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THE GIGANTIC HIPPoPoTAMUs;
Or.

OR,
BEHEMoTH'
OF Holy Writ, Of whom It is declared Job 4O-33)
upon earth there Ii not his like. " This rare
specimen Of the brute creation the last vestige Of
pre- Addmne eristence, was captured by the
present keeper ALL the 90 Egyptian, by order Of
the White Nile, In Africa, and was imported into
this country at an expense Of more than $40, 900,
by q. b. Quick, Esq. with whom such arrange
mouts have been made as to enable the manage
mcnt to present him to the public In conf JUNCTION
with the other unique attractions which make up
this Cataclysm OF wonders comprising this 81
gantic combination.
Among the principal Artists are the following
MAD. MELVILLE, JAMES MELVILLE,
MASTER FRANK MELVILLE,
SAMUEL MELVILLE,
GEORGE MELVILLE,
PHILO NATHANS,
WILLIAM KINKADE.
Shape h WHITNEY,
'i Pa o fla IlNowoRrnY,
b. HILBANKs,
s. WRITER'S,
X. NORMAN,
s. PLATT,
MILE FRBvoLLA.
MISS ROSE FIREMAN.,
Gymnastics AGRoBATs, yAULTERS, sc.
- "llhbho' WNohlNuIoN bhND.
THE STUD OF HORSES
are OF the finest English, American, and Arabian
THOROUGH BREEDS.
The whole Of these Magnificent Attractions will
be exhibited on
SIXTH STREET, NEAR THE CANAL,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9Th, eth, sth, and 9th.
AT 2AND7P. M.
ADMISSION. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30 cents
Children under 10 years ................2j cents
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Terms Of sale to be cash on delivery Of the
deeds Of the property; one tenth OF the purchase
money to be paid down when the property is
knocked of. Should the purchaser fail to com.
ply, the property will then and there be put up
again and sold TO the highest bidder; ifthe W hole
terms are not complied with in 80 days from day
OF sale, the Commissioner reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the first
purchaser. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
sci -fmwl7t Auctiopeara
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GALE OF COMMISSARY PROPERTY
- AND CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFfCB DBPoT CoNArhsARY OF SUBsIsTRSCR,
wAsHISLroS, d. G., September >, 1865
Will be sold at public Auction, at the Sub
Astence Store house, at Alexandria, Virginia, Oh
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of september, at II
o'clock, H. M, n quantity Of Condemned Sub
sistence Stores, consisting Of Pork, Bacon, Hsms,
SAT- Beef Smoked Beef, Sugar, Pepper, Dried
Peaches and Apples, Tea. &c.
ALSO,
A lot " Condemned Commissary Property,
consisting OF Tables, Chairs, Desks, Cleayers,
Hatchcts, Neat Saws, Meat Hooks, Butchers
Stcels, COmnissary Chests, Spring Balances, Tap
BOrers, Hammers, Screw Drivers, Wood Axes,
Liquor Measures, Metal Faucets, Wood Faucets,
Fuunels, Molasscs Gates, Scoops, Sheet Iron
ovens, Iron OauldrOns, Lanterns, SbOycls, Au-
gurs, Bake Pans, Dippers, Stoves, Stove Pipe,
Axes, PadlOcks, SC.
ALSO,
large quantity Of surplus COmmissary Prop
erty, In good condition, consisting Of u number
or the above enumerated articles-Meat sacks,
Bags, &c.
Terms Cash, in Government fund.-.
G. BELL,
se4.GL Major and e. s. U. :. A.
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w A N rs .

WANTED AT MUIRKIRK FURNACE,
w near Beltsville, ONE HUNDRED to TWO
HUNDh'ED WOOD CHOPPERS Apply at Fur
mace. sec -2w
DO0MS AND BOARD WANTED.-Two
III rooms and board are wanted In comfortable
quarters, by a &c utleman with his wife and child.
Address Ripley, REPUBLICAN, ofice, for terms, &c.
jela .- r. =.
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AUCTIor eALHs.
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
~ RnAD9
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT oUARTBRhAsTER,
Wy L.mISuna.. Ii q Iala. 0a lgGA


WARRINGTON, d. c., July %, 1865.
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
VIII be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, september 10, at the Portland
Co.'S Shop in Portland, Maine, six (s) Locomo-
tive Engines.
On THURSDAY, September q, at Kiukly &
Williams' Shop, In Boston, Mass, Pour ~ Loco
motive Engines.
On MONDAY, September q, at Kennett squarr,
near Philadelphia, Penn, Fifty (6O) Box Freight
Cars, four feet eight. and "A. hslf-inch gauge.
on WEDNESDAY, September 81, ut Whining.
ton, Del, Blghty.four go Box Freight Cars, Ave
foot gauge.
The above stock is all now, aud Of the very beat
quality.
Ihe Engines arc Eve feet guage, ve.foot
drivers, aud cylinders 1924 inches. They can lie
changed to narrow guage at a triaing expense.
Sales to commence at 10 am.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
II. L. ROBINSON,
jy26-tS Brevet Colonel and A. q N.
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GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS AT
~ -. 90, 49, $500, ", $3.50, Is,
With large assortment of
GENTLEMEN S UNDER GARMENTS,
Of all qualities, at
Low AND UNIFORM PRICES.
ALSO,
MEASURES TAKEN,
and fine Shirts made to order In tho best style,
and warranted to it,
WALL, STEPHENS & Co.
322 Pennsylvania avenue
sep7-2wif bet. Ninth and Tenth streets
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H0FF MAN nous Sc,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY FIFTH
STREET,
NEW YORK CITY
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PROPRIETORS.

Tho HOFFMAN, HOUSE is conducted upon the
plan of the bcst American and European Hotels.
It combines all the modern improvements neces-
ingenuity and liberalIty can possibly devise and
produce. The bill Of fare for the table embraces
every variety and delicaoy afforded by tho Amer
lean markets, in their season.
July 4, 1865. jyl6-tf
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EDUCATIONAL.

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, D. C.-T1IE
~ School opens on WEDNESDAY, September
Is; the College on WEDNESDAY, September 81.
For particular address
O. W. SAMSON, D. D.,
sell cost President.
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SANDS, NATHAN 4 co. IS PERFORMING ELE.
PLANTS
Whose wonderful feats surpass anything ever
before witnessed, and whose extreme docility
aud intelligence have attracted the attention Of
the most noted sdpdns and students Of natural
history.
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DtHIUV6 u IHTEt TUdUVTVy UT UVHtT HTVVTVT TIU
numerous to mention.
Further large auction sales Of Medical and
tice will given: Harper's Ferry, Va Clarys-
willie, Md. Grafton, W. Va. Parkers6urg, w.
Va Charleston, W. Va. and at the Medical
Purveying Depot, Baltimore, Md the last.
named Depot containing II large and valuable
stock Of new goods.
Z. E. BLISS, Surg. U. S. Vols,
Medical PuryoyOr U. S. A.
au2S-l6t ADREON X CO, Auct;oneers
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Y +. BAILEY q CO.'S
. METROPOLITAN AND
ItADRttpIR COMRINATI(

. METROPOLITAN AND
QUADRUPLB COMBINATION.
being at present the largest Travelling Establish
ment in the country, consisting Of
l.
JAMES MELVILLE 4 co. IS GRAND CIRCUS
and world renowned Equestrian Troupe, com =
prising the
STAR RIDERS
OF both Homispheres.
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A MORNING EXHIBITION
Will be given
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 10 A. NJ,
With the
HIPPOPOTAMUs.
MENAGERIE, and
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS,
without the Circus, at which time n Liberal De-
duction will bo made to Schools.
So Tho GRAND PROCESSION will enter the
town at II o'clock, n. m, preceded by the GI-
GANTIC HIPPOPOTAMUS drawn by a TEAM
OF ELEPHANTS, (fOur In number,) followed by
WITHERS' WASHINGTON OPERA BAND,
the grand MENAGERIE, the extensive CIRCUS
and Troupe Of Artists, together with the Cor
geous Paraphernalia Of the Metropolitan Comb
nation, se46t
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ANY one having occasion to visit a private
medical Institution are advised to call on DR..
Vellny.
A large aud successful practice here and else
where enables him to guarantee perfect cure in
all cases
All visits and Communications strictly private
and confidential. Persons calling see no one but
the Doctor. febl-u
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FUN, FRoL Lie,
wYMAN, THE MAGICIAN,
AT ODD FELLOW HALL, SEVENTH STREET,
Commencing MONDAY NIGHT, and every
night during the week.
Also on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ
TERNoONS, for children and families.
For particulars see small bills. sc2-6t
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DY W. l.. W A l. l. 4 CO.,
ID AUCTlONEERS.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, STOCK, 60,
9s LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, Washington.
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNslGNMENIs.
STORAGE FOR CARRIAGES.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 49,,
Received for Private Sale.
WI WALL h co Auets.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
- MASTERS STORES, GRAIN AND GRAIN


CHIEP QrARTERNAsrER' : OFFICE
DEPOr or WAsHISGroN,
WAsHISGTON, d. c., Sept. = 1865
VIII be sold at public auction, under the Iii
rectiOn of Captain Samuel b Launer, A. q. M
At sixth stroot wharf, Washington, D. c., ON
TUESDAY, September IL, 1861 at IL o'clock, a.
m, a lot OF condemned QuarteTmaster's Stores,
consisting of
Broums, Lanterns, Buckets, Cups, Hatchcts,
Brushes, Rakes, PauI!ns, wrcnches, Stoves,
Files, Rasps &c.
Will DO sold at the same time and place. the
following stores, viz:
600 BUSHELS OF CORN.
!, G74 BUSHELS OF OATS.
Is TONS OF HAY
TO- 900 GRAIN SACKS,
The stores must be removed within five DAYS
from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d. II. FUCKER,
BIT Mai. Gen. and Chief Quartermastcr
se2-9t Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN AND
~ GRAIN SACKS, AT ALEXANDRIA, NIR.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE,
DErOr OF wAsHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID, g., September g 1865.
viii be sold at Public Auction under the II.
rectiUn Of Breyct Lieutenant Colonel ]. @. @. Lee
a: g NJ, U. ). A., at Alexandria, Virginia, GU
WEDNESDAY, September Is, 1865, at II clock
7,2d3 BUSHELS OF OATS,
l,02l GRAIN SACKS,
condemned AS heiHg unRt for public use.
Successful bidders must Temuyo tina sf,,,s.
within i've lays from date Of sale. w
Term cash, IN Government funds.
ID, II FUCKER
Bvt MAJ, Con. and Chief Quartermastor,
sc-''V' Depot Of Washington
, 1865-10-21
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AKR1yED.: D.:...::.., Oct ~ 1855.
keg ngnte.. Dles,Sn ;s n1,,o .as,l,fs
Ivy So: ' e . '.'''
pa1ars Golden IIeees. Wocd, RqfA1o e. - M tons coal
Bus B.Fauo RageI s,sts Hsen, saeas@. 1'nn iae Sc:
is@ss: ns.as nr a.a.l' -... au.a' 3"n'
Rss S:ss 81 SsS9; 81 t,sss:as I s. s3 ton.
:. coal.
bsss plsa & e's ss! g R!'s sas sss Lao
bs BE Hs'ES;ss e asas E t;. r. g Ell
Rrts F..alon. Ransom, anonlnee. LES n humber, Nm
schr II. II. Arnold, Thomas, Eut1s1o, 80 tons coal
sehE YIN Hunter, bovtle. Hastsvsl1e, 1t5 m lumber.
schr EleIsass. Peterson. Grand Hsven. IS lumber.
taih. m - o.'' o@:<'' ~ .'' ~ 'o'a0s'' ~ u
aot G5:aa n.z . IL eod
sssE sSF p1es Rsea Y o oyss r. ;s
1oad Ass: -. ,,..x...- ,,--,.7.
81. E ws:se!! ssa is5s
sse: Em1s IPrt,, = a%ssr
sehr IoEneHs. nsnseh. Mastssoa. i$ :, ia@ &C..
sshr Rsnaei5: Esers5 e saStna. - ~ e.; y .9abez.
sear Nas!ea EEaa. MaEipat; saF.asx: 2oo q laaosr:
ncrt 80 g iath.
Schr r. b. Allen, LArfln, QsHfEp, 21t0hriS salt.
Schr Ncnona. Montague. oswego, +u toas eoai.
Schr Mary MoTton Hckt. Clc1 eIand, 80 sons coal.
Echr Jennie and AnnIe Hunt Clevetanl, ST. tou9 co1
Schr J. ". Nicholas, Young c1eYelnnd. so tons coal
h schr Il T A1ofsT lofts eEe: "a ~ To-. sons COL
schr Ehek somets. bakeg Esit. ~ tons coal.
senf Dn' apos7a 'o''e h''e' ~ 'ons co'' s f00s pig
SSehf Sehf =: =: Aol,, ha3tsman1 ere. ~ soos efa1-
Sr 81 }s az. Pa IN @ as -. suua s, Soa''
sehf sh1 Jaclnto. Eollnt. E4y E!ty. !lo y lumber.
schr Meisina, fer1sst. VIZ Git53 ~ r. .anp:f.
Sfhf Joseph Iochfane tSten kay LEY - N IuraoeT-
Schr 9Wa.eot Jackson Bay & c1t{. go p lGmoer.
sths Atust nsoWn. 9ay 1E,LJ: ~ ~ luin9@ .oo
, 1865-10-21

We observe that the New England paper
makers hare made an advance OF nifty per
cent on the bank paper Of the Treasury De-
partment, which consumes large amount Of
that material In the issue of paper currency,
bombs, and so forth. This rise In the price Of
material has suggested the idea Of establish
ing n government mill on the Potomac, where
all the bank paper required can be made from
fordfgn raEe, imported from the Mediterra-
nean free Of duty. This idea, excellent In
point Of economy, can be improved upon BY
takinaa hint from the Bank Of England,
which manufactures Its own bank paper with
d wnter line mark that cannot be counter.
feiled nn1esa 3 mill bo, specially established
for fraudulent purposes thing not at all
likely to be done either here or 10 England.
Another lesson might be learned from the
Bank Of England, and that Is the system Of
destroying every note as It Is redeemed and
issning anotner fresh one With the snrnr NUM-
ber on its face, By this mems the possibility
of circulating counterfeit Bank Of England
note Is very small. Counter{eits upon our
currency ore becoming very common, and the
next thing We shall hear Of will be counter
felt United States bonds. The idea
Of the Treasury Department maunfactur'
ing its OVID bank pnper, II 1t adopts thu sys-
TEN of O water line, which will render coun-
terfclting impossible, Is IN excellent one, and
wehope II Will be carried out.-.Se,o York
Hera{d* j.. e..-
, 1865-10-21


The following able shows the elossts at the dsc IN
thi. city, yesterday svcning, BY The varioas nsu-
, 1865-10-21

v1th ou,as Q, no. Spring ii slasas. md teller,
The Com market vis qusst md rather ste.dy,
with sa1ea Of Ito, ,oCo BIZ ii Hee for No. l. 449isc
10, Eo~e ard s7bssc kx Rejected IN STORE and 4S!sc
10. No. Canal adoat: closing nm At sc for No.
aud 43He for Eoss In tavcrtte houses-
Tbe market fos Oats opened \ shade frmes, but
toward tho close became less aehFe and closed
about The sarue a. on yeatezdsy About +a 900 bu
changed hsuds 1t s7M0s8kc for No. !. and 20
s3he for No. 9. Old receipts Of No. sold At go
Hc- The market etoaed quiet II s7A for No. and
&c toz Nos
Rye IVES quiet and h01c lower. with sa1es ut
s91 60Hc for No. j, 57a573se fox No. and 4'c Tor
Rejected In store. and size for No aaoat.
The Barley mazknt WIS vczJ duu for lots IN store
Sample lots were quiet at enea5L!s accoeding to
quality.
Lake Ft%assts wers dull md - lower. viii Gu
gsKemeuss At 1sc fos Wheat snd Ice for Corn to
Buhalo, and &c for Wheat to Kingston.
There IVES Foodly amount Of acttsity IN tbs
grocery uateet today, and onr- quotations were
fnljy maintained. There Was no eh&ugr In va1nes,
| though ptlees have atsons upward tendaney.
Ihs following despatch wassceetved at the Me-
chants Exchange:
| NEW YoRK, Oct. % :
eoEs: s. tsHa Haisxe stesaS. toaess1onsR. - Tess =
/ Broom Com was quiet md nominal Ut S1;a00n
$1,000 per ton. The receipts arc liberal but there
Is no inquiry for any bat prime to choice grades.
Carbon on was hrmer today, and an adyanee Of
1c was established-clostng Al 7oGe51c--the Inside
figure Tor roundlots-
There waB nothing done in Seeds, and the mar
ket muat be quoted entirely nominal.
The following dispatches ware read on Change
to-day:
Buffalo. Oct 20
, 1865-10-21

For Whom do Fashionable Women
IDrexsf
The fdra that laf1fps WIN {nvfsh enormous


su1ns annually In personal decorations, dress
to hsciuate their husbands, lovers, or man In
as not na g 1o tne
admiration Of the men as to provoke the envy
OF her own sex. The truth Is, that gentle
ncn,'as rule, know reIy llstle ahont the
commercial value Of female attire, and Tex
cept when they arc chilled on to pay the bills)
care less. An elegant and becoming toilet,
however inexpensive, generally satisfies them
Not so cur 1rst fanily bellies and dashlng
-dowagers. Cost is their standard Of excel
lepce In costume. And what consummate
sumptnury critics they nre. No tradesmau Is
better fudge Of the articles In which he
deals than the lady Of fashion Ia Of all the
articles her sistcFs Wear. With single
sidelong glance, rapid, keen, and searching,
she can 'srcckou up" the ,habiliments Of d
rival in the beau naoadt almost to shilling.
euagc. tho price Of costly trumpery, could
come nearer the mark. Imitation castnaeses,
simulated lace aud false jewelry, however
rraiien bIanl, do not lcceive her for an instant
She secs through tho cheat rs easily rs
banker detects forged, bill, aud sneers in
wardly at the vain attempt to cope with her
genuine cxtravagnnces. She triumphs In the
recollection that MI her spleudors arc sterling
and that her ''set, )" shaEFeeycd IS herself, can
distinguish between cheap fine 1adyism and
the truipous grandeur it Is intended to cope
with, as well ns she eau. But mole-eyed man
sces' not the difference unless It is pointed out
misses that the richly bedight goddesses Of
fashions empyrean dress to provoke envy in
each other rather than to command manly
worship? OF course they like to be adm{red
by men, but to be envied by women Is su-
pTcMc luxury.
, 1865-10-21

11efe Nd9 3 lAlf Alttuua4Co I'll ILatths ~'7AA1f
but. the general uatketa ruled dull. Without
material change In prices. -
The Provision market remains quiet, but TIERS IL
a better feeling 4ruong holders, on aeeonns OF tne
aruness in New York. Ness Pork wa geneEau!
held at 3ss.51S5.o0, but the demand Nas light, and
We uoe eale Of onfy 1o bris Ut t33ee5. Prime Ness
Pork was neglected and We quote the 1aEkst nosnl-
nj at te7.oo. Lard Is quiet, With retail sales at
&c.
Ta,lo,y Is In nir demand and firm at 13sc for
country, at which price We note ealcs Of = brls.
Hfehwfues were In CIR demand and steady, with
Gales Of go brls at Ss.sa.
The unfaye.ahle news from New York had de-
pressing effect On Flour, and the market ruled
ouIet and tnthsr in iayor Of buyers, though no de-
c,ded decline was estah!!shed- About 1,a5o otls-
rhaueed hands at &9.a5R 90 for White Winter !;
20, % for Red Winter ts.ooa8bo 'or Spring es.-
:tra5; md $6.ee3 fo1 sPstng superfne. :
. lat The opening The. market fof No. Spring
wheat wss dull md s&aa1ie lower than At the close
ot ,Chanse yesterday, bat subsequently, under
fir speculative demand, prices adssEced l3s1sc.
There was aIt shipping inquiry for No. Spring,
md the market advanced 1G1nc- Red Winter waa
dull and neglected. About $4,000 bu. changed
hands 1t f1.s331.35 for No. 1; $1.Hh4t.l5 for
No. :; and 5596ec for Rejected IN stose-e!osin2
, 1865-10-21

That banner and the spirit which surrounded
It has eayed us. AS the shadows Of The ds-
clinlDe day ever point to. the rising Of the
morning sum- 50 let our national shadows Of
the past point to the brighter day Of our na-
tIonl existence which now must surely come.
That Joyous dky Of ournalional union in
peace aud strength now st.nds tiptoe on the
misty mountain tops. Again our banners
from the sunny sonth-no mors laden with
the wrongs OF an enslayea people-let each
man grasp the hand Of his fellow in enduring
friendship and pray Tod tia. s'pfaee may have
her victories, no less renowned than war"
, 1865-10-21
miscellaneous.
lIFf gR0WTH AND BEAUTY.

3t.a. s. 4. alke7a'8 WOfE0S
Hair .Restorer ana Dress
ing i,,vigorate, strengthen
and zengthea the hair. They
act directly a4po1s the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
quired ssoa17.isbnse7at, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair disGp-
pears, bald spots are COG
cred, hair stops falling, and
ztsratrtaat 0rotuth Ia the re-
sazt. Ladies' and Children
scizz appreciate the delight
fuz fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance in.part-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of sotlt1sg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant hedd-dress. ,
BssA br ali DsaxRlsss
Depot 1888 4 200 Greenwich ST. n. l.
Qctatut6t-rH aAAIV p
, 1865-10-21

petee noza s& 10 >Tho ~ e'ess4 ~ssa ~ aa~,
sold. TAe following are ths ssles:
Pt91y ed H!ssszs zs s, - s1efs.sus IS -
.tts5S; g a.ieays Sie % : Is. q ataL'
TO fniiaps a eer ~ 1s;d & @ Is b Ia Cows ind
aess Gos, I'D siags a!GssaE g 2. .t;lH; %
Esssley soid Saisst "a. =: s1s1astax 10 as at
E5sut sod Mallory . head .vs1assn< 81 asv Il
gsshaua sold Cash d head. averaging s. D. Mt
ss Bass; &c 81 tas Ss e:sa ses E - i.
| e.: e snss S1's,t 3 as s: u
Tss.le5 sold Webb Is head, averaging 80 %, at
Biessy sold Alexander a he.d, a,s4.s.nx sss .. a,
FoEr EArSE rARps.
The nsrket At these Jarts has been moderately &C
ttrt and prices hardly 50 good Is yesterday The re-
$40. The day eloses With eau'pasati7ely nv un-
Yne tsuovtns are tho t.usaeuana:
Hosto1d 4 ornao9 sold MaJas 2 hcsd: ays;a:aE
- d tisol 10 Pennington = hesd. arerag1S ID -
Nsiiso.k 4 A.!eFy sel4 Il MLsnzg,sksr1y I hesa avsr
s x T.yss sss ssss s.s;f'ss g - =
2a: 10 Knmssttr Is head averaging ST ns, nt t.as
ssss &C :1t:gs i r hsss e..
nr.T1o1ny t19 ns ut 4t13: to Emery - head aver
rrtn1 III ns 1t k5.61k; TO Loden Is heal ayTaEtu,
s@ - ii sl.3; to WJnaa % he1d, s's7aZ'n; s5 d,
a. RFosn Thompson sold Fsernnus 70 head, averaging
nnIi1 4 1;rrea sold Ca,r II head averaging SIS ns
n xt1aL: "a Ks1tz Co.. = head, averaging 10 ID. At
fia; to MessenxT3 81 head, averaging 9te ~, It -
ClarE sold EoEe Is hesd Averaging a0 D., at $Ll1
pumphry sold Goass IS hssa, srsT.Etns e =. st
Stewart sold Eegstine II head. averaging 50 ms, At
t4.6x TO HeEr Co, Is head. averaging i.ess es 81
Welch sold Remington Il bend, averaging SO os, st
Id.ms sold Finch Co. s. head. avtzsStpR LIT ~
at ffC; to tirath, Ii head. averaging 500 IA. s;
to Hubbard Co., u bend. nvera[tpE LIS b1 At $551
Goats sold Da1fct 7: head nv efsgDs SEQ Ds at 3634
aHIRNAx T&kDeL
Tho market at these ards has been dp and prices
! considerably weaker than yesterday. :.
The sales foot up Ga5 head. ringing In price from
e4-4o to sd-m.
| The following Art the sales:
Cooley d Eld1idgo sold paTta II head, 2Yef2etus
1p11 n1t At t523 to EzMs1 head Averaging 10 rs.
at $3.n3 to SAINT 81 head, averaging 10 at G5.
Gregory 1 Hastings sold AooEe u hcad. averaging
go at Il co. to tsilctt Il head averaging s3l 81,
At s3Qo to Mehtn Il head, averaging 30 ny st0.
.3 to Gn1ett 100 head averaging 1670 n, aa.00
a1me 1s head averaging SIS Ms 44so to Moore ii
| bead, averaging $40 q =. at u. a.
70 so'h Radata i lead. a1e1ang 1aS III ~ 4
H0os-From tbs rstu,ns mad TO ths Board Of Tfade
We Ind The receipts and shipments since our last co-
pared With tho receipts and shpneats Of 1854
| foiIoWb:
, 1865-10-21
CANADA Proince Coming to DhlcaR0.
IEtuu the TQrpptQ EtQbe.l

nartex xaa tn-dar only IN moderate eupply- and kne
market ruled rather duller and Qu1ecF than usual,
although pfices we,e maintained d. quotations Of
yesterday The heaviest deliveries Of barley hare 81
fc4dy letn made, and the /. dlInoHt
The results 80 far have beco most satislcsory. Tne
September were 15oo 10 bushels. sZatnst 0nod bush
cs n The SANG tine the year pIsstnas-ust tss times
Quantities. being calculated that at exat mpu
Or bushels has gone out Of Canada to Chicago Awan-
haa been double its usual stre and prices haFe ruled
unusually high. The cemand for Canadian produce t.
the Westn States not corRe to the lealur cereal
products, We, to-day. heard Of laryo shipments Of
butter to ChIcato and Cnclr1aH which ts uew fen
tute In fhH rrynrfEtfn fr1tfe.
, 1865-10-21
The Flag Of the Union.

Etlt0tH N1ft8Ko IQUINEs -. =.
A flap of the United States was designated
~ ans s1 Loas'ess ~ s"e eo"'s'''a a''ou' 'n"e
ath, lFf.
The flag Of the United States was altered
by act Of Congress Jan. Il, 1874. =.
uFro,n and after LIST OF May. 1895, the flag
or fbc limited states shall bc fifteen stripes'
.1torns,a ,-od ~ nh,ta Th., ~ I1n,aa h.
.nA.s ~ .'ue W.
Alteen stnfs "nte On Que he'a.
This was the fog Of the United States during
tyn ~ 1a19
t"s "u' y. tois'
IN me ath ol Apt1'' 1o!o' eonGaess oee'aIea