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DR.. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS AND S.AIVE

NNHESE wonderful mc,iicines are nos SO
I familiar 10 the pcop,c that bat little
endorsement IF !!:cir value as > phvsic
need hc made. Tic Pills If DR. N,ggirl
contai no mineral. 'rhcy do not yrine
and thcv do not enrccble the system byry
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hoped, OF sufficient illnoltairc TO iustify
the quoting OF them here:
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to your Pills"
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that | would not be without a box of vou.
Pills for curing me OF morning i.ausca fnr
the world
ION VIII fnd enclosed g. Your Pills
are only - cents, but consi!cr:t hem worth
10 me -.
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c;n. lyn,. su.s ssi1a,ro1I 0'i'''S' 'ie''-
MAdUlEl1 FILLS AND NAIVE
are almost universal in their effects, and
cure can pe almost always guaranteed.
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Nothing can be more productive OF cure
than these Pills. Their almost magic in.
t1ucnce is felt ut once; and the usual con-
comitants of this most distressing disease
arc removed. These remedies are made.
from the purest
yFGErAR CO,1pOI-NDs
~ aln iney wIll not n harm the most dellcato fe-
prescribed doses to the vonn6est 80 b,hn -
Eop (,Ir,r,NEoITe, DI.,onnI,nc
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Baltimore Advertisements.
JOHN IZARD MIDDLETON.
Shipping and Commission Merchant.

50 : 50 Urn STREET, H.ILTINOHE.
A TIENDS to the purchase of GRAIN.
~ FLOUR, GUANO. &C., and sale Of
COTTON, LUMBER ard SOUTHERN
PRODUCE.
Refers to Mcssis. Lambert Cuttings x
Co., Mordccai x CO., Baltimore: Caskie &
Bro thcrs, Richmond: Gour.li.l, Matthics-
sen 4 Co, porchcr & Henry, Cohen. Hanc-
kel 4 Co.. j. D. Aiken & Co., Charleston. S.
z; Gourdln, Matthiesscn & Co., Savannah; /;
Fisher K Lowrancc, Columbia. s. G.:
Maycs ( Martin, Ncwberry G. H.; James
IaSan, chester. ;. c. Aug 20 emo
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Betting AND PACKING

END1A RUBBER BETTING.
l. Hemp aud Indie ltubb"r PACKING.
good assortment Of th;. ahov" in ,.;ng.
aud tVl salc low for c..sl. by
ally - JOHN &. HI!f..
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WESTMINSTER HOUSE.

Corner Broon'e Street ant Boweyy, n. y.
NNHIS house, capable of accommodating
L three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located. and
near to all points. City cars pass the
Hotel to ali the Ferries, Railroad Dcpo,s
and places OF Amusement every three
minutes Single Rooms, $1.00 per day:
double, $500. j. F. BARROW q co,
Jan Is ~ Propr ictnrs.
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TO TRAVELLERS.

THE following is the travelling schedule
on the route between Columbia Hichmond
Washington and New York. rin thc Char
lottc and South Carolina HalvoaI:
ii0jng -NorM.
Leave Columbia - 2.2o Y. M: arrive at
tharlottc, 9.20 =. IL. Leave Charlotte at
. - y. M; arr vc at Greensboro 1T 80 Il.
IN. Leave Gi tnSn0ro, by Danyillc Rail
road ut SEQ 4. m; arrive ri Iiichmond at
S co p. ~. Arrive ut Was hington ut 600 4.
~; arrive al N@w FORK at SEQ y. IN. same
day. Oct
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Real Estate
STATE WORKS
AT GREENVILLE, S. G..
.AT PRIVATE SALE.

FENHE Commissioners OF the State Works
l. at Grecnvillc, S. c., offer ut private
sale, the REAL ESTATE of said Works.
The Tract of Land contains twenty acres,
and Is situated one mile and Il third from
the Court House at Greenvillc, S. c., hav-
ing the Anderson Road on one side and the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad on the
other. a Branch Track from the Railroad
runs into the premises. About twelve
acres of the Land is enclosed with high
and close batten fence. and within the en-
closure are the following BUILDINGS. viz
Office, 1S by 40 feet; ) finished rooms: ?
fire places.
Machine Shop, 80 by 200 feet, with brick
basement, and Boiler House attached, and
90 feet Chimney and Fluc.
Machine Shop, so by 100 feet, with Boiler
House and Drying House attached, and 60
feet Chimney and Fluc.
Blacksmith. Shop, so by 100 feet, with /?
Forges.
Iron Foundry, brick, with two Cupolas.
Air Furnace, Oven and Chimney
Brass. Foundry, 30 by 80 feet, with Cupo-
la, Double Furnace and Chimney.
Carpenter Shop, so by 100 feet, on brick
pillars, with Engine House attached.
Small Blacksmith Shop, 20 bv % feet.
with Double Forge
Pattern House. one and halt story. 20
by 40 feet.
Store-room, 23 by so feet, on brick pill
lars.
store-room, % by 60 feet, on brick pill
lars.
Smoke-house, IS by 40 feet.
Corn Crib l. by "a feet.
Shed, 25 by 20 feet.
Iron House, Coke Shed, Stable. Fodder
House.
Well House, 1S by 20 feet
Small Engine House
TERMs.-A credit of one and two gears,
in equal instalmcnts, with interest from
date, on approved personal security, mort
gage OF the premises, and assigned insur-
ance of the buildings.
There are several small Buildings on
the premises, outside of the enclosure.
which will be sold for cash. to he removed
from the premises.
For further information, apply to
G. J. ELFORD,
Sec'y to Commissioners State Works,
Oct IL Greenville, S. c.
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COpARTNERSHYp

FHlHE undersigned haze formed Il c..,,..!
Il ncrship for the transaction of the Aj-C
IlON and COMMISSION BUSINESS in The.
city Of Columbia, under the naInn and ,tyl.,
of McDONALD & McIlLWEE. Cur Office
a'id "tUfe-room~ are situated on Lady
street, first door West of. the Pos; Office.
where 'rc vii! give strict attention TO anN
BUSINESS entrusted to our care, and Will
cid"avor to give satisfaction 20 a|l con
cernrd u. =. NCDONAlU
aug ! |iMN j. II. MrNI .WEf
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The Lamp of Life and Way to Re l.
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
USE THE
QUEBlj'S DELIGHT
AID
3 + g 8 ~ MNAMM,

For tie cu'e Qf uN those Diseases Aor-
ing Meir origin iu q ritiuted concli-
Hon Of tie humm' system, and Mose
arising from o,y departure from tie
ars Of heahh, imprutience ia Hcing,
orer-taci'g ntdure, from too great j"-
dulgence Of feceryhini-eniny, d'i>,a-
ing, tcorhing-rheredv nature sf-
.fsrs echo1Stion.
TTNHIS chemical extract viii DC foun>. ali
Il invaluable restorative cordial for I'll
diseases arising from al impure state OF
the blood. Cutancous cruptions, sucl, as
Boils, Pimplcs, Carbuncies pustules.
Blotches, koughncss OF the Skin Scaly
Appearance OF the Cuticle, letter. Ring
worms and Itching Humors OF the Skin,
this purifier will remove, and impart
health and life-glow to the complcxion
For Erysipcla., Scrofula or Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones, Stiffness
in the Joints, Old Ulcers, Want OF Blood
III the Parts, Syphiltic Sores ants Ulcers
and Impaired Constitutions arising from
those diseases, and from the too free use
Of mercury. For General Debility, spring-
ing from Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Weak
ness and Pains in the Stomacl. Liver Com
plaint, or want OF action i'll that organ
producing pains i'll the side or back, affect
ing the kidneys and bladder.
Females, at the period of change, Will
una II the BEST restorative to health and
strength, from all those Weaknesses and
'Hpressiona OF mind and body which fol-
.,w at this time Of lie.
Persons travelling South or living in warm
climates. and all rnacclimatcd, will tinA the
Queens Delight a great protection from
al those diseases which originate in
change of climate. die; and life
Its properties as remedy were first in
t"oduced to the notice Of the profession by
DR.. Tl!oS. Young Silaons of South Carolina
ae early as lS2S, az u valuable alteratvc re-
mcdv IL svpi!iiitic affections, and others re-
quiring use of mercury. nr. Sinions' state
mcnts lave been endorsed and extended
by Or. y. I.oprz, OF Mobile, and y. II. Il.
Frost. OF Charleston From the reports in
its favor, there .@ems no reason to doubt
the efficacy "f a: medicine III Secondary
syphilis, Scrofuia, C;,tancuus Diseases
Chronic Hepatic Atfections<and other con,-
paints benefited by Alternative medicines.
For sale By FISHER Il HEINITSH
June - Pharmacists, Column ola. s. c.
, 1866-09-19
Illinois md Michigan Cnual.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc-l
BRlpGKroRr, nj, Sept. 1876 .. m.
CIEAnEn-S1urtse. Joliet. 81 cos tan bask; General
Scott. St. Louis. III tons coal.
AREIvEp-s. F. Gale Ie1nont. 30 yds rubb1e stone /;
W. Gnrnte. ltnont, a6 yds d1cnslon stone; Colonel
Manning. Lemont. q yds dimension stone Glxsguw,
Utica. l6i tons rama Defiance, Utica, asOa bu corn
John Morrison Lasae, W. bu c. ". zin,1nez-
mar. LaSac, y,5m bu corn Paragon. Ostawa> 30 bu
coin ;Favorie, Ottawa, 800 bu eoru j. HARRINGTON
Aascll1cs 10, bu corn Dsrge No. : Lasalle 1G8 tons
Coal Alliance, OttaEa, 5000 hu cora-
BR1paEroET. H., September 1s-.l p, m.
c1xARxp-AlMqa.rpi, Lesnont; ". $. Ounce, Lc-
mont; 1.njy Fsanllin. Leruont; s. F. Gale, Lemont;
Colonel Manning. Leuout; sch.stopos. Utica; Orator.
E. Loats, soeoo fleet lumber: Brilliant Morris,
b. III feet Timber. ,aulath E. Burnham, Joliet 7 700
pounds stasts and beading; DadScr State. St. Louis,
s. 90 feet lumber; Progress retin 81 i36 tees tnnbes
LOO lath; Dolphin. ottawa, Co. 36 feet lumber $3.50
tath; Edinburgh, St. Louis, 1891 fect lumber. 10
posts: WaTe, St. LouIa 80 ftct lumber; Stars and
Sssipes ST. Ioust, 1850 ieet lumber; Monarch, Lock
port, Ass bushels wheat; Constitution Lockport.
iaooo pounds heading; John Cater, Bath; 6s1 feet
lumber ae3 feet dsessed flooring, 4s: feet siding,
$50 lath.
AnravEp-Lennat, Morris, 500 bu corn Maple
Leaf Norris. 5000 bu corn 100 brls -four, s70oo rs
seeds Loness ostawA, 3.+co bu Reliance Joliei
Mound IN tons Grart; Galcul, Ottaxn, 400 bu corn
$500 bn cats Isabella, Willow sprtnSs 100 pressed
brick; Il. 6. loomls Icmout 30 yards Fuhbie stoac.
, 1866-09-19

O&uERa30AKFk AtAaEA AEE*
Especial Despatch to Ire Chicago Tribune

Especial Despatch to tFe Chicago TFI6nnef
CINCINNATI, September l9.
FtoCE-Good demand but caslcr. Sales OF superHne
at <87t9950 extra e11.0n u.3Q; family $la.0H9125o
GRAIS-Whcat quiet but firm sales Of No. new
winter red at $3.50. Corn as Aru.; sales Of No.
mixed ut f1@6sc Oats active and ic higher sales d
No. new At sc; No. do SIC. Rye active and nru
sa!es No, new At ss7c; No. do SOC. Barley active
satcs No. fall at $1.GD.
CoTToS-Actlvc and hlEher1 aales Of ulddllng a,
sa95Hc.
Wu1EKET-Quiet hut dru; salea ot ftee at e2.31
and bonded at 52f.
Proy1s1ozs-Weaker. Mess pork freely oaescd q,
93230 sales OF 60 brs $3.sa8s75. Dscon casler
sales Of shoulders at 164c. Bulk meats dull sales
shoulders at Ike; sides 15Ac loose. Lard In bette
demand at tlsA91s4c; salcs Of 500 tierces.
MoSET-C1ose.
FSCuAS6K-BeArr.
, 1866-09-19
Milwaukee Hinrktts

Especial pespatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.]
MILWAUKEE,, September Is.
FLouR-Firmer. Sales Of !, 500 hEls, at $3.50 for
best winter; {io2i@i1.50 for double extra sprIug
$1,000 for choice extra $500 for choice supesdnc.
GEAIS-Wlcst active and higher; sales At the Ia. m.
E II oo0 BIT, ut III for No. Fl GO for No. s; *ls9
1Ss for rejected. Noon Boasd-Sales Of GDo1 bu, at
tl..3K01.6 for MOL; el.74@l.ss for So.2; si.6tK@
1.63 for No. >; fist for rejected T. m. Bosrd-Firm
sales Of 2ooo bu. ii f1e3 for No. $75 for No.
sl6l 1or No. s. Oas advanced lc; sales Of 1850 tu
No. = at Sc Corn advanced 1c sales OF 5000 bu No.
Sc. Rye nrm sales ot hu No. l. so9ssc.
FRk16nTs-Hicher. l1Ac to Buffalo.
NEcE1rrs-l00 brls -four 5o 900 bu wheat 1,5oo bu
oats; 3Soc corn.
EnrruESIs-l.1o0 brls -four; Goo bu wheat.
, 1866-09-19
Vessels Passed Detroit.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago TribEns.3
- DETRotr. September Is.
EP-Head, Bredcn. Great West No. Z, Sonora, Gross
fcmp1aF, Plymouth Rock, Queen Of the Lakes, Alpha
Montann, Dickinson, Otter, Clayton Belle, Tartar,
Naucon!a, Ctocker.
DoTN-Sherman, CITY Of buffalo, Great West No. l,
Golden West aluskingum. Dashtng, york State, Era.
linc, Nont:trlo. NouteaEle, spaldlus, Lyons.
WlSD-Northeast-
, 1866-09-19

THE YoRs7EH VI. G1Bsoa CAaE.-John II. Glib.
con, charged by Charles Henry yorsten, of the
firm of Virtue Yorsten & Co. with larceny, came
up yesterday before DeWolE Justice. Tho charge
IL based upon the assertion that the prisoner who
has been managcr Of the ntm's prcmisea ii thIa
city since june u 1sti has failed to account fol
properly valued At about t5, ,Oou. An application
was mndo by tho prosecuting witness Tor con-
tfnuhnre on account of the absence Of witness,
II. l.. Wood, Of Carrolton In this State, alleged to
be q necessary depoueni, As being cognizablc ol
the payment Of sum Of money, Thirty dollars
for which no account has been rendered. The
then examined in part, The c.se going over until
the 9Th 1nsfant - - e - -
, 1866-09-19

befed ln olncerB and men 9,700. Abont four bun.
received willis In the discharge 81 duty. Feu!
hundred mcn-motu than tho number assembled
here today: we're sleeping beneath tho sod IN
Southern son. beaidea aoopt = thousand mort woo
The history Of the regiment embraced period
Of scr;icc, eoqmcncmg in AuEust. 1871. nd tes-
eeiseS aathort1 b. nT; ion the seesar1 Of VA IN 1851
to raise regiment Of earalEJ. and although he
ohq dF Ct ss na.s Id s
Of oahcIs he assumed the responsibility, and en-
deasored a. far - be could to carry out in 1he
sGgE Of ~ seaan aR Rst s5s
Sesf spsiSs .sat T. s1s Now. sfaas s@
s ssa ssa ~ Ssa & s1eaf6 safF6 to t h.
il III: to3n, nes1,s ,3 @sa. Soon sileF bs 70:
r. liz of October. ths resiaent va: osdsrea 10
ton for tiso months, when it wss ordered % vi;
5snnsrs. 1S"ssr5 'aqdf aifei ii hat Il went Into
a. ;o Ind ee led We tgss ad soss s s
people Mste aeeesh saoagl, buff the abolition
legsmens'' brought dtsessot atmo:nhcre with I,
"a seen hs seSs:h nGsn TO ha
.noasS ~ %
ont, md did once hustle rs up to the old camp, We
ioyal men and Wosae1' II Aic1snd1ia stood by us, M
and II was to be regretted Tint the dag presented
b. the women was not here to-day.
4th Of March, when casly II the morning We
10 Bull Inn. to Manassas, Watrenbare, thc Rap
pursuit. :The % woaderfai Town Of s Manassss,' ass
said The speaker.
nTsn ~ vs;s.s u: sss39sss ss's &. y En- e.
How Mcclellan TOOK Msnasscs.'
, 1866-09-19
Southern UnfonIsts Mt Rochester md
Achenectady. =

Southern CnfonfstA Mt Rochester md
Schenectady. =
RocuB1zn, n. r., September 1s-An immense
meeting of soldiers and sailors vas held IN tho
ctt5 Hall lat eEening 70 hear The Southern Loya-
~, Of Marylana, Colonel s.ensll Of Terms, and
Colonel Thorpe OF Ltyiugston County. The
meetin, was one of the largest and most euthu-
stastic ever held in Rochester.
Ate. the close ortbe meeting the crowd formed
fu procession, aud marched 10 the Rracket aouse,
where General ". T. Smith, Of Tennessee. was
eerenaaed: Speeches were made BY General
Smith, Colonel Woodward OF Missouri, and Col.
onel Thorpe.
The Common Council have made arrangements
to receive and extend the hospita1ties Of the city
to The iul loyal southern delegation. who arc OK
peetcd here OH "wednesday.
SCHENECTADY, n. T.. September 1R-There was
very lntEc and enthusiastic gathering Of cltzenz
last evening to welcome lhe delegation Of loyal
Souther1test.
Hoo. Plalt Butler presided, and welcomed and
intro1nced The loyal delecaHon:
Addresses were delivered by pareou Brownlow
General Il. q. Thomas, Senator, J. .. Fowler o
Tennessee, and ker. J. ". uunnicat Of Virginia.
, 1866-09-19
New York Market

..- NEW ToRk, September IS.
CorTox-Nore active and 19tkc higher, 1t
s11i5e for n,tddlnE uplAnds, and sic tor orir1nS.
FIorr-1<sg acttFe and scarcely 70 arm prices how
extra stste tososilD for common to good ahipplng
bIxnds c1tss Eound hoop ohlo; f1l.sn9131 for uado
MnrskxI-Qalet; In bond It xs9Ec.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1918 6u; inactive End
scaIrey 70 nr sales q q TO bu II 10 for inferior
EhttaEn ErfinE, md &l;ss fus No. Awsukce ellb-
Cctn-Ruceint4 1es515 6u leas active and lc lover
sales a2 By # sc tor iateriut stc toE ship
EnE q ns1s1 Wss:s5n aceas sas:e II % y .tose
yseit9&T, H. ana s,,n nHe IA ne .hits We*tem Qsa Retepa
&c tof ClIe.So, aud ta1 tec ior Milwaukee,
frIEoI1rH-Htasy and easier at 7s391Xc fbr c1uae
pHoE1s1oxs-fork heaET at E0lzaS3.:o; clostuS 1t
$al4 cash And S5iod tor old prime, Beef heavy 1t
$l1p0AlaQo sor ntW plAIn tpe*&. and SIS Tor
nav e1Na u1eas. Beet hams nominal. B1cQa Quiet,
, 1866-09-19

RoBsEnRT II 4 BoAnnMo lHousr,-ComplaInt
ing by MIS-. A. Ewes, who boards ut No. IS
North Clark ftrect, that valuable watch and
chaln and $la5 IN g1ce1bacls had been taken from
his Yo0u1.
, 1866-09-19

SNoMo Scuool--Wc refer our readers 10 The
advertisement OF Ar. Dyes Singing School, uuder
the head at amuscments. Mr. Dye has been avery
fot the last tirreen years in this city, and those
who wfeh 10 obtain a thorough knowledge Of so
cal OF instrumental Eaus1e will do we'll to attend
1,fs
, 1866-09-19
ga STARTLING STORT,ss
Reconciliation of a Wronsctl Husband
10 Fl1s Grrlne 1yitc.

Under the aboyr outtea head the Detroit E,,r
ms. ~ ~ raw ,,s+.n, boe t,,o f,l,.,rin, H.
te,csas reei,a, the asst scene IN he aet of sbaaa
When he call fsr SCI. 600 volunteers was made
In 1ses ihe5o yea IN r's,se Gouaiy, Wisconsin:
fsTn a.,i' ,,cnnv in thc smiles nf ,oyino ,rts
child. which were 10 him ali Of iife Wof,i, living
for DS q b . = ,a o1a bis sson1
nnrss;G6 fnr The Inye nnes lie ma a1.nni ~ ic1rc
tehinii' by seIline liz far1n ala ni1cinp in ihe
hands q ais VIC sum Money 9r @ hef GMn snd
thc 1snlss az ife Fourth Witconsn caraiFv r.
ens.o a,,3, inno, a,,d 5tsfinct;n n H.. AK II
hprpy In The dn IS iS o. hs ia qt a9 m
aia ne imagiae i9f oena Iat ,t, enGg Mese iosea
Snee i12m minister a.. q. 1ne gospet' o w,aie tS
~ ~, ~. .i,, f,, h,, that fhn ,r;fc ~ ~ nsn,,,
" Tang nd tras 'ns WIZ y ag ny
anohsr at The sost dc. ,n; sona not
no"u H.. ~ - IT. tv III n, 5 ~ a y
tnv a"T =, III s shui ~ ~ ~ h,,aa1 1 a,o.tie
to what look place thcn. ~ " N'''s N'' N~' @'''F'
cea. NJ for i'm, ~ ~ H.. nns
Scr nSr1c ~ M sis Ranao1nh sfrcc, ~ "I Here III
met mel 1Rei i1eaaieaily 5rotasi:niaw named jones'
called Eatbafy I'll a. ayaric1ous ~, liseFins was
rsir. ~ no,iuse M ~ cstpcv ua en nsi
tnns Mas 1au ~ yIi5sa 4! II, n,ts A. ho
tetauu3 ~. ~ ~ III IL - .t,;n,. ~ ~ utut
kGnwIcdee ang ond % ~ WI tbe back nj tn;eated "a;
a;ms, slgism & tS n,s Males n sha 1ast ahe newt
nE ,nye Is eT 10 absndon ali e!se. md. A. fra
aTst ~ anu hsr chta XII sit ,,s ne' y
Ut nv ,i,i.i' TT c1.,a, WIZ ooe
e'S 1MH Nas !na 1sIn aor f te ~
icuIvsHs - 'ota Sts3t .aS.er mi Hutt.
, 1866-09-19

Boous cmcK.-Thc very old confidence game
OF attempting 10 pasa bogus check upon au IN
suspec4ing citizen from the counsy, vas attempted
on Monday night at the Union Depot By one T.
Cation. The check used In this Instance VAS ior
$4,000 and Cation Is awaiting trial IN bail OF $1UQG.
, 1866-09-19
THE CITY.

BASE BA11--Ihe fIrt uinc.. Of the .tMonitor"
sud 'tDe1tes'' base hall clubs viii play match
game this "WEDNESDAY afternoon on the "Dexteks'
srnrnds.
, 1866-09-19

FuE OK MoSpA1 EvENu6o--On Monday even
tnr a hrc broke ont in tho roof Of the Catholic
Orphan Asylum, located on the corner Of Superior
and Csss streets. The hrc xas caught from the
Chimney. It was c1tiuguishcd with bat little
, 1866-09-19

A nA1FsIs1kn1sr1 n nExTEB.-Yeetc1day mora
ing Charles B. ropc. Esq, administrator Of tho
George Trusse1l estate, sold The 1Ialfiutercst IN
The famous horse ssDextcr't to A. " Faweet, TIC
esshs The horrc was bought by Tru.sen md
Enwcct for $14U COO.
, 1866-09-19

Cut mea1 Steady 1t 1AKIa1s3{c for shouldess Aad
1Hzeoxc mr. hxnns. Lard d1N aud heavy at lf2taXc
4atxT se4dy at 0xc f1r Ohio, and raf atate.
Cheese unchanged asfo4l7Kc-
Buffalo Market.
F1ouR+ +9prtng III %. .nd Ohio sii6.
9HAM-Wheaf-Eo. ChlcaEo spr1nE, $20o. Corr
so bn No cheny st Tie: No. closinE very quiet.
Oats-ChicaRo No. / sotd 1t Sc 3tilEankee foxc.
RfCxtP1s-FloGF l,9t6 eE9; wheat 81, 10 bn eotu.
-, a,71S bu: oAtz. ~ - bu.
GA1AL EIroETs-Wheat, 80 bu; corr, 1la, ~ b.
Toledo and Detroit fbr the week ending Eth rert
Flour, 1o6sH b!ts: wheat o7,s37 bu: corr 9184 HI
oats, Isl, ,Sl6 bu, barley, la= bu rye, s11 bu.
Toledo Market.
To11Do, September H.
GFlN-Thtat lc better, sAtea st &1-64 for nsv
white. Corn lc better; ealcs II 65kG 6iL for no.
4 tho inside price. 0ats quiet and m
changed. Eye lc lower.
LAKx EkkIaaT-uuchankeda aud dull.
QsweHo Market.
.... oswrao. September IL
F1orH-EuchAnged.
GE4E-Wneat seslre. Bales py aaaple ot M1Taa
kee club At $50. Com Btatte nnd quiet. No. ILL
uois head at &c. Barley arriving slowly.
CAEA FKIGnIB-6teAdy.
philadelphia Market.
PHnAnE1RMA. September Is.
PEfEolErH-pecilned 149c. Grade. 2H02sc; re
nncd IN bond. E8sic free. 6t86c.
, 1866-09-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

Misa Tcnncekec, the Great magnetic
Doctress and Claisyoyant, has established m In
dr1nary Ut No. s65 Wabash avenue, second doos
nhosc Harrison street, where she may be consult.
Cd on all matters pertaining to life and health.
When desired. shE will 60 Into an unconscious
state, and give information OF great importance TO
,he inquirer. Para1szed persons made to walk IN
IN from three 10 nine days, without 1he nse Of
iu;fs, or IN instrument, +, o. pam Consumption
epilepsy, tiss, rheumatism, neuralsia, dyspepsia,
diseases Of the liver, hcart, or Kidneys, and ali
diseases Of the blood treated with like beneficial
sSsH,.s T9se not a5le to q. psfsona!y may
Illinois. The poor libc1.1ly dealt with. a eayc
guaranteed In cyery case. xBSS
Something Dexirablc.-A preparation
that will ctactaal1F oblitctase thoso chloasnatsc
and fcntiguous bltmishes on the neck and tace,
common1f known az moth.patehes or llver spots.
and lenlgo or f.eckles. pc:ry'e Moth aud
Frcckls lotion Is the only safe aud relabla prep.
aratIon for the removal Of TIC above named as.
eo}oIatioas. Sold by nll druggists, and By DR.. B.
c. Fxnnr. Dcrn,atologist, No. % Bond street
New fork.-N. !. 1s3Fld. x'39
, 1866-09-19

CmcAoo MEDICAL CoLLEaa.-Thc Annual An
uouneemcnf OF this Institution is before MS. The
1ee1utrs commence on tho drst day OF October.
The college building has undergone great tm-
provemcn:s during the summer, and Is admirably
located binc central TO the th:ec great hospftsls
Of The cilE In MI Of which clinical lectures will
be regularly given. For further Information, par
ties may addfess Prof. E. Andrews, Secrctary Of
the Enlferc.
, 1866-09-19

Prnksts,g,s Pure Cider vinegar viii
preserve p1ck1cs. and is warranted pure. Asl;
your grocer fos no othes ylaesas. Largest works
or the kind in the Uuilcd States. cn1Htrs g. E.
pEUsz1So. 500 and Sii Stale strcct Chicago.
sep7W1z.2ft-FNW
, 1866-09-19

1t L. estimated tilnt five million be-
tMsr nrc daily suffering from various diseases Of
aa a sass esdsnee ssse' ss dc
ne: docs It mt stfike the observing mind that
science. with her many appliances, could arrest
s1ch fearful mortality So lar. nothing hns botn
diseosctcd equal to MAEspEs's PEcTonAL BAlx,
which has prnycd successful iu the treatment Of
Al! bronchial diseases, For sale by all druggists.
, 1866-09-19

Director Of the philadelphia Mint Re-
signed.
PHILADELPHIA, septcmbe: 1s.-The Director Of
the United States Mfnt at Philadelphia, Ex-Goy-
cspor Pollock, laa resigned his position In con-
sequence OF not approving OF the policy Of the
President for the restoration OF the Onion.
, 1866-09-19

Crosby Opera House Art Association
ORDERS for Certificates and EngraytnEs will be exc.
culed hy The Exprcss Companles' Purchasing
Agent, a. l.. S11Nsos, American Express Office,
ClIcaso. x.Sa