The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1863, Page 8

8 NEW “FINANC'? AL AND COMMERCIAL, Sunpay, Oct. 25, 2863, The moncy market was active last week, and the standard rate for call loans advanced from six to seven per cent. ‘This was due not so much to any increase of speculation or inquiry for money as io the real and apparent accumulation of mo- in the United States Sub-Treasury. Last ng the balance in that institution to the cre- verbment was $35,065,560—of which sum 10,900,000 was gold, and the balance, say 00,560, was legal tender notes. Of the amoant of legal tender notes held by the Sub- ‘Treasurer at this point at least three-fourths have been placed to the credit of disbursing officers, and are only awaiting the appearance of their cho to be distributed. Of the gold on hand some $6,000,000 will be paid out on the 1st proximo in the shape of interest on the five-twenty honda, It & not the intention of the Treasury Department, Sven if it were in its power—~ which it is not—to ac- cacmulste money in Sub-Treasury vaults to the detri- Ient of commerce and the mouey market. But tie present large surplus, and the consequent ac- tive inquiry for money which wag witnesged last week, demonstrate cogently the nécersity for a chango in the financial system of the United States government, The thirty-five or thirty-six millions now lying in the Sub-Treasury, partly in gold and partly in legal tender notes,are as absolutely lost to the world and to commerce as if they were hoarded in some old woman's stocking. Such a state-of things is anomalous, obsolete and absurd. years during which the concern did not earn that ten per cent, the attempt will be resisted, and a litigation of years willensuc, during whieh the guaranteed ten per cent plaintiffs will not receive one dollar en their stock. This consideration will probably induce the guaranteed stockholders to be content with what they have got, and to snffer the common stockholders to receive their fair share of the profits of the company. A new move- ment has lately been started in New York Central, on the old ground of the surplus in the hands of the company, which is reported, as be- fore, to amount to four millions. It is ‘obviously unwise for any company to retain so large a surplus as this on hand, It can only lead to extravagance in management and offer a temptation to dishonesty among employes, Probably the Wivest disposition of the money would be to Spénd it in the constraction of double tracks, and to give stockholders a handsome scrip @ividend, as the Hudson River has done. Whether this course will be adopted, or a cash dividend be paid, or the maturing bonds of the company be paid off, we are unable to state, But in any event the stock of the company, with a surplus on hand equal to 16 per Cent, is naturally tempting to épeculators at present prices. The old favorites among the Western shares have been rather ne- glected of late. Rock Island and Galena seem to be manipulated by a minor class of operators, and for the present) they may not participate ina general advance. The Rock Island has been making some sacrifices lately for the extension of its connection to the Mississippi and Missouri, and, though ulti- mately the policy will prove advantageous, the This monoy ought to be lodged where it could be immediate effect on the stock—the amount of of use in constant circulation. A bank ought which is now larger than is generally understood— to be established in which these enormous govern- may be injurious, Hudson River has not declined, as was expected, on the scrip dividend. Possibly some of the smart speculators who deal in this stock may have gone short of it, and found it diffi- cult to obtain it for delivery. Harlem has been down to 75 and up to 98. Nothing further has been developed touching the decision or the pros- pects of the Broadway Railroad. On its merits, as at present developed, Harlem would be dear at 25. If the schemes of the speculators are realized it may be cheap at par. But no outsider ean safely touch it until the mystery now sur- rounding it has been lifted. Reading and Illinois Central have varied but little of late, Cumberland Coal has fluctuated actively since the late decision of the court, but appears to pause again. Chicago and Alton is neglected; the decision in the injunc- tion case is daily expected. The earnings of the Western roads continue to increase at an extraor- dinary rate, and the prospect is that the January dividends will exceed the most sanguine estimates. CITY TRADE REPORT. SaTuRDAY, Oct. 24—6 P. M. Asnes {receipts 26 bbis.) remain firm in view of a re- ‘Auced rtock (280 bbis.), but In the absence of sales prices ‘were entirely nominal at $8 for pote ana $9 123; for pearls; the supply of the latter is exhausted, while the Teceipts are almost nothing. Breapsorrs.—Reocipts 18,676 bbls. flour. Under very light receipts and in active demand, the market for Western flour advanced 10c.a 25¢, to-day, the greatest improvement being on choice family brands of new, which are scarce and wanted by the local trade. Of com- Ton and medium grades of old there is an ample sup ply, and these do not bear so high a value relatively as extras, in view of the limited export Movement. Orders ment deposits could be lodged with safety, and at the same time used from day to day by the com- mercial and financial community. Some years 350, when the Unite d States adopted the principle of exelnsis paymonts and exclusive specie receipts, there some use for its financial concerns being regulated by an institution based on the old stucking principle. They were, at best, very petty concerns in those days. But no such exc can be pleaded now. Specie payments are things of the past, The United States government is the leading borrower of the day, and its daily expenditures are counted by millions. The finan- cial aMuirs of enormons concern should be conducted on sound commercial principles, and the moncy received by it should not be withdrawn from trade, as if it were shipped to China or Japan, but should remain available for the pur- poses of commerce till the very hour it is wanted for the payment of public debts. It is the policy of the Department and of the assistant treasurers of the United States to attain this result by paying out money as fast as it is received. But experi- ence shows that this end cannot be accomplished with the certainty which should be secured in such aecase. Disbursing officers are frequently tardy in presenting their drafts. Millions already appre- priated lic idle and useless in the sub-treasuries. The sub-treasurers cannot use them. They may be needed by commerce; but they cannot be got at. The consequence is increased activity in mo- fey and diminished subscriptions to five-twenty bonds. The remedy is the establishment of a great ‘bank, with not less than ten millions capital, in which the currency deposited for five-twenty onda could be lodged, and which would fanaa yacht theradoraonl gra in eiatl = ‘enjoy the powcr, now denied to the sub- pbb opened poscabonay to-day. The pereipel treasuries, of using its deposits in ; aid 20,000 bbis. on a basis of $5 450$5 70 for superfine and ofcommerce. We take for granted that before | ¢4 59 a$¢7 10 fcr common to extra Western, Canadian New Year the necessity for such an institution ‘will have made itself so apparent that it will have been established. When it is set agoing money will rule:at an average rate of 4 a 5 per cent in ‘this market, and the consumption of United States floor, in sympathy with Western, went up 10c., with sales ‘of 1,300 bbls, Southern is a sbada higher on extras, but steady on common. Small sales of rye flour, within the Tange, and 200 bbls. corn meal at $4 60.2 $4 70for Jer. sey and $5 80 for Brandywine. We quote:— ‘bonds will only be limited by the capacity of the | Superfine State and Western eee ee government engravers to supply them. fommon to inedium € extra Wes : g F 7 %0 Gold fluctuated actively last week. At one time phe Haag At sold as low as 139, and at another time it was as Soman vo good Souibers- ‘ éa a1 % high as 148. Yesterday it closed at 14774. Ex. | Common Canutian-.. i Pe o4 change followed specie in its fluctwations. For | Rye siour.. °530a 600 the mail yesterday most of the business was done | Corn meni, bi fo ahead at 16014 a 161; but at the close leading bankers were not very anxious to draw even at 162% a 163. apere, was An actire detsand for spring whest, pirt on speculation, while shippers also bought more freely on The inquiry for bills and specie for ship- | account of the reduced rates of freight to Great Britain, ment is light. Last week some $1,242,673 | and prices are about one cent higher. Winter wheat is went out, For duties there is a steady de- | less sought after than spring, but the market eerie one for all descriptions. Receipts 39,390 bus! day's business foots up 121,000 bushels, at $1 31 fe a4 for Milwaukee club, $1 30a $1 35 for Chicago spring, $1 26% for extra amber do., $1 35 a $1 36% for amber Iowa, $1 45 @ $1 43 (or ambor Michigan, $1 87a $1 44 for winter red Western. Rye is scarce and firm at $1 12 2 $1 20 for Jersey and State, Receipts 624 bushels. Corn bas aavanced lc., with an active mo ment, part on speculation. arly in the day sales were made’at an improvement of 2c.; but the market subse- quentty reacted. Sales 200,000 bushels, at $1.a $1 011; for Wertorn mixed, afloat, and $1 02 for do. in store: $1 03 for yellow Western. ‘and $1 04a $1 05. Further sales were ‘reported at higher figures, but we could not authenticate them. Barley is quiet and nominal. Of Darley malt sales of 3,000 bushels State were made at $1 58. There is a good deal of excitement in the market for oats, and we hear -of sales of upwards of 175,000 bushels, mostly to arrive,at 82i¢c, a 83¢.. which is an advance. On the spot sales were effected at 823¢0. a 83 14¢. forState, Western and Canada, Cawpirs.—The market is very quiet. Small sales of adamantine were reported to-day at 20c, a 22c., the latter rate for the star brand, Sperm may be quoted at 46c. for f brands, nd 3hc. a Ste. for city. Coat.—Domestic is im active demand at $9 a $9 25 for white and red ash, and $850 for Locust Mountain. Foreign also meets with a good inquiry, with sales of an invoice of Scotch cannel at $8 cash. ‘The combination mand for gold, which met with difficulty, ‘owing to the gradual diminution of the supply in market, But as, on Ist proximo, the government will disburse some six millions in payment of the November interest on the 5-20 bonds, the supply of specie for duties will become adequate to the dem: within a very few days. Among the leading gold operators the belief in lower prices for gold is generally prevalent—so prevalent, indeed, that they sre all short of the article—and their wants for delivery sustain the market. Yesterday it was «vite difficelt to borrow gold, and at one time as much as one-foerth of one per eent was paid for the use of gold till to-morrow. As a general rule, however, the foreign houses are pretty well sapplied, and are quite willing to lend gold on in- teroat. : ‘The following table will show the prices of stocks at tho close of the past five weeks:— . Oct. 10. Oe’. 17. er 4. 0.9, o's, regiat’ 107% 109 in Rochester and other Western cities to break down pri- Miasonri 6's. 685, 68% ces, which are said to have proved partially successful, Goid 1434 149 have not effected the market here in the least. Pact 240° (227 Corrow is dott and nominal, the news frem Europe ex- 125 134 exerting ©o influence. The sales are 500 bales at 84c. for 109 109 middling uplands 106 105 market for dry cod is active, and firmer, 12634 140% sales 500 qtls. at $6.25 for bank aud $6 50for Georges, 13693. Mackerel also rules firm, with sales bere and to arrive at 122% 122% $14, $975 and $7 for Nos. 1, 2and 3 bay, and $14 50, 124 128% $8 25 and $5 25 for shore, Box herring are active at 40c. 8858755 ‘8 440. for sealed, and 30c. and 34c, for No. 1. Pickled fish 125 139% are quiet 126% 125% Har is quiet, owing to the storm; but holders are firm 1063, 102sexd. 108% at $1 10a $1 16 for North river per hundred, and $1 05 a se 841 $1_10 for shipping. mor 13% Movasens.—The market for all kinds is dull, and quota- 1190x4.115! 11535 | thons are more or less nominal. Business to-day was re. 109 10812 108%, | #tricted by th storm, and we have only to report sales 70 68% 63. of the cargo of new crop New Orleans, per Evening Star, Fiabe 63 64 | comprising 2,192 bbis., on Friday, at 70c. ORicago & Alton... 79% 80% &2 St 8133 Navat Storm —Spirits turventine is quiet, without Norihweatorn..... 36 36% «43 45 45 by in price. The last ae reported was a little lot of bhjs.,on Friday, at $310. Trade in this article, as val other naval stores. is almost nothing, there being nothing to operate with, the stock being reduced to about 1,600 Dbis. Crude turpentine and tar remained quiet. Rosin was also quiet, with a gale of 90 bbla. only at $12, which was rather below the market, On, Caxr is in good demand at $45 a $46, cash, but the market is nearly bare, and we learn of no sales. Ons. —Lard oil is quiet, ‘with small sales at 900. for summor and $1 for winter, The last sales we heard of were 100 bbia., on Friday, at $1 for winter. quiet at $1 40, with amall sales. We note sales of 40 bbis. Jnbricating Sle, and 150 bbie, heavy do. at 260. a 2c. Whale oil is eteady at $1.08 a $1 10, and $1 65 for sperm, with sales of 2,500 bbie. whale and 400 do. sperm, PRovisions.—The pork market ie without variation. The demnud js mainly confined to the immediate wants of the trade, The receipts nbout keep with the demand, being for 461 dbis. Sales 600 bbis., at $14 12K a $14 3716 for old mens, $15 87% for new do. (closing with ho sellers under $16), and $11 60 a $11 75 for new A nid Prime mean ia bom ina. rules quiet and unchanged. vend AC] pr and gales 1 toi wt $5 a $7 for conntry mee $12 for repacked mess Tho indications of a revival of stock speculation were very marked last week, and but for the in- creased activity in money quotations would pro- bly have been considerably higher than they sre. If money rules, as it now promises to rule, Moderately easy at 6a 7 per cent, it will be safe to look for another outburst of speculation, if not this week, within a brief period of time. The epecolative spirit has been thoroughly aroused in ell classes of the community. Everybody in eager to take ashort cut to fortune by the easy process of buying stocks low and selling them high. Thousands of persons have made money within the past year in this way, and tens of thou- tands arc anxious to follow the example. They de- five encouragemont from the large earnings of the railroads, which promised such handsome divi- dends that, at present prices, no investments in market yield such annual returns as railway stocks, The only question among speculators is which stocks to select. On this head each operator must be gaided by his own light. It is pretty clear that bo rajlway stock which is earning a seven per cont Gividend can long remain, in the present state of the markot, below par, This ie the argument ployed by the bulls in Michigan Southern, whic! after selling at 113, was depressed to present prices by the exchange of $1,600,000 ef debt for a like amoant of stock. The directore report that the road is earnizxg ten per cent on the 5358. Sie H tor:mon stock. If #0, ef comme it is «| fle mere question of time when it will sell at testy gue srw “te oe. ch af _ the Rodera of th. gearanend stock to demand | SFL ties “Rita's Bo to a sixty per cent arrears of dividend. But the pre- | Succ arise ce cos bie antes (OF feted. Io cru samption {s that it will come to nothing. The Pice.—The arret in dull today, aod we bear of oaly preerantoed stock is 0 safe ten por cent stock, and pi usr he OS) MS for hanger. f0 ciber de. posuch ie probably worth what {t ie ecilizg for. CLiretene tbe market r ee eacéetiegty avd Bat, any of the holders attempt to cocrce the | Were nave bese suse 07 405 came taraee at Benen Sompany into paying tea per erat tor account of THO mATKeS bas become de‘tand Boateeee to: ® NYork: HG Kaicht bark Wim Booth (se Mis Ltpatacctt Lagnas day was alust sospended. The tite Mnethintions io gold | ca, Pb ay barge have -xerted a depressing mftuence. Small | tered. ot penpar were effected at utmegs are dll Shc. Sumo 60 unate cassia were reported gold at Ih y. WAG MC. } Sugar continues dull, and prices favored the bayer to | Pap Old b in addition to the reduction of | 3 RHer ental zB kee. on Keiday. ‘Iho rata storm interfered woth business | J, i Aan ip Ls i very much, and the sales ‘ware necontingty very uae, Robinson. pr nine B Coom! oy Tice. a somerbng iodo. ee Yate AN ir Are b oe eh Witham, Fall River; Ann Moore (Bry, Sawyer, Bourne. | aioe ad atrhes hea heen Uamitced’ by the Beato: ses waver ser aneet > Heater wF Poiitipa, tiong in gold aud exchange, and with only a fimited busi- | pratt, Nickerson: dos My ant Star, Baxter, nese doing. — Prices are tm Dominal at fi5c. a $1 82 for } Ncwbursport: A oa Wate, Poramouihs B Hf aiden, to fresh young hyson; 72c. a $105 for oolong, | Portiett, and Ham $ ararille, a8fc. for'souchong. It may not be geuerally | Sears, New B ‘Ames. fartin, Hard ite ‘aa 1, Freeman, Sopin-ton, known among the readers of the HeaaLp that tea is grown Gone Bea dae hn 2 low, brig Es re sehr to nome extent in New York, but auch is nevertholess the | (* Hane Talat, AAO. tk Mins fact, In the account of tne [air of the tia Kallg nm | He ale Wat aaa pueet ae SAR a, an, bark iia ors’ Club appears the following:—“We noticed also a a comber, and’ JV Wellington, Onipman, Chiva tea plant, raised by M,L. Sanders, Mr. Sanders ‘fornia, Blizzard, New Haven said that he had already obtained between five and six Oct isthe bark David Nichole. trom NYork 5 brigs Alruceabah, for Boston; Cbas Ad- (toes; scars Grecian, for Newport. Horweetls Bt. tiant for NYork; Mary Killen, for Newrorls) If Halght, for Philaaciphia: Evergl i for Providence, and fr acwater tnie moral. PORTLAND, Bea ar Darks," Alexander, Merry- Havana; An ; brie Altavela, Hood, Cardenas rene Tda F wheeler Dyer, Philadelphice, Sli Br ship CM Davin, 23 Are steamship Potomac, Sherwood, N¥ork: bark Phi Jona, Morse. tio, Old briga Wappoo. Dolan, Havana; John Btn SOV 4 viking, Cardenas, 3 Oct 23—Are sleamers Delaware, Tribble, ‘entehester, Baker, NYork: schrs GO Morris, Bile DG, sian Weight. Seaman, and Ohler, atch Helizabethport, Nineita. Wilson, Ronddut; Wm Ma: ‘oonkiins and. Mary. Pil hase. NYork; Com- 1 Contin” Piermont PY; Carah Elizabelh. Hatehinnon, pounds (rove his igen) and they wore nearly ready to pick again,”? SHIPPING NEWS. MANAO POR NEW YORE—THTS $e)ace RisRS, eee Portof New York, October 25, 1863. ARRIVED. 32 33 ryck. wr Gold Hunter, Wentwortn, spienbeth nord for Boston. low, bark Colcord, Hi from Baha: Bchr Bivabethport. Jones, (on ap ade eae Orater ty urs Wakedelds Gaawell; ond. Henrietta, Chand Benr Bat pee Bo fonmsgn Garaiper 4 ‘ aye. ler, sitzanethoers iene © Smith, Fowle: ; Hannah , 3 nila. ri Schr Rio Grande, Elliott, Gloncester, 3 da ~Arr schr 8 ¥ W Simmons, Godfrey, Phil- Beer nie Guth Nee Hacer, for Phlladetphia pit id schra Pequcanock, Barnes, and P Boice, Boice, frome ‘Praok, Shropshire. Palit ae Bi Abr bark B W Anderson, Reed, Boston for Rueksport: schra Thomas Potter, Rackett, and ‘Tantamount, Davis, Phi- a TONINGTON, Oct 28—Arr schrs Lady Adams, Hadwin, + Ship Underwriter, Barmith, teak aap ag te Sept 2, Sarah Jane, Gardner, NYork ip Octar tard, Elizabethport for Providence, ENP RG Winthros. from New Orieans. for Newport; EC Seranton, Btapiia, Providence for Wash Bark Aeme, from Vera Oruz. ington, NJ. ‘Also, one ship and one bark, unknown, SATLED. 2%tb—Ship Endymion; barks Cereal, Deodate; brig Wm Henry; schra D R Dewolf, H T Weston. ‘25th—Steamers Albany, Jersey Blue, Wind at sunset fre: SPECIAL NOTICES. r B ATLANTIC STAR ASSOCIA. A er Oe mH 163, srashiogtop street, on 1 ‘uesday Ait i dinpuiahissseacio capa CLARK, President. John Conroy, Chairman: Alexanter Roberti, § W. H. Scout, ta Th écording 8 jecretary; Tir Pe =NCH BENEVOLENT SOCIET 1B INU meeting of the ‘Blket a a ron place ia ‘26th inst., at Mr. F, Curev's, way eg (age Miscellaneous. Sreamentr ArricA—From a passenger who has reached Boston, some particulars have been learned of the recent disaster to the steamship Africa, which went ashore on Cane Race. The disaster occurred at twenty mit Past ie o'clock on Monday evening, October 12 There was a dense fog at the time. and the #ea was rough. ‘Tho shore was bold and rocky, and the of the steamer from almost in- stant destruction ig remarkable, The steamer struck aquaro upon a rock, but a few feet from the shore, and bumped six times, when she became fast. The stern swung round and alo siruek lightly npon a rock, | The steward at once ran in. to the cabin, and told the ngers not to be alarmed: quiet their fears he acsnred them the steamer had run into EETING OF SEGAR MAKERS.—ALL SEGAR Mi inatera wilt please to attend this meeting, to be held at No. 29 Orchard, street, Turner Hall. on Tuesday: aah Ine ‘on Constity . stant, at8P, M, The Committe eonwan eee rere NOTICE.—A, SP SPECIAL COMMUNICATION another vessel, In consequence of this precaution there wae Lodge, F. & A. M., will be held at No. 8 Roexcitementon board, ‘Captain Stone manifested themost | Nicht iniare, the evening, Get. 26, i863, Work third de- perfest coolness, and his demeinor had tht the beat effect upon By order of the 6" onnocn, Becretary, UAL MBETING OF THE ORANGE be ey, o! aang tae |. M, HOBTON, ‘president, J. Kexxepy, Secretary. HE BARBERS WORKING FOR LELWIN, IN THE Bowery, are requested to attond a shop mecting. at 4D Elizabeth suen on Monday, October 26, at 8 o’cloc! The busit “0 be i transacted is of importance. By oreeh oe the Central Committee. y .—A MASS MEETING OF THE TAILORS New York and wolaly will take place at Reform Hall, 281 Grand street, wands vening, Fy 8 o'clock. By order of the Central Comm! the passengers and crew. Few ‘new the extent of the dan- ger, but those best informed expected the noble vessel would soon go to pieces, No effort was made to get ont the boat, ag the sca was so rongh they would have swamped at once. ‘Ac about half past ten the sloamship nmexpertedy fot aoat, and the engines were put at work a her off the shore. Bhe leaked very badly: having recelved extensive: damage {0 her bow, and all the pninpsa were put into operation. The paasengers, of whom there were one handred and twenty on Doard, went to work with a will, assisting at the pumps. and in removing the guns und other heavy articles to the stern. Everything was done avstematically, and withont excitement er confusion. About teh o'clock the next forenoon they fell Jn with a fishing smack, an FY the way to St Jonas, NF. They reacher thet place hours later, and the steamer was ram upon the beach, where at last accounts she remained. The pumpa have been kept at work constantly, to prevent her from fllins with water, Sneh of the passengers as desired were sent ashore, and ‘wore, by direction of Capt Stone, furmiabed with quarters at hetels and boarding houses in the town, Sure Senasriax CanorFalmouth, Oct 12—hip Hebastian Cabot, Hopkinson, from London for Bombay. wae putil back to Mo nimoath leaky and with loss of ruader, “in tow 0} Ipelago, dark Rowe, from Philadelphia for Port ICAL ENGI- in order enzines at reference from box 17) Herald ofice. gv aaabiendrdaratae caper aaeery SITUATION WANTED—BY A PRA A. Teer, competent to put. up and kee and machinery; eight years experience Br Barx Wx Boor, rure Spain, sprung aleak 20th Inst, when just outside of Ca VACANT FOR A PUPIL, Henlopen, and returned to P on the Ba’ for ropa st seers we fromm ‘$00.10, SIO) the frst Year? Brew Byes tc xNOW—Dun cent Egg Peseta en bark letter will atate age, occupation, 4c. Address Lucknow. From New York ‘York for or anuwerp: manhore 3 Dear bere, Broadway, in the Post office, ‘a complete, w Soaeieg et sisal hamcos ine Ree erOn RSA FEW MORE GOOD BRICKLAY. Bucmare ‘to whom libera! wages wiil be paid on a long job. Apply to Mr. Hamaiton, 132 Broadway, room No. 6. Ba A bree oo I” Pipe ety ne Scnr Transit, of New London. about 245 tons burthen. 9 yeara old, has been sold to Capt D 8 Welden and others, of Greenport.’ Li, on private terms, and will. be employed ia before trade under command of Capt W. in a ‘8 first el 'RasEL Borrom Ur—C: In Clapp, of the towboat at\Now Orlouue, staion (rat the plat beat Renee fell emia MTORR gs ah ore Wilhatmebare. from goth Poh ne Ghee ight of fae, ith inst. 2) mitesS= | (LOCK MAMERS WANTED—AT JAMES RODGERS’ Mp to Tse fecteca manufactory, 421 roadway; workmea used to ranean towed her int ‘ine fnew vessel and | oy Algo a boy, to learn the trade, Califrom 410 6°. M. [eBoy rhe Quine Boat Bay, in& ites MHeOveed Ural her ceo Conte ot he ee oned | NA ACHINIS? ENGINEER WANTED.—MUST BE A red that her cargo consisted foe, for the partes cf saving, eonnt ot ole, to Bearbark of Abort 800 ton = Not oui was eiaes ‘And it is xupposed her crew perished. Her stern 0 low in the water. ier se not be ascertained. Foreign Ports. Bristo1, (Pil), Oct 1—Arr FB Hamilton, White, and Wil- helmina, Beckman, NYork; lth, Olga, Castelano, do (and pasned for Bristol Fonoxavx, Oct S-Sld Trent, Eitversen. WYO: BnouwEnsnaven. Oct Sif Roland. Wicke, altimore. sendy, tiabl .,and come well recommended: DS cbale ag paid and steady employment given. Address ineer, ok 985 ‘Fost ome. ACHINISTS WANTED—GOOD VICE HAN! LHe om aintan tance out of the city: good w ol | ire at the of e ef gece, f Detween 1 and 2 o'clock, Fon WANTED —A GOOD WORKMAN CAN eee steady work. Apply in the foundry office, 39 Say fy ee ala in the 1 . HE ADVERTISER WANTS A SITUATION fs Bane OS tae alana Curelagnat, Fork, i sseeieetae oashttiene or some otter pomtion a ent, where an extensive practi- so BRGrNESS, Oct 7—OM, Amalia, Siedenbarg, from NWork | oy"exper ce, (Principal Meounectod with railroad work) Hons, estjm ates, &c., FAMovt, Oct 12—Arr Peppina, Paicurieh, New — for adress fubinece box Sid Hth, Harraseeket, Waite (from Akyab), GLOUCESTER, oe 10—Arr Aquila, Tichiez, a ‘William a Jane, Wood, NYor! Tarn, Oct T0-cla Flora Southard, Tocdworth, NYork. Hrvorr, Oct 9—Arr Lion, Cooper. Brouwersbaven. Liverroon, ratte “arabia rite Moodie, Boston; 12th, Kentuckian, St John, N it Wth, Robin Hoda, Matthews, NYork. iH 10th, Gem, zeae. A cimarae Cadiz and River Plate; Gorilla, Broker, New Or y Lay ye Constitutions Cutter, and Arkwright, Caulk- ins, for NYuPk. Lonpow, Oct 10—Arr Rose, Stephens, NYork; 12th, E H ‘Taylor, Jordan, ih, Southampton, Whitney, NYork (and sld from Gravesend’ 1ith). 1 ‘Arr at Gravesend 10th, Sailor Prince, Wyse, New York for Sid 1th, owe NYort a Oct Se id A & E Lovett, Perry, NYork; Ada, onto HS. ‘Oct Arr Stambonl, Manson, Boston: halle, NYork. Sla 8th. Doo foguane, Lenaz, Pils. re Sheffield, et Rey We 4, Cat Ca Br brigs fon. Sones, NYork; Laura, Onvonpness, Oct 1]—Of, Eureka, Chandler, from Nyhamn for Bristol. an QuaEEeTOWN, Oct 10—Arr_ A D Whidden, Gamble. Carte Kangaroo (8), Liverpool (and eld for NYork). Sla 9h, Dakota, Witiams, London American Forts. BOSTON, Oct 23—arr Br steamship Hibernia, Leiteh, Gal way via St Johns, NF; ships Mont Blane, elt dison Gilbert, Cook, New Orleans; barks Franklin, Bryant, an useful to Mi po oe 180 sO Herald once, 7 DYERS.—WANTED, BYA FIRST RATE, CLEVER workman, a situation as foreman ina oe ae bog | all, cotton or worsted, Can furnish good re! Address J. C., at Mr. Winans Engle if bed DENTISTS.—AN ASSISTANT WANTED, WHO CAN ‘ansist in ve ei and mechanical dentistry. Mail + Gants will give thelr age, how long they are dentists, an wages wan Apply to Preterre Brothers, 159 Bowery. ANTED-FIFTEEN GOOD BRICK LAYERS: BEST ‘wages and steady work will be civen. Call imme- aah the corner of Mercer and Warren ats, Jersey WAKE FIRST CLASS PRITANKIA SPINNER. Address vox 841 Philadelphia Post of TANTED—TWO OR THREE GOOD HANDS POR A light business; must Le not less than 18 years of age, and quick workmen, Apply at 429 Broome st., third fleor, ‘ANTED—A GOOD BLACKSMITH AND - HELPER, at H, Wisser's carriage shop, 77 Greene ANTED—A GOOD JAPANE! stands bronziny of @ steady situation ONE WHO UNDER. and as Oxtures ean heer t S79 ANTED—A GOOD OAK GRAINER; GOOD WAGES Ww Cienfuegos: RIT Knight, Johoson, Havana: brigy M Shep ‘and steady employment. Inquire at McDonald's plano- ard. Cook, Owoa: M Wheeler, Wheeler. and AF Larraber, | forte artion manufactory, #9, 101, 108 ast Houston st.” Carlisi, Battadelp "a Carliae, York; sera G | = ie L Spares, ris Sac Port ro efit Frinee via Tagua; Herbert (Br). Plaves, ‘To DANCING ACADEMIES. lands: Ciara, Crowell Cetin Smith Farni am, By Smith. Alexandria: 5 T TRENOLS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMI wane, Aldrich C A 65 West Thirty-fourth street, New York. 90 hy fm ighth sireee EDs cinssea in Boirees—Mon. ow open Boi: ih Eicmth street. Wednend ‘eS West ‘Thirty-foorth street. Private Hardecrabble, Dexter, Doai Cla brigs Somers: (Br), , West, Jacm ‘hesapent Wymi itimore; arbre Home, shaie, Fayal; Amita Mt Clowtm x, Port Royal, Also eld Br ship Geo H Warren (new. tone). Hubbard, Digedeqnash, Nis, Nothing went to wea, wind W io 8 24th, AM—Arr Brsteamship Alpha, Hunter, 8t Johns, NF, via ate with the Africa's passengers aud ca: bark A herw jentuegos: achra Typhoon. ‘Treworgy, Baltimore: Dolphin, Keller. Elizabethport: Geo W Gloves Nest ort Ewen, (id steainship Saxon, Matthews. adetphia; barks Syiph. Webber, W © Africa: Kremlin, Bn ; res! brig Volant (Hr). Puller, Port Elizabeth: CGH dace, Webber, WO Africa; achre Ann Be wat EAConant Norton, Mansanilla; Risk, Pldrdce. Philadel: phia: JW, Paulaliny NYurk. Sid ship Geo ll Warren, bark et mar rR ship Ey Liverpool; 7 sipeaiaalenodgtatacs "URINE oun tr te Br bens on Boston via Port Royal; sehr Alert, Bea a4 7 day evening. 20th evening, Mh in re ded A Re) DANCING CLASSER.—NO. 204 . nue, New York. Additional classes for ehil- dren, to meet Mondays and Thursdays, will commence on Monday, Oct. 19, ata! Tt HILLGROVE'S DANGING ‘ACADEMY, NO. 206 Evghth avevue, near Twenty are, atreet.—A new class will eter ey on Menday and —., afternoons. Aise an evening class for ladies ai jemen. All the fashion. able and approved dances ta ‘Apply as above KES DANCIN CADEMY, 361 . Beste aeie te aoe meet Tuesdays lafa, from 3 to ENT! LEMEN Tuesdas a reiaay’ oh COREE Was poteecaes Fri ye ls yy th Pi. - LADIES’ La mye Insti ronal for select bat to let Cd Br bare Manion. Plisdory‘Aamens ROKER HVE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING. B Rahbia and mkt: echrs M Kinney, Ogier, Ot ale Nis J R Mather, Orr, Portinnd: tea Nymph, Couly, Nore, AXCING | MASTER. —WANTED. A COMPETENT Bid ship B Bulkley Hr brig Nile. dancing teed r, to instruct,e private class of obild: 23d—Arr shi nia. Delano, Bath; Br brig Breeze. oven Dougall. Windsor, NS; Br tchr Mulgrave, Wambash, Hi cs Cla ‘barks W Hallett, Hallett. and Hae nia, eer G. PLANGI, THE POPULAR TEACHER OF DANG. Finer bi = ‘choole, Aadrens, rated Planet, Poof Mevare. Win Trail’ ton Seek Oct 22—Cld my re Fre The Tateh, ance Shi = musie store, 43 wi Rew acu ay a. eehi “Cre liek a ‘ins Ne AT! Goce ire i. iar le ie, ¥ bate jew York, Cld DIGHTON, ent rehire A Brera ‘ard, Tooker, George- dayne, Rowland, do Sid 221, schra Benator, ds Rein, Bort, tN York; 0 poor Emily Jame, se jizabeth INE, Moet | Dear eohr yt Atalay i Holbrook, DANCING AND SKATING ACADEMY, fs open for the of pupils, o8 iar and Thursday of each wee! anaes forming. vere aken ‘occupied T ipy classes Inquire of 7 MATRIMONIAL. A eer DESIRES TAB | ACQUAINTANCR-OF YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1863. UND—A SMALL of Bxchangs — _HOSTETTER'S § sromacn | BITTERS. | 8 ON THE s4rE si LOST AND FOUND. MOF MONEY, ON THE COR nce and William sireet, on Saturday afternoon, Ath inst, The ower can have it by proving peo- NAPE SINK, perty aud payin cost of tnisotice. Address James ARE SIDE, Ts" New Yo Post oitice. SAPE SIDE. LEST AT Hy MOARALD'S LIVERY STABLES. $1 AND SAFE SIDE. 4 3% North Muore street. om the 2d September last by ‘AFE SIDE. to young men, a pair of Radéle Horses. Ii not called (9 by APE RIDE, st of November, and all expenses paid, they wi be APE SIDE, sold to defray the same. pissh te ‘e SAVE SIDE. O8T—A GOLD WATCH, WITH INSCRIPTION, ‘IY RTOMACH 4 wented by the Auetionerrs at Glasgow to George Tat.” STOMACH Fifty do dollara will be pald to whoever wil! retarn it to the STOMACH loser. who pledges h's word mo questions will b asked. Ad- Y STOMACH drone box oa Post office, or call a; Muller & Brown's, 22 SoMa a on Gi ‘ ry wae yee noua ORF—ON THE EVENING OF 22D INST., A LAR AC! fret sin:to stone Brisiant;) supposed clther ‘at the STOMACH fademy of Music or in a Browiwas) Twenty-third trek STOMACH And Ninth avenue stage. ‘A Wheral reward. will be paid. to MACH the finder on leaving 1 piace, pr ac 190 West Thirty-necond street, e same with A, M, Cristalar, 10 Park SPC RES TH. LOST 20%, RRIDAY | EVENING. 4 place entrance to Cooper The finder will be ‘iberally rewarded by leaving it ab 15 3i ak ray st street. iy SECURES THE AT THE 4gToR RK $8 THE Insuinte, a Gold W. OST—ON SATURDAY £VENING, ON. THE CANAL 4 street bout to Hoboken, or mx o’cloc’s Newark train, a Package of Aecount Books, &. A liver paid by returning them to Degener's, 111 Fulton street, N.Y, ST.—$10 REWARD.—A BLACK AND TAN, SIX BALCH OF THE ENTIRE LostP 02 with collar, on Saturday night. @ HEALTH OF THE ENTIRE ji rade Ground; nai HEALSH OF THE ENTIRE SYS’ era dog pup of the sao. HEALTH OF THE ENTIRE S¥aTH NM, er a dog pup 0 HEALTH OF THK ENTIRE SY fruit store. HEALTH OF THE ENTL STEM 1 an oF pat Pees, arerey. FAL E ENTIRE BY o M, ral roward will be T° FRIDAY LAST, A CORAL AND GOLD Gracelet, “Tie huder will be rewarded by leaving It at 20-Washington place. RE SY HEALTH OF THE RE ENTIRI SYSTEM, operree an STOMACH BITTERS HOSTRITER a STOMACH BITTERS: TOLEN-ON SUNDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 2. 1563, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH WITTEIS S from Darlan’s Hotel, Jamaica, Db, 1. @ large sia 08’ . ERS STOMACH BITIERS Baek and witte apotted Setter Dog. with Tons, feather tall; Woarirrees stowage Bite answers to th ff Rolla. reward Ai be paid tor TE BToMAG aeeae fiyormation which will lend to. the reeovery of the dog, OF STETTERS STOMACH BIS $50 will be paid if the thief caw be brought to trial and con- HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS: $itod. Address W. Dor an, Jamaica, L-T.,or James Meyer, Caterina HOMAce RintiEe Jr,, 43 Beaver street, N. Y. HOSTETTER’'S STOMACH BITTE ‘FINANCIAW. ag, A™ “AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD as a iiss STATE OF OHIO ABA 7 per cent First Mortgage, Bonds, eoupont payable Ist April 48 4 and ist Getober: pri sachal papain ial a8 A ‘A {imited number of these securities for sale by the un- pout, be a to phorentiva AND Suet Mat ForRirber partoatry HOWLAND & ASPINW ALI. TLOTIVE AND CURATIVE MEI 54 South atreet, PROTECTIVE AND CURATIVE OAD OF DI PROTEOHVE AND CURATIVE Nt HE BOA 4 i soon Saturday, Get 4 At PROTECTIVE AND CURATIVE MEDICINE. promisin; Se ae doe eay nawner thereat in rood faith | Alverative aad Antibilious preparation has attained « popu respeious fotice or fault. tobe received in full settlement | jarity never. before en) iby a proprictory medicine, thereof, and for all claims of any kind connected therewith, | Starting in Loy with sales ig the year equal to about and tor the moneys pald or advanced .thereon, and for any sn) eaplal ‘tock « of the een not exceeding one million of dollars for that pi ae ‘eed to, writ yee jaims, on or before the i ith day of November next. Atte: E. 8. ABE) ETHY, ‘Secretary New York and New Haven Railroad Co, aS hat — dividend of ten per cent en the capi. | ment of the tenden: ration of this PURE and tal stock will rit be pa aid-on the S0th ust, "The trancter books | POW: WERFUL VEGE soe LIXIR, as mas ser ‘will be closed on Fhe 26th Frag ar day of payment. ended pe the ges oy) Laney cory ousands ant OuARGC. Treasurer, | tens of th re. health v1 ig any posed neght ny, eld pursuant to legal pany, in the city of New Yo 1568. the followlag resolution was adopted, ¥ ‘Kenoived, That for the sole purpose of ac itn the claima i al Habiity tbo terms proposed 1a the To isau rk, on Saturday, Oct, 24, PROT! BM PROTECTIVE AND CURATIVE MEDICINE. ‘The maps of the sales of B'S STOMA! BITTERS “and | con Inst this compan; not admit. perecn, this. Board 18 re realy t9 aoncpt bo communications before it via: ‘oge que wow share tock for two of Fi res cannet le. ba HOSTETTE! during the year 1863, show 1) 000, 1t has so steadily ae me play ‘advanced in publid jor 1e ten! enormous sum of $600,000 M0. and ip New York alone ss iacumsba cases per wen mer hese business statens is are given to the world not from, any ostentatious motivo, but as an evidence of the great sanitary fact that the Bitters meet the wants Cod f fulfil tha ence or breach of duty; and to’ increase the Lire ‘and manufac- ts scecess, will reach the + provided these terms shall be the holders and ownersof such ENANCTAL. Southern Bank Notes, Southern Slate Bonds, Southern Securities of every La tion wanted. by expectations of the community; that the publie belief im their eilicacy creases und extends day by dns, week that those who . SCRANTON, 03 Beaver street, IN RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, OCTOBER de: columns ot ne. 5 ay tire ublety to such general state. York. due November 1, 1! ill be ‘id Monday, and in every Bence 2 by Datel Deviity Haj. Cheateriain of ae'clty, Hiring “adverieaments ngible,ceruitcaten of the ihe Faster goat: will be closed Wednesday, 1th in | any other: cause, their rondertul popularity in attributable. NTEREST On CITY STOCKS.—THE INTEREST ON and Stocks of the Corporation of the city of the Bonds stant, at 3 o’cloc! ousands, Who 01 appeti all physica Dlesuings that reader life enjojnble tot | inettectae tkSuowilapfoved eppeuranre, smone allcaases of society n improv a and. in overy portion of the Western world. To these = limits can be ass! ultimate demand fora MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller. Pp tion that thus renders al" who use It proselytes and Darantuenr Rs Finance, Comprxoi.en’s Orrice, New | eu ists. 1803 haif of the adult population of the clviiized world rene bad = Host! eITRUs BiTtu RS, because that aot Mos street, secon NEY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND ar In nd out of town, in sums of $5,000 150.1 to WARD RD MCLEAN’ (ave Field fain roulach nua bowele this sgreebie vi tind is aur absolute specifi ae stimulsn i eMcLanny, No. ohne | ‘Two (nousand shares of the capital stock of the Union spirits sold as beverages sreadultersted, Am Pacific Ratlroa Compan having beeribed, and ten | lytic ‘chemiat detects active corrosive in the best of per cent thercof paid Treasurer cy said Company, & Even if they were free from this objection, an uni cotiog of tae nubseribers to tne alnsk of Chey 2 for medicated alcoholic stimulgnt is not what the enieebled Ge cenion of me thereof willbe held at the office of | mach uires. Hoste “a Bitters, ‘go of Rye, Me vd street, in the city of New York, oo from whi ich every acrid ob ‘clement fins beog ai hanged the: 25th | zt, ) moos. special @ component, Ba th amy. v. nity Seoretary, _Naw Yonx, Sept. eos ‘OTICE.. preted J PACIETG RAILROAD COMPANY. Novce. ee that bal es crt Lt porte wall te Parties holding ten (10) of more fractional or y ares he it. and ip or more full coupons of {he loan of 1852, maturi ng ou the Ai Het oR or sitet peer of HOB. are requested to hi ‘in TETTER'S STOMACH operative and fchedules. itoliers Sor rae ae ry pad have | (rrestat the pure Eusouce of Byer wine wich torms. thei Saat era aeiaee nahin aetna | tatters trees, eaiv stant, a anit Aires weiss lock P. M., or as soon thercafter as the examination cs ae {to thetmart ye atimlent, lank schoduice will be furnished upon, anplisation ut the futerest desk. ee Th the disease. ractice of taking Ii wor ag aa Sagi before meals is Raeadiy. error. in the firs§ OGDEY, President. 25, 1863. des Without tne sia ald of a situates atiinulagt kA Umirn 87188 TREASURY, tien Nf rahe? tabie ingrecene "ivew Yorn, Oct, 17. 1888. A Sieck The by a wholesom (Aghes its phases. permancot! Co Fe al pone a by its oy ions Muorderse that have ¢ det ns, he Seneel, of Medicine ‘be C1ac Amistant Trossurer United § States, ae or the day of bas" Norra wanted, by W. B. ae YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK CO3 COMPANY, Oct, 23, 1868.—Tne directora have thie dav declared a rterlyidivi Noresive after abandonin mn devpair, have. been ‘cured liver disease by wailed Vegetable Alterntive, a 1 has ak ‘ul drug wouid be banished frou civil practice ia ul sca their combined experience before the word, 4 of four (4) per cont.payabie on the’td encase napa eer ah nt Ry order. U,V, MASUN, Secretary. CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA AND Bale Bonde with oF ritbout past die coupons, mit been ignomintousiy thrust out of cur military how tal succers of the Bitters ia cases of HABITUAL CON- Beaver street. STATION bas been marked and striking. Their pera ANTED—A ¥RW it DRED DOLLARS OF Tie Recaiver'a Certifiear Bs , New Jerncy. Apply t jon genily removes obstructions from thi same tine sha op suficlent vi maven ich Ines the alimentary cau jorm ber most important function: nk of Pater. m. SAT SON, Wail $ years, Address box 3, 70.00 WANTED--ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, te Bosto ver enuitm, fore term cf ost oil ithout any farther medication, moat pain- JENOE, a annoying and often x xery mt, la not only relteved for tho time heing, but Ne Teourrence prevented by an oceusioual resurt to thie, de. rf ash price for ‘Ware, or advances mace on the seine, At 653 Broadway. prelace SRY HYMAN'S—058. BROAD 4X. CORNE OF a onder indie Bond street. room G, up Fiatrs, Ww highest | Posty iatnerwive be ® pressing monda, aot or uinsel: fiver v wealtay Lightfnl siomachic: and the «ame may id of CRAMPS. 18 THe STUMAGIT, MILTOUS CHOltC, BICK Head. ACHE and that most depressing ad pa fil wensation im ‘abdomen which is sometimes. e”” feeling by yapeptia iis ts anvevit that cay, only vigo lew tie eaparity of ti 10 foul, wo that the desire for seconat increase result. A yet be thin ‘kaos, . elry, Silver, Dry Goods aad Tersonai Property of all a Articles can be redeemed st ang time within J fs Feematieal iy on one year. Private oilice; entrance sails, It may be, taken aso rule s WNBROKERS? TICKETS WANTED—AT 7 now ory, upstairs, T ray more than sny ons ‘n New York for tickets of ons, Watches, Jewery, Guns, Masteal | these maladies are m: sastraments, Clothing, Dey Goods, Siltts, ac. Alitof Over. | ty take time wy, conte wanted. 11, however, this war aing sl.ov 14 cone too ta === ton, let the eromiort trom the VOSTEITER' x we the certaia rv Atored to usefulness and every variety of cael arity the discoverey, near Sevenftenth sirert. Ov LUTiEW, Deus: Fittcen yearn extabll TO NASSAU the highest prices are paid tor Diamonds Watches and I pretrred, bya: HONIGSAS, Mronst ahd prefe: vy iroaer at Merchant ONEY TO LEND—ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, "EW - descriptions, UP STAIRS, wonderful prompt au ILLS AND Rar every wpe. Take » duration STREET, ROOM xO. par eaterm, States at. iv superve intermbitent and remictemt fev de on the wane fommission yeas. et the erers other medirine ! ARNARD, a7 Third avenue. fat -vhewrer rreorts to it for thie purp. 6 ravie (9 ail the atmospheric b G orders ‘ot a ‘tee Bar A RIIFICIAL BONE. GyeLanas FOR DECAY teeth. sensitive warranted dent a ot. when tet! hare Fifteenth ‘sot 3 Sixteenth eireets, ee ae IOLTON DENTAL, ASSOCIAT: LO RTIFICIAL TEETH ONLY SREAUTIFUL KTS ON fa fue gold and plailna. pure wiiver and y at te cents w Fi aod avenue, deiween Tenth and Bier iecanih arenes Dr We ame ithe eg ‘Kiso wo, ‘tor the No win utely Wishart pale, by the niirone ent de No. 22 Bondgstreet, cure. Let them dvecard q ad rely upon a that la suck eases hae never, during ten yeare, bora ieows to fail, Ae A FALL AND WINTER 8TOMACITIC Hostnritisy HITTERS eryeciaily clan ail who tiempted from bod'ir ailments during The digest! le sever Old roote built wy At his roome, 859 Broad Ver 10,000 testimonials, without the A ge bm pian ehai teeth thot . sinth evens, babies for extracts insaries. ON Exrkact Lge f the origival discutscer, tea a. Q. CO COLTON. 2 JOBS A: ALUEN & CO. | a co. se aa et ee saan one ta fy pstiely wht od a ein little Picthory . or debility or colt and damp aud 9 ton vraag (er, ibe atamab, 1 e a Je storm @eh ine au Shon sad ihe *Sppeti ten Ae will give th lat ioe con ee an hating oe and’ p place Tor interview vif eTaraian to hope to derive free for ime and pi for interview , a oe derive from geben & Hari Brantn mattis criecapalr — iene thet 9 Ellzabeid port. for, do: Gokien Gate Pts SOLDIER, NOW STATIONED AT POINT = mi o ore £0 , wishes correspondence Rie a Neal, Banton'for Phlladelpin, ad gee regard to matrimony. Ske must be fain, HE TRON TRETH IN THIS CITY, FITTED TO cord, Returned, on acconnt of head wind, briga Adelma, ‘and not exceed 25 years. de viaite wis be taut for pe lem te, Pad paid ‘te greenback) = Catharine Rogere Pep Mary F ewber, TR ncly recetved and hisin Tt Ladies can obtain in- ramen near corner of Broad- Rinerare Girls Francie: eth Here, Baltimore. Lookout, Ma. way. jDODGS, Dentin. re Acta, Hitched, i 72.7 Atamne ne ae In port thee abore aertenle ane avons Thomas i AJ Horton, ih ile, Carmen, ellie, he Sy a naar oa Bad Seve pa steamer ar Mod Antelone, Morton, Baker, Port Royal; Arma- ae sehr Carohne, Colling, Paes Weeden, Fall oa Bi sehr Iwe of ilaeelphia. sisgty AM—Arr in ite cet sehre gee 7 en eens Lotter Potter, ‘eee ae ‘obv, iedne, Robinson, ‘Rondon. toall N & D Sendder, Hi 7PM—Are achr Christopher Loeser, Laws, Philadelphia ATRINGRY wt aves Maz Wavaghessin fen receipt of 25 ONIAL—A CIRC! Rk A Toutdenee. to hone whe are m . pal se ~ AG webets on the tend ore for One A AAORRIS AND RSSRX ESSEX RAILROAD OMPANT.—ON x LONDON, oe RI—Arr soo} Wednemiay, coe | 4, * u whee Ft Boop Blackstone, Allen, Ms ma Varna aoa rom a raine om thie we Provides RUA HAVEN, Oct 23—Arr sebrs Rioasorn, Ds : Ore Hoboken. Important A Edgar; Washington, Ferguson, F Pierce, Thai Soop de i $ TA Got BAe berks FARO | peers, nie, Herrick, N Vor; br My ro BR, Superintendent, N By HaREee AND ALBANY RAILROAD.= Mm. Dover te my 10304. M. 3} 1 af ‘P.M creen ie, 81109) AM. anda PM 4 other trains eee tine table. mort | JOUN BORCHIL . Superintendent, CERTIRICATRS. mga A 4D teeth extracted is, A eum powes. and as tiey act men rous aif the weairat ne,rove orga: J. Jay y Dr. ete |? rane CANARIRG, BOTH SHO Dorit SHORT ead =| pees tor each Pater 14 Felton etree TMATID VENTRN, whe prubtie ag ical ae Ui ao to dete pare Ret yor, nat Foe ry [said nate of rms, Al canoe Work, $1 Heel bosrted, Wala H = | SEa'tme nei na re wo LARGE EW FO! SDLAND ASD st. BRRYARD | Sears the buena toes tiny hear the oni Dogs for sale; lL bive k As wateh Wf Mesers Hostetter and Beith, hey are of LARGE LOT OF MBER 107 oF norwo cagantas zon eae ss Fasey irc. beiten sngaicaet Fins Biren. “Call ati ing doubie On. arg ite Greener see, ee BUOAB, £2 Cure and Da |. 9) Broadway. pileedan GRAY. “qUNe—aN NAAN ASSORTENT OF Warren ot, Exterminator, 6e | Bosca revered ant eid : Ire New Vere, sce 4 com y yore Neraid far ¥ oieaire or Fah sR iT IQATETTER ABMITI, Preavary,