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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27
ran t.siIro.
CAIno. April 90.

CAlho, April 20.
Special 70 tne caieago Trblne
Tho steamer J. l.. Hyatt arrived at s
O'Clock tins eten NJ, having left Cage
Glrardeau nt 3 o'cloyk / T. NJ.
She reports that co.I.ion between
the Fede,als and the enemy occurred
about o'clock tins 4. -. Fighting
continued two hours, when tie enemy
were repulsed.
She brings no particulars The women
and chilIred were taken five miles up the
river and landci on the Illinois side.
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fsownsy a1sa s.eas,ous.

El A LATE LAW or CONGRESS-. III,
I ao,3icr, Who have beei di.eAaersd IN ear
-eqn.t CO of nnas rercigol IN bats.s, aro now
eufttiet % che siQ0 bounty.
We collect a rNTiss Tor soldiers ~ho hivs
serscd va ven = ~ vhp I'VE been dischatged
as atuyef also iEyAtfp PnNsiots aud Pg>si0ss
i6r widowf, minar chfiiroa, ,np .sers and otphaa
.Iatcrs 81 icsoased soldier> also tne bounty due
he VI ow-, ~ usr children, parents or relatives
Ot 10 oas ed soldiers
PaAktR a EDWARDS.
meh 2i-f Man street Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

OMITrsD In our rep 1rt Of the (, Q
90 Friday CT. We omitted to .iate that our
friend n. Riley wss q sufferer. Ills 10 e
amounted 10 abont $3.50
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

Sixth CAvALRY.-Ne learn that this
regiment .eit Council Buff. for Sioux CITY on
Tuesday last. l. Drst have arrived at its dee
tinstion by this time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

To oADvERIisERs.-ln order to secure
the insertion Of advertisements in tb.. pare
they mus. be handed in hv three o'clock F. NJ
Long advertisements thould be LANDED ~
earlier,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

Ers IN Foit Monroe.


Fr. Mospos, April 25.
Rumors have reached here that our
pckets scre driven III on the Nause nond
this ioienooli, AM were Indications Of
more skIlnishins IL that direction.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

We notice that the law firm Of Camp
bell Billie are going into one Of those new
and splendid offices Farraua's Block. It.
. good place to move to.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

WELCOME SnowkRs.- fall of rain
come-most heartily welcome The s,il wrs
nevsr in greater need OF all /, has been favofe q
with. and more to~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

The attention Of persons interested
10 directed TO the advertisement, "eicl wanted"
In another column
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TIL 6 CIT Y.

THERE are still q good many cases Of
small p,x and variioid in Rock leland. BE
cautious about Unnecessary exposure.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

Nsw styles of spring bamoral., dress
goods. hoo, sk.r's. trimmings. etc just opentd
at Whiser's He invites the public to inv..,
tigste his stock at all hours of the d4y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

CALL at Cooks, on Biady between
seconi AM Ihud 3 reefs. and gst your pic
lures taken. lie is acknowledg "a the be,t am
ty pe,i ir the We.i-@v.n by h,s competitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

LADIES, have y.u seen the splendid
nv fashions ia dry goods at Wadsworih'- {
He has come styles that will ceplivatc Il,
eve and not max . much VI drain uron IL,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

FoE RoLLA.-Df. Kendall will leave
this city with his express for The Army Of th,
Froatier on Wednesday rsxt, Apri 29,h
Persons having parcels they wish forwnrdrd
can leave them at the recruiting office. owe,
Jor JAMS grocery store on Second street 3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

ACCIDENT Henry lIcacr, employed
at II nsishr- live,y s,alls in cc,ti hay
last 5 lutd-y With a straw cutter. clipped ~
baed too f-r and cut fl his len 'or.fne.r iu-,
by Dr. LANCER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

WHISTLER has just returned from tho
Et-t. and i now opsp'og a large ard beau,i-
iu stock OF spring goods. Go early, iad!es.
md get your pick from he largest and cheap.
sst stock Of goo . in he State,
NJ ,IrL ln-rnI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

Re BUILDING The property holder,
that had their buildings Destroyed 10y fire @,
Fdday oight, hnve already cu'pmencsd re-
buildiny. 10 week or two the pl CO will /,
res ored to more than it's ordinary beauty arr
u ,.fulre,s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

lNranMATl OF IMPORTANCE TO All
HoLpgRs or GoyKsNMEyr Y uCnEas 1t is or
dered from the War Department thai o..
vouchers Tor ex reudiinres for leciine drl'' :
Ing aud oreanziog volunteers shsll b. tsks,
In tripticats The same In the ease for voucL
ers in the q isrtermaster and ComHissary De
part taents, u Army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

GAN. BAKER has goae. cut into-'lie in.
tsfior as iai as Drs MoBp-. on a bufin.- tour
which may consume three cs four wssLs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

Uouss MpING. - Is. StnforI is ab nj
Prfrt's old sttn5, To his lot on 4th & e.t, be.
ts-tn Brady aud Perry, where twill be re-
mod led into a dwelling ho.ue.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

The 7ru CAVALRY Grier and
Col Hall visited Camp llendeishutt this a
ternoon 10 muster IN portion OF the sodi.
Of that camp battalion IS ready. or near
ly SO
L. Col O'Brian arrived in town on Fri3s'
last Ii reports the regiment "a rrogre.si
finely. Two tattalions ure suplosel to | +,
raised
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AZ III S.afafe .fgearu.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have ENTERED IN.
70 coPaftneFship for tho transaction OF .
gener keal Es'nte bu siness. They will give
thsr attention 60 tho buyin-, sell ne and reuting
u real estate, pty NJ t.xes, coll citing, and any
transteiians that fail witain the legitimate line
"a ther olsiness. From their long respietee -
9th hcing a settler and general amiit A.
ity w'ih - estate operations, tnss hitter them
sris thry viii be able To give sattsfacton 10 all
who may entrust their business TO ihtm
gFgIos-iosi Once bu..iing. sec ID h,or.
A. Sanders,
J. NJ. ELDkILCE.
navenrort. arril !. 1906 DIFF
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l7Alul Ayt II,

TNIlITAN0 IT, ATUI 70.
Jaa. A Williams, ot Illinois, returning
Iiom 4 ytail 70 I.ondon ronnty hfnes IN
eIueenec u llmtef Nhelmao. captured
recently at hransYlllc. u .liams met
sherman "a lule It'll, The day alter
hc wa- reported hane. Il horsc Z, mites
tom l.crsbure. lIe wa~ under guatd II
= nen, mud stopped ll,,te for breakfast.
lie Wa u tie t.csl tpl'lt-.
G''h Stahi 4 uatams II lis ,lo.ts 10
capture ,lc whole = ~.
Iicpor states that Moshy's command is
hoyejlrg about His ,fince.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

ELtGANr l. sIoEaCF.- DIR. j. j. Ols.
bausen IL erecting handsome residence on
the corn.r Of Gh md Scott street. l. isa
beautiful location and the Doctor will have q
house that viii he m ornamen, to tie city.
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Olllcg on | 5. foHstL,

8FFT--7 T-T'T'T -
iiaar of tr Eaa. \ e'oserumfnt
.eApf,ts ati04 Lore Last night brtngihu
news tom hucb,, Of the ,epal-c ol thc
flcarll forces aitc, day, lighting. !
send Won lu'Ictin ezra whl h contain
ttc oliicltl csptr - Ia NJ tAnora7 have
not umc 10 make on any Transitions
Ihc news Is !. uoia y cre'4 ", and .
undou tedy tue.
Sisnc " n. ki*SEE,
t. s \ ,Cc-consul.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-27

mostly IN soup-and four bushels Il ttell,d
corn per day, which they hull in I've. and
cook after their own wild custom. They pro-
trr ,his TO bread. ~hich though dealt out. i
no f~votsts food Of theirs. Salt pork aud salt
neats cene,sily are not ia their lns.
amofg til. number there are about 900 ui
Lutte Cows tiero.st braves A finer lot ui
sad'ans IN ph,sicai Development 1t would be
tithenlt to lind They are large. straight and
I most resou,e nlien. No captivity can ob
isr,tc the - se majesty or dim the fiery
.tless eyr It these strong. patriotic ssvagea
Tia most affecting scene Q, nneciel With
no trip iron Mankato occurred while posing
Font Smelling. where wrre qnartered loco Ia
hans- mostly the sqnavs and children of the
trleoners The prisoners knew not but that
hey were & irg away 10 their exeruti n, aud
hsi they we're for the last time hehoiding
heir ~iy and children he scene il d.
embed as being peculiarly affecting. Al an.
'5her ,im'. a deck hand. ty -ien. gave them
0 understand that they were gong down III.
aver to be hung AM have their thfoais cut
his caused deep sensation aud much weep
ieg anong the equswr Iher frars were al
aye by 81 r Brown. and there was no
tarther 'reube. They a,e hehy satisfied
@ith their new quarters where they hav.
u, nty IT room oud doors nd in. Amo them
tht have a Thousand collars or more which |
ttey hsv. saved f3r time Of need Twsrt,
,tiul IurluR and T..
them are very low no9
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SncY IADigs Arp SocIE \

TopAcco MANUFAcfot We m !ej-
stand that our eIt.ri rsiHg liou citiz ~
Nicbolss klhnen. intends ertablishitg tu.
1acco mannsactort In his city, IL time TO tie
resd, Tor the iii crop. There has bt-n .
county this year. lie viii introduce the te-t
nd of machinery. A mnLrf,ctory of ,hie
kiud aili bs great adliiion 10 tue hu,in. s.
II the ely. The pr' jrei IL In excellent hands.
VI kphnen is one oi orr most rtlsi le ard
lar SEEING inerchae,s. atd what lie u ,d.ftal.s
generally proves suecessiu
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DAytAIonr Arril z5,h

DAvtsrogr April 25'h
FDu,ts DM 4 Ngw.:-Ylu vii, rl.,ss in
'ert tie following notice 10 Mouda, paper
Es me-ung OF lie Ladies Ala society
sil, uhui iat'hst no lee, te he'd o. futtdals
morning "'d ahe,uo n. l'ste,d Of lbuerd.l
h- nt-udance OF the Ia ,s is earnestly 80
90 ed. ti, re IS unuch need OF th-ir G..lst :
'nea 10 rnekirg up ,he comforts srttt Mis
NI,tenm,yer, The German Ltdie,' All soe
y have very kiudls malst.tuty fve, il
40 b' hoped oor lAlirs Will rut lie Leiind
hem IL theic ,if,tts /, con'tibute 10 lie CON
Tort Of our slck and woun ied oidier-
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ot co,,ed the Churches when the lay delegates came
forward and presented their credentials which were
examined nv Mr.. DUNscoNB and ex-Gov FISH. Inc
'rcs Of thc Law delegates were then called church
"smn,inr the name Of ST. Adams not recognized
4 resolution to investigate the matter was carried by
he Convention. The officers Of last year were re-
elected .
The following are the members Of the Standing Com
nit;ecs:
On the Incorporation OF Churcles-W. L. Dunscomb, J.
WALTON, ana II. fsh.
On The Diocese fundThe Rev. T. Z. Morgan, D. d., the
Hon. l.. Eaght, F.. Jones, esg.. AMI y Il. Bostwics.
On the Toasufers ReportThe Rev J. Brown, D. d., the
Rev l. Tut;lc n n, Henry T. Ponpont, a. Il. Mcdonald
and ak De ruster.
On Canous-Ihe Rev DR. Higbce. the Rev pr Height hs
Rev. Dr. Colt the Hon. o. G. Nerp.snck, the Hon NJ iion
man, aud y. Meadc. esq. -,
Inspectors Of Tecon-ror Clerical Votes: This Eey M
Har. liz. q. II. Titus Fer the Lay Votes T. n eady T.
Eaght
M;ssionsT NJ Peters, T. D. Jones. the Rev d. Jackson
aud 4. Ward. ESQ.
After the appointment of the Committees the Convcn'
ton adjourned TO meet again this morning
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prote.tnn, Episcopal Diocesan Convention.

There was o large representation ct the an
nusl Diocesan Convention Of Eew.vork. at st. Johns
Church yesterday The body Of the church nearly
filed with clergymen and large number Of spectators
were in the galleries. Bishop Potter Of NewYork
Bishop Bede1 Of Ohio Dr. Tying Of this city end ether
guished ciergymen present and participated
IL the solemn exercises After the Introductory doYo-
tonal exercises the Rev Dr. TING ascended The pulpit
ard announced the following text Second Eliste 10
the Corinthians. nth chapter, AID % verse Inc Ola
ta~uishcd preacher spoke substantially ~ iOlo"s:
Tie glory Of Christ Is tho great end or the Oofpl
ministry. In Pai adise human fidelity had been shEen
and snco then we were constantly reminded OF t1e
u0cd OF d Savior. Christ - Person. Chris. Is con
stltuted Agent. He came 10 reconcile MN to coo.
he Ia the great reyeaer II the mind - Goo 20 man.
Christ is triumphant Leader. He stands before US
tire image Of the invisible God He IS the Leader Of
TO God. Having accomplished his work, be
resumes his throne IN Heaven. Shrlst IS tho accom-
IlishIuent Of great salvation lie Is the Treasure
house Of grace for sinful man. Our fellowship our
partnership cur brotherhood, Is In BIN. All "h0 are
III him Christ Is scheme Of DIVINE irai f-oI
the wisdsm OF God for the salvation Of man. FROM
him we receive not tie spiiit OF tAs world
but the spirit Of God. lie IS IIeeeHted
60 our knowledge. TO our faith, 70 our hope A' minis
ter we are TO initiate the simplicity Of Christ There
ia 10 precipce 70 be guarded the side Of simplicity
IN presenting the Gospei in tue application OF TIE CO.
pel-n personal acceptance Of tie GOspel-I our 10
pose upon Christ. The danger Of being corrupted 10
worthy OF consideration. Without speaking o. those
who deny Christ those WHO profess 10 have feith in L
e~e exposed 70 the danger ofcorrutou Tint 80 many
bear the Gospe without needing t. is gacent o. over
Nlern us with unutieraDe emotion We are here not
10 coodema but " save
,e eloquent speaker remarked II conclnslon. tlat
fie obligations due from the ministry 10 their coun
srd their regard for an oppressed race were
SO would not discuss at the present time III. Y,ede a
fsw touching illusions 10 the distinguished member Of
diocese who during the past year Lad gone 70 fLeir
reward.
attention Of the auditors fixed upon the slbcct so
OILY expended.
ORGANIZATION OF THE CONVENTION.
About 2 O'Clock Bishop POTTER announced that biz
fse would be open in tie evening for the pton Of
30 clerical and FAY delegates who were pIe.cni. The
~ Ax EI0gsasoDr CIeyk, then called ia. roll Il
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ORR GREAT LANDSCAPES PANTBR-fredcrck
Church, Phrenoos cal character; Biography tWhs me
portrai) AspErw oasss CURTIN chronological chsrso
ter; Biography. tN.hh portratl rErKS rnS GRAY
ii characters Sketch OF his Leca'harine, vile
Of Pesor the Great. twhh rorratsl In rHsKSoLoacAA
JOURNAL Tor Oct Double No. Buy first part Is eta row
LKu L WELLS, No 3o9 Broadway, ~. Y.
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Ru.no. Avn. unx.,hed Mestizo. In lots. 2saapa

Buenos Ayrcs Unwsshed Mesiizo. In lots. 2s030a
Entre Rios Washed. 31a3'c.
Entire Rios Unwashed. 200 zoo.
Cordovs Weshed. 35d40c.
Peruvian Washed. t06+2c.
Peruvian Unwsshed 22d25c.
Chilian Fine Unwsshed 28u3ic.
Gillian Common Unwsshed, lt92co.
smyrna.
Smyrna Fine Washed. <3H47c.
Smyrna Low and Medium Washed. 331toe-
Smyns GRAY Washed 80 @33c.
SMYRNA White LINED Pulled, ltulsc.
SMYRNA Cray Lined Pulled, l90ifo
SMYRNA Ia Grease. 2OG=Sc.
Pu1iar.
Don.koi Washed Long White. 1850
Dopsaoi Washed Long Black, 35a4Oc.
East fGfI
Washed White medium 20 fire, 40Gt3e.
Washed White, common, 33QEc-
Yellow, 5000.
Black, JJQ3Jc.
Turkey.
Turkey. WISHED. 457t7c.
Turkey, Unva.hed, 20025c.
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Acknowledgement .
upvptr's KAKALISH, FOR TUX EAtH.-fro'


49, nm ths Bnk Root and Flower Of ~. fersisn rsas
I, 1. the Identical operation usdd b. all tho fnt
on ,r tho growth and preservation OF tho hat anu oI
a. n.e The hair RETAINS IFS ,orrnfrL IrEuH.scs ANe
80. ,uaouou riFn Ii contains OIL, r!c"hoi % any
urious In frdienis and the moat per.tc, hair deo
ns ia he world II luxury 70 uso H. Ms h,rs psN.,
& esbtated actress says. al have Usod hgsaikt kAsA
,.sn for my hair aud nna tho -nl article for Aeoe
in IN full beauty and mNurance that have ever ussS
can freely recon.renl to every lady Pace " esID
Wholesale Depot No. IL CHI A., New loik.
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tAiyert'~ren'l ..,
pecK's OVAL Piano rOVrHS AT TH8 AMkhi-

cAs lNsrrugs Fam Being confident tina. my ,iso ~
received the silver medal isscPeog IN power g. a. cAs,
tone to Mr. Bradbury'. which received the eeta us ~
a. friendly test challenge 10 match ny ,l t..l.,on
gold medal Plano Messrs. Stenwsy' ,pNAsn"s ,~.n.s.
Duahan .ni Wsb 20 DO the judges vii pay ~
aud II Il Is decided ,h, my Piano MAS NOT eh,a - W.
medal vii pay ss to tho orphans oil sain 'os'es WE
have doa 10. thcif country. u..,.....,,
To W. b. BRApauRy, esq 30 1--WE
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A mass meeting will be held at the Cooper

Il UIds5 N1vVTIUg VIII DC HUH Ut tDc OOVPo1
Institute morrow evening. under tie auspices Of tho
National Club organization of our German fellow
citizens whose platform published few days since.
to receive tho delegation Of citizens from Missouri and
Kansas charged with the mission Of presenting TO the
President the views Of their constituencies respecting
Immediate Emancipation and to urge this policy npos
Lin as the only means Of saving their States from guef.
rilas. Copperhoads and consequent destruction Thh
meeting Is intended rs testimonial to these delegates
End those they represent that their views are echoed
from the Eastern border.
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY or Musrc-THg OpERA-The sale
Of tickets for the Opera next week it will be sccn By
advertisement commences this morning at tie box
Office of the Academy. at Beer Schirmers, No. 701
Broadway, and At Root Anthonys, corner Of Nassau
and Pine streets at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

SHOT WITH IFS OWN IhVUL'hH'-Nuf.het
Raunoy on Wednesday held an inquest upon the body
OF John Cray lately Il waiter IN the club ousn NJ hs
corner of Prince street ana broadway The deceased
wls cleaning some spittoois. and while stoopins over,
revolver e ron his coatrocke, ard triAing tho spit
toon exploded the ball passing through his breast
verdict Ia accordance with the facts was Rendered
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Receipts OF Produce.

SEPT 3-9sH bb'. Flour 1872 bbip. Whisky. ia bSla
Corn Meal, 23 bag, do 900 BUSH Wheat, iZ2 Goo oash.
Corn. $50 Pigs Lard II pkg Ashes Los pkss Pfovisons
2,e0l pAgs Petroleum, g9D pkgs Butter
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vr,rr OF BRITISH OFFICERS TO THE CRIT

UArI--ylce. Admiral Sir Alexander Milne. Admiralty
House { aplaln George Hancock. Royal Navy. H. III. .
Inmo. ialite. Capt. I. ii. Bsrnsrd. Royal Navy ana
LIeu. We lrdine Royal Navy. accompanied BY MT.
Archibald. the BTl,ish Consul. visited the City Has
yesterday or the purpose Of paying their respects to the
Mayor. but Mr. opdyke being absent. they loft theh
cards.
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Ti.rie, l,s been very active during he rrfa,er part OF
the week nJ pccs have sdyanced L. ID and e; tho Gloss
ar. y.rv nm sh u tendency. ~nch rather checks
tTansac ne There have been fancy DANES -oi above
or rs,.s Ohio very and wan'ee iof shipment soith
Fn.h Dairy hiss been active aid las fufhsf d'sEeed "1sH
49, Id l,rcy sbove Ohio fnEish D.fy cells ie
o,rsly Wi Plneoppe higher and In good demand We
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MNrIl NtFDhfFb N T..
WEDrKspAy. Sept. 30. 100.
ASHESThe market 10 qnic, the supply fair; sslcs Of
Pots At 81 Xdp7 ~ P,srls rte held al 90 IS
BffSMAA isquiot bot hrm at Adtscl
COIION-Dunng Ito past two oi three dsys this market
has been very regular and rrces had reaoed ojc ioi
bidiDg., hut eIcoiauo and speculation being among the
pncpel Of this advance this high bio could MOI, 10
sutened aud 10 day tho market 10 nst and cannot quote
have ao had tendency 10 produce bsaslnoss The
sales moderate footing up only about so baos-
COFfLE-Thefs 10 nothing doing Of guy iupor'snro. but
holders remain quite 6fin ia their We quote lilo At -
a3Oo for ordinary, 3la1lc for mir 1lc Tor good aud
Jtc for Prime fair 70 good worth aJic
Java 10 quoted ut Ji6no teyion J9aJJc MaIaosibo N
l&c LsgusyIA 3DUJlf, ell months and "a Domingo ~
MIDI cash Gales only IO1 Jhvs &c. net cash
CAIe market foI Domestic has been actin aud pIiecs
have improved with orge salos from ysd-ega - The
ALE Of Scranton % 90 tuDs well attended
lie bidding tphcd and the prices obtained much higher than
month since ~ will h. seen by comp0fson Of Prices la
Fogn very ito has been DONE the supply light sud Iic,
ba,. pfoyed the tar include 100 tuus Liverpool Gss Cob
nr Il 90 100 DO Liverpool Gas Camel TO errse ~ The
following lie eomparson Of the pces cD'Shed" yesterday
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OBsEouIEs OF THB LATE GEoaGs Z. COTS
CHALK obsequies Of George t. Gottsceak
brother OF the celebrated pianist took place yesterday
at ST. s.ephons Church. The Rev. DR.. Cummings cello
b.ated the requiem for the repose OF The soul o.
the deceased The Rev Fathers Otsenigo aud OCaL
!aghAn assisted In tie ceremonies. A. the conciusoa
OF tie service Or. Cummings delivered short al
dre.s. AFTER which the remains were removed 70
CalYary Ceme,egy ior inicrmeat
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BooK TRApg.sALg-FrPTH DAY.-Thef

BOOK TRADE-SALg-fIFTH DAY.-There
were fewer bidders than usual yesterday morning o
those who present managed 70 keep up satisfactory
prices The invoices Of the following firms were aus
posed Of: l.. +. Crown. Boston; Theodore Dnss Co.
Philadelphia A. Is Burdck New-fork; HeorgeS y.
Coolidge. New.Yorki Barclay Co. Philadelphia
whipplc Smith, Salem. Mass FREDERICK LeEpolat
Philadelphia James Chanen Son. Phiiadeiphis; hn'
wood. ZoIl & Co. Philadelphia Rntser Co., fhlis
dcphis, Sanborn & Co, Portland Clarke Co. III
cinnat: Owens s Agar. New.fork; Eugene far~'
New.Yors; Miller Burlock. Philhdephis; 'nar'e.
Becker New.York ard others The invoices consisted
or,n,io,llv OF stationery. albums and miscellaneous
works The sale which has been in all respects suo-
cess will close to-day.
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Waller Brown. Monthly Wool ClreuIur

PRICES oUaGrsr on WOOL AT srw,o e OCT |, 1862
Terms Of faymoL,-tos ali dsscr pons Vi COL cash pec
ufo quoted.
Choice selected ssrony Fleece. i:47oo.
SiionJ fleece, sDd7lc.
Three quarters and full hooded htrno Fleece C9IiOc
Half blood Fi"cre, t3abie.
Naive rnd quarter blood Fleece, G7Q65o.
Common Fleece tOdOJc.
Canada fleece, bOat5o-
Domcsnc PrNef
Nowyork City Ezra Pulled 011c.
Newly on Gus super Pulled, t1Ds0c.
New OH cry "a. Iulird --1'rc.
Choic, Country Ihklocs fui'cd. i,d5Dc.
CouulI, Exiri fnled ia ,ac.
County super Pulled. IvG,ic.
Comfy 10 Pulled, todt2c
CounTy Lnmla' Pulled, tJ4t3c.
CVnada Pulled, J3abO.
California.
California Unwa,'ed Flecccs IN rfedos 10f5,to
California Nashed Pulled iOdhtr.
tali'ornin Common Washed ful.d 23G 15c.
California " ashed all Clip, IN Grades. 1Uu 40.
dnsfralidp CAPE, 30.
Australian Zine Unwa-lcd. 4Oa4,c.
Australian Pieces and Locks I5o2oc
Cape of Good iiopo . inr inwRsird ?afoi0o
Su,ni,h MEDIUM White UnWGshei 3yd8sc
Spanish MEDIUM Black ULwashed JJua3c.
Ahicbn Unwnshed. 2idJic.
hoIcGn Masbca - tOs.
South American
Enonos Awe. Unwn bod Seyony leeee 1'5s5io
luluos hyIci uuw,.ai FL n IN, fleece J9ocDc.
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The Cunard steamer Hecla, Capt. McCaaley.
sailed yesterday for Liverpool with 70 cabin passengers
and 81 IL the s.eerGge, and sl7s 762 81 In specie