The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1865, Page 8

” . 8. ne NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1865. seumaien, tae Dd fund, before the error was discovered ; FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Eecage have charg wend dpialls of the eprops orci pigeon ape ws arte Erg to and under the control of | oor owners, out of the income of the fand, befory said income can be again applied to the redemption of bonds. Sarvavay, Oct, 14-6 P, M ‘The salary < the manager shall sierle fixed by the wo mock market opened with a firm tone this mors- qemonten, one Snes a. commen, ‘The Treasurer says if Congress will reimburse the Stato Ang, and at the first session of the open board the tm- | of 10,008 aid Sach glork in the sam of $5,000, to be ap- for all the amounts advanced for defensive purposes it provement of yesterday afternoon was fully maintained. pp will be able to redeom all tho outstanding bonds of both Beading sold at 117, New York Central 10134, Erio 9134, | ,, Frerth The assaciation —a issues, The bonds are now sclling at 84 a 85 for these of ‘Hudson River 108}, Michigan Central 115), Michigan members. | [Nemes Pnotes as the members of tho | 1866, and 96 a 97 for the issues of 1803. Southern 76%, Rock Island 10934, Cleveland and Pitts- | association may desire 0 depeest Si reg emewdg The Boston imports for the week ending October 6 durg 783s, Northwestern 3174, preferred 653%, Fort | Tecemplion shalt be moc OTT ne ea te ean? | Were $1,670,175, against $600,323 during the correspond. Wayne 1011, Prairie du Chien 6434, Canton 42, Cumber- Inittes may deom necessary for the safety and pro- | ing week in 1804. Total since January 1, $20,500,513. Jand 47%, Quicksilver 5034. At the regular board prices | tection the banks), ioe assorted and for- | Tho exports forthe week onding October 6, inclading receded @ fraction on a portion of tho tist, Read. | warded for, rede mi.) corey ene, the specie, were $358,658, against $451,067 for the cor- Ime closing 3% lower than, at the second | SA, oF {2 thelr redeeming oe tpatiadsiphia, those ve. | Tesponding week in 1864 board yesterday, and Cleveland and Pittsburg 3. | deeming in Boston and Philadelphia to be sent to the | The coal tonnage of the Schuylkill Navigation Com- Erie closed higher, Hudson River 1, Michigan South- | aye ene, tnaoe Uden ana iene oe pany for the week ending October 5, 1865, was 41,230 ern 1, Northwestern preferred }4, Rock Island 44, Fort | york through the Clearing House, as hereinafter pro- tons; cn pgp week beget epee ma ‘Wayne 13, Prairie du Chien %- Government securities | vided. increase for the week, 16,536 tons, Total for season to were nearly steady. Coupon five-twenties of the new See eal ae eeuatiscal Rens enea tak fe October 5, 1865, 690,445; to same date last year, 71,088 fasue declined 3s, seven-thirty notes of the second series ceipts to be. signed. by ss ona ‘three of the commit tons; decrease H6 SAAN BIAS LOE, aad 3. There was a sale of the third series at 9834. and countersign¢ e manager. The following table shows the iness of the Illinois “After the call there was a general advance, which was Pe aoa commenters desk assigned at the | Central Railroad for the month of Septomber:— well supported at the one o’clock open board. New | cates and the redemption of notes redeemable in New TAND DEPARTMENT. York Central closed at 10134, Erie 92%, Hudson Raver | York can be made daily. Acres constraction lands sold., 10,887.99 for $132,061 len Captcal clove: a ete 9814, TE ‘Highth--The expenses of the Assorting of the | Acres interest fund lands sold.. "478.18 for 7,83 108, Reading 117, Michigan Contral 115%, North- | oommitiee and for the redemption of notes shall be paid | Acres frediands sold........... 1,511.39 for 2,520 western 317, proferred 663%, Michigan Southern 777, | by each bank availing Ntself of the privileges in ex8Ct | 16. auring the month of Cleveland and Pittsburg 79%, Rock Island 100.4, Prairie | propertion, ta the sot S'comunitioe om tho iat dag | September, 1860... 12,877.63 for $110,918 du Chien 6534, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2976, | of each month, or as soon thereafter as the expenses can | To Which add town Jot 1,440 Cumberland 47, Quicksilver 493. Afterwards, on the be agomrtained and spartans, i 7 Total of all.......6 12,877.53 for $161,358 strect, the market closed steady. any redeem its notes when Casts collected: in September scmepernee ‘There was much less monetary pressure and a lighter ones, ae ee De by Grn ped on commit mpm demand for money to-day than on either Thursday or | action as they may deem necessary for their redemption | Receipts from n Friday, call loans being made freely to houses in fair under the National Banking law, and the loss or expense | Receipts from freight A dis. | Attending such action by said committee shall be borne | Recelpts from mail credit at 7 per cent; and next week the continued in the same manner and proportion «s the regular ex- | Recoipts from rent * ‘Dursoments of the Sub-Treasury, on account of the tem- of the Assorting House, sho any ‘occur | Receipts from other sources. , porary loan, will be likely to restore the money market robbery, det see i or from ear omer oa gr ‘Total receipts in month of September, 1865... $708,739 ‘at this centre to an easy condition, But for the machina- | borge pro rata, to the amount received from ench bank, | Total receipts in month of September, 1864. 799,24 tions of certain interested parties, with a view to creat- | based on the day’s receipts on which the loss occurred. ‘The traffic on the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad ‘Tenth—Bank notes redeemable at New Orleans, Leaven- | aaring the month of September was as follows: — ing an artificial stringency, the pinch would not have been so severe upon the overloaded weak houses and operators, who were in most cases carrying about three times as much stock as a prudent regard for their own interests would have dictated. These stood up with great firmness, considering the pressure that was brought to bear upon them, It should, however, not be without worth, San Francisco, or any other point south of Cairo, west of the Mississippi river, unless redeemable in the city ot New York, shall not be received by the committee for redemption; and should any such notes be found in tho peckages deposited forassorting and redemption, such notes shall be returned by the committee to the bank from which they were received. Eleventh—All deposits of currency made with the com- mittee must be in sealed packages, of not over tive thou- September, 1865. September, 18¢4. Increase. ‘The following summary shows the receipts and ship- ments of flour and grain at Chicago during the week end- ing October 7, mm 1864 and 1865:— value as a warning. The feeling among the brokers | gang dollars, except packages containing notes of the SOOE heoriion, pucii acliaie and speculators seems to be more decidedly “bullish” | denomination of ried aie at scare Poa Receipts, pean Receipts, Shipmen’s, ’ put in packages of ten thousand dollars or twenty thou- | Flour, bbls... 25,608 105 49,367 45,562 than it has been since the present speculative activity | Bey Goiiars each, and in ail cages in even thousands dis- | Wheai, bush. 212777 202185 440021124101 set in, and, with the monetary ease which may be ex- | tinctly marked with the amount, the namo of the Cor 123,499 103,275 258,434 1,064,450 pected, there is every likelihood of their acting upon ceppaune jen, non Nore “ fe senleene a sock ae 968,629 536,871 391,450 293,875 aol posits m je before ten o'clock A. M. on eac 1,073 — 49,834 — their opinions to an extent which will stimulate a rise | DOv"* Tech mations can be made for amounts short, Sesot 4010 nado 4746 unwarranted by the real values of the stocks dealt in, and hence there is danger of speculation, like vaulting ambition, overleaping itself and inviting a recoil which will carry prices below their real value. Stocks are counterfeits, &c., at any time previous to the cancella- tion of the certificates issued for the packages for which the reclamation is made. Twelfih—Each bank belonging to the association may be represented at all meetings thercof by one or more of The following table shows the receipts and shipments of flour and grain at Chicago from January 1 to October 7 for four years:— RECEIPTS. 1863, doubtless cheaper than commodities, but the latter are | its principal officers, and shall be entitled to one vote. 1862, 1864. 1865. too high, and because they are necessaries, and therefore | , Thireenth—A general meeting of the association shall | Piour, vbls.. 1,284,090 1,088,117 944,520 851.438 si be held the first Wednesday in November in each year, ‘Wheat, bush.10,216,967 $,056,223 8,293,928 6,643,763 must be obtained for use, no matter what their price | at twelve o'clock M. ‘on een esd 2454811 12102861 21,001,008 may be, that furnishes no absolute reason why stocks, Fourteenth—At every annual meeting a chairman shall 2,870,996 6,966,927 9,766,448 8,076,021 which are not necessaries, should participate in the gene- | Verelected by ballot to preside at that meeing, and al) 806154 G1,923 "968.063 984,065 ral rise which speculation and other causes have com- | ghail be absent a chairman pro tem. shall be appointed, ag cb Se bined to create; for if it did it would be on the principle | At the same meeting a secretary shall also be elected by 1862, 1863. 1864. 1865. that two wrongs make a right. It is not to be concealed | allot, Flour, bbls. 1,227,048 1,012,109 940,485 721,344 special meetings shall be called by the com- Fi 10,178, “ 858,07 mittee whenever they may deem it expedient, or when- Witasat re. 10 ATES | 8 Oe OL BOG ee ere that the price of every leading article of domestic pro- one : duction has been advanced by speculative combinations | ever they shall be thereto requested by any seven of the aaers eet! eats 920 tae far in excess of the depreciation of the currency or the | ##sociated banks. 660,003 374,612 661,724 837,042 ‘Siateen‘h—At all meetings of the association a quorum 167,564 194,009 158,989. 148,506 reduced supply; but the speculators who unduly advance prices will be the real sufferers in the end, as speculation ‘can only succeed when it anticipates real values, Railway shares have advanced with the paper many times, al- for the transaction of business shall consist of a majority of the whole number of associated banks. Seventeenth—New members may be admitted into the association at meeting thereof. Such new members shall signify their assent to this constitution, in the same ‘The annexed figures show the receipts and shipments of flour and grain at Milwaukee, Wis., from Jan. 1 to Oct. 7, in 1864 and 1965 :— thongh not to the same extent; but they are already | manner as the original members. But no new members | - rs : for the most part selling for more than their present | Shall, be admitted except by a vote of three-fourths of | soup pole... yori fe 3 1,308" bey ine Er worth. Their prospective value is, however, much | Mt 3 in ‘Wheat, bush. 7,813,676 7,823,646 6,905,200 6,181,392 eenth—A standing committee of five bank officers greater, and there is no doubt that ultimately all the | shall be appointed at every annual meeting, to whom vey oe a it Aividend-paying railway securities in the country will be | Ai! applications for admission into the association shall 128,184 1,780 90,121 21.775, bonght up tor investment. This of course affords a | "°wenorerucc Fos sauee deemed sufficient by the asso- 860 «1115 87,407 405 ‘A tolegraphic despatch from San Francisco to Wells, Fargo & Co., dated October, 7, quotes mining shares as ciated banks, at any mécting thereof, any bank — ve ex sited from fee penociation set debarred from all Soe privileges of the Assorting House, provided a majorit; - the a number of saeodiated banks vote in favor Twcnticth—Any member of the association may with- draw therefrom at pleasure, first paying its due propor- tion of all expenses or losses incurred, and signifying its intention to withdraw to the committee. Twenty first—Amendments of this constitution may be made at any meeting of the association, by the vote of a majority of all the members thereof, notice of the pro- posed amendments having been given at a previous meeting. The receipts of gold at this port from California thie year compare with the amount received during the same time in 1864 a8 follows :— basis for speculation and a strong argument in favor of every rise. But it must not be overlooked that before ‘the leading speculative stocks are withdrawn from Wall atrect they will experience very many mutations in value, prices being toa great extent speculative, and ever varying with the inconstant tide of speculation. All thie is, however, of no interest to the great majority of the Stock Exchange and outside operators. Their chief eoncern is about the movements of cliques and the state of the moncy market whenever stringency is threatened. They care nothing whatever for the real value of a stock Mf it promises to reach a higher figure, so that by buying on one day they can sell at aprofit on another. The only object of st Kjobbing, a8 @ matter of course, is mere Mmoneymaking. Hencé, regardless of real values, " = fever of epeculation for a rise bas broken Hreooesee St a0.ea0 ‘out on the Stock Exchange, and after a long ex-Nov cou.. 10514 period of dulness the old aymptoms which eee Ser sicall 10086 marked the spring of 1864 are again appearing on the 5000 US6's,5-20,cou surface, and the disposition to ‘‘bull”’ stocks is as strong ni, ex Ncou 103 asever. With an easy money market, therefore, stocks res) ee Apl.6 ee BS Se 18% ean hardly fail to rise till the bull movement exhausts itself, when the bears will rush in to undo the work, and the rails of the ehip of speculation will fll on the other tack. ‘The upward movement in the stock market will be as- sisted temporarily by the “short” interest created during April 28. 1150USTn7 3-10,1 8 8 * 98) 25000 do. the Jast two oF three days. Many of the “bull” brokers | August * Sen'906 have sold out their customers’ stock, and hence they are | August 1 and 37 1,009,069 000 N'Y 75 loan BRA 110 he ¢ fe September .- & 1 ouisiaria 6's. . $0 tie exme petition a5 the “bears: for the te Deine: | gabe 16 and Se, Septemb:r23.... 1,088'877 | 10000 0,& Miss cer,'63 30 100 Ill Cent RR. .960 There was a large amount of stock borrowed during the | October 5,. October 11 ...... 1,362}775 | 2000 HudRiv2dsfb 103 1600 Cleve &Pitts RR day, which gives a cue to the state of the market, 2" | 9000 Til Cent bls... 107 a) Total... Total . 1000 Tol&Wablstinex 9034 ‘The gold market was dull and barely steady, and where Joans were not made flat interest was paid for having coin carried. The opening price was 144%, from which Ho Pts & declind to 144)4 @ % at the close of business 5000 AL&GtWietin Od 97 3000 MiL& St Pl Istm 86 5 shs B’k of NYork 114 50 Pheenix Bank 99 25 B’k of Commerce 107 Increase this year. The following is an abstract of the last quarterly re- turns of the banks of Tro; Yim : " 7 Loans. Circulat’n. Deposite, Profits. bo The export of specie aggregated $601,628, of which the | yy era’ Nat. $690,080 a Ot Poegns | 55 Ninth N'l Bank. 104 eteamer Allemania took $431,401 and the City of Wath- | yau'cactN Tacha Spzr'tae, *43o'000.*a5s'00p "2¥;300 | 200 Cumb Coal peeks 4114 ington $170,137, making for the week $810,120. 18 "Foreign exchange was quiet. The renewed shipment ‘of fve-twentics, Erie and ether stocks, is creating a good 358,000 27,306 388 51,828 241 363,475 76,876 244.482 4,48 10 West Union Tel... U Mereh 300 0 aPrducnie * ‘i duc 200 do. = sopply of merehants bills, which are selling at 1083; a 109. | United National, 410.986 The atount of cotton bills offering is at the same time | Mutual National... sor eee 100 be M2 Milklr duGR pe larger than usual. It is estimated on good authority that | Nasional Exchange. "165,800 £3 Spring me ear os ® 160 Pits, wivecns 0 paver % er point ae ar gory er The Rensselaer County Bank 6f Lansingburg, N. Y., 300 N'Y Cont RR... jo 19 0h), Bor & Qu RR 130 pri: pete ccaalies! mately nits at | 8, becoming & national institution, under the title of er 0 ON Bet asip. digs aoe abned on: 10006) ANE: Mn mngacs, | en enue eet Lansingburg, redid | its capital stock from $200,000 to $100,000. Tho Bank MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Trade showe @ revival, the gold value of the imports for the week ending yesterday having aggregated $6,137,642 in gold. This neutralizes the effect of the increased ex- Ports now going forward, Petroleum stocks were moderately nective at the first Board, and le a i0c. higher than at the same time yer- terday, the largest advance being in Brevoort, which of Lansingburg also reduced its capital $50,000. The ageregate value of the exporta, exclusive of specie, from the port of New York to foreign porta for the week ending October 10 was $4,161,096. The following comparative statement shows the aver- age condition of the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for the past and previous week :— Married. Consiscnam—Rixo.—In this city, on Friday, October 18, by the Rev. Dr. MeSweeny, Witusam Cuxxrvonam to Eriey Rina. gf ere pene St. ons 4 bog = ay, N Be on Tuceday even! October J. Livingst Mr’ Ronune’ D. Rvawe, of New York, to Mies closed at $13. Pithole Creek closed at $7 55, Webster ue daughter of Ira jer, of 5 ‘$1 06, Shade River $170, Bennehoff Run $11, Buchanan soriaiar Hoporxs—Gnurrira,—On Tuesday 6% » October 10, S6c,, Rynd Farm $1, United States (b, 6) $20 40. 16,403,365 | Teen, eldest daughter of the late yy Griflth, Beq., of ‘We have received the following communication in re- Tee ier the city of Dublin, 3 . Dublin Times and Tel please lation to the circulation of the oid notes of country banks 4m this Jocality, We can inform our correspondent that the evil, if euch it be, will soon paes mway, as the State copy, Parken—Piatt.—In City, N. J., on Wednes- day, October 11, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev. M. E. Ellison, Warren P, of Brooklyn, and dest daughter of John The following figures show the condition of the twenty banks of Pittsburg, Pa., on the Ist instant, compared with the returns made on the Ist of July last:— bank iemes are rapidly giving place w the notes of the Cann M., ¢ Platt, \. 1. Oct. 1. ant national banks, and in & year or two the old Wills will be $9,029, on Duy Rev, C. Fors, phan ae on Thuraey, @ curionity :— 4,024,134 , Mo., to Lissin B. Crawronn, eldest daugh- 7 Fo THe OTTO OF THE MFRALD. 5,635, tor of Mr. Paste Granta Moth inte 06 Brooklyn, L. 1. You would render a great service to the community if 12,713,743 neRD—Orten.—On Thursday, October 12, at the You would use your powerful influence to do away with 19,616,062 | rosidence of Joseph F. Ruslit aq, Lawrenceville, the circulating in New York and Brooklyn of the notes Tiowa county, Penn., by Rev. G. A. H. Shumway, Jamra of country banks, except those of the national banks notes, ve cal A. Suenrerp, of Philadelphia, to Miss Euuzs ”, The lows to the community by the cireniation of these | Due from banks. 049,388 | of Lawrenceville, — — —, 5 = * hod connterfe = United States securities 11,271,963 > Surwxtx—Mrsor.—On Wi 4 My oa at fo ere those oF country CARE noves. e do away with | _ 14 will beseen that the aggregate circulation of the above | John’s church, New York city, A or Be the circulating of these the profite of the counterfeiters oust SiN st. Mo, to Mies will be small. becanse if the circulation of these notes | baUks exceeds the entire capital stock by $628,694. The | arse ion of ‘New York “_ Be localized 1 will become very dimicult to pass a coun. | following are the names of the institutions whose ciren: | “St, Louie please copy. terfeit. It is impossible now to detect the counterfeit 01 ey —| —On raday, October 1: t the i etinetive: a 4 eC vy a ughter of features of all the genuine notes, and therefore none but Berchaate, and Manufacturers’, .$785,000 $1,490,080 | (MCP Duttord: all oF this ety. aa ar experts are able to detect a new ‘counterfeit, The note | Mechanics, Bonk.. 500,000 873,802 | ““aitimore papers please copy. reporters can have no notice of the matter until the aie vi fry 869,334 ae counterfeiters have done their work and made their | Sivene, Wank pregeed rey Diea. Braxen.—On Friday, October 13, Farry Loviss Bra- xn, aged 1 year, 10 months and 6 days, only child of George and Ann Vlizabeth Braker. ‘ The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully —Two of the above banks havo am active cirealation of neatly double the amount of their capital, and the issues of one of them more than double its stock by nearly fit, There is no need of there notes here. There arc plenty of greenbacks, national and city bank notes, for J] purposes of trade, and the others are an unmitigated nuisance. Itis very unpleatant to both payer and re- ceiver every time there Hotes are offered tare s noe seventy thousand dollars, invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her Viet overhanied, besides very often consuming & Cou- | The following is an abstenet of tho reports of the | Parents, No. 127 Kast Forty-elghth strech on Monday siderable amount of very precious time. Every one coming to the city with country bank notes should be compelied to take them to a broker and get them exchanged for current funds or take them home ain. Some brokers have made it their business to set float some far away country bank notes by selling them At a discount to those who employ a large number of men, whore wages are paid with thie more than suspicions afternoon, at one o'clock. Bove. urday, October 14, Brinaet, the wife of Timothy Boyle, of the parish of Dirasaha, county Ros- common, Ireland, mn the 24th year of her age. The friends of the family and those of her uncle, John Carr, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hor ‘late residence, Ninety-ninth street, near Righth avenue, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. it Yonkers, ‘on Saturday, October 14, Wisconsin banks made to the Comptroller of the State ‘on the Ist inst: Total circulation . . Wisconsin securities United States securities Treasury notes........ Spec: Paper, Stop thie nefaricxs practice by stopping the clr- Eulnon of the notes alt ether and contne them to | The earnings of the Chicago and Northwostorn Railroad Lan, in the 90th your of The see. their own neighborhood, where their character is known | for the first week in October amounted to $221,142, | _ CRAWFoRD.—On Saturday, October 14, after a long and severe illness, Mary Augusta, eldest daughter of George and Margaretia Crawford, 22 yenre. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 261 Wost Nineteenth street, on Monday afternoon, at balf-past two o'clock. Chicago papers please co} Goorm. On Saturday, elober 14, of con; on! g he porge H, and and correctly estimated. Let all the people henceforth refueo in trade all notes except thowe of tho United States, national and city banks. The following ia the amended plan of country national bank note recemption submitted at the meeting of the bank officers of this city held to consider the subject on Werinesday last :— First—The name of the association hail be the Na- tionni Bank Note Redemption Agsociatioy Second—The object of the association shall be the es- Seblishment of an Assorting House in the city of New ‘ork for the assorting and redemption of national bank Rotes, under the direction of a committee of nine bank officers, who shal! be elected annually by the banks aeso- tiated for that purpose. Zivrd—A wmpvoger and such glerks pe may be neges which is an increase over the receipts for the same time Jast year of $89,420. The State Auditor of Missouri announces that there is no money in the treasury available for the redemption of the Union Military bonds of 1863, nor is there expected to be any before January next, when the collectors of the revenue are expected to pay into the treasury. Even then payments into the Union Military Fund will most probably be made entirely, or nearly so, in Union Mili. tary bonds, and to a very little extent in money. There is at present some money in the Union Military Fund, but not eufficieat to cover an error to the amount of some $12,000, placed into it through mistake in 1864. This Amouph Was aggounted for and expended by the State as brain, Gworar F. Coormn, eldest son of Frederika Cooper, aged 19 years, 3 month 14 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family pectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the reetdence of his rents, No, 33 South Second street, Williamsburg, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock. Coxway.—On Friday evening, October 13, Many Con- way, in tho 76th year of her ago. The friends of the family and those of her fons Frederick, Owen and James, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from per late residence, 103 Prospect auact,, Heathive, ‘this (Sunday) afternoon, at two Coscrovs.—On Saturday, October 14, Jauns Cosarove, ‘8. "The relatives and frionds of the family, the members of Americus No. F. and A. M., and the viem- bers of Company D, First New York (Lincoln) ce.vairy, are respectfully invited to attend the , this oe day) morning, at nine o'clock, from his late ‘West Thirtieth street. His remains will be removed to Lodge, No. §%, F. and A. M. MaRateh es Meietee ete ean for the of cearaue tae een eahiy eae ieee rethren are respect pert! . ey 3. ORP, Master. f on Friday, October 13, Exocu from the White Haina villous urch, on Monday noon, at es and friends of the tainlly ao invited to attend without further notice. Train leaves Twenty-sixth strect station, Harlem Railroad, at nine AM. Evens.—At Harlem, on Friday, October 13, MicHarL Evens, a pative of the county Cavan, parish of Scrabby, aged 66 years. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, this (Stnday) afternoon, at two is late residence, 130th street, between Fivex.—In Jersey City, on Friday morning, October 18, Aurnsp A., youngest son ef Henry and A. M. Finck, aged 2 months and 21 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 175 Pavonia avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely, The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Lee gear ye on Friday morning, Octobeg 13, Buiporr, wife of Edward Finley, aged 57 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this day andy), ‘at twelve o'clock M., from her late residence, No. 167 East Twenty-ninth street, thence to Calvary corey Frencu.—The faneral of Mrs, Louis Frenon, who died ‘on the ib, will take place on Monday, the 16th inst, A requiem mass for the repose of her soul will be offered. up in the Church of St. Malachi at nine A. M., after which her Temains will be taken to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross for mterment. Wee ncaiag Friday, October 13, Roserr Foster, aged years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funoral, this (Sunday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 386 East Tenth street. Girmore.—Accidentally killed by the falling of a bank of dirt, Duke Giuvorg, 30 years. The funeral will take place from his late residence, 167th street and Eleventh avenue, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Hawxaurst.—Suddenly, of apoplexy, Lemus: B. Havxeurst, aged 49 years. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late res{dence, 477 Pacific street, Brooklyn. HAGAN.—On Saturday, October 14, Many, the beloved wife of Peter Hagan, aged 27 years. The friends and relatives of the family, also the friends of her brother, James C. Moran, brothers-in law, John B. Smith and Patrick Fitzpatrick, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ym her late residence, No. 102 West Nineteenth street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Hawacrox.—In Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, after a lingering illness, T. GeorGs Hamitoy, in the year of his age. The relatives, friends and juaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Margaret Donald- son, 105 Fulton street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) after- = at two bg eo ite 12, Rev. Lor J D loxks.—On Thursday, October 2 jonzs, D., in the 69th year of his age. Funeral from the Church of the Epiphany, 130 Stan- ton street, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. The reverend clergy and frends are requested to attend with- ont Caabee a eee ber 12, W N.—On Thursday evening, Octol LLM Kain, Jr., eldest son of William and Elmira H. Kain, in the 20th year of his age. His friends, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral service, at Christ's church, corner of Fifth avenue and Thirty-fifth street, on Mon- day morning, at ten o'clock precisely, previous to con- veying the remains to the family vault at St. Peter's oirockiya aba Bowen pers pl rooklyn and pay lease copy. Ketty.—On Thursday, Detober 12, ‘| severe and tedious iliness, which she bore with Christian fortitu ANN Ameria, the beloved wife of John H. Kelly, aged years, 1 month and 12 days. ‘mourn our loss. inday) afternoon, Mroot Metheist Protestant church. Chicago please copy. Ter tOn Priday, October 13, Mary hoger years. = Seen on eee Soe ote ten mut is (Su ‘le rel denoe al 2 Thureday on October 12, Rewecca, wife of William Leveridge, aged 68 years. ‘The friends of the family are fally invited to ietismh the femnenl, toons bee Wa tenses in Vander- bilt avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Mavicax.—On Thursday, October 12, Hexyry Mapicay, a bog < Callon, county Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 60th ear of his age. " Th relatives and frends of the tamil ae reapecitully invited to attend the funeral, this aftern 37 Monroe street” one o'clock, from his late resi Kilkenny (Ireland) 8 please copy lyn, on Friday, October 13, Axwe of Henry and Clara Miller. Mitex.—In Bi Frascrs Minier, eldest child The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two 0’ from the residence of her parents, No. 20 Willow street, Brooklyn. Mout.—On Saturday, October 14, Erxestiva F. oe eldest daughter of John D. and Sarah A. Moll, aged years and 1 month. The relatives and friends of tne family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 361 Grand street, on Monday afiernoon, at one o'clock. Moorr.—On Saturday, October 14, after a long illness, Exiesy Moore, the wi of Patrick Moore, of Ardagh, country Limerick, Ireland. Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two logy from tho residence of her son-in-law, No. 134 Least ‘oriy-fitth street. McCLaRvox.—On Wednesday evening, October 11, Thomas McCLarxox, native of the county Armagh, parish Tynown, Ireland, aged 66 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the ge! are most respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Ganesh afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, First avenue, McDownet1.—On Friday, October 13, Joms McDonnext, aged 33 years, His friends and_rolatives, also the members of Eagle Engine Company, No. 13, the Insurance Patrol and the Fire Department in are invited to attend the fune- ral, this ged ho , at one o'clock, from 261 Willlam remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. McHves.—On of John McHugh, in ‘The relatives and the The friends and lly invited to attend the funeral, on Monday jornoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 36: West Sixteonth street. O'CONNELL. , October 18, Erma Coxxai.ay, —On Friday, wife of John O'Connell, 66 years. The friends and tances of the family are re- #pectfully invited to the this (Sunday) af- ternoon, at one o'clock, from 111 We ifteenth street, Ennis (Ireland) and ‘St. Louis please copy. PALMER. ‘14, Scsanwam, second daughter of Walter B and Mary B. Palmer, aged 4 years, mont ve. @ friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from tne Pordhnn yey No. 319 West Twenty-third street, on ernoon, at ‘The remains be taken to a8 troh, county of Leitri . Friends are res} ‘ully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Morehead, 72 Watts street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Satorety. —In kiyn, on Friday eveni 13, after a lingering illness, Eussanern Satouent, aged 77 years, The friends of the family aro invited to attend the fa- noral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her son William, No, 163 Court atrest, op- posite Baltic, Brooklyn. Sryies,—At East Chester, on Friday, October 18, Gronor Sryvuee, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fun on Monday eee, ten o'clock, from St, Paul’ ih, East Chester. Garriages will be in waiting at Williams’ Bridge to meet the 8:15 A. M. train from Twenty.sixth strect. Tuomreos,—On Thursday, October 12, Ronxnt Tromp. = a native of Newry, Ireland, aged 80 years and 14 aye, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his fon, corner of Tenth avenue and Twonty-sixth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Dublin and Newry papers please Vow Drente.—At ‘Fechavien, New Jersey, on Satur- day, October 14, Lovisa Vox Dnenur, wife of Hermano Von Drehie and daughter of the late Charles Loss, Beq., aged 67 years and 1 month. The funeral will take place from her late residence, on Monday afiernoon, at three o'cloek. i Ann boltet citer at Viomee White, in the 64th Pie Glempeste : Me Panera will take place this (Sunday) afte, 4 Tiled, 3 Anne 4 ¥ oe ae Je by then Pye or'Besrs, Georgetown, Cemetery for interment," Hor friends and oquaintancoa, Bede esau’ bark’ Melbourne, Tosh, ‘nd those of her son, James White, Jr., are invited to at- Tou Are : U8 wae a ie an Coats Temple, Boe York. masts olla Mari ost Work, ium, Geo ‘Kilbura, - NBvGRRON, Otis a Bisneih Baaor, ean PALL RIVER, Oct 12~Sid achr Abraham Lincoln, Bent- ” " ones Oct 12, P M—Arr Day, Bal- deiphie for, Boston: is Careiand. 2 Thope ee for do; do for Gardiner; Henrietta Simmons, yy Philadelphia OLEARED. for Salem; Eva Belle, Lee, do for ? ‘Talent (Br), p City of Washington (Br), Brooks, Liverpool via | Merriam, ‘Windsor for NY bk; Mayflower, Guptll, Calais for Steamshi| Queenstown—John G Dal te. An Bank Stemship Gatlo (Br), Driver, Liverpool—Barclay & Living- Ree ee aee penkers Fllize cla ston. ‘Tue . ‘Stcamship Evening Star, Wimpenny, New Orleans—James NYorks Get'S. hay Ohviete Bae mor. 4 ‘Stegunship RR Cuyler, Dollard, Now Orieane—H B Crom. | #0 Janeiro; Sd, rig Fo ti en ee well & Co, MOBILE, Ock 5—Avr bark Nineveh, 8 Boston. Steamship Norwich, Hubbard, Key West and Apalach!- 6th—Arr brigs Americus, Hand, NYork; Mattapony, Wy- cola—Benner & Brown, man Bath, Me, Old schts Palma, Hallock, NYork; Consil- ‘Steamship Perit, Delaney, Savannab—L L Jones. Wir Betaie 4a. ee Dene s nee nrenane Wate, Goo | HW SIL, one Az. ath tie, Miianere, Steamship Gen Sedgwick, Starkey, Savannah—Living- | Tosorhine’ Caleb, Galveaion: NP Hanks, Lavender, do: ship ston, Fox & Co. Hquin, Havana, Below’ bark “Anderson, ‘Steamship Zodiac, Bulkley, Savannah—Lewls L Jones. Mothers aa before, Cld 8d, bark RA. Steamship Alhambra, Berson. Charleston—Amhur Leary. brig. Stockton, Grin, Liver: Steamship Twilight, Spicer, Wilmington—LAvingston, Fox Pennington, Galveston; Gu, “At- S@amahip Ellen § Terry, Chapin. Newbern—C Goodspeed, | kh, Willlams, NYork: Palmyrs, Tinciie, area ag Rtcamahip Loulsn Moore, Wooster, Newbern, NO—Murray NEW BEDFORD: Oct 18--S1t sits Thoe Smith,’ Win- Stehmavip MA Boardman, Jordon, Beaufort—Murray & | Shgsler. and MA Rowlan Hinder NYOrks coe Nephew. BI NEW LONDON, Oct 12—Arr. Gorge, Perkins, St. Ehamaehty Yazoo, Thompson, Norfolk and Richmond—G | croix for NHaven; schrs Hannah Martin, Aldrich, and War Heineken & Palmore. r Steed, Cash, Boston for Philadelphia; James 8 Watson, Lit- neem Eovtiarns. Eartiehs: Norfolk, City Point and | tle, Pawtucket for do; M fH Read, Nickerson, Boston for: are tt aE ae efector, Halttmore—J B Smull, NYork; James McCloskey, Crowell, Newport for do; © Pen- dleton, Church, Providence for do. PHILADELPLIA, Get sare brigs Peerless, Bonhott, i Baltimore—C W Pervail. Sieanant All ship Alleghany : P ake, Sherwood, Portland B Crom- ac Steamship Chesapeake, ‘ook, "Provideuce weil & Go. as; Belle Bernant, Cook Means, Starmstip Ralvor, Morgan, Roston—Whitney & Hathaway. | T/Dbetes, Roston; schrs.7'B Allen, Case, ‘Nancket: Harriet Shiv Cremorne, Gates, San Francisco—Sutton & Co, Bhip Carrier Dove, Bailey, Liverpool—B J H Trask, Jr. Ship Uhland (Brem) Jtenborn, Havre via City Point— Oclrichs & Co. Bark Vesta (Brem), Dirks, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres— ELB Wales, Crawford; J 5 Shindler, a Burdge, Boston, Cld ship Theobald, ) New Orleans; barks OK Maltby, Bray, do; Mary C Fox, Ross, Portland; brij cans, ‘Pibbetts, Bangor; sohra AH Cain, Sim Fla; Minaie’Reppller, J Norton, Jr. C ‘Salem; ny, do; Catharine, Saul- Bark Union (Br), Gamage, Bonaire Wheelright & Co. Conower, Salem: Wa saat’ King, Patncket; Fig, ‘Chees- Bark Yumurl (Br), Johnson, Sagua-—Waydoll & Co, man, Lynn; New Jersey, Weeks, Bridgeport; E English, Pot- lurray, Jr, ) in, Ban) om) raway. oryzer, ter, Providence; A Sheppard, Bowditch, and A H Brown, itis Hedley V' (Br), Downey, lenas—J E Ward & sa Eldrid; pemoraee Now Favens E ie Brig Goo Ames, Ward, Nassau-—I B Gager. Hee, Ne RE ey OE Binter” Haley. Chelsea; Ma> Brig "Halifax—T M Mashow & Co, ‘oe Henna 8 iy; Lizzie, Eaton: LS Levering, Cor- tar (BF), Allen, Brig Ocean Pearl (Br, Dexter, St John, NB—D W Dewolt 0. Brig Rosebud (Br), Whitwoll, St John, NB—Hewiett d ‘Schr Dan Smith, Garwood, Havana—Goldthwaite & Ever- n. Schr Louisa (Br), Wood, Glace Bay—Miller & Houghton. Schr Jane (Br), Outhouse, St John, NB—P J Nevius. Schr Geo Henry, Moores, Brazos, Texas—E A Hussey & Co. Schr Indian, Parry, Pensacola—i B Gager. Schr E Closson, Coombs, Jacksonville—C B Dibble. Schr G W Dill, Miller, Key West and a mkt—C B Dibble. ona, Roxbury; son: James Pinder (new), Hudson, aud WH Dennis, Lake, orion, ‘PORTLAND, Oct 12—~Arr bark Rachel, Matehell, Philadel- phia; ‘brig Snow Bird (Br), Guptill, Cardenas. "sid bark Andes: brig Kennebec; echr Empire; and othess. PROVIDENCE, Oct 18—Arr steamers Qceanns, Dav! Doris, Almy, ‘and Uity of Providence, Davis, NYork: schra Is &M pasts orson, NOrleaus; Frank Herbert, Crowell, Phila- delphia; Ganema, French; Willard Saulsbury, Nickerson, and Cornelia, Webber, Elizabethport; James & ‘Lucy, Robbins, and Pointer, Nichols, NYork. Below, schrs Martha Maria, rt for Pawtucket; Har- Springer; Empire, Small, Elizabetly Schr Kaw Slades, Drake, Fortress Monroo—N L McCready | rivt Garduer, Robbins, NYork for Bawiueket: sloop Oregon, ao Rhodes, NYork, Sid’ schra R TH Wilson, Mull; James M ‘Schr Hamilton, Ogden, Baltimore—A Abbott. Schr R C Lane, Lane. ve isworth—J V Haviland. Sehr Gertrude, Colwel Perr: Schr Belle, Bulger, Boston —W wn & Co. Sehr Plymouth Rock, Parker, Boston—H 8 Rackett & Son. Bel Providence—H A Brayton. f New Haven—H § Racket & Son. Schr Jane Maria, Bushnell, Norwich—H 8 Racket & Co. Sioop Harvest, Corwin, Providenco—G N Stranaban, Steamer Wm Woodward, Cundiff, Baltimore. #, Tillotson; Sarah Elizabeth, Kelley; Sarah Gardiner, ‘Teel; ¢ L Bayles, Vroman; Elouise, Nutter, and Annie V Bergen, Thompson, Philadelphis; Blast, Parker, Trenton, N J; Maty E Banks, Kelley and Moonlight, Stuter, NYork; moope Blackstone, Allen, and Ida E Vail, Vail, NYor PORTSMOUTH, Oct H—Arr achr Churles’ A Heckscher, Hutchins, Philadelphia, PAWTUCKET, Oct 18—Sld schrs Elizabeth, Brown, Phila- doiphins award Wootten, Young, NYarK: (CHMOND, Oct 12—Air schr ‘Aroularius, Jackson, Bos- ARRIVED. n. ‘Arr at City Point, Br ship Eugenia, Marsh, Liverpool. Steamship Hecla (Br), Harrison, Liverpool, Sept 30, with rr at City Point, Br 7 mre coh Waitin mdse, to E Canard. 18th inst, off Georges Shoals, saw shi Chace, bound W. ies am : Steamship Geo Cromwell, Stannard, New Orleans, Oct 7, with mdse and passengers, to HB Cromwell & Co. Passed in the river bound up steamers Geo Washington, Gager, and Guiding Star, Berry, hence. Steamship Granada, Baxter, Charleston 67 hours, with onville, 5days, with mage and passengers to Arthur Leary. Steamship D H Mount, Backus, Jacl mdse, to © Goodspeed. Off Hatteras, paased | steamshi Philip, bound 8; Oct 13, passed steamship Karnal as Steamship Edward Everett, Davidson, Charleston, 4 days, with t to U8 Quartermaster. 8 ip Baltimore, Lewis, Baltimore, 45 hours, with \d passengers, to Jas Hand, 8 (Br), Cole, Cow Bay, 15 days, with coal, SAN FRANCISCO, Oct ton. TEA! N° ADVANCE. RETAIL PRICE OF TEAS AND COFFEES, THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, to Brett, Son orn oak Ayo! ae) Com, Bridgeport, CB, 11 days, with THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, Bel teas NS ace my ae Norwich. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, kelew, ‘Turrell, Elizabethport for Frovidenee. } on due consideration, have come to the eonclusion Schr C St Sohn, Clark, Bligabethport for New H iNcE 01 Behr 8 P Godwin, Beck, Fl Heabethport for seamford, NOT TO ADVANCE THE PRICE Schr Gunroek, Boyd, Eiizabethport for Providence. oF TuKIR Rant Mary Mershon, Brightman, Elizabethport for Hart- TEAS AND COFFEES, Bene Merten utd Tligabethport for Bridgeport, notwithstanding there has been a great ring movement Pe cconuiealn cn teeheacn Hie gga Lae py a seo gn Ripa Behr Conntotieut, 'gtaplin, ‘dout for Pa As the Company have an enormous stock of Teas and Cof- Pawtucket. —— Rebr Benj 8 Brown, Poughkeepsie for Prov idence. cor Be cing ateggt ten meee oe fees on hand, they are in hopes to be able to maintain their Sloop Blackstone, Allen, Rondont for Providence.» 4, | old standard of prices, and tiusdefeat in a mensure, this ‘Monroe, to US Quartermaster. movement, Consumers of these articles of prime necessity 19th—Steamship Lafnyette. will see that by patronizing this company they not only 14th—Steamabi, — Allemania, Scotland, City of Washit ly Norwich, Alhambra, #8 Terry, Loulea Moore, Evening Star BR Cuyler, Nevada, Gen Sedgewick, Perit, Zodiac, Twilight, Yazoo, Wind at sunset NE. MMisceltaneous. Purser H Gorham, of the fine steamship Granada, from Charleston, will accept our thanks for the prompt delivery of late Southern papers. ‘Auxnican Liovps—The Supplement for the 16th of Octo- ber of the Amencan Lioyd’s Register is issued. This No. contains upwards of a hundred new surveys made during the past two weeks, giving the dates of survey, condition of ‘each vessel, alto the new names of those which have been changed, &c, &e. To be had at the rooms of the Assuciation, 35 Wall and 18 Broad streets. Sure Many Hatt, at Callao from San Francisco, rej ex da cyeioue in North latitude; sustained no — ncaster, near us, lost boats serve their own intcrost, but contribute to break down this attempted monopoly, = ‘The Company have leased extensive warehouses in the most central locations, and fitted them up in a style of ORIENTAL SPLENDOR very far surpassing anything ever before known in this coun- try. Ithas been the aim of the Company to seleet localities that cannot fafl to convene all sections of the metropolis and surrounding cities. ‘The prices being uniform, customers can » select either of our stores mentioned below, as may best ac- commodate them. By examining our list of prices, con- sumers of Teas and Coffees will see that they have been » PAYING ENORMOUS PROFITS. ‘The Company continue to sell at the following prices: ENGLISH BREAKFAST, ®, 60, 70, 80, 9, $1, $1 10, best $1 20 per Ib. et GREEN TEAS, 60, 60, 70, 89, 9, $1, $1 10, best $1 26 ver Tb. YOUNG HYSON, 60, 60, 70,80, 90, $1, $1 10, best $1 25 per Ib. OOLONG, 40, 60, 60, 70,-80, 90, best $1 per Ib, UNCOLORED JAPAN, $1, $1 10, bost $1 25 per 1b. MIXED, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, best $1 per Ib, IMPERIAL and GUNPOWDER, best $1 25 per 1b. ‘These tens are all chosen for thelr Intrinsic worth, keeping in mind health, economy, aud a high degree of pleasure im drinking them. ae COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY. GROUND COFFEE, 200., 80e., 86., best d0e. per pound. Hotels, Saloons, Boarding House keepers and Families who - use large quantities of Coffee, can economize in that article by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and DINNER Cor- FER, which we sell at the low price of 80 cents per pound , and warranted to give perfect satisfaction. CONSUMERS CAN SAVE FROM 8c, TO $1 PER POUND* By purchasing their Teas of the GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, 31 and 38 Vesey street, corner Church street. (40 Broadway, corner Bleecker street. 103 Bighth avenue, near Thirty-seventh street. 206 Fulton street, Brooklyn, corner Concord street. | Country clubs, manufacturing establishments, private families, hend and wagon peddlers, &c., &¢., can send their orders to 81 tnd 88 Vesey sireet, and have them filled at the- ing Bitar Hatteras, age. United States steamer La and strained boilers 0 they were useless. Ship Brilliant, which left San Francisco in company with us and was near, Tost nails and had to heave to with a drag. We found ont in season that we were on the wrong tack to wear ship. When the others found their mistake they had no sails to set, but keptin the vortex of the storm. “After wearing we found the weather improving and soon escaped the centre of it, or it pasned ¢ ship behaved well, though light in ballast, Sm Jars Crestox, 1078 tons, built at Baliimore in 1854 (now at Baluimore), aud ship Awa Eldridge, 1178 tons, built at Boston in 1836 (now at Boston), have been sold in New York on private terms. Bare Srremipe (Olden), from Rotterdam for New York, before reported asa missing vessel, wax stranded onthe Eng: lish coast (no date given), Cargo saved and transferred to ship Fhomas Duyham, which was loading at London 90th ult for New York Bank Kamema: 4 V (Hawatian), eld from Honoluin 19 for Ascension nd, to bring away the crews of vessels landed there, burnt by the Shenandoah. Bank Pawsre, A2, 368 tons, built at Quebec in 1861, has deen sold on private terms, Senn Jon Roaxns, Capt Charles Roethel, of Mauriceion, NJ, cleared at Philadelph' ih ult for Providence, w' a cargo of 162 tons coal, and as she has not been heard of since that time, fears are entertained for ber eafety, She was an ‘Ad venuel of 136 tons. ‘Scun Ans Hennent, of Gloucester, bound to New York, with m cargo of fish wid mackerel, was run down on Monday ing throu, while pass! Hurl Gate, by steamer Oceanun, of Providence, aud badly She was struck on the quarter and cut down nearly to the water's The vessel was subsequently run asl eM to prevent sinking. The is estimated Superior Al double-deck brig of about 450 tons, | abore prices. pay ape an WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT OF THE GREAT AMERE CAN TEA COMPANY, Nos, 98 and 87 Vesey street, led the Mary ai ne mae ‘where all thelr Teas are sold at cargo prices in quantities to- eae gma a aha tat Sic chloe | sult the country and oy trade. ‘apt AE Penny, of Old Raybrook (who Is Wem | we ssiey monthly price list. All buyerg of tenn should oftgemehip p Morniog ag tg for New Orleans, | @xamine it before making thete parehasee Bark Wm H Wall, Brunk, 22 days from New Orleans for Liverpool, Oct Jy lat 81.06, 1on 79 Tugetary, Pals San Franch , ancl. Ce SrtA Son brig Ublet (Bi), Norra, for NYork iLasow, Sept %0—In port ahip Reunion, Nichols, for New COOK'S POROUS PLASTERS, a ee eeters gure TLumibago, Crick of the Rack and all iiney affections. Le , looal Row: a tism, Catarch, Dyspepsia. V ioowe Wola, Al tor Gold Feet and all cps soated Pu they give imei pele, York, ld. rege ip Challenge, Bassett, Melbourne, | Messrs. T. AutGooe & Oo. : Heute ango-ar cn cantenes amet, ocr: | grant ay anu geet. LMG hr tae ‘ Ay brig John shay, Smith, NYork via | She hada very bad pain in her side, ae punyrinstat aay Vereen oe JOUN V. M. HUNTER. Nawr Sept 90—In port ship Othello, Tinkham, for . uM. Bt Vinearavte Ig; bark Venu ir), Barker, for Port PRINCIPAL AGENCY nnrit BUILDING, New ¥ ‘ ip per For sale by all druggists. Nasaav, Sept 17—Sld brig Geo Burnham, Mountfort, Tarks be on ‘to load galt for Providence, "AQUICA, Atig 26—Sld ship David Crockett, Burgess, Liver- R.—THE RAPIDITY AND 1 ae ee are Cylindrical Press operation of Camp! Pro 22 rived during this week. in the printing of the cover nose tae Beaton, Beet oF By ‘sgn tho Extraordi Ruition of Demorest's Monthly Magazing from'do, € mber, DON HOUSEHOLD WORD.—BUY YOUR FIRST CLAS® Que A, Silver. Fiaved Table Cutlery, China, Glass, Ae at B. D, BASSFOR f Astor place. . for do. Get 10-Cid bark Mandslie (Br), Gale, New Or- ean SwAarera, Sept #0—In port Br ehip Prince of Waies, Perry, Brant “Baaaar; Gooper Tnetitute, cort for NOrleans, Idg. Sayan, Sept (B—In port barka Mary Edson, Ber Se) Soe res rmenia, Hamilton, for Boston about 2th; Amy, Nickerson, HOMAS R. AONEW'S, 00 AND 902 GREEN» 0 To 1 og M dd there will find Ge Re eeePuk Pt at vit es Dor na oune, , LS CN CHTLBERG'S GERMAN SINTMENT-<W ARRANTED, { Baw Jean put Sem, Sept O=tIn port shin Western Empire pater, for Callao Ath. Sr Jone, Ni, Get 1I3=Cld ship Alexandrine, Snow, Lonton; | any store in w York, Ote price 18th, brig Marco Polo (Br), Morris, NYor! Amesican Port oop It— Ary etoamers Keningion,, Chinman, | Wc Karat aia, Setretm ‘afBone an ven , neues Mery fia , Hislop" oracromm: Wey Ade Afuen, Marston, Baltimore and | Qe. For sae ot the drug store, # Bowery le hin, jurprise, i eee ey ee etsicoln, Merryman, Havana: kchrs (PE NATIONAL PAIR ANE D Cargill, Berry, Norfolk; Express, Brown, Philade!phins ho ne, Os Lag eo Del, Sarah sirpias ve o Pak Callen cl rT, Pa, an ses ra bese 2 bank will isane € jwates of lt, bee tat Philac ships Wild an Bago! brig.) DI Bpark, Ame ain pat, on favorable terms, marl American Botte ie cain Wm Keunedy, Par ba sw Yors, August 2), 1866, ” 8