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TO CONsU npTIvEs.

The uuaepixned having been restored health IN E
few weefs. BY very simple remedy. after having
ssFered years with severe iaaE sge-ron, and
tsst dread disease ceusampton-s an sioas to make
known IS his .ellow So ferers The means II cure.
To all vito desire II heviIi .end copy u thu PRES
cfipiion used Gree Of chsrse With the directions fer
preparing and using the same, Which they viii End
Tor CossrNrTtos. AsTHsA, Bsosoatrs
CoVoHs CoLp<. &c. fse ess obec ~ the al ertiser
In sending the prs c.pion is henefI The Afflicted
and spread informsiiar Which be couccyes to he in
valuable and be hopes every sufferer wi try tsls
neir. as viii cost them nothing. and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription vii please address,
Rky. EUaAkU A. WILSON,
Williams BE- tgh. Kings CoaLiy, New York.
oct6-c3n
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Massachusetts Election.

Boston, Nov. a.
Returns from two hundred towns give
Andrew SO. 9l9 majority. Twelve Dem
ocrats are elected to the Legislature
The Senate and all State officers are Re-
publican.
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Mexican Consul Recognized.

Washington, Nov. a.
The President has recognized M. T..
Roderega as Consul Of the Mexican Re
public at San Francisco, thus giving an
other official acknowledgement to French
Intervention.
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i Arnold Kendall and Mary Kendall, his wife
yonh Lyheb, Blackwell and Nj b Morrison:
Is now on file the once oftbe cle,k of the D,st,ic
Sof. o. Lee touniy, Iowa, Mt Keokuk, a petition OF
Sam nei Ames, Claiming of you, the said Arnold
KepdalI, the sun cf Two Thousard no,t,,. 90 a.
terest. as money due on pfomi.so,v note and also
claiming as against all Of ihe derncants the forero
and Mary A. ksntsll be wife 10 secure tbe ,s-Ds
Of ssid note and co1y wing Lot No I've RAJ L ptor
one hundred and ninety Zine 1881, n lie Ci,v n
keckuk County Of Lee aud Stste OF Iowa ia xftsh
the ether defendants have OF claim 10 have Enme in
terest.
O'less you sppear thereto snd defend before noon
Of the second day u the Feoruary term 1854 Of ad
District Court Judgment I'd decree will be rendeTsa
against you thereon
RANKIN 4 HcCRARY
oct1g-d4w Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
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Baltimore, Nov. a.
The election is proceeding quietly
There will be light vote.
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Baltimore. Nov

Only about 10000 votes were cast in
e ! noe city. Of which Goldsboro gets all but
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Original NOTICE

To w sample, Sarah Sample, II II BeIdirg. VI p
Lynch. Nilltsm Belght&n. Trustee @ Ssute. Vn
sumpson, Pierce Brut 4 Finndsrs Cook & Ier.
bart; stone, Star C. Jtbn Lowre, Jhotnzs RANKIN
asa Mayo, Fix Hale 4 Co B4nodic. Hale & %
dock, Heed @; Familiar, kirxbam & co; John
Day. assignee ri Barns & R,atxen. Archftsld
Young Coz ostheiuer " oodward a t'o; Herru an
Ealdsin hezfkish ~ u6dsg. Defendants.
You are herety rotiHee thar there i nov On HIe
In .be once OF tne Clerk Il the District Court u -
Gonutv- le@a. al Fort Maat-ou TeEa petition uad4r
oath Of Billings in Witch you are sIl n -da de-
niaais, siie- ~ tat certain Deed 70 cetain Real
Es ate in Lee CyuafE, ioEs salf et tob de-cribee
executed by II. vs.. sample snl sarah n simple 10 IT,
n. Idnz and v. r Ltnch. Of date OF jane l2lh.
b l55j- sss bern lost 2td Bat reeera4d. ard
that's Deed u rEsf nxeut ssiG premises BIZ said
n. BetIac 2aI IS 2 Iyncb 10 William L.iehton.
Trustee 80 tecnre eeYfs = pronfsors Botes bas been
pad ADD sa8ad te esuos sed q Record aud that al
OF yoa except sad y abd ding, have rec YER
reason 81 The ln-s n0ne reeordiug ii aid Deed
cloud am shadow rairtlSs tii The sid
prerii-es ard Irzylns Al sA8 De u rst n Is be
declared pad AID sltIsaed. and fist faIa jaagie s
be dsetsren il~p ,nhpn SD premises. at
SAID premises he declared RE ard clear II sad udg-
nj Deed OF Trust and tiil- thereto n ~
uieted in rlsntF and fer other and furlhr relief in
Tie PREMISES
And uufess yea appear arr answer THERETO on o.
before noon OF the second cas- Df the next term ~
said Court to ne begun ana h. len On the erst Non
day Of UeeeH her, j. lss5 default VI be entered
agAinai you and a1greLi rendered thereon.
NOBLE STRONG.
octls CIV Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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Newark, N. j., Nov. a.

The Democrats have carried the State
by majority less than last year. Leg
islature about the same.
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GENTLEMAN. cured OF Nervous Debility, In
oenpetebey, Premature Decay and Youthful Error
sesasded by desire H. benefit others, will be happy
tofuruish to all Who need AZ, tree OF charge the
eeipe and directions Tor making The simple Remedy
used in his caae Those wishing TO prod, by hi. ex-
psrienes-sn POSSESS n Valuable Bemedy-wii re.
eeive The same, b. return mali, tcarefuy sesied By
aedressinx JOHN oGEkS
angIs-d&vsm te. 60 Nassau street, New York
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Another Mob in New York.

New York, Nov. 4.
A severe mob fight occurred yesterday
afternoon at Manhattanville polls, in the
l9.h ward, in consequence Of the arrest OF
a rowdy who assaulted a peaceable citizen.
Several persons were injured, but they
finally succeeded in quie.ing the riot and
arrestiDg many of the ringleaders.
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ORIGINAL. NOTICE,

"
] o Curtis r. Copr. Joha Sanford wn " BeItaap,
WahirF. The SAFE If lows TOR fhe use 81 Re
School Fund). nniugs Andersen: Wheeler Bel
lows CO; WIZ 4 g budfiek Miller Alexander.
feerhies. Chapin Lee, John Hurst, Charles
Nefili- James Cox, ARna Nofihngton. Execu
try o. the estate AZ VIZ WorihfBgton deceased I;
Miller 4ss hes q CO; Robert Hsmilit u. lanes {
Ramsay. Nm Col, nan Js-fas " OK lanes Bur-
ross: Caleb. cope GO; wits n F'resisu, ee0rge
Csh1s Stryker Wood n HsmiiI; McE, shober
CO. Brown a Cisrdentrs
Ton, and each ofyeu.h hereby nett fed that On
eef9te The leth dAy of October 1858 there viii be
Gle in the otce ofthe Clerk u the Ist'icj curt Of
Lee County. lows, 81 Fart Narls4E. a petition %
Samuel Y Miller surviving ftlEee. claiming ~ you,
the said Curtis Corn and John F. Sanford. The sup
ofThree Handret aud Fifty Dollars and asIoo Dollars
ana Interest money due prorsissnsy Lote.
cued BY The N 10 Samuel Miller ard LEXIS Reeves;
also claiming against al Of yeu the foreclosure Of
Mergsse, given 70 secure said ote conyes Ing tie
f1lowing real estate, l0-vit Lot Il. IN koek
eleven III in tbe City 4 keckus. In tie County Of
Lee and Stale Of lows IN which said real estate Ia
other ceferdaats claim scre irte rest
And unless ven sppeer thereto and defend tefor
noon Of the second ia. OF the December term 1858
ntsEii District Court al Fort Nadiscn irGsmeut sod
decree viii Be rendered thereon according sthe prayer
Of said petition,
RANKIN a NcCRART
oets-d4w ATTORNEYS for Plsintif.
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S-T-l86O-X.
BRAKES Plantation Biffers

They purity, strength en- and invigorate.
They create . healthy appetite.
They are An antidote 10 change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects ofdissipaton and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmaiic and intermittent fevers.
The purify the breath and acidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They euro Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head ache,
They are the bes Bilters in the world. They MAKE
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great restorer They are made Of pure ST. Croix Rum
me celebrated casaya BARK roots and and are
taken with the pleasure ola beverage without regard
TO age or time of day Particularly recommended %
delicate persons requiring gentle stmuisns Sold BY
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons
2. DRAKk & CO, 202 Broadway, New-York.
Sold by Andrew T. Wflkfn.0n
)ezI-d6ssm No. ~ kan-st.. Keokuk
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Legal Notices.
TINE STATE OF IOWA,
u LEE COUNTY.

TINE STATE OF 1OWA,l.
u LEE COUNTY.
TO e. 3. Higgins, and S. E. A. Higgins, his wife:
fou and each OF ron, are hereby notified that there
nov on he In the once of the Clerk OF the District
Souts OF said Lee County, at Fort Madison, petit
.on IN equity claiming OF ron the Foreclosure
an mortgage eaecuted by you uron certain real
s.As ~ Lee county. Iowa, In said mortgage and said
pe'on niy described, ssid aBee being OF dat
-, 800 and made 10 certain promis
soIy LOU 70 Jos. a crendaii Co, OF Bruno els
senoofn O. Co.. IN SAID mort mentioned and upon
when judgment pas since been obtained In Scott
county ,oma on tne ga cay Of February 1859, Tor
81 4a2 100 damages and ak 10 io,
With per cent interest from tina, date, and which
said Judgment has been asskned 10 the ptantin and
asking for decree ordering the Of said real IL
and the application Of the proceeds Of sale TO The
pay ment OF said judg nent and for general relief.
And that unless yon appear thereto defend be-
fore of the second CAV of the next OF said
Dstie, Court to be held In Fort sdison on the nr.t
Monday In December 1853 default will be ent cred
against and decree entered thereon in accordance
With the prayer Of said petition.
I CRUCKER a. SMITH,
oc'zS-dd Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Post Office oren on Sunday from ts 10 o'clock
An. Open every day lenceps Sunday from : A.
uaul I r. N. -
sg ]. B. HOWELL. p. N.
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PULMONARY CoSsrMPTfos A ugABLE DisEA q.
4 C A R D.
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SUN DRIES.


LEATHEK-soie JOG IS Harness. 4a4E.
HIDBS-Dry Flint II sise; Dry salted 10: srubby
haHprice; green Sc; green sheer peits leca
IS; green hog ssiuslse.
sKEDS-Timothy - 50 10 IS; Flax, q CO.
PARTNERSHIPS.
CHEESE-Hsmhu TX ia to i5e.
BEEF CATTLE-aaesc gross.
sHEBP-ss so to ~ o. Vhead.
wooL-Clean Tubwashed 50 t. SOC; Unwashed one
bird less.
oILs-Cosi Oil. sc; retail ooc. Linsced OH,
81 eo9si e5; Lard OIL, Soc to go Fish Oil. 81 20.
BEESwAA-35c.
PAT HOGs-s4 co gross.
RAGs-Woolen u Cotton 2Ic.
NEW GUyNlEs-21h 10 22!.
oLDtRoN-ie b. Brass Toe - Copper
Ice -.
EIcHAseE.-on New YORK. Philadelphia, Boston,
Cincinnati, St. Louis an Chicago y per cent. for
bankable funds g Old at buying.
DRY GOODS.
sHERTINGs 4 sHIRTISGs-ao to 4oc.
DRILLS-2S to acc.
PRINTS-l4k to 22c.
DELAINS-a5 to 32tc.
GTNGHAMS-23 10 37sc.
CHADWICK q COATS sPooL-sI co.
sKEIN THREAD-sl 90 to eli 10
FARMERS MECH. CAssIMRRE-eo to 73c.
skirt BRAID-5oc to u 90.
CORSET JEANS ESQ.
DENIhs-22i TO 37ic.
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Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILysr
s. III A NJ / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

DAItYGATE Ctrv ossicE,t
gsew-x Nov 4, 1883.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
RLoUk-snpersLe % 81; spr'r, "hes' srsrs
-; Pail Wheat Extrsss s5 10 - IS
CORN MBAL-si 50 ' 100 As,
SHIP sTUPP-si Is to 81 %.
CoRS-s6 4S5c p bush.
aARLEY-75c 10 ~ IS nominal.
wHEAT-Psli 81 oossi 10, Spring ssS7se ' 10.
RYE-s5e
oATS-s0a 55e.
poTAToE rs 3 soc. Retail csc per peck
BUTTER-Common i5e; Choise, II 10 zoe; retail,
2oas2e.
kGGS-iT 70 Isu.
CHICKESS-sl SO to q rs.
LARD-s . Sic.
BACoN-shoulders. Sic; Hams 7ic: sides SIC.
WHITE BEANs-cenmon TO good 20 10 81 Is
Prime Nsvy ~ coss2 IS.
TALLow--s 10 &c.
HAY-rimothy, SO % to SIS 90, baisd $50 90
TO Gas on; Prairie - TO sI2 90.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-Sev Orleans fair. I2is; prime i3s.
choice Is; New York, C, i6tc; Sev York, A, lie,
crushed powdered
aoLAssEs-Beieher's Sugar House 7oa7Sc; Col
densyrup sscaei os-very scarce sorsum +o8soe
COF 2sNEef bAxuyra
RiCE-9aioc.
s0DA-Ameriean, &c; English, * 10 &c.
SOAP-Palm Sic, Panty &c German 7ie.
CANDLEs-Stsr IS to 10, Mould, 1874 TO lac.
TEAs-Ysuug Hyson. u log 81 50; imperial 81 IS
9el so; Black, 75cesI 20.
ToBACCo.-D Sweet, 6oe; Medium Brands
coo 10 zoe; Gold and Natural Leaf. SOC to o5e
NAiLs-Best Brands IS so. rates.
GLAss-sxio City 81 50, rates.
CoRpA6E-Isie % Ie.c-
FRUtr -Raisinsss ooa IS IS.
SALT-Lake % IS 10 81 Is
FIsH-No.i Mackerel, bbis. el4 50 to SIS 50.
No do do el2 90 to sl3 90.
No I do hlfobis $500
MOI DO do ~ 90
Hlfbbls. No. 1 White FIsh "a Of
, 1863-09-22
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. Sept. Il. Ees
BEEF cATTLE.-There have been no arrivals Of
Beef Cattle since the close Of Saturdays markell the
business done nco has therefore been f.r the stock
remaining ever. The entered sales for Sunday and
Monday amounts 10 $40 head, at prices RANGING from
<1S7@2 80 per 100 ns. These scles have principally
been made to sFeculator and the prices 1cazsd are
considered to be fully up t, the value Of tie stock
sold. which consisted chiefly Of thin MD steers,
for which there has been little demand In this
uarket Good shipping grades are stn In good de-
mand.
SALES TODAY.
A.sns sold Haz1ewood II cattle, averaging ,o3o,
faysd Co. sold lakewood L. cattle, averaging 1o'o.
Aaams sold HAzlewooa 81 cattle, averaging 1.1ss.
5ela Fa9s .c2s s's = sste soe
Asalns sold G. Epble Is cattle, Averaging sss. 4.
Kable 4 Lyman sold Ferris IS eastle,; averaging
KSele Iismsn sold Gordon 81 casun, averaging
Patterson eo1a Gordon u cattle. Averaging o, at
Cstes sold starkc Co. q cattle, averaging a. at
Yiin to1d nazlewood 81 cattle, averaging 1pn, on
sea sis e s:
81 So. -...'
,Msndzck sold Rosenthal 50 CATTLE averaging es at
Beard Reddoss sold Rnblo d Hymen s5 cattle, av~
sHanks sold Burns u cattle, averaging s97 at s1s7
Shanks sold ktschway 20 cattle. averaging .2l0,
Kelley sold wahl 70 catte, averaging 1.o12 na. on
staple.on so!a Hayes Brndy, IL cattle. averaging
Hodse& slmncns, It cattle, averaging 1,sa1 NJ. on
Webb sold Enwrsght 2s cattle, averaging 1,om na.
Moore sold Turner 9 cattle. averaging 1cn ns. at
stIa:sn gold Morris Co. "a cattle. Averaging 1.lao
Ns@iaEton sold Morris & Co. 81 cattle, averaging
Sd aesn sold Morris Co. ii cattle, averaging 1,es
ms, a. $2.55.
stIadsn sold Morris Co. q cattle. averaging ei1
Ssessfy SOLD Chicago Dist. Co. 50 cattle, avsrag-
rsgory sold sternes u cattle. averaging oss ns at
$25.50 per head,
HoGs-There bas been good demand for hogs, e.
peeia11y heavy grades. The receipts since Saturday
have been 81, and the entered sales amount to IA
The closing Gales ofshe last market have been fully
maintained, the sales to-day ranged from Is 50 to $50
per 100 lbs.
, 1863-09-22

thst the action WIS commenced through u,aIic1ou.
motives and to obtain money.
In support Of the motion to discharge bail. there
are come points raieed which will probably 1ess
to more thorough Investigation OF the law rt1.t.
Ing TO the process sgaIust the person in action,
for to:te, ,Nhan 1t has yet been subjected to, We
give brief statement of the points a. foilowa:
!. The Affidavit upon which the capiaH Is issued
does NOT slow any sufficient cause fol holding to
hail.
9 The tacts from which the aflant insers dan
re. of 1ose are rot In any way stated OF set forth
j. The allowance OF arrest, Imprisonment and
bsiI III such cases. 1equires the exercise Of IudI
cial pow er, and such allowance by mere CLERK Ia
absolutely void.
T. Said writ Of copias does not show any cause
for the arrest or imprisonment Of this defendant
6. Said writ was obtained by false p.etences, as
II III 1nanifesly appear from the aRdavits read In
support Of this motion.
6. There is no general law, nor any Judgment
order Decree or conviction 10 authorize the arrest
AID Imprisonment OF this defendant.
:. This defendant has been imprisoned and de
psIytd Of his liberty without the judgment Of his
peers, and contrary to the law Of the land
s. The arrest Of this defendant WIS IN u1zea-
eonable seizure Of hla person within the meaning
Of the Constitution.
9. The a7est, imprisonment md holding to bail
Of this defer dant, were otherwise, INFORMAL trreg.
nlar and contrary TO law.
, 1863-09-22

ISIS 7ses27 5o7S;a a17m1s5 1soofo s,o,nn tap7,n
The general rroduce uarteta. today vete unnsu,
slly excited md huorant-nartiv In ronaeoncnca or
the advance In gold. but mainly owing to the reot
damage done to the Corn crop hy the heavy osts of
last FI1day and Saturday lights,
There was an active speculative and shlnnfnp de-
mand for Flour, and the market was bfisk-p1tces
show Ing IN advance OF rsgz5c per bsl, Upwards Of
$500 brls changed hands, Mt $s50a615 for winter Ex
tras Is 10 for Winter 6upers. Z. eas n t,r sn,,nr
Extras, and $3.50 for sn-,nv snnars -
Tha Wb,.4 .,..4.. 80 80,
husss,N~,,,, go -, .ss ~ ,so ~
hn,ha,s - ~ ,r~e, 80 - az ~ =. ,.eo
nos - ~ Ios~ e. ~ ~ ~ s! ~
snr,ne sna f: a. ~ .s ~.
CLOSING an, a. ~ "a ~ NJ ans =, n.Io1 Az 49, ~
. en,inr " ~'0'
~, "a. alan .~n,tsa .,;, .....
ssr,1 al, n.r+s ~ ,ha ,n.sr,a- ~ s"1, ~ ~. ,.,a1
an.a-3. -. ~ "H.. 80 %no ua4A4
,-a,,s1 ,,t ..1I 49,. aco eaa .sse ~.
~ r.n. ~ r.tr.r ,,,Ssa cors ~ ~
~ ..a -. go. ~. W a1os iof ~
, 1863-09-22

CA11IEAt the live stock sales to-day the receipts
800 head we're taken by Goyefnment contractors. 26
head BY Washington butchers 1eo head held over and
prices ranging from Is 70 si62K ipeT l0o Is gross
or i ~ t9 9s S%a See Ts dee4s
brought N advance On the above ngnres,
HoGs-Rece1pts Of hogs continue liberal, and with
less active demand pEces arc dropping Inferior to
pime lire hogs Eod at So 50a7 IS per 100 MS net;
ccclipe Of Nc per y on all descriptions
, 1863-09-22

AlIeghnny Cattle MnfGet-Sept. II.
Catte-the offerings large, but moat1y Of an in
have commented operating after = short suspension
The eales published below exhibit wide rnnEe OF
prices but 10 more than the variety OF stocks offered
Justify. Tho shipments East we1e liberal. Inferior,
Hogs-The market was wtl1 supplied; a large num-
ber Ct good at hogs were shipped East amounting to
5000 head prices ringing from SH@s95hc 2 D.
eALKs OF CATTLE.
RAyelwood q Co., S Illinois, at SIC; VIM NJ Webb
h Co. 50 Illinois. 34c.
BALKs or uoas,
W, Holmes Co., 9o0 extra Illinois, at 5hc,
, 1863-09-22

On Fridsy and Saturday nights last heavy frost
prevailed arge portions Of this State and Indi
and the sceounts received Of further dasze to
the corn crop Of very gloomy character. As We
wittont particulars It il premature to make e.i
mates but 1t IL feared that at least 50 per cent Of the
entire EIor Is DESTROYED.
, 1863-09-22
5pyKEN1RNT sIo19.

GpyEEN1NE srocK9.
Us e. 81. COUP. 7s s.................us
sterling E1chanEe decidedly highcr; 1S39tA.
Gold has adraaced per cen'.. opening At sg4. ae.
vansinE to 4ex, declining 10 ssh aod closing df1n at
Goyefnment stocks without decided change.
, 1863-09-22

Philadelphia Provision Mnrkcr-Sept. IS.
There Is very little doing but there is no material
change to notice In prices Bacon hams are In fair dc
mand st lSNe = p Tor fancy bagged. Butter Il leas
Lard Is fT at 10H@10Ac z for barrels aud uerces.
Mess pork "a held 1t f1l5GS1i73 p barrel
, 1863-09-22

The market during the p.st week has exhibited
GONE slight Improvement. Erjce8 are htm. With an
upward fentency. There Is good demand fos prime
Euenos Ayres Org hides and quotations are very dr
request. particularly wet sailed, which commands
good rates In this market.
, 1863-09-22

philadelphia Grocery 1Tarkct-Scpt. 1S
In groceries notice very firm market, anu fur
ther Eales OF $50 hhds Cuba and Porto Rico sugar at
11&12xc+ on time.
, 1863-09-22

There Is no change In -four, and the market Is dull
hqt steady u p!eyons rates Eth sales q Only see9t
for extra family, and 50 for old stoek o. The
sales to the trade moderate At from 80 70 eo
extra family, md S7o0a9po per barrel for fancy
btanta - In quality and ffoahnees.
, 1863-09-22

Baltimore Coffee Market Sept. Is.
RIO is very ttrn but In moderate demand Common
to prime We quote at 2s9ac q y.
, 1863-09-22
New York Markefn-Sepf. 21.

lands. =" ''estSs Aos 12-oa1ak ~
FLocR - un;sst.sd. M.zkct exe,tea an1 ,,a7,,
nlkseIt wn1 vt dtMaad for export sad hauo con.
spmpGon u IS 40@s5 IS for e1tt4 1ste: e1tsaV q
Sssss..5 I'M otaahs clotins arm, with no seIers
Hn1sKT-xo'e active aad n:.=e= \. sora5osc fa-
atnte ~ a Ne3Ee:n '1Ss'9s *"A
GnAIsWsrAt ire sular aud M - tiled, s,d =,
hRhe7. So O. It Sl0ttstl1 fo oil chicago so!iur.
81 81 'cTtbnte rcT co: 81 f3a1 . TOR NllvsuSso
cub 81 2eS$l 81 ior r1nter re1 v-atern; ii IS fse
p!I Iev sn4tet *: = IT, shiss veneta EJe
Co:a eacited >. e bs'ter sa,es i sl@x,c 10 .a!o
ior eo1 e,.ern uixed In s+nrr. 0a.s acityo
4, . ec bet,o'. eits ra!es .s eSa3Xc tor wester2-
CEocERIE5-Sugn. nFm at llc for CiaTlHe / ltk@
loHc for museovado; Tic for Porto Rico Mc1asses
quiet Aad nrm. No sales.
Ous-Tet5oleum a shade drmer. -.
PKovts1oNs-PorE more arttye and asMeF. Sale.
y &2 @le 20 for old mess s1s sH9lt % for now %:
mess Beef s.eaay Bacon sidss in moderate request
Western sh. IT ribbed st 6He. Within few days AID
not before reported, 800 to1es city long cut hns for
future delivery, At tkc. Lard active and dEmrr at
lEc-lauer price an e1treIlc at The clOse.
Cheese ffutr At lNa13kc.
, 1863-09-22

FLouR-Hfshct.
n fS Corn advanced SC Illinois Entred TIC. Barley
IN good demand and lower. 9ales 81 go bu Canada 1t
ii Is; tt5 bu Saturday night At $1.1s
, 1863-09-22

In tre toeti1al 8s Fls Blatk, GEO MILLER, son of
semut1 hEleEs ksq. Of O:wego. n. 7.
The cecta1td Haa a . en1bef Of WaterhcateB Bat
tery. mn elsTplsry young u,ao beloved by alt Who
fueF lin His remtinh passed through tn.s city to.
, 1863-09-22

" Ne1yous Diseases and Physical Debility.
arising from Specific causes, In both saecs-neW
aud reliable treatment, in reports OF the Howard
charge. Address, Dr.. J. Bkillln Houshton, low
delphI8. Pa npst-am
, 1863-09-22

COMNHEsRCE q L.

MONDAY EvKSIdu, Sept, II. 1865,
Tbs following table showB tho receipts and ship
mcnts during hs past forty y-e.gtt hours:
, 1863-09-22

-wF z. Rigby, 50 Randolph street, ls selling
Paper Hargipgs and Window shades at New YORK
prices at Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
On the most Hoefalterne- aug Is aw
, 1863-09-22

GAS FIXTURES, GAS F1xrUREseThe larcest
md richest assortment In the city Call and ex.
anime. S. WHaRAyE, Jn-, d Co.,
seq 10 81 Randolph street. +
, 1863-09-22

Albany barley Market-Bep<. 1a
Burey Inactive bet steady, xish moderate 2 supply
, 1863-09-22

Go TO THE BEsT-Go TO BRYAEr J. STRArroy's
Cmcaoo coxaEAo1A1 Col1EaE, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
ChfeagG Illinois.
, 1863-09-22

ERUITS-The demand for GREXN APPLES contn-
ues 61lsk there Is good Supply. md prime Qualities
2 brl tEAc1lKseA la14 quantity. Of fruit ms been
E.on:ht IN siee safnraay 1or which there has been
ttnde. by The rresulality Of tbs boats since
r utacay last manF denlefs we're quite Of stock
ynted Psaches nom sot oslo 2 baskes. FLuNs-Are
yery plentiful CEofce Dessert iruit il s scafce aud
ceaT FEASs-There i A active demand for shipping
and ut low Irtcea. GRAPK-There i. good supply
Of Catawbn and Isabella Grapes In the marke', for
Motc1ste te1nand Supply rather limited. Il being as
yet rather early for the importation OF sLfs Gait
DEIEp FECTTs- Trade Gull, and supply limited. We
, 1863-09-22

Lawrence Relief Fund.
Ikavc received since last report the following
amounts:
From T B. farttr, collections. $4,000
VIM. Bross, ". .....,..,,, I10IO
{" Sell s ,,,,., NOO
Th0s. B. Bryan, including amount fe.
eetytd through SANITARY Commls'n.' 6e1.3t
DO. previously reported. 3,G72.2i