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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
prn Goods.

Urr GOODS.
,-~------>~---~~--
RIGH SILKS r,l YAGWCM
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY
for tho
RETAIL TRADE per STEAMER CHINA,
and win BE-
OPENED on MONDAY.
MORE ANTIQUE,
MAGNIFICENT QUALITY
In al the now and most desirable shaded
PLAIN and BROCHE TAPFRTAS,
Rioh and elegant for Evening Dresses.
BUYERS WILL FIND THESE GOODS
WolTHY OF THEIR ATTENTION
ALSO,
BLACK, PLAIN, and FANCY SILKS
III GREAT VARIETY
BrRANG ADRIANCE,
No. 3s5 Broadway.
DRY GOODS AT RETAIL.
~ STRAHG ADRIANCE,
No. 3s5 BROADWAY,
tBetwosn Leonsrd and Franklin ss New. York;
HAVE NOW OPEN
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
BLACK, PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
in GREAT VARIETY.
MERINoEs,
OTTOMANs.
ALPACAs.
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
PLAIN AND FIGURED pOPLINS.
WOOL PLAIDs.
ALL OF WHICH VILE BE OFFERED
AT VERY LOW PRICES
CCARLET AND BLUE CLOTHS.
, 0nsh hale vi
MONDAY.
sTRAN0 ADRIANCE,
No. IS, broadway.
CLOAKS AND SACQUES.
~ A LAkoE ASSORTMENT NOW OPEN
SuApLS on EVERY DESCRIPTION
sTRAE0 Il ADRIANCF,
No. $50 broadway.
GEO. CAIEY's
~ BLACK CLOTH CIRCULARS and sAcouEs from
SIS to 81; now ta.dy for .ale.
Eo. as BROADWAY.
GFO. CAREY
Late CuAs SrnEtr Co,
Second Sore ny from. ubdo,i, Pe.r.on L Lsis's.
NEW cLoAKs'
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
NEW cLoAKs-AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
NEW cLoAxs-AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE,
NEW cLoAKs-AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE ..
NEW CLoAKs-AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
NEW CLoAEs-AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
NEW SIIAwLS,
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
o. FASHION ASD DESIGN,
no. -. BOwERyl
". H. ROBERTS.
EREAT BARGAINS!
" GREAT BARGAiSsi
In BLACK sILKs.
In PLAID SILKS
Ia PLAIN faLKs.
In FIGURED SILKS.
ALL FROM AUCTION,
And IS to 20 Pf.R tESI BELOW EfoILAR fn!C Is 4
CRYsIAL PALACE fMfuMrN
Ne .. hoMrRY
A SUPERB sTocK u,-
~ OF FRKsCiI AID nRITisH
DRESS GOODS.
Tfalgos. EMPRESS CLOTHS
Moiiiils. rLkIns.
At AUCTION rnicrs
AT CRYSTAL PALACE knrUruN,
No s;i BO"FRr
nALMORAL SKIRTS
- BALAoRaL SKIRTS
OUR OWN r%ronrsriox.
TIE LARors1 sTOcE yyER OFFERED
~ RETAIL.
At TIP Why LOWEST
WHOLESALE fHiCfs
CRYSTAL PALACE tMroniuN
No. ~ BOHTnY,
". II KObfRrs.
BLANKETSu
10 c..s. y, ,....I III WOOL
% 800 fiia;vSTIirTs d
Aro''rhD rAh''o'' ~ i"A hlnbsiscE IN GOLD
RrTAiIrD At WHOLESALE rEicEs
okisIAI. PALACE EMPORIUM.
w. 80 ~ w. n ROBERTS.
BLUE, PURPLE,
PrARL. AsC ."HsAB CLOTHS.
1.D
FnFsCH FLsfSrts,
AT TiIr Why LOWEST rNcfA
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
'' ''' -" W. II nopERrs
IL Will orEs on MONDAY
La LYONS VELVET CLokrs
~ CIRCULARS AID JACQUES.
'''' oEo CAmY.
No. - Lfosi~a7
L.e CuAa STaafT Co.
sssond ssoT. az nom 4 S.dsi ii'..on l't'
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
" WORTH OY INV MILLINERY a91ps,,
.g.lo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19

ATT. BLUXoMEs.
Aaeion, having teen haade to cur resr rock sy large
s'-'''' '''' ~ AUCTION sALgs.
We shall Offer 90 MONDAY. O.'ctG TO-
50 Cartons Splendid SASH Ribbons ., 70 cEs 'eIih . 81
% Cartons EatrS Rie Oh Fooled nisbOas g IN. werh 81
20 Cartons Rich Isds srd Fscy Siyies &c. Nss.h &c
70 Cartons Bel Plsda, g.. worth 81 cents.
Seo Ca-seas Black Trimming Rob Iediest p.eeS
,s cariors Black yelve. Ribbons, les, qosf'y.
80 Black with cooTeG odges.
700 Cartons Colosed Velvet Iibbons, oil wdtss
Busle 6inps ia great variety.
Dress Ornaments, and Cord AID Tssfel'.
Velvet and silk Ribbons
sni and MehaiI Bia;as ard Bindings.
TIE eheapes, 10, Ct Linen Cantrs HsndieIclie'' In II.
80 doz HeIn.titchsd Fiardkerchies a, IA. worth soe
o. doz Hemstitched Hand crchieis - &c.. worth c
~ de- Hems,tehed Handkes chiefs a. sl worth 81.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs.
Ditto in color,.
80 -ori Edsings and rrsertinsa
v,o,n,ir. l..
French Needle -work Bands
linen Collar Raft TRAVELLING Collar, and sei, Noun.
HuMinss Insnt:' Waists, Tides, sws Mu,n, CsDbre,
!sconess, Figured Musins.
BLACK CULTURE LACE.
choice ssso.tment
BLACK THREAD LAcEs.
vALENcrENNE LACEs.
THREAD AND rUsHER LACE Walls.
SHETLAND Walls.
Joed Blondes. Bonnet Lsees, Illusion Lsce' Oh wid'h'
T. Bsrsre. IN al color, SIX Tissue di.!0 Gsazs Walls
Dotted Lsee Walls, al priees
LADIES AND cHILDRENs GLOVES.
100 doz Feecy-lntd Gloves at Is cents worth ..
100 doz Fkecy-lned Gloves a, 50 cents worth 10
MERIEO GLOVES, -. ,.,,o
SILK GLOVES
woRsTED KNIT ARTICLES.
Had made goods Of all desc1 pdons, the Tfeliss rd
ehoice.. ss.or town. nn's Boos Lesspsl Soczs'
Hood Soriass, i,Goias, iioods seals &c.
NOTIONS AND SMALL WARES
We Keep every variety Of IhTeds, Needles, Pins Tapes
Brsss Conas SCISSORS Hs BEusael. Hoos and Eyes tIs
ts and Cords Gslter Lsces Dte's Laees Oed sss
Wt.Ielones Dress Shields. Wax Bead, Ptsr AID Agate
Hrt,o.a, So wing slks, Head Nets, IN great variety.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Comprising
y3oweis Fess,os, Plane De Cope, Felt RoEnstt sad
Hats, 81. az Goods. Eonnot Frames Hand
made RgcLos. T..
NP-syceill attention il esled,> s,yes Of n1d~uI
s'''' ID ''' IGl.I;4ED BoYgETs AND HATS.
J. BLUxOME, No. LII Fro. dRsy, cor 25tbsi.,
Opposite Worth Monument.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
nrp GOODS.

A T KlNZEYs
BARGAINS on MONDAY.
LARGEST LACE AND RIBBON
GOODS GOiNG UP
=, s,.,.r'',,,,,.. kinney SELLS At OLD PRICES,
WEIR, MR. fiSzEY WOULD AfoLcGizE Y 70 rh ios7
VINO WE'RE u:!Agia; 10 Fl SERVED BUT H0PT3
THIS WEEK, TO SERVE ALL.
GLOVE pyPARrMENA
GENTS KIDS iaucton Iotsj &c.,, ;Jc, eOc.
tsE G cstP s,s s TtREbI bA asS i M
AnGrT0 ~. L0I, OF GL0yEs &C., iCe., ize Ii.
GENTS LINED GLOVES, Zoe, !3c.
mN rx AYR ST TTl r,si MEMO 2ec &c.
100 plFfEEl:iI sTY LES oF LADIES, GENTS MIssEG
AND BOYS FINE GLOVES, from sc. up
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
sco FAIRS LAp,E Go C9TT9N , Lose cc ise, $780,
ENgLIsiI MERiE0 HOSE. Bic. .. , ... Fl. .,f
WHITE MERlNO HOSE IL SIZES, 2sc.
LADIES' SILK nos XII n 4E f sf9hss 81 in PLAIN AND
Ps AZ ,It HOSIERY is T, aSp Glc1s
kiszEY HHs EvEHW HRiIcLE XbvEkTisED..
AID stills AZ THE PRICES ADVERTISER.
sr ., ,o..,rns .u.- BONNET DEFARTMENE
FELT AND Plush eoN"Ers, 81 a. .,oo.
EVERY STYLE, pc, nc Sc, So. sse '"''"h"' i"
LEGEohN GLooMERS. ne, &C, 7Sc;, sc:
IN EVERY SHAPE &c.. sc. &c sac, 81 siG' ''""'
BOSHET yELVETs, ALI coioRs' ! fysrd ~ L
"0'""' AND i'''''' ''A"S' AL" ''h0hs'
gpv scu y,ov,,ps W., p. FLOWER pg;rIAHrxrN1
sLoWERs FROM Al ilO. &c., Sc, c., splsy.
FRENCH FLOWERS, &c., dc, sor. bunch.
FEATHER DEPARTNpx,D
FEATHERS AND PLUMEs IL fv i. co i Or sYYIi
"''D TRIMMING vrrvzrs
900 sSo r rIE5F sILK yELyETs, &c. 2:c.
100 PiEoIS SILK vEi.vtis Soer .c ' -.
' ''"' N''' '''' '0c'' &c Teawvrxna
IN BUoLH VELVET SILK AND woRsrFf t''""'Nos
''' ''''"
ExANINr RIsRors .. O.. NSboN iLFAhihENT.
= Yssi;fii- li'b 1D.'S' ,c.' 's;
FXaNiNS niTDoSs "a
KxANisE hi5BoSs' Sic Sic Sc.
E }, h.5b0Ns, So, sh.
%, 80 I1l4 SS is s.; 6: sfr- ,,. al.
600 FANCY CASHMERE AID SILK seARfS' Sc ''.
crrnfpu,o,v sr,, fonD!toiDkkf DEPARTMENT.
; s sEi,1t,s0H s shTs' % ,Se., 81.
r Xxx c STLLtss' 4, 10; sP
!. III ,, " 'y,,',AhS ~, ,e- -, ,,,,, ,
s-J .,tEDLkN Daln BANDS. &c. CD
$50 REL LACE COLLARS, SC, . 50 So
.AOts AND EDviSO5, le: up
A1yep LIN LACE VAIL, lae-, $50
90, ,,,,.,,., $500, Srt,'' ~ Walls, We up
us,;ukrs,turr nrp.urvpx~
,,snirr oso do,.n q. s,d 4, a IN y. ~ "
-, Jox''5 A I.I-rl..fr. - - Ia -
10 iersn A N -LINtS IL I1r rs ia -"
~ i2.sn - -. =, ~ ~ g. &c, &C. I've
-. 49, 49, 80 -, d, - 80: =, t.e. &c &c 2sc
- sof'" ~ i..'E.' hr"nED, 49, 1se
=, s.-n -. 80 !. !. ~ -. &C.. .'c.
~ a'f'' ~. - = y 49,, 49,. 49, &C. 90
70 dozen ORAs5 Ll.,Ln. &c. JIG.
- dozen MOURNING LINN, Ice, Gle &c.
GOODS AT
EignIH AhfSCE PRICES.
-
- - - nfNis' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
100 GE.I3 Idl.tLfLl LiSES COLLARS lee b.
-. -. 80 - rniEh noi-LAf.s &C.
- LiSsn s.iikr bUsUas ne. lsc, &c
80 n ~ I. sfxniiLs -, ny. isc,s &c.
% bENln NtAhFs, I!e 2'ci 5'c., &c.
90 paiss scsPEADEks. i9r. NJ. .
SfNtL-'OiTcNS AXE OOINc-
90 dos,n sPooI-c0irUss, e. aossa.
SD dorm sHOJl-(DIlDt, loxro
,ESlfSE BEST
AMP n. PAPEA.
COATS NEEDLES
slEi SELLS BEsr HOOKS AND EYES, ac-
iNLEi SILL, Ms' uiNt Wlsi, "c sfoOL.
lSLf1 sEi.l.s sLNlNo s!LhS, 70 DOZEN
lNLft stills WOhkiN1 COTTON &c.
4 ANUAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
Urn GOODS.

, FASHIONABLE
FURNISHING GOODS.
ELEGANT DRESS SHIRTS,
Made to order required.
THREEFLY LINEN COLLARS.
New styles now ready.
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Warranted not to shrink
DRAWERS AND UNDERSTANDS,
ssn Wool, and Merro.
oAuNTLETs AND GLOVES,
soBEs DE CBAMBRE,
New pattern and styles
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
seB end fancy celorf.
UNION RIDING BEDps.
Fer E9u,striana
aYNNAsTIC GOODS.
Approved styles
CATERS.
Goth ard Velvet
xNHTTHO WOOL CATERS.
For Ladies and Muses..
HOODS AND sONTAos.
Sssh.sssbe CcloIa
RIN0wooD GLOVES
White and Colored
KEaLlGEE SHIRTS,
Fer Army Use.
sUsPENDERs.
sHAwLs.
ayre and elegant -srey CT sho above Goods many Of
<m sue,ued CD Tie % rises and not 10 be had else
shere viii be tclnd, at popasJ price,, It
UNION ADAMS'S,
NO. 6s1 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
Drp Wooos.


PILLOW CASE Do,
TABLE DAMAsKs.
pAMAsK NAPKINS and
CLOTH TOWELS.
| TOwELLiNos, CRASH, ae., 10
| CANAL, cor. mERCER.ST
lNEw LAcEs
AND EMBROIDENEs
AT RETAIL
POINT AoUILLE AMI vENIsE SETS
COLLARS. BARDEs, HDKs.
FONT AQUILLE CAPEs Ia decided roveltyL
ELEGANT BLACK THREAD FLoUECIN0, andvAILs
lsAsHEs &c.
FRENCH EMBROIDERED COLLARS. SETS. HDKJs,
INFANTS WAISTS SKIRTS. BANDS. lNsERTIN0s,
ED0INGs, lie.
| CAMBRIA AND LINEN BREAKFAST SETS
| lin Great Variety.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Il Co..
| Cor CANAL ard MERcERsTa
EAIL IMPORTATION OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOAKTN0s.
CLOTHS.
| CAssIMEREs.
SUITABLE FOR
LADIES ard GENTS
yALL AND WINTER COSTUME.
LOO PIECES MIPED MELONS
AT ONLY rs CENTS PER YARD
ADAPTED FOR BOYS WEAR
ARNOLD CONSTABLE d Co,
CANAL. cor. MERcERsT.
VELvETs'
and IS0LrsH
ROYALS sni UNCUT.
ofsvsry de,ir,bs .h.d. In ra,rsst
BLACK LYONS CLoAKING yELvETs,
All widths, the ehoice. h.de. Manufactured erPrsy tor
and fy up ,hsIr u,l.l ign standard Of excellence
rAILoRs yELyETs. as yestIns', te-ls" received On
inrorssssa Of Cloth Color. via. Dr,bs Brows. C'Ases
Biss. Aa
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE Co.
CANAL. sor AEncERsr.
I AIDES AND CENTS FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE 1 Co.
Have rev Oren
rnEIa FALL AND WINTER STOCK
0ERMAs yREScu. and ENGLISH
SILK ard COTTON HOSIERY. BALBRI0oAa
MISSES. LADIES AL GEMS SILK md NERiSo
ugpHR-oARNKSTs,.
CRAvArs TIES scARFs. sUsPEypTRs. |
BUCK. NERIso .,A SILK GLOVES
~ EVERY VARIETY.
"cnLiLLErs- CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
rLAIs. nTMaED. EMBROIDERED. ard PRINTED
roRDIRED LIsEs. cANDRic. .aA
LAWN BDKFs
CANAL. esr MERcERsr
A RNoLD, CONSTABLE & Co.
Have ep>n their
FALL AND WRITER sTrLES
yILyET. SILK ard CLOTH
cLoAKs,
ALL or THE LATEs II PAnlsiAN DESIGNS,
SELECTED EXPRESSLY ron THEIR RETAIL TRADE !
CANAL. cor MrRcrnsr
NEW DRESS GOODS.
ARNOLD. ooYsrABLE Co.
VII o2sn 'elsaSd ,f'or,lnsn!on
MONDAY, October 10. 81
PLAIN AND PRINTED aNRiSoEs,
rLAIg AND rLAiD IRISH roPLlSs.
rLAis FRENCH rOPLfss.
rurpEss CLOTHS. yrLoURs. vALEHcIAs.
SCOTCH WOOL rLAlDs PRINTED cAsiiMEREs'
Ard FLAgEELs. lie, t&
CANAL. corner Of MERcERsr.
KID GLOVES
NEW BRAND.
THE EMPRESS GLOVE,
roa LADIES.
FINE, SOFT. ELAsIic-EouAL 10 ANY IN MAAhET.
81 A PAIR.
RICHARD GREEN.
No. as Csna..., cor Lsarsna
HOSIERY
AND UNDER GARMENTS,
FOR FALL AND WINTER
LADIES. 0EsrLfMESs. and CHiLDRENs
COTTON.
MERiHO.
LAMBswooL,
In GREAT VARIETY tnd 4 LOW PRICES.
RICHARD OREEH.
10. 373 Canal at, cor. Laurons.
] I,InpTG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-05
GREAT WAR ANTICIPATED IN EU-
ROPE

NEw York, Oct. 5-The 7ribune's spec.
ial states that gentlemen who are accustomed
to watch the current Of European politics, aud
are in receipt of private correspondence from
well informed sources abroad, predicts great
and general war, growing out Of the Polish
question, which will conyulse Europe by next
spring Il is believed at ST. Petersburg that
Russia will then have 100000 men under
arms, and will be prepared for any emergen-
cy
It is conjectured here that the trne expla-
nation Of the appearance Of Russian vessels
Of war in our waters, is to secure them from
being bockaded in home ports, as was the
case during the Crmean War
All quiet along the lines, is reported from
the front that the soldiers have been both
eladened and plundered by the arrival OF IA
long train of cars loaded with suffers goods
1t can do no harm now to say arrangements
for forward troops from Washington to the
Department Of the Cumberland have been
brought to such perfection that soldiers who
left here on Friday week and on last Mon.
day we're in position to render effective as
sistance TO General Rosecrans, who has by
this time received heavy reinforcements.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-05

I DfSPAYOfINS.
NAVAL aATTERs.


yetooer 4-Ihe vanderbilt
20 ,oi ssesmers sailed from hio Jane'-
~S1 ol august on cruise
eW vrleens 'et'er 10 the Herdu con
tur ionoNlng
Nue'sinas are growing bold and numerous
ou tue mlss'sslpP' river lhey have located a
Gree gun oatIery ABOUT sixteen miles above
NatoneNi "oul "nlee they hred hiteen sho's
~ 'uo steamer 1uha hVe OF whlch went
.nl'esn neri pus sne escaped some eight or
zen ~, Vessels nave hiel INTO
lue particulars u,,. oi the capture OF the British
steaher l'la'n Fitt, snow that she had Ian
ueu her i''NerPoi' cargo o. arms IN the Next
Shns waters, ana TOOK on board some ,OOO
paies =, sotsoh "neh tne hrench authorities
oLue5e1 her toleaVe 'he meN.can waters which
sue sue uiu, coming over 10 the American side OF
me uranqe
Oeptaln hoiands, oil the gunooat Seminole,
very promptly sent Two oincers and number
ot men ahd seizea her' and transferred her
ouneers anu ere" @ 10 the seminole rs prison
ers o' WAT Inc Nessei was sent TO Ne" Or
"aus
Captain HOOK, oil the British ship Pylades,
demanded explanation, which he received
rom Captaln hollands IN effect that she had
landed contra0and goods OF war IN American
"a,ers' ana hsa contraoand goods on board
me neTdtas washington dispatch says
eIe recent raid oy the guerrlIlas upon the cav
aty camp At La'giey, captured al the horses
VI lue who'e camp ana thirteen more belong
Ing 70 tne quartermasters department Ihe
"~Dte ~, eau was asleep
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-05

10 EHsisA i0asaals Event .rsf led sensa.
sen gtcstl tl So B1utss. Iany journals
id as tlllla rees zion OF Poles as
'IGefenls
hqsalA continues war like preparations
London Aarkefs.-Breadstufs dull and
lower for both wheat and flower
Lafestpia Queenstown The Great Eastern
has Withdrawn from American trips for the
present American ships Express and Anna
+ Schmidt, destroyed by the pirate Alabama
off Rio Janerio, No date given. Political
news unimportant
Latest C0mmerciol--Iiverpool 24th, Cot
ton Market easier with but little enquiring
prices weak Breadstnffs dull but steady.
Provisions quiet and steady
London, 2lth--Consols close 93l@9Sk
for money.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-05
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
LATE FROM EUROPE.


New YoRK, Oct 5.--The steamship City
Of London from Liverpool 23d and Queens
town oath, has arrived.
Withdrawal of Mason confirmed. The
Times says if the confederates are offended
With England for trying to keep in the right it
is sorry for it. but the loss is theirs while
relief TO the British Government will be great,
and the nation will have nothing to repent.
Crowded meeting at Leeds adopted reselu-
tions rejoicing that the war was shaping itself
into one for the destruction of slavery de-
nouneing the building Of war ships for the
Coniederates and applaudng the government
for OBTAINING those built
The Times city article warns the govern
ment against going too far in stopping ship
building for belligerants while munitions OF
war are freely supplied. Says the course
bears too much resemblance TO the views OF
Federal politicians.
La France says the Federal Corvette Kear-
sagee at Brest, will receive precisely similar
treatment accorded to the Florida Each
vessel will enjoy the same rights and advant.
ages
fhe Europe of Frankfort asserts that Arch
Duke Maximillian has finally accepted the
Mexican Gown at all risks, even renouncing
rights and prerogatiVes under the Austrian
crown.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning
Post asserts that the Washington Government
assisted Juarez with arms and ammunition.
The Paris Moniteur published en- address
August 10Th, by the Polish cardinal Govern
meet to Prince Cautiously, already appear
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-05
NesY Y0rk Markei.

NEW York, October 5--Flour dull and
dropping, at $5 60@$6 % for extra
State; O5@6 25 for round hoop Ohio,
Wheat receipts III, ,l63, slightly favors buy
ers at 27@$l 33 for Winter Red Western.
Coru receipts 800 at 9O@92c. Oats
firm at 7O@73l Western pork steady,
Lard dull and heavy at lO3@lli. Whisky
firm at 542
New YoRK, October 5-Government
stocks better but closed weak Money
six per cent Sterling quiet at $1,000 Gold
A. N. Y.Central l34A Erie l 73f Reading
l22 Coupons G3f, United States 6'sSl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-05
FROM TENNESSEE.

LOUISVILLE, October 4.-Captain Samuel
Black has bee placed under guard in his own
room and iRtereicted from any communica-
ton with outsiders.
A caisson attached to Battery l. lst New
York Artillery, in going down Main street
near Sixth this forenoon, exploded n sh II
contained therein, which instantly killed a
cannonier and wounded driver who died in
ten minutes mortally wounded another can
nonier and badly wounded third. The win
dows OF the stores on both sides of the street
were smashed by teeI concussion.
The Nashville Press Of to-day says a terrible
explosion occurred near Bridgeport A train
or twenty army wagons laden with ammuni
ton, bad camped near the city for the night
Two negroes quarreled, one OF whom seized a
she'll which he aecidently let fall among am
munition. causing it to explode aud commu.
nicate to other ammunition. Immediately
wagon after wagon caught FIRE, teRmsters and
attendants hoing for their lives The mules
had been removed before the explosion.
Late reports say from nine IS ten were kill
ed and double that number wounded.
The fire finally readked magazine, explo
ding It aud destroying vast quantity of am
munition.
A special dispatch to the Journal from
Nashville Sd, says McMinnvile was attacked
at noon. Result unknown. Fighting wa,
progressing when telegraph communication
was interrupted
The rebel cavalry are reported crossing the
Tennesse at Washington. Cavalry from this
post returned last evening with rebel Cap
tain, Lieutenant and thirteen pGrolled pris
oners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-05
Agents for Sale Of Pure Bourbon whisky,

mo. sol Second street, Dayton, ohio,'
DIG leave most respectfully 10 acquapt their Gus
ID toners and the community generally, ,s:at they
have entered into partnership, nndor the namo and
style OF T.. O'BRIEN 8 BROtHER. for the purpose
Of carrying on the wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco business in Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
stand OF T.. O'Bren, No. 30l second street.
Having ample means to enable us & purchase goods
rom the best houses in New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen years experience
in the true we hold out the best Inducements 10 our
old al others who may be Sini enough
to purchase from ~.
NJ PBRTEN late Of the firm of O'Brien & Poe,
Toledo, ono, will devote his time and attention to
please all those who may come to buy nj THIS WE'LL
known House, and X. k.O'BklEN, will treat the COM
munity bster II possible, th ever before. Both OF
fee very grateful for past yors, and earnestly
licit share OF your future patronage. aulDdaw IN
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Dayton Marker.

DAYTON, October 8.
HARSHMAN'S FLoUR-Red wheat,
wholesale 90, retail 8 25
WHEAT-Sl 0S.
C0RN-65@70
OATS-50
RYE-75@sO
BARLEY-$l 25@l 30.
HAY-Timothy Is 00@20 90 per ton.
C0FFEE-32@33.
SUGAR-l22@l4
WHISKY-52
CHEESE. .-ll6l2
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By the Way, Have You Heard
the News
j. A. MINICK, W
IIAs received his new Spring Stock, large, well-se.
III leeted aud Of the best quality.


Mrs A. called and got one dollars worth Of
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK'S.
The incest kind
Mrs y. got one dolar's worth Of the incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINGCK's
Mrs O. got one dollars worth OF the choicest quail
ty Of
SIXTEEN GENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK's.
Mr.. b. says that he got the best quality of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINICK's,
That he drank and Mrs. b. says she got the fin
est of
GREEN TEA AT ]. A. MINICK'S.
While every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MINIOK.
Mr.. NJ. says he purchased half barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT j. A. MINICR'B,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply o
NO. MACKEREL, AT j. A. MIEICK's,
Both for size and quality cannot be excelied this
any other market.
He invites all to call at his establishment and IN
pect his stock of
CHoIOE DRIED FRUIT,
OoFFEES AND TEAS
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and best variety Of Groceries TO be
IN the city. HIS large establishments on the.
Corner of Market and Jefferson SITS.
auI9y
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TNHk PREMIUM FARM Of Randolph county, Indi-
l. ana, for sale at forty dollars per acre, three
years time in four equal payments, without Interest,"
or on terms TO suit purchaser, with interest
This celebrated farm OF four hundred and twenty
acres, extensively known as the Meek farm, COM
pnses abOu two hundred and fy acres OF first class
bottomi tn rec hundred acres cleared, well tmbered,
watered srid feneedi good assortment Of large and
small fruit5 bank barn; good dwelling house,
recently eclarged covered painted and papered ar
Ridgevilla, eight miles north OF Beelontaine ra-
road, in the Mnsssnnewa Valley, hteen miles north
west Of Union City. ror urther Information address
call on
au24dawGs WILLIAM M. LOCKE
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For Sale.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

I WISH to sell my farm Of one hundred and sixty
4 acres, situated seven mile south Of Dayton, Mont
gomery county Ohotwo miles west Of Centerylle a'd
0ur mi es east of Mianis burg. ] will sell il together
or IN separate parts TO suit purchasers The west half
on which are the permanent Improvements, cannot
~ divided, but the easter half may be sold In forty
or twenty acre lots, The farm is one OF the best in
the county and well ad epted to corn grass and to-
baeeo as, also, all kinds c cereals. being chiefly black
soil There IL good orchard Of apple and peach
trees. schoSlhouse ard meehnghouse near. The
building are OF good qualify. Terms easy,
oe3w3m J. i. BELNILLE, on the premises
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FACTS ARE STUppORN THINGS

Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9lh Of April,
1853:
IAN English gentleman formerly connected with the
British Ariuy, and who styles himself the English Boz
tanio Physician has of late gained extensive reputa-
ton hare by his skin In curing all manner OF complaints
Bone OF hs patients ! have cOnversed with, and they
pronounce his remedies and nodo Of treatment very
Superior Some have been restored as IL by magic The
medicine he used s dlatled by himself FROM various
herbs possessing curative properties.
"While acting In the army he devoted bis leisure
pomanta thorough study OF the effects produced 10y
certain medicinal roVs and herbs all manner Of dis
eases IL seems he has found and speedy remedy
for all the ellis that iesh Is heir to- His pmctice Is
already extensive, and Is daily increasing In the
plants TO which females subjected he has equal,
large number here have testified that they not
only their present good hcath but their lives, to the
skin Of this English Botanic Physcian" His Office isat
NO. SO EAsT FIFTH STREET,
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Step=Ianoers.

nEALERe IN house furnishing goods, hardware
~ men and grocers now bay those nee, light
and strong pc tent Step ladders by the half Dozen AZ
wholesale pri, ses No. 221 First street. Send for
prce list cont aiming the different sizes.
sol 6d2w j. II. BALsLEY.