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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYoR's 0FFIcR,
NASHVILLE, September II, 1866.
In compliance with regulation of the Board OF
Health communicated 70 me by the proper officers
and in pursuance of the 9th section Of the Health
Law, passed June sd, 1866, which is in the fol-
lowing words, to-wit An persons are required
To obey the ordinances, precerts regulations and
requirements Of said Beard delivered through the
proper officers, and whoever shall fail neglect or
refuse 60 DO So shall forfeit and pay to the city
not less than Eve nor more than City dollars" l
DO hereby order that the landlords and tenants in
the corporation of Nashville, Immediately proceed
to use in privies and foul places on their respee-
tive premises. at least once week. the disinfeet-
ing agents prescribed by the Board of Health.
The articles with full directions for their use can
he obtained at every Drug Store in the city.
Persons unable to purchase them. on application
AZ the Mayors Office from A. n. til Ar. NJ or
At the Board of Health Office at 10 A. N. and
Jpn. win be furnished with an order upon any
Drug Store in the city TO issue them at the ex-
pense Of the city.
The City Police have instructions TO enforce
strict observance Of this Older.
sep1l w. MATT. BhoNS n MAsSl'
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CANDIDATES.



We are authorized TO announce w. sEntt.
Brown as a candidate for recollection as Mayor,
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce III. 6. ScOvel
as candidate for Mayor. at the ensuing election.
Aldermen.
We are authorized to announce Geo. =. kim
ney as candidate for reelection as Alderman
in the Second Ward.
We are authorized to announce James Sloan
as a candidate for Alderman from the Third Ward,
at the ensuing Municipal election.
We authorized to announce A ID Creighton
as a candidate for re-election for alderman from
the Fourth Ward, at the ensuing election
VIZ are authorized to announce r. B. Cheat
ham as a candidate for reelection Alderman
Of the Fifth Ward at the ensuing election.
We authorized to announce Jas. A. Chiffon
as a candidate for Alderman of the Seventh Ward,
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce DIR. 4. A.
BrOdie, as candidate for reelection as Al
derman for the Seventh Ward.
COuneIlmen. ~
We are authorized to announce John Coitart
as candidate for Councilman from the First
Ward. at the ensuing Municipal election.
Weare authorized to announce III. G. Jenkins
candidate for reelection as Councilman from
the Second Ward. l.-
We are authorized to announce Pat. Walsh
as a candidate for Councilman, from the Second
Ward. at the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce Jas N. BrteIa
as candidate for reelection as Councilman from
the Third Ward
We are authorized to announce h. ). Morris
as candidate for Councilman. from the Third
Ward. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Or. Gee. IL.
Reid as a candidate for Councilman. from the
Third Ward, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce T. w. Horn
as a candidate for reelection as Councilman of
the Third Ward at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Holm Miller
as a candidate for Councilman Of the Fourth
Ward at the ensuing election. ,F
VIZ are authorized TO announce John Fell
yeGte as a candidate for recollection Council
man from the Fifth Ward. at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce A. j. Duncan
as a candidate for reelection as Councilman from
the Fifth Ward, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Phineas
Garrett as a candidate for Councilman from
the Sixth Ward. at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce J.W. Wilson,
as a candidate for Councilman Of the Sixth Ward
at the ensuing election.
WE authorizedlto announce B. 3. Rhea- as q
candidate for Councilman of the Seventh Ward,
at the ensuing election.
WE are authorized to announce w. y. DOnni-
want us a candidate for Councilman of the
Seventh Ward at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce DIR. g. IA.
Winston as a candidate for Councilman from
the Eighth Ward, at the ensuing municipal cleo
ten.
We are authorized to announce Martin &.
Cotton as a candidate for reelection as C0un-
Gilman, from the Eighth Ward at the ensuing
election.
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nAYOR,s PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. September l3, 1866. J
In obedience to an ordinance of the Board Of
Health. passed September nth, and certified to
me by the proper officers. and in pursuance of the
Health Law. passed June sd. 1866, empowering
the Board to decide what constitutes nuisance
or thing prejudicial to the health of the commu-
nifty and making it their duty to so declare and
maks order to the proper officers for its abate-
ment," hereby interdict, until the repeal Of this
ordinance. the selling or Offering for sale for con-
sumption, within the limits Of this corporation of
the following named articles, to wit: melons Of
every kind peaches. apples. cueumbers. cabbage.
corn and fresh fish.
The City Police have instructions under this
proclamation to enforce this ordinance, and report
all violations thereof to be dealt with under the
penalties Of the law as provided.
In addition, am requested by the Board OF
Health to recommend to citizens to abstain from
the use of cider. ale beer and malt liquors. until
further instructions from the Board,
W. MATT. BROWN, Mayor.
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Nashville Grocery and Produce Mark ct

FLoUR.-Demand good We quote as follows. SUI
perfne new SO 509ll; extra 81 50@12 50; family,
$l39l4, and fancy, Sl4 500 Is 90; superfine old
81 5000 CO.; extra 5000; family, $40 COIL 50,
and fancy Sll 509l3 90.
WHEAT.-Frm at full prices. VIZ quote, 81 $50
2 20 for red; 80 az 10 for NJ Mediterranean; 81 20
az . for amber and gOldena club, and 81 25@
2 80 for white.
--BAcoN.-But little in market Prices tending
upward. Sides 227z923; hams, plain. 22149&;
shoulders 1S149l9.
COFFEE.-We quote Common to good 2614927
Hc good TO fair, Zl1z92S1z; fair to prime go
3Jc; and strictly choice, BE.
SUG4R.-Prices firm, with an active demand.
Cuba at 1870 1415c; Porto Rico. l59l91Zc; De-
marara. 17G lS17c; New Orleans 18G11S15; G extra,
17139lSc; G yellow, l6149IS14; B coffee, lS9iS1zc;
A coffee. 1916; standard hards. zoe.
LARD.-DroOping, and transactions quite light.
We quote: fierce 91z9 2Sz5 keg A@25.
LIqUORs-There is good demand for liquors;
$2759500; Common So 25@2 80; Brandy, French
$500; Catawba Brandy $685. Ginger Brandy
81 50G3 Apple Brandy $4G5; Peach Brandy
81 1905 Is; Wine, Malaga, 81 5O@5; Wine, Sher-
ry 497.
SGLT.-Aetive, and prices firm. We quote;
bushel barrels 81 so; bushel barrels So Is,
CANDLEs.-Stocks heavy, with brisk demand
for star. We quote: Star, light weight, Dee sum
mer mould l51491612c, and pGrafne 4OG45c.
MOLAssEs AND SYRUPs.-There has been little
or no demand for these articles, with large sup
plies on the market. Porto Rico 80cg@$l 90
New Orleans 81 00G1 25 Cuba 75990e. Balti-
more. gal 9O9$l 10 Golden 81 1901 40.
HIDEs.-Green, 9@l0e; Green Calf, lie; Green
sailed, 9jSc; Sailed Calf l6c; Flint. i21l@1615
GRAIN.-Corn in store 95c@Sl %. Oats. clean,
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ADJUSTMENTS
OLD THEATRE.

OLD THEATRE.
cherry street, between Cedar aud Gay.
7. A. Acting and Stage Manager.
JoHN s. BRRNaRD.......--.Leadero of the Orchestra.
THE BEST COMPANY IN THE WEST.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 18TH,
When will be presented Sheridan KNOWLES
great play Of the
HUNCHBACh.
The principal characters by MessTs. HARRY
LAEGD0E, I. A. Dow, HAIRY EVERETT, WoOD
BENSON. j. w. Lowry, aud Mesdames ANNIE
SENTER aud STELLA Mason
overture. Selected. the Orchestra.
To conclude with the OPERATE farce of The
Lean Of a lover. Prineipal characters by
Miss STELLA MASON and HARRY EVERETT.
Doors open at "a. Curtain viii rise at precisely
SCAEE :OE PRIcEs-Lower Boxes, Sc; Upper
Boxes. So: Dress Circle and ParqHette % cents
Gallery, 40 cents. Box Office open from 10 A. n.
TIL 8 P. Il, when places can be secured.
NEW THEATRE,
Corner Union and Summer Streets.
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 18TH,
win be repeated. the Great Drama. of
ADMINISTRATIONS,
Or, The wicklow Wedding.
VICTORIA.
SEA OF ICE MATINEE. This Afternoon.
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Union Theological Seminary,


FINHE SESSION OF 1861 begins September
/ the 10th, 1866, and continues eight months.
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DrarH or an ON ITIzEN.-Dr. A. g. GooDLEr,
an old and esteemed physician and preacher OF
ibis city. died yesterday forenoon at his residence
in this city, near the corner Of Elm and summer
streets. Hewas the pastor Of tha Second Presby-
torian Church. and had been a minister and prse-
titioncr Of medicine for upwards Of thirty years
DIR. @. had, at the time of his 2cath' a medical
work in course Of preparation for the press II Is
incomplete. aud will not perhaps, ever be pub
Nshed. lie leaves wife aud several children.
lie died Of cholera, having had an attack on
Saturday last, which hc himself checked. and
from which he supposed himself entirely free.
lie attended to some business at the Courthouse
an Thursday and was again attacked In the AFTER
noon Of th e same day, and only survived fifteen
hours His burial viii take place at 10 o'clock
this morning. Hewas good man. aud leaves an
excellent reputation behind him. We suppose
he Wa near sixty years Of aFe.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

A NEW FIRV.--SMITH, PARKEs & STARK. cotton
and tobacco factors. and general commission
merchants, No. South Market street. have open
ed out ut their warerooms large supply OF groee-
RIGS -four. salt bacon. hay grain. etc. which they
offer to the trade at very low rates. They pay
special attention to forwarding freights, and have
ample accommodation for storage on reasonable
terms. They have adopted plan for selling
cotton at auction in the same manner as IS Gus
tomary with tobacco. reserving the same priyi-
lcges. We bespeak for the new hrm liberal
share Of public patronage
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Nashville and Decatur Railway.
Short Line
Between Nashville and Huntsville,
Mobile, Vieksburg, New Orleans,
and all intermediate points.
through to Memphis without Change Of Cars only
One Change between Nashville and Eebile and
New Orleans
FARE AS LOW As THE LOWEST
Nashville and Decatur Railway.
CONNECTIONS CERTAIN AND RELIABLE.

FARE AS Low AS THE LOwEsE
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Acknowledgements inserted times week (eod) for
a month or longer period. wiki be charged two
thirds Of table rates.
Advertisements twice a week. one-haif Of table
rates
Advertisements once week. one-quartcr table
rates.
Special Notices. 20c a line. for time Q0 and l0c
for each additional insertion.
AZ advertisements considered due after first in
sertiou.
Ail changes will be charged for at Soc n square.
Advertisements inserted longer than months
(3mj 10 per cent will be deducted from the Second
garter Is from the third and % per cent from
the fourth quarter.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

BEroRE EsQuIRE MEAcBAM.-There was an ex-
citing scene for short time yesterday in Esquire
ME6cHAN's Office. GEORGE WRIGHT was arrested
on States warrant, charged with assaulting
WILIIAM TURNER
Mary ANN HAM appeared to answer a charge
Of assault and battery preferred by W. I. WRIGHT.
GEORGE WRIGHT sWore out a warrant for the
arrest of JOIN D. DoLIE and wife, and EDWARD
TURNER. for assault and battery.
A peace warrant was issued against GEORGE
WRIGHT. WILLIAM WRIGHT and EMMA WRIGHT.
at the instance of NARY ANN Horn.
EMMA Wright swore out peace warrant
against EDwARD TURNER.
EMMA Wright also applied for peace warrant
against NARY AM Horn.
These cases were all set for trial next Monday
at | o'clock P II.
In the case Of the State of Tennessee Is. ASE
CORECK, alias JOHNSON, charged with stealing dry
goods and clothing. the property Of REBEccA
MAYERs and Mrs. SAMUELs. the defendant was
bound over in the sum of 81 900 to appear at the
next session Of the Criminal Court.
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There Is scarcely any thing doing in uncurrent

Inefe Is scarcely any thlng doing IN uncurrent
funds, currency being scarce,
Exchange on New York is taken at = discount
and sold at par.
Bank Of Tennessee notes are bought at 40 and
sold at 1905.
Planters Bank Is in good request at 80. and
Union Bank at BE.
Southern Bank notes generally are unchanged
in rate, and but few offering.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

Mr.. ScOvRL's AccEPTANcE.-By reference to
the following correspondence. it will be seen that
Mr.. H. G. SCOvEL consents to be a candidate for
the effce of Mayor at the ensuing election
NASHVILLE. Tenn, August 8.-H. g. ScOvEL,
EsQ.-Dedr Sir We. the undersigned citizens
Of Nashville cOntding in your:integrity and abil-
ity. and believing that you would prove to be
most acceptable to the loyal voters Of the city do
earnestly solicit you to become candidate for the
Mayorality of Nashville at the coming municipal
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

HRALrH Laws CoNsrTrurIoNAL.-The right Of
municipal corporations, through their Board OF
Health. 70 ahate nuisances. and regulate the sale
Of all articles detrimental TO the public health,
has been declared constitutional in recent con-
tested case in New York city. Our citizens should
pay attention TO the recent health proclamation.
and carry out in good faith the suggestions ema-
mating from the Board Of Health.
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[Bv Telegraph.l


NEW YORK, September 14.-6 O'clock. P, NJ
Cotton firm at 331I9352 for middling. Flour
less active, and l592Oe lower, at $7@$lO for extra
State SO SQ9$11 Is for extra r. ii. 0, and $1,000
Sl3.2j for trade brands, closing quiet. Whisky
unchanged, sales of 200 bbls in bond at 81 $50
50 S. Receipts of Wheat-27,00O bushels Bar
ley heavy. and 2q3c lower, GALES of $3.50 bushels
at 81 50GSl S. Wheat, 81 . for mixed Milwau.
kee, 50 1902 ~ for new Amber, 81 70 for old
white Western, S3@S3 % for new white Western.
Receipts of Corn, 70067 bushels; market active
and prices without decided change; sales of 1885,
900 bushels Mt S5@S31I for shipping mixed ahoat,
and 90 for white Western. Receipts of Oats. o.
379 bushels heavy sales; 5000 bushels at 42SgH
for choice I466151 for Milwaukee, the latter for
very choice, 521I953 for Pennsylvania. Coffee
steady Sugar quiet. MOlasses steady. Petro-
Ieum dull at 2T@8 for crude. and 44G46 for re-
fined in bond. Pork quiet without decided change,
S33 1215dS33 % for new mess, and closing at
S33 12II for cask, $3l93l p for old do. Beef
steady ut previous prices. Bacon quiet, 1906
6l6A for short-rbbed cut meats. heavy; l413gl5
for shoulders; $4,000 for hams. Lard dull and
heavy at I7J4@2O. Butter dull and heavy at 20
80 for Ohio and 5000 for State. Cheese dull at
15@I71% Money on call easy at 495 q cent. Ster-
ling less active at l07@l07I. Gold lower, open
ing at l453S advancing to 1851, and closing at
1447z. Government stocks more active, and q
shade higher. Freights to Liverpool steady
Stocks better. r. l. l09, N w. 371S preferred 66A,
I. C. 122, NJ. S. SSA, Reading ll5Is w estelr stern
Union Telegraph 5s5s. N. Y. C. 1065s, Erie 72999;
Hudson l22 5-20s, with coupons. " lll14, DO 20
l0S3S l0-40S, with coupons, 9S5s, Treasury I-5e
Inf II 4 NJ with certificates 2q1z, N. e. 6s 621s.
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OLD THEATRE.-This evening this favorite place
Of resort opens its doors for the season. and from
the announcement we shall expect to see it thor
Oughly packed from parquette TO gallery. The
fne play, The HHnchback, p will inaugurate the
fall representations. and the principal characters
will be sustained by the best stock company that
has been in this city for years The faEorte farce,
the Loan Of Lover viii terminate the enter
tainment The Band will be under the able
directorship Of mr.. JOHN S. BERNARD, than whom
there can be no better. Let everybody secure
seats early. and give the management bumper
at opening
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

CATcH THE MURDERER.-A reward Of five hun
dred dollars is offered by JOSHUA II. WALKEE, Of
Chester District South Carolina for the arrest Of
a man named But MORRIs. alias CHARLES DER
EM. alas WYLLE MoRRIs, fer the murder Of his
brother, ALExANDER d, WALKER. MoRRIs is a
tail. spare-made mar. grey eyes Of peculiar look,
short thick nose, low forehead, lean face, hump
shouldorod. black hair, with few grey hairs,
about thirty seven years old. and weighs about
hundred and forty pounds. and speaks
i,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

CASH DIsNIssED.-CHARLEs ScHILLING, whose
arrest we chronicled few days since, charged
with purchasing old copper. knowing It to have
been stolen. appeared for trial before Judge VII
ErNsoN. yesterday morning. and in the absence OF
the prosecuting witness. was discharged from GUS
tody. The termination Of this case leaves Mr..
ScnLLiSG in an unenviablo position before the
nmhlin-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

TnE GERMAN sDENocRAT.-rhe hFst number OF
this new German paper appears this morning. IL
advocates the policy Of President JOHNSON and
will be an able advocate Of Conservative prin-
ciplos. The salutatory is printed in German and
English, We take great pleasure in recommend
ing it 90 the patronage Of our German friends.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
NOTICE.

AL THOSE HAVING cI.AIAs, .. 1890 sre
= 1870 notisea 10 Sic the same WITH t1e e.slA
~ St~sfSam County Court. state 9. Aeens -,
properiy authenticated on or before ths ne \, a.
~ ara discharged. in aecoru1lee VII.
~ 49, M ne Legislators Of the state u
- sisfivs "a insolveni estates, .,.p.o,-
sepl4-siHs $500
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

RECOVERY OF THE BODY oF IDA NEINAN.-Ihe
body Of Ina NEINAN. the unfortunate creature
whose suicide was noticed in yesterday mornings
papers. was found yesterday at ~ o'clock, A. ~
about twenty-five feet from where she first struck
the water. The face Of thedeeeased was consider
ably bruised. probably from striking the water in
her terrible leap. The Coroner wos notified, and
held an inquest, the jury rendering a verdict Of
suicide by drowning. The remains were convey
ed 10 the residence OMAN. EAST. where they were
properly cared for. The recovery of the body
was entirely due 10 the untiring efforts Of WV.
SANDS. who dragged the river many hours before
hc succeeded Sn finding il.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

REcORDER's COURT.-The attendance was light
yesterday morning. with but one or two cas- es Of
any importance.
JAMES MURPHY. member Of the 10th Regulars
was found in a very drunken condition on North
College street. He was too drunk to be disorderly
and the Judge let him of with 81.
Mr.. LEVER was picked mp on Church street in
company with Ana ROGERS, whose reputation for
chastity is not very good. 1t being his first ap-
pearance in the court. be was discharged on pay
ment Of $l4.
DICK WIcKs was on a bender, and appeared be-
fore the Recorder on two manufactured with
slapping tive persons in the face. The evidence
clearly showed q lcick-ed assault to have been
committed. aud he was muleted in the sum Of 50
in each case.
-Four negro boys. arrested for stealing iron from
the shops Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road Company. were fined 50 apiece.
J. FLATTEAN. a very respectable looking man,
was fined 81 for striking negro girl who asked
him for payment Of wages. Mr.. FLATTEAN, after
his arrest, procured warrant against the girl,
charging her with stealing certain dresses, skirts,
etc. the property Of his wife. The proof not sus
tanning the charge. she was dismissed.
Mrs. RABBIT. drunk. was sent TO the work
house-Sl4.
MosEs BLAcKwEIL. colored. for kicking up q
row on Front.street, deposited 50 in the corpora
ton fund.
JANIS CRAIGHEAD, colorcd, for using violent
means to secure watch from another negro, was
fined 81.
CHARLES SCHILLING arrested for buying old
copper. knowing it to be stolen. was discharged,
the prosecuting witness failing to appear.
Henry FoGG. colored. arrested on a State $
warrant, charged with bgamy, was sent TO jail in
default of bonds in $1,000. for his appearance at
the Grimm al Court.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15

+. &. BENNINGTON & Co.
Union and American.
JoHS WALLACE AZ Co.. DisDofch.
ROBERTS. MATTERsON & PURvIs.
Republican Hummer.
JAMES T. BELL, y Co..
Dailv GGzeffe.
Pass AND TINES Co.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
FUNERAL INITIATION.

The friends and acquaintance of DEMPSEY
CoRBITT, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of his wife, Mrs. CATHARINE CoRBITT. at
his residence, corner Of Cherry and Franklin
streets, this morning at 10 o'clock.
Divine services by Rev. DIR. w. II. WHARTON.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-15
New york money and stock Market.

NEW York. September A.--The Posts money
article says the loan market is easy at 4 cent.
Correct paper was freely offered ut sos. Stock
market irregular and dull. Governments offering
freely but quotations are we'll sustained. Rail
road shares steady, except Northwestern, which
Is weak, and Erie and New York Central firm.
Government securities decidedly better. After
the Board n. Y. C. was 1915, Erie 7313, Hudson
lNlL I q l22l[
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st. Louis Market.
[By Telegraph.l

ST. LOUIS, September 12.-Flour FIRM and ae-
tive. 1913 for single X, $10.50@12 50.for double
X. Wheat buoyant ut 81 9091 IS for spring; 81 30
az 3712 for prime fall; 1902 45 for choice, Corn
firmer at 64i96S for mixed aud yellow, 72975 for
white. Oats firm at 34@4i. Lard quiet and I'M
changed. Whisky easier at 50 2613.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE September 14.-Sales Of I0l hhds.
leaf tobacco at sustained rates. Superfne -four,
Choice $3.50; Ex-Family Sll50 Wheat. new red,
$3.50 Mixed corn in bulk sc. Oats 40 Mess pork
S33. Bacon, shoulders III. clear sides 2l15.
Packed lard 90 Whisky 50 80. The river is
rising. with five feet ten inches water in canal.
IToar~ ms
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oriental Pearl Drops.

For Beautifying the Complexion. aHectusIly re-
moves Tan. Freckles, Blotehes, and giving the
skin an elegant smOOthness not easily attained BY
any other. It's use among the ladies Of fashion in
the East, gives it q character for efficacy which
ct once stamps il as infinitely superior for the
toilet of a fadv
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Cincinnati Market.
nv Tnlnurnnh


CINCINNATI, Sept. 14.-Flour dull and prices de-
cliped The news from New York and Chicago
took all the buoyancy out Of the market, and the
same remarks will apply to Wheat, SO nothing
more than nominal quotations can be given.
Corn firm at 81. Oats steady at 30935. Whisky
quiet and unchanged, moderate order demand
at the last quotations Groceries steady. Butter
and Cheese unchanged. Gold 1.44Z.
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EscArRR.-A negro convict from the workhouse
escaped yesterday afternoon while the gang.
breaking stone ON Capitol HILL were preparing 10
resume their work after dinner. lie lodged
Through large building near BY. and all efforts
% eAntare him proved unavailIng.