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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20
LOCAL NOTICES.


MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNFs.-Persons
wanting any work in the above line, will
find MS great inducements, in quality and
style of work, as well as in prices, ut Mr..
P. Bourke's Washington Marble works as
anywhere else lie is prepared to furnish
monuments of any design required, at
prices ranging from SIS TO 500, or up,
wards. He invites the Public to cal and
see his specimens of work, and decide for
themselves if they cannot DO as well at
home as at any outside establishment lie
can I've found in therear OF King N Lenses
grocery, on Fnyette street. Oct 6-5w.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20

- Treatise on the hair published by X e
p. Hall 4 Co., Nashua, n. H., proprietors
Of HALLS Vegetable Sic.lian Hair Renew
er, contains valuable information about
the hair. which should be read by all
Send to publishers f1g cory.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20
.tior DA
W, November 1st, 1870.
I EGAL-PROBATE NOTICE.


IL State of Ohio, Fayette County, SIS. Pro-
bate Court.
WHEREAS ACCOUNTS and vouchers have been
filed in the Probate Court aforesaid, for set
tlement by the Executors of the last Will Of
Joseph Britt0n, deceased.
And BY the Administrators orthe following
decease persons to-wit: Charles McCrea,
William r. Anderson.
And by the Guardians OF the following mi
nors. to-wit: Benz F. Leavell Henry NJ,
Noah w, Christina p, Martha E, Mary J, and
Ida b. Cripps Georgia e, Lerena e and
Hester NJ Grove. Rachel A. Jesse. II Fl. and
Mary T. Turner Chas. E. Maria \, Emily L,
Fanny j and Ttla r. Harper.
Notice is therefore hereby given that said
accounts and vouchers are now on file in
said Probate Court, being suspended for con-
hlmatiOn.
Any person interested may file written eN-
ceptiOns to said accounts, or any item there
Of on or before the first Monday (being the
seventh day) of November next, when the
same will be finally heard and continued from
day to day until disposed of.
i. i. PRIBDY, Probate Judge.
Oct 19, 1870. 47-3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20

The members of the Rebccea Degree,
100. f., will meet at their hail On Fri
day evening, Oct. 2lst, at ~ o'clock, to
attend to special business, By order OF
the lndea. j. Y. hlFeI IL, p
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20
WHEN ON SCHEDULE TIME
NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS

NJ OIlCE IL JANDOW NERS
~ Orthe time and place of holding View
To Samuel Narheld, Of the County OF Pick
away, ohio.
and Surveyor appointed by the Commission
ers Of tayette County, ONO, in their order Of
september J,h 1870 to lay ont and survey the
tuuuty Road rgtiti0ned for by the undelsign-
ed and others, viii meet at the North Last
corner Of the lands Of Dr. j. r. wilson, in the
BloUming gburg and New Holland road, on tie
2sth day oil Jutober 1870. for the purpose set
forth in said order The Petition for said
road is IN substance as follows;
The Petitioners pray for the location and es-
tablishmcut OF a county road beginning ut u
stone IN the middle OF the BlOOmingbuFg and
New Holland road and north -Gust corner TO
the lands OF i. J.. W IlsOn; thence with tic
line Of said Dr Wilson and Richard Bates TO
the north west corner OF said Wilson and
Bates thence with the line Of Nathan Lou
dcrman and IIariC5 AhLrea, Deceased to the
corner Of said LOudeImau and McCrea, at or
crossing the land OF said McCrea. deceascd,
and EalDh Durham on straight line to the
north east corner Of 4 q. W OOd in the limo
Of Ralph Durham: thence northwest with
the line Of said " OOd Durham to the corner
of Wood, Ralph Durham and John Durham:
thence in a SOrth-westerly course across tho
lands Of said A q Wood to the line OfJ. G.
Glaze and said Wood; thence with the line of
said j. {. Glaze and Johu I.easule to the north
west corner Of said L'rsure; thence in q
nOrtherly direction crossing said Glaze's land
and running above his orchard to the end OF
his lane; thence on a straight line to the cor
ner Of the heirs OF Benjamin Glaze Jr., de-
ceased: thence with the land line north
westerly course to the Washington and wa
terlOO road Dated this 29th day Of Septem-
NATHAN LOUDERMAN,
45sV4 Principal Petitioners.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20
LAlNhAlJ u NIAhlT.
Sheriff of Fayette County. Ohio.
Sep. 9s 1870 44w5 pFf $50
| DOAD NOTICE.-Notiee Is

D 0 A D Y 0 I I 9 E.-NOtlce IS
IL hereby given that petition will he
presented to the Board Of Commissioners of
Fayette County, Ohio, at their November
session, A. D. 1870, praying for the alteration
Of a County Road leading from South Ply
mouth. in said Fayette County, to ReeSeville,
on the following line, to-wit: Beginning at
a point in the road leading from said South
Plymouth to William Palmer's, where the
chnt's line crosses said road; thence on the
line between said Hardesty and Merchant
on Hardesty's land to the line of John Bur
ris: thence on the same course to the alOre-
said Reeseville road and that so much of the
old road as is supplied by the new road, bo
vacated WESTLEY AARDESTG,
oct 1870 46sw4 Petitioner.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20
- Report of Washington Union Schools
ror the week ending Oct. IA, 1870:

Upward of thirty of the cases of absence
were caused by aJtenadnce on the Green
field Fair. The other principal causes
were work and sickneOs.
p. e. MoREHoUsE, Sup't
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20

- The following is the official vote on
the County ticket in this County, at the
election on the llth:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20
NOtiCe to Contractors.
10! Miles Of Turnpike to Let.

TTNIiE contract for the improvement of the
road known rs the " aterlOO Road, By
grading graveiing. culyerting and draining.
&c. the same ON the line as located by the
Viewers and ordered by the Commissioners
of fayvrte County at their September session,
| A. D., 1870 will be Clelcd to the lowest and
! best bidders, on
Tuesday, November 1St, 1870.
said contract will be offered on the ground by
sections of one ~ mile, beginning at tie east
end OF the same, and thence along the line OF
said road to the terminus. at which point the
entire contract will he offered.
All bids 10 be oral and by sections.
Bidders must be prepared to give security
at the time of sale for the faithful execution
Of their contracts. as no bids will be consid-
cred unless the same has been done. The I'M
dersigned reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
The Specifications for said improvement
will be on file at the Auditors office, on and
after October 25th. 1SIn.
Bidders will be prepared with cnnveyances,
and meet at the East end Of said road, on
Tuesday November 1St at 10 O'Clock, A. M
shall start promptly at this hour, and. pass
over the road and Offer the same.
JAMES a. MCLEAN, Engineer.
Oct g. 1870 46FW
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

(HASH TO INVEST IN ANY REALLY GOOD THING
~ that languishes for want of stamps, patent medi
cines win jon buy out. Send fullest particulars
lnone noticed without TO MAPLE, Herald Branch ONCE
ErOOklvn.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
BOARD AND LODGIN0 WANTED.

A SINGLE ROOM. WITH BOARD, wANrED-IN vICI.
n nifty Thirty eighth street and sixth avenue with fire
German family preferred! references exchanged Address
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

TOR SALE-A PHYSICIANS PRACTICE AND RESI-
dence, capital neghhorhood, within short distance
OF the city Annual receipts about $4,000 Address C box
4lg Post once, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

RIO LET-To GENTLEMAN, BY A PRIVATE FAMILY,
furnished Rooms third door, sngy or en- suite; hrst
cass house; location tstween Fourth rviny
place seveneen.h street breakfast II desired Address
s. X. B.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15


MADISON AVENUE MURRAY HILL.-F0R PLEAS.
!vl ant Rooms, with without Board address o. box
Ia Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

DETwEEN HOUSTON AND TWELFTH sTREETs.-
- Boar for gentleman, where the comforts of home
can be had References and Addeps stating
terms W. NJ Tow LIZ Ashland House. Twenty
street and Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

WINTER BOARD-AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
w the Mountain ifou South Orange, N j., hour
from foot Of Barclay street. via Morris and Essex Railroad
This favoc establishment affords unusual Inducements in
its ehtul and healthy locality. combined with s supply
gas baths and all other modern
frat class hotel. G. HIrZELBERGER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

employed, machinery In perfect order, boarding house
communicating terms. Apply to OAKLEY KEATINa, ~
Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE FOR SALE
"A Fine opening for young Inquire at 7l9 Sixth
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

A LADY AND DAUGHTER WISH TWO CARPErED
"a ~. put nniurnished ko9ms with psrsi. Board In plea.
In msc French and other branches IN part payment Ref
erencas, ac Address, with particulars, H. box g,6s New
York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

DROADwAY, CORNER FULTON STREET tKNOX'S
ID Buildng) g)-Buslness established Is years.-NEWMAN
LEOPOLD buys, sells advances literally on Diamonds
curt negotiated
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

NOT1CE.-A HANDSOME INVESTMENT WILL BIZ
IN submitted to any capitalist upon calling personally at
ga Broadway, room No. 8.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

Coney Island Railroad, corner Twenty seventh street
and Fifth (Greenwood with Lathe, Paner Drill
and Steam Engine OF ample capacity to rent low Inquire
on the premises.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

A GOOD FEED STORE. WITH LEASE CONNECTED
IA with a stables, for sale. Inquire at 60 East Ninth
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

ITO LET-A NEW THREE STORY HIGH STO0P BROWN
Il stone House, with all modern improvements No. 300
West Fiftyhfth street Rent 7U0 annum Inquire on
the premises, or OF WILLIAM WELLINGTON, Wl West
Flfty-lTft street r
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING; ALSO
Rooms for gentlemen viii rent Parlor Floor for
business purposes No ~ Bond street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

(tITY TRANSlT.-A CAPITALIST WANTED AS A
~ partner cooperate Ia establishing the OF
city transit yet devised Address SOLE OWNER, box Il5
Herald oINce.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

ATNo 100 FAST TWENTY SECOND sTREET--HAND.
IA somey furnished Rooms on second and thrd noors
Without board very desirable for gentlemen Apply 70 H.
GoODALE Nos, and West Twenty third street, fh Av-
Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

% EAST TN.ENTY-FOURTH STR ET.- AN ENTIRE
- Second Floor, elegantly farnished with first class
Board, TO responsible family; also Suit third door
central location.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

DOARD WANTED-TN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
the winter, BY gentleman and wife, between twenty
third and Tnirtyourth and Fourth and Sixth
oues Address r D., box b4s9 Post o,ce giving Of
house and rooms and lowest teIms.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A i CAN PLACE ANY PARTY HAVING $4,000 IN A
"A. way Of making BOO per day without risking ono
dollar; specnlation profits Immediate legit
do not answer unless show $2 900 cash
give true address Address CLAYTON, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SAFES, NEW AND SEQ
N ond hand, beat city makers half price, out
Safes exchanged. o. c. QUIRK, No. 3 Park place.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

FURNISHED NICELY FOR HoUsEKEEPING-PAR-
or fronting Eighth avenue, pleasant; three ad.
hoor; 47 60 monthly With Piano 900 West Twenty eighth
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

O1 EO A RELIABLE SMART YOUNG MAN WILL
pfCO. invest the above together with SERVICES
In first class legitimate business Address w. L. Herald
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

A FOR SALE CHEAP, BEST CORNER LIQUOR
"A. Store on South street. Sample Room stock Ex-
change, down town Restaurants, Broadway
onfeconeres Oyster Saloons ne Corner Liquor Stores
West street Liquor stores TENTH Eighth Third
Stores, Drug Stores Bakeries, Kindling Wood Yards.
MtTCHELLB Store Agency, n Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1870-10-15

AT n BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, Up
n STAIRS the highest Cash Advances diamonds, watches,
jewery, pianos, &C., or bought; pawnbrokers tickets
bow, hit; at "a Beccker street.
, 1870-11-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


ARRIVED. Nov. 2.
sr h.eRe sss'e rs1 1fa 5sssa ,S PS&5 Eanas 2s $500
stmr cozona, st. Jos +ph. . pigs fan, 1es nu po-
Prop sssjs; s5sf9 s e15S,s sy oa pks ns 'e'
@ @Sn!rE:cs. ~ N lumber md sandltea.
Prop GIFT Of Fremont, Pofr Huron, <ss pkgs fsh,
100 brls ssIs, ISL bars railroad lron and Sun.
Prop Ghamplst9, ogaensousgn, rs p.ra railroad
schI r: d. wIlszl, Grand Haven. 1850 .tea, 100
Schr ]. ". Brown, Green Bar, 1.5oo m shingles
schr General Aa y. Scott, Meno1nlnee, plgd Dish,
scow May Hele1, White Lake, 100 ties.
Prop St Clair. sfilMaukee, 5000 tons iron orc.
Barr British Lion, Kingston, $50 tons pig iron.
Scnr 4. l. Potter, milwaukee,, 100 tons lion ore.
:car Morning s!ai: Slater b. 10 eds WOOL.
Schr Reciprocity, Menomtnec, 9l0 m lumber, Il
s:hr island cty, sncooygan, 50 brls nour and
schE Cambridge, A1pena. see m lumber, 7s n
l ,3th.
Bark Msi.land. Buffalo and Bay City, IS tons iron
Prop Git Of Madison, l4vquetts: s,69o bu oats
y urls beef, 11o L-.3 pofE, SS7 orta n0ufs ane
Eunt1I1es-
Prop Ttu+stlell, Green Bay, bsls porK, and SUI
Prop se!dinta, Buffalo. 800 nr1s nour, and Sun
| dftCS,
schr S S. Oahorn, Buffalo, 97,741 l,u wheat.
scoW MARY Helen, White Hall, 1000 bu cats, 10
brlF -four, and sundr1ea.
Schr J: y. Taylor, Gode1tch, II $50 bu corn-
Schr Morning Star, Slstera Bay. 50 bQ oats, : bt1
pork. brls beef, and sundr1ea-
| Schr Aontank, Buffalo, u $50 bu wheat
SchT J. 4. St1nnach, Nanistee, s, COO bu oats.
Sch1 r. Mott, Oconto, 112 brls beef 11s brts port
and Bundriea.
Schr !aland ctty. ShehoyEen, 10 n lumber.
6chr MARY McNea, Gtder1ch, 200 bu wheat
: | Bark Peeaht!go, Buffalo, e6,l4s nu wheat,
| dark Homer. BaRalo, 27.s75 bu wheat
Bark Bessie Brai1 Brocky1lle, 1855 bu wheat.
! ! Schr M0cklnK Bird, Buffalo, q, 100 bu wheat.
/ Schr Jno. ki1dethouse, Buffalo, 81, 600 bu wheat
5 CLEARED SINCE 6F.A ".
Gchr Sky'etk, Sarnta- II, $50 hu wheat.
: / Schr T. Baker, Du6alo. II ,o33 bu barley.
| Schr &. II. Hurd, RuffaIo- x, 100 bu wheat
Stmr Aatltowoc, Aonltowoc, 6undT1es
, 1870-11-03
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU,

Thennly known ra=1y Tar dAbetos Irritation ot the
neck Of tho bladder. f1a&mm alton Of the kidneys,
casath Of tho bsddss. azAasaf1 sr painful uziasttnr
, 1870-11-03

tnc Of rear, and vessels would mostly lie up ~
pso;cteGce 70 Accepting etcu,. oul1 ~" The AZ
laat their insu1atce to paid ~. a1t1ter moa:hs
Ecn'ive TO keep running, ha1f I lo1f tseor b,sftf
nan 20 hrrtd. The scus J. Il. t:ennclG' and Asl.
Gorn Ell. brlgl caatslta, Lumber 70 u1dcnaourgn
1t&3: The fo!!oH1os nre R'ao rcp7fted: 6cat New
Drlnin'op, wheat. Lemtnet0n and kngSv1les
gold: q :ht- Avonda3e, 7.ooo 10 wheat. Dresden.
ont., n KINGSTON ~ lGc gold. balance load lntd.
heF. $ United St"te* currency: scoF msf5 .n
and lumber from /: ut Tawxs to S&ndusky at ~
from s4.' i't j. - Mc9s, oak fNnprr. Debut
to RI da1o, $3.50 for the run.
MlLWAtKAk. Nov. 1.-Gratn f1eizhta nEm 1t
'{6s'erba: = 1ats. Charters; To bunalo-Pfop
au.grehYnrA, wheat At 10c: ecbra John Miner aud
D. r. Dobb!ns. wheat At &C. To Sarnih- -9onr Cape
uorn, wheat at 7c; prop y. d Caldwell. wheat on
thr.ugh ,ate to Gnrlph. 70 o41eRo-Scnrs 'GFA~
pada 6ud Stsr Of Hope, wheat II 16c.
OrEEn tpRrA-No erg Xemeuts reported II
Cleveland, ljatfAlo. OF OsweR0.
, 1870-11-03

DETROIT, Nor. 2-PAssEn up-Proo Braaourv.
6asKs s.is Msty re1eW, Monatch: brig Commerce
Itonstdes, Montauk. ""AAoe't nV'
P4sakp DoEH-Prop' Dean Richmond: barsa
bieae4: s =, LaE1enoe No. > MAJOR Andafson;
Apdre*B, Otter, Aagfll. -
N1Np-South. ~,
uEIeotr, Nov. 7-Evcntno.- PASSED powN.-
Pfnp Empire; bark Hemisphere.
PASSED uP:-Bark Golden West,
AsaoAR-Fhe kchs D1rten. bound do7n from
Aa1qnene. A vent ashore on Pre*que Isle. Lafs
NIND-South- @
, 1870-11-03

The Iroreller Concord arrived ;yesterdaJ; She
left p1lr:a On Iassdsy, October e. q ee19cE J;
p. m, and Marquette on Wednesday, October IS.
at P. NJ The following vessels Were at Mar
&inian Lewis, Neshota. Emeu. Twilight, c.
Walker, A1geItne, 9. ": Holt, OHasoo a1d
eo1nd down: Ia9vess Home aad DresInougds,
Left Marquette Friday, October q, It 7:so 4 m.
Arrived At the Sau1t Ste. Marie Satu day, q, tt
8 T. N. The following vessels were 1t the caual.
bould m: Knansner. Athenlau, Anna Mars,
J: L a4@, Propeller Northern LsEas. and ard
following vessels locked through the canal octo-
Der 28, bound down: st. Andrew, c. J. Aag!l's
Oliver Culver, D. Wagsta1. and 3 C. Roberto:
Sailors Encampnent, bound up, sud the tug Eric,
with the Pan1!tco aud General Sigel. also bound
up Passed tug Jay c. Horse with schooucfs 8
=. Ktmbsll, C.. \. King, Evaltne Bates, and TIT
Da1!en, Rong into LAKE. a9ron, bound dom
Adj rhtgh weather was experienced during ths
entire Trip Detroit Putt, Nor. l.
, 1870-11-03

Vessels ksa%~ed yclinnd Canal.
Tic fo)Iawin9 vessels passed the locks at Port
Calbo'ue Monday:
DoTs-Sch1 Victor, Cleveland to Hamilton,
coal.
Prop Brooklyn, Chicago to ogdensbu.gh, gen.
erA cargo.
Prop Young America, Toledo to ogdensbarsh,
central cargo.
Prop Mary PHngle, cleavc1T1le to oogdeusburgh,
lumter.
Prop wesdord, Bay City to ogdeosoqrgn, gen.
efAl cargn
Ba1k Advacce, Chicago to Kingston, wheat,
Bark Gto1altef, Toledo to Kingston, wheat.
Schr Ads Medora, Toledo to O31ensbuEgh,
lumber.
AzR1ERD n aARpoR.-Bdg Emery.
SchE Gtoton Gr1swuld.
Baxk Superior.
Bark Fanny Campbell
Schr 8. H. a4etBcl.
Schr Psince Alfred, -
ur-Schr fhret Friends. TO 'onso to Erie, harley.
sctf Sortnumberla1d. Toronto to Erie, harley.
Sfaf Escaraha ran in fur shelter
Prop Or0utcs.
, 1870-11-03

nabhazd q u CON- at sXc: fcnr T1notaTo 9sFsr
a5Ss5. at %; prop St. L0als wheat. At I6c: *:
s1n a1nnSfosd e wEsat y &c; betk Colonel EswoTta
sSxN q sNc; prop City Of Fremont. com: IN ~
SiRouSa SnRa3S fate 70 Poruand. To Oawe7o-Scaf IN. n.
pqo,;5 eo.n co. and fye At 13kc To PfescotBarF
River==Pfop AntelGps, is ooo 6u corr an1 ~ Pfne
IL Enlcago-Schr 8ectproe1t5, lQn6er. fron' y
Woif GSdit Brs4 Mys! = 12s schE les. iro
Menomlnee, at t375; schr q. r RoSse*s1- RsSSss1- tsom
fr9m Mnske9on, at Sass per Cd: senr %1,,sra Ra[1
Sfs4 S6s T6 15on f765 aaa siRtse Moia1a
3Ar extent for down treIRnta, md cs1isrx ~ ~
s sa1ns n advance, which y pretty Feneraaiv ~
1nseo. inc !1tee 1re re9atded n 1hsurfliy 1nre
fu1ne9aaTe, IN v1eT Of the Increased sisf It hi
, 1870-11-03

e,r 0Ef Goods N Hfhnf.

f: % 49,: The dry goods market IL
E}.11ied cet etese+d e tof cotton fabrics, e.
:.optt.ncat t*s; Ea:ch are bound to de.
sSt=:- 5e.1t,r.S* e S'th tue concession Yielded
!ss.craa usr,.!s: To-day, the MancheStcr
.".:1c, VIM bu,ve y. tumb'ed to 1oac, and
:s:c than u!o -. cad thtir levei much bet
r. koot, =, s,e Tue r' I,see now nxed, ye.
:Ascs cont A.: t. ,haas hHp} saaz, q 1;1 taeg
/. r,.tsoa: American shoT sn1s 1 ~ 1tttl ~
et,r,Heo lonp2ny disnIay M str1es
/. 1.trr cae r. ~ anE machine work in the
II .sse ,s.,tnaod 1ec, while fsncaes sel1 At
~. E,it. nnss 'tcede, IN accordance
Fax. t1t :. :sew England nroWn C1utnn
r.. % T.. ~ KS: Eagle ~ ucl1 to lBc:
s:7:1 H.. 20 AupurnEllie ~ bleachei
, 1870-11-03

HeImbOQd'N Extract Buchu
And lafFRoyxn Rose WAKH cnr7s s.cret aud dotiea:1
disorder Ia al their st*Eer little expense Iitta sr ID
ehsnkr tn Diet no nrnnvtnfcneet md no expoeure II
nud fffe FINN Ill fu}ur:0ua nfnnAtfik1.
, 1870-11-03

midi AFnfn IL RT mt
isoco bu: ssjes1 ,.t.aoo bn: wcatern. 3l33sc;
LRa1nER-S -Steadj.
netc~ SyIEStg n 4s3Ssic. nm nu1led. 4o2fsc.
Hors-fn tntieI1te d~tnand, and markell
stcady: new Wcetcrn, to@lsc; old dull.
~ e. of figss iao II nd: CUBA 1t sailc; Pslo mco
ioE1Yf..c aoas.es dali hui Gichaagei. Kice
oq,, Tx1 IS. fsir dsmand aud market urm
rr,,1e ,ec. :, dnr<1. 2ssc. ~ ~
MKrAIs-io9o, c1,ppef d.ner Ut 2a&a2axc: plp
t1or sz.ree "a aIm,f: i Scotch @ at s:sso: A@ef
Bpr1BR-Duil and prices dropping At sN3s2c fol
On,o ''>' ''' >--0 -~'
FReex1oSsMEsx dnll and :. ic,a are no.,,n.,
eales q ls1 hrta !. e i Sa%ooas1so; 60 bf!;
~ eA %d1rs % hp1I MI aSd sar.: % 9an9 u pS saE
ana p .s1sr 4; q3s s4eH fct; or ~
,as a3so: 7'o tes, seller Dscemoer' 1sAc; January
ET,sxxr- In fa,r damana ,nd n,ar%,, nm,
se!es Of - brls af ssEc. ''" o'''4 '1@'Ae' "1'n
all - ~. ESa.t a1 r. "s'o' nous' o'
0@4' - w. ""'e''' ~ iaT~r. inr,i ''a"
BRRtnsrprFs- Flour lQll, and na1oc lower
Wheat IN moderate demand and gtesdr: neN
knrinr. S1.246l .q5H. gsinfcr rcxi nnd ninber
Si.s0e1.ss. Re- 11:et and unchanged. osss il
n.ot1e1aie demsnd. and market stesd5: mixed q
S-SsEc
Eccs-S -Stradv. moderate demand at slas3c.
TnnT1s1oSs.PoFS dali and pljces 1omiusa
sci1srs of. mess at SIS IS for November; buyers
90 ~ seiic,s r1eH. for n4cenhfr Sqi a6s acilr
siT r.onths. sMW. Beef stFady. BuiE mat
and bacon tiult, and prices nominal. Lad dnll
but unchanged; December, lsAc; January, 1sa:c
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE Nnr. r.2-BkE.DsrrFFs-F!o dul
sn.l The narFet u0sfttied- wheat steady, with l
moderate demand: VI stetu 1888 At 81. INN 1t
faIf demand aud market nfms Western 7h3s5c
Oats tn moderate demand and market steady; I:
@49c. Rye. &c:
FRo4tsIoES-Pork IN good demand. at fni
prtcess *2s o. bacon IN good demand, at ful
, 1870-11-03
HELMB0LD'S BucHu

A1ete stren1thenfa1 than any Of the preparations of
BaIk or Irpn, Infinitely ssfee. and mora plexsantt
, 1870-11-03
= .%aahY l,kxw xsn-,1 nr,.

= I'fxr- F~ ENVNA 1f1EAEA0EN
[1:s1 Penn., Nov. 2-Ruu of hoos
s:,t;r ~ ~ heavy selling At 7Ec: medtufn
Ell very du{,
fs,:Gf ecas ceiling II &c to &c; common
- tntasT: very best se1lipv at Il ma
Il. ;;ai 70 far, te%ata s-oo. YER h hesT2
F4.t. e,H;; stoek market declining Zsxc
, 1870-11-03

g.s.sssa ss a:ss: II: ~ :. stsss; sssss :: s.
s: : :; $: $$::$ ;:::; $s:s$
1e3R: It5co; q ri; TN .tnT. loose. on @aE1a; I
Gsas.tf1r. ;spec, on ~nEon. *5pne Y ec
::;;:: ): - !: !; :! + :! $:;:: ;;:$' j; :;
;:;:: i: !: AT $:;::: 4:
M y i: S: ;:ss I; sss$s i;
.FF;!Sss Of s.N s, Ta,unr f1r hides 10 bo
KS: s 5: &: 6 ;s:s'; Sa:; ts 35fs5 e e
-. .s.5!!; 53g17c: ,4!y n!ns, ts<&eoc; drJ
stun"!. Scored. cnt: o. q S'nss. .a:
,i:,>t":tsroo birds price: bEandc'!s 10 per
, 1870-11-03

Vessels Parsed ycl1nnd Canal.

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO. OF s1.-Prop idaho,
CLEARED FOE CHICAGO, Oct sl,-BEi3 N, II.
StApnArt
, 1870-11-03

r.. ~. Ny. 2-crnde petroleum cu,et
c.:r.99; sales Of 1000 brls, seller all tie
y; -, t..9 b.i4 sp0t. s.sc; aellet Noyen.
r. Rtaee' Iatua'y. February, and March,
I:'1:. ~. S:aeu IL hight dtmand, but holder
q, =. :,::,N 8 H. November and December
olu: Seller January, &c It'd.
, 1870-11-03

4. lar " MEM YORK.
|. :s.r ,..'s NV TIM 1uE-{n fair demand
k;;, eales Of 4,o3o bales uplands a,
/: ,.cttnt-- nt--ff!'ur-Aasket dull, md na1oc
Fl. EIts; y, aes,ee5 hFls: fa1ea, Loo hrls; 81.
kEfHsl.: viii e1'ra. $:Aso3a7o: choice,
!; loalt ts 1nl 1Mnaest, SA!a3s Is; Ohio, Ht39
1E iS&amoeA7s. Wheat tn f3{r delnand
1 +lE,ap hn!' y, recApta, e0s. 80 ba;
,t':: miIa1 Ao, Chicago Bptfnx,
&r. sIq4S3 O.. new and Old, 3L16:
sS:e nhes, na@hes, S1saai.ss: efs4. tlh1a;4 cho;54s
sesacr.5 .5achiEan, Hasa. Sd ~ % nn;e;
Barley dr1l, but nac6an9tsf d'
, 1870-11-03
FOR SALE.
TO mtLleRS.

t. be sold, part interest In thfee-rnR NH
In Kansas, Situated In good ne}shbofhes4.
and now ready to start. Good wheat country.
Apply to T.W. BAXTER L CO..
Hill Furnlshers, Chicago.
, 1870-11-03
MEDIcALn
hElMB0LD'S BUChU,

1h6 only kntwn remedy foE diabetes, irritation Of the
neck Il the bladder. ipasmmatio Of tho kidneya.
eAta11 Q: the bladder ara1Kury painful urinatnE.