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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-20

Railroads.
ORA n & o. 81 AILEK.ANDRIA r r.

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THROUGH8B Y RAILaFROl Nc fIVAsHING-
ron AAD ALEXA NDleI1, no RICH
E.MOND@ NDELYNC.HBUR G.n,
an and after RID ~ Septe1nb Der 1860,
NJ thetrains between Washington, Alexan-
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg, will run
q & 49,, s." TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington. 90 a. N. and 8.3 OPP. NJ
=Sst@.5 Alexandria, 1856 a. m. and 900 b. IN.
s Gordonsville, u. Bop. NJ and 40 a. N,
arriving at Richmond at.5.p.nn. and 6 90 a. NJ
TRAINs No Fl : - : :
Leave Lgnehburg, SO a. m and Is F. q;
e sehmgHd 30 q and p s1d 7r5
arrive at Alexandria So p. m. and $50 a: N.
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 p IN.
Local freight train leaves alexandria at 4 a.
M, and arrives at Gordonsville at ll.45 a. NJ.
Leaves ordonsvil]e at l235 p. m. and arrives
at Alexandria at s p. M Through freight
Lynch burg at7lo p. m Leaves Lynchburg at
$50 a. NJ. and arrives at Alexandra at 6. p. N.
Passengers for Warrenton will take the .:
m. train south from Washington, and the 6.45
a. NJ train north from Lynchburg
Passengers by the 6.45 a n and ! no Z. m i
trains from IynchDurg, ana Gne III ana
LID M. trains from Richmond connect with
trains at Washington for all parts Of the North
and West. ..sI
This route has the advantage over all others,
by having continuous rail fl ON New 7 ork to
Lynch burg-405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
0u l' Orange and GordongTille, where
many of the late great battles were fought. IS
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. {, Q. r. r. Depot in
Washington, also at the Depot, on Maryland
avenue Washington.
Trains leave from the corner Of First and
= 80 So " II. AIc0 :IFFEnTY,@
Eff5a ~ General Superintendent.
AZ 1919 5. Nc. BROADUS,
So General Passenger Agent.
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Clothing, &c.
A RNOI.D s. FIELD,
RE III o v 4 Z

N
-. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in; II ~,
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES AND yE ~, l Go,
GENTT ,EMEN'S FURNISHINGG GOODS,
Having disposed Of our interest in the Mer-
.lant Tai oring business, at No. SO, King st to
to taa oNeaI s. Daelly, and removed % No So We
norpose to offer for your spectona good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience N me
ns Great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we. intend to sell sta small advance on
We shall offer great ind ucements to Tailorss,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap. - ..5.
You will find il our Cents Furnishing Pc
sslwavs on hand. Give US 3 call and you viii
never. regret it. at No. SO, King street, next
door to Miller's China Store, ,,1nr
sep 22-tf ARNOLO q . lhl4ll:
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DRUCES CONCENTRATED FBRTILI-
ID IZER. The immediate results of the use
Of this highly approved fertilizer are as marked
as in the application Of Peruvian Guano, while
at the same time the land on which it IS applied
is permanently enriched.
A. discount made to dealers. For sale by
GEORGE E. WHITE & CO.,
oc 1G-tff Nos, SO and 81, Cameron st,
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTA {

T3AsHIONABLE TAILORING ,ESTAB.
Is LISH MENT.
Messrs. O,Neil g. Dwelly having purchased
Sbe interest of Messrs Arnold 4 Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied Dy
that firm,
whnre NAV be- found the best assortment Of
CLOTHS, in this city, both.of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
- Mr. VNels ability as q cutter iustifies them EN-
in assuring their customers q stylish ana well
nS Tbev have also a fine assortment Of Gents
FTTRNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
res Isl scarfs and Gloves Of al kinds.
Va. Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselye at King street one n do %
eastof Park er, S Theatre ID sep 90
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RETD,s EXPRESS COMPANY,
s|hs E i=ss Fs
800 80 IEssss Es s.ssIszsisis Esasza

EGSa 70 - .. - @s=z
OFFICE, NO. Is, KING STREET
Rcid's Express Company is prepared to re-
fraiohT of.ajl descriptions, to Richmond, Fred
ericksb5urg, Lynchburg. and All intarnedi"te
POINTS Also receive and fprv ard goods to. all
points North. Goods called ',r # orders left t. at
ppss,o oct s1S-tf
NTOTICE. sight to be transported over the
" Orange & Alexandria R. R. will, on and
after Thursday, 18th Of October, be received
and loaded on the cars, at the Virginia and New
York Steamship Wharf, between Cameron and
Queen streets u11,7r
oct lift D. i. T. u q W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-20

" r. Nice IF e lISI 7,
=3@ a5ta General Superintendent.
e. 1879 s. Nc. BROADUS,
80 General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria, Sept. /, 1895. sep l4--tf
, 1865-09-29
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,


17eetinE OF the Soldiers, ORPHANS,
Home Ahsocfatlon-TheF French Erno,
%ttfon-Donatfont to the Ch ristIan (;nn, ,
misason-An Emigrnnt Tratn-C,onr,
Wnttcrs-The Lincoln Monument
Correction.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,
SPRINGFIELD, Sept g,
On yesterday afternoon meeting Of the Erern,
tise Committee OF the soldiess' Orphans Home Of
this State was held in this CITY, Gov. Koerner in
the chair and Cor. Oglesby participating in the
proceedings. A series Of resolutions was oderet]
and adopted relative 10 thcprepa1aIou Of eubscrIn.
t1on books md the selection Of correspondent. n
each county, with REV to the securing of CONNIE,
tent aeente ID canvass The eeyeral counties In be.
halt OF the fnstft3t1on. A number OF contrbu tons
IN money and masa1ial was also received Espu d,c.
fcreut sources 1 N4-
11e GoEerner has this day addressed letter to
ties which The present rnes and RecuLtions of thc
French Universal Exposition, pIace fn the WV ~
American exhibitors IN the uater Of competition
sena u e. p a1 to
eign1 commissioners, the plan 1t the organization
Of their cou1trymen on o. bettre the 3lsl Of Octo
eene ees ns1t snd reg9tsaPE MI swa 70 bis in
pose until the 8lst OF Masrh, 1851. P"As
The State Sanitary Comtnisspn has inst donated
&l,UU 70 the Christian Commission for the pprpose
o. o. purchasing supplies for 1lsuss soldiers now in
An emigrant train, consistlngof t1relre waeon,,
pasted IT, t9MfGagn this city toay, rom Ohio, n
The .. S. District Court wasensaeed all d.v in
hearing arguments In behalf d ihe claimants of
cotton, amounting to several tlons.nd bales r,n
tGfed BY Gen. Brnks In bis Rec river expcdition-
which has been before the Cont for several dsvs
past. 0"'0
A regular meeting OF the Nat,nal Lincoln Monu.
Ment Association WIS held thft afternoon in fhr
Capitol Gov. Oglesby in the cbas. BY the yteas.
ureIs report II appears that The receipts for the
week ending Sept n, 1865 were q, = L8s and he
amo9nl received az per preytom report $4,000.
making In oil 81, ,4A received up to date. A yev
able document by Gov. Ogleshy yhs prcscnted 10
the meeting md adopted, consisting Of circularto
the VARIOUS Governors Of the States Of tie
Union, IS well as the Legislatures thereof skiing
thetr concurrence and coopetationln IN The mater 81
ratsing the necessary funds more pomptly, for the
consiruc,lon Of the monument /, d hoped And
believed this address Will lend to str NJ, the etIre
community 10 . better Sense Of th6r obligations
in regard 10 this National enle1prIse,
In my notice few days sfuce of The 91st reet-
nent stAted that by order Of the orIcnde com
mandeF, some Of the boys absent -sithout lesye
were marked "a deeeftet1. Brcyet Hig. Gen IIaIl.
Colonel Of the 14th regiment, states that he vas ii
command Of the brigade when thU left IeaYer.
worth. and That he fssued no zach oder received
my Information from Captain Of the 18th reCi-
the post Or dltlrict commanders, Cen. Hall ia IN
old and trns foder haying been IN the serrlce for
oveE four years. and has worked Lii way up 10 hia
present proud position from Sergeant While he
always will do his duty, he uever has, nor never
would, Issue an unjust order.
, 1865-09-29
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT,

Especial Despatch 70 hs Western Associated Press.l
NEW YoRk, Sept q.
The stock market showa hesitation nfter the strong
upwuEl demand Of the last few days, apparently
owing 10 disposition OF operators to realize the
advance. There Is, however, SUI very general &C
prices.
aoyKRxxExrs.
Governments nre quiet, tho prevailing disposition
being to sell.
Nstate securities arc nr1n and in demand. North
Carolina 60 advahced2; Virginia e are 3X higher.
Mlcx1LASASEous.
The miscellaneous 1lst continues active and mostly
nrrn. especially coal stocks.
ANOTHER CALL.
The Stock Exchange to-day voted 70 call the $40
bonds Coupons on, On and After Monday.
HcoSD BoAKp.
The stock market WAS heavy At The Secoud Board,
with considerable hsumerng on the part Of the Bears
and after the Board tie rnarxeE stteaed Little and
vas quite r1u.
AT the Last noazd Michigan Central rosa 10 lls, Oh
rumoEs of per cent stock dividend In October,
t1n6IS0 PR1EEs
The following are the closing prices At 4.e1 D, NJ:
Y. c., at6s5A Erie, s7k@s7k; Mich. Cen, ua4@t15
Hudson River, 1loxee11ox; u. g., 6sH9esX IN. l.,
llatstiK; Residing. 1isH0llsH; ft W., sA3s9X; o.
~ certificates, z7xo2s; Canton, toxa4t; Cumber-
land Coal, 4sHess Marposa, VXe1a; Quicksilver,
sa4sx Central Coal, ssHaesx.
MONEY.
Money moderately active, md market eaay at se6
Per cent on ca Their Is rather more doing in com
mercial Paper, and rates arc 78ln per cent.
GOLD.
Gold closed at 1,sxa1A.
HCHAEdE.
There is very 1tttlu inquiry for bills Europe apd
rntes ofe1thange. Leading drawers quoting SIT
dsys sterling at loox@11e. Commercial bills continue
searce- ,
Hiupnsn ~hr1v1p
The db'nmtTefaE says Mr. Peztson had not couelu-
Fely accepted the of Of the English capitalists to
lend $aomo 900 to the Ez1e Company. It l. thought.
however, thtt win be done the bonds payable thirty
Sears aer date Id md cay Interests
also In gold The proceeds Of tho loan arc estimated
at;op per cent and allowing for exchange, would be
About $t5o0.0oo currency, which would cn1hla the
Company TO pay Of Mr. Drtw's loan Of s. no 90 and
havcA balance Of q, ,soa, 100 for other PURPOSES.
Tho Cbns" tsciaf also Says proposals. have been
made by the owners OF Atlantic and Crest Western
Company to sna1ganate the EIe interest With theirs
ns has ben sumose nor hare any sort OF propositions
been made b. ths Engsh capitalists visiting tho west
TO the nnanasss Of the Eric Company. At the month
" meeting Of the Erie Directors yesterday. Tho reports
the condition of thu considered sat.
, 1865-09-29

. Skw FnRK. Sept. ~.
FtolE-StJ iec lower on cOulnob{ and very firm for
c1od grades; 5f41 - for extra State; {aNaAH 70 Tor
extra round hoop Ohio; tlDG5tl5 for trnda brauds
M1iEet closing qnltt Also 0 hsis choice extra State
for the lAAt kAl1 Of October at 4s.11,
WHEsxxf-MAffet steady: Western 1t a. -23Hs32Iso.
GMN-Hheat a&3c lower for apttn:, and ycry ns1n
for winter <Lh&1.3 for Chicago spring: $l3Hal,6s
for MnEaukee club: t1s14l "a for amber Milwaukee
$79 for infeEfornew amber sUchf.sn II 12 for good
WINTER rcd NesteEn; eelS for smrtty white Canada,
and &+2sH for very choice old amber Michigan. Rye
quiet md steady barley ate1dy at ei-D foF Canada
Vest. Farley malt 1niet- The market ia lc low
er: nearly AZ the offerings MusoMnds 1a4c Tor
nntoln6 90aF05{c for sound maid Western &C for
high ni5ed, nearly yellow: SIC for white Western,
declining; tssc for the lorpeE aud +s85cc for the
Gao9fHrEs-Cofee acttre ana nrm. snEnr STEADY.
dull.
PE1noIrrn-Qulct md vr1y nrm, at sssssc for
tined ffee.
rso!1.loss-Posk nrn.r nt tsA5;xsa!:s. for nex
mcSs, Closing At ~ 81 cAshs tMRM.N Tor 81 and
dc az; ESo tos p1ns aad M X&s :o fos prime
FLO; ~ xe br!s prime mess fos October. epyerI op-
t!on fH-sA Rctf trm. at A2lec for p1ckjn, mess
14Al3c 5or extra HeSs. Etef hams pu{et Cut meats
kteady at l3k164c for shoulders: 13Q12Hc for hams
acon dull. Lard doi1 and lower, At 76'%3Jxc. lint.
l29I6HC. ~
, 1865-09-29

new York, Sept 2a-some Rw,ndle, "a fmpos-
ing new sWtudIine dodge. An envelope Is used,
paIpoIine TO and hasing printed upoo IL In large
pany and properly addsef and endorsed ~ com
Ing from the Navy Yard It Washington The wife
g. 40 oiheef Of she naFy VIZ induced to pay seycu
WAS allowed TO open It. and rad whaf appeared to
be two messages Of the American Telegraph Com
paas. directing Tie payment Of psize money to her
had been ob,ained By theit OF IN some other i'm
proper manner. The public should be on their
guard against The ecppndfets,
, 1865-09-29
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
lSnecfal Qehnlich Ia the Cb1Ha4n 1,tihnn

Ha1p1KPokIr Sept y, tsd5-
AaHTxn-Contest. Morris. :, 900 bu cora Investiga-
TOT. Lamont. SOY rds dimension atone 70 yards rubble
stons; y. ness. Lemonl, Is yards nlmension stone;
osk LAT joliet 800 bu corn. empty barrels T. 5ou
ns Lsea'a. Lssaf1e 1000 bu eurn- y bu whe1t: ouet
d. Ottawa ss9 bu corn; Advance, Lemcnt g yards
dimslon stone; 8. F. Gale, LeznonL 20 yards rubbie
eonc; Re,olute. Lenout 30 yards snbhte stone; Ar
kona 1aSalle a1t5 hu corn. IFS bu wheat; Josephine
kankaket. 4.56o bu corn. empty barrels 600 NJ
Aonzo Leach, seneca 1900 bu corn; G1eu Scott, L.
Sale, so bu corn seucca, santra, a1p0 bn corn;
Geneviere, lasae. soa bu corn Leviathan, LAsalle
3,73o bu corr
clkAHKD-r1op Magnolts, OTTAWA, 20 tons sundrtes; ;
Lady Franklin. 1e1uons; Rocket. Lockpost. 70 tons
gravel; Yorktown Uteav TO feot lumber; AleonA
st. Louis, ss.l7s sees lumber; Cuanman OTTAWA; n
A. 1hoEp, ostAwa. 7lss feet lumber; q. Cooley Aux
aables Wing and Wing, Joliet g. s4s feet lumber On
ward, Joliet: 8. 4. Douglas No. = St. Louis ss 20
feet lumber; Cape Mag, otsx~a, feet lumber and
5000 hath cayusa- Lockport, saoo feet lumber u
N rhnG1es 50 osls aalt and Is hsis cement S. FGsle
Lemonti D. Hess, Lesnont; Resolute, Lcmoat; Ad-
yance, Lemont.
, 1865-09-29
FROM DES MONIES.
The 1oSru Ceosur-Num mber Of Coloreti
People In tho $aAte-Sulclde-AfreS
for Attcn1ptcd MurdeF.

Especial Despntthto the Chscaet Trbune.l
Dxs Mo1ss. Sept g.
By returns Of the census Just takeD, It appcam
thai he entire negro population OF tta State nen,
women and children, IL about $500 Out Of this
number, II the elective franchise wee extended TO
the colored people with no other limitations thn
ase applied TO the white. we should hye but about
sOo eo!orcd voters. scattered through the entire
State, not cnongh 10 baance tia traitors and Cansds
dEnh skednddleFs Of the last four years.
On Monday evening Inst man stopped at Tho
Iowa Ilouse and entered bis uame On the register
as Wm. II. Shaw, Of Peor1a, Ill. Not making hIa
appearance the next day, his room WIS entered IN
The afternoon, snd the straHgcr found dead ID bed
Je.sc and Joebua Faulk, fa,hes and tuu, or War
rEn county. were n1sesied on Monday on charge
OF assault with intent to kill the wtieand mother
OF tho nccu6ed
, 1865-09-29

WANTED-A wet nurse, English
w Or German. Ca1igr 1913 West Tayior.st. pszs
w ANTED-A Girl to do general
w homework at 488r North Dearborn STREET
nIAi -- -
, 1865-09-29

ODD FE1Lows.-Ihe Grand Lodge OF the Iude-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows Of the Stste Of
Illinois Will meet tn Bloomington on the 10Th OF
ncft month. There arc oycr SO lodge. In tie
State comprtsanE eon1c I. 0O0 membcFs- There will
sf i0u ATTENDANCE and great prcparAtions aIe
b*t0K made Iot the ancoznmoda Ion Of deItc1tc4
, 1865-09-29
Ha Gn11 Market,

BCyFALo, Sept, r.
FLoCN-Dull,
GEAIy-Wneat dull; old No. l spring at x1s2xsal IL
Rye Scarce.
Nnux1r-At t2.2a33.z.H.
TEogl&lnxs-iork, xs&-51t3I.oo. Lard, sc,
CANAL LFKLI0nrs-TnchanEed. .-.
INPuR1r-F1our, ,a95: Wheat 9j,5t5; corn 1851.
Cats, a6ooi barley, 12,&Q7.
CAaL Exror1s-Ftonr, Is: wheat, 1850; corn,
9S,665s oats, 1870: barley. AtOQ.
, 1865-09-29
Milwaukee 1TaRkH-

[SpecII Uespatch 70 the Chicago IN61Re.I
MtLwAuKEE, Sept. ..
FLou1-Fkm. Sales 800 bf.s to-dsy white winter
$3.50; 80 hTis double extra winter st $9a5.
GHA1s-Wheat advanced &c, but Adv1nce lost sale
this q. n., 9o,ooo bu st $1ith@NE, selfer ri week
cath, S1sa $i5I for No. !. On 'Chnngs--So, ,oehu o
s14n3s1-41 cash LIS seller, month"; SPIN. Board nrm
sales OF 100 bu at regular. VOL; $li
spot; $1.SSX9tl.37 next week: *1.40 buyer October
Oa-ntmer; sales Of 6,soo bu at size for 30 ant
.sAc for No.2.
RxcK1F1s-l,6oo bsIs tour; s,0oa bn wheat.
SurFxrsIs-i,1oo bsIs rour; s., 90 bu wheat.
[By Associated Fress.1
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 8.
FLoUR-Ftrn.
GHAIN-Wheat quiet At yesterdsy's prices. Oats
nrm.
FR11GHrs-l<n on wheat to Buffalo.
RtCItITs-1,fc0 hfis dour 6. 900 bu wheat
6HifxKxTS-a.so0 ofts touTs s.. 00Q hu wheat.
, 1865-09-29

Toledo. Sept. y.
GRAIa-Wheat, old, Atendy and firm; new dnll anl
dropping: s11cs Of new white Michigan at H. ~; new
amber Michigan, $1.16; old No. red Wabash. t.07.
Corn. aales At SIC for No. closing dull. Oats nrm
sales at Jc. Rye, quiet at &c.
, 1865-09-29

bALI1MoHK, Sept -.
bEKyKf-Light supply: 800 head received. All sold
q pI1cea somewhat Sitter. \ few extra lots from
ksntneky commanded Ss.cs3s.7s gross; common to
Hoos..Ltghe receipts. Prices advanced ics1Hc: Or
onAsy 70 prime 1.-Two hogs sell Is fast received 1t
1SH@l9Hc, nett.
SHEKEScs1trex Sold at 6X2ic Rfnaa.
, 1865-09-29
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH n NEW
YORK.

Diocesan Conventton-The QueAxfon Of
Gowns and Exchange of Pulp1ta-
Plans Of Reconstruction from Gcor-
EtQ.
, 1865-09-29
LOCAL MATTERS,

Thirty Dollars Reward If the Indian
herb doctor falls TO describe and tell his patients
the tnture Of their complaints or Illness without
receiving any information from them. No charge
Tor Information or advice Of6ce 80 Monroe street.
odiH
, 1865-09-29

DAnINa BCno1AH1.-Dn Wednesday night . dsr-
Ing and complete burglary was committed at the
store Of John Meyer, No. $50 South Clark street.
The store L. millinery aud fancy good establish
ment and the goods stolen are such a. are general
ly found In such plaees-1aee., ribbons, boppets,
aruhctal flowers, ladies' unde1clothes and fancy
w1Eee- Articles 0! the above description to the
value Of between & 800 and 400 were carried Of
On opening tho store in the morning, atr. Meyer
found hia establishment IN stAto Of confns,on In
dfzesihsble- The shelves, the show cases md the
drawers were a1l empty. Everything was upset and
efeTy part Of the store ranaackcd.
Upon examining the premises, Mr.. Meyer dis
covered that the rnsca had gained entrance to his
establishment by Reit,ne under the building, which
u EmA1l hame A6aif set "sitts" " and ffst bor-.
Ing hole through the door, had then, by the use
ol FmaH saw+ cnt IN opening sufficiently large 10
ALLOW The passage Of mans body through It. To
facilitate business the burglars brought whee1bar-
row with them. and placing 1t under the trap
dumped the contents OF The store iuto IL md then
Wheeled It a~ay. Everything in the ealahll.hmeat
otany yalue was carried oH, and Mr.. Meyer was
compelled, before be could open his store yesterday
morning, to 70 cut and purchase IN entire new
No person slept In the store, and the robbers
could, therefore, work without danger Of detection
But 1t does see straace thAt they could carry ench
large quantity Of goods through the strcets With
out falling IN with eome members Of the police
force, who are supposed to remain on their beats
, 1865-09-29
ID l T. ID i,

Inthls city, at Cottage Grove, ApNER ". FELL,
aged Is Year..
U New York and Rrookl5n pspers ples.e copy.
In Milwaukee. Sept: I'D. 1ss5 HELEN E., Wife OF
John 8. CoEan, OF Chicago. -
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon 18th inst, at
o'clock at the residence OF her father Vim J, Whaling
IL Wisconsin street.
, 1865-09-29

Toledo Market

NEW YonK. Sept. a.
Prices Of rninInx stocks lid At Boston to-day: Cen
tral 10; Copper Falls Tx; franklin 81 Hancock 1it
Huron "a; fsle Royal 6H sinnaota Il; Quincy j.
lock?nnd *; Superior S4.
, 1865-09-29

INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING,
i LANDSCAPE AND PHOTOGRAPH PAINTING,
given by
A. sEDERBERG, Artist.
STUDIO, 1856 South Clark sreet. plzlAp
, 1865-09-29

1hO~c who suffer from Liver Com.
plaints may rely upon the Red Jacke4 Butt7s, be-
eause they derive hon, It's anit-bilious properties
immediate and certain relief when n1l the usually
prescribed remedies have proved nse1cse,
sep911t
, 1865-09-29

To A D. Tr1swoRr1I, Esq, Sra:
The undersigned. cdIzens Of Sonth Chicago. rc-
eognl15ng the responsibility Of the oee OF Police
Gommls.ioner, and knowing yonr competency for
candidate for said Office t0r South Chicago, nj the
, 1865-09-29

Hotel for Sale In Springfield, Illinois.
We wish to notify our readers that Messrs. Hill l.
Manning Hotel" in that cty, which Mil Be sold
nt ancIon Oct 10th, unlees sooner sold i. private
sale. The hotel has splendid established busi-
ness. Tesms-One1hIrd cssh. balance easy pay
mtnts. p1s6
, 1865-09-29

w ANTED-50 good brick layers
w at k51o per day. Constant employment will
be given Inquire 1:k Cutnme ercIal dteuue Cairo,
ILL.,. at EASkIS 4 WOODS. Only good wosxmen
need appfy. pE
WANTED-Tinner3 for tin and
w sheet Iron work, by II. c. VAN SHACK. JR.,
~ State tl-ctt. o9st
, 1865-09-29

Vessels PnsseG pctFu4t.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1tfbunc.1
DETMDrT, Sept. y.
p4te-
DowS-Cape Horn.
Wind south.
, 1865-09-29

HI. ssyss work Ia done, o. whenever he has few
.u.osnent. among the beantles OF the pa1kA."
, 1865-09-29

The hair dreesets Of Chicago respectfully an.
nouncc TO the public that they Will close their
places Of bnefness At o'clock p. Except Satpr-
dsye) on and after Monday, October 2, 1865. p2t0
, 1865-09-29

In this city. the 27th lnat by the EeE- j. IT, Int
Tie. III. ?. ERICKSON md MARY A. HUSTLET,
both OF Chicago.
Sept. 18th. 1855. by Reverend Toune ofCrowu Point
i1a s HeHH 9I y; GqMbs n q Ssst Il Louis Ill., and
, 1865-09-29

The Illinois School of TEnde.-The
evening session al this Dueiness College opens as
usual TIE FIRST MONDAY N OCTOBER, and con.
tinues ecyen mouths, from 10 Top. N. 4 Pre-
paratofy Erenin9 School for yonng mcn Is perma-
neDtly connected with The Institution. For crcn-
lart spp]y 13s Lake, cor, Wells etteet- os6e
, 1865-09-29

DIkeaseA of the Heart, Throat and
. LnnEr.-Dr. James Hunter, OF The firm Of Drs. II.
ally At their Office No. 43 South Clark street, Chi
ngo, On al diseases Of the Heart, Throat and
Lungs, to which branch OF The profession his prac-
the Doctors .tay IN this city Is at present limited
to few weeks, those dcsIfpus Of consultation
personally should do 60 With ittle delay as pos
tibIe. sepfm7ryW p x.tf
, 1865-09-29

The Reason why 1ludsonsv UnfEvaled
Tooth P.Ete i a fIre remedy for decaytug teeth,
tainted breath, and diseased gums, is because Il
rrmovce tartar, the prime cause Of these evils, and
prevents its accum mpAtion. o3Gi
, 1865-09-29
IT. Louis NIarkeY.
Especial Despatch TO the Chic.yn Tr,,r,

IT. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch TO tbs Chicago Trihune1
Irr st. Louis, Sept. q
factory ts.as; p1antcrs', $50 d Is "a
common shipping Leaf ss.1o 10 ylsn; MEDIUM .s,n =,
to<Ns; good. tl50o 70 sls-so; common rpaaufact1r'
log to sa.ss medium, 20 to Sua; eoo,
As-o0; fine. $3.0 Per 100 brls, -' e'e'
Rn14T-Fl'm. Fair Spring. s1.ao club, s1;oa1.s Is.
sood fal'' H.'oa l.;s: choice, se.2o@c.io.
FIouE-Fhm Spring super. ssse63o; double e4.
IN $&s5o choice ettJ, Il triple e1tFa, t17.5 ner
bYi. '''' W. Pet
coRa-shsde hrmer but Inactive. Sale. xcr. m,
eaefa ml1ed had yellow 1t &c; s. DO. at Sc llB
mixed white at &c 5. do white at 7uc and 40 do
Ut &C PEI pef bu. N'
oATs-About 1c better. Sales Us sacks at .sc. 1874
ao' subject to Inspection, nt &C. aud 70 sacks at ~
pef bu. -, ~
BAE1rr-sa'es 11 ssen common spring q. s1,ooper
bu. " $9p@'
Wa,fK11-steaa5a at sa.s pc. gallon.
PoRH-Priees hsve gone up stil h14he., Sales were
20 and 2!o hrs mess 1t ta4pcT brl. Bacon s,,es *
casks clear sides. IN two lots sE..,e pr ,. ~
, 1865-09-29

Albany Cattle Market
Especial Dtspatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
ALBANY, Sept. r.
CAT1LE-The Cattle market Is moderately active
ut slight decline from last weck'a quotations.
SHEEP-Shecp at Hc per pouad lower
UO8S-fIors drnef at 1aa13Kc.