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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WkpxExpAr EyIrIN0, Sept =
The following tahles ahow the daily receipts and shp-
nj of lire 1tck dun& the week ~ thls eysnlnf
reported by the Scerctsf1 of tho Ouaoa etok aNo1
, 1869-09-23

store 10 this aty ou MONDAY manning lass sna lt
corresponding dates:
, 1869-09-23

1T Is thought that the etcess OF revenue TOT
the nscs. gear ending June 80, $50. Will be motc
t.an sloo, ,o00, zoo over the expenditures. IhA Is
the prospect Iust now. Since the commencement
ct tie prescn: Dseal 5eaE, the AVERAGE reee!pl1
from customs alone has been oycr q. OK. ooo per
week. Tue receipts from internal Fryenue a1e es-
tjns1ed nj x17n 0n0 1or the dsca year and some
forty odd millions from other sources, which. With
the co3tn1, will make the recttrA over ,ooo-
NO. while II IL estimated thrt the expenses OF the
GOVERNMENT will he bclow S3oJ, 0ao. .aoo.
The Commercial National HanE Of CINCINNATI
has Withdrawn the bonds deposited To secure IL
circulation, and deposited IeRal.tcnder notes IN.
der provision Of the 4sd section Of the National
f>rrre+rt
, 1869-09-23

EG6s-Wess In demand saa &sa8y Il D3ca.v
dex ,..
, 1869-09-23

The wells ere sunE to an average depth Of 100
feet. &c.. ....
The Apxrican GFpcs7 Il the ua1ue Of seni-
uonth1y journal published By Darby h ca, OF New
fo3k, The trat nnmber Of which ls Al hand. Hcon-
ta.ns great amount Of information Of interest 10
, 1869-09-23

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NEW puBIIcArIoHs.

Messenger the Sacred Heart October. Il
Content Papat Infallibility and It's first
Assailants Lcandro, or the Sign of the Cross
Catholic Msions; The Tabernacle; st. Peters
Crusaders ;eelgious Chronicle; A Letter, etc,
The Young Crusader. October.
There is ime talk Of increasing the size of
this juyeni monthly. We hope a liberal pa
tronage wi enable its managers to take this
progressivstep. 1t aims to strengthen the
faith, impEe the mind and purify the heart.
1t furnisls reading sufficiently interesting
to entertai the young during the leisure hours
which in,ryene between study, without
making tlir ordinary duties distasteful to
them. '7
beBoic's 3stkly Rerieie September.
This siding monthly is, as usual, full of
matter rating to the material interests of the
South, AT deserves in return a liberal patron
age. TIfcontents are varied, and the several
subjectsreated in comprehensive manner.
FOODS Busehold Magazine. September.
1t wi be seen that this number is late, a
Circumstance accounted for by the Immense de-
mand, nd consequent inability of its machine
~ to k.ep pace with orders. This tells the
story If it's popularity, and a glance over its
pageswin satisfy any one that the patronage
it enjys is well deserved.
AmeritaR Agriculturist. October.
Wede not believe there is any way in which
our rSders could invest the small sum of one
dollai and half where it would bring to them
such hrge returns, both in profit md satisfae
ton, Is in subscription for the elegant je;sr
nal 1amed above, of which we have just nov
recei.ed the October napnber. The beautiful
engr.vings, alone, in each number are wertl
the subscription price. With great liberality
the publishers offer the last two>ponths of thi
yearfree to all now subscribers received il
October, for 1870. Address, Orange Judd s
Co., 245 Broadway, New York.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

SHADOWS BEFORE. The AngIicans Of Ar
magh and Dublin, IN joining their forces TO
consider their future course, do not eyince
eitherSioy OF gratitude at the millions of gum
cas- they are to gather from Church spoils. On
the contrary, they seem to feel that Hcomin 9
events cast their shadows before in o mourn
full manner. They have been filing their ser
mons with references to >the "inevitahlo discs
Establishment. of the Protestant Church in Eng
land; and certain Rev. Nash Griffin, ID. D.,
lands Church, having "1oosed her aDchor from
the Rock Of Ages aud drifting about anaonSet
shoals of MEDIEVAL superstitions and moderu
incredulities, must he Aplitn The Language
is not elegant, but there may be y great den
of truth in the prophecy -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-Market moderately active
number lbs, bright, s0D90ei good medium bright GA
S Gr az DO dark SSu Humber T. S. an
ms 81 80 navy lbs 37@Gs; do htihs $3.50 fancy
styles sR TD Nor past
s nGS %ss4 la E is iay
prime 4s Refinery sagars in request L RmaI No
selling 50 to soc gallon for eboiied and 81
70 FLoTR0H Sny Seeh moderately active with fair
59pB on sa &c. teS 6 TO-
commands 81 TO So 50 per bbl. ,,
vaRSeG W sep Western s. IS yellow d per
seply and coed as% man pFiSss having
HSy-Is in light supply and firm. Choice Western
SeIo AZ " ps retailing at sa4 m pOr
IN ssg9ess sa4 afSs. SSGu1ars
af f Snt rS at 3 q rs g for eree. and "a
II LIS Shoulders are held a. isho per h.
! BRE.S KFAsF BACoS--1s scarce Aottherh cohfhahuS
LoufsSSA RicE@pnand good and prices firm at
slc prime to good fre TO u for ordinary to good
aaa d3S.@ F%InS: are plenty
choice Cioshcn is quoted at 47c Northern
IS to s. choice Western % to 81 inferior % to sSc per ID
10 to 90 inferior to H. Northern l9h to 20 for factory
sTWe qaote ao q IS 49, ss 30 to 81 IS
PEI E seiiSLs1Potstocs sell tho landing At q 60 70
St Lgis and g per Dbl for Ohio Onions e
s. per Dbl Cabbage st5 to ssoper crate
POIlTllY ANp Western ChickeI:s are selling on
the landing "a per dozen fOr rOwnaId so for young
Geese 50 and Turkeys s3 dozen Eggs are scarce
and now command 40c per dozen for iyesh eserl
BAGGINd-The dealers selling freely Ut &c per 10
in rolls and est in bales. Kentucky hemp,2db to 2sc
BALE RoPE-ChoIco machine Hemp Is retailing slowly
at sIc per lb. is... g,
WOOL to merino, light, 81 to Sec to merino,
heavy 26a 2gc Louisiana, free from burs, % TO 2c
Louisiana, bury 15c medium 1neIino long
- common nerino % To 2'c AnsSissppl Tree
from burs ~ 10 29ic; Mexican, improved ~ TO 2eci
common do I6 Is Receipts Uf new clip are Ilh-
market fairly active, with considerable demand from
ruauufa cturcfa. -
CoTFEE-Stock educed prices firm at 1863 to 1890 pes
III tgnd duty paid l54 for gOOu falr Ia 10
10 fair &c for ordinary, and good 20 prime u 10 io
Hi6Fs-Afsxican flint 10 B2Oc Texas flint 1905 country
slted 16 l7ci saited city
= slaughter Ole for steers light to heavy green
u sailed cit v slaughter kips 10 20 l4c.
BROOM CORN-ReGeipts sell at ESQ to EGO per ton Ao
-, | ordinary and $500 for extra fine.
CuNSY BAGs--ATe quoted at i9e; with mono Oh hana
TALLowThe market qniet, stock fair, at tad ',
IO7 choice Texas and IL TO ilc for do city rendered
; Money Market.
o The money market proper is without any matcTl9
, change. ON the street Al notes with unquest9nabi
. coateras may DO quoted at per cent month
without coaternls ~ al mortgage paper To
per cent per aunum, secOnsl- class Is 10 - - . -,
Gold IJut 49, American halfdolars l3U 10 ISO5
Sterling exchange i3g 10 I3g5 lading and clear
70 and 1904 bank. New York exchanged 20 pc
STATE w arrants are dali at "a to II buying 74to s sci
ing according 10 size. City Treasury notes %1fto -
per cent dacOunt- IN s..l-..L
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

PAGE 81 Co.'s IMPROVED RooEING:;-Few
things are moro annoying than leaky roof 1t ia con
stanfIv RECURRING evil Each passing cloud acts
daInpsr weighing down tho spirit with its Portentous
yree6I or Dossibc coming deluge. We well aware
of tie various articles placed prominently before the
public nfallible panacca for this constantly rec
Question where best judgments may be at lnult
S4il candor compes to name Page & Co.. improved
roofing material which has array OF testimony IN
its favor that almost compeis conviction OF s s"pefo
itv The lat storm has furnished powerful argument
In ts Searching ~ that was we haze not heard
of N single instance which this roofing has not WIN
stood its fury In such establishments the GasANors,
which has eight of Page CO.srooisS test on large
srne Ia Afforded and although several years have elapsed
sneo their erection the least sign OF decay
ent ITfpr evidence to point and eqily
Ia accessible g All tending TO the result With sunf
rhts beeye us It Is hardly too much to say thnt De
nCst1Ation could farther In proving
Al the present time buildings being erected IN an
parts Of the city and their owners and builders
llf their interests by making inquiry as to the siaO
this material for ng purposes 1t IA tHIiy qua
ranteed by its prOpretors, whose ohice IS at V9 "P
street,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

- @. G. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
street tho lndefstigable literary and caterer
the Banner of the South, Irish People Irish Amer
icap United Irishman, Boston Pilot Irish Cstzen tho
Dublin Nation Liverpool Mercury London nlHssrstsd
American Harper's Bazaar, Chimney Corner; Western
World, New York Weekly, Saturday Night Round Ia.
BILE Some of the October nonthes have been receivod
which, with the large catalogue Of late foreign pabiica.
tons the counters, make visit to Haleys most
pleasant thing. }45't6 4sfn 4
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, October 8.
MonNrNo srAR OrmcE,
saturday Morning, october9. 1850.

corroN-Friday October Under the unfavorabe
tenor of the Liverpool and New York dispatches and
decided decline foreign exchange the tendency OF
prcea throughout favor of buyers, but
REDUCTION stimulated the demand and 1000 bales CHANGED
with an active demand and considerable conpention
buyers The sales summed MP 400 bales at IRE
nior and GENERALLY sitter PRICE, closing at improve
nent Of To- Monday, THE supply was only n9'deFste
ths mark eft; the demand only checked by lnasters
asking higher freghts and by scant supply OF tonnage
these backs, the sales amounted
to $500 bales at an advance during the morning Of &c,
witch was partially subsequently. Good ordinary
sold at 255 to 3i low iddng IA an mdling sii to
a5c and strict mddling oslo. Tuesday, S-fhe sales
were much the heaviest a the season. and summed UP
6lOo bales at yesterday quotations. Some buyers
that they bought at easier prices than
0tLArs reoEted the market sitter. Wednesday, O-The
sales summed up $3.50 bales, partly early ~ The day at
Yesterdays rates but subsequently at an advance OF
fniy bc Thursday, 6-The market opened with very
GOOD Inquiry but only limited supply, and nofwitir
standn8 scouraging telegrams, the saies summed mp
(. 60 Cos. nf ie. We now dpote
| and nIddling at 255 to 254c- sF-5 =. -
ToBAcco-The market has been inactive, and we hear
of sales of Importance Prices are stlh at our last
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

II. West, practical dentist, No North street,
opnste Ifayette Square, is not only one OF the OLDEST
~ ietise smong the best dentists IN the 4Rdeed
there are thosayho will admit OF such limit but m
piace him at head of the profession w
do not sop 10 debate this point for those who thus
warmly exrcss their opinion well qualified to judge
being ving exempars of the benefits derived rom ms
superior attachments,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

LATEST F4sTIIdSs-A1 announcement else
where will inform lady readers that Miss McAney
fashionable mlineF dress and cloak maker l6l Chnai
sfreet receipt the latest fashions The reputa
ton OF her estabilshment for style and is we'll
known that iii needless do than make sim
ple reference to It.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

Nome genuine without the sisnature Of
FLEMING BRoTHERs.
Said All aver the world. mk2l 9na
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

active Nswsboys and Carriers can always ind en-
loyn,ent by appying TO the office OF the Orleans
paily News" 66Eamp street and IS Bark Place. - &
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

HALL H1BERNIAN MUTUAL nENhFO
LENT AssocIAT1oN.-Th Regular Meetings Of thu
Association will take place ON the first THURS
DAY of each month, at a O'Clock p. NJ, at thu
schoolhouae On lLary street between casaealvo and
Greaimen streets, Third Districs
feeIIv ROBERT hartley, Secretary.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES
100 Camp street, New Orleans.
Agent for the
GREAT COOKING STOVE AMERICAN"

GREAT COOKING STOVE AMERICAN
Which for economy in fuel durability convenience and
perfect operation, is without equal In every in.
stance they will be guaranteed to give entire satsac
ton.
Among its prominent characteristics the following
may be named: The plates surrounding the oven
are corrugated giving them greater durability The
fire chaber IN large thereby saving the labor of cutting
and splitting the wood very line B. The front doors arc
well protected from the ire T. The fire chamber Is 80
arranged ns to give uniform heat s. The doors OF the
oven are tin lined and fit very close G. The oven Is
gelfventilating 4 The patent warming oven is sup
piled with the tin Kitchen which Is known TO
every honsekeeper. g. The boiler reservoir for hot
o4tSthe
stove of four cooking holes thus increasing
tho capacity of tho Stove Oh top one-lIa
any that 1t is far superior to other now
- PHII, AIcCABE,
ooIO 100 Camp street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A
DR., MoLAwEss
CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE
and Most Reliable Worm Destroyer IN
wotId.
No Mothers ;Sarssry sheala 10 without II
Are Your children ailing nowI
Have they Continual Iteishg Of the Nceei
Havo they a Ravencns or DoptAred AppctiteI
Have they Hard. swollen Ahaomen
Have fhsy q Frrred Tongue and DsagreeAbie Taste
GIVE THEN McI4ANEs vETM1FuGE.
Have they Offensive Breath and Headaehet
Have they Craving Sensation in she stomachf
Have they Diatbssedslycp. with grinding testA
1 Have they Temporary blindness and Deafhessi
GIVE THEM AIoLANE's yERAfIFUGE.s
DO warnedin time. Delays dangerous
McLANE'S vERAfIFUGE
Is dangerous sugar candy. ssss e. a9r.59
MeLANEs vERanFUaE sssg s.9es
may be given TO the tenderest infant or aged AdAk
Be you get pr. Q. McLANE's CELEBRATED
VERAfIFUEE.
None genuine without the sasnature Of
81, ~ ..o.,a FLEMING nHoT T55S s.
IJoUsEHoID FuKEITURE, PIANOS AND OFFICE
ID FufnitSre q Auction.
y 3 y ono 9 os Ss & Il
o'clock. y bis sw Auction Roop No. lss GtAyiez
MsSogans ma Walnut Bessseads, Arnoass marble
Nap SsRbs TsS
G sss anal B
pets Paintings etc.. Ks, f,r,ea
aRssS s5 isss aSHs soee q WI @
Mssea Cettage Beds, wahas and Painted Cottage Bsd
Ternsash in United satss notes as ~
| HALL HIBERNIAN MUTUAL BENEVO-
LENT ASSOCIATION. The Regular Meetings Of this
| Association will take place the hrst THURS
| DAY of each month, at y O'clock p. n, at the
Schoelhouse, arieny streat between casaeavo and
Greaimen streets, Third Districs. ssiss
/ Sso,7,, 81 RfBRI,r !, ARYIEY Secretary
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY Il, 1869.
,EEsLEEl EE.l l-..1.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
ORMSBY HOUSE.


Tr.. sH-E ..f-t' ri.
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY,. ".....NEVADA.
R, L. GARDNER Proprietor.
ru1s HOTEL HAS BEEN REFuR- ~
niShcd and re6tted throughout, and 10 kIip
ro,n nncn for the accommodation OF the 14l4.
nnblici NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED to
make this
FIRST CLASS HOTEL!
THE TARLE
VIII nj NIL times be supplied with the BEST
thai the SAN FRANCISCO MARKET affords,
togcthcr with every attention to the require
ments OF guests.
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
VIII find 1t TO their advantage to stop at this
house, 1t being the
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
For NIL tho different stage lines which leave hero
DAILY for all portions Of this State, California
and the Atlantic States.
sy;-Thc Clerk will pay strict attention to
DooKING G PASSENGERS, and give any intor.
nation relative thereto. .. ...
THE BAR
Has been furnished with large stock Of FINE
WINES, BRANDIES, WHISTLES, ALE, PoR'
Attached 10 the house, in tho rear Of the bar.
'"0''' ~" UILI.IARD ROOM,
With Two fine tables with every equipment nee.
eslary for plea lsrr and comfort
tS-The huIAC will be open At ALL HOURS
of the day and night. del6I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
CRASPER COM A
KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME y. i. THORNTON. the great Enslish As.
trologist, Clarvoyant and Psychonctlcian, WIZ ~
nstonshed the scientific classes OF the Old World
has now located herself at Hudson, MY. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers OF sec.
the greatest Importance TO the single or married o
either sex While IN state Of trance. sho dcnea.cS
the very features Of the person you arc 10 InaiI!'
known as the Psychoniotropc. guarantees 10 VIZ
ducc lllekc picture Of the fniurc hlisDana or vic
OF the applicant, together with da.e o n n ,SsI
4 no bumbuE. as thousands Of testimonials cab a.
scrt' She viii send when desired ccrilncd ceIiin.
80, nr written guarantee that the picture IL what
~ n,,rn,rts to be- By enclosing small lock OF hair
tid stating place OF BIRTH age, disposition and com
nlcxIon ami enclosing my cents AMI stamped ell
yycl"nc addressed tO yourself, you VIII receive
nictIIrc and desired Information By return mail. All
Communications sicrcily confidential. Address In
confidence, MApAus v. y. THORNTON, II. Q. Box
IN, Hudson. " Y IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
Throw away your false frizzes, your switches.
your wig
Destructive OF comfort. and not worth lg:
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly andh
Aud rejoice In your own luXuriant hair.
REPARATOIs CAPILLI.

JIOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD HEADS
Il (from whatever canse II may have fallen Out)
auI forcing growth Of hair upon the face. II has no
equal. IL will force the beard To grow upon the
s,noOlhcst rce In from i've 10 eight weeks. or hal
upou bald heads In from two 10 three months.
few ignorant practitioners have asserted that there
i nothing that VIII force or hasten thc growth ol
thousands Of living witnesses (ffOm their own cN.
pcrcncc) can bear witness. But many viii say, how
arc We 10 distinguish the genuine from the SPURIOUS
n certainly is dInIcut as nne.tcnthS Of the diner
rnt PrcpnIaionS advertised for the hair and tcard
are entirely worthless. and you may have already
thrown away arg: amounts in their purchase; 10
suCh we would say. try the RepArator Capllii; IL
will cost you nothing unless II ulIy comes mp TO our
concentrations II your Druggist does not Keep u.
send Va one dollar a,ll "n vi forward postpaid
together with receipt gr tho money, which VIII be
returned 10 you on application, providing entire
satisfaction Is not given. Address,
". l.. CLARK & Co. Chemists,
No. , West Fayctie Street, Syracuse, y. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17

DEh UTY.- u
ID burn. Golden,
d FIaNrn and Sllkcn
u CURIS produced BY
Y the use Of Prof. DE-
81 BREuN's FRlSER
LIE q II EVE U Y.
One application war
n rantcd 10 curl the
y most straight and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION.

DrRsoNs DESTROYS OF AVAiLlNG
themselves OF the relief pr1siaea oy ,s,T sse
i3njtcI states Bankrupt Act Of March :; lsS;
are hereby notited that disehargss IN in TIS, .sr
cy cannot be granted on Pet'.,o,n, S,a,o nS the an.
picsnt will not pay any per cent. Of the iiao'il-
lies proved against II. .,,, nav he fled
and discharges granted thereon. without reier'
ence to the assets of the insolyent. orsrvr
r. NJ. DAGGETr,
Clerk District Court U. s. for the Dis,r,c. :, o'
Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-17
Free 10 Everybody |!

A Large 6Lp, Circular, giving Information OF the
grraicst importance 10 the young OF both sexes.
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the lcSpisetl respected, AMI the forsakcn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid by re.
turn mail. Address p. o. Drawer, 2i
aph-ly H...E Troy N Y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-03-26
Yours Truly,
w. II. REYNOLDS.

THE USDIsPUTED SUPERIORITY Of
the medicinal virtues of Roback' Is
Blood Pills, Stomach Bitters aud
Blood Purifier over all other rene.
dies prepared to relieve suffering hui
manlty, Is shown ia many ways, but
especially Is IL evinted in this impor-
thnt fact: That responsible druggists
and merchants all over the country
take active interest in introducing
them To their best customers and
friends, while, ut the same time, Il Is
quite as much to their pecuniary in
terest To recommend other medicines.
The reason for this Is obvious. They
are in positions to see the pre.enli-
nent efficacy Of the pills in cases of
Liver Complaint and all distractions
Of the bowels, and, in fact. in all ca
res where a Cathartic medicine can
be employed. Willie the bitters, by
their gentle tonic, stimulant and lax
alive properties, aud MS safe and
certain remedy in Dyspepsia, have
won the admiration of every one who
has given them trial. and the Blond
Purifier Is acknowledged To be
one of the best remedies to search
ont disease, cure Scrofnla, Old Sores,
Eruplions and Skin Diseases and to
purify the blood extant; hence peo-
pie must naturally give their voice In
favor Of remedies which affect so
much good In the world.
WISE 81 BRYANT, Agents,