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rsnectaI Di.patct TO The Chicago Tftbnne.J
ST. LOUIS Thursday. March ?. 1865.
TonAcco-So change. s,les Of scraps at ts.to94ea;
e,een and damaged Tugs at s3A0s.to; II factory do
II IS soG9lo; planters do at - sS1uz5; common
shipping leaf at a12 * Il %: medium 40 al Sasoo9
turfng leaf at &ss % each medium do at &s2
nuc DO 1t ses.2s@ TX. ~ p 100 ns.
F1ora-sscs Of extra at *'5; I'M pected do at 37'5;
head lined INSPECTED and delivered double extra ut
&9.oa9so brl.
Gp41r- Nhest-No change. Bales offspring at si.so: !:
fsll at *l.7D&l.7i; 4.u skB m at 81 70; 800 sks at
tl.; 15osls at q 80 hu sks and brls all returned
Oats 22c higher Sales at 66c to contractors Corn
very firm. Sales Of yellow at fl1o white at 81 .es q
br, sks included. Ryesales fair at 65c good at sc
choice at SOC bu. barley-SpElng at &l7H 400 bu
at s1.5o-
rrov1e1ozssales Of 20 city cut hams in lots
z3Xc = n.
NuleKY- SaltB at s. Is y gallon.
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that no rnueccesar3 delay msy be caused by the
hreaEinp of wire. He shall always make aa an
uutl report to the Chict Flre Aarshsl Of AL the
partieu.afs pertaining to his Office.
, 1865-03-03

Thirty.nIne men only were recruited yesterday.
The occasion for this dropping Of In eLlistuaents
WIS the hope that the City Council would appro-
priate an additional bounty Of Sl00-
The recruits were thus distributed:
, 1865-03-03

In this city On the 18th n. a the of John
TMe y the Kex Gaa{rs E Ghsensy' R Kestos sa,s
Et LA NJiIPPLv daughter OF fhe late Hon. Thomas
Whnr1e Of Went worth. N.H.-Ao CARDS
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Rtch,.,.,,.. :...-...-
Burlington -..........

uyde Park, Evanston, Hanover, Wheeling. Xix
Grove, Leyden. pror1so, Cicero, Lyons. Palos,
Calumet, Or,And. Bremen Bloom, Lake View,
Thornton, Worth, Fourth Ward, Fourteenth
Ward, Lake. Paiatine and Rich hare dlled their
orofps and arc out Of the draft
The following table will show the sub districts
sf{lI In default and their nrrnata:
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Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT SPECIAL olARKET.


NEW YoHK. Thursday. March Midnight.
The Stock market Is dull, and prices are generally
over. III, parsa! striugency Of money produces
pressure allie. Government gold interest bonds
are htayy aud lower- There Is general disposition
to change old interest bonds TOT 1853 which kccouns
for larger OF the 6tat- bonds arc quiet
Miscellaneous shared IN the general depression
and we're all ltwer.
Gold has been low, on account OF the tone Of the
Richmond psper1 and the general favorable tone Of
the news from our arFIes.
;,Money market more stringent. though there is no
scarcity.
ExchAnfc IL quiet.
Petroleum stoclx sre generally quiet and there il
3 tendency towards lower ptices- Bnchsnsn Farm
sold at LES: HEbgate, 1.co; Germania, S.; Kuictes
booker e6; Excelsior, 9eo o. g.. 27so; Webster. 1s9
Adamsntinr, seo; Blood Farm. 1A!75; Mckinley, SIS;
oce.nic. I II; Rynd Farm. Us; Cherry Run. "a.
Crude Petroleum heavy and lower ut at@tNs Ne' :
fncd. In bond, quiet at 65@6dc; free, &C.
LATER.
NEW ToRK ThuRsd15 AhFch2'
The following sre the quotations st daiagners e
change: Gold, 1974. New York C!psEa. 4teA; Ene.
M Hudson 11sX: Michigan fzntsal, IL: Mlchigan
southtrn, esS Ftttaburgh. ~; Rock Island ~;
Northwestern, 81; Sorthwestern preferred 6H Onlo
and Mi1ssAfppi Ct rtinestss, 29; Caaton -; Cum
berlAnd, e.: Msr1posa, 1ls4.
Stocks and gold da-the latter, atter call, l9IH.
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rom burn or seald the instant 1t ia applIed. No
hmiiy should be without It For sale 81 III drug. M
.glsS- fe77-m9S9t
Charleston, Ta1ken.-Itis is the talk, md we
think It ID fact, that the great bankrupt salc at
street. is The cheapest place In the city to buy
boots and shoes. They have the hxst assortment
Of custom made work to be found In the city. Give
complete at about any cents on the dotlar. Don't
forget the place, 1s4 South Clark street.
mcham3a9-lt
Or. Jamea, formerly Of james Lock Hos-
pital, custnm House street, Now Orleans, Ia. 20
long and iavorshy known In tho South il III the
treatment Or PRIVATE DISEASES, is now located at
81 Randolph street, be.ween State and Dearborn
streets, where his rooms atr conttnu lily thronced
with those suffering from diseases Of an infectious
p. Jsmes Is highly spoken Of in the south. Tbs
following testimonial Is from the eminent Or.
cne IN New Orleans ior the LIST twenty yeara. sua
well known to the residents OF thatclty. The let
ter was written to gentleman OF Mobile, Ala
Janes' professional skill and success. Read Il:
Ing with diseases tuch as Df. James makes his
every case, far rs could learn be has not dts~
Rp1s ,sS snsf tn1SE ss a Rypss q on
form, and who had been under some Of the most
abe .physicians in the city-myseE with them
"ho mad a!so cen unaer the t1e2tmen! oi hlcora,
Of Pans. the celebrated specialist, without deriY-
ing tut little, Iany, benefit placed himself under
the treatment Of Dr. James, whom, from every as
surance, believe to be perfectly and perms.
syphilis Is with neutralizcr only known and used
by himself. The Doctor uses no mercury, todfde
pota si, arsenic or sarsapar1lla, which drugs, he
asserts, will moi eradicate the poison from the
system, and from our experience with those drugs
we think it maiter Of doubt whether or no they
will IN all cases.' uaham4l8-1t
Infants Hair Brushes, Nursery Pins,
Puff Boxes, Nursery Baskets, Combs, Lubtn's
genuine Pertumery and Cosmetics, Silver Cups,
Mus1c Boxes, Fancy Combs, Hair and Dressing
Pins. Nail and Tooth Brushes, etc., at Mobiles
Notion and Toy Bazaar, ITS Lake street {e!gn OF
the Yankee) rnh9.m:fll4t
, 1865-03-03

~ Durdeall's Arnca Ltniment, au infallthle
cure for hurns, ecaids, spralns. rheumatism, gun
tbot wounds, pcils in the limbs and back, chiI-
tlains, &c. A single application alinys the pain
, 1865-03-03

FnInhFmon1c Nonce1N
The 9Th concert Of the Philharmonic Society
was given last night to full, but not crowded
audience. The advent Of Lent evidently had an
effect upon the style of the attendants, and gay
co'ors were less prevalent than usual. With
slight exceptions tho orchestra did their part Of
the programme in an admirable and highly satis-
factory manner. Miss Paige, Of Pittsburgh, made
her debut as a vocalist. She was kindly received,
and quickly won the sympathy and good will OF
the audience. She has voice OF great clearness
and considerable power, with very good execu-
tion, butlacks the cultivation necessary to make
her finished artist. Unfortunately for Miss
Paige, ehe made the same mistake In the choice
of her music as have hundreds before her. Ah
non g{Hge ia one Of the most difficult artas the
lyric stage, and II fitted only test Of capabtlty
~ the very best artists Of the day. 1t il beyond
the power of any other. Miss Paige eang It very
well, but it has been Inade familiar to Chicago by
. far more faultless artist
The symphony WIS played very we'll, aud near
!, all Of the orchestral rcndluons displayed more
care and attenuon to Eeh. arsal than have charac-
terzed past performances. While there Is much
yet to be desired In the composition Of the pro.
grnmme, eti1l as whole the concert was an tm-
rrovenent on t.. predecessors-an improvement
VIC are glad to notice, showing, as It does, that
the orchestra. T. praperly conducted, are capable
Of playing high class Of music, and playing 1t
vel.
, 1865-03-03

In this city Tuesday evening. FEB 2sth' tne Rev
Fnnerai tfon abash avenue Mcthod.!t Episcopal
Church this (Frfdayj auffhoou' ~ ~ y S,osA
, 1865-03-03

MADAM RITTER HAS RE.
lEl MOVED from 10 South CLARK street, to
a47 SUPERIOR STREET,
Just east OF c.ark atzees. soush s'ae Of f1fees'
fnA2mss17i4thp
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Suction 5ale8.

TABLE CUTLERY AND
RAATED wARE AT AUCTION.
This orutng. March ST.. At 70 O'Clock Ut Battess
Auction Rooms, IN Portland Block, corner Dearborn
and Washington fts., $50 eett Knives aud Forks,
scrted ITO sctt Plated Forks; Is Plated Castors 2o
mhsm4Iait WN, 4. BUTTsRs & CO., Auct'rs.
, 1865-03-03

NOL. WOODS MU scum.
-
A. D. D.BRADLET......-,..-,.Dire Director ot Amusements
FRIDAY EVENING, March Sd,
BENEFIT OF .AR. JOS. 7. PRIZE.
The public dcm, nd being 30 great th1t, AlthooEn
the b. nenciAry had prop2Led auother bill, he In.
Cuced to anuounce III It
TIE TICkEr-OF-LEAvE otAS,
vi bo presented on thls occasion.
81 In rthearaal, PEEP O'DAY: Oh, SAvouRS11S
bKKItsH.
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AnusEnK, rs-ssFra Diarolo.t by the Floren-
eee Is draxiue.He1l at McYickar's Theatef. Nc.

AAusEHh, Ts- F1a U1aHu!o' " kue FfoIEue
Gee, is drawtng>Hc1l at McVicker's Theatef. Nc
Wicker himself is In the cast- -
The Ticket Of Leave Man will begin this evening
on the occasion of the benefit ,og Mr.. and Mrs
Florence.
Mr. Price will take bis benefit this evening at
the Museum. The Ticket Of Leave viii DO re-
pcsted. Tue piece itself Is sufficient 10 draw a
farre housc, independently of the clatus OF the
henrfriary-and they are mnny-on The attention
~ he nnhsc Mr. Price deseryes bumper and
vii cet It. ~e
| IRE Academy of M,stc IL under fnll hcad~ay
win Tnnre 1han orsnnrfly attractrc bill for 1is
uaat WITH hr he i've 4 the f.sf of the nresent
| season m NnnS,S eyenin- next the froups
Ina1.ea tts na,.nc hnx tn the Ehicarn nnblic for
| hrief season. They appear in psiDeetou on Tues-
! 5aT and thcnra ~ anrress,veIv IN Dnncy Gales
hnyIfr' Wonman,h, Huritnrfon. Museatine. Dayen-
norf Rock isisna. Geneaeo. Peorta AMI Toilet
| ffhev retnrn IN T1h,r,To IN saturday. Msrch s5.
Jnhn r Eonrb lectures this eycniny Ou1t Pc
| rnl,,r Peonie i,in RrTon nali. heforo the Young
, 1865-03-03

oco n. 80 ~ ......s - ..s .a-a S y. Aau
nameo mc"tH"t ana "o"an LaWeo ncaaaals'
both hslling from Feorto, On charge OF adultery.
robbery, &C. The Peoria Transcript has the fol-
1ov,oo ~ .,he nvrest.
"For the henent OF the good lnnocehts, We VIII
state that lntrc - Mo.e .e ~ y
psaat NJ aG,tiiT hia vi. md Isidir "a
Ircete n fhaf resncct 81 nobody unless Il be by
Nartln, her husband. Taken together, more
gEaceless pair never existed. INC balance Of
sntan ol1sf 1o1,o"els eaa II ~ ni1 ~ ~ "
AZ lor NrGfaw, Me VIZ st M.roa, ~ aas au
m1Distfaaon oi tne Is to Sss ~ IL aeu W
but was d,scnafReo 1Pon ae aasS y. M. ~ e:
ton We hardly cfeolt tne stoIy coa:s!niag 9 MI
certainly not upon INC tesumon{ OF snasl Or
both the McAnualtye, unsupported oy otne11act
MuncAL UH1o6.-That grand, soul inspiring
.o-n-,oa,,,on 4he .stabat Mater OF Rossinf and
~ - ths ot,h Psalm. viii form the work
the singing ol INC Neao eu'nt ~.
of the evening on Thursday next IN bryan 1la'i oy
The Chicago Musical Union. A full chorus and
c-ch..,r,1 .eromn.nfment embracing over one
%naH.ad x,,rfnrmar. scii ave reoursd force to
4nn nn.P ,nlnminnna rsssaeea. Miss Maria
~. .,nrnG of New Ynsk i,os heeS cncaccd as lead
inn snnex, 1i.r n.cre Ia f6ser III strength In
X I1,rnno,,tnn stafs. i ~ rnnouncencnt there
~ elnne .nft,cic.t to hi the hnnse. II should do
sn mere. -
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VOUNG MEMS ASSOClA-
j. T1ON LECTURES.
JOHN B. COUGH.
WILL LECTURE

l. BENEFIT OF TIE
Hewsboys' Association Of Chicago,
Wit take pace
On Tuesday Evening Next, March 7tl7
AT BRYAN HALL. .
Itk expected to be rich treat to our nussc.ioving
citizens, ndepepdt Mt OF the great pleasure they will
experience In 1ldtuE the friends Ct this much needed
ana valuable InsttntlLn. We ask for the conetrt the
hearty patronage and support Ct every one. The lno
PROGRAMME.
1-OveIture to Beethoven.
2-Ecene and Prh, lr.n Der FEelsch1tx- G. N. Won
Weber Sung by Mrs. Mr1LKR.
$-MAy1a apSdilIA-Fantaslr solo Tor r10llo.. .AlaId
tMr L1w1s.)
4-"Whefei Is tho Rover. BaIlnd
(suug by Mts- WnirIocK.)
5-NovemeEt tfotn tho 6h S{mpnnnJ.. Beethoven.
6-Who Trends the Path Of Duty" .............SonE.
{Sung bv Mt. GoObNILL1K
T-LEcho deB lfs-W altz bs1hntc. &C. Ch!afdl.
8-Ecene md Finale from Ernant.. ...Vcr1i.
(SunR by NrB MILLER
Tcf for GALE at all the Music btoEts, H1ok Stores
principal Hotea and Newspaper orcel. Ghsu uais-at
G = NJ Y A S IU NJ:
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
1l6 and lis Randolph street. Opposite Museum.
TTE.DAY d FRIDAY EVENINGS.
witt SNntn nA.1f fht,
, 1865-03-03

etom burn Or seald the Instant 1t "a applied. No
tmi'y should be without It. For sale By ali drug
! rista, {e57-unp-HJf
, 1865-03-03

Apu11EKr.-August Bicnlich, residing at Glen
coe In this county, Was arranged befure Justica
Miller yesterday. charged with adultery with his
step-daushter, who 1t is alleged, Is tho mother Of
his child The tase was postponed till . o'clock
thus morning, bail being required in the s2m Of
, 1865-03-03

Goucn.-wc are requested to say that quite
number Of seats remain unsold for the lectures OF
J. 3. Cough, this and tomorrow evenings, IN
Brysp usll. The rush was so creat yesterday that
s{yme hundreds lett the line, thinking IT woaid be
impossible to secure eeals. he t5lSa tonight
shnut :. peculjat People."
, 1865-03-03

FALSE ERErREsEETATIoN.-ChEts Ih1ooutt,
q Scandinavian Of drunken proclivfties. yesterday
went into the New York House. On Market street.
and mt on the airs Of Irregular" and threatened
several parties With lnstant arrest. His hogus nu-
tAortty being discovered. be was arrested, and
juetce Miller taxed him E1S for the temporary as.
sumptIQp Of official prcrogahScs.
, 1865-03-03

4 Commemorative willingly acknowledge
though We regret the fact, that line crept on.
tssue Of yesterday which had no business there
referring to the Northwestern Mutual Life In.ur-
ed its organization. The Company his organized
under Its chartered nnr1e and cannot organize nm
der any other; under that name ii has received
applissttons for policies 10 the amount Of over
$lUU,O00,
, 1865-03-03

RrsUxp.-Tork on the ncw Chamber Of Com
MERGE. which has been suspended for some time,
xya, resumed yesterday. We learn that 1t is the
3nrentton of the builders to prosecute the work
VIII The utmost dispatch until the structure Is
rcmrtetEd.
, 1865-03-03

Tue n1yEn-The recert heavy rains worked
wonders in clearing the Ice from the river, and
what WIS LEI, by the freshe. has been thawed ont
thc stream yesterday; VIC did not learn her err
rand Ii other ports be as fortunate as this, the
season Of Navigation will commence much earlier
1hfa yf.at than tfsuat.
, 1865-03-03

SANITARY FA1B.-The officers and Executive
Committee Of the Baptist denouinational depart
ment will meet at the Sanitary rooms this alter
noon 1t 3 o'clock, March Sd. 4 puncual attend
Will be before the meeting By order OF the
Chairman: The following is the Executive Com
Osoe1, Mrs c. 3. stouEhtou, Mrt. Rev. A. Ken
yon Mis-. c. II. Reed. Mrs.: y. {. aills, Mrs. Hrls-
t0l.
The ,adtcs connected with the Methodist
churches ara tequeated to meet tomorrow {Sstur-
day) afternoon at II O'Clock In room No. IT. II. E.
Church Btoek. to discuss important bastneas. Per
order Of the Chairman.
, 1865-03-03

CHAMBER OF CoxHERcE.-The drst annual cleo
ton of.ofliccrs Of the now Chamber Of Commerce
will be held on Tuesday next, in the Board OF
Trade FOODS. The polls will be open from two
o'clock to I'VE. A President. V1ce-Frcsident, and
clnven Directors will be choeeu-
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~ admitted 70 probate q WIN o. real and psrsoh4i
estate" acted under mistake or entirely
cd the evidence and proof well a. the law applicable
70 such state Of facts In said matter before him,
that BEHALF lnasmuch - q the evidence OF the
contestants In that behalf or denied by
the proponents Of ssid alleged will Your petitioner
further says that she Is Informed BY her counsel,
Benjamin J. Blankmann ESQ., that the Surrogate has
the power TO open, correct rescnd said Judgment
decree and his conclusions thereon both OF law ana OF
fact, 80 that justice may be done In said premises
Your petitioner therefore plays that this court may
open correct rescnd said judgment or Decree ana
that letters OF administration may be granted TO your
petitioner the widow Of said r. p Chrsty, and that
the conclusions Of law found by the said Surrogate upon
duced by said contestants said proceedings be re-
sonded corrected Of record both error OF fact
and OF law and that such further ana other order OF
relief both may be granted 70 your petitioner a. 70
the court may seem meet
Tho case will be argued Thursday next, the 10th
instant
WILL OF JAS. A. sUYDAM-FTyTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS TO THE ACADEMY or DESIGN.
There fourteen Wills admitted TO probate the past
week In the Surrogates Court Among these il the win
Of Jas A. Suydam which contains bequest Of nifty
thousand dollars 70 the New York Academy Of Design
which the testament directs shall BIO established by the
council Of the institution a. permanent fund for is
benefit All the pictures belonging TO the testator arc
also bequeathed 70 the Same institution
WILL OF PERcIvAL DRAYroN.
Tho will Of Captain Percival Drayton, late Of the
United States Navy has been admitted 70 probate BY
this three hundred dollars given TO OF the tesla
tors domestics who attended him In his last illness
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

at Grace church, BY the Rev. Mr. TAoo irving CLINTON
Loudon all OF this city.
BooxRr-sMrrH-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, October
r. at the Middle Reformed Dutch church, by the Row.
N E. Smith, D. D., PETER BooERr to Hattie A., daugh-
ter OF the officiating clergyman.
CHAMpNEY-DAy.-In Brooklyn on Thursday, October
H. at the First Presbyterian church, by Rev Charles
Robinson J. MORRISON CHAMPNEY to SUSIE j. daughter Of
Elias Day, Esq, all Of Brooklyn. No cards.
hy tha Rev Gove ass,stss hv tns ev
Washington Rodman CHARLES 81 CovEII, Of the off,
ciating clergyman TO xMENA E., second daughter OF
FLAHAaAN-ExxRrIER- On Thursday, October IL, at
the Church Of Our Lady Of Mt CARMEL Astoria, L. L. by
the Rev James p Phean ANDREW Flanagan to ABE.
HoDoMs-GRrYrrH On Tuesday evening, October 10,
lieutenant in the United States army, TO HADKE ELIZA
BETH, eldest daughter Of the late - Griffith, Esq, Of
the city Of Dublin.
Dublin Times and Telegraph please copy.
KIDDER-HATnAwAY- Wednesday, October IL, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Row VIM
Burlington, d. D., Mr.. EDWARD H. KDDER TO Miss MARY
L.. eldest daughter Of Mr.. James L. Hathaway, all Of
Brooklyn.
LAIDiAw-JAms Wednesday October II, at the
Rev r. G. Putnam, CHARLES E. LAmLAw 10 MARIRLLA,
eldest daughter Of Thomas W. James, Esq.
New Brgon, Staten Island on Thursday, October H. BY
the Rev. w. Hitchcock, GEoRGR A. Low, Of San Fran
CISCO California Of Daniel Low, Esq., Of the former
William Browning, ESQ.,, Of Kalamazoo, Michigan
MULcHY-LEDDn.-B the Rev. Father Bereto, JOHN
MULcAHY 70 Miss MAGGrs LEDDIE, both Of this city.
San Francisco and Milwaukee papers please copy
MATHEws-GUEsr.-At Ogdensburg, NJ T., on Wednes-
day, October H. by the Rev. DR.. Peters, GEORGE H.
MATHEWS Of Now York, TO HESRErrA GUEST, daughter Of
the late George Guest, Esq.
NnnL-BAII--0n Thursday, October u, by tho Rev.
Aug. c. Wedekin, J. jar NEsrxL TO EMnA T., only
daughter Of Geo. Ball, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
OAKEs-MAxyHLD.-On Thursday October IL. at the
Presbyterian church, Bloomfield NJ j. by Rev. John W.
Sarles D. B., assisted by Rev. Chas E. Knox and Rev.
Horny +. Smith, Mr. THOMAS OAKEs TO Miss JULIET g.
MAxvmLD. daughter Of John g. Maxneld, Esq, all Of
Bloomfield.
RYAN-BRAxwnL-On Wednesday, October II, q
st. Pauls church, Brooklyn N. Y, by the Rev. # Stat
ford Drawne, Mr. THoMAs Hkwr RYAN, OF Cork, Ireland
TO AucE, daughter Of Mr. John Bracowell, Markham
Bay. England.
6HxRHAx-TooxsR-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, 0cto-
Der H. by the Rev. The0 Cuyer at the residence OF
the brides parents, EDWIN SHERMAN TO LOUISE A., daugh
ter OF John A. Tooker, Esq, oil Of that city. No cards
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FNDAS, OCs 10 =. IN
ALCOHOL was neglected, but holders were very nrm.
The sales were in retail parcels, at - 4s, cash.
AsHEs-Receipts, packages The market remained
firm at previous prices, with only small business on
account Of the scant supply.
BREADsrurrs Receipts, H. 224 bbs -four 100 do. and
1,l76 bags meal, 760 bushels wheat 120, 47s do
corn e46 do osts and 50 CAS- do barley. State and
Western -four continued in good demand, and prices
again advanced l0c l5c per Dbl The sales comprised
$500 bills including about 1900 bbs extra State at
revised quotations below Southern nour fairly
active, and prices ruled nrmer The sales about
$50 bbls Canada -four was 10c. 15c higher under
steady demand The sales embraced 400 bbs Rye
-four rather quiet, but prices well maintained
Corn meal steady, with sales OF $50 bills caoric
mar IL mt all M as La We nunfa
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.
The business Of the week has been unusually aotive at
Washington Market Fruit decidedly soazos although
qunoss apples and pears arriving in large quantities
and ere in good demand The supply q poultry and
game s greater than Il has been for some time past
The subjoned quotations for the best qualities Of
family ssosts SOC $50 per H. sir
lon. CSC soc. corned beef 14c 20c mutton, 10c
l6c veal 12c 25c salt pork, 25c tongues, 81 70
each. f% .
POULTRY AND GAM..Turksys sac: : $40; per h. !;
chickens, $40; geese, $50 SOC ducks, ssc part
ridges, 81 rs pair; woodcock, 81 Is pair squirrels
Fm~Esis, $50 zoe per ID salmon, q Is: halibut
$50 black ash, 100 l2c sea bass loo oodash LOG
q 100 weak fish, l2c. Holsters, &C.. oysters, 76c.
Al So; CLANS Toe. hundred.
YnorrAmmL-Sweet potatoes 60c. peck common
potatoes l0c Soc. cauli1owers SOC. 00c. Q head;
egg plant, 100 . 200. each; tomatoes. 500. peck.
fkUIr-Peachss, 90 so . 81 basket; quinoes 81 50
S8 table pears 20c l0c quart; choice apples - so
81 barrel grapes. 12c 2oc quart; chestnuts, S1o
BURN AND CHnnm Orange county butter, 600. .
h. prime State 500 $50. cooking butter, aSc cheese
geo. o 22c. o lb
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Sss,s and liz controlled BY Union mon Especially Is
this true Of East Tennessee The Edgeneld snc nea
tucky ana the Louisville Ciarksve and Memphis foss
have been placed in the hands OF receivers - sns sa
drecta They in the hands q reliable ana S.sso
men, and haye all conndsncs that they win - "as"
aged 70 advantage.
The mpostations Of dry goods q this port during the
week ending October IL compare as follows win snose
Of the previous week.
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The Court Of Appeals has reversed the judgment OF
the Supreme Court and decided that shares in national
banks are taxable by State authority although the capt.
tai is invested in government bonds The point adudged
is that although government securities not taxable
the hands of individuals yet when they assigned
to national bank and used the basis Of banking the
tax upon the use, and not upon the securities.
The effect Of this decision will be TO establish uniform
rule. The cases will be removed to the Supreme Court
Of tho United States and 1t Is expected that final
decision OF this vexed question will be obtained at the
next December term.
The following figures show the amount Of tolls re-
ceved on the New York canals from the opening Of
VACATION the 3oth Of September 1885, and the six pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-14

Tho Paris correspondent OF the London 0k says that
some American gentlemen In France, who had identified
themselves with the Of the South and had taken
an active part agents Of the Richmond government,
being DESTROYS TO take the oath Of allegiance and rein
state themselves In all the rights OF citizens wrote 70
that effect to tho diplomatic and consular agents Of the
United States In France The government at Washing
ton has, however, decided that ALI American citizens
compromised by the late must return homo take
the oath Of allegiance.
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sae bidding wus SPIRITED full prices wore realised
for eli descriptions but the classification was % irregular
that the prices obtained were criterion for the
Market some Sea Island sold high - 81 % perth We
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