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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United
States of America.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United
States of America.
To all ,ohsm 1t may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that JOSEPH NICOLAS ADBLRICH BEN.
zIGER has been appointed Consul of the Swiss
Confederation, at Cincinnati, for the
States Of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, 1
do hereby recognize him as such, and declare
HIM free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers, and privileges, as are allowed to
Consuls by the law Of nations, or by the laws
OF the United States, and existing treaty supu-
lations between the Government Of Switzer-
land and the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal
Of the United States to be hereunto
affixed.
Given under my hand at the City Of WASH
ington, the 9TH day of October, A. d.
H. 81 1854, and of the Independence of the
United States OF America, the S9th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President or the United
States Of America,
To all aUhom it may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that HENRI ENDRIs has been appointed
Vice Consul of the Swiss Confederation, at
Chicago, for the States of Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, and north part of Illinois, do
hereby recognize him as such, and declare HIM
free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers and privileges as are allowed to Vice
Consuls by the law OF nations or by the laws
OF the United States and existing treaty stipu-
lations between the Government OF Switzer-
land and the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the Seal of
the United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Wash
ington, the 7th day of October, A.
(Ls. ID. 1864, and of the independence of the
United States of America, the S9th.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II SEW Secretaru of Stata
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Affairs in Georgetown.

FIGHTING NEAR LREsBURG YESTERDAY.
THE CANAL.-The arrivals are increasing
and the boatmen report the canal and railroad
well guarded to Harper's Ferry, east of which
place most Of the mischief was done by the
guerrillas recently. The boatmen report brisk
firing in the direction of Leesburg. yesterday.
The firing was apparently all of small arms,
no artillery. Detachments of troops started
over from the Maryland side to ascertain the
cause of the firing and participate in a fight II
necessary. They had not returned waen the
beats lett the vicinity where the firing was
heard.
coal to New Hope Company; W. H. Boteler,
Forest Rose, q. Alvinia, Golden Eagle and
Kate Korns, 554.59 tons to Central Co., G. A.
Rapello and Grafton, ll.33 tons to Gum oerland
Cs NJ Sanford, A. Chamberlin, James Noble
and H. Delafielo, 423 81 tons to American Co :;
Susquehanna, 11l12 tons to J. p. Agnew; g.
A. Green, 105.1S tons to Borden Co. Depar-
lures, II boats, all light.
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THIRD EDITION,
4 O'CLOCK p
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
REBEL DIABOLISM MURDERS IN COLD
BLOOD BY MOsBY'S GANG.

Information has been received here that
about two O'Clock Wednesday morning gang
of Mosby's men, visited Annandale and Falls
Church, committing some of the most devilish
deeds Of cold. blooded m urder ever recorded.
AT Falls Church they seized quiet, inoffen-
sive man, by the name Of Reed, a settler from
the North. dragged him into the woods, and
after shooting him, finished by cutting his
throat from ear to ear. negro was shot in the
same cold FLOODED manner, at the same time
but the ball did not penetrate his skull, and he
escaped with life. Mr.. Reed was a member OF
the Home Guard, and the guerrllas said they
meant to serve every Home Guard they caught
in the same manner
The guerrillas stole the horses of the hospi-
tai at Falls Church, and committed q number
Of deeds Of wanton cruelty there.
At Annandale, they captured four pickets of
the 10th New York cavalry, and dragged them
to the woods, where they cut the throats OF the
unfortunate men, in the same cold. blooded
style in which they murdered Mr.. Reed.
They gave as an excuse for these murderous
acts that some Of their gang had been badly
treated by Union troops.
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The Robbery OF Banks at St. Adams, VT

The Robbery Of Banks at St. Albans, VT.
ST. ALBANs, VT, Oct. 19.-The invasion OF
the town took place to-day. Some twenty or
thirty-fiye armed desperadoes, supposed TO be
in rebel employ, from Canada made an assault
On several banks about o'clock this afternoon
The National Bank was robbed of about
s50,0G0-mostly in bills. st. Adams Bank was
robbed OF between $4,000 and $4,000, and
Franklin County Bank of q considerable
amount. Some twenty horses were also seized
by the desperadoes and carried off.
Several citizens who resisted this outrage
were deliberately shot. Two We're wounded
seriously, and 1t is feared fatally. e. ]. Nor
Tisop, contractor, G.. H. Huntington, q lew.
eler, and several others are reported slightly
injured. The raiders threatened to burn the
town, and left in the direction Of Canada A
large party OF armed citizens have gone in pur.
suit OF them.
The man, named Morrison, who was shot
through the body to day, has since died.
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INDIANA CONFERENCE.-The congressman
elect In Indiana stand eight Union to three
democrats. The following is the result in the
several districts: Wv
Nv: Il. Nlblack, ID; 2-M. @. Kerr, %: a.
Ralph HIN, y; Al. II. Farquhar, U; 5-Geo
". ulian, U 6.Eben Dumont, U; I'D. W.
Voorhees,, ID s-Godlove S. Ortiz, U;9-Schuy.
Ter Coifax, " 1o-J. H. Defrees, U; 1lNThos.
Schuyler Colfax's majority in the Ninth Dis.
my made most desperate fight, and were
hopeful and Jealous, but the popularity of
Oolfax and the patriotism Of the peopis were
TOO much for them. Captain Farauhar made
an extraordinary run In the Fourth District.
overcoming majority OF 2,4Sl. The indians
delegation in the present Congress stand :
Democrats to 4 Union. The next will be s
charged against Vorhees can be established,
he will be turned out. -9H i n, .rs
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AN EFFICIENT OFFICER.-Mr. Dennison n,
the new Postmaster General, is already max
ing his mark as a most energetic and capable
official He enters his Office every morning at
Tor O'Clock, and does not leave it until in
the evening, and he daily visits the different
Offices OF his department, and inspects the
work performed by the clerks
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DEATH OF MRS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Georgiana
Whiteley, the wife of Colonel L. A. whitley,
New York Herald, died to-day at the residence
other husband, in Georsetown, after an illness
of several months, Of Consumption. The de-
was beloved by large circle OF friends, as
well as bv those more Immediately connected
with her, TO whom she had been endeared by
her many excellent qualities and kindness OF
Herald, October 10. o.. 4.aaE 4I,as5sofl-C4 |
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ANOTHER GREAT UNION VICTORY
Sheridan Defeats L0ngstreet !
FORTY THREE REBEL CANNON TAKENr
REBEL GENERAL RAMSEUR AND MANY
OTHER PRISONERS TAKINi
UNION GENERALS WRIGHT AND RICKETs
WOUNDEDl
UNION GENERAL BIDwELL KILLED
Official War Bulletins

Z
October 20, 1S64-10.i5 A. M.
Major General Dir, Neao York:
a great patiio WIS Iuugnt ana q splendid
victory won by Sheridan over Longstreet yes.
terday, at Cedar Creek. Forty-three pieces
Of artillery were captured and many pris.
oners, among whom was the rebel General
Ramseur. On our side, Generals Wright and
Ricketts, were wounded; General Bidwell
killed. Particulars, so far as received, will
be forwarded as fast as the operator can
transmit them.
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CIGARs! CIaARsIl CIGARS!

100000 FINE CIGARS, At Wholesale and re.
tail, at baltimore prices. oomprisiIs in part, the
Cabinet, AGO La FLORA, 5000 Take it Easy, 5000
Quarto eobrino, and others too numerous to men
tion. Also-the celebrated Michigan. Anderson q
eolsee, and all other Fins-cut, Plug, Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO. and Zoe assor tment of Nicer
schaum and Bfier Wood PIPES, warranted as re.
presented. - - ~ "
Dealers are invited to call and FAMINE the above
oc 1st anu = S'' Sign u jim DE. IRVING.
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The Riverside (N1ass.) Trotting Stables
Burned-Destruction Of Famous Racers.

buIueu-OtStT uCIIVH VI 4 uIUVUS UdCcIs.
BOSTON, Oct. 20.-The stables OF the River
side Trotting Park, Brighton, were burned last
night, with twenty three horses, including
some of the best trotting stock in the country.
The following named are some Of the famous
horses lost:-Young Sutton and May Kimball,
owned by j. e MAYNARD; Belle Of Hartford,
Lady Litchfield, the well-known horse Prince,
and a splendid bay horse. 5z.s-..
The last six horses belonged to Mr.. Beck
with, of Hartford. The Black Hawk and Tele-
graph were owned by Reuben Dana Buchan-
an, and Pat, owned by Mr.. Osborne, of New
York Grey Eagle was owned by @. H.
Blanchard, OF Boston. The Albany Mail,
owned by Mr.. Whitcolnb, and magnificent
bay gelding, owned by Stephen Hays. This
gelding trOtted on the track yesterday in the
five mile race. The fire spread SO rapidly that
very few horses in the stables could be secured.
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RESIGNED.

Hon. Green Adams, Auditor of the Post Of
flee Department has resigned. Yesterday Mr.
Adams visited the different rooms of the De.
partment and took leave of the clerks.
There are large number Of persons urged by
their friends for the place made vacant by the
resignation OF Mr.. Adams, including several
ex-Congressmen, and Mr.. John F. Sharetts,
Chief Clerk of the Auditors office.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Capture of the St. Adams Bank Robbers
and Murderers. r-.-
BURLINGTON, VI, Oct. 20.-Eight of the
raiders who entered st. Adams and robbed the
banks and murdered several citizens, have
been caught. Fifty thousand dollars Of the
money has been recovered. They were caught
at Stambridge and Farnham, Canada East.
The remainder have been seen on the roads,
and will probably also he arrested.
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INTERNATIONAL COURTESY

We understand that Information has been
received by the Government that several OF
the late raiders into Vermont have already
been arrested by the Canadian authorities, who
seem to have acted in this matter with COM
mendable promptitude.
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EIsH's PATENT .5ss

UAD VOOn1NU OAVF1OS
kor Baking, Boiling, Frying, and Roasting.
me cheapest, best arran cement in use for cook
n1 LOT ANAL family; can be attach I'd TO any gas
Also. NURSE. LAMPS. with Cup attached, Of
different sizes and prices, from - to g. :
CookEe msat for i've persons viii not cost over
A full ss.ertnsnt sf oHAEDILIgRs and Gas
fiNf'n.e " wv. rHoMpsoNiA IN -
10 10 = Piumbiss and 9asastisr. geo psun.av,
80 90 9s-lw n. tChron e 8spI y =; -is-'"'-f
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SECOND EDITION.
TX O'CLOCK p. M.
Official War Bulletin.
Full Particulars Of Sheridan's Great
Victory Over Longstreet.

Longstreet Attacks in the Morning-He
Captures Twenty Guns and drives us four
Miles-Sheridan drives him in turn and
Captures 43 Guns, 1000 Prisoners and
100 W. gons and Ambulances!
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LOST AND FOUND.

% geiioe cow. large horns. short tail. star in
So shape Of heart to the VIM scIAou
S. ulH. ri sTfSa enc .s@
dog is marked white in his bresst. cropped ears,
:nS hss 70 ., Ssr' spot on his back Ne
7 osT-on Monday, : SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT.
IL Anyone leavingte same at the Girsrd House.
s059sF of nth and St' will be es5, Y Re-
T OsT OR sTOLEN-A LADIES GOLD WATCH,
L. double ca.e,) in going from L and 7th street;
to Pennsyiysna svef en- th liberal reward will he
Street and Pa. av. &C 10 At
y MARE, l6 bands high; small white star in her
away, Prince Georges county. Nd. oci ST.
CAMB TO MY PREMIsEs. About . week ago, a
propep p.y
charges and take it away-one mile west of George
'O oc iis-st. --- G. oRUMBAUeH.
SIRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscriber;, on
- the T21ning OF the l7th Instant. small black
mark recoliected except two s;ars on its back,
caused BY burn Of f Ss and TIL
MiDDLETON. corner 18th and P sts. W q oc i )
EOUND-A small amount Of MONEY, which the
IL. s ststob by Of bs b TO Sos
advertisement. oc IL 3ts
SHT e. SaGR ard
same at WI LEES FIRST Ward Boslins ' sao one
street between aat and I'D will ressye the
STRAYED OR STOLEN MONDAY WEEK-Two
- COWS, one was g. red and white COW with one
ear cropped and one horn broken off. and the other
a red and white buffalo COW. $40 reward will be
town, D. G. 10 Ice 1851 MRS. HICKS.
TREsPAssID UPON MY PRsMIsEss .abont
L the LIST of this month a small RED COW, with
GRUMPY horns. The owner will come forward,
pay charges, and take her away.
oc 1S-3t+ At A. Dodge's Farm, Fort Lincoln.
TAKEN UP AS AN EsTRAY-On the 18th of
Il October, a darn bay MARE. star in forehead.
black mane'and tail, about 131s hands high. which
the oTner can haye by calling, on P. Fl. Nc.
N.ANC1, on south B street near the corner Of I'd
street east. by proving property and paying char
ges. Oc IS 3t~
I OSr OR sTOLEN-On Friday. the IA h instant,
- corner Of L and 9Th SITS small BAsK ct,
books were two receipts from A. Willard Ten
dollars reward will be given for the Books, if re-
turned to A. RUPERT, Butcher. Center Market.
oc lS-3t-
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New York Stock Market-First Board.
[By the Peoples Line-On1ce 511 Ninth street.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-U. 8. 1881, coupon S..
lO5N; U. 8. s9O,s, 1o7X; Certificates Of 1ndebt-
i s4s IS H aS.s S1ir sex aa1s
Reading, l19X; Michigaa Central, 119x; Michi-
gan Southern, 63X; Illinois Central, 1l5Xj
Cleveland and Pltisburg, .961i Cumberland
coal Preferred, SIX; Cleveland and Toledo
1O5K; chicago and Rock IsIaad, ssX; MIL
waukie and Prairie du Ohien, -; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago. sA Alton
and Terra Haute, 49; Chicago and North
western, 3Sk QuicksilyeY, TN. ,efy
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NORTHERN GEORGIA.

Sherman's Pursuit Of Ho0d-Gen. Minty
Defeats the Enemy-Capture of tn Rebel
General Young-A Large Number OF
Prisoners Taken-R oddy's Command
Whole of His AFtlllery-Gen. Hood, s
Rear Overtaken and Whipped-His Ar.
my on the Retreat Southward-Shermau
Close on His II cells.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 1S.-The latest news
from Sherman's army is that there is no enemy
in sight of his force. Small bodies, supposed
to have been detached from Hoods army, are
lowering around our front. Hood, with the
main body of his army, is supposed to be re.
treating southwark. One of our army corps
was at Lafayette yesterday.
Later and Important.
CHATTANOOGA Oct. 19-Capt. March, of the
ith United States regulars, has Just arrived
from Eillanow, which point he left yesterday
He reports that Col. Minty's brigade of cavalry
had met the enemy in force, and, after a Sc
we're fight, our troops charged again and routed
the rebels, capturing Gen. Young and large
number of prisoners
On the 18th instant the same cavalry charged
Roddy's command, at Rome, with the saber
killed and captured number, taking all his
artillery, and scattering the remainder Of the
enemy in all directions.
On the 18th our advance came upon Hosd's
rear guard, and whipped it, and drove it out
of Snake Gap.
Yesterday, q en-. Sherman started in pursui,
OF the rebels, who were retreating southwark
via Bloomtown Valley.
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IowA-Hon. Alex. w. R ndall, First Assis-
tant Postmaster General, is now absent from
the city stumping Iowa for Lincoln and John
SON. He writes home to his friends that Iowa
will give large Union majority in November
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~ Shillington, Odeon Building, sends u
the November number of Madame Demorest
popular Illustrated Monthly.
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w. SEVENTH WARD LINCOLN AND JOHN
son Glph H! meet e Issna HAL At
above to sstePd Bs
0f cGAs w.
OTNOTICE-TO ALL THE VARIOUS TRADE
uS SOCIETIEs.-Yeu are respectfully invited
to meet the Journeymen Tailors; at Temperance
Mos 81 S sFs NEST ' and a ss
ness OF Importance to all trades and societies will
be rao4s
NE.NATIoNAL PQRTRAIT GALLERY"
Ia fS5 ,he and other works YORK
Subscribers and others having incomplete copies
eans ss
Room 10, sa floor 1nt sGhs C. F Building
TKMA ,In rJ KAt 4 ~, garry IIloTHIkD
MEN WANTED TO FILL THE QUO TA.NAn
hs a5a M Md f
to relieve ., the Ward from any further Draft
last es w6o
may come on when you will blush at your want of
Come! come | before it is toe ,sts n...,,o..
E. R. McKEAN, Secretary ". t c J''' ocso
u5 AT . meeting Of the .st. Aloysius Inst-
fute" held on the an instant: the following resO-
Resolred, That we. the members of the " st.
Aloysius Literary Institute )" at this eur regular
meeting, Friday, October IA. 1864, do hereby return
our most sincere thanks to Mr.. John Brophy for
the instructive and eloquent lecture which he was
pleased to deliver, by request, the nj ght of Oc
tober 9, 1864. at St Aloysius Hail. before the mem
bers of this Institute and the deli lighted and appre
ciative audience that assembled on that occasion
And be ii further yesolred. That copy of above
be presented to Mr. john P Brophy by a co nmit-
tee of three, to be appointed by the President for
the purpose; and that the same be in the
Dahl Con stitutional Union and Evening Star and
likewise be entered on the re cords of the 1nstI-
tute.
Resolved, That the thanks of the me hers of this
Institute be rendered to Rev. b. F. Wiget. 8. j.,
eur spiritual director. for his kindn ness in allowing
us the of st. Aloysius Hall on that occa sion.
And be 1T further reSousd That this resolution be
presented to Rev Father Wiget by a committee OF
three 10 be appointed by the President fer that
purpose, and the same be entered on the records
- MARTIN FLANERY, President.
JOSEPH II. BROOK, 6ec'y. IT.
Nc THE METROPOLITAN POLICEMAN
US the name of Hurley, who was drafted and
claimed exemption on the ground of alienaee. and
afterwards gave Ball for his benefit, is not Wash
ington 8. Hurley, Sergeant of Police in the First
Ward. l9.3t'
m" P 70 CIR NJ NJ e
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YTNBE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
L listing between Stephen Thayer and Samuel A.
Thayer. under the firm of Stephen Thayer & Son,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
STEPHEN THAYER,
SAMUEL A. THAYER.
Washin gton, D. c., October 10, 1864
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BOARDING..

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN first class
l BOARD and pleasant ROOM, By applying at
No ia street, near 18th street Terms S3' per
month Private family. &C 19 2t*
TWO VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS frat
Il floor, handsomely furnished, suitable for sleep
Ing s room and parlor and also fuI mi CHAM.
street. near 18th. Oc l9-3t'
BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ton convenient to the Departments, southwest
corner 2lst and 81 SITS near Pa. av. oc 1885,
E|OR RENT-With or without Board. in a pri-
sns n
between and streets north. oc is-sts
T ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, at
II Isl West street. Georgetown. sep film
DRAWN NUMBERS OF SHELBY COLLEGE
~ LOTTERY, of Kentucky. Class 4s9, October
As 10 SO y 81 30 Gs 80 81 II 50 6s.
Drawn Numbers of Shelby College Lottery, of
Kentucky, Glass $50. October 18th. 1854:
T. <. s1MMoNs (. { & &C.. 81 Managers.
Drawn Numbers of Kentucky State Lottery.
% As 81 81 43 81 50 Sc Is II II Al.
Drawn Numbers Of Kentucky State Lottery.
M6RhaY IS E E 8 Z g. g a f.
Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany's Lottery, Of Kentucky. Class s45, October
IL 26 40 81 5 GO II 81 81 10 % Is.
panys Lottery. Of Kentucky tsss st5, oe ES
70 '' = ss 4 4 g 2 s e e ); q 60.
oc l9-dtpov1' Managers
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SUDDEN ILLNBss.-Last evening Mr.. Isaac
Rawlings, well.known citizen of the Sixth
Ward. who for more than twenty years past
has been employed in the plumbers department
In the Navy Yard, was suddenly attacked by
paralysis while attending meeting at the East
WASHINGTON Church. He was taken to his
residence on I street south. near Fourth street
east, when medical assistance was procured,
and this morning he was lying in a precaIious
cit
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Drawn Numbers of Library Association Com
pany's Lottery, Of Kentucky. Class S45, October
10Th 1864:
II 26 AZ "a S GO II 81 24 10 % 45
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Drawn Numbers OF Kentucky State LOTTERY
Class 556, October 18th. 1854:
SO 80 4 81 IS ~ 81 6 "a 80 10 26.
MURRAY, EDDY 81 CO., Managers.
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WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CopART-
w nership under the firm Of g.. A. 4 y. A.
Thayer. SAMUEL A. THAYER
EDWARD A. THAYER,
Washington, D. c., October 10, 1864.
Oc ll-1W*
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Drawn Numbers of Kentucky State Lottery
Glass 495. October 18th 1854:
% As 81 81 43 81 50 36 Is IL II 4 A.
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DY JAS. @, MCGUIRE d co., Auctionssrs.
OOTATOES AND ONIONS

2 900 Bushels of Pstatoes
TOa Bu shels Of Red Onion e..,,
90 Bushels S o. s,ly r1 PETER BERRY.
scpT AMee oci0nSaW water street, Gsor geto IN.
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s oru ok ST an FRIDAY 10 the iaastfnt'
containing two books and about slO, il one of tn
dollars reward will be given for the Books if re-
turned to A. RUPERT, Butcher, Center Market.
Oc lS-3t@
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1864-02-06
NM YORK r1AHkE1-Rsh. i.

Icy E.1sass=H.I
Cottsn-MarFst heavy and dropping. Ealss at 81
for middling upands.
RiOur-Qui8t
Sales 7O0 for extra stats inside price fer infs-
rior IS 9a17, 90 for common to medium extra vest
ern; T,35z7 IS flor extra round hOoped Ohio
s3,6JSgsY5G for grads brands. Market closing very
WhIsIsy-Harket quiet. Gales at s099so for State
sFheaT-Msrkst opened quiet at about previous
ssos at sl,5sal,ss for Chicago Spring: s,5saIa
for Milwaukee Oub sl.55Gl 81 for Amber n IL Eau-
kee; 1850, 20 for Winter red western snd sI,fOd
gan. ''' - '--- go -'- 1''' --'---'
Rye-HesvY
BaFley-Qdiet
EJarn-Shade firTner with fair demand Sales q, ,29
Gl32 for Shipping Mixed Western IN store in the
regular way leading specul lators then entered the
market End bought l6I eco bush a. rricrs ranging
from l5 TO 30, part clsh to-day aud balance withia
ten days. At this Stage the OPERATOR became fear
fully excited Rnd addressed the assembled merchants
sssailng certain parties by name and dehed the
whole -oey o. merchants on Princip and on prin-
llaTs-6Pened shade armer but closed dull at
WoOi-Ao i've snd firm. Sales domestic hsscs at
I76s2M; palled 73gSVi African S5s5s7i domestic
Petroleum Firm. Fales at ss for crude; 47I<c
for refined in b. nd 53NZ55 for refined free
Psrk-MsTket quiet and unchanged
Sales at l9O09l9.l2S for old mess s2o0125 60 for
rev doi si5io0Sis,OO for old prime a,0o92,S Tor
prime mess
BeeE-Qulet. Fair demand.
Prime hess Beof-Quiet and unchanged
and llsslzx for hams
Bacon Sides-Firm.
Dressed Hogs-Lcss active and hTmer. Sales
st gG93c for Western.
sTd-Dl and heavy. Sales at Isai3Jsc, in
clnding very ehoiss at lsSc, and small safes very
sGrter-Firm. Sales at zza27 for Ohio zsa.s fol
State.
Cheese-Active. Sales at I4al7 for common tc
primes