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4. II. DINISGER / co.,
s.Xxos OF No.. 1s Arp 81 BROAD sr., Nsv fonE.
OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE,
Ne. %, PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE FOUND IN The METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS,
EIrS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL,
KENNEBEC SALMON,
SOUSED g PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LUXuRIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON.
Hessrs A. n b. 4 Co. are Also sole Projectors
sfsIEIEGERE CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Pu,sp In Quart Bottles for medicinal uss.
Also, Sole Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
EAu articles bought at their store warranted
cstse first quality and forwarded any part of the
SIT Ess of expanse.
A re intend to be permanently located va re-
specf1iy request families I" give call
ABRAM NJ. BININGRR,
HENRY T. CAPEN.
NissneroH, December. 1854.
AN BININaER & CO have no eonnexiop with
sey ether House.
sss ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent.
NATION NAL LOAN.
fHENEw
SIX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE
o- ,fse. Ply. Years, At Option of the Gossrnmsa,
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
YIPTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
and
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
the REGISTERED BONDS,
In Gums Of
PITY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNBREU DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
ET1EzsT COMMENCING AT DATE OF PUB.
CHASE,
Axp PAYABLE sEHI-ArxuALL7
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
oREAPEsT GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now in the market,
fhe Interest a. present price of coin, being equiv
allen. TO Per CEsT. in currency.
FOR SALE BY
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
4S2 FIPTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS II
e0TKRNEENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES,
lRIY AND NAVY VOUCHERA
COIN, CURRENCY AND E6CHAEGk
eeesH
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4 CANTERBURY HALL!
~ CANTERBURY HALL!
CANTERBURY HALL
LOUISIANA AV., NEAR SIXTH SrlERF

4 esfFEkBfuiRY HALL
CANTERBURY HALL
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR Sixth STlERf,
EXCELsIoR COMPANY OF THE WORLD
CROWDED HOUSES,
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIaHrl
THE MOST MAaNIEIcENrH HALL
Its aei nowledged hy both i,izens and s.rsn gers
TO BE- the best and most pecta ,ly conducted Mu
sic n ali in the country.
. THE LARGE EST COMPANY OF STARS
ever appearing in Washington
Our motto is
PUN WITHOUT FULG4RITY,
Look At rnE LIST OF STARS
thatw appear to night:
Agnes SutEerlspd, Frank La Pole
LII, BRANDON, Florence Rivers,
jennie Allen, Hannah Burch,
.nAALA' ethiopian htIi,; Comedian,
Comic Dancer.
- The Wonderful c, n.ortionist.
AND TIE OLD FAvORITES:
Gee R, Edison. "A; Willis:
g.
THE ABOVE NAMED STARS WILL APPEAR
TONIGHT
in immense clio of
SINGING, DANCING ACROBATIC PEATS dc
The performance will conclude with the laugha-
bic Farce,
COUSIN JOE;
BUTTONS ALL OVER ME-
AnAIssIos-Balcony and Parquetts, Is cent. .; to
Orchcstra rm Chairs, 81 cents; to Private Snxes
holding six persons. SIS.
Doors open at 6% o clock performance at ~.
A GRAND MATINEE will be given next Satur
day Afternoon, for Ladies and Children at 0 elk
Admittsnce-Lsdies. r. cts Children 10 cts.
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A RAY SUP PLIEs.
0ySIoH OF fHl CHIKF QuAlfIlNAssIR,
lSsp of Ii

VTTIVH OF fHH CHIKF QUAhf1kHA6f1R,
Army Of ths Potomac, J
WASHIEGrON September %, 1861
PloPesALs are invited for furnishing for the uss
ofthe army of the Potomac the following articles:
t,OO tons best quality Timothy Hay securely
bsled, the weight ofeaoh baie to be marked
1900 900 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality. In
strong sacks, web sewed.
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood well seasonad
and of the best quality.
Zach bid must be accom- panied By the endorse
ment of two responsible persons that the contracts
hivarded will be fulfilled.
. Bids will be opened from time 70 time a. the AZ
dces may be needed, and contracts viii be awarded
for the quantities needed to the lowest Responsible
bidder up to the time of opening.
The right Is reserved to accept all or any part Of
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Hay
or Oats Wood )" as the case may be, and enclosed
10 separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. and A. d. o.
se Dn Ohief OuArteFmastAP.
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THIS t1HURSpAYp EVENING
4; b night OF the Irish and Yankee comedy coup,a
MR.. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Three Charming Genie Plays. iEt rspersed with
Songs and Dances!
BORN TO GOOD LUCK
Paddy o'Raf.rty Mr.. B. williams
IN AND OUT OF PLACE
Mrs. Barney Williams in FIVE characters
IRISH TUTOR.
Dr.. OToole.-.- Mr.. Barney Williams
Rats of Admission Private Boxes, IS: Dress
Circle $, cents; Orchestra Chairs, Is cents fa1iy
Circle Is cents; Colored Gallery q cents; Colored
Psrterre, 80 cents. Eecured seats, q cents extrs
Doors open at quarter before clock perform
aneeA commence at half past o'clock.
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bRoPosALs FOR FLANK HOWITZERs.
ORDNANCE OFFICE. War DEPARTMENT,


WAsHIAGTos. January q, 1888
Proposals will be receives at this Office until
o'e'cck p. m, the 2rth of Februsry next for
la hlshlng ore hundred, or less, "a ,uuorr cast
iron HCwitzers for dspk defense These uowitzers
weigh, when !ini> he'd about z76 pounds each and
drawings exhibiting heir dimension can be seen
At this Office, or At the United States Arsenals
Tkey are to be subject to the regular Uni ed States
insPec tion and proof, and none to be received
and paid for except such pass inspection and
proof, aud are approved by United States Inspec
tor, to be designated by this Office. Payments win
be made on ee. stes OF Inspection AMI recs Of
to De given by the Inspector, and forwarded This
Gidders will state the number of Howitzars they
PROPOSE to deliver tuot xcee ding ne hundred the
place OF manufacture and delivery, and the price
per pound, for the finished Uo~itzer: and no hid
will be entertained unless it be from n founder
regularly engaged in the business, satisfactory
evidence OF which mus. accompany the bid ANY
blooer obtaining contract will be required t.
enter into bonds, with less than wo su reties
IN the penal sum OF ten Thousand dollars for the
faithful fulhl me nj OF his contract in all respects
The bend must be acknowlrdg ged bef)rs a Judge of
a court of record, and the tondsmen must be Ger
tined by the Judge Of District Court of the I'm ted
States or an Ordnance clicer in charge of nited
above all liabilities.
The right il reserved t. reject all proposals if the
prices are deemed too high or if far any cause it
Is not deemed for the public interest to accept
them.
Propof ais will be sealed and addressed to Brig
adler General James w. Ripley, Chief of Ordnance
Washington, d. c :" and viii be endorsed 'Propo-
sails for tank HowitZers." W. RIPLEY
jaT-tuthslm Brigstier Gen'l Chief of Ora'e
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A ITEM TION, oLDIERsl

SOMETHING ENTIRRLYNEW!
STOVE THAT YOU CAN CARRY IN YOUR
KNAPSAOKl
HOPES PATENT KNAPSACK STOVE is Just
the thing to go with the shelter tent.
1ou can put il in your kna apsack without any ar
preclanle enlargement of that package
Ose stove using Ain:h wood aud Weighing q
lbs OF, with pipe, lbs is suff cent for four
men An officer can carry one in his vali.e, and %
OF Lhem, ofhcers size, using ls-inch wood. can be
packed in hard bread box. 1t has neither hinges
nor joints to get out cf order and is at ouce tn
CBEAPEsT, BEST AND ONLY PRAorIoABLE STOVE for
soldiers use yet invented.
Fer sale by j. Il. BARR d CO, No. 496 Ninth
st., and by WALL BARNARD, corner Ninth St
and Pa avenue
Suffers orders promptly filed Address
JAS. HOPE Il CO.,
ta n Nt' No. 496 Ninth 1t.
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Wood! Wood! Wood!
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD!
On hand, the best quality of all kinds of
BOD!
SAWED AND SPLIT IN ANY LENGTH OR
SIZE REQUIRED.
KINDLINif WOOD.
superior Article of Pine, selected expressly for
kindlirg Sawed Short and Fine Split as q subst-
tuts for charcoal in building Anthracite Fires in
Radiators, Ranges, de.
- Cash at Office icAsn ordered.
THOS. j. GAIT,
Office 2s2 Penn'a avenue, bet. 18th and I3th
Mill and Yard foot of Seventeenth ct.
ian 2-u Republican and Chronicle
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SATURDAY.
Beneft Of Nessrs BAILEY a-d BRINK.

PRICES or ApMIssIoE.-paicony Chairs 7s cents;
Orchestra Seats IS cents PSrauette g cents. Pan
lily Circle. Is cents; Private Boxes, $5.
Doors open st7S to commence at O'Clock
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1t tis ael nowedged by both citizens and strangers
to b the best and most respecta ,ly Conducted Mu
sic Hall in the country.
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q .sl4 prizes amounting to .s525 695
Tickets $40; Halves S.; Quarters S2x; Eighths Slx
"All orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed to JOHN A. MORQS 4 co ,
Wilmington. Delaware. jan g. In
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THE MOST MAGNIFICENT HALL
IN AMERICA!
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CROWDED HOUSES
EXCELsIoR COMPANY OF THE WORLD

PEOPLE TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHr
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ADJUSTMENTS
WASHINGTON TkEATRE.
CORNER BLEvHNfH AND O STREETS.

THIS etTHuRspAYl EVENING,
First AID only time Of the Grand pramAor
PEEP O. DAYi
GRlHD SCENERY AND Eprycfs!
MISS ALICE PLACIDE.
As KATHLEEN AAyouasssSI
Song BILLY o'Rouks" by J. Ea~arts.
CONE EARLY AND SECURE GOOD SEATS
FRIDAY EVENING.
Grand Benefit TO Miss ALICE PLACIDE,
And positively her last aixht
SATURDAY,
Beneht Of Nessrs BAILEY a-d BRINK.
PRICES or ADMISsIoH.-paicony Chairs rs cents:
Vrehestrs Seats IS cents Pstauette, g cents Pam
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GROWERS THEATRE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard Hotel
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BUTTONS ALL OVER ME,
WASHINGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET.

NEAR PENNSYL VANIA AVENUE.
PROpRIETORS.. IA HAMBLIN CO.
STAGE MANAGER---.-..JA JAMES PILGRIM
, 1863-11-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY DIARKET.

THURSDAY K7HHHd. Nov, S, 1868.
TIE demand for money coz unnts cec!ded,y acuvs,
much that its effect upon the exchange market
begcs 10 be very seasibIy telt When once the cold
weAt1 er Eets in steadily. and po:k packing coz
meress In ea11est, the demand for currency will
donbuess xRan pus exchange. for tine at 1ea't =:
par. Llts oukh exchange 1n New York Is aenIIb1y
es.ler 1stes ~ ye. are uncna7ged VIZ; Par or buy
inR. ard premium u the telling D1lce. We nodca
however that conceskiors s:e readily obtained
by eustomets On zcund lots The rste OF sturaes'
EoEe a. for so1re Gays past Il sI6.
Welearn from private Dispatch e. ttat Gold ruled In
Wall ,t.eet tol1ows s&s 4. H. lis: 10 q. m 1l6x
II H.. 14sx: p. H. ls7i closing steady at the SANG
nguse The rate here wsk 1s5h1A6-usuary the upper
hku1e
SILVER lss@1lt. Treasury NotcsnomiEal. aad selling
stK9h premium. CaI ada Us.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lew In the money INST
tet. Buaii esq moderate mosey In good supply. and
exchange hru.
Att .LoU1s-Htw York Exchange abundant. and
rates continue 3. X per cent dlteouus buying. and
par satllDg. Defense Warrants @9a2c.
, 1863-11-06


BuL1's HEAD, Monday, Nov. Awe IND 1900 bull
locks IN the market p1aee this morning. fAr pro-
portion Of them OF good fair quality cxtrn
goon ard leas proportion Of The mtanest sort taan
We have HAD for txo months past. The weatrcr Is
and the trade oosatd early this morning
opening last arst cla.a t1llocks cold Al 10@
l6Kc = n net, seller .inAlng ofal, and lew exsTa
s.od 1t Priest estimated at lie n BY buyer an
fe1lcr- Later in the day, when It was foun1 that
there was no scarcity OF good cattle they cou1d be
h s. as p Ms9m qsst s. II m
quality. ano just ae out d well Us list Monday up to
Door, when bayrrs having found sut tue mum 1tr In
market, were dispos d to reance rates The nost or
djnary cattle hare not eosd as well toay last week,
COED as It wAs last week for Or yers Certtaly tus
brokers more anxious this afternoon to i'd nur
cEafers, and have witneese sales at four or i've
cof18rn ntad below prices as skel in the mornl 6,
ann the MARKET looks toward night ~ though mort
cattle ttan usual would BE- lett over 70. tho closing day
stsrE 81 Rtea, ne 9oyeFpmsnt agents, who buy i9E
fS4c ,n, and ,1oo head are. estimated 10
average ~ ewt net sach. The lowest OF my
s % e 5 ss e q
the maEke not - good as IT. was this day week; tie
/. st p,ees are 6ka6c d, lire weight La1nbs are
1lso dull Of SALE except at lover prices than last week
The prize Of pclss Il unsettled and this Affects prices
Of sheep and limbs, We shall be abe to give more
IN o. D Espcrt h;oE
ever bt1ore Every Is foIl and several lots ara
5Arded outside Ed scarcely any faics account ot
some eifculty among the Iacke:s ana elaughreTeEs.
OF couEfe prices ust ne Affected. This stop In bust
ness is very unfortunate as the weather is very favor
, 1863-11-06
MARINE 1NrELL1GEScE.

ecuR, roE1LAxD:-Thlst Il tho name Of y splendti
schooEor which tss lust arrived In oar
yer On ter fourth trip. sho is 90 1ee,sse., Had
|. In every respect ons Of the beat 1oozax
vc.c,. m The 1ake1 AZ she is built to 70 nsouzh the
Wraf Canal u Is not - long me Of tho DuIa
10 vessels. but she In every respect =. graceful sae
b.stt,r 10 cas1y rot ia the least damaging
htr appearance She was built as Clayton. oaio By
Ar John oahx, tie wcl known builder OF some ct Tho
npest vessels aaoas. for heF ownes.A hafRes. Es2.
Tha Portland il commando by man. avery zach a
sailor. sua senucnan to boo:. Capt. VIM Rses..
Loss Of 1ux Psofx11m vznxosr.-Ths following
letter. giving noes Tho loss Of tho propeller var
mont, Ma received IN t:1s city today:
OrFfcE Or THE NoE1nkRN TRANSPORTATION Co.
CLErKLAxp, Nov. >, ISIS. !
NJ. Howx. .Esq, Agent, ,chicAKo:
lEAn 81. The kfopelier Vermont beand 70 thll
propeller Marquette, nf1een n4lles OF Conueant Pa:
tenKe1s, es+ fsEeaEs papssr, ct: .saTrd sac WAS
c. THOMSON, Agent.
, 1863-11-06

Dority. No. case Of birds and fruits go; Frank
Furnish, No. 10, egg dlah. sd; Btardslte. No.
II, fur cap, $50; Kate CEooker. No. 81, aAe plano,
500; Mise a; Grlnnell. No Fl. 4 case. sos NJ,
Iareo. No: 8. phantom bouquet. SO; II VII
4s, box OF flowers, tS,; s.. b Wheelock, No
u, rocking chair, SIS; Warner. No y. oil
painting, tl5; D Hutd. No IS. silver butter
So: George A1drews, No l3. r. tbs Craps.
$40; Mrs Viz cent No 7S. sofa pillow,
pillow, IN; Il Tiffany. apony. 6100; G Tond. No.
e. nolseees pitcher, 50 80; Z. ". Coou, No 81, Doug
lsb' portrait, $40: Mira S q Kee!er. No a, sofa
pillow. f6 25: N. Browning, No. 15 chtlds Afghan,
xs; l.. g. Dempster. No: =, molasses pitcher,
TO orrse. so Miss Graham, No. 3. silver cup aud
saucer. SIS; M1s- r. Il. Sage. No. Is, = silver
caf6 receiver.
, 1863-11-06
BuQu1o Mnrket-Nov. 8,

FE1CE-Eteaty.
GRAIx-Nhcat shade easfer; No Nh waukee club
Sizl No 60 81 20 amber Tfnter Il S. Corn s.n-ce
vita small sales at Sic. oats In good demand at 7ax9
&c.
NmsEY-Nonlaa1 at Sc .....-
FRk1dHTs-ztc On wheat, and lie On oats to n. r.
No corn shipping.
IaPoEIs-1l hrs non1 III 900 bu wheat, Il, ,oo1 bu
osts. H. 0 bn barley, 9G0 M RE.
E1roKTs- $50 br1s tour, q 600 bu whe i, 90 bu
corn, 81 eco hu oats. .--. 49,.
, 1863-11-06
~" "N III" NFt1
sAK3 TO-DAY,
CHICAGO DAILY 11ARRET,

THURSDAY EvKSISo. Nov, S. 1858.
e M pcbp sufs Te
To NV SoEx-l.soo bzls Hour. vta propeller and
FLOUE-Receiyed, s,e42 brls, shipped, SO brIs.
Matset more active are steady. sales WHITE WIZ
.hfs E i FL
s?so, lt9 bfIs Cream Of Illinois at s5io: Ie0 brls
81 Srs o Eeod Wits s
e1Ea At ssso KEp "a wST1I pss m .c %a!i
Eos & 81 y @ sSs
ots ssS'ss s1H!s ;: IS %
IKAE-2s tons Bran ~ bulk on track ut SIC 50.
ssifE= E1stse @ % sse!s 4ssso: ss
f ssess g {
s. S q g & sa ssRfao ao y 1Sse T & IS s. Is
sSas la store 1t &C. 10 81 ao a a Il 81 do
isss s@6'9 @ q" Sc 1s sS.ss e se i so eu
S1e as1e a ona oss s. 9s b ao
Corr IN sto1s 81 3sxe: bn DO Il SEe; ID 81 90
S9 g JET It ssc; ios 5a ao il Nofth SIDE 5oasss} Il
q e M sf1 e. s i }S5 e.
Nj osts i stefe 4 SHs; i9eo y d. 4 sas9
ss g. g e sSs s. : s. s. d i e 4
9S g Ss! ss e
~ s!s5s @ sE s s.: sS ba do as aass 10 Sa soz
@Eses!ysd. Pa st b su ~ Mastss IT, a;Esaeea
atsi1e; 10 = Rsjsstsa Bsslsy i sse;s i ~
e. & Z Il ri 5ss i 81 rsf MAJ
sa,ss + today: 1to nu AMI 40 bags
5S :sa Sas S e. =. s1ss ss
At sTS s e choice Dairy at.yo and
sc suf ioWe1 quai:s az aos ID uch request md
-psises scarcely % a1m: We qnote: ,,,~.
Chcleo E1lki1
ss,e9 tosTs 81 iktns pfime st nc.
GHEEsE7Msrkes rsther active ana in fair Supply,
snos s as aqSs aaop
Mns'cpn is.r
s5k GSFFHEnin II eoos demsnI and msiket rules
ssntos. as7
Ho. connon 10 iii, s.Hes3
1ao. Eocd 70
1G G0OTERiCE-is6ir rorx Bsrreis At 3ls5 On
tIns5; s. 70 Lard Te7tes ut sfe5 on taes' W 90 Al
zCIDERz71a IN limited demand, de- "a, ard Z good supply.
Sas:s Fl set,ys y f. saee,et,
are very limited and only IN mail quantities. ne
quote ealts At 19a2f1 per dozen.
Observation-Disclosures very small, and in fair
Market rather cnll and receipts limited Mackere{
nre In Noou ceunnd anu market drm with an onward
tencebcy. Codfsh-SupplF still very deficient and
considerably below the demand Prices rule very
nrn. HeTnngs-FickIed arc scarce and htsh. Dried
nre 10 fair Rupply. We quote;
mol Whtenao, aAH b1h ...........s.... S512ha537k
Eo2 - ......s........... ks7A@5 i2H
mol Trons ..s............s.. l5o axis
Nos Trout .................. Al2344H
No QAckEtel neN, half bril-. 20 tet8 80
MOL do old, do ...,,,..,.8 $50 27.31
Ho.3 do Rhf btl.......,.......,,, d5o 0700
LAcke1e1 Et1 80 GSno
Family, y,...,.,,,,.r......,,,,,1 IS @203
Codfth, GeorS1A Bank. q 10 Kx.,,.,.....7E QID
Cod 1ah, Grand 90 do ,,,,,,,.,,. &c 27na
No. U5te6 Hey7fnf q 0buK........,.... % q u
Scaled =. '...... 70 a Is
Pfcfled HerrfnR1. ueT -............ 8nd Ea900
, 1863-11-06

60 70 TIE BEsr-9o TO BnTAEr j SrRATron's
CH1cAeo CoNNzRc1AL CoI1EaE, to get thorouz5
practical business education. For circulars q
dress feneloeing stampsl BRYANT & srRAz1la,
Ehff6po HIIr nf6 -
, 1863-11-06
OsweR0 Mnrket.Nov, 8

FLoUE-EnchanGed. =
.GnAIs-Wheat dull Germ scarce and quiet Oats
dull Other grains nominal. .s..
FEE1euTs-Firm. Flour at a7as9c, and wheat at
l5c to New York,
, 1863-11-06
To 1ll AFFLICTED with CatArrh. Throa
nfAea4eR. and A ftc inns a e na Gfans1
CARD.

To Persons Suffering from Diseases
Of tho Eye aud Ear.
DT. ]. D. Walker continues to attend exclusively
TO this Important speciality which he has practtscd
With great success for The lost fourteen ytars-
Once 1T South Clark etreet, Chicago.
Examination f;ec. 1o3oN1 Ct
, 1863-11-06
Gas F1runEs.-The cheapest place to by new
styles, 1s at Milnarth's, 1e3 Lake street,

arising Rom SPECIFIC Causes, II bott sa1as-neN
and reliable treatment, in reportsof the howard
Assoeiauon-sent IN sealed letter envelope neo Of
charge. Address, Df. j. 6k1lhp aouzhto1, How
ard Association, No. south Ninth street PILLS
de1nh1s Pa ami I'm
, 1863-11-06

Imports Of American Provisions ut LIvor-
pool.
The follow Ing table gives comparative vie OF the
importation At Lvarpoo Of American provisions with
th1 socka and prices the sth OF September for the
last ten 5eals:
, 1863-11-06

~ F. E. Rfgby, & Randolph street, ia selling
Paper Hangines and Window Shades at New York
prices, at Wholesae and retail The trade supplied
on the most liberal terms, oc29pU4w
, 1863-11-06

CATTLE eALKd TO-DAY.
Foreman sold Gfeenbauza 10, AZ. 100 ns. at $iaoo
simps sold GEeenbaurn. &c. ay. 1,1co ns, at $ano,
FL ass s'a L. 5G1e see G. snespn r. ~ m
Aoams sola keIt a Co. Is, ". ,tt.3 81, ut s20o,
Il E5wen sota Gox H. ~ o Ds, at $3.50. and % av-
ailess Parker soil Gu1sler q. av 1l M, a. $ Is
Loo9s g. soid Mallory Is, ~. Ills rs, 1t $50,
HuCson sold Hodgk1n 20, oT. Ao ns, At Il rs,
HSS5s aiaS;as s;iS tsId EsR5s 2s:, 3 4;
uocgkins sola Hancock is, av ll25 ns ut $to0
QrnuoEl role Hancock IL, ~. !, On ns, .. St5g.
TosteE soIa iijsasSsE =: ax; l:!aS = Il fa:
uoGs-The weekly market or heEs opened this
morning with about Is, COO Ia the various yards, of
which number sAe receipts OF today amount to 1888
and the ep!ored salea to II Ss. There Ii striking
Last znuzsday. the Numbers sold On each daY being
ieaty the Bame and tho quality Of stock being also
nearly alike, and as to prices it will be found on
CAREFUL comparison Of the two days that hogs hare
brought tocay about 12c = 1G0 NJ mora than on last
Thursday. There has not been much activity In tho
market to-day as yesterday and without any marked
decline prices have 1ot been 20 firm. Thia L., how
the natural result Of the present 1ue wa1m wea
Eter which, however favorable fer other occupations
about unfayorable for the hog trade ID It veil can
be. There il still 1arge proportion ofpoor halt fed
stock being broughttu for which, 1t present. there il
most llmlted demand; and the receipt Of well led
togs Is much more limited than usual for this class
tseEe Is much Inquiry, and high prices paid both
By packers md shippers From the best sources ofin-
formation, It 's however evident TIM. much poorer
quality OF stsck may be expected than In past seasoas
has been brought Into the market;
, 1863-11-06

The general Produce msgiets to-day were unusually
quiet At the opening, but the New York dis
patches we're received increased speculative mud
shipping demand took place. and prices improved ma-
teria1y-
There Nss better inquiry to-day for choice grades
OF Winter e1t11s and the market quite active at
SsN@snf for NhIte Winter, and $5.55ae.oo fos Red
Winter extras. Spring extras, however, were neg
lected and du. with light sales at Is 2ss for fair
to choice Upwards Of 500 b1s Of alt kinds changed
banda.
The Wheat market, 1t tbs opening. Was Qulet aud
rather neglected but before tho close 1t became unus
uAly b1iak, AMI pr1ces sdvauced fully 1c per busne,
with salea Of upwards of2o oa bushels It Il osKaIo8
for No. Spring: u ca1 oa for No. Springs and %
@ssc for Rejected spnng-the mAekes closing firm at
s1o7xa1ba for No. !. ana u .! for no 3sprlng.
Corn xas In setivo request (psinclpay On Canadian
aecount) and the market advanced about ic per bush
e with sales Of about 30 TOO bushels, a. a. for No.
, 1863-11-06

McVCEER's TuEATRE--The "Octoroon,"
ono Of |ho best plays ever written, Ia cEowding
Meviclsr's Theaicr nightly, and will Represented
this erthlDg for the benefit Of Mr.. Chanlrau, who
pcrsontes Uncle Pets in admirable style. 1t will
be pe1b,med also tomorrow afternoon. Don't
fall tp sic the Oct0rapu.
, 1863-11-06

DrsTISGU1sHED Observation-Disclosures around
and inspecting the different displays Of elegant
articles at Bryan Hsu yesterday morning, Was a
tall, wellbuilt, dne-looking gentleman, modestly
dressed in citizens clothes. There was look OF
delight upon bis copntenanee, and now and then
he wou1d take "cha1ce' offered him By hand
gone 5ouug lady. or else purchase work Of art
which seemed to strtke bis fancy. Here and there
fu1loughed soldier would almost rush up to him,
and grasp his hand and remind him, IT saw you
at vicksburg, General" :" II Was with you at Pea
RIdge;" NJ belonged to the -th regiment at
Prairie Qroye," and the brave fellows wonld re-
ceive greeting end inquiry about their wclfa.e
from him, that eeemed to give them great satis-
faction. ThegentlemAn WAS Major General Frank
Hes1on. He leaves this morning to join his divi
sion in Texas.
, 1863-11-06

ECaptain E. Il. Cooper, Of McA1listcr's
Batter, leaves for VicksbuIg, Monday morning,
November 9, 1868. Any persons wishing to send
lettt pr email packages to friends In that city.
can nboiccommodated by leaving them at this Of
fee o.io5 saugsmon street. between Adams and
Mon1n, Chicago, Ills.
, 1863-11-06
PROPOSALS FOR A NEW
l. BB1DGK At KU3a STREET.

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1EAtED PROPOSALS. Fill u IecatYed At tais omc4
nn Fma ns'Tay II RGy.,s S;LepssE ta. st r. xh'cs
TEo,s B.l to replace tho p:dka ds.t!oysd =
Enan s7seet Ihe bt!tKe will resemble tha Well. tse
snn ne sAMe Til b sut. viii ne pfs2esT[nstan s[ntns -
uoa 4! 1hs c1ct ssfois ths n1e nan1d sbovs
BIDS 1ns BE- se.ied acoompAned. II wt drsctsa q
Rath s1eet DY1d9a." -. - ,.,act any or Al
sd, s1d pfogs.. q, e e. s seza q Pss
WoI II thAH 10 Il cosnPstenA' T. g. aIHDkI.k
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