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New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

OrriCE ARAY CL0rilEe AsO EeuiPMk
ST. Loys No, Aug A. y, i,5r ~; ~
TARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROREki 1 - -
viii he sold PaiIe Auction at the Depot Of Arm E
R1upsge,Eo Nant, 81 Louis on TUSDA :, ue ~ ,
StpteH her rsst commencing n ociet 70 be- 20 tueu 0
81 Army Cohug hL9 Evt'e''
roo great coats doomen's).
500 screst coats (horsemeEfE
50UCuliOrm hats.
feathers.
corisand lsses lblUel
5000 5rase
inform hOck eOat
900 uH8orn jackets
e reserve jackets
338kru jackets
0l2 2pnhned sack coats
7,t00vetsls
GnOstahle.frOckA
g.
6g@5 Init drawers
0OQJeatleT neck dociE
T0sfW Worse a SssAes
262 Pairs Boots
tG650 Pairs B0otecS
I1g7n Pau Tr0wsers. Footmch'tl.
1850 Pairs TTON6es UbrseDeI a.
50C)i tavsraeks
5000 Hngpsacks.
$3.50 Wooleu Blankets
2eOO PckAxes
100 PekAX HanNeE -. T.. ,..,...
,s ess sre al new and offer great inducements 10 dealers
efimagel property win be sold Rt The sane tms and
place Samp be at the depot within Ten usys oi A
Ttw In Government finds cent down The balance be
Ere ,. goods sre tie depot whchmu BE- Wlu i've
s Che safe II the purchase aEd oi the ten per o'H
''P - JOHN r. RODGERS,
Cautan md Military Store L. \ AIlny.
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gruuhIgn Zeal Gsiait for Sale.


NOR SATE-The Property of an Estate-lhe
Il elegant double H6sg 10 l6a Predentt, B2okJn s tsee
sto,, % and basepst; IN Gne ordri hss every bE
So,bod eTesnt; Immediate possession; lots adjoining T. wanted
Eoue can be seen By appypg No lgl PISts terms hsr&}s
GppIy to r. R'RfLLOGG EXeeutoT M q CedaTsf n y:
NOR SALE-The desirable three-st0Ty and
Il basement double HOUSE corner Of seeosdgace s1e G
6fookyn; order; has every eouyehenee LOT li e
Eb bk stable on rear; egbhothood eIen price 8 terms
VsrJ favorable; JOssessien. For particulars apply
F. r. KELLOGG. No. G. Ceisrst, N y
HANDSOME RESIDENCES, on all the
y11Fs u Bro.kyr We one large HOUSE stable About
20 LOTS absolutely f Of ehee fruit at bargain MI
Ores .rv byhoop honse exchange. H. j. RIDER Co. No
TIOj Fulton.aTe Brooklyn and RIDER No. 30 Finest
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8ezro an9 8Oomso

A STRICTLY private family, OCCUPYING, a q
one or ROOMS with or Without board 10 the right parties "a
dress h HEIGHTS Box 1905 n 4 PostOmee. 80
DOARD-AG No. 416 West Twenty eighth
near Enhaye and haek iof gcnmoh sh
vYs OF sngle gpnlemen with good board TtrYs i1octa
NNTANTED-BOARD by gentleman and
w wife IN smsl adrt family Shefr thee other boan
with BACK ROOM second aoor seag east si Or eS
es,t " Address SENX Box No lJ Tssane oA'e' hTlses
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

GENERAL OFFICE RoNDouT AND OsEESo}
RAILROAD CosPaSY, KINGSTON Aug linld6i },
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Pr
~ S he received 81 this until September ~ lio ior he
Grading Masonry Bridging and Iron Of the Eastern Division OF tls
temher l66 by Ihe Chief Engineer WILLIAM NORRIS ESQ., AZ
(ORNEIID PIeIienk
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OFFICE AssvrANr QulRrsRNAsrEH U. 4. Army,
HEw.OKLEANs. La, August ~ lbi
ATC EOD 0RTA1ION-

MN La IL, }
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION
SEALED PROPosALtn dupIeSte With copy Of h aeyer,ss
ent '1SSs 10 70 sS are % m & sa @ s s Of ali
snmeh roeps and supplies hat may Dc required Dy @ on s ss
day oOeobe 1857 and ending the h day Of September I n
He~orcar, to Galveston Tera', or r-aurs
Sss95s,9 Ts,9 ISasSos T.sa, ss G .S Ts,. or return
Galveston 10 lGdan9la, Iesas OF Is'uIn ,
Proposals viii Nha rnics bidders propose to transport TO or
0sce ai Enste Mss CABIN Deck Pa,eng', each and 'h'
following classes OF htsht. VIZ:
Horses Mules, and Beei Cattle. each per bead.
sheep per head NJ. MA. p.,.,,
0n as stSy %e sT IsrSsre Hsios ware Gdadtoe
Ordnance Heavy Stores etc., Of each one hundred
pounds 100 lbs).
Hay, stt% Moss. and os,nu, Of each Fer bale.
Ia%bsr. OAK, per thoasand feet
Good, Clothing Eqqp'ee Crate, crose foHp, '1S
cis ard rs' BGos, si,toH e,s Of each per eqe S S
Dry Goods Flour Meal Brad ee sI'cse, pned AP2e' ohOO'
Wet Gaod Pori Reef Liquids Lard, Lime, Cement Plaster Tar
Rosn Sosses Brown kag, Tslow, Grease etc. Of each pea
Amtapcc. Spring wosou, Carts and wheelbarO" each
fr Gs, J.s Jse.P wisJg Glass, Pee. R,. eic Of each per
Candles crnele Hard Broad FaruA s1es co'a'''i MN Can
Meats, SOAP ete, Of each gd box
Ri;'S icR 5srFhos.6esL
L4RB LaRB SsT EsTsse Ss.'''
RICE per teree.
PALS ps,doisn.
SUGAR per hogsheai
SUGAR (IIayansD per hoI
SALT sack aud per barrel
SHOYkLS AND sfADks gu doies
TIA chest
LAfiS ilousfBl
SHINGLES per thOusAud
TOBACCO per bon.
ROPB per coll
BROONS per to1en. go 80. -,
F,t 20 he delivered ~ 4 ue above rsrs points a.
ueh bares nav lescAed bV the Depot Quareunase-
BdIers ssbIsh ine OF stfanfrs
points snd from Which they propose 10 Transport '0pp
etc ~. -...-t.
proposed periOTn this when required By tie QaH,Aae"
Department
e b ty ofIe BIDDER % f he must BE- T,rtsed BY
two responsible peoa whose signatures must b. appended 70 he .s
must 10 shown tDile ona
eracate Of the District C0gI o. he Oed Sites
Dstnc Attorney. a.,
Proposals viii received for the transportation 20 iIi o SL
e aioe named points, fafitey f s tatslotoa 10 and hh
ONE or MORE II the points shove Ramed
Bidders proposing tl ;TaIroraion 20 ard m two or more -
will whhsT the transportation v so be
performed 81 e points spaie, and whittier tie
SANE other rsiss
Ths ireIlnH NUMBER troops and qnisiy o6shi
Transported Department from Neuoaus H. g. hs I"fa,
period ofsiK W months commencing February l. 9' Abi
ending Oh
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NEW-yORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP CO'
~" gpE CHEAPEST LINZ
TIE PlRsf-CLAss T. 5 MAIL SrtAhShW
ATLANTIC 'G'pt c'ls u','r
,, p,., \, 40 \ r. o. SATURDAY Sei u 81 soo',
AT rave 'FuR sOCTHANPTON ASD bhhhhN, . .
- n, ,fLamrtss. H,yre asf bI .es ~ losnS '.i
- h., eonivaer In currczeY t. fait o lsses ~ slheu"
IA s"N q" - ibip -iIO s.cosl Cass 900 htettasel tS
ts., Rr,o.u Southsnptsn and llayre 10 heN-iot
80 cIbip ,llO. SecOas Casis, b10i Siecnye. 6il
f"' FyCi' gsION TICKETS OUT Ahe HOMk. -
Frt Csbn, kLc Second !ss Wv e'sc''s0' ~
ne Baltic ufll follow September sS - -,
Ss,, s,pt..ssre bills ettbiuEe. passage eTpy 70
I" "'s'' EAAC TAYLOR. PTrslAt, No 20 BIoAlNg
TTUE NATIONAL LINE.
steamer. weekly Liverpool and Quseioss leaving F1sf ~
Al North River SATURDAY! ur,n,v -, Al
90
.PESysYIVAGIA" Capt LeNis...... SATIkDAf sep,s%os
VIRGINIA Capt FTOTse.
uELVBrIA" Capt Thompson. .sATCRDAl, seP'eH''e 81
CABIN passage. sl00 currency. -..
stsssgr psslage Liverpool or Queenstown, 40 N sanen
e,sess tickets nom Liverpool or Qnssastown % N a.
Por further particulars apply the 0hcss OF ue OomPAJ NoA ~
al" D'0''""' =" ~" wv. HURST, h,Axss
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
uUDSQN RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

And pOpOonae dacOD to all teTmeate pODs and aoh' We"
from Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

RARGAINS.-75 acres IN Lebanon valley, tne
~ ucL,st prftea valley in New gSy iand ysy W0JHe
c ifdhgs ia plenty vel eslefsoi eo4cNe
eEu esnqse kej ss hp aefs snos =
bsnartsua VALLEY n better that snG fla.A we faeL
psbsJj hupi ssessd ser sAJE JA9yEs 70 ~ eTRdrAr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-19
w.shisgses items.

swisHrSaToN, September 1s.-.The
Presidential party reached here from
A nt;etam ut one o'clock this morning.
THE United States steamer Tacony is
ut Portsmouth. During the passage
from Pennsaoola she lost the following
officers by yellow fever: Midshipman
Robert N. Griffin; carpenter NJ. GILES;
acting assistant engineer Nicholas Cas-
sin. DISPATCHES were sent from the
War Department this morning to Gem
eral Mower, commanding the Fifth
Military District, making inquiries as
TO the condition of the officers in his
command. afflicted with the yellow
fever. tH
The Greek government has been try
ing for some time TO purchase from our
government two iron clad vessels.
Advices from New Orleans state that
reopening of the Boards Of Registration
begun last Friday. The reconstruction
act authorizes five days for revision.
None coming under the Presidents re-
cent amnesty proclamation have as yet
applied for registration.
The following has been received at
the War Department
NEW ORLEANS, September Is.
To General e. s. Grant:
General Wheaton, Lieutenant Colonel
Wood, Major Leslie Smith, LIST infant
nv, Colonel McGonigle, A. D. NJ, Lieu
tenant Abbott, 9th cavalry, Surgeon
Clemans, Assistant Surgeon Keerfer,
Acting Assistant Surgeons Auerbach and
Deal, are in a favorable condition. Lieu
tenant COllinand, and Boyle, 18th in
fantry, condition not known. Captain
Spangler, 9th cavalry, and Lieutenant
Rosander, 9th cavalry, died yesterday
[Signed1 J. A. MOWER,
Major General.
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An Army OF More than int
Thousand Onicr-IIOidrr

Are consuming your substance and hsis
other hungry expectanis are gAtbern. NJ
vultures, To banquet upon The yital' VI -
tIate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dolh' y
the hundred thousand, with 30 apparent i''sl
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost lil'
n third more than the original estimate " =
whole, and the first wing - not yet ootP''"
At the present rate, more than one miilai
dollars will he consumed In What Is noihhs =
than stupendOus fraud, at which youi 30
servants are connivlng.
The PenitentiATy was expected " Oe puI' =
sl65 600, but through the inoomFetfn9 =
planned II, nearly four times a. much ~,
will be required as was originally intsno.ea -
the expense of the building will bt ht'b -
of one million dollars. Other operations
lie men show a similar disregard OF yOM =
est. Many Of them are mere cbeinrs ~ -
benefit and public robbery. s..a
Not single Radical journal OF ne h'1S
uttered word Of denunCiaiion OF thrr
other public wrongs. To the REGisrhh
almost tho exclusive honor Of Champagne
popular cause against the Outrage. o'
plnndeTers. In pursuance Of IL parp
hunt down corruption and corTup'l"ni''
REGIsTER will lay before the pops -.
startling facts concerning %" Outlay
funds upon public works The most -, !.
frauds are known 10 have born perpe,ra'b- :
every Taxpayer has an Interest IN 'he'' -. =
ment. We call upon the people "
support MS IN our effort.
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Mexicnn Neus

NEW York, September l5.-The Her
AIDS Mexico city correspondence of the
Goth of August says: Escobedo had
published o denial of the authenticity
of his letter against foreigners.
CASTILLO and all the Generals at Quer-
retaro sentenced to be shot, had been
pardoned.
@MarQuez isreported at lucatan, at the
head of some rebel Indians.
The Times has advices from Vera
Cruz which state that the trial of Gen.
eral Santa Anna is daily expected to
take place, his counsel having already
arrived from the city of Mexico. In
Vera Cruz, it was generally believed
that o sentence of death would be
passed by the Court. As an order had
arrived, however, from the Supreme
Court forbidding the carrying out OF
aDy sentence without the findings out
of the Court having previously been
approved by the President and Com
mander. in Chief, it was supposed that
after the trial the authorities intended
to pardon the old soldier.
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Cincinnati Market.

SiNSiNNATi, oeptcuuoi Ao'
FLOUR-Firm and in good demand
at full prices; family 10 50a10 IS.
WHEAT-Held higher; No. l red
2 80 but buyers did not seem willing to
pay an advance or over 2 35. II
OATS-In demand at 60, but holders
ask 81.
RYE-Firm at 2Sa1 80.
BARLEY-Firm at full prices. :,
CORN-Firm at 03for No. I in bulk
and 98a1, 90 for ear. ksfiSss sss2525
COTTON-Dull and nominal ut ".
WHISKY-35 in bond.
MESS PORK-In demand at "a w but
at the close could not have been bought
below % 90.
BULK MEATS-Could not be bought
at less than balls.
BACON-l44als for shoulders and
clear sides.
HAMS-Sugar cured 22a23.
LARD-Held at 49, at the close.
CHEESE-Firmer and shade high
er; there is good demand for Western
Reserve at 13lal4; factory l5a15i.
BUTTER-Firm and unchanged.
GROCERIES-Steady.
GOLDFISH buying.
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New YORK, September 1S.-The Gin
einnati Common Council reached here
this evening.
Henry Commers has sued the Sunday
News for libel, claiming $4,000 dam
ages, for the publication of sensation
story that he seduced German girl on
the passage from Europe and threw her
overheard.
The case was before the United States
Commissioners to-day of the United
States against NJ. j. Ryan and Simeon
II. Stern, charged with defrauding the
Government by illegally removing
whisky from bonded warehouse pre-
yious 10 duty being paid. Ryan was
arrested as the keeper of the warehouse
and Stern "a the buyer. The whisky
had been consigned from Decatur. ILL.,,
to Browning & Co. The case was con-
tinued til the 25th inst.
1t is stated that the Presbytery of the
Shiloh Colored Church have taken pos
session of the editice and obtained war
rants for the arrest of the refractory
trustees, who refused the Rev. II. H
Garret to ofriciate, notwithstanding he
was elected by majority of the congre-
CATION. The PresbyIery have given the
keys of the church to a commissioner,
who will take charge of the edifice I'M
til the case is decided in the courts.
At meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows to-day, the resolution for
the admission of non-benefciary
members was lost. 1t was re-
solved to revise the German
translation of the written work of the
order, AMI the matter was intrusted To
a committee Of Representatives Mack
of Wisconsin, Dietz, of Georgia, and
Garry, Of Maryland. A resolution
against the abolition of the degree OF
Rebecca. and providing for n more
thorough organization of the work. was
not acted on. A charter was granted Il
the Grand Lodge of Colorado. 1t wal
resolved that the State grand bodies b,
empowered to allow defunct lodges o.
encsmpmcnts to be reinstatGd on an ap
plieatiop of five members.
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AFFLICTED!
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WHEN BY THE USE OF DIR. JOIN.
w vILLE'S ELIXIR you can cured per.
manently, and at a trifing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Ner-
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Young men, be humbuggea no more by "Quack
Doctors end ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir, and be at once re-
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is guaranteed in every Instance. Price 81, or
four bottles to ono eddress. s.. ...r.
One bottle is sufficient to effect cure in al
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Also, DIR. JOINyILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
Tor the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorr-
hea, elect, UrethraI Discharges, Gravel, Strict
ure, and all affections of the Kidneys and Blad
der. Cures effected in from one to five days.
They are prepared from vegetable extracts that
are harmless on the system. and never nauseafe
the stomach or iMpregnate the breath. Ne
change Of diet is necessary while using them,
nor does their action in any manner interfere
with business pursuits Price 81 per box.
Eitte or of the above mentioned articles win be
sent to any address, closely sealed, and post
paid ey mail or express, on receipt Of price. Adj
BERGER, SHUTS, & co, Chemists.
mar23Iy.eed&v
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Items

New YORK, September l8.-The In
ternal Revenue receipts have diminish
ed to an average of about $500, 900. The
amount in Treasury to-day is SOL ,OOO,-
900 in coin, and S45, 500, 900 in currency.
General Grant has issued an order
abolishing the clothing department in
this city.
Among the last orders received at
Grants headquarters from General
Griffin is one sbolishing all distinction
on account IF race or color with passen-
gers on railroads and steamboats,.
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Whiskers and Mustaches |!

ToRCED TO GROW UPON THE SMOOTH
IL est face in from three TO five weeks by Using
DIR. SEyIGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPPIL-
LAIRE, the most wonderful discovery in modern
science, acting upon the Beard and Hair in an
almost miraculous manner. It has been used by
the elite of Paris and London with the most
hatterinC success. Names Of all purchasers will
be registered, and II entire satisfaction is not
given in every instance, the money will lie cheer
fully refunded. Price by mail, scaled and post
paid, 81. Descriptive circulars and testimonial
mailed Free Address BERGER, SHUTS &
co, Chemists, No. 2s5 River Street, Troy, n.
Y. Sole agents for the United States
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FINANCE AND TRADE
New York !sIurkel

New YORK, September IL.
COTTON-Steady; sales 900 bales ut
24!a25 for middling.
FLOUR-Receipts 1884 barrels;
market l0a20c better for high grades
and without decided change for other
kinds; the sales amounted to 300 bar
rels, at 8 40a9 % for superhne State and
western; 10 25a13 90 for extra western !;
10 00a12 50 for roHnd hoop Ohio; ii GOA
10 90 for new st. Louis. California quiet;
$50 sacks and barrels Mt III GOALS 90.
Sales of 200 barrels Rye -four at GOA
775.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady; sales
200 barrels at 36ai0 bonded.
WHEAT - Receipts 39,4OO bushels !;
market la2c better, with fair export
and home trade demand; sales $4,000
bushels at Is for inferior spring; %
for No. spring; 2 20a2 % for No. 2 do;
2 so for amber State; 2 40 for common
white Southern; = 62la2 GA for white
California.
RYE-Firmer; sales 1000 bushels at
| As for western.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts 81, 450 bushels; mar
ket &c better with fair export de-
mand; sales 10000 bushels at 25al "a
for new mixed western, 2Oal "a for
unsonnd and 2Si for western yellow.
OATS-Receipts 65, 1867 bushels: mar
ket la2c better; sales $4,000 bushels at
67a69 for new Ohio and Chicago.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-In fair request: sales 600 hhds
Cuba at Hale.
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOPS-Quiet at 35a65 for new and
PETRoLEUM-Quiet at l5al59 for
crude and SO for refined in bond.
WOOL-ln fair request without de-
cided change in prices; sales of 10000
pounds at 45a55 for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-Hemloc sole firm at %
a3Ot for Buenos Ayres light weights.
! COA1r-Without change.
P0RK-0pened heavy and lower;
closed tirmer; sales 1850 barrels ut "a IL
a24 81 for new mess, closing at "a 81
cash; 90 50a2l 90 for prime.
BEEF-Steady: sales los barrels at
pEtNlOuS ptiCcS'
BEEF HAMS-Dull.
BACON-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales of 265
packages at l2tal3 for shoulders and
l5ial7 for hams.
LARD-Steady; sales 1900 barrels at
l3sal4s; also, 800 tierces for September
25th to October goth at l44.
BUTTER-Firmer; l5a27 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Firm at lnal5.
LATEST = p
FLOUR-ClOsed unsettled; high
grades firm; medium to low grades dull
aud dropping.
WHEAT-Active and a shade tirmer
for spring; fair export demand.
RiE-Nomiually unchanged.
0ATS-Firmer; large sales of Chicago
and Ohio at 6Sa69; new held at 69a70.
C0RN-Dull at 22lal 20 for good to
prime mixed western.
PORK-Unsettled sales 1000 barrels
mess at "a 50a2i 563 cash aud regular,
closing dull and heavy at "a 30.
BEEF-Steady, with moderate in
quiry.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
BACON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Quiet at l4iali! for fair to
prime steam and l4ial4s for Kettle rem
dered
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From Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, September l9.-General
Sheridan and stah arrived from st.
Louis this morning, and will leave to-
morrow morning for Washington.
The RRst race at the Buckeye Club
course on Monday will be for the Bur.
net House stake, fifteen hundred dollars
----three mile heats, which will be con.
tested for by Lancaster, Muggins, Extra
Lee, Paul. Revolver, Privateer and Har
~ of the West, The terms of the trans.
fer of the lease of the Burnet House be-
tween Silas Miller and A. c. Joslin. r
J. winiffe and J. W. Dunkee, have beer
settled for s2O0,000. The new proprie
tors, A. C. Joslin g. Co., have purchased
o Eve years lease with entire furniture
fixtures, &c, Of the house. VS.
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Destructive Fire.

MONTREAL. September ls.-There was
a very large fire in this city on Monday
night. Spellman's distillery, situated
in the heart of the business section OF
the city, was fired by an incendiary and
totally destroyed, involving n loss OF
one hundred thousand dollars. In the
course of the confagration one fireman
was killed outright and another was
mortally injured by the fall of one OF
the walls OF the burning building.
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New York stock Marker.

&. NEW YORK, september lc.
Stocks lower and excited, closing
heavy. Ohio Certificates, 26s; Canton,
45a47; Cumberland, 3Oa34; Quicksilver,
25a254; Mariposa, 9aal05; Western
Union Telegraph, 42s; New York Cen
trail, lO7; Erie, 65s; Hudson, l3lal3lt;
Reading, 1919; Michigan Central, lola
1Ol4; Michigan Southern, 79t; Illinois
Central, 12l4a12lf; Pittsburg, S5aS5!;
Toledo, 13Oa13l; Rock Island, OlsalOls;
Northwestern, 4lta4ls; dopreferred, 66s;
Fort Wayne, l02bal024: Pacific Mail,
1929; Wabash. "A; st. Paul, AZ; do pre-
ferred, 63.
Adams Express, isaac; American,
65sa65; United States, 66!a67; Merchants
Union, 154a19; Wells, Fargo & Co, 62E;
Missouri Is, l04; new Tennessee, 81.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September 10.
Flour, sales 444 barrels white at ii 50.
Wheat, white, No. 3 amber, 1c better;
sales white Michigan at = AZ; amber,
= 25a2 20; No. l spring, 2 90; No. do,
l7S. Corn la2c better; sales No. Wa
bash ut Is; No. . do at 10; Michigan
ut 90; No. 2 white at 08. Oats, 1al!c
better; sales No. at 55a55t. Rye held
at IS for No. |. Barley held ut l % for
No. I. Lake freights unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-19
ASTROLOGY.
The World Astonished
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THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
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