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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10
ELECTION NOTICE.
uEApQ'Rs. MILITARY COMMISSIONERS,
10Th Div. OF VIRGINIA.,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 10Th, lS6.

ALEXANDRIA, va, Cepl. 1Utn, 1908
In compliance with paragraph 2, special or
ders 1872, Headquarters First MilitarysDistrict,
dated Richmond. Va; September 7th, 1869, q
special election will be held in and tor the
conntv az Alexsndris, Virginia. on TU ESDAI,
the 18th day Of September, 1869, for the pGr-
pose of filling the vacancy 9sessIoned oy Inc bnT
eIect of the House of Delegates of the General
Assembly of said State All voters who were
duly registered on the 9th day Of July, 1859, or
who had established their right to vote, prior to
Inst dste bv certificate or affidavit, and no 9th
,rs. will be entitled to vote at this election
The polls will be opened from sunrise to sum
set rs the following places ist kegistratl0n
District, corner ROYAL and Prince streets "a
Registration District, at the Council Chamber
81 Registration District, At the Court House
4th Registration District, at the corner OF Prince
and Alfred streets 9th Registration District
lst Precinct Balls Cross Roads; I'd Precinct,
OCtsgon House, Arlington turnpike, near Fort
Albany. 5. T. LEE,
Brew. 1t. Col, u S. A, Mil. Com,
sep l0-te 10Th Div. of Virginia
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MARINE LIST.

Nun RIOS E...........b 80 MOON sETS.........,, d
SUN sETs...........G 10 HIGH WATER m goo N
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. SEP. 10.
ARRIVED.
Schrs LeOnesse Myers, Boston; Rspidan,
Washington; Federal Hill Washington and
Georgia Todd, Boston, to J p Agnew.
SAILED.
Bsrkentine Ephram Williams. New York,
and schr IL q Ely, Richmond, by j z Agnew.
Schrs Maggie McGee. Providence, and Car
rie Holmes, Hobokcn, by American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs Belle Halliday and J Smith sailed
from New London for this port 4th inst.
Schrs Geo Tsulanei Adelne Townsend, Ris-
lev; Gov. Burton, tudlam; K X Vaughn,
Kisley; and Fannie Hammer, Brooks, for Paw
tucke., hence at Providence 7th instant.
Schr Mignionette, COlvert, hence at Norfolk
TIN instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

DEPUTY SHERIFF OF FAIRFAX. MIR. j.
Owen Kirby has been appointed Deputy Sher'
if Of Fairfax county, his baiiwick being the
lower half of the county, and has qualified and
entered upon the duties Of his office.
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EOoks q STATIONERY.

NREATLY TO BE PRAISED.
Ihanew INDIA RUBBER PEN, combining
the qualities of he Gold. Steel and Quill Pens,
lust receive! and for sale at
-. FRENCHS
BOOK AND PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No. so King street.
Each Pen warranted Price $3.50
WALTER OGlLBY, vol, by the authoress
of "Wau Bun :" 81
KOMGS SHARK, the Legends of the Hounds,
and other poems, ~ George II. Boxer Sl.5O.
New Books dali.
SEPT U. 4. FRENCh.
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ROBBERY house on Prince street, be-
tween Water and Union, occupied by MIR. NJ,
NJ. PANEL, was burglariously entered last
night, during the absence Of the inmates, who
are moving away from the city, and robbed Of
carpet and about 81 worth Of liquors, TO-
bacco and segars, most of which were recover
ed this morning by officer Webster, who found
them in an unoccupied out house in an a3joln
ing nllcY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

CANAL commerce.. The arrivals by the ca
nal for the past week or two have been com
paratively limited, in consequence OF the low
water caused by the prevailing drought, anc
to-day the boats were coming IN very s'o"iy'
but as it was raining heavily AT Cumberland OF
Wednesday last it is supposed that the supply
of water has been increased, aud that the arm
walls in day or two will be more numerous.
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IMpRovEMENT.-The property on urion
street, near Fishtowp, known as the old steam
mill, belonging to j. }. Wheat, ESQ., and ia'e'
" used as a barytes MILL is being Temodceu'
and when the repairs to it now IN progress arc
comrleted, will have been transformed into Spaci
ous and convenient warehouses.
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CITY Council CALL UPON Gov. WALKER.
The Mayor and City Council Of Alexandria
and among the latter some members heretofore
considered as most Radical in their political
proclivities-atter attending the funeral Of the
late Secretary OF War, in Washington, yestcr-
day, called upon Gov Gilbert {. Walker, at
his rooms in Wizards Hotel, and congratula-
ted him upon his election, aud upon the pros
pect of the early commencement Of his guber-
material career. The Governor was, as usual,
very affabe, and the interview was agreeable
to both parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

ToMAro CATsUP. We return our thanks tC
a lady in Fairfax county, for bottle OF very
fac tomato catsup-mado alter recipe given
to her mother thirty years ago by lady who
received the prize for the best catsup, given by
Horticultural Society in Washington, d. c.,
ahout that time.
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Mr.. VERNON DIVISION Sons OF TEMPE
RANCE AT the last meeting Of Mount Yer
non Division, s. of T., or Wednesday night, it
was determined that the subject Of the dis
solution Of the connection existing between the
Division and the Grand Division of the District
of Columbia, and of uniting with the Grand
Division Of Virginia, should be discussed at the
meeting to be held next Wednesday night, when
the present status CT the members will also
be considered, and delinquents Topped off.
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PERsoNAI.-Thc numerous friends OF Robt.
G. Violctt esq, will be pleased to know that
that gentleman is improving, though slowly,
from his late severe aud protractcd indisposl
ton, and that this morning his condition was
decidedly more favorable than it has been for
several days past.
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Fatally Injured.

New YORK, September l0th,-Three men
were fatally injured this morning BY the lal! OF
a building in one Of the upper wards Of this
city
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The STEAMER WAwAsET. On Tuesday
next, the l4th instant, the steamer Wawaset
will resume her sem,weekly trips to the
landings on the Potomac river. On that day
she will leave for Currioman and the inter
mediate landings, leaving on Friday Tor Cone
river. The Wawaset is iavorto boat on the
Potomac, and the convenience OF persons re-
siding along the banks Of the river is material
ly contributed to by this resumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

.,ARBoLIC DISINFECTING SOAP for
~ Washing Horses, Cattle, Pigs, Dogs and
other domestic animals frees them from IN.
sects. improves the hair, and is invaluable io5
healing sores Of all kinds. Just received and
lor sale by WAKEFIELD i HALL.
Druggists,
sugl1 Cor. Prince and Fairfax Sta
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FRUIT AND ClDL.;. ...n.i.ta ol the rrals
and grapes raised, and the cider made, upon
the estate of the Messrs Edwin ani Fen
ton Fitzhugh, near this city, have been sent to
this office, and fully equal if they do not excel
any similar productions brought to this market
this season, and clearly show that old time Er-
GINA people can cultivate as iiae fruit, when
they try, as those who have but recently set
tied among them.
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PIONEER MnI~-A correspondents irom 4
neighboring county asks us about the Pioneer
Mill. Th,re Il is; in the old paa'. We WISH
it were busiy at work, and that c'P'taf would
set it moving once more. It'll one OF the finest
largest, most splendid mills, Tor steam power
in the whole country. It's machinery is Of the
first order, and its capacity hardly cxeclled ony
where. Could it not te app'i'l asain t. ii
original purrosH
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ELECTION NOTICES.

70 10 The EDITOR OF THE GA
2ETTE.-CHARLES +. STUAkI, form erly
Attorney for the Commonwealth for this coun-
y, an pleased to see, is candidate for the
royt Legislature He will receive the warm
support OF his old friends in the county, and Is
II cir choice rs our next representative. we
W II work for his election.
SAMUEL BIRCH.
Balls Cross Roads, sep l0-lt
r-.."MAEY OTHER CITIZENS" beg
i,..y, to s.sta that, in their opinion, the tunc-
Il ma OF the late Conserg a.iye County Commit
lso Lqre entirely eeasel--and that the late com
y i.tce have no more right to interfere IN the
ensuing election. or any other matter, than any
other citizens Of the county. sep III
As- FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr., will be sup
ported Tor the House of Delegates by
san tie MANY VOTERS.
~ REUBEN JOHNSTON will be voted
Tor as The Conservative candidate for the Legs
lA.u-c Of Virginia, in place of Ut. Close, decd.
son 3-te MERCHANTS.
~ Col. CHARLES h. STUART will be an
ind pendent candidate for the House OF Dele
gates from this county, to ell the vacancy &C.
casionod by the death of Mr.. James T. Close.
sep ste
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REMARKS. -The market closes with an m.
proved feeling. The stock OF Flour on hand is
light, especially Super, which is very scarce,
and in demand Receipts of grain for the
week have been fair, footing up about 10000
bushels For Wheat, the demand, which was
light at the beginning Of the week, has i'm
proSed; the offerings to-day were $500 bushels,
with sales of white at l40, aud red l2j. l26,
$50, 1853, 1875, 40, l43, l45. l47, las, aud $50
the last figures for prime lots. Corn has raj
lied slightly, and we note sales to-day of white
at III; mixed at 10, AMI yellow at lis; offer
ings OF 100 bushels. Rye is quiet, and de-
mand light; sales of fair at los; prime would
command higher figures. Oats close steadily,
aud prices firm; offerings to-day Of 26lj bush
els, which we're taken at SO. S. -, aud IS
Corn Meal in limited supply, the low water
preventing many of the neighboring country
mills from grinding Butter is in active de
mand for good, which is scarce. Eggs have
again advanced, and are in active request, with
sales at "a cts. Lard unchanged. Onions firm
at $50 Very little doing in wool, and but lit.
tie coming ill., Dried Fruit beginning to come
in Apples Sat cents, and Cherries % cents.
FUEL MARKET There has been no change
10 the price OF fuel since our last report. The
supply is good and the demand active.
BALTIMORE CATTLE Market, Sept Beet
Cattle.-Prces to day ranged as follows; Old
Cows and Scalawags at 4 2jaS4 15 ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at 1 j0a$j 50
fair quality Beeves GaS7 and the very best
Beeves lass per 100 lbs. the average price
being about Sc gross. The market was active
to day at an advance of 25a50 Cts. per 100 lbs.
on the rates, of last week.
Sheep, -The supply this week was compar-
atiVely light, and with an active demand for
good and prime stock rates are &c per h. high
er. Prices to-day ranged rs follows Fair to
good tat Sheep at 4a5 cts per ID. gross. Stock
Sheep at l50aS2 81 per head Lambs 2aS4
per head
Hogs The supply during the past week
has been fair, and with only limited demand
the market has ruled rather dull at q slight dc
cline from the rates OF last week. Prices to-
day ranged as follows: Fair to good live Hogs
at l3a$4 per 100 lbs. net
Coal TRADE By CANAI~-The following snip
4 VI G. n " NJ 10
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rNHE UNDERSIGNED, COMMISSION
Frs, will receive proposals for rebuilding
the BRIDGE crossing Four Mile run, leading
to the grounds known as "Convalesant Camp"
Parties wishing to make proposals will meet
The Commissioners on Saturday afternoon,
NJ O'Clock, Sept. IL. le69, Al the above men.
toned place.
). H. CORBkTT.
san ,0-td JOHN SLATER
FOR RENT-The STORE occupied by
s. + M Mills q Co, on Fairfax street. oppu-
slts Lesdbeater's drug store. Possession given
immediately. Enquire OF
sep l0-lm .. bhODEho * ".
1000 TONS SOFT BLUE PLASTER to
iLUU arrive direct from Windsor, N. 3, pc,
brig Three Sisters ard schrs L: J. Ira Ton and
I'm Demming, for sale TO arrive oy
HO0E, WEDDER8URN & co,
sep 9-2w no Prince street
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NEW Yonx. september lo-uold to-day 10
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FALL AND WINTER IRA DE.
1869.
- KING STREET .... ..........!
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

The subscriber has now ON hand ana can 81
ford To sell at prices to suit the times ono OF IN
largest and best assorted stocks OF ladies
Gentlemen's, Misses and Children Boots am
Shoes, of fine and coarse work, ever before 81
fered for sale in this market. His long e4pe
rence in tho trade has enabled hirn t. nrocur,
stock manufactured from the best !halora
and in the most durable and stylish manner
and on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford 70 sell =: cheap ~ t'c
cheapest. His stock comprises in part
Mems Heavy Kip Bootr, suitable i"r Farmers
Mems Heavy Calf Boots.
Mems Calf Stitched Scotch Bottom "..t.
Mems Calf Stitch Riding Boots.
Gentlomen's Fine Dress Boot.
BOYS Fine Dress Boots.
Bows Calf and Kip Shoes ani Boots.
Ladies' Fine Lasting tiooI' oi every '''6'
Ladies Cali, Kid, Goat and Morocco E,"l'.
Misses
Childron's Boots and Shoes Of every style Hnd
description. .,,..
A largo stock Of heavy goods suitable Tor the
country trade to which he invites the &ttc"li 7
of country merchants and farmers: ....
son lOE3m w. Is. WADDhI.
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CoALTRADE By CANAI.-The following snip
ments by Chesapeake IL Ohio Canal were made
Tor the week ending September 4:
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ass- FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.. will be sup
ported Tor the House of Delegates by
sep tie MAN NOIGt so.
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DRY GOODS.
RI Il 3 0 N s ,

MILLINERY s. STRAW GOODS
RMSTRON CATO 60 E
2s7 s. $50 Baltimore St.. Baltimore.
1,,,,or,ors and Jobbers of Bonnet and Trimming
Ribbons Velvet and Sash Ribbons. Bonnet
Silks, satins and Velvets Illusions. Blond 10 nd.
Lsces, Ruches, Nets and Grapes, French FLOW
crs and Feathers, Straw Bonnets and L Lsaies
Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, Snk vease;
Shaker Hoods.
The largest stock of Millinery Goods in tn >
country. and unequalled in choice variety.
which we offer at prices that wall DEFY compe'
tition. Orders solicited.
Raltimora SOP S-lmt
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Persons desiring to purchase can apply TO
" ARTHUR IA YL0K Alexandria, Va, or
to p. TAYLOR SCOTT. Wsrrenton. Fsuquier
county, Va. IA LOR SUIT,
10 Ii-2nwtf Commissioner, &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-28

PITTsBURG, Oct. H.-Weather cloudy and
cool. Thermometer 399.
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-ArrIved :
MISSISSIPPI. Departed CommonwealtiI
NASHVILLE. October. 27.-RIver falling.
with two feet on Harpetn Shoals. Weather
fair and cool. The Ella Hughes arrived
from Cairo.
MEMPHIS. October weafherclear and
cool. River falling Arrived = Alpha,
from Cairo. Departed st. Joseph, to st.
L. uisi Fanny Brandels, to Cincinnati,
with 800 bales of cotton: Magenta, with
1000 bales of cotton, and Bismarck, to New
Orleans.
CINCIENATI, October H.-Thermometer
S09 in the morning and 420 at noon. Port
L1st-A packets. Depart
ed Emma Floyd, for Memphis: West
Mlnd. Tor New Orleans; Mountain Belle.
feet 8 inches In the channel. Weather
clear.
LOUISVILLE, October 27.-PorJ LIst-Plnk
Marble, 10 New Orleans; SHAMROCK, Gin
Cincinnati to Portsmouth (s); Leonfdas'
CINCINNATI TO New Orleans Champion and
Cameltas ST. Louis 10 Cincinnati. Rive-
the canal, foot inches on the Falls, and
inches over the rocks. Weather clear
and moderating. Business active.
Sr. LOUIS, October N.--Arrtved. r. L.
Mc9fll, Memphis: Andy johnson, Keo-
kuki schuyler Peoria: Hawkeye State,
st. Paul Mary Davage, New Orleans. De-
Orleans; Andy johnson, Keokuk, Mime
sofa. st. Paul: City of Cairo, Memphis
A6eona. Cincinnati. River falling, and
all the upper streams declining, but there
Is still 3 good stage of water 10 81. Paul.
Weather clear and much warmer: nearly
ali the frost ont of the ground. lf1uF
ME1rPHIs, October ~ The steamer Lam
ton, hence to Fort Smith, Arkansas, with
fuil cargo OF groceries, struck q snag on
Monday, near CIT on, Arkansas River,
and sunk. The boat and cargo Is a total
loss. She was valued at SO O0a, and owned
%, captain Haywards OF SnaWu aetoWn,
Illinois. 80
PTrTsBURG, October ELECTROMAGNETIC 4
feet inches and falling. Arrived: Sailte,
from LoutsviIles MoIIie Ebert Express
leaves for Cincinnati Tomorrow. Weather
cold. There was q slight fall of snow last
night. 5000. - -r..--.,
CAIRO, Oct. y-Port IIist-Belie ST. Louis,
st. Louis to Memphis,a II pm: Belle Yer
non, New OI1eans 70 Cincinnati. 5 p. m.
Qutekstep, ERansYalle packet, 10 8. m
Belle Memphis, Memphis TO st. Louis, 10
q m. Robert Moore. Cincinnati to New
Orleans, l p. m. River stationary. Mer-
curry 4So.
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Cincinnati Markes.

By Teissraph.l CINoINNATI. october q.
FLoUR-DuH and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dun at 81 08aI IL.
CoRE-Sales at 35987c, and ia fair de-
mand.
OATs-Steady at 50956c.
KYE-95997c.
~BARLEY-Dnu and prices nominal.
CoTToN--Ftrnn at 251zc. H
" HIsKT-DuH and prices lower, closing
at 81 IL.
ToBAcco-Actfve; the frost, IL Is said,
caught q considerable amount of the
plants In the field, aud IL has ruined them.
PRoYEsIoNs-Are nominaIly unchanged;
green ness dull at lI1<9llJzc for shoui-
ders, 14Izc for sides, and l51zc for hams.
HoGs-Dull and dropping; sales az 60 500
10 IS: receipts LOO.
BUTTER Unchanged and quiet.
CHEEsE-U nchanged and quiet.
OILs-Ho changer market quiet.
GCID-l31 buying.
MONEY-ClOSe,
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By reieEraph.l ST. Louis. October ~
ToBAcCo-Oderings small and prices full
CorT0N-Quiets "A g241<o.
HE1dP-FIrm ana Unchanged, with very
little an the market.
FLouR-Dul and unchanged: Spring
and Fail supeInne, 81 0094 7Os *. g $50
5 TO- Xxx, o. 50g5 80: Xxx, "a 1895 IS; FAM
ilF h=andS, e. 70lg6 so.
-=WHEAT-ln better demand and higher,
hnt trreEulart Nebraska spring, 92g; No. 2
do, csc; No. red Fall, 81 O70gT LIZ. No.
do, 81 150I 49, choice Cd 25aI s55:l low
choice TO choice white, 81 30al As. has
CokN-U nchangeds m8xed IN bulk, 1876: :
DO. II seeks, s2g SIC; yellow, s5g9Oc, aud
OATs-Flrmef: 48s45c In bulk; 4sG5Ic I'm
seeks. 81 . c.
BARIEx-Drooping; 81 1901 IS for prime
q choice Minnes0tA spring. ae
RYE-Duli; 50870c.
MHISKY-Steady a 81 Is.
GROCERIE5-Duu.
PoKK-Small sales OF old at sc 70; the
stock of old tS nearly exhausted.
DRY SALT MEAT-Packed clear sides sold
In a small way az lSc: a decline.
BAoON-Very little doing; loose shout.
ders sold at 16c; packed do, 161zc; clear rib
sides, lo1<cs clear sides, I95<s.
LATD-Dull, sales of old steam at Ice.
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MONETARY G COMMERCIAL
ser Eork RarRet.


By Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Oct. q.
CorroN-Firm; sales Of 1900 bales at
261<c for midditng uplauds-
FL0UR-R eceipts rs, 439 barrels; market
~ S. 75aC Is Ior axtra state; &c ijogS6 20
for extra western IS 30 for white wheat
extra; e5 5o9e 50 for round hoop ONO /;
IS 2596 Is for extra e. Louis. and 81 COg
IS 50 for good TO choice 20. hye hour quiet (;
sales of 1900 barrels al 50 8O@6 -.
CoRN MEAL-Qutet
WHISKY Quiet; sales OF 40 barrels OF
Western at u 2t1zfGl y free.
WHEAT Receip pts 252, SO bnsh els; market
sed 1 better and clio 70 g, o dull hss s
81 209l 80 for No. Spring: 81 35gl 40 TOR
Winter red Illinois; 81 50 Tor white MIchi-
Western closing at 81 429l 49,.
RYE g met d sales Of 1000 bushels of West
BARLEY-DuH; sa,es of $500 bushels at
81 o2gl ~ for two-rowed state; 81 AZ for
bushels OF prime old state at Sl 90
CoRE-Eecetpts 200 bushels; 29a3o bet
ter: sales 1900 bushels at 92c9sl o. for un-
sound mixed western: 81 059al0 for sound
do, the latter price for very choice and
81 10 for white Western.
= OATs-Reeeipts IA ,ee4 bushels; without
decId ID change; sales a, COO bushels Al Goa
631Sc Tor new Southern and Western.
HIcE-Firmer. =.
COFFEE-FIrm and quiet.
SUGAR-Steadys sales OF 20 hhds &C 1l0
Ike for Cuba and 12gl21zc for Porto Rico.
PETzoIEgsE- at 1879 for crude. and
331&c for r f1ned.
HoPs-DuII &C l0g2Oc for American.
WooL-ln fair request; sales Of $4,000
pounds at 48065c for domestic fleece: 30a
Bic for unwashed, and 38940c for pulled.
q LEATHER--Hemfo ck Sole nrm a. 3003ic
for BuenOs Ayres and Rio Grande light
and IA didle weights
EP1RITs IuRPENTINE-Dal at 40940<c.
PoRK-Qutet and steady; sales OF 3l5 bar
rels al S3t 1881 50 for mess: S25 50a28 90 for
prime, and 81 50828 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady: sales OF lag barrels at SEA
Is 90 for new plain mess si2Bl7 so for new
extra mess. Beef hams quiet; sales Of 50
barrels at e16825 90.
CUT MEATs-steady; sales OF 40 pack
ages at t41S9l0c for shoulders; l70lBC for
hams; mfddles drm bat quiet; sales OF so
boxesof ice cured 171<8l75kc.
lLaARD-ElrIn but Qutets sales Of f25 tiercea
al l79lsc for steam l89ls16c for kettle
rendered. -.
BUTTER-Qutet; 20a33e for ohio.
CHEEsE-Quiet at l7Q9l61Sc. s-r,
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool quiet, but very
d rm, with only q imIted supply OF freight
on6riugA @ss
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Louisville Market.

BY TeIegraph.l LOUISVILLE. Oct. q.
BAGGTNG-Quiet and firm az 30.
CoTRoN-Qulet; mtddling Csc.
FLouR-SLeady; superfine f1rm at 81 so.
GRAIR-Wheat -red 81; white 81 Is. Corn
Sc )ats Soc. Rye 80c.
GROCERIES In good demand and IN
changed. EA
heads At S. 81 for Tugs to eI4 rs for leaf.
Provisions Stocks low and prices
steady. Mess Pork s31. Observation-Disclosures
l7c; GEAR rib Zoe clear sides 205zc-
LARD-lSc.
Hoes 500 slaughtered to-day, well fat
tened and heavy hogs quoted at 91<9g1<c.
WHTsKY--Sl T.
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night. in her place. The NeEsrs. James, IL
is said. are negotiating for side-whee1
boat for the trade, and we have heard the
Golden Eagle spek of II that Connection
The Charmer we for $4,000 cash .........
The gre-t Indiaess caves Cairo for New
Orleans tomorrow night Passengers by
the Quickstep 10 day will connect with
the Indiana at Cairo. There is no better
boat afioat.
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The Age OF Novelty.

Roman Fringes. Roman Tassels,
Sets for Arab ShaWls, new styles
Nets, Plaid Gimps, Astrachan and
Plush Clocks, Tartan Piaids, Yelours,
Repps, and all desirable styles of
Dress Goods. Call and see them at
CooLIDGE's New York Store, SO Main
Street. Eoc27 DIT
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g Good Measure and Running OTer.''

DooLEY's BAKING POWDER has
already taken the precedent over
others, from Its we'll known strength
and purity; but aside from these facts,
it is put up in cans holding the J1ttt
aveiqbt as represented, which IS rarely
the case With those Of ordinary manu-
facture. Hence, DoOLEY's BAKING
POWDER is the best, purest, strongest
and cheapest ever offered to the con-
sumner, and every one who has used
it will readily testify to this assertion.
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