-
sehr 4 aye Nelson M4nitowoc-
Schr Guide, Shaw, St oseph.
, 1862-09-08
The SSth Illinois Regiment.

Allow me word in your paper, with reference to
the communication u Mr. Johu W. Roberts, con-
cefnu & the <secoI.d Board of Trade Regiment aud
It's Colonel, printed in this mornings Tn1BENH
hat is it's object. aud what the motives Of the
gentlemen who propuee to organize self Con-
ssituteu tribunal and eit in Judgment upon Col
>hetUanf uake no charges even differences
against the heightened character Of the taking
part in the meeting. bnt man with half au eye
ecsndIrg f1om their high position as cltlzens to
become the blowers and etrtseTs Of a particular
raflruad One might very easily judge from The
toue of the communication that huge d1sapp int
menI IN u me darling scheme had overtaKen some
tnc, aid that the manner Of the regiment leaving
tn. city atirdtd pretezt to get up most unseem-
y sid OUTRAGEOUS fire in the rear" As 20 the
natter Of coaches. Quartermaaler Buuton 10
to1mtd the writer that at VA'parafs0 passenger
cars won1d be furl tshed for the whole regiment.
If the regiment itself made no complaints, why
thou1d thuse who s,ay at homer
And now WhateVef the motives OF these gentle
meu may be is 1hl% time to cunti4 i4ne controversy
a.tu. the command Of the. regiment? Il per,
sisted in viii it not bring Disgrace disaster and
tt1n upon one Of The finest teslmenfs that ms
eoLe into the service. Will these gen
tIemen allow personal feeling to overcome and mar
their pat1lotltm2 undertake to say they nave
70 moral right to interfere IN the question OF sEah
officers any longer. The question Ii settled The
It glmel hse gone to the 1e1d and gentlemen viii
BE- dung thefr country aud Its cause res service
By nil all their tffotts to make the regiment
anti. further undertake to say that siol Shaf-
nssn haa already shown his ability to c3mmand.
SD think the line ttfcers Will endorse weas
tay il Ills Tetlect GOV. Yates. BY giving MIN
commission, has confidence in h;s ability
, 1862-09-08

4,cc0 bu do at 81 ~; 2.500 bu No. Red at 93c;
1,SG0 bu do at 91Hc; 10 600 ba do at sac;
5000 bu do at s2Hc; 2,5o0 bu do at SIC: 1,2oo bu
ats1Kc; 8,t00 bu Rejected Red at ssc; 500 bu No.
1spring at ssc; 1910 bu do at ss3xc; 1900 bn do
at ssc; 2.eoo bu No. Spring (in Mum & scott's)
at SIC; 80 bu do at 78c; 400 bu do at 7774c; Alto
b1 Rejected Spring st 65c-all in BtoEe; 400 bu
cuEdemned at Coo On track; 1C3 bags By sample st
CSC cn track.
CoRS-4eceiVed, 198,A28 bu; shipped, IT. 800
Dr. Advanced &c, tut closed quiet. Sales were:
6eoo nigh Mixed at 3tHc af1oat; 10000 bu do at
ale shoat; 5.t10 bu Mixed at 3.Hc afoas 5000 bu
do ats0c adoas; 5CC0b bu Rejected at &c aoat; 800
ou ielloW at a1c in store 500 bu do at SIC track
oeo nu Mixed at 291c in Rtore; s. COO bu do at
-Se IN sto1ei s,GD bu do at 294e in store 13 600
m do at zoe in Etose II 500 Rejected st &c In
store; 5,t00 bu do at z3Hc; 1000 bu do at 23e In
store.
| OaTS-Received, "a. .538 bn none ehlpped. Mar.
ket firm. Sales We're: 6,5c0 bu No. at Sc afloas:
lo,lt9 bu do At 32c in store; so bu do at 3lc in
| etore; 2,fU bu Rejected at CSC in store.
R1E-Received, LESS bu; shipped. none- Doll
ard heavy. sa1ee, 1,6o0 bu No. at 4ic in store;
! sU9 IN Rejected at a1c IN store.
BARLE1-Recefsed, 2n4s bu. Quiet and firm.
| sa!ea. 40 bu fair At &c On track
| HIGHW1NES-Buye1s and sellers we're apart in
their views, and the market Was inactive. Ssles,
81 hrls at aehc.
TIMOTHY SEED-uolders demanded fu11 prices
to which buyers would not accede, and the marset
| ruled dull.
sTGARS-Thc market is firm, without material
| chArge-
, 1862-09-08

At the request Of a number Of citizens who
think the tollowiog Card WAS not IS e1teu-
Eipely noticed as It should have been, and that
this beautiful and Instructive exhibition has
rot received Its full soare Of attention, We
ri pblish ftom our paper Of August 5tn, the
following Card:
Editors Ihicsgo Tribune:
Mr Fieher. one OF the exhibitors Of solomon's
Temple now On exhibition here. and who Was
Represented as being q Unfun man By the same
psstiea Who gave information, from ST. Louis. IN
regard to MTs. Shade. and Mr SluthoWer, assures
ri that they are both los and THAT Mr. hss TWO
soIs in the Union army, and the OCCASION Of rus-
p1cion grew on1 Of strong 1apgu.age used during
warm diecuesion OF p l1tics. As 1t IL tail as tG-
purlaur to prot*c II loyal, as to punish not,
please irfert tie ao0ve
Very respectfully. y. r. JAcoAs,
Se1'y War Com. T II. g. a.
take pleasure In certifying that have Eno "9
that be is worthy and firm Urion man.
STEPHEN EI.ART.
, 1862-09-08
MARINE NEWS
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT
Especial Dispatch to Chicago Trioune.1
nErEycr,r 4.rt q 1e...

Especial Dispatch to Chicago Trioune.1
DErHorr, Sept 8. 1867
BoUHD UP.-Prop. Merchant, bark Union.
Morgan, Lafrin1er Hunter, Geraldine, sunrise-
schr. Keuosba. Peck, Racer, Peoria, Mary B,o8u.
Harvest, Harmar. Richmond
DowH-Bark DaIubc. Canada, Jones; brig Pi1-
grim; Echr. Japan, Hamilton. Egau, Turk, Thora-
ton, Galley, Campbell, Logan, Grey, Cou1twriyht
C-qnette, Powell.
DETROIT, Sept. =, 1861
BOUND UP--Prop. Mohawk, bark Sardtnia,
brig Ferguson, Rchrs. Challenge, Yankee Blade,
Canborn, Tom Robinson, Hewman, Bay State,
Ketchum. Foote, Muskinguu1, Grant. Rayuor.
DowN-Prop. Tonawanda; bark Fleece. One
onta, Perew, Advance, Watson, America. Alexau-
der. Andersen; brig Gena1o; scd-- sinas, Moth
ezn. E1Tempo, Dolphin, AYre, Msnteag'e, Kate
Richmond, GEide, Baker, Algerine, MILE. Craig,
Mott, Morey, Dresdnaughe. Bausch, Walker, Lud-
dington, Lummis, Sew5all, Starlight, E hen Allen,
Roppock, DeWolf, Forkar, Ribbard, Milwaukee.
Bile, Pilgrim,
, 1862-09-08
DY GILBERT g. SAMPSON.
ATALcGUH SALE OF
SPLENDID OIL pAINTIEG8:


VIC will aell Oh WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Sept. 10Th and 1lth. att O'Clock each
evening, at our SQlesfuom.
So LAKE STREET,
One OF the finest collections OF Gil Paintings which
hss ever been offered in this IT, The are ali IN
Gold Gilt Frames, III are all trnm the we'll known
nufact II OF Ma cher Brothers. and every fr1me
Is guaranteed Gold Gilt In this snlescld collection
will be fund verF d choice pul- -ttngs,
fuch as the Heart Of the Andes atte' ChrcR by II tn
SFeadwel Fpls Crows Nest aud tu7a's F Fu'1tns NH,
By HardEtck; view hcm Vest Pe,nt oo tne Hudsons .s
hy Mup5op Cooks Wat.r Fail. n T. by Cuaru; ana
ofher equ.lly desra hish csnnos Be 5a 1eG
crt and twenty These Paint us: utl1 be 90 not
under limit" ut to the hslet b.drs a5 %1fh1ns a. e
teefdedly 70 their adEhr to def tuetr onrchsses
pnti1 fhfa sale en- they can get dne OIL FAINT
have done sales within the three yeaFa
past Th.se Fatz11nss wtt' he On s1nintioa on rtt.
ali an opportunity Of examining and judst'9 foK
thtm.elvee their merit. Ths Paintings and Framaz
se3n1sS.iw GILBERT : SAMPSON, Guctn-
, 1862-09-08

Swcrds, easher. Belts, RevoiEers OF all kinds
preeeptstion Ames Line snd Staff Swords. All
kinds Of military Goods Wholesale and Retail
GEO. T.. ABBEy,
sepH6s 1856 Lake Street,
, 1862-09-08
AAAAANU1S AND MI E1Ae1AH CANAL


ARR ID. Sept. s.
Gladiator, LaSalle, 5,s17 hu corr.
oeHpS110i Locsp9rt o. ba co.n, LOCO bu oats-
Com Frote, La5ale. 5EQu bu corn.
Unadilla, Mar.e.1et, NN bu corn.
Stare and Stripes. LaSa}ie, $50 ba corn.
Wasp, Lockport. Tor ba Corn
Belle. LaSale, s GCU hu corn.
Joat phiue, Ottawa. 5E bn COTE.
GaI1pa1di, Ott1ws, b2u0 tn corn
J 3 Preston, AUX Saale, S.Gt0 tu com, 1e6 bu rye
Gen Mcclellan. LaSa}le, $3.50 bu com.
contest, Morris, 5.5tU bu corn-
American Star. LaSasle, {. 81 q bn co7n-
Alabama. Lssa1le, 1851 nrle hour, $500 lbs fire
P1ai1ie Chief Lasallc 4c0 bu corn, $40 bu wheat.
lao bn rye.
CLEARED s.
Clyde, Seneca, RI, ,451 # lumber.
Nile, LaSa1le, Isl brs eair 81 3GD Ib5 bark.
Stars anu Stripes. ~orris.
Ottawa otIawa iG5 rs sngar a92 ID ndse, 800 lbs
| nalls, l,t5D Tbs dsh, sVj ns uiI.
Ontario. LsSalc, ISL brIs salt-
70! stl'ution- Lockporr, IS cords bark
EolDburg, Ottawa.
Ne11hrup, LasalIe.
! F. Doupef, LsSalle. 200 brIs salt,
Altzons, ale, o.243 +, lumber, II Il eiding SO
| m shirgles, ~ II 1ath-
| Ade!ia, JUlieL
! Il E Cox dell. Ottawa.
| Paragon Lasate. 9, s,21O lbs salt.
praltle Queen, Ottawa
Glasgow, Ottawa. 2,Is2 tbs iId:c, $50 bs sacs-,
america. LsSsll., a97 ? II tbs .aI.
, 1862-09-08

4 S S S I G n EE'S Sale.
Complete stock OF
Fine Jewelry, Gold & Silver Watches,
Silver and Plated Ware, Clocks, Masonic Goods.
&c.. &C.,
AT a U CTION n.
TUESDAY. SEPT, 9Th, AT 81 O'CLOCK L. II
(sale to continue until MI Is Sold,
At cur Aucttcn Rooms. Eos. IL IS and 50 Dearborn
Street. nearly opp site the Treuo,.e House.
We vii sell. without reserve, for cash the enttre
ttcck OF r. Cahery. assigned to tic,, " Grar Fso
Js1 uary 70 1851. cor tst Of Fine Cola Jcw+1ry of
81 XII ds Fine Go and silver Wstches Ct x. silver
Tea aid fahl: Spoons Forks, SILVER ana Silver
Pla.eo Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers Spoou7 Forks Sayerg
Cast rs ere,
also. 8 large lot Of Masonic Goods
Also. Two building lots lDeat d Prairie IN Chen
By order ot GEO a. GKAY, E.} A.s,.ne
seps-raa52t Auctionsessx
, 1862-09-08

f u EE N III q R 10.
Carpets and Silver Plated Goods
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Sert 9Th st 9h orclack, We viii sell
at Saletrnous large and extensive Of
hcseEHod, hahf Eauy and Walnut Furniture. &C.,
CONSULTING IN part Of elegant Chamber Suits With aud
Y fhunt marble t0la, D ain md marble top Bureaus
and asnstanJs Wal drooes. Tetc,41 etes Sfas Par
ltE Ctairs Easy, RocSng md Recepto chat-s; S.s1-
npts Hall Stunus Book Cases marble tip and pia,n
Genre Tahtea Work st1ods Piano Stools. Gard
Tahlee Ert+psfon Dining and Breakfast Tables Oak
and u a11ut Iad-s' DL.rE Cbs,s. Office and Cuttaga
Cbafrs, c. ne-Seat Eockers. Lounges.
CARPETs-RIch Brussels and Velvet Carpeta.
81 yER PLATzD GooDs-Rlsh b Chased snd 2! asn Tea
eetts Ice Fttchera Mugs Goblets savors Coffee aud
Tea UrDs, Spoo' Forks Buffers SYrups, and othex
Eoots- Sale positive md r thout reaerve
Be5u19SIt GILBERT T. SAMPSON Auct.r1,
, 1862-09-08
MON ETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. g. 1867
New York exchange is firmer to-day. We find
hut Ole house thai professes to sell 1t par though
there may be 8 few Others. Most OF them charge
Il and buy at pa1G3s discount; and few may re-
quire x off, OF course currency is more plenty.
Gold is higher. Buyers paid 17H@ts, though
the lower was the more u=ual figure. The rstes
here sre Of course governed By the New York
market, were the depressing effect Of the war
news put up the price tn 10 q ecur. pre1ulum-
Old Treasury Notes were bought at 7I74, the
lower being the more usual figure.
silver was bought at s3lo112- Selling price
1aI14.
New York Stock aad moEey Market.
By Telegraph NEW {oRK, Sept. 6. 1854.
First Bozsd-Railtcad stocks bettsz, but closed
Chi & RI; ;.....-- 66zs Mich. Central; -. 67x
f Ga'SRa spnf .c5n Chicago ~ F. y : {; lst So SO
mich sou e1a...... 62A Ill Cen. full stock. 65
GOVERNMENT sTocKs.
Q. $ Gs 81 coupons 99H demand notes. -1nS4
Registered --.,.... 99sl Treas, $40. .1oxzs
Second Board-Rather more steady.
Chi; i X. Island. 5"H s,ieh; Central ..... 67A
aoa:' 4 z Central S 81 xfad'nS IS s.
Pac Mail --..: ..1U7A Micn guar. 6233s
III. Central Scrip. Z
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
g coupons ....-. 991& U S con regist'd... 99145
MoSET.-Money easier at 4@5 per cent on
cal; sh46 per Cent for prime paper.
STERLING. exchange closed quiet at 1890 12913 for
mcrchant'e, and l3s'A for b7nke1's biil-.
American gold lowt1, opening at 13s59iS5<
per cent. PREMIUM
California gold bars quiet and nominal.
Government stocks rather more steady; q. 8.
e. of 81 al ~ Treasury notea at -02Hz
9l.t3h.
/ Total exports in specie to-day st, ss6s .949.