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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10
BALTIMORE SOUTHERN RELIEF FArn-Cos.

BALTIMORE SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIa-CON-
1RBr1IoSs SOLICITED number Of the ladies Of
Maryland, having formed association for the pur.
pose of aevisting 70 the extent Of their ability the
uretehedness and wait which the late has entaed
upon large portions Of the population Of the South they
respectfully and earnestly invite contributions Of all
sorts to the end In view. and especially in urherance
OF Fair or 1zasr which they ore preparing to open
In the City Of Baltimore the Cd day OF April isG6
The following named ladies have been appointed off
GERS and al Executive Committee OF the Association:
President Mr.. Bep,ann G. Howard Vice Presidents Mrs
Hai.on Thomas, Nrs. Charles Howard Mira w Prescott
Shn Mrs j. J. BEnkrrd Treasurer brs John s. Gtinss;
Assistant Ireestrs Mise Dora Hoffman, Secretary Nil
fnck' Executive ,oIanee. 1irs. J. Harman Brown Ms
Char!c. j. bakrr Mn. samuel W. Smith, Ms rhorn Mnf.
docb, NJ. ssnGel honman. Mrs. Roberr II. Carr, Llr.
Joshua esIsa Mira Richard Norris. Ms Lousa Cannon
M si James " anderson Mira f. W. Elder, Mis- usreT
bliss Lonisa ofEisn, re- ID. Preston Parr Ms L. Pakin
Scott, ME-. LnrmAp, Mrs Auaa Dorsey, Mrs A. Dahois
Eeer on Mrs John H. Ls;FoLs Mrs James +. Ruiys Mt
James Hodge. an f
Adams EsItes Company National Express Com, any, aad
Uemdens LxJies viii take Iegh free Of charge Packages
should be naIk ed Southern Relief Fair and sent TO the
care Of D. Preston Pan, Chur Depot Conutee Law.
Sanes,on Chaiffisn Auxiliary Committee Donations
Of money ma be forwarded 10 w. w Glenn Charntn r.
nance Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10
SURROGATEs COURT March O. - Before Surrogate
TUCKER.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PRopATT

During the past week the wills Of the following
persons have been admitted TO probate: VII. Of John Candy
Margaret l.. Grcston Thos w. Pesnsl Z. Fox Edmund
Jones, James Murray. William ~ Tracy j. NJ Marsh VIM.
e. Belts. Robert Thopas aud Charles Henry Taylor None
oftheie wills arc Of any public interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

EOR SALE-A SCHOONER YACHT OF
l. shout 50 uns well found In every respect
price $500 Apply to 2. j. LORILLARD, No. 10 Cham
bersst.
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Gituations tl)amteo- females.

A YOUNG LADY from Massachusetts wishes
n asTTUATfON ss Companion TO an invalid to leach
the Elementary Branches Of English aud the Piano. o, 70
make herself useful any honorable position. Apply as NO.
81 East Tbirtieths.
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Below.

Bri: Julia r. Arey from Cienfuesos.
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A GENTS WANTED.-Sl50 PER MONTE
~ and al expenses paid TO good SEWING-MAChiN
AGENTS For prvse terms inelose stamp aud address
z. c. LATHROP. General Agent
No. e43 North Eighth, ST., Philadelphia r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

DHYSlCIAN's OFFlCE-With three rooms
nicely furnished for SALE or RENT; OF the best
oeaed in the city Inquire at No Glib Broadway front room
"a noor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

"ANTED-An American or German GInI
w to do general housework. Good reference requires
Apply at No. ll9 Wes. Twenty foarth.st. near ssvenhs'
between the hours OF 10 and 2.
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Gbantes for Dnsiness Ellen.

A SPLENDID GRIST MILL for SALE, with
N unsurpassed water power, best In New Jersey at
Bloomsbury the Central Railroad depot Apply toJOHN
HERBERT Oh the premises, or r. L. PELL. as Fif,hsve.
EOR SALE-The stock of MACHINERY Of
Il h. ROBlNSONS Annory; be at No. 25,
Eishthave., neur Twenty thirdsI JAMES w. BOOTH,
Assignee.
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situatlons tuanteS-nlalss

GENTLEMAN of some experience would
n ike a situation ss NEWS EDITOR Of DAILY PA
~ il familiar with current news ana we toF
tine Of Morning Daily. address " hIChsio'D D'A w
lal c rooks Hotel. No. "a Chathan'st
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GENERAL VALUABLE PATENTS for
- sALE-shops, $40; Towns, S2O Ciies $685. Counties
s.0 States, go Terms the easiest ever known Address
ihe Pntenee, with stamp A. j. RITTER Railway. N. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

A Young MAN aged 81 desires SlTUA.
N TION In Wholesale House Best CITY reference" 40
dress NJ. +. b., Tribune Office.
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A LADY who teaches French, English, Ger"
N man. etc. and Is well Informed in all fine Needeworx,
aches Piano etc. wants situation rs GONERNEss very
best references given No 959 Second ave. near
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.CITUATION WANTED-By a Young Man Of
- long experience CoACHMAN; has hrst elias. refs
from last employers understands plain Gardening also
will work for low wages. Address q X, BOZ No. IN
Tribune Ofice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

TNEN experienced CANVASSING AGENTS
Il WANTED in this city to solicit orders for Dr. Holland
LIFE OF LINCOLN Apply to /. BILL, No. rs FulOn,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-10

4 YOUNG, respectable GERMAN GIRL
N WANTS situation in a private American family, CAL
at Nh MEYERS, No. 223 Houstonst, third door, No s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
NIaaimIIIan. DelernIlned . ASdI
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The Bogus Ijnion Conven lion.

BE- The Bogus Union Convention.
30 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5-10 A. M.-The
Convention has been called to order, Gen.
Speed in the chair.
Numerous resolutions were offered by
delegations In fatOr' ofnegrO hsiiffrage.L
Other resolutions wereinfr0daeedl opposed
to interfering with the policy of Congress.
Mr.. Mosk, of Virginia, addressed the Con-
vention in favor of adopting a resolution
that Congress shall provide for comforting
the right of suffrage on all citizens without
regard to color. -This led to great sconfu-
sion. Motions were made to lay the reso-
luton on the table and to adjourn. Final
ly call was made for the previous ques-
ton, aud the resolution was referred to the
leommittee on Resolutions. Great excite
ment prevailed during the debate.
Mr.. Thomas, of Maryland, said If the res
Olution was adopted he would be in favor
of enfranchisiDg every rebel in Maryland.
/, This wasI'eceived with bisses and was fol-
lowed by much confusion.
A delegate announced that he understood
that the committee on Resolutions and Ad-
dress would not beiprepafed to report un-
til tomorrow morning, and he moved to
adjourn to ten o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr.. Thomas, of Md, made personal ex-
PLANTATION as to his remarks on negro suf.
frage, which had been misunderstood. ; 81
far as voting to enfranchse the rebels, he
would not do it, SO help him God
Mr.. Smithers, of DELI Chairman of the
committee, Announced that arrangements
had been made for the proceedings to.
night at the Union League House, for thu
fusion of the Northern and Southern dele
cations in grand mass meeting.
L The Convention adjourned atsla O'Clock
until 10 O'clock tomorrow morning.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
FROM; ROCHESTER,
shocking RnILroad Accident

RochEsTER, N. Y, Sept, 5,-A shocking
hcdident occurred on the New York CeI-
tral RAILROAD, SIX miles east of this city,
about O'clock This evening. Several perl
sons were killed outright, and many others
injured. The steamboat express train,,
wliieh left Albany this morning,wast thrown
from the track by switch carelessly left
open. The train was running fast aud on
"a curvey The engineer gave the signal to
brake and jumped from his engine. The
locomotive plunged into the sand and turn
ed over. The three coaches next to the
baggage car ran together in the form of n
TELESCOPE and was left lying In heap WITH
the baggage car. The loss 6f lives and in
jury to passedgers generally was confined
to these t5resests.l .,lI lIi,i = ltS
The following is list Of Killed and In
Kiiled-DaHd Creig6tony SNewtown., %.
f.; Larry Shaughn5ssy. OF Rochester, r.
r.. eIbpleye; -Lucius Owen. ,bnalesmans
Clyde; Mr.iSmith, Glanersville, fNyYSN.
Somers, RosOboom, N. " .,''.''.. ''.'
Wounded-A. H.Stone, Oppenheim, n.
Y,hurt slightly Mr.. and Mrs CWm., ,Somers,
Decatur, N. u. slightly; Miss Towing,
Rome, back and head severely; If. III.
Harrington, 10 Maiden Lane, New
York. head slightly; Mrs. p. G. Parker
Buffalo, head slightly; w. l.. Val
Florida, NJ Y, slightly; W.T.. Mitts, Muir
ray, N. Y, head Slightly; James a. Spell,
Seneca Fails, brakeman, shoulder and side
Mr., g Mrs. Seymour, Lebanon, n, y, bad
ly bruised; G. S. ,Fertro, Syracuse, do; Mi
chael Daley and son, Utica, head, slightly
w. II. Leland Rochester, shoulder; w. l.,
Lantry, Oneida, shoulder and hip. injured
slightly; A. L. Whartley, Kalamazoo,
soxr- Ii A M. A nm
Arbor, Mich, slightly David Taylor,
Jersey City, of firm Of Colgate &.
Co.., NJ, ", internally; Aaron, Stone.
and wife. head. shoulders and hips ilhOs,
oliver, Forham, n. Y, slightly Mrs. w
U, Thomas and son., Beloit, Wisconsin
sllghtly; Mrs. Chapman, severely; j. A
johnson, East Saginaw, slightly; EaCourt-
| land, Slightly; Mrs. Hanno, Rochester
head rnd arm; Andrew Tracy, New York.
slightly; James Gould, -fireman, $Palmyra-
slightly; John Supple, Detroit, leg injured
James Elliot, slightly; John Pacey, Lon
dbps Os Wsc ribs, broken3 cC, aDemster
Gloversville, New York, seriously; VIM
Rice, = 40swegOt shoulder s'broken
j ". Swan; ;,.. MedIgqI ,, =, head S,a ,aI,G an{
broken; Saml. Page, Binghampton, slight
ly; Mrs. Newett, California, some injured
T. IT, " EyES SiHtSrasifs; EfSn sS adsisr engineer
severely; w. ID ,McDonald,. California
slightly, extricated by his two sisters; VIM
Rysh, Rochester, slightly. M Al IN
The bodies of the dead and the injured
were brought to this7city eas STPy MIoape
everything is being done that SAP, be 70
the comfort of the sifferels. The bodie
/ of ShoL ghnessy BndT OwepweTe LETT ipthl
| wreck, as they could not be immediately
remoye13b ,.9b ,2h99G ,tl6C ,i5l !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
FROM, CINCINNATI.

Congregational Nominations ---I Geo.
HI. PendIeIOn and Theodore
Cook NOminated-Mr. PendIe-
toms Speech.
C1NcMNST1, Sept. 4.AThe Democrats and
johnson men in Convention to-daylnomi-
mated George HyPen1lBtOnifo for Ooneressi do
the First District, and Theodore Cookin the,
Second district, Mr. Pend dletoils in accent
ing the nomination, approved of the action,
Of the Philadelphia National Union CON-
Yention, and said the result Of the war had
decided the doctrine ofyseeession, and the,
Southern people, BY the action of their
State Conventions, and by the unanimous
Declaration. Of the delegates at Philadel-
phia, have abandoned itass rule of pOliti7g
cal action and the basis of political organi-
kation. The institution of slavery was IN
Folyed In, the conflict OF, arms, and 1t, too,
under the action iof the Southern, States,
bad passed away forever. He advocated
the absolute restoration Of the Union upon
no 9th erl conditi tio1 than those prescribed by
the Constitution, and for the Immediate adj
missionof the Southern States TO the right
of REPRESENTATION, u" 'tuq1'iN' ,hl '"'s9iT1h't
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
FROM ST. LOUIS. aNI.-s4
@p gNJ - - ~ .-E ~
Address Of the Radical State Ex-
ecuIIVe Committee - COngres-
siOnRI NominaIiOn-lt tsreParaiI0n
no Receive the PRECEDENT, ,, 49,

TO Receive the President.;, L gjsa7.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-The Radical State
Executive Committee has issued an address
to the Union men of Missouri and all
friends of law and order, strongly urging
themEto uniteAfoF, the IiiaiDtainance or the
law and the suppression of attempts, from
whatever sourceot subvert the Govern
nient and inaugurate second civil war,
which is apprehended in consequence OF
recent incendiary publications,ih Opposi-
tion papers, calling upon their party friends
to organize, arm and prepare themselves
for war. The address says: The pretext
for these appeals is sfounded upon the fact
that Governor Fletcher recently ordered
halfa dozen companies of militia into SER
vice at the urgent request of the sheriits Of
counties In which no troops were stationed
for the protection of lives and property of
Union men against lawless acts of rebel
guerrillas and other outlaws .lcis. b. si3tit
The Conservatives of the Eighth Con-
gressional District unanimously Nominated
John NJ. Glover for Congress.
nsivelpfepafati6ttsi are on foot for
the reception of President johnson on Sat-
urday. Merchants Exchange, will CO.
operate with the city authorities and other
partiesin giving the. Presidential party a
Suitable welconleJ u."in,elg o!i 10 .oulGedl f
N0auotsble change in general market
since yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
CIevcIand market.

Z FL0URASaigs 100 bris Xxx Spring at sll.
WHEAr-Sales 0 cars Ro.l Spring at 81 Is; 1
car do do at So IL car No. Missouri amber at
% S5.--------.
,C0RN-Salss z cars No. mixed ,atS7c; Lear do
y lOATS-Duir and nominal Buyers offer Sc for
niTf2 RYEghsfs & sFsT q tfsSsf SGgfSi No kEdOTTI
lPORK-Firm at ss4 for H0. ! city-packed Mess.
iLARD=GoQd fair inquiry for city rendered at
22c; in tSrees. sC6untfy-rendersd dGIIadfhoidhal
at 20c. .-.
lpAcked. Rm2i-I. mi
SMOKED MEATS-SAles City sugar-cured Hams
YBf;U1TER-sSlts 4 tGss western RSsSrvo.as SIC;
Central du at 2s93lc.
CAiSESks-eHit9 buIhOldsrs aEsfgn At lOSllO
HiGaWfSESS "a Sol ia Sfstel demand md ora at
q %.
AbOOH0 0H+sSteaGlS. Cologne Spirits st6694 7ls
% per cent. Alcohol, ~ 56d4 6l; Neutral Proof
Spirits ~ 46D2 81.
lPETRubEUN Renned IN bond, Seppmberand
October delivery here, q S42c 40 . w -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
Paving Notice.

~ dh DION Il ttay coacsrn " . g. lgG,isdguJ, n
uo.l u,,q,o.o CITY cLEEk Ct. 3 OFFICE n.
5ns E.Igi56ri,dI CpfpN VS. August 2 1886, y %
Notice is hereby given. that proceedings heyo been
Si faihE ts North
High street from Nor, Public anVt0 Russell sfeet.
snd T ed IA 4 fSs % SfSs q tfS City tiefR.
All persons claiming damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are requiied 10 file their
claiIks m The elofic6 0fthe CLERK, An writng,on or
bslole tbskWknJk-sekOnd DAY Of SeltemPsr. 2. Dl
np1 L. &. WILSON.
augI0 .dItawIW uHA- City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06

STOGKSiALower Rock '1sIahd,, lO9X; Fort
Wayne. IiO4adNnr wes'srB.I Illinois Geutrnls
l92A; Beading, Il31 Erie. 7lA; New York Central,
do a. %, $50 conpcns s5 1857. 20 register,
cd 20 io9 l04O coupons yp 30s lt series 1907, do
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
- - l''T'si.Esaf fssssiI.rassl
3 (QCf3t!:ll::|g:|"ll:..a:ll::.R9il.tlI.:.... ! a: 9i.I:. 1 !.
FROM NEW YORK.
a New Line Of Steamers TO %. Pc
d Srsburg-Neyvs from The City or

a New Line Of Steamers to %. Pc
tSrsburg-Neyvs from the City Of
Mexico. & =
hONEw YORK, Sept. "a new line Of
steamships between this port and st. PEE
established. Wk@f IlSI a sy 3. y
The Herald'scity of Mexico corresponds
ence of the 10th glt.saya: Its being hoped
the French Emperor will not withdraw his
troops. J. ,a'eA9A W e13 && Il gs7M
The Impprialists had determined upon q
new aggressive eampaign, one object being
the recapture Of Qklhuahua. e AyiE
The Liberals had gained numerous sue
cesses in the interior. NJ.
Several Americans are confined in San
Juan d'Ulloa castle, charged with conspirar
cy, and one is coDdehined to be shot, Dr.
j. II. Baker, one oftthem, had committed
suidide while deranged. sg ses Efs' ~
An nnexnIIOn ofsi. hD6mIngo, 10 tl6
United States. X 4. I -. ss
A Herald's Havana correspondence ,sayks ]
Information received from st. DOming0
represents that the project OF annexatIoH
to the United Statesis regarded as consunl-
mated. "A zFs cfE IA
NIaximIIInn, Determined % Abdf-
FL cate
The Herald says: Reliahle private sad-
vices from Washington inform Us that Max
imilian has expressed to the officers Of his
household his determination to abdicate at
once, unless the Empress shall receive from
Napoleon, renewed, Sdpplies of men and
money, which she requests, The Emper-
0r's words were, that In the event Of Ma
poleon's refusal, he would prefer the happy
retirement Of Mefanior to tile anXieties of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
News oIk casIIgM6+Gst4sept.AE 4 z

NeaVAA ork Gatlle eEAarAetTSepp - ~
Beef Cattle did not self so readily yesterday as
usual -uiost bfitheapppls forjlIe week was sold sSn
Monday, which eft nothing but rough oxen, dry fat
cOws. somd stays, land A. lot Of bullock. the last
A small number Of the bet bulIocks were eold for
lscper 10. netweight but NEST of the Lots brought
only l7C9lT 40 not weight. Rough and half fattened
Besves sold at ft@ 15c net wesTtE Tho ,pOorsst at
SD, Ut ll@l2c per Ib.-fhe number Of BeeveS sold
f0T SttlS ths gseENs9G2tss Ns0G 7iICOc.0 e 4 M A I
CALYkSr7Ip moderate request and good ones
sol u Il HEgp Rf ut y, Asx1SSAAnr
with an upward tendency in prices.
H0GS--The supply Of live hogs Is in excess-0
demand and sell at l09lc live weight for hs,best
and 91@lOc for common to good Tho number re-
eeivet for the week 46S S432.er.. - a<.x~..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06

SAN Francisco, Sept. GA large Union
meeting was held last night at the Metro
politan theaterladd byjSenRbors Aye,
Stewart and others. 1Thes needing giad0pted
resolutions complinenting' SENATOR'S Nye
and Stewart and Representa- 1--we Ashley, w
, JQ6n. COnnor, lately commanding the De-
lparttnent OF Utah, arrived from Salt Lake
y Monday g 2 Pisfi1 $i1LH II T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06

r ' HAGAN'si MAGNOLIA BALM, on
This gthemost tdeliehtfulandextfsordin article
ever discovered. II changes sun burnt face and
habds TO pSarly satin texture Of rayishing bsautyI
jmpsttng the marble purity Of youth, and the dts-
CHGIS appearance % inviting in the city belle Of
y 10 Il "A 5em0year tan rockies, pipplsS and
Toughness from the skin. eaYing the completion
fresh, transparent and smooth. IL contains no ma
tsrst ihihfioa4 10 the skin, patfonlied by Actress
es Ind Opera Sinsers. Kis whAtevSry lady should
hare. soldFspwhqe.r Retail price. SalStA, q,,ni
Prepared by W. 4. HAGLN. Troy, N. Y
AddreIs AllpSder$6 II y - 81 =
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
octskdAR II 1f1f ~ TdE Esf sSH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06

New York MONEY marI.et-Sept. x

New York Money MaFtet-Sept. IS.
rhONEY4-M arltet rather moro active At soc per n
reKt for call loans. IHb1oR I91is hHS aN 0fdlbldi
STERLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at q 1OS@ \
GtLbAA si&dS rASr' '6apgshihs IL ilc,g sdSSanSl
ing 70 l4I deellning 10 ltel6 and closing at l46X
! jGO VEHEMENT STOCKS - Rather - more
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
81. Louis.
'H.kS TrO1 fSF q, 900 VVSA by yDexteT..

ST. LOUIS, Sept 4.-The deaths from
cholera were flftylsi&. baa) .bsIisob aEiva72ad
IN f9f,,H Slil5Is.id .rssQ inaG { gufjui 1gf gup
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
AYGItK!CWrNE, TAE GRElfiMPORftD TONiC.

HTGIENIC WINE, he GHEAI IMPUKTEU TUNIC.
Nv Used She bestlfsmilies hr6pghout Eur65e;y n
u. ATptoved by the Imperial School of Medicine
Paris; M
hdorsed by the prominent Meml ers Of the Amer
lean Medical Association at their Convention held
p Baltimore. May LIST. 1865. Contains no Spirits eI
any Kind, and therefore
N OftlNl 0XIc RTING INTHE LEAST
1t s prepared in Paris from pure Sherry and ad-
mits in2iw PoppoEtiOn only rtoaieg gar9nGtie and
ItbriIh0e substances o. ~ - -. -
LADIES will find II a delicious substitute for the
various t0nies which have scOhOlic body, nl ,r.
d MU6CAT PERlE is a rare wine of most delight
full favor. 1t fs the pase juice ORA most deticdoks
0Tape. IL surpasses in exeeilence any table wine in
the country. Used in Europe for sacramental pur-
poses. Church people are invited to inquire into it,
These wines are sold by all druggists, and by K.
JONES &SON and dHOUSTON& GARDNER,C Co
'umbus, Ohio, oia Z. 2ih".,l,I - J'i. H., ~
o., ., agi7. Cinclnhatie Agents for Ohio! %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-06
Cincinnati market.

IRL0p 0pR-SupeEfne we quote at ss9s Is; trade
brands at Si0Sl2 and fancy at Sl2 6O9H a.
WHbAT-No.2 2 new Red we quote at 81 3OG2 35.
No. do at ~ 40 and extra do at Se 45a2 So bill
Is quoted at 81 bO, and No. White at 50 b5B
= C0RN-Mixedo shelled is now held at 5Sc, and
White do 6596 6Gc. Mixed ear, at the lower roads. is
held at 50gD6Oc n.'.i I i,.,... = r..
oATS-No we quote at 35936c, and No. at 30
@32c, 10 elevator. as the asking rates Of holders.
akiE-No: is quoted at SOC and No. at 20 D75c,
Choice Is held at s5c. ono
BARLEY-Choice new Fall viii bring Sl So The
inferior qualities are neg ected Malt is quiet at
81 409l 65 for fair TO prime Snles to-day of $50
bush prime Fall Barley'at 81 so, .l,Il,- ~
NESS P0RK-Ness is held at $3s for city,
packed 80 M +. '
BULK MEATS--Are unchanged. Shoulders are
held et 15c, aud Sides at l7c: loose. {. ....r T.
BACON-Is steady at l7c for Shoulder; 1910 for
Sides and 2l92l &c for clear Sides,
y LARb-Is very dull. Prime, in tierces is offer ed
| atl9h h9l9Sc, There we're no sales reported.
COTlON-Tho nominal quotations for middling
GOFFEE-Thc demand is fair at a59alc for fair
ko.c alato IN ffts = aa
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SUGAR-I2aI5c for Raw; I71l@Isc for hard re-
MS qMsq6LAssBs4sdSOGS for Porto Rico. ET

M0LA SSBS-sd sd9gOo for Porto Rico. ? u i
Ut BUTTER-The demand is only moderate, and the
market rules very quet at 2s 3Oc prime to choice
"a EHEESB--A quiet but unchanged. market at I6H
l9l7oPSr pound, actual taFe, for Western Reserve
EGGS-A steady .market.at l9c per dozen, ship
pers, count The donna dis very light. ! on
MhlSha;LA M continued hrn market espsclaGyC GC
bbs at 81 80 Bonded sold to the extent of $50 briS
aTSsEi sEED !. h rosoA sA 55 5.i5,bd and The market
-ftm ut So IS 49, Timolhy quiet, but firm at % so
@3 60. OloVef is dull at 81 75eS. - - OFT
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CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The trOtl to-day be-
tween. Dexter, yBatlAtl and Patchen, for d
purse or IS, 900, was won be Dexter III three
straigst ,sn6a RSHstJ Js Jti9e' ,'ttfeaA C
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ITwOG aUsMVJgJ SIT 10 saoTaIEgOi
GEiSADAM
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,Einc1mjnlInItf.

CINCIyNATI, Sept, The Boar Of Health
report the whole number Of deaths last
month, 1917, of which 1888 siWsrel from
cholera .esuoH naml9dc ,3gtD biYhN
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IN RRIAGE AND CEBIBACY, an Es-
sAy0fiWGfhi6g and IhstFuctlon fofi Young Mens-
Also. Diseases nad Abuses which. Prpsuale thevi-
Of charge in sealed tettef ehveiopes. Address, DIR.
j SKILLlN H0UGHY0N, Howard Association.
Philadelphia, Pa. ---- augl5-d &w3m
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new YORK Stot K NiarKet-Sept. 3.

iFRBIGHTs4lTO Liverpool. dull. ......- -
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I'm EVER4 l6O6kTE,l AGENTS. FOR
A tAp iple Of ktlss'les great RictuV9 y tho
" Death BED or IfNCOtN."
sEhlJEpAsiSE 1sInls csSE EsaJiiy cIstE iES@ % q
SGG dtess, II StaiSS. ttihs Una tSSalOEy, NJ
cSsasl ~ ~ iil1ifTIEFEEIID A 'UBAgETTtl 4
-Sa.lz.jI No. 4 Market SPACE WashinEt0n, D. s
july20-d3m saeniH h0 ~ 8hpbl uuoloiiol .Risi
'.HL eff0eIIW WAHNNA
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