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The New York herald., 1862-11-14
News from Fortress Monroe.

FoRTaHs. MoEzos, Nov. IL, 1861.
sylvester Buell. formerly of Albany. N. Y, was found
drowned In tho moas yesterday Hs had bscn for
days tho guard house for dssertoo and attempted T.
his escape by jumping through the embrasure into
the moat, and being unable 70 swim, drowned.
General Corcoran and sta6 arrived u Fortress Monroe
this morning.
Major General DIX went 10 susbk to-day review the
troops st that place.
Tho Petersburg Esp~es Of Nov. 10 has tho following;
The shos. Of recognition Of the southern Confedecy
France and England, After having been solemuiy
evoked for the tenth time, hes again been dismissed 20
the shades below where hope will remain for the
balance Of the war. We tired Of the feaksh reap
pcarsuce OF this phantom and wish 10 II again
paraded before the public eye.
The Erprsss also says-ws have Information that the
enemy are In possession Of wiamstoa and Hamilton, IA
Martin county, and large federal force marching
Tawsboro. Our small fsrcss engaged them at wiiams
ton but the cnemy's overwhelming numbers forced
70 fall back. Our loss is twelve; the encmy's
hundred.
Much damage was done TO the Buildings by shcllog in
wilamston and Hamilton.
Cars have been ordered 70 1Awsboro 10 move govern
ment horses. On Tuesday night all our available iorccs
around Kingston received marching orders 70 near
Newbern they could ges consequently expec, stir.
ring news from that direction We beleve Weldon
IL the POINT the enemy wsh 10 reach.
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Tho hospital patients are ali removed and the places
,atsly occupied by them have been ceased The baks-
ries which ntertersd materially with the heating cf the
library rooms, and nuisance, were taken away
Few DAYS ago upon pcremptory ordor of tho President
THE ARMY MAILS.
The mails from the army to day werc Immense. A
large portion OF etters addressed army head
quartors.
APPOINTMENT.
william n. Fleming, d New York, has been appointed
PaymAstcr in the army.
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Arrival or the Prize Steamer Scotia.

The prize steamship Scotia, Acting Master D. Rogers
from Fort Royal ). g., sth inst arrived al this port
yesterday moruing. The Scotia captured ociobc-
"a or Bulls pay, ny the Unod States gunboats Resi-
less and Flag the rtcusrs Of which have boon a,saay
., b.ished. The following arc the 0hiccrs Ia charge
ADM Ad,tes-J. u. Rogers Commanding.
Secs,la ASis,ant Epgtnssrs--Thos. A. Stsvess VIM IL
UAdeu.
THIRD ssst.s0et 6uyiscrs-N. s. Casstu. z, Staats
ae,no Mu,eYis .'cx.s-1 A. Smuh, glsr N
p vAIw
The New York herald., 1862-11-14
serenade to Mrs. President LAncoAn in
Boston.

From the Boston Advertiser, Nav, IL.
serenade given last evening TO Mrs Lincoln by
gentleman holding important office under the govern
ment The brigade band played pleasing selection Of
operatlc and popular airs and Mrs. Lncoln than
ce appeared at the window and waved her hankerchef
IN acknow ledgmept of the cheers ard applause OF those
bsow OF those In the crowd had the bad taste to
cheer Gen. Mcclellan and also Gen. BURNSIDE repeatedly
during the sereRade
(Fron the Boston Courer.l
Some Of the gallant republicans Of this city showsd
heir devotion the alliance with high place, by
performing ssorsnade - Mrs Lncon, al the Park Houss,
a. remarkably early hour hss night The crowd Nas
conveniently sUal and mt the concuson Of the rsA air
by the baud, patriot cried odtThree cheers Tor Mo-
Ciellsp 80 which there response with wilt and
IL was repeated more than once. After comp z,eDe
paid ia this way the lady, OF course and to other
pctsonages disn guhsd IN some way, doubt though
there seemed no particular association Of their
with the occas, somo one called for three cheers for
he Commander. n-Chef. Whether frrm hesitation 70
who itmht be, or from indspostsn, couia naa ie
but he response exceedingly fesbles in faci u
ed but couple Of voices anawerod. Then "Lttle
Mac, given before. and for sught know, II
g have been often from the evident sentiment Of the
bytsndcrs for sid not remain until oonolusion o
hc rerfo NANCE Tho serennde continusA some tws
hours.
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Court CsIeudar-Th,s Day.

SUPREME KtotRr--CRcun--lnrt t-Nus 55ol, 1905, S041
s0s5, 8227, $3.50 8s05, 1897, 1915 Part 2-Nos 4oC2
5010, 1919, SOFA, S0i4h, Ss32, 1858.
SUPERIOR C0uRr-part l-NVs COS, ps1, 2,49, e0S 2col
2pT7, 2,3f, 29s5, 2gs7 1859. 2fi. 2sS. 2j9,. ,sa1
2gyy Fart 2-Nos 1890, 1864. ass 25cS. 2xi.> 1Ssa
2Sse. 25sS, $3.50, ahg2, 2i9l
The New York herald., 1862-11-14

sra Persons Went Through TOnsOrinI
operatops without delay yestcrdaJ at the
franklin Hair Dressns and Bathing Rooms corner Broad
Dey The facilities ater than ~ ss.
other place kind in the worI, snd, unitr the ma
pagement of WIN. L. PROCH, everything soes like clock
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Taw GRAM AT BUfpALs Conn FORWARD The
Buffalo E1rea estimates thas the receipts Of grain that
port. for the rsxt succeeding fifteen dag, will DO only
about ,9ss $50 bushels, which, added to their stock
wl kc ths total amount 10 be movvd between this and
the 10Th OF November $50 busiaes, portion OF
NcN York for their winter stock II wheat There were
between three end four hundred canal boaes at Buffalo
last Tuesday, and IS per cent oil which were grain
boats with carrying cspacity Of about 900 hashes
Ssy san boAis cleared daily for the fifteen days
viii bg .u cent to take away &300 900 bushels of the
1858 $50 bushels supply. Allowing MINUTES for
ocsso al Briehton lock 24o0 boats loo each way
rau pasr through that cck during the next attesn
days Nue hundred boats will be sufficient TO take the
SOC 0Og bushels between this time and the goth inst
Leaving SOC bs~hs for frsighs other than grain. y
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FIre in pIitchell. q. W.

Mr,xKlr, Nov. Is, 1851.
Al, 1,ro o-day destroyed whole block Of buildings
- ~ ha. - rortiop Of che towu. Loss about sac 900
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Brilliant Cnrtes de Visite Photographs.
Ut HOLMES Park Gallery, 264 Broadway, n B-To say
pictures equal the BOwery N " tho
diamond is equal to postage stamp ~ pea dozen.
ignottes, 81
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FredrfcIks u Co.'s New Gallery, 110
do vso 81 por dozen large Photographs 81
The New York herald., 1862-11-14

Photographic PrintinG-In Large
Quantities. done for the trade by A. rURNkR ID Nor
81
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The Musical Bouquet md Lndy's DE
contains the Musc nj three cents page and
al the best addresses the city for lady purchases
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l2 Cm1les de Visitc, 81, at Vaughan, 228
Bowery; equal amy in broadway for 81 Notce-Gsiery
irx
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Prime Fresh Venison ne Retail. 12,fcy'
per pound Washington Market, Fulton street side, ttnf
the ish market DAVID III. CLARK.
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CoaRE raS.--The steamship New York, which arrived
on Wednesday night. left Southampton the s0t, ut
b.aeng 81 passengers, NOT 1876, as enormously re-
pcr,ed. Ter actual running tme was thirteen days and
sayan aolp
The New York herald., 1862-11-14

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, preservative and
wig depot retail No. Astor House. Ihe
Dye liz applied by experienced arisa
The New York herald., 1862-11-14

Eight Cartes do visito for 81, ut e..
RALCII'S. 1873 BowerY.
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Trusscs.-Mnrsh Is CO,--Radical Cure
Truss Oicc still No. vesey street. House No
connection With any ovsr oAos Of sas same mana Assdy
The New York herald., 1862-11-14

BaIchelor's unb Dye--shc Beat In the
world nslananeous harmless and reabe Sold by drug
,s snd pert Factory. ~ Barclay street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-A Fl crniu,r OF
I2L paid prizes Tnfnrmaton furnished HRAsss
price pa,d lor doubloops. American gold aud s.ivsr
TAYLOR a co, Bankers, i6 Wall street New YORK .
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Prizes Cashed I'm All 1.cGafizcd Lott<-
ries, Information given. JOslsPh BAfES,
Broker. III wall street. room NO. |, New York
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Eight Cnrtes de Vtsitc for $l-Eguai -
the bes. MADE BALcIIS, 233 Green c ~, Barclay
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Hurs Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown;
best IN Depot No. Barcay sroot and sold bY Al
druggists-
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David's Fall style Of GentlaaAeu'a Hass.
2o9k Broadway, near Dusue street.
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Fashionable PhrenOloGy.-What IL
Technically termed sane head" man Ia gene rally to
be detected by the Hat upon IT, all the finest heads OF ths
cvthose OF writer's statesmen and leading crensbeng
which calls crowds 70 No. 2i2 Broadway daily
The New York herald., 1862-11-14

Ladies' Fors-At Banta's, No. 357 Canai
Elegant Mink Capea hiuns and Collars ChilareoH
Fura dents outer and Beaver Fur Caps; Laes Fuk
Hoods GLOW, Misses and Boys Eur Collars Fur Trim
ming and Swln's Down. Furs repaired or altered.
The New York herald., 1862-11-14

Trusses and supporters-At Marsha,
Of Broadway and Ann street. under Bsrnums Mu
scum lady attendarA
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Whites Splendid Dress anu Soft Hn u,
with hrc assortment OF Ladies' aud Gentemen's FnrA
attract universal attention nj ZIG Br02.iway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-14

Ladies Cam Obtain EcnutfFWl Cater
Baots Balmoras India Rabbcrs &c. with boys, HsseS
and chldrens Boots and Shoes AL styles and prioeA ~
M1LIsR A co. ., 3S7 Csna streot
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ALarRf Coxsrocx Secretaries
PpOrRUs SCHULZ y -
Y oar a LIBERAL RKwARD.- .-srRAvED, AN IaAL
tan ereynound slut answering 70 the name OF Fairy
- ~ ss,isrr cellar with n paddock. and name cngrsve<
,n,a M ubersi reward paid upon her return 70 No -
siuyvessnt street
ne,a sKwARp LOST, IN A BROADWAY TO FOR
AZtt ty.second street omnibus, on Thursday evening
- Pckctbuok, containing Sl20 In Treasury notes and
Poss currency The Under will receive the above reward
AND no quosoas ssked by returning " i Nassau street.
room No l.
oE GIRLS wANTHD-FINfsHERs AND BUgIOq
I'd mole MAKERS, tor miltary work at l5t Clinton kc7
Also frat aor TO sAk charge of custom ycrh 49,
ps, And 81 adv vovk Tor hs viuseh Auyy iahK SrsA
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Wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
Moldavia Cream, for beauty lug tha hnAr, ~ w. A.
BATCHEIoRS, IS Bond street
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PRISONERS PAROLKD.
number Of the sick and wounded rebels here have
been rarocd and sent 10 Richmond, va Baltimore aud
Fortress Monroe
THE NEW JERSEY UNITED STATES sxsAroRsHrp.
From information received here, the friends Of FIX.
Governor Browne or New Jersey confidently expect that
ne will be elected 10 the United States Senate.
THE CONDITION or COL. M'CoNNIHR.
Lieutenant Colonel John hcCsunbe, who wounded
al shiloh arrived here to-day, to have piece Of bone Of
mia left arm exciscd by Surgeon Clymer
THE ROBES OF THE supsxxE COURT ABOLISHED.
In the Supreme Court the black silk robes are aboshes
the new members being to them, and at the
.e.aoo the Judges will sit In sidple broadcioth
oxs. oaoyKR oRprREp TO GEs. BANKS coyNASr.
Bisaaer General Grover has been ordered to rccr, to
General Banks, and has gone 70 New York. General
Grover lately commanded General lilo kers old division
RESERVATION or rus cApiroL.
@ Capitol 10 nearly ready Tor occupation BY Congress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-17

~ HHDS. CHOICE SUGAR JUsT
" Received and for Sale at Reduced Prices, By
ROBERT HANNA s Co,
mar2f.RI2 l6g and III River-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-17
BUSINESS NOTICES
WAR CLAIMS.

Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs: Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out Of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commissary, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, snd we will send
a copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
complished what we undertake.
C. G. BRUCE,
Ofiee-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland septlb:R3I
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NEW YORK MARKET.-OcrOber 1o.

L giSU 10, ItIhe market was unsettled at the open.
Sales o. 26 bbs, at 40 for superfne state;
sb6lG1OO tor extra state S6,25 40 for supertne
western; S6,75d7,25 for common TO medium extra
western S7.l0G7,5O Tor common to good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio; $40 IS 70 for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Market scarce IND frmer.
Salessof $50 bbls at S6,T5G7OO for common, ard $3.50
RYE FLOUR-Market rules steady at $3.50
CORN NIEAL-Market in fair request. Sales of
100 bbls $3.50 for Jersey, and 100 bbls Brandywne
WHisKY-Marlet steady Sales of 700 Bbls at
WmEAT-Market unsettled and irregular At
the opening the market was heavy and much depress
ed, but afterwards with increased demand the mar
ket became firmer.
OOO bush Milwaukee club at 81 sal "a 1000 bush
amber Iowa at 81 34l,.6 1900 bnsh winter red veg
tern at 81 ,39dl 43; 1900 bush amber Michigan at
ss40sI, ,i6 $500 bush white Michigan at 81 s4dI so;
OO7OO bush red Illinois at sOOOdOOO; 1900 bush am
Der red State at 81 4+l46 O1OO0 bush Racine spring
red Long Island np.t.
RHE-Market scarce and firm. Sales 1900 bush
commen western at 7l55c, and Sc for state.
BARLEY-Market is active and in fair request,
Sales 1000 bush at sl5Gl25 for state; and sl,3 for
old Canada East.
CORN-The market is opened very heavy and clos.
ed &c higher Sales 1000 bush at 67665c for shipping
mixed western, intending one cargo very choice al
&C 6l06jc for eastern and 569JCc for damaged and
heated ng52o for -, western Yellow and 75g76c
oats Market is active. Sales at 55515sc for COM
mon 10 prlTnei agGb0c for choice.
GOEEEE-MHrket in more active and firmer
Sales l5O0 bags of rio at 25a2TEc; 1900 bags Santas
at 2IdZsc; 46j bags do skimmiugs at Z5I{c-fOur
months.
SJGAR-Raw more active and frmcr. Sales 3lO0
hhds al ysGlOc for Cubai lrc to lOj6tIl55c for New
Orleans, and 3,3lS boxes Havana at cyclic. Refined
good demand and firmer.
MOLASSES-Q Quiet Sales 5Ohhds Barbados at
43c.
HOPS-Market steady and unchanged.
fORIl-Demand tive and prices higher. Sales
1879 obs at Sl l4 30 for mess, closing sellers
al inside quotations. Sl2r2SIl2,35d for prime I5s
$3.50 for prime mess. Included in sales l,sll bbls
SlHOO.
tEEFF-Alarkst quiet and steady sales 100 bbls
e5,5097 09 for prime Sl2,0O9I3,75 for for repacked
mess SsOOglU,75 for ness and sls, ls,5OGliS7sc for
extra mesa.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market quiet and with
out decided change.
BEE EAMS-Market steady and unchanged.
CUT TMEATS-Market dull and trihing sales at
~ shoulders, and II for hams.
BACON slDES-Market more active, and large
demand. sales 200 boxes including long ribbed aud
short clear mdd.es, &C. deliverable in December and
January on p. t.
l4ARD-Msrket rules irmer and in good demand
and fair business doing Sales 800 bbls at l0550
liec, including $50 bbls for December and January
delivery at l075dIO@c.
IJ9gz4c for State.
,ChEEsE-sla in fair demand and firm, at
stk4l04c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-17
FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Oct. l6.
The rebels are still at work up the Ohio
river. They took fifteen negroes from the
steamer Cordelia yesterday above Smith
land.
The rebels camped Tuesday night four
miles from Caseyville.
Colonel Whitney's regiment from Shaw
neatown, started in pursuit Of them yes
terday.
The steamer Exchange also landed 900
infantry and two pieces Of artillery above
Caseyvlle Tuesday. They are also in
pursuit.
The mail taken from the Hazel Dell has
been recovered.
An arrival from Helena says that last
Saturday, a battalion Of the second I'd
Wisconsin cavalry went out on the St.
Francis road to LaGrange, where they
were attacked by the twenty-seventh (27)
Texas Rangers, and driven back ten miles,
when the first Missouri came up to their
assistance. Twelve rebels were captured,
including q Lieutenant Colonel The
health Of the troops at Helena, are imprOv-
ing
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LAST NIGHTS DISP4FOHEs.l
THE WAR IN KENTUCKYI
The Rebel PFiVateeFS at Work!
Great number Of Ships Destroyed!
News from the Southwest!
THE WAR IN The EASTI.
The Rebel PFiVateerS at Work! /!
treat number of Ships Destroyed!
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, October 10.
Innumerable unauthenticated rumors
are ahoat this evening, among them that
Humphrey Marshall, with his whole force,
is retreating towards Irvine, Estel coun-
ty, with gadier-General A. J. Smith
after him.
Quite a number of rebels, without arms,
arrived at Richmond last night, reporting
that there forces had been thoroughly
whipped. They say that Kirby Smiths
forces, on the morning of the 18th, was
drawn up in line of battle at Big Hill,
eighteen miles southeast Of Richmond.
At Lexington heavy firing was heard all
day, indicating the retreat of the rebels
and sharp pursuit by our forces.
Rumors are current at Lexington that
detachment Of our men had separated
John MOrgan's band, which were trying to
concentrate and retreat in the direction Of
Gallatin.
Crittendens command is said to have
captured 800 beeves and 100 wagons on
Thursday from the rebels.
Gen. BuelFs main army passed through
Crab Orchard at II oclock yesterday morn
ing, and if unimpeded by skirmishing
must be near Rock Castle river, while
Bragg main force is supposed to be near
Lcndon.
headquarters, as Iar as advised, tlrIuh
Buell. is pressing the enemy's rear sharply,
and that the foregoing reports relate to
skirmishing along the enemy's rear. Buell.
will force them into fight or capture their
whole army.
S. D. Bruce, Colonel Commanding at
Bowling Green, says we have thrashed the
rebels at Springfield and Keysburgh, be-
sides breaking up their camp. Their camp
at Trenton will be attacked tomorrow
Woodward is at Trenton with 500 men,
and Johnson has gone to Caseyville.
Thomas D. Carr the sheriff of Fayette
county, brings a report to Lexington, of
heavy fight yesterday, from in the fore
noon till II in the afternoon, between
Lexington and Richmond, in which the
rebels were utterly routed-they throwing
away their arms an accoutrements by the
thousands. We captured 1900 head of
cattle, and large quantity of arms and
quite number Of prisoners.
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FRO1T WAsHNGrnN.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
A dispatch from Harpers Ferry states
that an advance has been made.

WAsHIEaroE, Oct. 10.
A dispatch from Harpers Ferry states
that an advance has been made.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoroMAc, I
Oct. 16, Pm.
An important reconnaissance was made
to-day in the direction Of Winchester.
Hancock's Division left this morning on
the road toward Charleston. Three miles
from Bolivar they came upon the enemy s
Dickets. who retired to within half mile
of Charleston and formed in line Of battle.
They covered the approach to Charleston
with artillery. A battery was soon
placed in position, and an artillery en-
gagement ensued, lasting two hours, when
the rebels retreated to the hills beyond the
town. We lost one killed.
The rebel Captain Smith, Of the Rich
mond artillery, and eight men were cap
tured.
Hancock's troops entered Charlestown
at II o'clock, the enemy leaving 100
wounded behind.
At o'clock we advanced and drove the
enemy from the hills, and at night occu-
pied a position two miles beyond the
town. The rebel army occupies position
extending from Bunker Hill to the Shen-
andoah.
Mcclellan arrived at Charlestown al
o'clock, remaining during the night.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND lIARKETs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, 2
MEpNEspAY EYENINa. OcfObar Is. Iaf2

WEDNESDAY, EyENISG, October 10. 1852 J
RECEIPTS-29,OOO bush wheat. car corn
and car barley.
FLOUR-The market to-day has been very much
unsettled. Holders asked 81 20 on Change without
sales Subsequently 1000 bushels, and 400 bushels
free Or tUard at slls, and cars track at sll5.
At the close the telling Is better Indiana white sold
at 81 24asl Is, and Ohio do at sl,27.
The recent advance of gold and foreign exchange
has very much excited the -four and wheat market.
The mills in this city have advanced the price Of their
best red wheat -four from s55z to Sc of their best
white wheat brands from So to s5k and all press
ed with more orders than they can I'LL promptly. The
retail price is SOC barrel higher. Flour packed in
4 and Z Dbl sacks is held 2Oc barrel higher than
that in barrels. Country mills troubled fOr cars
to transport their -four and but little is now in the
warehouses of our commission merchants. Red
wheat has gone up fom slo4, ten days ago, to slls
white from s1,l5 to $3.50.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 10th inst. says Of
thesr markets OF the 18th inst The advance in -four
to-day was fully 75c per barrel closing at 50 for super
fine. Extra, which soldat sI,65 Saturday, brought
s55 to-day, and it could have been sold in the after
noon at s,25. The average advance since the move
ment commenced is 81 per barrel on superine, or
fully 50 per cent Wheat advanced SC per busseI to-
day and at the close Of the day still higher prices
we're asked.
BUTTER-steady at lie for choice Western Re-
serve.
EGGs-Steady at lie.
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HOUSE, FURNISHING ARTIoLRs.-At the old es-
tablishment of ". P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Wsre, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen.
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OPTICAL.
L. II. sOLOMONSON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line ofany
the trade. Prom his long residence in this City,
ana the extensive Patronage received during that
time, he would say to his old riends and the public
generally, that no effort that could be Put forth to
secure he very best quality of Crystal Glasses ground
under his own Inspection to suit the eyes in all ca
ses curing weakness dizziness or Inflammation of the
Eye and imparting strength for long reading and fine
shment as the most reliable 10 get the best articles
In that line that can be obtained has become an es-
vice it is: GO TO SOLOMONSOE'S, (make no mis-
take,) l30 superior-St., under the American, and
there you will find the best kind Of SPECTACLES
adapted to your sight.
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and Philosoph-
ica Instruments Astronomical Telescope from SO 70
$40; Surveying Instruments various prices; large
stock Of Microscopes, from 81 TO SIS Marine Tslss
eope5, Spy Glasses, large variety; Lenses Prisms
Rye Glasses, Pocket Compasses, BarOmeters, &c.
R9- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
perfect as natural.
,,OTEIoE-NO. 100 superior-st, under the American
Hotel. apr2
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SAG HARBOR. i. L

SAG HAhBOR, .. /, Oct. 10.
a sad accident occurred here to-day du-
ring trial Of the James projectile in the
presence of some French and Russian Off
GERS Of artillery and considerable con-
course of citizens. Owing to accident or
carelessness a shell exploded, killing Hen
ry Beverlan Of this village, and severely
wounding c. T. James, S. P. Bryan, Capt.
Jas. Smith, and C. Berger, a French officer.
Several others were also more or less
wounded.