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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

Geo. Huffman has been appointed a magistrate
in the Sth district of Augusta.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25
China and Japan

The firemen with their new apparatus appear
ed on Monday, in full force We commend
them for the handsome appearance of their en-
CINE Gazette.
We will look for reports of numerous fires in
Lexington soon.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

DR.. N. Wayt & Bro. have bought fine Soda
Fountain, which is now in full blast. Call and
try it.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

Do you wish to relieve ninety -niae hun
dredhs ofthe citizens of Virginia from ineligi-
gibility to office? If So REGISTER AND
NHTtE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

We call special attention to the advertisement
of [. D. Briggs old established Bakery, Rich
mond, Va, who advertises all kinds of bread,
cakes, and crackers, made of the best material,
which will be sold as cheap as they can be had
in Virginia. This is an old and favorably known
1;,b,,o
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

CLARENCE Fl. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Vice-P President
EMERSON W. PEET Secretary and Actuary.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
~ OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON. D. C.

Chartered by Special Get of Congress
Approved July Is, 1868.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25
Do you value liberty? If SO, REGISTER
AND VOTE

SIGNIFICANT The Nashville Banner hears
of county superintendent who has received
over SIS 900 and established but two schools
and large country dry goods store. School
masters are probably abroad in that part Of
| tennessee
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25
M02'3'SeG.

On the 18th instant, by Rev VIM. j. Miller,
Mr. JOHN A. SPITzER and Miss MARY JACKSON,
all Of this county.
On Tuesday the 18th, by Rev Jacob Thomas,
Mr. JACOB DRIVER, Of Augusta, and Miss SAL
LIE MCCALL, oil this county.
On Friday, May 18th, by Rev. Geo. Kramer,
Mr. KENToN Ii. Doom to Miss ARAMINTA BRA
DY-both Of this place
On the 18th instant at Taylorsville,. by the
Rev. John Il. Taylor, Mr. GEORGE S: WEBB to
On May 18th, by Rev. Harvey Gilmore, Mr..
q. McCUTcHEN, daughter of Mr.. Chapman Nc
Cutchen, of Augusta
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

Do you like to speak with bated breath, in
the bondman's key? IF so, fail to register
and fail to vote
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

Bishop WHITTLE preached in the Episcopal
church of this place on last Wednesday at II. A.
NJ. and at P. NJ. Thirty-fYe candidates pre-
scented themselves and were confirmed and re-
ceived into the holy communion Of the church
We are pleased to see this indication Of turn
ing away from sin and cleaving unto that which
ic rood
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25
For the Spectator.
nj ESSRS. EDITORS:

nj EssRS EDITORS:
Feeling unqualified to repre-
sent the people of Augusta in the next State
Legislature, and preferring men of more ability
and experience to occupy SO important position,
I respectfully decline the ''call' to become can
didate SAMUEL f. Prison
Nav 21st 1863
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Do you wish to abolish the infamous test
oath? If SO. REGISTER AND VOTE.

On LAw-F S. TIkey, citizen of Mas
sachusetts, has been licensed to practice law in
all the courts of this Commonwealth, and is
now illustrating and expounding Blackstone, at
Bowling Green. Nea0s
Cuba is ''obleeged to come!" Five vessels
with men and arms have left New York, and
Colonel Jordan, formerly of Gen Beauregard' S
staff, will have $4,000 men in Cuba in few
weeks if he is not caught on the way.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25
Do you wish to have the privilege Of voting
in future? IF so, REGISTER AND VOTE.

A Washington correspondent says that the
session Of the cabinet, ON the 18th, did not con-
tinue more than an hour and half. The cues
ton Of the Virginia election was not again
brought up, and there is disposition now de-
veloped to consider the question definitely set
tied, although prominent Virginans will make
another effort for a reopening of the case.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

We learn from a report of the proceedings of
the Radical State Executive Committee at
meeting held in Richmond few days since, that
Mr.. Maupin, late postmaster of this place, was
appointed an agent to go North and make ap-
peals for money to carry on the canvass in Vir-
pinia
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25
Special Notices.
AM EEEE MOST POPULAR
ErD RsEHsECHNE EXTANT.

TESHE PAIN KILLER is equally
Il applicable and etfcacious to young or old.
gEVHE PAIN KILLER
Il is both an Internal and External Remedy.
TENHE PAIN KILLER should be used
at the first manifestation of Cold or Cough.
VEVHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is the Great Family Medicine of the age
VnvHE PAIN KILLER
VIII cure Painters Collie.
TEvHE PAIN KILLER "
a Is good for Scalds and Burns.
L Has the Verdict of the People in its favor
TEVHE PAIN KILLER
a Gives Universal Satisfaction
YEvHE PAIN KILLER
u Beware of INVITATIONS and CoUNTERFEITs.
FKHHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is an almost certain cure for CHOLERA,
and has, without doubt been more successful in
IN curing this terrible disease than any other
known remedy, or even the most eminent OF
sklllful Physicians. In India, Africa. and Chi
ma, where this dreadful disease is ever more OF
less prevalent, the PAIN XII LER is consider
ca by the natives as well as European residents
IN these climates, A SU BE REMEDY.
TESHE PAIN KILLER-each bottle
J. is wrapped with full directions for use.
THVHE PAIN KILLER is sold by all
4 Druggists and Dealers in Family Medicines.
may1I-1m
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OFEIGERS

Where the general business Of the Company is
transacted and to which all general correspon.
dence should Oe addressed.
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OFFICE AUGUSTA Co. FAIR,

May 18th, 1863.
All persons having claims against the Augusta
County Fair, will please present them properly
vouched for before the lst day of June, that they
may be settled.
The bonds of Corporators of the Augusta
County Fair. will remain at the First National
Bank until June 1st and the annual payment
and interest will be received until that time, af-
ter which the terms of the bonds will be de-
handed By order of the Elk. Com
may 18ts JED. HOTCHkISS Seciy.
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4 UDHTENG COMMITTEE on Count

n Claims.-The undersigned having been, by
an order entered at the April term, 1869, of the
Court of Augusta county, appointed a Commit
tee to Audit and pass upon all claims against the
county.
Notice is hereby given. requiring all persons
having demands against the county, to file their
accounts at the Clerks Office of said Court, on or
before the 23RD DAY OF JU NE NEXT, made
out in the usual form, properly verified.
No accounts will be allowed after said 23rd of
June next, we are required to make our report
on the 1st day of the June term.
JUNIUs f. MAUPIN, Auditing
ALEXANDER ANDERSON,
DANIEL FIsHBURN, Committee
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

nj OEECE.-The Co-partnership of Hilb &
~ Weller was dissolved April 1st, 1862 by
limitation, and both parties are hereby author
lied to sign the firm in liquidation only. The
accounts are ready and all persons knowing
same promptly. Our books must be closed.
HILB 81 WELLER
ap6-2m-Town papers copy 2m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

1t gives US pleasure to state that the work OF
extending and improving the Wash-Hall, at the
University of Va, is progressing rapidly and
Will be completed in a few weeks. All that is
needed now is funds to pay for the improvement
when it is finished: The members of the Society
have contributed most literally, andthey apnesl
to, and hope that all the old members las we'll as
the public generality will give their mite to their
common mother. All who wish to subscribe &C n
do so now by calling at this Office or by address
ing Mr.. j. II. McKinne, chairman, University
DIVA.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25
Deaths.

Died very suddenly in Waynesboro, on Fri
day evening last, of disease of the heart, JOHN
Il. HAINEs, aged about 60 years, formerly OF
Shepherdstown, W. Va. ~
At his residence in this place, on the 18th in
slant, after protracted illness, VIM. CRAIG, Esq.
in the list year of his age
On May 18th, in Greenville, of heart disease,
SUE j. SUPPLE, youngest daughter of Rob't and
Mary Supple.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25
"COSTAR'S"
Standard Preparations
ARE HIS
RE Al IN 1T e Il I!
C03afecti0neries.

GHAs. e. WOOD, dealer in Confec-
v tiOneries. Fruits, Fine Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Cigars, &c,
New ST., next door to l.. Rosenbaum's Variety
Store, Staunton, Va. ap6-3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

MEMORIAL DAY-Our readers will bear in
mind that Saturday, June 9TH is the day appoint
ed to commemorate Confederate dead Half
past eight O clock has been fixed as the hour for
assembling at the gate ofthe Cemetery where the
procession will be formed, and will move from
there to the soldiers graves, to decorate them
with flowers and drop the tear of affection on the
last resting place of the mortal remains of the
gallant heroes who fell SO nobly in defence ofthe
''lost cause" 1t is hoped that everybody will
come prepared to contribute something TOWARDS
identifying this much neglected burying groun
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
' Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the 3rd day of May 1869,
Cornelia A. Wright. Plaintiff,
AGAINST
J. j; Glossbrenner, Rachael Berger and John NJ.
hun defendants,
IN CHANCERY--upo an attachment
The object of this suit is to attach the real es.
tate in the county of Augusta, belonging TO the
defendant Glossbrenner, and the debts due him
from the defendants Berger and Hui, and subject
the same to the payment of debL of Sl3l.51,
with interest thereon from the 10th day of June
1863 balance due from the defendant Glossbren-
to the plaintiff upon bond of said Gloss
brenner to James Gardner, now owned by the
plaintiff
The Defendant J. J. Glossbrenner not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by sat
isfactory evidence that he is not resident ofthis
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication of
this notice. and do what is necessary TO protect
his interest Copy-Teste
r. ID. SEARS, Clerk.
G. M. Cochran, p. O. may4-4w
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
county, the 3rd day of May, 1869.
Martha 0. Fry, guardian OF James Ambrose
Fry. Mary Alice Fry David Newton Fry, Eliz-
abeth Harriet Fry, and William Newton Fry,
AGAINST
James Ambrose Fry Mary Alice Fry David
Newton Fry Elizabeth Harriet Fry, William
Newton Fry, David Fry, and d. 4. Picker.
The object of this suit is to sell tract of land
near Centreville, in Augusta county, of which
the late William Il. Fry, died seized and pos
sessed and invest the proceeds of said sale in an
| other tract of land for the benefit of the widow
and heirs of said VIM. II. Fry.
The defendant, David Fry, not having entered
his appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not a resident of this Com
monwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
notice, and do what Is necessary to protect his
interest. a Copy-Ieste,
r. d. SEARS, Clerk
Bumgardner. p. q. may4-4w
nj OgECE.-The Co-partnership of Hilb &
~ Weller was dissolved April 1st, 1869, by
limitation, and both parties are hereby author
accounts are ready, and all persons knowing
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CASH CAPITAL, 100000,
Paid i'm Full.

BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA,
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4 UGUgTA LANE FOEs sALE.-H

a Uaa U.s. "A HEM y E@1gg SALE.-HaV-
a ing purchased large farm, desire to sell
the land on which I lately resided. It contains
IGS Acres of first rate quality, of blue slate
land. The improvements comfortable and
adequate. About forty five acres are set in first
ton, well watered and convenient to schools,
churches, and market, being miles from Staun-
ton. Il adjoins Abney, Mofiett, Towbermar
Lavell, and my father.
[ will make my terms reasonable
My address is Staunton, and my residence near
the premises.
feb 4-tf JOHN S. CHURCHMAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

= AND FOR SAE4E.-I will sell, privately,
4 A my farm lying the waters of Naked
Creek, in Augusta county, adjoining the lands Of
Cyrus Brown, Daniel Craun, and others There
is comfortable dwelling house, barn, corn crib
granary, wash-house. stone spring-house, and
fine water in the yard, and three orchards of Sc
ect fruit l suppose further description is I'M
necessary, as those wishing to purchase will ex-
anime the land for themselves: There are 100
acres iii the tract E. A. CURRY.
fnhQ-tf
, 1869-10-06

The regular monthly m:etinI Of the Trustees
IT the tu~u u! Hyde f~ra xa. held on Monday
l,Ae1tnG. lresenI-Aeesr-. CaIF. C!Ars, Doyle,
:retklns att Waitc. .af-t.us-E,y amt Downes.
= bc minutes Of tart Met51nE we're rcaH in phs1,
objected IL, properly amended, ant .lhen Ap-
proved .-...-
The p!at Of "keHsl.S'H", !is'le PaEk, Cook
County. ILL.,, "setnK a s'.r~t.yI.lnn of part OF tue
nItsh ~ acres Of southeast quaf1er anil part o!
urll ~ uCtes Of tuu;n~e.f .ftluftcr OF SEE. g. T.
=. \: X II F. formerly knnWa As Calumet Junc
The pia. OF resuht.rssson Of Block I, ~1}root.
Ike" IL Hyde lark, WI. .p,ruyrrl.
PETITIONS r4k*EATKn.
From LessrH. Hail. De1t,y, tIu1ure, npt Qthcr4
trr+w Ievele MD c.siE..mcut Of EIlly-nsst
s:Errf draih. an atuu u colSrrt OF plauk.
tttte 1rtt Wide zus! III" stt htSh. III place uf the
81 tsens one. Referezi 10 tne Committee on Drain
-ssr-
Feut1an Of JOHN FoE4,ihe, to serual him anoun,
sni,oiHtly uescsits "ns1 * the ssls ur <a,ca no
I-dxn:eat Waa obtatned. Referred TO Committee
Iha Con,miitee Oh drainage reported hack the
I'LL Of lsofwT. Crz1g. for wure hon- on Section &c
dram tserrnsJ.Enth sfserl arr IN favor Of allow
lt1c liuI the sun Ot 81 RepVtt 1dup'etl.
conn uticz'1ob ~#s :sreeIve.t lron Harrison
4 Whitehead, attornrsr lat ], II. Dunnatn.a III
IT. ct.rn suit aZx:nst the to~u luis, setting forth
the dftands OF shit Dfnhan. anH the terma OF
Wy CHI Le Will sgsce 10 ufosetntlun. uteEe.i
~ te rtcelyed and platesi ttt ulr.
CtsN1kat7~ A%AKDEp.
FH4 E1Aut0E SAAE44-A'AA siEENts Sast Ol ss1OUS
t-.ALt a%tuuc, \ dI-lau.. III IL tntfes. nt g.
y rod. Alsu 10 St,4ety.tf1n street, nest
u: saId ayenre, II nlr-. 81 ~ psr roll
Ek*,t.l s1HI.
TfAt the President Uf rh- thlaFf be requested 10
1'-rsFe for ru 'cashsu a:+.ar:A! statement Of the
-acr orenth. Er1,,t-+, .f.cnc1 nun Improved. and
aso of tll- gtIcrA bu-lte-s u the l0Hu fuS the
k..ss teaf.
oRrEKs fnn MONEY
ttf taynlent uf ttle IIuGtpS hfs rscrc passed
7" II. Ssc1oA. sii1e~alk bt Hyde Park avenue,
ssa.to: H. aea!eyr OIL EGandA aFen0e, <4HnS5
RuFRe'etn, wntchuau, r blx months, SO;
tEast 3Ens. Tor abstract, s.': H. 3ea'ey, Fepulre
IT,, oa Sa1Jth1rd ssTert, s435': on Fity-1rst
stsert 3[-. OF EG1trlL1 Atruue, xts.t9; on Micht-
xaa avenue ta". Cnas.:s t stevens, printing 81;
Chicago ftsL ahyesis-lsy. s.: CHICAGO rMtnuaE,
1HtefttslIE, &s.Ss; Mlchae4 Purcell, On FIFTY
"fs1h sts..1 s.; klbt t:-4s. 01 Section SO .lralu
:s+tehtS uttlh t1Ee-t}. s4%'ot, Rnd also sunaEJ
ailer h:'ls for su-al1 All uatt-
t.n e'ion ad1ourtrd - Monday cvcaing ncxl
Ny UCt0ck,
, 1869-10-06

,GHFFSE-An sd,ance II ht7s = ia th- ~.,ae q
<r !sit rc<k. ard ar:1vc dern.ni ths nsrke; Nv
mild nsn = tht tnr7vc:nent and present id!cat. ls
i:st Eh1ists fl!soc4a faesJ. 4.A1'he; Wrst.
rEst weck md ~ iex. Ecain te adv nr a: TIC ID
.rasa an"fsts"ns: Leatth famr. eltto; Iehth. prr-
~ .: hostha1 q g ~ Es,s and h1et HE: 8 aI3
aE ~ T. Q1ainE ;lhlrY% Nh M4trA Kidsr sl.I WloT
EAnf. s.s9: nhnait t,at 46tai&a1
tnffth=t trn FEELING p4FtAh-i his market lat
wt~k atd dc.trts e1rrr1ruexd tsnub. In realizing
e.bAit3an: " '"@
~ Ii JAFk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....s. iSN
s*ssisoh IAS1
!'sl,rr To ehfIft.------. ..-.-..-.......,,, t4.S
CA ASDtfs3 The .aHskr: waa Inu trt sfm 4
r,STaens fsssrs; hhk'. esxiIEe. tA.ftlXc; ,1liax,
s1Ac = '-.77"'- S
nREGS AsD CtfEuiCALS-Tbr v,a,m- IT h:,,4
tcts transacted last etk tue1ay lzrxn md .uo
, 1869-10-06
BOARD Of EDUCATION.
Election of Principals of Haven.
Dearborn, and Lasalle
Street Schools.
German at the Dore School l-Rules and
Regulations Physiology.
Corporal Puuish1nsnt.


Aspacsal meeting OF the Roar, n, r,rc.t,,,
,r. hs,a .a..sr,.- y. l-aue@|io"
49,. a . s'emnF' tne ffes'aeot In Ihv
Garter, G:ul11cn]. Hamo;etcu. Holden u.,,.~
King. Maca1,,,rr' vrserva pnnrsS t.s..ss!
.snsssycrxt TS,..v .c.anszh' fsaut4'. eealhtz
T,se Wsvpx Mcn,,,
M liz i.ca, uaa1 a.oa =. Ms; Hfn aae.t rAucra.
--,nnar,,.Sanaa,+ as,a...' uceut' e!rsse1 AssSt3nt
in s,.,1 49, Sees'N'as Als Ut" iSoauoos MS
If vas n"tr ~ -, ,,a o,..-.,
% Ses.l to The election u fz!Lc:pa ios tile nascu
h"9t insn.,,o, E,,c ,,n,,.,.i,v ,.-,, o,,s,u,
~ '1se.set'!, 'Ioo. ,,,,--, ,on,,,.., ~ ,,o,. =,
:Sur1urrtj, Ill -
a hs;Ic, sas .,s J. rr.a!,Ieg: Lew. II. I;-o,x.
3-auI liz :vrt rr vas declared t.ts.,.-i.
nr..r ,s, s,.,I,,u
u, n,n:,oa or inso.,or {; ,,t"ri. IN. ,,,-1 n,o.
C&.,., 10 tne glts!ua t,E Ft1u..t, r,r frr IL r.
is.rs Schsci 81 - $40 ~ - 'o' '0e osn
70 =, r,,trs ,h,. rniIr,. t,,,nher r,sr 'ON.''@
YlH STREET >c1l.s.t
The cuu nlah,c.....u ui Nils t:as,, OF the Elm
S.t:t I.s.t. accrrttns .nt. .rS:,s. ar ~ .i. ~
|, t1r IaSI;r Strt.rt Sshut n "a r., ii .at rIsrt
r., i,1r. -'A f'Aee'
IN motion OF lt.p~c,or Mr-erse. the bo,r,
% ,.na,s " l' = A'S'0'p-* ''' sA@ 1-'" s''ss'
ii....or SnacLforI namn..cd N.s. ,n,xr
ir1,g.
S.wlr,,s. " .''S''-' 1883 $40 'e4'' VI 'Ae
Inspector Carter nominated Miss kennedy, Of
III hIDEG4
irrt.1tor Gul,!otI uo,u1tatei Mis-, sac 3ljt;ocy
a.lot yas thea 1n.i r,.su.tl 1r 3Ils1 faunv :.
Miss tfxyen, =; Miss keuur.ly, i; Mis- nllIt,cs
No ONE having rs-ceigr. u uInlufltr. Auotuer ts1.
:os wne lad, resulting: Mt.* iouuS %: Mts I'LL
*, !; Mt.k kcEMc1lr, l, Ntss tIxStn, !.
". one having trrstsrz. II l.atos,sr another hit,
III VIZ. nai, resulting: NILS Young, IL; Miss III.
.,rt,4
Mis- Young was declare, etecteL
CoRr0KEAL PUNISHMENT
inspector netdtn otter,.i the tolIo Eng;
4, ,. .+,t1.j r1sss u rt nnni. u TX
rnn i ~. M ff- .YntI, t,stn n ,rnv tnr ,u.,trs
In -..i ,trrr IrIt and ,h.t H..
Kr,. ND Hrxustions itcxrus tar rs,nr +, IN, ~
tlr.i- frx,.r t4.,xTt, "
Inspector Hutben stated that It WAY fact that
-osH+ ttscbtrF wcFe f'Ini~hlnX unnecessarily, uud
liz thought publicity Nu4ll nelp to ~lufs the suaL
TER. There bad tscn nft<th i1stahce. IN oar
sCbUpl list mouth. lie was tu fAvu5,D ,Dt c1rpDrru
lisltlnttt. tut ttu he tll nut waui !. carried 10
eSttts bs tcx teu.:hcrs.
Ie1fctDs Shat kfur1k Golticilt1 Will the rt triols
.pSakcr
ftsIHctDr King thought that tttccu cases ul
ahtp[anK Shovel tile tue0m pettncy III the teach.
II. III oHr Ut the fU'tu4 vt Utc Ut hts schools
fErre Fefe acTenietA C,Ar's IN Aepfe sE'Mf II that
y ~ repeated hr Ahbaii attempt to ret her re-
n"et3, tor hr felt 4t!r as LO: Cl,rnp"seut
The rat tlltI0n MAS Rdolicd-ycaAi IL: u1Ys, :: ~
tuIhw-: .
ns-Knp flralcs. tMI!r d sc>tter. II eltru. .1ssGks
S.s"1''. tsihyHIt "Acht!" hAckfpf'. Auh Ha'"t III
, 1869-10-06

lee following grain has been received since the
htose iabies ~eIe mRde up: 2iq cs1s wheat; l. ,eoo
lu Nc. > wl1ter do; ia cars corn: 81, ,Gfn bu M.
10; 50 carr oss: IS CATS rye; cars harley. Total
EFT, oGa hu.
TheIe was a large Attendance On Change to~day,
hui scrJ dull net Of markcta the principal cereals
tcfrE al seteral cehts lower. The reported break
IN ihe Eric canal viii Impede the eaakHnsd
increment nf grain for sone titne 10 come, aud
there II groHnp rehabilitation 10 casry stock nov
1h1t cnsh u Ecarrc. aud does not prOmtae to be
plentiful for sotne tinno to come. Then, the
uarnncc In rates at buffalo hciped 10 produce
Heathets bf tAItD9 tho coat OF transit &c pcr uu
TIE general drop WAS remarkable, Ia lace u lau-
cnr'l rrceptF, ant su excess Of shipment1 uscr 70.
eespfe Ills morning. tor tic Erst time IN eo,nc
weeks. Hut thtrc wr1u scfy mznJ lellrrs, both ot
current recelpsa and Of "rrRniar," which holders
hasr Snt tirri Ut carrying. All closed nrmef after
ttc tepcai Of 1tule Kill.
Lake 'fe!Rhsa wcrn steady md nr,n 4. previous
rater under tA1r inquiry. A total Of eight char
teFs was rrported, n W for wheat, .nd INC Tor
foru. ~ stram to Duualo: exc for wheat, ami
6Ec fot cost, by ea!l to do: 1sc tor wheat 10 a-
SeSo sty Aall Rnd lto IoF corr by sail to Ugdcn1.
burph.
IlIRhn tncs wcrc qu!rt md Ah1,lc htronRcf,
llotets ~rsu yer, frn IN their vttwar asklng l.,b
eArly, Atl subsequently ~ brh Anld at Ills, and
III ti'A ns sl.la. Tho market clo*esI weak II at.lo
LIZ.
iTr'vb!ons wrro very guIct md rather dull. saicx
ElnR ictsric'rh tu a0 htls pork tlast cycninp} ut
4.Gt0 afilef January; - tca winter !aru Ut IKE:
su tcs susuEcr+krtt!cd Mt Ike: q0o tcs lar,t on
private terals: " brls plate beef 1t sI7.tA. Mess
poik wns nominal at ~ n tor round lots, Aud
a11.U Tor lob0;nR loa: !Asl 1t l1a.a i6c; +. r.
CO. : csdd5 do ii a1t4s!kc: shoulders At l+t;a
ltc; rough Aidts At lsAc; uwees picked hans 1T
liac; Eieaats III p'1l9kc; and city talox At lus.t
Gllc.
There was Light demand for nour on Change
to-day. and prices rule4 = shadc toHet-concc4-
t!oEa 10 the extent cf l9h,el5e PCT bFl being
EraHtetf. saIrs cnbracc the following: White
Winter Exfras-tuh brtA not named 1t 4d71; ~
hrs do nj sdG0; - bsla do on p. + Spring Extzas
--1tn bTis "B&g Loat" nj sG.u0; 1vu brts aid
rtcre' 1t HISS; 100 bsls "Cole's choice e1trx
at 5000; l0o br!s not naned At 48s7k:
1eo bsls "Go,deu Shest " nj sato; ESQ bril- do at
sGtp; ft9 hrts not named nj S 81 's0o do !. taoo:
so hr!s do Al $t7a so1 br,s brands gtyen, on pyt-
yate teEmh unso1ud Ex,ras-loD brls, not
named twet>, nj Ss.s7X. Spring saperuues--7s
hFta, not uauIctl, NJ $A7A- Easound Spring SUPER
nnes-7d b!is, not named, Al sa.sa, On iracs. To-
tai. 2.s5l nr!s. The following are The closing
nftcRA.
, 1869-10-06
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

OVMW4004VN NIAO1AN lGa
DIXON, SHARPLESs 4 CO.,
Produce COmmiAstOu Merchuntk
And Aseutl for the largest Cranberry Growers u New
JefFe..
80 South Water-st., and 10 Sia. Whsr,es,
PH1LADELPHIA,P Pa.
Orders and Cou1ienuoata Solicited
, 1869-10-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI.
CAHO DAILY MARKET.

fEEBpAY EvESNo, Oh. i
Saes Fl Msln. -four md penviona will l- fouu1 ia.
G-T the head tf Commercial" and the kr.lu In Il,
sab3eet to The usual eastss Of ssoEafe ules.
sStrt.t ts~ rICtrhs<d.
Ht;77 FR-hecetvca. is,sel rs; shipped. lss.o 10.
Ii hrtts mark. hA+ tern eharsrtcrx. by fIr d.
EIiT nytty. and fnr the btttrr rraics the adTauct
c:ah:hed last week has bcrn fully snt4laed th.ouEa.
Ut ta1ts nAkine Tead. II aa&7tc for chaicr .iry.
ner.1;t,cd md - the .'cst .ltrady ':e. u heins
We qunte: ChnIfe daily, aa4a4e: fir 10 xssi tah
sad + .si: sr - Sn aso e;.ae = ~. s.le: 4
tuts u Ks kint ard tut Il c t1b- af s5c Alj
- c: g. suhs at &c: Is pkSs Il s.; 5Ql ~ sud
lkEs 1t &c t6 pkg ii .3i&t2c.
BAGG1SG-1herc IL very little change to report Ia
nnectfcn With this market. The demand. II III Il
sny !sIke T. II The .ssrss., and :: 'i,s loT
t1te; auburn. &c: Lewiston 4. te: IntIes 4, ise
ia;t rats ts: onttsa, r.; ose.. Fay. ssc: Auesi.
k"Eniee e'ias,s: hGiiaps. soxxale; woot s.et. aa:
shn+r otta tate4v Aetsr Last week and prizes c,e
fteady at the fclLwtnx rAn<c: