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ARRIVED YEsTERDAY

Steamer Norman, Groweil As hours from Boston, with
0 BomSa anG
up; off Reedy Island, ste9mtug America with ship
Steamer Novelty, Tut "A hours from New York'with
steamer Frank, Pierce "a hours from New York with
moTe With mdsS to Gro1es WET Jr n0uS
Bsrque Maggie, Putnam, from Boston, in ballast to
sg6T Gold Hunter, Price, days from St. John; NIB.
dywine shoals on Wednesday night and lost overheard
schr Mechanic. Eessick, from Drawbridge, Del with
grain rain to , Moore & Wheatssy f with
mdSe to H laG Van HORN orano' 0"'o
No MR bGfSS o SoTcPO shss from
in Saaa MfF ffitBsa Baiey days from Bangor
sGhr M 3 WelingGp " GPg GGhiPman' days from Boston,
schT Georgie peerins, Willard, from Portland with
mdse to &C GT9Eell T & Collins s.u, ,o.s,,,. ,,.,,
to Collins Co. iOoo ''o" NoiioA WIN 'u'Oor'
,soRr Surprise Beers, from Boston, with mdse to Mor
schr Lottie Taylor, from Boston, with mdse to Mer.
s%h s SSK rGP Nanooko
schr Four sisters, sheerer, from New York, in bal
last to Mershon Cloud 90 from, po..o0 +, ,oro..
chr Baker, Porvoro from Boston, in ballast to
se6T CrOeker Presbrey, from Taunton, in ballast
schr a i Miller, Miller, from Boston, in ballastto
mscRT0H scSr G irwin, irwin Atkins, from Boston.
sShr siRneksen fsom BostoB fESm Boston
Schr Lena Hunter, Perry, from Boston.
Schr nj E Smith Smith, from Portland.
Schr W Hall, Powell, from Boston
CLEARED.
Steamer Diamond State, Webb, Baltimore, GrovesJr.
Steamer Willing, Cunditf, Baltimore, Groves Jr.
schr d siner, Huntley, Salem, John Rommel, Jr.
Schr Lena Hunter. Perry, Boston, do
Schr Nightingale Beebe New London, do
Schr II Naylor, Naylor, Boston, do
Schr l. Russell, Smith, Gloucester, do
Schr Amos Edwards Somers Salem, do
Schr ii w Benedict, Case Plymouth, do
schr smith, Smith, Boston, captain
MEMORANDA.
Ship Columbia (NG.), Foss, hence for Bremen,
passed 9th inst. lat Al, long 81 20.
Ship W. ii. Bigeow, Parker, cleared at Liverpool
26th ult. for Philadelphia.
shiP Mary Warren, Lowe, off Liverpool 2sth ult
shp Albert EsictsOn, for Philadelphia entered Oat
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 12.-The messenger of the Ac-
commOdaton Bank, while standing on Third street,
near the custom-house, this afternoon, was robbed
of $4,000 in money and 500 in drafts. No clue has
been obtained to the thief.
The excursion party of the general ticket agents
reached Fort Hayes to-day. They leave for Lea
yenworth in the morning.
General Hancock left for Washington this after
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[rOE ADpITIoNAL LocAl IrnMs snE OUTSIDE FAens. ]

ATHLETIC VS.. ALL ENGLAND.-The match
game of base ball between the English crick.
eters and the Athletic Club came Off yesterday,
on the grounds OF the Germauto wn Cricket Club,
IN the presence of a very large assemblage of
spectators. The following is the score, the Ath.
letc giving their opponents the advantage of
four outs to an inning. Harrop, of the Olympic,
uitpbpd (or fha
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90 r N TX @ y
" RAG MANUFAUToRY.
JoHN IT, BAILEY CO.,
N f. corner OF ARK Ell ana WArnn S1ee'7'
nEA ITRa I'M RAGS AND HA6GlN0
or every description, for - Mana
Grain, Flour, SALT Super, fn3spha'e ns % -'''-''
Iarge and snoaI qUNEY B Aes constAn''S VI" """S
2s.lI Alsc, Hcc- ,IHNss CASoADmN
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]. VAUGHN MEkRICKi WILLIAM II, MRRRrcw
JOHN n. COPE "
S%OUTHWAkK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
GAS FIXTURES.

~ a s II T u r g.
VI MISK9Y, MERRILL d THACKARA
No. us CHEsNUT Street,
mauuiao lurerH OF Gas Fixtures. Larnpa etc., etc.,
elegant assortmsnt OF Gas oeandelsrs Rsne sns, ,1
dwellings and public buildings and attend TO exenaS
Ing, altering, and repelrnR gAs-pipe1s o.,,s
AL work warranted. SM
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From New I9runsIyicl,.

ST. JoHN Oct. 12.--Ihe Paris crew of st. John,
with their new boat, the ".Jah," left by steamer
this morning Tor Springfield, Massachusetts,, to
q matCl with the Ward hrnthers.
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From Massachusetts.

WORCESTER Oct. 1.-Two men registered at the
hotel as H. b. Conkin and Hiram Tucker, from
bridgeport who have been stopping in this city for
a few days past, left here this forenoon, with
stolen team and large amount of money obtained
by forgery at different banks in this city.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA body of armed men,
mounted, are committing depredations in Bulltt
county They burned acolored schUOl-house and
ley was fred into train on the Nashville Railroad
lately, which is supposed to have been done by the
snlnC nnrtY.
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WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES.
- IL n D 8 ---S n a o Z 8.

b. j. WILLIAMS & SONS,
No. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
LARGEST MANUFACTURERS, AND Sell
LOW PRICES.
PLTNDs psirted and trimmed.
eToRE SHADES made. and let.eTsa taths
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Base Ball.

New York, Oct. 12-The Mutuals beat the At
antics, in a match game of base ball, by score Of
bIV@L,
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Implre-JheOdOre BOmoSIer, OF Iureka BaSe
Ball Club, of Newark.
Scorer-Mr. PhiladOr Bell.
Fly catches, English-Tarrant 2; Smith,
Pooley, 2; Rowbotham, 1; HarrOp, /; CharlwOod
/; total, IL. Athlehc-Fisler, 1; Radcif, ?; Foran,
1; Reach, 1.
Out on bases-English, II; Athletic G.
Struck out-Englsh, o. Athletic 1.
Out on fouls-English, 8; Athletic, 8.
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FROM WASHING TON.
Military Aid demanded in West Virginla.

Governor Boreman, of West Virginia, arrived
here this morning. He wants troops sent into that
State to preserve the peace at the coming election,
as the disfranchised rebels in several counties
threaten to vote at all hazards. He thinks the
moral effect of a few companies well distributed
will be sufficient, and that they might be spared
from the garrison of Washington.
General Thomas in whose department West Vir
ginia belongs, says he cannot send any from Ten
nessee. Both gentlemen were in conference with
the military authorities this morning.
Spain.
It is ascertained from an authentic source that in
a telegram of the 4th inst, Minister Hale applied
for instructions in view of the political situation at
Madrid The instructions given through the
same medium on the 9TH inst Mr.. Hale now tele
graphs that in compliance with the instructions, he
has recognized the new government at Madrid
His proceeding has been confirmed.
Guatemala.
Senor j. NJ. Vela to-day presented his credentials
to the Secretary of State, and was received as
Charge d'A flares of the republics Of Guatemala and
Salvador,
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,Os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PaILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
suN RISKS, q SUN sETsA 3S HIGH WATER, II "A
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
3$$s 3$%s s S45$s S3sas MONTHLY COMMITTEE
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

EFE*A PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
snas.z. BOILER W0RK5.-NEAFIE d LEVY
MAGHiNISTe, BOILEk-MAKERS, b AOK.
Saa, SSMaiihs ID and FOUNDERS having tor many years
oeen IN successful operation and been exclusively
Engines high and low pressure, Iron Boilers water
ranks ProPelers. etc. etc. respectfully offer their
tract for engines OF all sizes. Marine, RipeT sns
Stationary having sets OF patterns Of different aEea
are prepared 20 orders with quick despStch
shortest notee High and Iow.pressafe a a. Fine inc
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers OF the best PennsyVa
Iron and Brass Castings of ali descrptops Roos1l
Turning Screw Cutting all 0ther work oon
Drawings and specacations for all work dona =,
the establishment free of charge, ana work g1aran.
iced. N
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room toy
repairs OF boats where they lie in perfect sans
and provided with shears blocks, falls eto az
'Oi i"-''AA "'~'' u -SA' JACOB O. NEAFIE
- JOHN p. LEVY,
sig BEACH and PALMER Streets,
J.VAUsHN AERRIcKl WILLIAM H. MRRRIoK
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Sreela, ~
PHILADELPHIA,
- MERRICR d SONS,
EGGINEERB AND MACHINIgT8
mklu1ActuTe High and Low Pressure Steam EnKinea
lon Land, river, ana Marine Service,
aips 6ols6s SSs9ineteSs S M e Tanks Iron B9ats ETC.
Iron nTaiaS ~, ROOFS or Gas Work, Workshops, ana
RetOrtB and GRS Machinery of thA latest and most
improved construction.
Every description Of Plantation Machinery, also
sugar, saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans on
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping, hns
Sole Agents for NJ Beux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Aspinwall u Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar
Draining Machines. 6SOa
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Alabama.

The delegation of the Alabama Iegisla-
tnre having neglected to bring the authen-
ticated eopy'of the resolutions under which
they are acting, will await it's arrival by
mail before officially visiting the President
Governor Smith is with the delegation, by
request of the Legislature, to advise and
support them. He has no official functions
TO perform in connection with the appiica-
ton for troops. He is of opinion t..aG the
action of the Legislature, though unusual
In form, meets the requirements of the
Constitution in the matter of securing Fed
eral aid. He does not fully sympathize
with the Legislature in its call for addi-
tional troops, and expresses his confidence
in his own ability to maintain the peace of
the State. The people desire peace, and he
has the assurance OF men of both parties
of support in his effort -Ae -
There is some disorder on the line of the
Tennessee river and north OF Mobile, but
elsewhere throughout the State there are
no indications of disturbance, and no dis
position TO resist law. In no other portion
has any officer regularly installed in Office
been resisted in the performance of his du-
ties. The Governor is apprehensive that
during the excitement or the coming cleo
ton imprudent parties may commit acts
which will lead to serious disturbances, un-
less restrained by some assurance from the
President that they will be put down by
Federal authority. Beyond this assurance
Governor Smith is inclined to think no
Federal Interference is necessary at pres
ent. .-Er 1Ha-.u- -.t -- 80 -- H"
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Latest Concerninsspain.

A<OHNDO1N1 OSPb' -
No official dispatches have been received
from Madrid since Friday. The following
accounts come from other sources: O g-
The revolution in Spain is the result of
the union of the constitutional, moderate
and liberal parties in an effort to overthrow
the reigning dynasty. The fleet has Joined
the movement because the sailors are I'M
paid, and the greater part of the army has
revolted because they are indignant at the
exile of their favorite General. The Church,
which is bound by every tie to the Queen,
resists and holds the masses in check. !. =.
AS far as can be ascertained from various
reports received up to the present hour,
the insurrection extends throughout the
provinces of Cadiz, Seville, Cordova, Gren-
ada, Huelva, Valencia, Alicante, Algese-
ras, Malaga, Vigo,. Ferrol, Corunna, Lag
runa, Almeria and Oviedo, and many arm
ed bands have appeared in the province of
Huesea, Laragossa, Tepnel and Navarro. -
General Pacia has arrived in the vicinity
of Cordeva, but his troops were deserting
in large numbers, and he was obliged to
stop his march and wait for rreinforcements
from Ciudad, sPrial and Brada1os, which, at
last accounts, had not reached him. -.s5
The Province of Bescay has sent troops
to San Sebastian for the protection of the
Queen in Andalusia. 81, l,-e--.i ..,-s 1si,a
The telegraph wires have been cut and
railroads torn up.
The official journals of Paris, rejecting
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

q A DOUBLE MEETING.-If the weather be
favorable, the meeting tomorrow night
will be grand affair. Arrangements have
been made for speaking at the East Front
of the State Honsein Germanby one of the
most brilliant orators in the country, Emil
Rothe, of Wisconsin. Turn out, Germans,
and hear the issues of the day eloquently'
discussed in your mother tongue. AT the
West front that gallant and eloquent son Of
Ohio, Gen. Thomas Ewing, jr., and Hon. A.
Mayo. of this city, will address the people
in English. The White Boys in Blue will
be present and iflumine the meeting with
their torches. .7aosi-ua
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C,ncinnatll MarKe.4sept. es.I I

FLOUR-Dull aud unchanged.
lWHEAT-Closed unsettled, nominal at
b. COR MA etive and higher; ;searA 81 05;
distiAers buying 1hslaA 6 nsht s1oni wss
OATS-Good demand and higher No.
at 60@62c.
RYE-Declined at 81 81 for No. 1.r
f9 BARIEY4ActiVe,d tehdehcy upward;
spring 81 25@a3 a35 ;latter rate fof GAnadfan;
tah 50 4e@2I9o; hsiders asked turshet ad-
vance at the close. -,,f.....,4 ,;tI,,,,
COTTON-Middling unchahged.
F0BACCO-Ing good demand at full rates.
/ + iWHFSK Y-ADuH atJ$1 DO. Ym'ui 81
MESS PORK-Sald at $2S 87s bHtgelosed
fdBTtK EfBiSi MEArs-clooSseds rather DUH at
1o34@1le for shoulders anda L13344cs for
sides.
a Quietand, firm at l2g14 for shoul-
der and 151S for clear rib and clear sides.4
SLARD-Quiet; retail sales at 191s@ 2 ic.
HoBUTTER-Firna aud in light supply;
fresh 35@40c. IytsJuOa
CHEEoE--Firm at 16@1Sc.
APPLES-Firm at S3@5 per bbl.-.
OIL-Linseedi dull at 81 07@1' 0S, very
little demand 1Ard firm at full prices; pc
Etroleuml steady at 81 @33c for refined. 10
L SUGARf7Firmi raw l21a @l51ac. 1r nR
| COFFEE-Firm; sales at q @25 for COM
mon to prime, chiefly 23@24c.
GRAPES-PlentY at l0c per ID for Kel-
| ly,s Island. % s 9{ff w1n jltH2
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iiAlabama.

MeNTaoMERY, ALA. Sept. 36.
inThe Legisiatureisd Going hothink kof ken--
eral Importance, and will probably 4 wait
the return OF Governor Smith and the COM
mittee with him before proceeding with
the the eusiess Of pf9,viding for the election M
Governor Smiths view of affsirsinoA la
bama, as sentEbg telegraph to-day, gives
& t5 e fne e1Pisi q feo
90 " s70 @OBen. Ba atief.: yisi9 y
".YNulSNs5lNa4 sM IS BOSTON, Sept. .g26. II
Delegates to the Republican Convention
favorable to Decentralization of BeE. Builder,
haYe been ohosendn salem.and NswppFy- =
III a1s sEx.Presidenf Pierce..ias y
7o''5 lH'nfiio edf bs9t t.coSGoRb, sept, 2S. u
@ Ex-President Pierce is very feeble His
nerves are quite siiattereal L It is doubtful
about him ever getting aboutIagain!W
. gufusns sdi Silver NeWsjaso ysdj :.
srom ii vsz RTTsBURGH. Septemberi28. 81
, Thesriver islnineteen feet and six inc hes
sPS Ssassf tis5R cloudy and cool si i ,s's @
s''4S 4Sr Wv" CAT His Throat. -
~ a - ~ w., x HARTFORD, Sept. %. (
John Wells, confined in the State prisonl
for horse stealing, succeeded in cutting his,
throat this morning. g.RI9G79 ilG9 ~
uuoJ d. moi O.iO4F. bIoo5T Islo :.
III dido VIA nIo1 BALT1MoRR9S 2e
/ nhe Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows ADJ
i9urned to-day to meet hext yeaD in San
Fl fFrranneellsscHo.na neelsHo.na 81 1adW too al -tnsmg9oh i
I'd Burned ,g ~ Death n9di
% Is.s SPRINGFIETLD, MASS, Sept "a. .
Mrs. Ellen Kueiderbof5 was burned to
death yesterday in her shanty at Lee, Mass ;,
where she lived alone.J 10 sl7lo' " 4
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NewYork Market-sept. M. y = J. y,u !, ea. = y

COTTON-Firmer;;, sales 900 bales = at
251se for middling Hplands. .s6ssurt.tI
FLOUR-Dull and le lower on common
TO medium grades. ssas {, ,isa9 {, 5,1 ,92i 81 s2I9EO
WHEAT-DulI and i2@3cI lower on
spring.! The advance in ocean freights
checks EXPORTS l. sJttht
p RY E-DdiI at 81 @450 for western.
-OATS--Dull audi heavy; sales at 73@
1870 for western aflaat. ~,
E !" CORN--Heavy and declining; 81 13@
n 16 for hnsound; slsl1(@1t I711ssu for sound
sPoRK@DaIl s2s io@2s Is for mess.
-BEEE-Qliet-loi sJoJaQIO +
CUT EATS-Nominaiiy unchanged.
BACON9Qdiet and in buyers favor
LARD-Dull and heavy at '191S@19s4c
for fair to prime steam.
4iEGGs-Steadyat 27csIqosq edt tai
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NEW APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. 9. w. Colt, of La, and Hon.
Chiffon A. White --.---

Hon. 9. w. Colt, of La, and Hon.
Chiffon A. White
Will speak -
At CHILLICOTHE. Saturday. October 10th.
The meeting heretofore announced at
Ashland, for the 9Th of October, is with
drawn by request. .-...-. .,
Hon. A. g. Thurman and Hon.
'pt -l's-' Frank HI. Hurd
Will address the people -s..s..
At MARION. Tuesday, October 9Th.
DIR. Charles Allen
Willspeak with Hon. Geo. III. Pendletoh
At COSHOCTON, Wednesday, September sOth.
At NEW PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct. 1st.
With General Ewing
At CANTON. Friday, October I'd.
Hon. G. N. Lamfson ~ q
Will speak with Hon. A. G.. Thurman
AT MARION, October 9th.
At DELAWARE, October 7th.
At LONDON. October 9Th.
AT WASHINGTON g. H.. October 10th.
| w. w. WEBB, E. F. BINGHAM,
Secretary. Chairman.
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FOREIGN N NEWS.
BYi ATLANTIC CABLE.

. -.9..f .l' =. E.-4l .AuUience. o. = ri o.-f I
.te.l 1l sF..,e. q, ~, e vienna, Sept. 26.Ss ,
John Hay, Charge d'Affairs, had an aud
ience with the Emperor yesterday. III, /
--e. ,.,44 Ii Resigned. /
Count Andrausy, President Of the Hun
garian Ministry, has resigned. ..l.7.h /
The Turf
Fgsg EE"ssE 4 - % LONDON, Sept. &C..
LADY Cecilia won the first race at New.
Market yesterday; Devere the. second !;
Hermit's sister the third; Martinique the
fourth, and Brown Filly the fifth.
.teFEe., 81. Disaster. -ri-.ssa, vtaAT
-sA''] ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 26.
There is much excitement here over the
total wreck OF the Russian corvette Alexan-
der Newski off the town of Harbore, DIN
mark. The Grand Duke Alexis was on
board. 1t is expected all hands were
I'd s''a'' .ss .u Spain .zgs.1-.-@6 r75Ts
PARIS, Sept. 26.
The news from Spain is meagre. Official
reports state news is favorable to the Gov
ernment.
The Emperor hasinvited Prince Napol-
con to Paris to consult on Spanish affairs.
United States and Mexico.
o.. LONDON, Sept. 26.
The Times this morning has an article
on the designs of the United States and
Mexico. The Times would approve of the
ABSORPTION of that country into the Ameri-
can Union if it could be assured of two
things, viz: The future peace of Mexico
and payment of her debts.
- seq - or = Sentence.Fso5f - 't.lFE y
The case of Sarah Rachel Leverson, bet
ter known as Madame Rachel, for con-
spiracy to defraud Mrs. Mary Tucker Bar
radie of large sum of money, has been
determined. The Judge sentenced Mad
anne Rachel to fivey years imprisonment and
hard labor.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-In-
dolent sores for which the regular pharma-
copeia provides no. real remedy are COM
pletely healed, in two or three weeks, by
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT. Its balsamic veg
etable qualities have a most wonderful eff
feet upon the diseased flesh and completely
extirpate the virus which feeds the ulcer
orsore. AS morbid condition of the whole
system is generally-a concomitant of dis
charging ulcers, an occasional dose of Hol-
loway's Pills may assist and expedite the
cure. Sold by all Druggists. R9feWs
jy9 d1y-cw hecrfjeE
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New York Dry Goods ~ iarkstnsept. ee.

new OflA AHy Uooos s"Afhet-SePS>0s
There is considerable activity in all fine
grades of unbleached ImusliHs,I which were
reduced to one, shilling. AS the stock BIS
been entirely bought up it is Dow very dii-
ficult to obtain this class of goods at less
than13c per yard, at which we quote Mas
sachusetts B B, nor can Atlantic T. or Pa
cific L be bought lbelow 1876. rPepperell
r and Newmarket A are selling at 1212c.
All standard heavv shfrtings are steady
and firm at 715 51s Ice for hest makes
Prints steady and firm at 12115(9l3e for best
brands part from Cocheco and iMerrimack
do held at 13J5c. Masonville paper, cam
brics reduced TO Is. Stripes in moderate
request at a eoncessiony lUncasville 6 by 3
market 6 BY 8, l6c; Awaspa isIse, and
Pittstield Zoe. Delains steady at 20.;- Ar
mucer 21c, and glace iustres 27%.,
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HUGE APPLES. 2 joseph corral, who
lives on the Darby road, one hal mile west
of Hilliard, has our thanks for lot of his
mammoth Seymour and Blair apples. Four
of them weighed three and one-quartero
pounds. The largestmeasured twelve and
one-halt inches in circumference. Large
as they were, their flavor was most deli
cious. Who can beat these in the apple
line, this year? Mr.. Gorrel has our thanks
for his kind attention. % to@, '-o'i
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MAseuERaDE surTs.- Gentlemen desiring e
to secure splendid costumes for themselves
or ladies, in which to attend the Grand
Masquerade Ball at Ambos' Hall on next
Wednesday evening, can obtain them by
applying to w. H. Stuart, STATESMAN office.
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5Sss,iH0N6Extlexh.,!s, x.,!,


I1s+ p -HShACcS 70 N5SftIS1U DSE 04Hs&
So 3 i,,Ss sS{ass ;!E4 asG4ar sspt2
m Honolalas advices to September 5thsyare
received, Z Tie III M;sgpersst 81 q sssot tine
fheI atne. .oceprrence was. o6sax xped5af Port
HloI I sTheO su6sia6ffee at Hawai- was
in .piacesithree to f6ufs esueilgfs felx to
seven feet,1wtile az Hfi6 qhe greatest sub
idence noticed was eie hit inches. u, .Bilo.
J Parpt and Kau; from one tot III eafttfidl AXES
sccul dailya Gonsid deEa6 BILE StnQk kestSssSsfinY
from Kitanan.Cbutlittle fire is visible. The
| 9 ci atoms Of the, sea, Of. lQ, -Apgpst3 3etb,
t5tif and 26th, were ne mar kable For three
/ days the sea rose and fell from threesto
| four feet once every ten,miHutesH a6.iN
|. I The American Minister npnblishes 1of-
! dCdaf Understanding "A American sfR}osHh hers
tna ,shipmasters against paftfcf patfh@ in
the ,Cooiie. trade between the Sandwich
islands and otter 'pofts. 'Vdshbnaa
The Ship 7Eie d ado saifef AfS fGBSE Eker's
island August 3lst.
1 CommerS fals news unimportaiit;,4e HIs53 nr,3
Il IN the. port Of aonolnIa--U Unftef States
steamer MolIanko. Hamburg, bark R. c..
EWylies Robert sLanes1IO ,axTsSastiq
Fears are entertained of the safety of the
bark Clara SutiL now, forty one days out
from Honolalu., .ss-c, = 81 ! ~ s,.s,,5tjI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28

PoRrRAIrs.-We admit the correctness of
the likeness of .Major Spivins,' as publish
ed in the Journal of Saturday, and expect
Jigadier Brindle Comfy to do the same by
our picture ofihim. We would inform all
anxious inquirers that we usually read the
Journal before getting out of bed, and if
there be anything good in it, we are very
apt to see it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-28
St I.uis MA ii rket-sent .seli ssmi

FLOUR-Unchanged, with demand for
low grades. tffgB ONO MS buh :asI
WHEAT-Medium grades a little lower
but choice qualities unchanged, ...,..,;,,. q
CORN4Very little doing; at 92@95c,
with fancy lots at higherrates. SD 5nL2f'i
OATS-Unchanged at 52@55c.
RYE-A little better, at 81 1901 81 for
good grades. - go. -, e., %,
zBARLEY-Unchanged; buyers holding
off. 3UI U.at Bns .41!fi7 fhiisiId p s =
PORK-Unchanged at S29 90. sii % sJ
BACONiz-Shoulders l211s @l4e;clear sides
1524@1614c. r .... - .,,,..,i. -, -;
WHISKY-Steady at$1 80,