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l AN CURED,

al havo taken iNdoses e Eadways riiis, d three
pi!s each, in days they cured me OF Constipatlno
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia. have taken B-&h's,
A., add many other pills for years, and ec1ad
only obtain temporary relief II stoppsl tho use Of
these pills FOR week my oh complaint WsuA appear.
Six .osos Of Railways Pills cured me. t.t,.- -
siEiriEN BENNETT, g. s c. 81
az have suffered with Dysrcrsf1 and Llvor C,m.
plant for seven ycarr-hayc used nil so-s OF pills
they would give me temporary comfort, but Was CON.
PEELED to take them all the time have used one box
Of Dr. Railways Pills ; l am cured. have not taken
. particle Of mcdlc,nc in six months -. -S
c. ~ lULDS, EoxbnrJ, Iass.
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GcSa good breed Of medium sizSd hoo
that viii Kit at any age, sueA IS wip
weigh, froGssO0 10 40 pounds akeo-na'
tured-n yeu hare no erfesd tAaA
corn. Keep over winter none but breed
ing stock BE sate md keep enoagh 81
that, for ifyou have too many pigs you
can always do something with them in
the spring. Have your pigs come about
the first of April. Keep no more than
you can keep well growing BE sure and
have, good pasture for them. Make all
the pork you can from cheaper feed than
corn-which must be the base Of fatten.
"Eprcsune that when corn is over Fifty
cents per bushel, it will pay we'll to grind
aud cook it; but have not tried it fair
~. Fat we'll and kill your pigs about
Christmas, and they will ordinarily weigh
200 pounds of as nice pork as was ever
put into barrel. 1t will frequently out.
sell heavy hogs in market. Ithink that
when corntiss fifty cents bushel 10 make
pork raising good business, it should
bring 81 per hundred, and for every ten
cents advance on corn, pork should ad.
vance 81.
sszrThe following shit" is from the
Rochester, n. Y Lnion:
"a lady entered one Of the State street
cars yesterday and found every seat TAX
en- \ gentleman rose and invited the
lady to accept the seat he had vacated
She did 50, poitely thanking him for hi:
kindness. The lady wore dark delaine
dress, plain shawl, and an ordinary tan
colored straw bonnet She had fai,
complexion, smiling countensnce, kect
black eyes, aud an expression tha. indi
ssfe aasaaaA HFsss "fa ia titiy," Hi
was free from dirt and paint, her hal,
was smoothly. combed, withou. curls
frizz'es or beau catchcrs. There wa:
nothing in the appearance or deportmen,
OF this individual that would attract spe
cIal attention, or lead any one to suspec,
that she was not 10 sound mind, save tn,
fact that she bowed politely and thanked
the gentleman who gave her his seat. -
This eccentricity is sufficient to show tina
the lady is not of sound mind, and she
ought not to be at large.
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RIATT r HPICER

sT RIATT %RICS NE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Conveyancers, Collect
ing, Land and Insurance Agents, and Notaries
Public. MONEY LOANED.
Office opposite the Court House, two doors north
of the Roa HffvA TllIeoni 1ow3: ].
and adjoining counties, and in Supreme Court
of State.
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For Sale.

3o For Sale.
; have for sale Six Good Farms, in Cedar
county, of different sizes and locations to suit
purchasers Also, about
1000 Acres Of Desirable Prairie Land.
These lands will be sold sfor ali cash. or on
terms, r. t.s'f s9HsjsTst il 5t*@F tf'7'a@"~
Houses and Town Lots for Sale and Rent
sz~~r #Faruns to Rent. - 8. 7&' "a
Taxes paid in Cedar county, and III other
counties in the State. f+G s,g .'"7@ IDS ~ ~
-sdt sss s:H. C.PEATT, Upton, iowa.
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State Of b,ea, Cedm county, IS:
James Dwissns 1&ta =

State 81 bfH, Cedar county, SIS
James Dwis'ns p}ta,y { II
Henry d. Brown, etal
'TNO BENJAMIN F. MERRILL, Stein Hll and
l. ). e. Stein: You will take notice that
there is now on file in the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court, in and for said county De
htton of James gans against Henry Ii. Brown
ana others, and claiming Ifs agaihst yoa decree
oftoreclosnre of your interest in the north half
OF the northeast quarter Of section number FIVE
t@1, township number eighty 800 Of range, a.,
west, but claiming no judgment or other aaErm.
alive relief.
And unless you appear and defend said claim
On or before the noon Of tire Acc bhd day Of the
next term OF said eoars TO be held on The 9Th
day Of December, 1854 Default will be entered
against you aud decree rendered barring your
equity IN said cause
JAMES DWlGASS, Plaintiff
Piatt 4 Spicer, Attys. m TN 'sE
oct. l. Is 4. <w48s :
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PrIIz, srRAINfNG AND TENEsNUs,
O. !. Az TL,NLSsAlIIl-

PIIEI, STRAINfSfi AND TENEsNCS, = ts#
PILLS., STRAINING AND TESkSMUS, - "a E.
Ar the rssua Of Inflammation irritation OF tho mu.
sous meulbranc Of tho bowels, induced BY drastic
,llsthcsc Imperfect pills instead Of being dissolved
by the chile carried 10 tho lower bowels, and IN.
dacc pcris 'alc movement or evacuation by their
irritation - hence the struinfng cramps UreNeAiH0
pains piles and tesasmsa, and the freqwea Jdiss esb
10 the raier Closet that patients Nndego who taks tAsa1
imperfect pilis FL y 7E go
Ii you would avoid these annoy lncos, whenever Q
pygativc incdicino Is required, take dose Of
ID 4 Railways REGULATING PHlA 7N.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons aflc,od with PILES, may re.y on positive
cure by their use. J.
COATED WITH GIN 100
1900 COATED WITH GUN. a
D.. Tadwsy,x rills arc elegantly Cated with Gum,
Tree from tasto smell, DO taken ut al times
aud on all OCCASIONS. No danger viii result from colds,
exposed 10 wet ~ damp wcathes after taxing hess
pills. i. 4,
Have secured = Vigorous sracAtNn, m ssvsFs casss
Croton Oil Harlem OIL INFECTIOUS aud other means com
pesey failsd. Adose of liaAxays Pills viii remove AZ
obstrlctons and secure FREQ passage Directions for
use inside zach boz. Price lcr BOZ, Is cents 6ol4
by Dugghts, Nedicina Dealers. and storc keepers. III
N. R--Every Agent bas been furnished with fr6A
and new mnds Pills. As each box IL enclosed Witl
Astecl Engraved Label, take mono Others.
,, RAILWAY 4 co,
g. Maiden Lane, New York.
Sold In Upton by n. HA,I.. Railways Relic
ia sOld at Al cents ner hottie. Es44 4t.fF @&F&
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80 Nava. Ecu. s-tte. .szsr
NJ. ~ Ssta. Fry stpeias X. aney Comp,aint
narneT's Itch and Badness Sraqt;9a ~ ~.
-, go 49, VA ihel sfeeas ana permnreut eurt
q ss ~ 70 any address,, Address i. e. UpttAM NJ
eou'n Lssh Street, Philadelphia, pa - hisna
HTlLr and Rose " eoa Frames. DC al, .,.e. an
nalfi nd uiads S o,aer 1. - '. Aes On
sAA<nmons sSy.Lsght Gaaler..
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! DUTABRISK AND THOROUGH
EVACUATION FROM THE BOWELS
!. Is ALWAYS SECURED.
Newly Discovered Principles in Purgatives. :
world and tho only Vegetable Substitute for Csiosl o.
Mercury ever discovered. They ARC composed Of i,
VEGETABLE EXTRACTS FROM ROOTS,
HERBS, PLANTS, GUMS, SEEDS, FLOWERS,
BARKE, FRUITS AND WEEDS, PRE-
Ia PARED IN vACUo. ga
Ono grain OF the extract of tho medicinal proper.
Tics ofadways Pills possess greater curative power
ovef disease than thousand Of tho crude and inert
materials that enter into all other pills in These
Pills arc compounded Of the active medicinal proper
tics OF the Roots Herbs, Plants, Flowers, Gums, &c Of
which they arc composed. One dose will prove their
superiority Il all other pills. They - - -'t.s
PURGE, CLEANSE, PURIFY. HEAL s."73
soOTHE, CALM, STRENGTHEN, 81
eel e. g.: ~ 49,. .F 1NvIGORATE,
And REGULATE THE SYSTEM. .aAa y -
Their Great Com lDtMntiOms.
They Apcrien,, Tonic, Laxative, Alternative, Slim
u!aA', Counter lrritant, Sndorifr, j - .-.
- s-N'HA AS EvAcUASTS, - ..r.es
They arr more certa and thorough ,,an the Drastic
rlls 4 Aloe,, Cro;on or HI lem H nr Essariam ;
aud more soothing and heaiiag thsa scana, OF Ehcu
barb, or Tanrarnss or Castor On ),
90. IN SUDDEN ATTACKS OF
mi mr.atoa Of tie Bowel, samacl, liver Spleen
Psncrc,s or Kidneys, B.ngs Cllp,c Bilious Fewer,
Eryipc'as or Cnnscstvc ic+cr, Small Pos, Measles
sc~ret Iere., e. IA ;~a't.rEs rs .
SIX To, EIGHT OF DI. .fstDwAG's REGU-
LATINO PILLS Will. Put@iH TIE p2lMA-
s. RI CAUSE OF THESE FROM TIE SYSTEM
sat 81 ISSSiN HOURS.
Ona toss oanr. Raw RITZ Win cleanse the mites.
trial canal, AMI purge from the bowel al ndendir 8
an! retained huuors, Thoroughly as lbc.ia o. tho
btst approved cnet,t. cctnsc the stomach, With
OH. producing Iss a,easr,n .i-ta,i,r, W. anssst
~ - raI IS L I:AasN Ing = s5'5 -
or other ,np aGa.t s. toms Tho are no thor
purgatiye pills Il, wor T that will tits dcsi.
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buggy and team whips q good assortment Of
Couars. &c !, Witch viii be se1d 1t prices 10 suit.
! hs times. H1-CAsIl PAID FOR HIDES.
Tiptoa, January 18th, 1851.
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lie would respect.
fHfly inform, his
friends and Gus
toMers that be has
on hand q very
'arge assortment Of
Carriage. Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness; Ladica and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies OF all kinds,
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I fENALES-FEMA

In many affections peculiar to females the Essrzct
Buchu Is unelualied by any other remedy, in Chi
orosis or Retention, rreguarty painfulness sop
preston OF customary excavations, liberated scr-
rhous state UTERUS lcuchorrhna or whites ser
ity, and for all compia ITS incident the beth
er arising from indiscreton, habits Of dissipation,
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more basam, mercury or unpleasant Mesea.
cines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases. HELM
SONS EXTRACT BuCnu and IMPROVED RosE w Assn
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LRcD = SMITH. Chicago. III. eosnsraa
A4sass. s& >ssnl3y1
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Policies issued without delay, by
MALAoSPlGER, Agent Tipt0na Jowa.,s
- slT = -. = Ut 1T --fr----r+- ~ ~
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allowed f252 T. and The Comptroller directed pay them
from al proystion for Support Of Detained Witnesses
Which wa adopted BY the foiowirgyote
neutrality-suspicious. nuer, Davis, Ely Little Purdy
Roche, smith, Stewart end Twced-9
hcs1iivr-Suncryisor Bluut--l
Tie Special Committee on hrnores end Drill rooms pre-
rented report M favor Of Adopting rrso ut iooss
lrs1ired, Tbs. the bills james Laiou. amounting 70
% iar rei Ofhai ng Nos 80 md 80 Broome for the
months of June Jny Au~gt md ,ep'erher 1894 for tie
oi Ire fs tt X, rleni New Sfae Na'iona' Guard.
b. audited and allowed unl the Couprorr directed ~ psy
n 'u nom appropriation ~i 9fiss end DrlrooIns
Nh'fn w. adopted by tn. folio fng vote: $500
Aiiiimiyr-ruPe VISOR, bEnt Come nav ny LN-ef
FuIdy Roche, smith, Stewart md T|toc-l0.
MOTIONS.
supervisor PrHDT d. hen the Board adjourned Il
80 g. meet 1ledy ucx ilih us.. az 10 o'clock, m
Which -.lr.ed.
suPrvsar PuspY moved that the Board do now eyourn
Which wa car-isi
Whe,e the President declared that TIE Board stood id
j,asaed ui tn. day neat ih inst, a. 10 COCK a. m
eos 3. AOUAG CieLk
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snion Rally IA As,orin-Gco. wa. Cur,.r



The citizens Of Astoria, Queens County, turned
out in great force on gucsdo! night to ipaugmeie the
electoral contest which is n result ifhard work and de-
seruncd efforts can secure anything in no election Of
Geo VIM Curtis eso az Member Of Congress for The Is
Congressional District and the rolling Up Of stunning
majority for Iinco.. aud johnson IN November. Inc
pace uf meeting was decorated IN the usual rtyr Hil
banners and lanterns and number OF rOchca "ie o-A
M prior to the CONNIE nelt OF he meeting. The az
delco was niost respectable, with tie exception o.
few cCleau rOwGies who came 70 e1h bt telI ueino
cratic devotion free speech by causing a possible
Interruptions ana vas lIccy composed o. idio"' "a"
augury OF succossui canvass.
Mr.. McALosEY President Of tire Union COMMITTEE
called the meeting 80 order, and IL lev appropriate
remarks introduced to the meeting 80
gro. WV CuEIls, esq. WHO was received Win
nominated aud supported by the whole temperance men,
and tie other by tho liquor stores aud grogshop, ana
tie latter claimed to be teetOt6er and that IL DID not
matter what the Influences supporting him, they
would at once ask him then How IL il yen are ia such
comp anyf You may bc sober. but Why have you &C.
cepted this nomination from such party Z" That
the whole subject Of TIE coming election The notion
was IN the abyss Of war and called on ~ elect
is rulers and finding that al to enemies OF tho coun-
Try and the Rebels looking for ard desir.
Ing tho success OF a certain candidate, and al
The most loyal men in the comfy were in
favor OF another then their choice enid Mt
be doubtful and most room be nade That choice
hsa been flready made in Size mind of the American
people efd he Ras sore f fhofe who Lad doubted and
vhichtte American people would ernrcs tfoir Irrfcr
eAoe Tor Lincoln anl 800 'la0n. IArliHifr TIE WlDi'
SlpAlJl L-Q IcccuUy aean L4Ya. conc .A.. uv
seh ohsemGy. WAC had recent. drawn LID sword aud
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ksus.ruuerr smiled

T. f.ry liu persl f,cs. I-,J7 and Qno>ss1isa Mrs..
D. D. Actor ana rysni Master ". ~. Actor Mr.. X. H..
I.~us .i.. Lows. Ni.l Aafs T. Lschmiun, ~ and N.Y.
-. -rl sire T.. 1ltrk. BIZ. g. "A. lurcI, Ar T. CAL a.
~ p. an..rl. tlr ~ r rrr. aud and child. b.
Of' Mar,.e @. N g Dari'e joan :. Lfsl9n hi., 90.
ron .il. lerf1r Lieut.. x .er md ris W. and bIs J.
Jerfe Dr. and setani. iiT aut M-s W. Dlnfcs'n Ja'
w., go errl Mss = q Smith n ~ M s. so H.
si-orle .mih " 1f-vno md servant A. f. FAY ~ ond
hl.. !. Grca clld I'D vn'. Mr. q. Carols Miss b.
r dr. 81 g. b. ord tir. u.uwiv ST. B. tarlns Major
F.r1.s. Dr. Nli. nsou, r. hill-E sou, a. Bon = %
erl.1r Hrsi tfn-ftl s. Htrc.fr Wa Craig liN ii'of,
,...r frral. ald t.r. frol, Mo " lrai-. Tviusri
fr, Our Col se-~i .Mri webb VIE nrd Children, J u
l..es Ar one ir, % Todd Il.i l.Hf. - -wcrscr, Rev.
Jot1 Shoe iiznki Mr.. ,. Ail.one md infant
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Tor Great bfiim AMI Tho Continent, by steamer
lrrnea Saturday Oo, g..................... 10y a.
ftr Ireland by steamer City of Baltimore Sltur.
day lel a. m.
Yor New Orleans by steamer Suwo hodl, sstlr.
day H. p.
l0- turppe, by seanor Nova ScOtan, Thursday,
Oct y p.
For Calf mia. OREGON, Nashinytou Territory and
Sandy lcA l.l7nds by ths overland route, daily
(sunaiys esr~p'e1) md 81 p
fcrth--Alifrv Buffalo and tauddas..3 ana y
North and West Mav Mail. p
" estern bail Via Ef.RaJroad .....J d and - y.
Southern and este!u Na5 NJ A. u and 10Y p.
Eastern Mail a. ~, aud 81 p.
New port AID "a p.
Tao ou- Island Man closes s...........5 and p in
Sunday Aah-On SUNDAY OIL mails close at....... "A p.
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TBAT HOTEL Bill Is RICuMOED.-Thc Rirh-
moad BAe states that Gilmore and Jaquess lcit Rich
mOgd WitAOut poylng their hotel BILL and that the some
has lust been caahed by the Rebel Secretary OF War
Very ungenerorsly, however, The Whig Oults % add
that pay was offered and declined. and tha, when Gil
moro and Jaquess objected 70 being considered the
guests Of the Con;ederacy Judge Ond fatty refused TO
allan uen1 10 male yayae4L Mr. Gilmore requests W 10
say that this apparent courtesy acquiescedn very
reluctantly by himself and his companion and that moth
inc would now give them so much pleasure 20 has
the privilege Of releasing themselves from al obiga
10 have tho bill forwarded 10 him through Major Null
lord L. 5. Commissioner OF Exchange, and he viii
honor II Al sight Boston Transcript.
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'S''e+ w I'VE 'iii' ~ 80 H''N '''''S " '-''fu~F
Tho following ia the amour. OF s,oes at market:
Cattle Shop. ssa,,' ,i 'si Veil,
Lat We, l.. ;; e ne sso lse 1919 o,
H4,ra......el2 oo0 81 ~ PEI 100 ~ or
Iirt ecssi'y. p .eee = 90 total weigh; & hi4e;
ghira do. 9 500 10 81 beoL
Bulb 1c.... l10 G 90
Hoykf7g O4ea $sod 5i5c, nearly according to teiF
Or, aaG Caire'- 500 ssoi Extra, essasloo; Good
Sore.--YesrlInr.. si9asls; two-year-od,, eaa9$3s;
.gep az Lq1,b.- nc. q n live weigh. in lots 9 %
Il - ~ :, head.
Eiaes-seIic. taf SKIN. icarc.: Talow. io0I3o.
Jeif,-si - each and pri,e. unsetle and declining
RExARKs-At Cambridge there were few of Arlesao
bacners and buyers kind seldom IN me
lanes when The yards full OF stock aud the weA. o.
often duer The butchers plilrd OF pr.cs and TIE
drovcs planned Of eferL Cattle sold d, Brig ~ r
" edncscy Of las w,ek ba even o. isi n"re wie aoa.
2rI e We count about 1900 cte nj taWhrtgf bis
wrr 80 place o. 20 last week. At brighton there over
loo hlad Of Wesie aud nearly TOO ilum Man'in al snrae
s)o less than 81 week Tho north stock j. Lghi atLrf
stores than beeyss, but farmer bay spruy 81 pfcstt
prices. The Ne,te4n better ts week t-l ususl " e.
hear q none priced lc and ev sold ovcr J 10 The
DO think ne price % beef as al IN very decided step
M. week bunch OF " steers sod ~ litc.
shrink. VII Oh the seller sad ard the buyer admitted were
equal lots that had been sold within weeks Al lsc y
Tho number 81 sheep some aooJ lee, tsu i. week yei
the market ). very du The butchers say thai peis have
on sicep and smhs One lot 81 2 hl t5 pei head
10 the country over SOC each bin &c. estimated
bsCu ole cd boy one ha.cne 50 - sl asked sales dull
Eua dsoNcIs comp aiming sadly a. me ul1A't.
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To hibany By HuGson h. Il ca Waren-s.. 10
AID 10 am, and T. o. ayid l1;sOp. Sunday train
from 6.22 p.
i Albany by Harlem r. H.. 2dth-s., 4.hsv., lOt "a
~. and D. H. SUNDAY trlin................... p. N.
10 Albany, Coz1-nss Hotel Dock. West Point
Ntwhafsh. Iorrhrffps.f, Rlnebeck. tatskii,
an Hudson b. steamers Din'l Drew ard G. Nib-
bard leaving D-sb g. Handing 81 3Oiha'l n O. m
To Baltimore. by the New-Jersey X. H. foot n
CouTtlludt-si. and 10 a. H.. u ?. w., aud ~
rutsht 7:3e ?.
To host0n, by New-L0udon line, Pier - :. H.,
SEQ ?.
To Eo.tol. by New.lieyen T. T., via Springfield.
27thri ana 6hay .............3a NJ aud 300 P.
T. 30 ton b. Nr.s Haven r. r., i1lh-st. sud An
sv via shers Line "a end p N. snnaay.... s;oop.
OF haaoer aud 10 and eco p.
To hT.dgs poli, by steamer bridgeport from foos
sip L. X. Il ~
T Gr-ruporf. i'p Fire - md, and o.ies frtsr.- On
Long i.lani, b. T. !. Railroad, iram James.s'ip
lnd foot n Hns, = o. No. and $50 y m
II Lon Branch. by B.riign aid be.sware lay
L. r. va steamer jesse Hoyt foot Of Murray
it, daiy al 49,. ......... Is. and 10 ni and q
u Nc~ .llscn iii..io.d, and Pungisd- team .
err icgy. tecf sip at.......' '.......' hhi ~ p IN
AID ii,q at a. ~ e. H. "a o. 556 81 and 800 P.
To fouwal. West foiu ,.rs blf-u f11fiE rfaie,
g. isadur ............... y p.
10 fh- Wet bv Pennsylvania frn,rnl Railroad,
loot Of ConIlandi.,,.. 4 snd o and ,.
saad,, 6.o0r
oa o. coar si, .....e a NJ . d. a. u 10 ani 200 ,.
To PHILADELPHIA. 1v hfu. Jersey Railroad, foot Of
aud IL nnra 600 P.
TO- Nfsninlt0u. hv tcv- lrrrey -. r. foot Of
lfurler1i-lt.. and 10 q. M, a r m and X
uian,.4t 100 p.
forflrisr inform lf0 iu ~ % Eiifosd Ilne laOire
81. siserlc fueu.s 40 alo'Afr pat Of tLis paYef.
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Ph:iaac,phin Cni.le Nnr.sri.

OrT. 3 le6i-Bgrvrsrfrfe very igr-e supply q
fcei attic this the ofering5 amounting an 20 $50
heed sales uslc . from % Or SIS g. 10 b. ioT
common and good and from so 10 it. 70! extra and
p-im..
sHrEp-Thc supply Of Sheep if week amounted % $50
TIE nkef DOL aud prices d. .iucd slrs were made Of
from 10 &c. B, H.. grosI
Hoes Tie sale Of Hog, ains1n'ed 90 100 hes aud prices
ranged ron : ~ g. = is. g l1n H..
los been bat little fAgugr boz is market u
head sold from f2 e. tis Tor sging.r and
Iom 81 10 S52 ios and cali
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MURDER oS THE Hon SsAs.-On the passage
Of the British brig Raymond from Dublin TO this port
quarrel took Place September IS between two Of
tie seamen. nGued John West md John Bennett
wlcn Bcnnett STABBED West a. the abdomen. from
which he died in twenty -four houra The cagtail ned
Bennett put In irons ard boug.tto this port " est
was coorod man. belonging TO Nova Scotia, aged
nhout 2g yanrs
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r1nr IN Asron PIAcE.-The upholstery store

~ Jacob George 10 the bass mont Of No Astor place
was seriously damaged BY fire early Wednesday
,aornine. Loss on stock. 500. Insured for
SO In the Continental Company Or. William
H. Dvinele bad stored IN the besemeat s5Vo
No irsuranco The first floor was occupied by N.
B. sandiori as a clothing sioye. Loss by smoke gnd
wato!. SIO00 Ilsuiel ir 5000 N tho Fulton In
,.,fla,. ~ 'frslar, aud Au4boilt Doppll.-s- Tie
hfiiiftvas dlmocol 20 Che amount o. SOD fdvnrd
i, C..en. vfo oc.lplrs Ao. g. e.iors sight l1e ODD
fs ..ro. of boot. and aaO.s. lulUcd "a t)D M Tho
Mercantile COMPANY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

Steamer Cas- aaifs Gen. Me.s, b. l. C'ark, Nsit"sAe.
Ship. Missouri Loise.
psA 10 Ciruona, 4 sibrinlls New-York
Bries Anna J,rs. flying Eare bae-f, MAGMA thIta
Brig sronnesS, Ryan M.rgoane, ~ deys los"ood' i
bound TO Bottom.
Bns v A. PIT. (B.), webb, Bermuda, days. ballast,
Midrt0n - Co.
EIs John ev,as Of Blue Hi, Class9n Neu'.ias Y days
With noa.e. master spIt soils 49, N.soi, .t ~ po5t
Bah &. T. Hamilton aud bl.ss Ponlet md Macniari ios
NeuNok So iw day. bars James l. We'd AID 4eh. Ans
Curry disrAaigiug go
brig Georle Down.s Of Hirhlioes, laine, AnguNa 10
cays sst H. Ifowhr.igs's sons.
sers Indus fIslitl, MenaWs, JW Webster c: D. Hnlze
Rainbow Conlitu'ion 4 j. d. Rossett VIM. d Pitts, Yam
400 Doodle. John q, Wright u. i. Bayls, H. NJ brownnS
s. ssrnuion hIctc, j. $ Fasaad, D. W. Saunders, TO"
Bay TVhoon.
shr duan. ~ River Hobart y. 8. Martin, Ringto1
Jam q days locyood and COFFEE. = j. Nevins Son ls
brig ~ '. CoithTs f9s .eviork In days. sept D. IN
he@vy NJ. bow, PA, -si.l. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
"a fANY.

N.TMIrED)
EEW.YORK TO LTvEiPyOL, CALLING At QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS
Sh1. Tln.. Cor1rrAc-r
!. De- $50 -
lFiN.
ONfARlO lbHdniJ. 3z2.................... -
HELM Ella lOG,!dls. "
froWs'.
PENhSb MIRRORING
Lesvlnz Pier 30. -, Nor.h LiVor ~ .oi0ws
FRiN....'.'............. Saturday Oct p
Observation-Disclosures. Saturday nov.
YINANlA........ >auriag Nov II
AND EVERY ALThks ATE SAIU kDAl IfiEkEAt IER
lie cabin accommodations board these siearne 4rs IN
SURPASSED. oud toe lower then by Other Inc
IABI. PASSAGE To IL. EkiDo.-s Ia Told
STEERAGE PASSAGE TO LINLRPCOL-e5o incnr.
reucY.
me owners vessels SIN DO accountable FOR specie
yauube, miles, bs o. hiding Aagn. .eu value ex pressed
therein. ere -igned therefor.
fof fr-i-ht or passage Apply TO
WILLIAMS e GTION. no. II Walst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

THE rchr Fign-1 nom Boston for Bedford was run INTO
last night s'hl Of Eastern Point. by the schr Torpedo OF
beverly AMI sank Crew saved by the Torpedo ALL landed
AZ Gloucester.