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ARLINGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET,

wASHikGTON VaRiETiES.
NINTH STREET,
NEAR PEHNSYLYAELA AVENUE.
rEcrsIETSEs sT.G Earn vsFA HAMshbh MEs II, co;
MVSfCAh @ bikEcf0R :fHoMIs staasds siHPsds
CONTINUED Success!
EVERY PERFORMER A STAR.
Miss KATHLEEN o,EEIL,
The Renowned Irish Vocalist.
Second "faf s1ss Il EVA BRENT,
The Sweetest Finger in America.
MILE MARIA ZOE and Mr. B. YATES,
In the beautiful ballet of
DIANA, THE GODDESS o. THE CHASE,
MCDONALD AND THE FAIRIES,
Firtt appearance of
The Celebrated Clog Daneer
f"'' A''e,''h FRANK KERNs,
III pup%dSfRH Tts RsRHIs1 Negro s9Psistn hnbwoaru
The Ce!ebrated Comedians. " e-'- -
First appesrsnes ef ,prrr
PETITE uELoEIEk Tfs EEes'si0t Jig Dancer.
The Infant Wonder,
SAM LONG,
The great Comic Singer.
NILE GERALbIAN,
Mfss FLORENCE.
PAUL BERGER
JAMES PILGRIM,
AND Forty OTHRR ARTIsTEs!
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY MIG RT
Parsuette snd Gallery ry.........-.as Is cents.
Orchestrs Chairs. s...................... 81 cents.
Doors open at ssI 'eiock Commences at ~ o'cik
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.

w wASktINoTON THEATRE,
, cuhstk ELEVENTH AND q srRkkrs
htrsErs ..,,..,.. ..... ........... hlsnHa a 90.
bHStss.s MAsaass ............. 4 A 49,.
ef'"s hssAorr. ...,.......... FrrD q h.rsra
GREAT sGCCkrs
LUCILLE WESTERN,
who VIII appear In
TWO CHiki TESS
J.. IT. BRINK .xp MIsS CusSrSSy
THIS EVENING, y1aua-y 18th.
The Comedy uf
MsSke AND FACES
reg ohr rston.--.., .LGcil.s MaStarn
tri; let. ..--.--. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II Bailey
After which,
SWISS SwAISS
hHeeta ......-...-..-... L1ci.ia Western
e"is. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Harry Hawk
Tor orro~ LUCILLE WESTERN
EAST LYNNE.
Prices or ADslssIoS.-Dslcony Chairs, rs cents:
OTchsstrs SestS IS cents Parauet.s 90 cents. Y.m,
ny circle, Is cents; PFivats Boxes SIS.
Doors cren 1T * to connenCe AZ 8 o'clock.
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ArEsT NEWS FROM EUROPE.
gOHR BRIGnTS SPEECH AGAINST INTER
rEkING WITH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
HIS BOLD SPEECH IN PRAIsE OF evR
COUNTRY.
:HcRKAsE IN THE PRICE OF wooLEN AND
COTTON GOO pS.

But J. BRUCE CO.. No. 464 ?th street. has
act Increased tAe price Of tn cir immense stock Of
CLOFHIEG,
FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
~ they bought il At old prices and they VIII not
make the people pay ths east adv snce they are
determined TO undersel all others They have the
goods and are bourd to run of their stock within
tae peIt forty days to make room for cur stook
shat We are DOW manu- featuring
The people only need to our goods 70 Induce
shsra TO bay, and eur stock Of
BOYS JACEETS AND PANTS
sxosls anything over offered in thia city.
J. BRUCE co.
DEALERS III
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
No. 464 7FH Strict,
noG Two Doors Below Smiths
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O. g 0SE WSKI, n
eE1 WATCHMAKER, EEl
6& 3lS PA. AVENUE, (IKos HALL x&
c. g. would respectfully call the attention of res
dents of Washington. ofcers, suffers soldiers and
peddlers, to his &c and well assorted stock of
, FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, sc.
Being connects with large Eastern importing
house, and receiving my goods direct, am able to
sell lower than any other house in the city.
elsewhere
All WATCHES sold by me will be warranted for
WATGH REPAIRING done by practical watch
maker.
~ LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO
SOLDIERS for Watch Repairing. de l6-t
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n ,sl4 prizes ..anounting to..-.....Sa26, ,Gss
Tickets $40; Halves S. Quarters s2x; Eighths slhi
SAM orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO,
Wilmington Delaware. ian Slim
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s.IT.-188o.-x.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
full beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
pure st. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in-
vigorates the body, without stimulating the
brain. It destroys acidity Of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system
It is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, Diarrh9a, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change Of diet, water, etc. It can be used
at alumes Of day, by old or young, and is par
dcularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. =. H BRAKE &c CO., No.
209 Broadway, New York. se 25-eo6m
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CONTINENTAL MONTHLY R0R JANUARY
" 1868. rs ORNrs.
CoSIKNrs-Huxusnots Of New Rochelle; Hon.
g: 7. Dis9syay: Mssearoni aad Canvas No, %; ;
Rebt ilion Hen. r. p stspton. IT y or, Sumner
II IN. shH CITY, fsf y! ShaTIss sn
The Union; No Z; New York and Virxiaia Oom-
Pered: as Hon Robert J: waller; Promise
stahl Patterson Was He succ ssfui Richard B.
Kinbail; The Physical Survey Of New York Har
United States Coast Survey. An EngIi .hman in
south Carolina canclud Cd Pen. Pallet and
Piano. Literary Notices, Editor p Table
ta9 For lie by FRANC u TAYLOk.
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CLARIFIED OIDERl
~ CLARIFIED CIDERI
have just received per schooners "Georgs 8.
a pure fifth
offer for sale at the lowest market price, In guam
titles to suit purchasers.
Hotel keepers, suffers and all others In want Of q
prime article Of Cider are invited to call and ex-
anime this before purchasing elsewhere.
kILBY A. ehTNN,
Union Bottlins Depot, 81 9rssn st.,
8-tf T 4eoY 1otovu n n
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" CAMP sTOvEsM
We are nov manufacturing CAMP, COOK and
HATING STOVES, which we will sell BY the
dpsen or hundred as chap as they can be bought
Id BAltimers. X. b. h. 1. 9KEGORY,.
no II lint, Chron. q Rep.l
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d BED SPREADS,
BED COMFORTS
ga, 1O.4. Ia and I "a sHEETING6,
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS and NAPKINS,
PLANNELS, FLANNEL 6HIRTS and DRAWERS
CLOVIS and HOSIERY Of aIl kinds.
WIN. r. RILEY & BROTHER,
No. So, Central Stores,
Between 7th and 9Th ste.,
de - ~ Opposite Center Market.
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}. OELEBRATED
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER!
An perrons in want Of perior article of Lager
Beer can now be supplied with
J. Il P. BALTZB
CELEBRATED LAGER BEER,
By the Agent,
RILEY A. 6HINN,
Manufacturer Of
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS,
CLARIFIED CIDER,
And Agsntfor
MASSEY, COLLINS OOp
SUPERIOR DRAUGHT ALE.
UNION BorTLING DEPeT,
no 4S II 81 Green street. 6eor rRetoWn,
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NoUGHs. COLDS. HQARs1NEss, 30.
COMPOUND s1kUP of GUN ARABIC.

This Ylesa.nt and popular Co1gh Rsmsdy Has
psrsons have become familiar With it1 sItraordinA-
n eGcaey IT can be had ct al the prinnipal AruS
sforss at Is and hfty cents bottle.
oA 7.dfm6 eo<fur
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE s14 PA. AVENUE,
WasAiss.os CITY, d. o.
GREAT AASTEKN, NORTHERN AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS F0RWARDERSi
ABLEs, NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, DO.
forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to ali
accessible sections of the country. This Company
hss agencies in the principal Railway Towns II
the
Its principal Offices are
WAHaINGT0M, D. g., NEW YORK, BOSTON,
OINNATI. 81: LOUIS. LOUIS
Connections are made at New York and Boston
yith lines forwardinE 70 the CANADAS and the
BRITISH PR0vINCEs, and With @ ste.nshig Iinss
and thence sy European expresses to AL prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain and on the Con.
Hnent.
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made
At an accessible pAfts Of the United States
q. O. DUNN, Agent,
Je4 WashinE Eton, D. O.
, 1863-09-11

I1rothys6e.d continues In active request. ana
rcices have egaln advanced a35c PEE ousaei-Fsn
hn7T sa1ss at &2ts92 t'ea. clo7es
:sEeglected. FIX u IN good demand At s1.8s.
The Salt m A1ke. keeps advancing uadeE an act'Te
demard-psr,ly speeulats7o-and today Fe nosc
further 1!Ee Of i5c per b1l-wlta sn.es At on
dock s1d saost aad y dsliyored a: the casa-
Eolce1s asAirg 33.G0.
TIE receipts Of Lumber during tue past n noasa
hare been mere ubc.a aad there Is mora activity IN
the n usrkes-wsih ea1ez Of CO nmon to prime csskoss
sfoAt It &lse<s15 %.
Frtigbts are steady It sXc fot whss: Axe ios com
and &c for oht. to Bu0a1o; and 1al3c aos RaeAt -
Montreal In Cauada currencyo
The market for Beef Cattle opened thls morning
there was short supply Of stocs and pas 1t'le oe
mand, excepting for the better grades Wmcn, ho~.
ever, were not to he had few droTes o. teissaolS
good Steers were sold at ss159955. and tue ioHef
srades ranged from saoo@e.so. In the BOG Market
there wasa more actiye demand. aud rficesFulea
little higher tlan on the previous days OF the week
The supply vns very limited and at Tue close
days sales which amount to 2.ss hogs taefels yer!
little stock LETT ut any OF the yards. Prices ranged
lspod qualities tiSas,75; medium andiniefaos' $s'7s
al1n
, 1863-09-11

The receipts during ths past II hcurz embrace COL
brla acur s. sSa nu wheat. 119Ss5 bu corn. 2 bu
oats. s150 bn rye. and . Gil bu bailey The ship
taents were: 1861 bfle ton7. s. 100 bu wheat, and
20 500 bu corn.
The general market 70, prolu:e To-day opeaed &C.
tive and nrrn and In soEae instances mstesta1 ad
vance in prices took place; bnt under Less favorable
tdyices from New York. reaction took place. sad
tb.y clcsed dull With downward tendency.
There WIS an active shfpPirg demand for Flour.
particularly sp:ing extras. and tbs market ruled
brisk and frm-WIth fa1es OF about 1000 brls At Is.
75o for winter e1r.ss; 81 80 for wlntersu
81 for spring ex:1as; and $5oa 90 for spring
surcre-the market closing hfn.
Wheat opened With an active shipping and speculs-
tiyeiaquiry uIder which prices mp 11<a2c above
she e1tres Quotatiors Of yesterdays but a. soon as
tie New York dispatches were receIvcds&he advance
vas entirely lost and tAe market c1okcd dull Red
Winter WheRt vas more active, And rrices show m
Improvement Of 2@3c. Tho sales Of al grades
amount to about 16o COO bushels ut 599'c for No.
Red: s5c for Rejected Bed 9I@95kc for No. spriag
9,aacc for 10. 2 Spring; and 17@s7c inr Rejected
Spring AT tho close the market was quiet Al s133c
for No 2 and 9l3fc for No. l Spring.
Corn opened 3 shade higher than yesterday. but
closed At decune Of fully Kc Per bushel-w1th sales
Of cnly shout lao 900 bushels 1T 63k@59c for Hver
Mixed ahost: 3GQ51c for No.1 Ccrn In store; s19
55kc for Nc Coin In stors; and bs@5c for Rejected
cosuthe nxrket It the Gloss being qule: 1t ST. for
No. Corn In ttoTa-
Oats wcse active ACd steady, under good dsmsnd
by Government contractors, and We note sa1es Of
about 130 900 bushels ut AsAe for No. and 40 lilo
for Eo.2 In store-the market closiuE quiet t&she
for MOL
Rys WAS more active. and No. l was sold 1t G56s6c
in store-an advance Of 1c slnce yesterday.
Tho inquiry for Barley continues hrilk - ever.
aud We have to note farther AdyAnce Of s35c-v!tA
heAyv sales at 81 10 for 10 And eaeaxf AZ for NO
II store.
H!ghwtnes advanced 70 per Eel. with Gales 1t 46Eo
-koldesa 1t The cloae renAIk to sell b=ow 47c. Aoo
hal has advanced to- 1880.
, 1863-09-11
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 10, 1858.
DEEF cATTLE-Tle market opened this morning
With very short supply Of stock. the qualities Of
which were from ILte1tor to medium grndes There
were few d1oves OF tolclably good Steers, which
were really sold At from IS e3 Is per 100 ns For
Inferior grader there little Or demand, and the
prices obtained, win be seen nom our sale list
ranged from S300 to a6v. The Gales entered at tho
various yards amount to Gs8 hea1 Of which We gtye
the + llowlng particulars:
varrell sold OSaca & Wall g Cast'e, averaging SIS
vaaiergas sold Ruole & Lyman 70 Cows. averaging
y: i afss'U ssss sold Poland IS Cattle averaging '
Eeecham sold Bowles 1e Cows. averaging os ms, Mt
". L saham sold Poland Steers. averaging 1,2as
5laliely Sold Donham T. Cattle. averaging 1885 rs,
Martin sold Durnan Is Cntue averaging 1861 ns, ut
Myman sold Ruble j. wilkins :: Cattle. averaging
Stewart wi Eod Eowland II Cattle, averaging 1sa, ps,
ES1man sold Euble d usman scaae, averaging
i, man j Ka5e sold Roaenthal s. Cattle. averaging
Huchsnan sold Hyman II Cows, averaging 1o1 rs.
GTecery sold Darpham 1s7 Cattle. averaging ron
King sold nsman 90 Cattle, averaging 1901 ns, at
Gilmore sold Buckingham 80 Cattle, averaging sas
at 81 60.
5ssrSslsy sold Aiken & Co. s. Cattle, averaging 50
duncan sold Morris Co. 1ss Cattle averaging 100
hxYAt 72;a5.
HoGs-1Ae sudden decline Which took place In TIL.
market at the close OF last week has caused conasd
crah1e reduction in the receipt Of Hogs since Indeed
there has tcen scarcely any fresh stock imported
that the sales which hare been Effected were mostly
fer the stocks left from last market. These
however, almost cleaned out by last evening, somt
large dealers buying them for tue Eastern mar
kcts at little higher prices than they had been gotne
on Monday and Tueaday. There have been only some
eight OF nine Hogs brought in to-day AMI these
With few exceptions hare met with brisk sale a,
higher rates than have quoted this week. Thetota
number Of Hogs entered sold ut the several yarl:
amounts to ~. Good qualities fetched from 8
to s.s5: medium and inferior grades from 3.'5s! 10
la-.a Ai,sa fo1ln .fuuR RnIaa
, 1863-09-11
- sU1 Is
Mrs. SMITH TISKnAa, Treasurer.

ERn1sG WoHAs's RErUGE-The Board Of
Managers Of this Institution fnd It necessary to
appeal to the charitable for that assistance, with
out which they cannot procure the needed supplies
for the coming winter. When It IL remembered
that the poor wanderers, gathered into this fold,
have spent the most OF the past Summer in work:
ing on soldiers clothing, chord of sympathy will
be struck, which cannot FAIL to secure vibration
In their favor. AZ some OF the inmates are from
the country, the Board would invite farmers, and
friends Of the cause in suburban towns to unite In
sending 4 Thanksgiving Offering. which shall
speak in the language Of kindness to the penitent
ontcast. $50 and Elm TO more" Already has
Christian effort in their behalf been crowned with
the hnppieat euccess, and those returned to paths
OF rectItude whose feet tottered on the verge Of
1nlamy. Donations OF produce or clothing would
doubtless be passed Tree on the railroads, they
l,ave hitherto aided in charitable efforts. Direct
TO Mrs, 4. s. Telltord, Refuge, 31G Third Avenue.
Post Office box 1861
, 1863-09-11
Portland Grnin and Ffour A1nrket-sepf. >

Toftl0UI tifn1u HuH E10HF HH11A1*-5tP.s ~. =,
F1our-Tbe recent improvements in New York aud and
afhnr ma rketa has rendered this market moro firm
ond yiaorous, especially for tie tgher grades q
Tcsh ground Hour. although there has not yet nsen
sS smSa iats There is however Hrm and better feel:
ins dealers looking for A. eary aynnse y fs
L ssoret6eF rrotablc as the SEASON to
tic Usual tine Of advancing freiEsts O. ne nesa.
tern mIxed closed arm 1t 2@sic Tor prime. and ss@
iva dnl1 md inactive OF 6N65c-arrTals light, and
ssie5 M MmoIclate Barley and rye remain steads. anu
Inactive at 81. .11ll 70 2 bu.
, 1863-09-11

Nat an much .rslpcss done to-day yesterday T1e
asIes of o1r reported ere with one exception con.
ned to There was s9e Of EGHSt q
Snnernne rom western wheat brought g % and SlE
$40 800 blls going OF On The 9utans aa TN hnyers
fdeclinfng 70 pay higher price demanded py taose
Who hoIa desirable qualities Quotations LOT msnel
ami lower grades are nominal
, 1863-09-11

sI1EEp-The receipts OF tat Sheep continue very
light; demand limited. Good qualities arc, however,
fetching fair prices Large numbers OF stock Sheep
are passing through daily, Westward. We quote the
following sale:
81 Sheep, averaging lGs Ds, nt $3.50.
, 1863-09-11

Cleveland Grain MNrket-Sepf. 3.
Received 4,0oo bu wheat. Wheat in good milling
demand sa1es this morning car gooa white Ken.
choice red tFaskat 81 ana ooe ha rel irse
upward Tendency; salcs2 om store at 6lc. Oats
Market tenAng upward ss: Vas oderet this morning
some inquiry; no sales reported 1t would probably
bring S2c@$l TO. according to GuAlity
, 1863-09-11

Recctyed, s,7s4 In wheat, a123 brls dous. MneaE,
No frnnsacons and Eatea mostly noTina te
M1HS1 Is for white. $10a1 q for red I5SsSf a1 tor
spring Corn held at 6ec BY the car load retan no
readily nar 4oG4&lc. Rarley-The range Tor gooa ~
choice Is $l5A91 exc 2 cWt. Rye-BnJeEs oHeFees'
, 1863-09-11

FoG f35a M oS foE 5 IH for
Tbere i tome.inr 10 be earned from t;,ess lcu.es
r., fEap s,.nU tiat hen lie nrice nf rstisss l,n1
1orts or net .hsr tSan ono yesr 40 lie
a1aa 80 ~ ia YnaTs - !. 1riv 1En q mnre vieh
iudicMies thni Tic demand for GOOD becf increases
ntiie ti,c rnn,nsrstire amount 81 good 1ualty has
nt ~ nn1 eairs ~ hnIocSs fhnt one az nnF rsfcnss
1x ht,tcheSs has IsTchssoa over hundred hesI at
n33rir sn narh anI nyer 1ic Il n MT for futnrc f.
iiy toa Tto Wcstrheatar nountr rrn1sr 1rhn T.
Nh n fhs n,arEnt IL Al ieast sfrav in fhe
WA ~ sn !. thaf fi,at ia tn He thn rnne
n1irn of rcaIis. firstcjass hnilocSs urtnT Hntnmn
9hes a Mit 1naxe Hote o. nls ndGaton; ;
H. ;: : u c| nGnS IA rtat n M Tu t WI ~
Se next r ngths md II thc est4nctian az IL
ftom he sst of Hag M ws ay Sc Sc he Sulocss
Coon 1Ga. HgneE tnnn LEY 9 ~ T. ~ 9y yat tn
seaHaH"s f"1ets su"s u ass ~ sa A"4 Aes se "e9>'
, 1863-09-11
M a r. r I H D .

In tits ci.y. Sept otb At tie home OF the brides
father, " Z. Andsess. Esq by 1sey. T. ~ Eddy. Mr.
9. A. WHTTT1hK- OF Boston. afass.. AID 4.ss nAi:Y
J. .ANDkEsS. OF rhis city.
On the 1st Inst In LAFoy, ,by tt Eev. Bartaolow
Nj C.S. MORE HOUSE and Miss JULIA A. COAK.
LING, both Of Lohoy.
, 1863-09-11
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rr1bune.1
BHtDoxPoEr, Sept. ID, 1863.
CLEARED.
sta.s and strlpcs Norris 900 shingles, 800 etdnk
fjnsdiIln, Margetllesr :, ,00 # lumber.
Shamrock, Lasalle, 800 II lumber. 600 shin 1es
u Tho1r, Ottawa, Is 900 II lumber.
Boston, Uica, Mo.ooo # lumber. 30 btIs salt,
Eatt ElsaSet;. Toefport. % opo shinsles.
Lemout. Morris.
Kmellne, Seneca.
M Adams, No 2. Birds BE1lSe>
, 1863-09-11

New York Coffee Mnrket--Scpt. o.
The market Il rising and tho quotations for Ho are
advanced lc r i over lat week Tho sales Includo
rsIme lido quoted at eoxc.
, 1863-09-11

Philadelphia Seed nInrkct-Scpt. 8.
Tho seed market Is innctive with moderate offerings
1t sa1c9, nt $3.50 for clover. 90 for timothy,
md $49J q bU for Haxsfed. anil the demand Cllt,
, 1863-09-11

There l. but little export de1and for oar and the
200 hrs mlddlings at *3 $50 brls new wheat s4-
Feine st IS GO 500 hFs Ohio extra family at $5Q9AS,
anti 60 6ris old stock do at 3SB@5M Tie inquiry Il
mostly for fresh ground flour, which IL generally held
above the views OF buyers
, 1863-09-11

E.MECf4 01 tuE r 10uaS
Tie Cincinnati Price Current Of yesterday says:-
Fayrers Will not sell their old corn no IN districts
where the present crop has been damaged by the
fros and the Indications that prices Will go high
CT, therefore,
, 1863-09-11
Recorders Court.
The following is yesterdays record In the Re-

CGfEe1 I0HIIs
coaxos LAw--Hoyt rs. Jo'neon ct al.-A1ias
CHAScEnY-Taylor "a. Taylor-Proof heard.
decree ordered as prayed:
following true bills: People rs. Mary Sifcn-Lar~
Ssii. Feeele = fiiio Suffee. Patrick Daily and
Of not guilty in each for all the defendants Peo-
pic, -. same-D91g1a1y. Plea Of not guilty for
each defendant. People 70. James McNary--Lar-.
-Lareuy- Plea Of guilty for each defendant. Peo.
PIE ys. Maria Mi4sams-Lareeuy Plea, not guilty.
Ptoplo Is. .: p, Fuller and Jas I. Aldridse-lar-
Geolee Eslestol. Faux ThompkIns, VIM. Petci.
val, Henry NJ. Coll.ster, and Geo. G.: SNYDER
gambling rlea M Of rot guilty; Leonard Rothgel.
not entity: r. Smith surety in s. from day to
eay- People 20. 4. Howerth-&sanbling. Plea Of
Feops petse ssnp.san1sreepy san Jury trsa}
verdict not guilty. People vs. John Kennedy and
Thomas &a1hcws-burgia!y. P1ea Of not guilty
McNatty-lLa.ceny: Plea Of not guilty for each.
People rs. Bernard Judge-larceny. 5uty trial.
LAWRENCE RELIEF CoatsuTTRE.-Thc7e
viii be meeting Of the Committee, at the o11ca
olJ. G. Hamilton, Esq, No. Z Methodist Church
Block, on Saturday cto-morrow) ut O'Clock p. m.
WIN each member see that hie district is thoroughly
cAUTAf&e0, AuU ItpOEe kuE AuAA@ ~ &46 uouu8 III
tbat time. G. G. COOK, Chm Com.
pNER PAeE, Treas.
NORTH SIDE q, L. A.-The North Side
,Urton League meets this Friday) evening, at
their han, recently redtted. All the members arc
respectfully requested to be present. as matters
importance viii come before the meeting.
Per Order.
No DA1z,-Taylor T. Seymour have sent US
an order fot blanks in aletter sojthouf date, Win
they write cs AsAs9, AID. tel IN Nhe.e to aend
, 1863-09-11

CINCINNATI Sntt HInrket-Sepf. u.
The market i very firm, With bsstes demana. Int
t,y Ohio liver nnN Kan1wh ha st 5Qa5ic per qu. Tue
stOck Ia light. No moyemeuttn foreign.
, 1863-09-11

DnItiuore Coffee nInrkcf-Seps. 8.
Tho is In ,atr request, but business II almost at B
stand ns to the extreme rte.s Of the largo hold
,JaTn at SCGfS7c a d.
, 1863-09-11
Flour, Wheat. Corn, harley,
brls hpstl bush bush
1ee2......... so 500 15,l29,ao 1o!k9Io 3!3,l0o
1868 3........ 725D0p 5Q,5G7,lW 146f5100 73,7DO

Dec... lis 500 Incl 5s2 go In. 85o GOO De. 2ss, 100
ny reducing the wheat o -four, tho quantity Of the
corresponding period last rear, shows deficiency
equal 10 t22aj 700 brls aons, -, ,,,.,,
of tpuc tho principal articles Of produce lott nt
Tide-water from the coinmenccmont OF navigation to
, 1863-09-11

New York Hide 1Iarkct-Scpt. 8.
The marxet for to-day continues Inactive the views
OF holders npd buyers being fur apart we notice
sales Of 4 $50 city slaughter at 1o319Hc.
, 1863-09-11

EFfUnI EH9 QB~EE0 lHuesy 3In
Til. schooner Enterprise arrived here yesterday D.
m from Wellington, With cargO Of barley, cousfgn.
cd to D. s. 1oun, Co. This Ii the s5t arrival from
tie rev crop this season. An offer OF S125 z bu Wnj
manc fer the lot. which HQS refused. -
, 1863-09-11

EfHC1HIlEtI NU1tEF NIuFRcl-oEpls os
The supply OF prime to choice frest has been very
light, nni prices again adyancai 3;aic p n, AMI the
market c7Uscs firm 1t a092c . 1or ttime to choice.
l2al3c,
, 1863-09-11

nrm. sales Cargo sshr Little bell, Mnskeson l. NJ
bs1 mxe9 Ts1esdsi's s loo o9o @ fest e. o1d 6 4
e sshF n JEaDe M {ss4 {Gs@4p6e L F.
Canseman, 5luskegoa lumber, MIXED, Koherts' Mil
500 feet as s15 eafgo schI e GFay M1s5eson ~ s
on contract, at 950e cargo echr Dickinson, from
Green BAT sla cargo ashr AIDA n "a io %
Si3oG: cargo schr Actiye, Grand River. strtrs and
boards, 800 feet at $1t@5: cargo sehr Heron!ell,
cargo bark CL., Gre 2 Bny lumber, Qeoato mixed.
Hall Cakns Mill ITS Geo feet at S14 5; cargo scnf
strips, scantltng and lnth Holt & Caikins MIL 10000
frrf at S14 1atb IS % NCr thousand The following
, 1863-09-11

St. Louis Salt nIarkct-Srpt. 3.
The.ei 1n.ge ntlyancc In NV York 6al., and
ho1tcFs arc now asking $;G5 q brt-
, 1863-09-11

In cries o notca sale Of $50 hhls Coba su snr
nj inS61fEc. In HIS New Orleans do at 12Galic lac
iatter for cla,e. and rs htda molass.s 333c Tor
Cln| o,l and m{lscsvaho, MI on time
, 1863-09-11
Vessels Passed Detroit.

Vessels Pissed Detrofts
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
Dxrrorr, Sept. 10, 1853.
Er-Prups Neptune. Badger State Caldwell, barks
Southanpton Hoyt, SC hrs Davidsoo, fillmore, IdaA,
Mary, Brown and Statue.
Dows-Dark Orphan Boz, schss Kichua, Newman
Hart. Ballard, AlHerluc,
, 1863-09-11
,ph1lni4e1p,,fn f!uttfc Market -9ent. r,

Tie o1e1it rs Of beef catte wae very heavy. .saca
tng nearly 900 head n Lacrosse Of ab ~. 6ol
Csc tbs 1G0 prices Raging from 81 si9
ccnmon te good and prime quality. Tac salsa Fere
cattle tod al $s@s gross The folio wing ara til. par
Hcnla1s o. the tAle9 Eads public to day at tho Ave
IN Vt
, 1863-09-11

Tide Water Receipts. ...
The ouantty Of -four wheat, corn and barley, !ett
at TjAe.wner during the 18th week IN August N the
r~at md follows: