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NJ ORTIZ AMERICAN TRANSIT
~ INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 83 y. FOURTH STREET,

N ORTIZ AMERICAN TRANSIT
IN INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 83 y. FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Of all descriptions at exceedingly low rates,
m So M eeeeG al lIT one yeHT IN ANY sum from
securing the ull amount insured In case OF death and
sLoIt time Tickets for or 10 days.
5000 or giving So per week IA disabled 10 be had at
lphla or at the various Railroad Ticket Offices Be
sure TO purchase the tickets of the North American
et For Circulars ana rt6eF information apply at the
General Office or OF any of the authorized Agents Of
LEWIS l, HogPT, HOY P + P President es
{AMES IAN NE2 n; 4 G9RNEAP RR6R1d ser5eSES IFsasaTsr
JOHN g. BULLITT, Solicitor.
DIRECTORS.
L. L. Houpt, late Of Pennsylvania Railroad Com
j. E. Kingsley Continental Hotel.
samuel I, Palmer, Cashier of Com. National Bank
James Nj. Conrad, firm OF Conrad Walton, No.
Enoch Lewis, late Gen. Superintendent Penne. R.R
Andrew Mehafey, B. W. corner OF Third and Wal
q. G FTanciscus, Gen. Agent Penns. R Co.
Thomas X. Peterson, No. 1896 Market street; or.
Third street. l8s
DROYIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
1 OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. III South FOURTH Street.
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH, I'D, 1855.
CAPITAL, Sl50,0OO, PAID IN.
TO- 0S e yeSr PTemin@s, Pr EoniOrfeuTe. VI "
EndoWments, payable at q future age or on prior
decease by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums-
both classes n Non-fOrteituTe
4aF% Foses GhdTcn
This Company, while giving the insured the security
OF pald-up Capital Will divide the entire profits Of
the Life business amongits Policy holders
Moneys received at interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter TO execute Trusts and 70 act
Executor or Administrator, Assignee Or Guardian,
and in other hduciary capacities under appointment
OF any Court OF this Commonwealth, or any person
or persons or bodies polite or corporate.
DIRECTORS.
JOSHUA II, NORRIS, IT, WISTA ri BR0VtN
RICHARD WOOD, VIM. u. LONGSTRETH
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM Ii AClK E3
CHARLES F. COFFIN
SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY
President Acinar.,,
| THOMA6.WISTAR, M. D., ], B. TOWNSEND''
7Hs Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser,
| DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY on
| L PHILADELPHIA. Va
| INCORPORATED I864-CHARTER PERPETr T.
| No. 224 WALNUT Street, opposite the ExchanRe
| In addition TO MARINE and INLAND INssffR
ANC,E this Company insures from loss or DAMAGE Nv
| FIRE for liberal terms on buildings merchandise
| furniture for limited periods, and permanently
| on buildings by deposit OF premium.
| The Company has been In active operation for more
| han SIXIY YEARS, during which all losses have
| been promptly adjusted and paid.
| DIRECTORS.
| John J.. Hodge, Lawrence Lewis, Jr.
Nj. b. MRhony David Lewis,
John r. Lewis, Benjamin Ettng,
William s. Grant, Thomas III. Powers,
Robert w. Leaning A. r. McHenry,
| ID. Clark Wharton Edmund OaStllOn,
Samuel Wilcox, Louis Z. Norris.
| JOHN WUOHERER President
1 SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary,
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON CITY, March is, 1867. !
There will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidders, at noon, THURSDAY, the llJh day
Ordnance, Navy Yard, Philadelphia, PennsyIva-
MIA, lot of old and unserviceable articles Of
ordnance embracing Shot and Shell "a about seven
hundred 7OO) Carbines, breech leaders about
twenty-five hundred (25O0) Muskets, rifed and
smootD bore, Gun Carriages and other Stores
The articles will be sold in lots
Terms, One-half cash in Government funds
TO be deposited on the conclusion OF the SALE
anu the remainder within ten days afterwards
during which time the articles must be removed
nom Ihe yard, otherwise they will revert to the
government II. A, WISE,
10 IAll Chief of Bureau.
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For the Board of Commissioners.
Harrisburg, February q, 1867. [34 l410
DRoPosALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES
DEPOT QUARTERIAsTER's OFFICE, /
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 2, 1867. (

DEPOT IUAkIEkllASIE OtFlCEtt
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 2 1867. J
Sealed Proposals invited ana will be received
at this Office until MONDAY, at II o'clock NJ,
Aprl 49, 1867 Tor the delivery in the city OF Bal
tliuore ot one hundred (ltO) Cavalry Horses.
The Horses Will be subj rcJed to careful in
specton before being accepted. They must be
sound in all respects, well broken, IN full flesh
and good condition, nom fifteen 10 sixteen
hands high from five to nine years DID, well
adapted in every way for cavalry purposes,
The ability OF the bidder TO fulfil his agree
ment must be guaranteed by TWO responsible
persons, which guarantee must accompany the
proposal.
The III orses must be delivered within twenty
(2O) days from date Of acceptance OF any pro-
pOsal
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Payment TO be made on COM
pletion OF contract.
Bids will be endorsed "Proposals for Cavalry
Holses,'' and addressedto me undersigned, Bal
umOle, Md,
BY order of the QuartermaSter-G General.
A. - KIMBALL,
CAPTAIN and A. q. NJ. u. 5. A.
44Qt DepOtQ Quartermaster.
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= r o . o S A / s.
PERNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL LAND
SCRIP FOB SALE.


The Board of Commissioners now offer for
sale TM HUNDRED AN ID TWNETY THOU
SAND ACRES of Agricultural College Land
Scrip, being The balance OF the Scrip granted to
the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania for the
endowment of Agricultural Colleges in this
Stale.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land Scrip
addressed to 1.-The Board of Commissioners OF
Agricultural Land Scrip" will be received at
the surveyor Generals Office, at HARRIS
BURG, until IL o'clock NJ, on WEDNESDAY,
April 10, 1867.
This land may be located in any State or Ter
riIory, by the holders of the scrip upon any of
the unappropriated lands Except mineral lands)
OF the United States, which may be subject to
sale at private entry. bach piece Of scrip
represents a quarter section OF one hundred and
sixty acres, Is issued in blank, and will be
transferable without endorsement or formal
assignment. The blank need not be filled until
the scrip is presented for location and entry,
when tie party holding 1t can NIL the blank,
and enter the land in his own name. Bids must
be made as per acre, ami no bids will be re-
ceivCd tor less than one quarter section.
The Scrip will be issueu immediately on the
payment of the money 10 the Surveyor General
on all bids for a less guam ilty than forty thou
sand acres, one-third of the purchase money
must be paid within ten Gays, and the remain
ing two-ihiIds within Ihii ~ days after noti6ya-
ti0n of the acceptance OF the bid or bids by the
Board Of Commissioners.
JACOB VI. CAMPBELL,
Surveyor General,
For the Board of Commissioners.
Harrisburg, February q, 1867. l34 t4lO
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR TIE CITY

| AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate of JOSEPH PARK Err. Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 audit, settle
and adjust the account of Joseph Parker, Edward II.
Parker, and John 81 Ogden, executors Of the last
Will and testament Of Joseph Parker, deceased,
and to report distribution of the Balance in
tbe hands OF the accountant, will meet the parties In
teresttd for the purpose OF his appointment on TUES
DAY April 8. y, ID. 1867, AT twelve U2) o'clock NJ at
his oiHce No. 4O2 Walnut street, in the city OF phla-
delphia. -, - -, ,-,,r,
3 20 tmw5t~ W. II. BAKER, Audltor.
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REMOVAL.

II REER d SEARS REMOVED TO NO. 4l2
- ,PRUNE street-DREER & SEARS formerly
Of Goldsmlth's Hail. Library street. have removed 10
7, Ho: az nkUNE Street between Fourth and ElfIh M
btreels, where they VIII continue their Manufactory
Of Gold Chains, Bracelets etc. in every variety. Also
the sale OF fine Gold, Silver and Copper. Old GOLD
January l. iss7 IlsSm
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtces to the 3rd of October.

BERLIN, Oct. 2--one hundred depu-
ties in the North German Parliament,
have signed formal protest against
any infringement or disturbance of the
long established maritime privileges OF
these German States, which border on
the Baltic sea.
LONDON, Oct. % p. A-Consols 94114;
Illinois Central 76Jl; Erie AZ. Still
no advices from New York. Evening
American securities somewhat firm
or; U. S. bonds ~. "a IN
LhyERfooL-2 P. M.-Cotton dull and
declined I'D since opening; New Or
leans sgd: middling uplands SD.
Lard 5ss I'd. Evening-Cotton steady.
Breadstuffs firm; corn 42s Cd; wheat
very firm. 5+-'A -
LONDON, Oct. 2-Midnight.-Repor
from Italy are startling. A dispatch
from Florence late this evening says
the outbreak at Yiterbo has not been
quelled. The small town OF Aquapen-
dente, in Orrieto, has been captured by
the insurgents, who now have full pos
session OF all the roads lsadiug TO it.
The commander OF the forces of the
Pope has asked the Italian Government
for instant assistance. Italy refuses to
furnish any soldiers. There is no long
or any room for doubt that the revolt is
serious. There are alarming apprehen-
sions OF an interruption of friendly re-
lalions between Italy and France,
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GO NJ as AND RRUsHEs

We are now receiving q nice lot OF Fancy
Goods, suitable for presents, which TO be APP
precIated. must be seen. -l15n9tfi .gaHES I
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New York Democratic ktaIe ConVen.

New York Democratic State COnVen-
-sigJtIOn. i7aE
ALBANY, Oct. 3.-The Democratic
State Convention was called to order
by Samuel J. Iildsn, who nominated
Mayor Hoffman of New Sork, tempo-
rary President, which was carried
amidst cheers. Mr.. Hoffman made a
speech, claiming Democratic victory
in November, denouncing :he Radical
party and negro suffrage, eontroyerung
tt1svlews of the Senator Conkling, In
the Republican Convention, assailing
the Registry law as unfair to adopted
citizens, and denouncing the Excise
law as odious, oppressive and unjust.
In regard to the National debt, he said
the Democratic party would pay every,
dollar in spirit as well as in letter, OF
the bond, but it could only be paid
when the Government passed into the
hands of an economical party, and
when the present enormous burthen of
taxation was reduced.
a resolution WAS adopted that the
Tammany organization is the regular
one of the party, and giving seats to its
delegates. = --.,--,.- g,4L..y- 20,
Another resolution, recognizing the
Mozart Hall party as sound Democrats,
and giving its delegates honorary seats,
WAS adopted, with an amendment in.
Guiding the German, delegates.
The usual committees were appoint
en-. Recess.
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ST.. LOUIS, October 3.-The steamer
Imperial arrived at Omaha yesterday
from the Upper Missouri with one hun
dred thousand dollars In treasure,
- The City Council of Omaha will ten
der the freedom of the city TO the edito-
rial sxcursionists who Will arrive there
next week en- route for the Rocky
Mountains. slsa- adH ~. d j.. - -raE
commission house OF this city, have sus-
pended payment Shaw, Hare & Co.,
also heavy flour dealers, are said to be
involved heavily by the failure of
Lamb q Ruinton. DO -tay Ha
Thomas E. Noell, member of Congress
from this State, who has been danger
ously i'll in this city for some time past,
is not expected to recover! " 9Uf =.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3.-The Rev
enue INSPECTORS made. a raid ON the un-
licensed whisky stills in the northern
part of the city, on Saturday last. but
were driven of by the people of The vi
cinity. To day they made another raid
with increased force, bnL Jared worse
than on Saturday, having several OF
their party badly wounded with bricks
and pistol shots. They seized several
stills, and were taking them of in cars,
when a large crowd of men and women
attacked them, recovered the copper
vessels, and drove OF the officers
Deputy o. S. Marshal Schuyler re-
ceived six serious wounds in the head.
The affair occurred near Port Rich@
mond, which is mostly inhabited by
the lowest class of Irish.
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OCTOBER 3.-FLoUR-Ffrmer, and the
demand not active; family at 81 5OalI
70; fancy at Sl2 60al8 90. Ara .
GRAIN-Wheat-5c higher and offer
ings lighter; No. red at 81 30. Corn
Unchanged and -6rmsr; No. mixed at
95a96c. Oats-No. at 62a63c.. Rye adj
vanced to 81 As; demand good. Barley
in good demand at 81 5Oal 60.
ToBAoCo--In good demand and full
prices; sales $50 hhds.
CoTToN-Dnll and prices nominally
unchanged; middliug uplands at 171za
lQo ~ u 70 " ftEFltEstLEE etg T.
but prices Irregular; no demand for
bonded. -'- ~ +f1- p
PRovIsIoNs-Firmer with an inn
proved demand for alI.aTtleles for clear
rib and clear. Bacon-Sfdes adyanced
TO l7alSc; all to be had Amounting 10
2lO bids; holders now asking TIC for
clear rib, and lS[c for clear. Bulk
MeaIs-4No sales. Cut AIeats-Beingi in
smoke or already smoked bacon,
shoulders cannot be bought below lac.
LAKD--Firm at132<c.
BUTTER-At 30a35c. .ts
CHEEsE-At l5c.
OIL-Lfnsesd ut 81 2OaI %. VEF
PErRoLEuM-Iu good demand at 50a
62c Ior renned' duty pad. -
wRATHER-It rained hard for four
hours last night, and commenced again
at noon to-day, and fell heavily until 3
P. M; 1t Ia still raining lightly; barome-
ter rose half an inch from midnight Till
noon, but Is again falling. This rain
has caused general joy, as the country
was suffering generally and seriously
for the want oft
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New York, October 3.-About three
hundred ladies were presented TO Genl
Sheridan to-day. Al the close of the
reception the General left for Newport.
At the meetings of the American BIZ
BILE Union held yesterday and to-day,
the old officers were reelected. Re-
ceipts for the year, S55, l27; eXpendi-
lures, S54 ,TS3; Bibles received, 66S, lS4;
tracts and quarterlies, l,7l6 ,269. The
discussions were quite Interesting.
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MONTREAL, Oct.t2.-A personal rem
contre took place between two noted
politicians. MT. Devlin abused Mr..
MCGEE and spat IN his face, whereupon
MCGEE caued him. This affair was
caused by threat made by MCGEE to
DISCLOSE damaging facts In the profess
sionaI career OF his antagonist.
QUEBEC, Oct. 2.-LieuI .-Gen. Wind
ham, the new commander of the forces
In Canada, arrived her per steamer
Hibernian.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. S.-Edward Cooper,
who was defeated for Congress in Ten
nesSee, is to be appointed Presidents
Private Secretary, the position he for
merry held. 7asfa a 'sz7l= ~
GOOD authority states tn at the reslR-
nation OF Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Chandler, has been received,
and Mr.. O. f. creecey will succeed
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BosToH, Oct. 3.-Frank D.. Babcock,
of Cincinnati, who attempted to MUIR
der q, woman and then commit sui
eide, turns out TO have been the robber
of$2, 600 from the Merchants Union EX-
press, in Cincinnati. When the Massa-
chusetts authorities get through with
him he will be taken to Ohio
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New YORK, October Sin the Hur-
die race Gen'I Williams beat Black
bird and Tarquin. In sweepstakes,
two miles, Virgil beat Morrissey hall
fnch-lims 3.4SIG. The Nursery stakes
were won by Mr.. Reeds Colt d, beat
ing Sanford's PUCK. Time 3 lengths;
time, i:5211z; distance, one mile. . q
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PROVIDENCE, Oct. 3.-The ancient
and honorable artillery company OF
Boston, Major General Banks com
manding, and the Newberryport Vet
eran Artillery Association, visited here
to-day, and paraded in Narragausett
Park. They were given "a banquet in
the evening, and will BE entertained at
Clam Bake, down the bay, tomorrow.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-A Havana letter
says: IN Regia, part OF Havana, a
register is being taken of young men
from IL to 20 years of ages. These
being the ages between which conscrip-
ton for the army is taken, considerable
alarm Ia accustomed thereby.
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I iNEw oRLEANs, Oct. s.-Thomas Ma
Rnire, one Of the proprietors OF the ia,
panese Troup Jugglers. was brutal
iy BEATEN last night, BY two men, who
tried to rob him of 1900. but failed.
One Of the men was arrested. -
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.p San FRANCIsco. Oct. 3.-Dates from
Honolulu state that the reciprocity
treaty bill passed the Honolulu LeRis-
tire, ON the ID OF September, by vote
of 81 against 8. The bill was fmmsdi-
signed by his Majesty the King. r
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shop OF Crane, Breed q co. = CONN
Mandatory. corner of Eighth and
Harriet streets, WIS destroyed by lire
last night Loss, $4,000; insurance,
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Reports re-
ceived from Alabama, Georgia, Missis-
sippi and Florida, show that 1887 1872
bales of cotton comprises the estimated
yield for 1867, against 1859, 455 in the
same States last year. .--- .
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BUFFALO, October :s.-Mr. p. NJ.
Doyle, of New York, whose wife died
here recently, has been held for trial,
1t appearing that her death was caused
by convnl6ions resulting from abor-
tion ~ - l7-l.. -1a WA l5l-,,zH -F-
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The break In prices of certain styles
of cotton fabrics has stimulated the de-
but on the whole has not helped trade
much as buyers have lost confidence In
ths mIiuleuanceo of prices and hold OF,
anticipating decline in goods gener-
ally, AZ nccordance with the fall in
cotiou.rr We quote Atlantic A brown
sheetings at 16Hc; Pacific A, 1867 Law
ings. l21zc; do U. l01fc. Prints of some
mnkes' are reduced to unreasonably
low rates, such ms Amokeag, which
now sell ut one York shilling. On the
whole the market is dull and very un-
settled ar ri -
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cArrLE MARKr..

Receipts large. $500; quality low;
prices &c below Monday; choicest 1880
down to Sa9c. Shsep-arriying heavy:
prices lower; 4111a7c. ,Lambs-71 zaS1< &c.
Hogs Easier; prime 7!Iza77<; common
6a6Sc, .t- -LE 7s'4ils h-ti tt'HFI f
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FLoUR-Closed quiet and very Arm,
particularly for medium grades. -
GRAIS-Wheat-Qui and firm at
81 31a2 81 for No, 2, aud g 10 for No.
spring, both to arrive. Rye-Firner,
sales OF q, 600 bushels western at 81 %.
Oats-Firn at 76a76ISc for Chicago and
Ohio. ,Corn-Dul and heavy at 81 32a
vIsIoSs4Pork-DuII, with sellers
meas al SO 50 cash and regular, and
buyers at S23 20. Beef-NominaE. Ont
Meats-Quiet and heavy. Bacon
Moderately active and unchanged.
Lard-Quiet at 14ssa147<c for fair TO
prime steam and l47<al41Sc for kettle
rendered. III EH p iti Z 1Hil
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~ GovERNAfEST SToCKs-Coupons go,
l129I; '64, 1855; rs, 1925; new series,
lO7Iz; 10 40s coupons 99Is;7 -30s, second
and third, 1857. ..I.1 ..lLf. 4s-.-ls..i I
b. ioNEY-7 per cent. Sterling IO91sa
1925. . ..5ffs.r4g7s ID. i...frl5,. On
GoLD-l445z bid and l45 asked. The
advance in gold to-day is attributed 10
decline in American securities in
London, as reported to private parties
in anticipation OF trouble in Europe.
fa1 CLOSING PRICEs-5:30P P. NJ. zgta
GoLD-Decidedly firmer, opening at
l445s and closing at 1853. ~ Ban 10
GOVERNMENT STocKs-1sa1<c lower;
coupons of 81, 1105S: do, '62, 1925; do,
"a, 1885; do, 80, 1858; do, new, 10T1 q;
do, '67, lO7J<; lO-40s, 995<; 7.3Os, 1861
STOCRs-Unsettled under the news
from Europe and the tightnsss of
money. Canton 43L: Cumberland goa
29IS; Quicksilver 25Ha26; Mariposa ga
91<; Pacific Mail 14O1<aI4O5<; Atlantic
Mail; ll21Sa1l3; Western Union Tele-
graph 355S; New York Central 1091<a
lO9i<; Erie 649<a641S; Hudson 12S1[;
Reading 011<a10lN;r Ohio certificates
2615; st. Paul 1917, do preferred 65H;
Michigan Central 1OSa109; Michigan
Southern SlaSl1<; Illinois Central 1215 y
al2I u; Pittsburgh 79aSO; Toledo l27al2S;
Rock island 10l5sRI015<; Northwestern
42sSa421<, do preferred 661<a665S; Fort
Wayne 100a1001S. ID ...,.i (. ~ --.s..'-.--,
EXPRESS SHARES--welIs,E Fargo q Co.
Sc; American 571<; Adams 81; United
States 591z; MerchantA' Union 24.og
STATE SToCKs-Missouri Is, lO45f;
Tan N "a q rfaJvzI069ss zzsassz---s-z =
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OCTOBER 3.-FLoUR-Quist and firm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mt 81 rs; ann
Der SIC. and spring &c better; sales
white Michigan at 81 49,; amber do
81. 66a2 SO. LCorn-ISc better: sales No.
/ Wabash at 81 ID; No. white, 81 10;
Michiaan, 81 0Sal0 81. Oats-3e better;
sales No. / at 5sn59c; No. 2, 57c Rye
Quiet at 81 25dor No. I. Barley-$I IS
for Hos2. -----....,-. s.sEE<G.A1
LAKE FRRIsHH-.Unchan
iygos .-.z.,llA sBaG4IO. as -sIssr+5
OCTOBER 3.-FLouR-ActIve and zoe
MISUNDERSTANDING at 81 os for
No. Chicago spring; 81 O3a2 OF for. No.
3 do, with an upward tendency Corn
81 15al 1910 No.2. oats-625fc.
FRBIoHTs-Cnchang 80 "a
5is1 $ liada S,aIesgo. - "a
ocroBER S.-FLouR-Firmer and I'M
GRAIN-w heat-S1 o.. Corn4sI Oh.
Oats-5s1<c. Rye-SI z6aI a. Barley
4 g Pa9yI sgsFFE P9rknsnall
LARpE s1zaIszt 2 a -lfi..,i q
.iisgf sl1qiSs HIEI6auIEee- 1lg- .-st
q 295. s;@TEEogszFlFtp; city Xxx
GHArTT Wheat Quiet at u g51z for
no. l.a1 4f'li suzlLaIs 7T'
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The Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.

ny the Onion LinsG
Omee.- corner of Main and Monroe street.
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Dissolution.

uAvrre PURcH 4sEp THE ENTIRE
III Stock OF the Carpet Store OF Orr, PAUL
q Co., and thank full for the very liberal pa
tronRee bestowed upon the old nrm, we
would AJAX R.cOntinuRnce of the same. IN
tending to give our entire time and attention
10 the bus ness, with increased stock and ia.
cnlties, we hope TO give satisfactions TO all
who may favor az with their patronage.
The business will be carried on under the
- = 14e ~ s.za eJ.C.oRR&co.,
Successors to
sepl6 r.r-.. ORR, PAUL. q CO..