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1NHREE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

WARD. My stable was broken open on Fri-
dav night. about O'Clock, and my sOKREL
H0RSE RRIDLE and SADDLE stolen. Ihe
horse is fun size, chestnut sorrel, small white
spot in the forehead, and newly shod tail switched
of by the swingletree Of the buggy Inc saddle Is
a Jennifer one, and nearly new. The above re-
ward win be paid for his delivery to me, on Main
street. between Third and Fourth streets, or Tor any
information so that get him again.
de 24-4t Il w. HANCOCK, Surgeon <. A. Y. >.
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nISTRIBUTION OF PROVISIONS.
IL The Justices Of Henrico county are requested
to issue TICKETS FOR PROVIsI0Ns, to Be sold
and delivered next week, commencing on Monday,
2eth instant. GEORGE d. PLEA6AETS.
De 24-St Purchasing Agsnt, Henxico county.
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EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

INI Y HUNDRED UULLARS RE-
WARD.-LEM UEI4, stout black boy, about
twenty-five years OF age Left my house on the 18th
instant. lie has short neck; broad fat face would
His manners pleasant, and his answers prompt
and polite. He may be in the neighborhood Of
Mrs. ,Crouch's farm, ON Chlckahominy swamp, or
about Richmond. 1 will give FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS REWARD for his delivery at the Hem
rico county jail. GEO. d. PLEASANTS,
de l9-Gt Administrator OF lanes W Sneed
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RAGS wANTED.-The highest market price will be
paid at This oFsIcE tor all kinds of CLEAN COTTON
and LIsss RAGS, in large small quantities.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

WARD.-Stolen from the store Of j. Z. BUR-
NETT, opposite the st. Charles Hotel, on Wednes-
day evening" one pink-colored ACCOUNT BOOK,
containing account Of an auction sale and bills
of goods purchased at the same sale. The above
reward will be paid, and no questions ask I'd, II
either the book accounts left at either OF the
following places: Examiner Office, Dispatch Office
Edling & Co.'s, No. 202 Main street, or at the store
from which il was stolen. de ISIS
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RUNA WA VS.

1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.--Ran away from Mrs Lucy c. Bin
ford, en- the 2lst instant, LUCINDA, dark brown
negro woman, aged about twenty years OF
medium size. She wore away dark red calico
dress. with black sack. She took away copsidera-
BILE olothing She was raised in Hanover county,
at the head Of the Mechanicsyille turnpike road,
and may be lurking in that neighborhood or about
Richmond 1 will pay the above reward Of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for her delivery to me, or
to HILL. DICKINSON & CO, Auctioneers, Rich
mond j. b. KEE5EE,
Administrator of William A. Binford.
de 24-3t-
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de 24-sa, Tu&Thsts

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.-Ran away from my house, on the
night of the 2lst instant, my NEGRO WOMAN,
slILLY, aged about forty-fye years is very polite
and walks erect. Also, my BOY, WILLIAM, aged
about nfteen years; is sIua1 0r his age and rather
spnghtly. will give the above reward for their
delivery to me, corner OF Thirteenth and Main
streets de 4-6tsl n NJ NORFLEET.
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, December %, 1864.
The Senate was not in session to-day,
it having adjourned over to Monday. :
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1.-TWO HUNDRED ID OLLA rs RE

WARD. Stolen, shout 8 o'clock Friday eve-
ninQ while tied before Mr.. John Chlidrey's mouse,
m sixth street. between Main and Cary, very
DARK brown, or black, HORSE, with heavy name
and tail; no white about him about fifteen and
half hands high seven years old works Wen
there the hair Joins the hoof. Had on good Nc
Cisllan saddle, with English cloth, marked A. D.
0wathlney, and English bride and bit, and double
heaslstall The above reward will be paid y ae-
iyered to J. H. PLEAsANTs, at Hill, Dickinson
= 49, - - - de 24-3ts
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r OST, on Seventeenth street, between
j 4 Lewis MeGraler' and William Haynes groce-
" store. a long BLACK GRAPE VEIL. The
finder viii be literally rewarded by leaving it at
either Of the above-named places or at this Office.
dc 2S-2ts
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ID UNAWAY.-My boy, b EV ERLY
IL GRAY, left last Thursday. Beverly is FIVE
feet four inches high about thirty years old black
with scar over his left eye. l will pay a reward
OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for his delivery
to me, III Manchester, or any information that
can get him. ESTHER II. CLARKE.
Dl e+-
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LIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

i, WARD will pay the above reward for the
apprehension and delivery to me OF one negro boy,
named ABRAM twelve years OF age about Jour
feet ten inches high; formerly owned by Mr.. Ed
ward 6. James. He was hired this year to DIR. r.
s. Vest, who resides Grace street, between
Twenty-fifth and Twenty sixth Streets Church Hill
de 23-4t ROBERT II. DAVIS.
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NTANTED, No. SEAMSTRESS;
w one that win give portion of her attention
to domestic affairs. Address Mrs. IT,, Dispatch Of
fee. de 24-2ts
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4 OST, ON yesterday, the 22d instant,
II between the Old Market amt Seventeenth
and Marshall streets, my POCKET BOOK, con-
tanning fortythree dollars Confederate notes and
some other small notes, and papers OF use TO
any one except myself A suitable reward will be
given by returning the to me at the LOUISA
House. corner of Seventeenth and Broad streets
de 23-2ts l.. MeKENNY.
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OSf, on or about the 25th of November
u ssst, TWO cRRTIFICATEsF oRnr0NFEDE-
Has STATES FOUR PER CENT. BONDS dated
Msfra ~, 1854; one numbered $685. for $500 ana
sne otner numbered 1851, for el0o-bosh given a.
ny name Application has been made o. thsir re-
~ 49,, 0koRdE W. sNELl.lN0s,
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WANTED TO HIRE, for the ensuing
w year, an EXPERIENCED NURSE; also,
a GOOD GARDENER. Apply at Warsaw, beyond
Sidney, or at No. 68 Main street. de Tit
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OST, CONFEDERATE -FOUR PER
~ CENT. CERTIFICATE, No. .s62. Tor six
huNDkED DOLLARS, issued BY Lawson Nuns
nallys In my name. dated March $Oth isei rls
hneer will please deliver il 70 Mr. J. a eHPNEtsV
or the subscriber.
no ii-iawsw' WILLIAM O. ToMpKINs.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED. bv 4

EMPLOYMENT WANTED, by gen.
IL tleman Of experience, not liable to military
service, either as SALESMAN or ASSISTANT
CLERK, or to travel with the view of buying or
selling for his employer. He will only engage by
the month mot intending to change his domicil at
presently, but may probably be re-engaged from
month 70 month for six or twelve, If agreeable to
both parties. Inquire Of r. CAUTHORN, Four
teenth street. who is authorized contract and who
can give ali particulars. no 29-law4w
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WANTED, a set of CHESS MEN. -
w Apply, in person or writing, to 8. NJ. R.,
Third division, Howard's Grove Hospital
de 24-2ts
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"ANTED, an experienced MAN as
wv OVERSEER a farm Richmond
Must be single man, exempt from military SER
vice, and bring the best Of references charac
ter and qualifications. Address FARMER, Dis
patch office. de l6-eod5t.
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II OST, CONFEDERATE FOUR PER
j CENT. CERTIFICATE No. HE, for 5000, in
the of William M. Harrison, issued by Lancaster
& Co., dated March 81 1864. The finder will please
deliver it to Lancaster & Co or to the subscriber.
no l0-2ttw6w WILLIAM M. HARRISON.
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TO FARMERS. Wanted to purchase
from fifty to Eve hundred bushels OF WINTER
or SPRING OATS. Highest market price viii be
paid for them, delivered in Richmond. Address
+, box $50, Richmond, Virginia, Immediately,
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VIZ ANTED, at the Carbon Hill Coke
w Mines, in this county.a RELIABLE MAN,
competent to superintend steam engines and man.
age the surface operations.
de Pilot JOHN j. wERTH, Agent.
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WANTED, A TEACHER wish to
w engage an experienced LADY TEACHER
to take charge of six pupils for the remainder OF the
scholastic year, ending the 18th of July. Mustbe
thoroughly qualified TO teach English, French and
Music, and to teach beginners Latin. None need
apply but those Thoroughly qualified. Address,
stating terms and references,
WILLIAM b. BALL,
de l6-eod6ts Midlothian post-ofiice. Virginia.
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"ANTED TO PURCHASE A SER
w yANT.-I wish to purchase, between now
and Christmas, irst-rate COOK, WASHER and
IRONER; one that can be well recommended; 1
want no other
no i4-3tawts JOHN DOOLEY.
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r OST, RECEIPT No. 1888, for 81, 500,
Ia CONFEDERATE STATES -FOUR PER
CENT. BONDS, issued oath June. 1864, by r.. III.
Maury Co., Depositaries, Richmond I; one EIGHT
PER CENT. BOND, No. 5,40S, for 81, 800, issued
January H. 1864, in the name Of Mrs Ella LYON.
All persons are cautioned against purchasing said
receipts, as application win be made to proper OH
GERS for their renewal lde 2-Itaw6wl c. HUNT
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" ANTED.-I wish to engage the ser
w vices of lady as COVERINGS for my two
daughters Immediately, who is entirely competent
and experienced in teaching all the various branches
OF an English education, Latin, French and Music
ON the piano. A pleasant and desirable home is
offered to an applicant, who must be well recon-
mended. Address the undersigned, living near
Gloucester Courthouse, Virginia, stating terms.
de7--2taw5ts W. p SMITH.
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NTANTED, one copy Of DAVISS OLD
w SCHOOL ARITHMETIC, and one copy
DAVIS'S ACADEMICAL or HIGH-SCHOOL
ARITHMETIC. L. OLDHAM & CO.,
de 24-lts No. los Broad street
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OST, on Saturday, the 26th November,
Ii FOUR PER CENT. CERTIFICATE FOR
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS $4,000, dated
March 81, 1864, No. 2.324, issued by Messrs Lam
caster q Co. TO Whitloek & Roam transferred by
them, as certified by g. J. Ston, Confederate States
collector. All persons hereby cautioned against
trading for the same, application is made for
renewal. Lost, at the same time, POCKET
BOOK, containing from $50 to SlO0.
de S-law6w' ROBERT o. wADDILL.
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IT OST, THE FOLLOWING SCRIPT.
j Notice Is hereby given that application will
be made for its renewal
For FIVE shares of James River Packet Company
Stock, in the name of p. j. Archer, No. So,
dated September %, 1864.
$500 Confederate four per cent. Certificate In the
name Of v. Vaughan, No. 2,3lS, March 81,
1864, issued by Lancaster & Co., depositary.
de l6-laW3m LANCASTER Il co
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"ANTED, a little GIRL, ten OF fifteen
w years old, to wait on gentleman and wife.
Apply at Mrs. SKINNER'S, ON Board street, near
ct. Johns Church. de 2f-lts
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"ANTED, good BOOK-KEEPER !;
w one who understands his business tho
roughly and also a good RETAIL SALESMAN.
A. TOLLEsoN & CO.,
de 22-3t l4l Main street.
, 1864-10-19
TIE pRERIDRNTIAa ELEC-
TIaDN.
Address OF the National Union Execus
tive Commateo to the People or
the United StateN,


AeToH t10UfE, NEW 1oRE, Oct. II. 1854,
FELLOW CITIZENS. The election OF T1es-
dsy lset give splendid auguries Of the re-
eult Of the Presidential contest, now go near
at hand. The great Central States Of the
Union .have pronounced, In unmlstaka able
tones, thei1c oDdetnnation Of the principles,
The purposes and the candidates Of the Chi.
cago Convention. Although the great lssue
tion, they have branded as Jalse the .declara-
ZION of that assemblage that the war for the
restoration Of the Union has proved "tail-
urc, and baye stigmatized, as unpatrfotic
AID cowardly, its demand, made 10 the midst
ct our most splendid triumphs, for csssa-
tion OF hostilities," and a compromise With
the men who are assailing, In armed rebel
lion, the natioh's life.
In Penpsl 1yania, the old Keystone State,
although there Was no State ticket to lroute
entbuelasm or stimulate e1ertion, the Union
men have elected ssztetn out of the trssa!y-
Jour members Of Congress, secured large
minority In both branches Of the Legtslas
ure, and carried the State by a popular
majority Of notless thnn FIFTEEN THOUSAND.
In Ohio, without any special effort, the
Union men have elected lrteen members Of
Congress out of nineteen; the Chicago can.
didate for the Vice Presidency, Gao. H. Pen
jleton, has been overwhelmed In his own
oistrict,-all the prominent leaders OF the
Chicago movement who dared to present
themselves 1or public Judgment. have been
condemned by decisive verdiets, the Legis-
,a.ure has large Union majority in both
branches, and Ia the State at large ths Union
.nuse has popular majority Of not less than
.iehty thousand. -..-.
In Indiana, where the Copperheads mace
:hcy have met the most signal defeat and
,ycrthrow. Their organization was perfect,
,heir meaps abundant, and their efforts
marked by the utmost vigor and determine
, 1864-10-19


goods and merchants to "bull'' gold 20 as to keep
prices up h,ye been spent, and to-day we have the
first step backwards, This is not surpr,s,ng IT,
deed alt our adyices from the East for the last week
hsye tended to le,1 the uub].c to exnecs snch a
bresk. It was IN unnatural, a fictitious advance,
aud Of copr.e cou,d not be maintained 1tm.v
have enabled those holders of goods who vera "in
side the rings 10 ret nd OF larpc Quantities Of mer
cbanditc which other wise coud 1t have been dis
posed Of: but II has aleo mis1ed otners and en-
ccu1aged them to buy at prices which nav prove
ruinous to themselves and damaging to the trade
generally.
A. to its effects On produce it has resulted IN loss
ouly to those ~ho are moro spectators, The le.
eit1mate deatrs and shippers OF grain had no faith
in the recent fctitious adysnce snd they kept ont
Of the markct. This is psr:icularly tine with re-
rar to Wheat which Il the leading article Of trade
In grain at present. Day after day we have noted
the absence Of all shipping Inquiry, ard the In-
Creased speculative demand. nprlees adyaccedsc
per bushel In New York, here they rose &c, and in
this very way our market has been kept In an r1t-
healthy condition-our yes<e1s meanwhile lying
In the river Idle, and fteiehts at az anoat unp,e-
cede1tedly low rate for 3he eeseon.
There vas good attendance on Change to.d,y,
bat the markets were unsettled and lower in CON
sequet &c Of The decline in gold.
Flour wae very dnl1, and The market was nomtn-
ally 25G150c 1ower-with sales OF 1850 brls at
$s.l:HG1s 6e1< fer good to choice Spring extras.
The wheat market opened weak, but as soon
as the gold dispatches arrived, panic took
p1see. and prices fell about l5c q bushel, with
sales OF sbout 1T5, 600 bushels, at St.05 for No.
Red, st.62 Tor No. Red, 81 60 ior No.. Spring,
s15lA@1.6sK for No. Spring, ard $1.45G1.6O
fo1 Rejected Spring-the market cloaiug unsettled
and nominal at 81 513<6t1 .a2k Tor No Spring in
store. The demand was almost wholly specula-
tivc.
The Cora market fufiered decline OF 617c
bushe, with sales OF about 80 .o00 bashe at St.1
@f:4 for No. Corn, and Si.20 for Rsjscted-,he
market closing at $1a1 for No. In store.
The market for Oats dec!iucd Sc = bn.he1, with
Gales Of about 900 buehels at 61063c for No,
Oats, ard Coo for Rejeeted-the market closing
quiet at outside aeures.
Rye vas in limited dcmsnd and 0ss1oc per bushel
lower with sales OF about oo1 bushels, at ST CS
GIL for No. 1 and No, Rye-.he market closing
80, ,rast hr,ars ofr.r1nr o,1r ., m
Rs,Iev 1raa r. ner hnaha, lowar WITH .,,a, ot
7no0 hnsttIs at q coa1 c1 FIR M o IN s.or,~,ha
,,.,het r1osino rent bnvcra ofrsr,nt on1v a. ~
1,;,b,ines Hs,e neolcctea and nor,,an1,v oass
,ou ~ with t,,ono .,ss ~ :, ecSe, csc,osino
r.,t. ~ +ba tnsiao rnctnt,on
, 1864-10-19
M a r Z N z LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
1VKA VV VNkVA0V4

ARR1VED.........--, Oct, II.
Prop 4 asrser: Hopkln.. = Joseph. sundrtsa.
Plop nasks,es GhaoTan, sixdeaaea1xS.s snual.ea.
FEE SoSs.k Ssiss. rspey se.s bPs Bss,
hs.E G o. icniGs5g; R Lsbn sni.se' :o bba s.:
sess .isa,',; Loss 5ss nines' psr = lame
scnr Hsiea III Beod;; Long. wtkt.1on's Plsr. Il, cd,
Sch. HsIe. B4uch. south uavee. 10 4, h.adl,e.
schf Liz1ie Thiooas scone:d, Maake9on Ia ii luns.
Sch, A'aett, B1tler. Muakez,o. IS m lumber,
sctr E: e; m1;,y, *, asmele. Aus.ez0a. - n lumbsr
echz oain. lmbri.t, Muskaeon. 20 IN lumber.
schr sc.nd1t a7iat. Rir1scn, Menoaonse. 10 N !ua-
schr ns.ney Eatop. Ne1snall. Vol River, so poee,
schr nsllwtn.. Olsen, Knns's t1s,. 1e eds wood,
sehz Ksss Do>k, Dcas, P;s1re Aarqast.s, -i9 cds
schr Wm: Jones, Thomas, Mans.tes. % m lumber. 70
sehr 9. Z Bales. Klrg. ST. Paurs plsr. m luno,r,
ssss St;s 81: E.t::oa: Egg n.:s,r z !s;e ports.
sehr Revo y'rG Likht. Isso, Grand HaYao, IS "a lam
scar I. nck1ey. Manning. G,s,e1.ua. SIS ten. COIL
se5l ~ Ws9sT. s's,s1s. bay ~; q = ianber
n1 ssn1 HsssS ps5 cIy @
Sch, Stampede, Kyls. Bay city. II, lumber, 10 m
sehr p; spxiag. Morrison. ST. Joseph, SIN lumber
ssR Eess Seso aesae 81 y
schr WestchesteF. bu1n1 Gtano HaVeDs g. m lumber.
scar 'g7inmph, Wernuth. Muekegon, 10 N lumber.
6cht ~ Vernon. Johnso Cream Bay. lao "A lumbar.
schs +. Hayden. Tetazd. Pssrrs Mazquetss, Us N
s;hr ssls. sitcasl1. nu,kesen. .ss lumber. 40 N
schs ztndtan, NcHsrEy, Musks9cn, IS Il lumber, %
, 1864-10-19
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM GEN. SHER-
MANS ARMY.
FROM SHERlDAN---A Rebel.
REPULSE.
LATER, NEWS FROM
EUROPE.

CSc1SSAr1, Oct. 18.-The Co,nmercial's
dispatch Gays: "Hood was ut Ships Gap,
three miles east Of lafayette, on the 10th,
and Sherman was close to him, and battle
cannot long be delayed.,
LATER.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
WAH DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, October 1a.
To Msjor General Dix:
The following dispatch has been received {:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 17-3 p. H.
Hoed's main force was about Lafayette last
night, and Sherman at Ships Gap. The re-.
port If yesterday that Hood was approaching
Carpenters Ferry was o mistake he had
not crossed Lookout Mountain Last night.
JOHN Scuor1ELD, Major-Ge .eral.
dated Chattanooga, yesterday:
left General Sherman Of Ships Gap, in
Taylos's E'dge, at dark last night. The Gen-
eral hnd army are all right, amp in tho best
spirits. Hocd won't aght, though offered it
Repeatedly. His dreadful repu. .se ut -Allstoo-
ma haE made him very careful.
General Slocum Is all right at Atlanta. with
plenty OF provisions aad forage.
Hoods raid has produced no military re-
Eu1t as yet. If he wants to invade Te0nes-
zee, ae be has promised bis men, he will loss
by deseltiOn twice 1s many as he has cap
tured. The loss Of men thus lar has been In
our favor
Hood demanded. over his own signature,
the surrender OF ResRca and Dalton, land
said that If it surrendered the white officers
and men would be parolled in few days,
but that II the post was carried by assault no
prisoners wculd be taken. Rome is all
right. C. a DANA,
Acting Sec. OF War,
, 1864-10-19

NEW YORK., Oct, 18,-The He.eTs Wash.
tngton special says: The gue1iltas have re-
sumed their depredations On the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, and have almost entirely
checked the navigation. Four boats were
destroyed between Edwards Ferry and
the Monocacy nfzer last week. G1erillas
are reported to BE- lowering in large numbers
in the vicinity Of the southern defenses Of
Washington. A considerable force Of Mosby'e
men passed through Fairfax Court House to.
day. The country along the line of the
Orange and Ale1andria and MANASSAS Gan
Railroad is being rendered unlrhabitable to
gueril1as. The Manassas Gap Railroad Is in
, 1864-10-19

New YORK, Oct. 1s-The Scotia has arriv,
ed here
The continued success Of Sheridan caye
great eatisfactiou to the friends ofthe Ualon..
The Confederate loan fell to St, but rallied
to So.
Be!Ts Life says neither Mace nor Coburn
can clalm tho stakes, and MI bets are OF. II
recommends Cobnrn to accept Mace's chal-
1erge to fight in England. It Gays tt was
clearly CobuIu's fault that no referee waa
chosen, and blames his friends for not oo-
Il. hereies, Minister to Washington, has
been transferred to Madrid, aud u. Chateau M
Rcnard appointed to Washington.
The Pope shows hostility to the new
F1anco-ltalfan convention.
There is continued unessiless In CONNER
clal and financial circles in England. The
untavorable bank returns, showing heavy
tal1 in reserve notes, dispefled all hopes Of q
1enuction Of discount, and. led to apprehen-
e1ons Of further rise. Funds heavy and
0roopirg. Demand for money active.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. e.-Flour slow at unchanged
rates. Wheat unchanged, except amber Iowa
which Is one penny hiEhcr. Corn quiet Beef
more pressDGiy offered. Pork dull and Unchanged,
Bacon quiet. Lard ehade cearer. Butter Slightly
easier. Petroleum fiat.
lATEsrEvenirg, Oct. sth.-Cotton dull: quo
tst!ons weak. Breads1ufa quiet and steady. Pro
Ef1ons steady. Lard has an upward tendency
Consols closed at se180H for money, Illinois
LEEltal, 6NGbl discount; Erie. 4161l.
, 1864-10-19

LUABER-DuEiug the earlier pass OF tao weeA
the:e was. with mceeEate supply. sels PstseIn
bic improvement In tho nctdytty and hzEneas Of the
rsrktt, This vns especially seen In 1ea'feaee 70
ssips, atock boards, and the best eaes o. noo,os.
athe dea i1ab1e ea1goss Of other
lumber met With prompt sa19- ,.
There has sf,11 been ths absenca Of al speculative
demand. City dea,e.s seem nervous. loosias ss ne
uncertainties which are at present connected with
cur monetary and trading interests. 1hs saasme
prese ut h1,h rate, ard the fact that with decline
Lumber must NECESSARILY sollow. eheotnsh1 cascss
anything uke .etu.n 10 tho extreme prices Emea
were paid soma few weeks tirce. 1ne ms1Ass ~ aaS
not been 40 weIl attended by COUNTY "A's'
tsar eaetons heye been more limited.
Thecompa1auve:y small receipts OF tae Eesx = Ee.e'
however. ding sed Of without Any decline On the quo
tations Of tho market on Tuesday lAss
from all opr lnmber districts, amounting TO 1853
feet 60 sudden IN incsesse In the usual receipts OF
the market. and under TerJ u1tATorsole e1cn1'