The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1866, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fruvay, Oct. 12-6 P. M. Yne author of the Philadelphia canard has been se- verely denounced in Wall street to-day, and justly or un- justly suspicion attaches to a stock broker here who is reputed to be part owner of the journal in which the fabrication appeared. His explanation of the matter is reported to be that he received the telegram in question, in New York, from a correspondent at Washington, and that thereupon be transmitted it to the journal at Phila- deiphia, The explanation involves that the despatch was sent from this city tothe Philadelphia Ledger, and inferences of a damaging character are at once suggested, the more especially as it is said that the stock broker re- ferred to operated largely in gold yesterday and on the previous day. That it was a Wall street canard, and not a political one, is gonerally believed, although some still attribute it (o a political rather than a gold rogm source. ‘The cours of gold was somewhat eccentric, the open- tng price having been 15034, from which point thore was an advance to 1521, and a subsequent relapse to 1615, after which the price rose steadily, and finally closed at 158%. The supply of coin for delivery was moderately abundant, and loans were made at th a 1-16th per cent per diem in favor of the lender, and in some instanens without interest. The returns of the export and import of specie at this port from the heginmiag of the year to the end of Sep- tember’show that we shipped $16,414,335 more than we received during that time, The total export was $54,826,200; the receipts from California $30,623,114, and the recein's from foreign ports $6,988,841. ‘The stock market was strong and active notwithstand- ing the inclemenoy of the weather, and railway shares experienced x further advance, At the open board at ten o'lovk rie wold at 84%; Michi gan Sonthern 90%, Northwestern 47 a %— preforred 751%. Fort Wayne 1095. Atthe first regular board the volume of business was Jarge, and the dispo- sition to bny extened over the entire list. New York Central closed 1'¢ higher than at the same time yester- day, Erle 1%. Mudaon ¥, Cloveland and Pittsburg 1%, Cleveland and Tol do %{, Northwestern 1—preferred %, Fort Wayne %, Toledo, Wabash and Western 2%, Chi- cago and Alton 1, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 174, Canton, 3, Reading was 14 lower, Michigan Central 7%, Michigan Southern *{, Minois Central 3%, Quicksilver 34, Cumberland Coal 3%, Western Union Telegraph 3. Government securities were firm but quiet. Coupon five-twentios of 1862 and 1865 showed an advance of 4. Seven-thirty notes were unchanged. Among the stocks, Tennessee sixes, new, were 3 higher, and North Carolina sixes 34 lower. At the ono o'clock sessions the market was active and prices expe- rienced further !mprovement. At the half-past two board there was a brisk demand for all the leading rail- way shares, but prices were somewhat irregular in their movement, New York Central closed 114 highor than at the first board ; Erie preferred 2; Hudson % ; Cleveland and Toledo 4; Rock Is!and 1%; Toledo, Wabash and Western 2%; Alton and Terra Haute 13{; Cumberland 14; Reading was 1 lower; Michigan Central %%; Illinois Contral 14; Cleveland and Pittsburgh %; North Western 44; Fort Wayne ; Canton 4%; Western Union Telegraph 7%. Government Securities were inactive but steady in tone. ‘Tennessee sixes, new, advanced 3s. At the three o'clock open board the market was on the whole firm and active, although one or two stocks showed a frac- tional decline. Fort Wayne sold (b. 3) at 110, Michigan Southern 90\, Erie 83%, Hudson River 123, Roading 16% a %, Rock Island 108%, Northwestern 47— preferred 75\4, Cleveland and Pitteburg 93';, Mariposa preferred 30, Quicksilver 543. Subsequently there was ‘an active market for all the speculative railway shares ‘at advancing prices, At half-past four New York Central was quoted at 11834 a 44, Erie 843; a %, Illinois Central 1284 a 4, Hudson River 123 n 124, Reading 11634 a 54, Michigan Central 11734 @ 118, Ohio and Mississippi certi-’ floates 341; a %, Toledo and Wabash 52% a %. ‘The money market continues easy to the Stock Ex- change at 4 per cent, with exceptions at 5, while the dis count line is dull at 5 per cent for frst class commercial paper. Money is reported easy at Chicago and Cin- cinaati. The market for foreign exchange closed firm at the fel- lewing quotations :—Bankers’ bitls on England at sixty days 107 a 34, three days 10734 # 108, commercial bills 106.4%. Bit en Paris at sixty days 6f. 250. Gf. 88c., ‘at threo days 5f. 23%c. a Bf. 260,, on Berlin (thalers) 70.0 14, on Bremen 76077, on Frankfert 80% a 40K, on Amsaterdara 393, 2 40, on Hamburg 85 = %&. The Bank of England rate of discount is new 4 per ‘cont, and there are somo who, taking into consideration {ts resoureos, argue that it will be still further lewered under the inflmence of the influx of the precious metals ‘and the favorable state of the continental exchaages: The bank held, according to the last statement received on this side, a stock of coin and bullien equal to £16,200,000, and a reserve ef notes and coin amounting te £7,906,816, the former at the same time last year having been only £14,270,842 and the hatter £5,550, 789. ‘The bank's resources ars, therefore, four millions larger than they wore then, whem the rate of interest wes four per cent But the shipments of specie which have been made to this country, partly in payment fer five-twenties end partly to be employed kero on forcign account, are an element which operates against a further reduction of the rate, although it ts net probable that any more will be ship. ped except in falfilment of special contracts already en- tered into, The policy of the bank is alao understood to bo repressive so far as speculation in trade is concerned, and this ton certain extent will favor a bigher rate than might otherwiso be maintained. The present rate is low enoagh, bowever, to meet the wants of all claeses of borrowers, and a low rate lovariably indicates stagnation in the movement of capital. This is now the care on the continent, and particularly in France, the xccumulation of gold and silver in the Bank of France being enormous, and great diMoulty is experienced by the bank in making loans at evon 134 a2 per cont npn good security. Mining stocks were active and strong, At the first board Bullion Consolidated cloved 20c, higher than at the same time yesterday, La Crosse Gold 20c., New York Gold 20c., Smith & Parmlee s0e., Rocky Mountain 6c. Hope Gold was 100, iower, Corydon sold at 86 10. Tho Treasury balance sheet for the fiscal year ending on the Mh of June last has just been prepared, fm anticipation of the report af the Secretary te Congress, of which it will constitute, ae nsual, an important feature, By this it appears that the total receipts were $556,030,195, and the tatal expen- @itures $518,347,337, the receipts, therefore, having ex- ceeded the expenditures by $37,601, 857. The ohetract shows that the receipts from customs aggregated 179,016,630, from public lands $065,031, from diroet taxes $1,074,754, from internal revenie $509,226,812, and from miscellancous so reoe $65,125,966. OF the ox. ponditiros, $41,040,065 are ciassed under the head of civil, foreign and mise laneous, $16,253,300 under pen. sions and Indians, $284,449,701 under war, $45,519,682 under navy, while tho very large sum of $13,074,737 is put down for intorest on the public debt. The increase Jn the receipta from internal revenue was equal to about $100,000,000, and in customs to $05,000,000, while the redaction in army expenses exceeded $760, 000,000, and in those of the navy $80,000,000, At the end of the year 1865 there a deficit of $519,000,000, yet, remark. able enough, there was an excess of receipts over ex. penditures for the fiscal y stad, This exhibit cannot bat be gratifying to the conntry at larce, and there is obviously no necessity for the Soeretary of the Troasury to resort any longer to makeshift expedients, fo far at loast as the current income and expenditure are concerned, ‘The businoss trananeted at the Sub-Treasury in thie ity to-day was as follows: — Reesipts .. $1,504,594 For customs... . $464,000 Poyinents. . 9589 Gold notee., 275,000 Balance 404 ‘The importations of dry goods at this port for the as follows with those weak ending October 11 compare of the previous week — et 8mm — Ort, Wm Done mprion, Pigt. — Volue. Manuixcturss of woo! 00s 048 Manufactures of co on ited Manufactures of ik Kannfactures of c#ton Many facto res of ettke Wapofactiresof les Miaco!!t200u8.... PO eee cceeee eT 200 $668,020 $0805 S48 $255,203 BBS 160,546 B2 64,109 «212 69,404 62 «70,308 = 68 804 Lc. 481 141,300 5 Miecellaneows,......... 1B 92,211 108 $672,108 NEW YORK HERALD, SATUKDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1866.’ WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANRE. Farmar, Oct. (2, £996. Firat Seasion—1:3@ A. M. U8 6's. 1068, row. 7. bf she . ¥ Central = ee wr 43 mom 1 20 do. t 1600 Cleve & Toledo Ri 1 Chic & being yd 108 Tol, ‘Wabask & Sz! & Meg, acs si 75 West “OF, Rus ex. 97 200 Atlan M S88 Co, .030 1LI14g ars vigation Co wa og Gileany & ‘Aiton ‘aR ue 12% 100 Mil as St. Paul RR. Ney 100 Bruns Cityland 8 WIMIASL Pa 6 mony (Gente RR Oo 117, 90 do 7614 UNG Wo de, igs Recond faeces Pp. $100000 TN, 78-1024 5, 105 2500 she Cy & Pitts RR $0700 Onto & Miss cer. 4 150 Chic & N West 200 do 200 she West u MBicess 190 FW €C RR. 00 Mariposn Mi in, Co do fy 109 Maripo: 200 eee Pb do wt. 20) A, 100 Pitts 200 400 Ouiokaie I Erle Railway. Rhy 100 Tol, Wab & W prel 00 Erie Railway pref.. 4% 100 Alton & Terre H RR eB NY (eis RR 10 Tudsn River ii. NTs 10 a» 100 Alton @ 4 ifaw fr 10 Mit & 81 Paul RR: 2 do. 100 Mich Cex 100 Bay 50 do 4 100 Ml a St au » Thre 100 Mich 4 N tnd RR. 986 6% 1200 Cleve & Pitts RR. 2:30 P. M. Spomours's.6-20. cou, 62 1 $400 sha Reading RR.. 16% 9000 US 68, 5-20,c0u, "65 Hod Torin ‘Genteat RR. 17! 1000 Tr 1. 1-90, “Ist sor 106% $0) Tilinole Central RR 18 2d series 106 Ta 5000 3000 Cleve & Pitts BR.. sh000 Tenn 6's new. P a 2) Chie e NM 12) Chie & NW 400 Cleve, & ‘Tol RR. i ickeiiver’ Min Go Gite laripora Mining Co ii 1a Mich 30 jo &N Ind... 908, 100 1 AMAL Aerie Hite 4teg EA} Au ster, Hf pref... 100 Mariposa 190 Central Coal Go. 90 N Y Central RR. 200 do.. 8° 300 ay COMMERCIAL REPORT. Farmar, Oct. 12-6 P. M. Asnxs—Receipts, 30 pkgs, The market was moderately active at full prices, with further sales of pet at $9623; 0 $976. Pearl was nominal at $13, in the absence of further transactions. Buwapstvrrs.—Receipts, 15.759 bbls. flour, 2,008 bags corn ‘meat, 67,750 bushels wheat, 159,425 do. corn, 14,818 do. oats, 960 do, malt, and 56.788 do. bariey. For State and Western flour there was bata moderate inquiry, and, with an evi- dent anziety on the part of Lolders to realize, buyers held off in expectation of a decline, which was submitted toto the amount of Ife. a %c. per bbl. on all except high grades, which were held with comparative firmness, though at the close the market was beavy for all qualities. The salescom- prise 9.500 bbis., atour revised quotations annexed, includ- {ng 2,600 bbls. extra Stato, deliverable during the first fifteen days of November. at $1050, Southern flour wae in limited eat, and the market closed heavy, with a slight red Goh 'on all except high, brands. The’ asles. worectad Duta. do 400 Hudson River RR.. bl. wt from $6 60 a 8710, 08 9 4 was fairly active aud nteady. with oy lad qalorics and $8.3 for Bupordneand W st 9 holee Sta 10:40 Peaseneernee aussasaua 9 BSSRSTSSSSA. F7%sy! A decline o here was a moderate business, the sales a change. nly from Stores at Ghige- a Se. for shipplug taixed Western aftoat, 90840. 8 Me. for shipving mixed Western in store, and for inferior. were im fairie active request at Cull prices, 69.009 bushels, incinding Chicago at ve flour was farsivey heavy offerings. ‘The sales about 1! bushels nt 622 for Ci Tanada Weat and St 31 for State. Malt and nominal, with no myles of censeanience, Wemseax oan quict but Arm at dorm a0, f or pollen, Canpixs.—Adamantine were qulet uel steady at 2itge, = ‘Be, Sperm and = nt were — ven ygee ary ane i Corre, —The Jeanie Sco Rlo was dixposel of to-day at a full price W to loarn the exact rate obtained. Of Rio there were no other salen Stock of this description now held by first hands in New York reduced to 27.59% bags, market remains fru for allgraden We notice tive mnie of 800 bagn St. Domingo nt Toit, gold, duty paid, and 200 bags Taguayra on privs forma. tt Corrox.—There was too much difference in the views of buyers and sellers te-tay were fully mainiained. und. prievs were fully maintain gales were 2,050 bales, ai clare ‘were firm. The quete:— Low middiing.. x7 Midalivy aa Good middiing: Corrra —There has bret ticle, largely for consumption, character, and though the sa vence the market closes. mu t yioing tonaener. beidors rowed ng an nice Of 1c 1h. over s._The ‘rales cover 90d 000 Uo, 000 Ne tnetading Portage Lake on the spot ai 0.000 Ibs at a be, Bs a 5 ariile,, New sheathing and yellow metal lave improv slightly in «empathy with ingot, hoen eatablished im the price; quotations remaining, 4s. and firmer, with a centioued chemicals atfil_con- tinned netive, and the frprovement noticed in our last was ot vuily sustained but a further ee wae obtained on some ‘lescriptions — Bt-carbon: owaver, wax searcely 60 active, the sales compris tan 4.500 keen to arrive at ‘on the spot at I ige. gold. blue vitriol at "a ad. lot “Hondnrws cochineal, and a small quantity of extra pay verdigris, to arrive, om pric vate terms Faergwre were The engagements were—to Liverpool, #100 at 4d. and oper steamer 14,000 fl. London, B00 bbls. petroleum at Be. Od, per steamer 13% box tobacco at 2s. 6d., and 40 cases do. 44a. To Antwerp, bola. petroleum, part at 64 To Hamburg 1.200 hols: do., from Philadelphia, ats. 94. To Bremen, 1.600 bbls. petro: im at fa. Ot. 90 do. from Philadelphia, petrolert, at 4 PA. and 30 bbis, rosin at ie. To Marseliine, 90) 10. petro Journ at Be. fd, To Havre. 1.500 do. do, atés. The charters are—A Briti*h sh 4} m St. John to Liverpool, deals, de. ; * British ship from St. George to Liverpool, deals, at the same rate: « Swedish bark to Cork for orders at of about 6, 6 ship to Bremen. 3:00 Woleum, for cont: nental p from Philadelphia to Antwerp, pe- id dul. but prices ere effected of Bt. for No. } bay, $17 80 (or No. 2 do. and $14 50 for, re there was but little bat pre.’ nined. We note sal 00 boxes ply is qnite large. B, quiet but steady at 26e. on (he spot, and Ie, gol, to Goxny Cpora.—We heard of no important transactions, We quoie ie. here, and Re. iu Boston, Meme —The advance in ‘mparied increased firmness has been consvm! “vy lee Mama. Toe t odie 1d. 1,008 de, on th in ape in Borlon at He., gold, the marke wo arrive, amd 10ke,’froot storer OF Russie, 10) bales Sival were sold at a Price we were unable to learn h tenntinued aniet, but very rm: gales {9 Ihe. on private terms, and 1,000 Puerto Cabello, 3 oa. nt 1984 Larns—We hotice sales of, 0,000 at $4, Lime was pel sales 1,850 bbia at $1 70 for com. mon, and $2 10 for imp. Learnnn —The continued active, ai Lean,—The market w for both hemlock and oak sole has foved very frm. rm and moderns active for pig, qr salen of 269 tone foreign, rly at $10 currency pet 100 They ppd ore th in gold) at Te. ght" maa’ ed steady at a Te, for the best ea te ond pipe ware. ms moderate re: et wt vin caged pr rfcen Goutkaes- There waa no business fn thie article to-tay, grenpling the rem tar Jobbing trade which wae at full prices, 4 ‘ The Market for ‘argoes was dull byt atea ‘aust teas Narts.—Cut nee a a my % pressed horse Zr a 2c yellow metal Sic, ‘per 80° and N Sronss,—Crode ta sy wee Pao and nominal at $5 6) The market for rather more Betive and ten or” pales ole at meyer. 6 The. chiefy at remain changed, vaing eur vu ares D tor the bigh grades, b aul fish has ruled amet, but change, We quote 62 a 82 64, iptn, G19 bbls, beef, FOL nkgs. owt ments, and 352 do. lard. A better demand prevailed for pork and Bricos wore a trige Armes but not quotably hixher. new mast closing Nirm at $30 36 ‘The alas cnah nnd reeutar. em- one 7,009 bh $8 « 381 35 for ‘oid teas and ‘sin'35, lon, daring October: 428 wclfore ontion, all the ben and $27 75 seller's option for January. beef mar. ket was but moderately active, icon “oe well miainialned. The anion ware doy bole. mainiy a is x 814 for new piain mean, and 818 « $23 for new extra mess, hams were nominally unchanged in the absence of cee lone, “Rikon was neglected. ‘yet there rae yall Dunn luting. Oumiyerland ent, at Sige, and ehort ib at tote: nding Cum out, at J io% lug demand. bat the market wan steady, er sales of ‘pkgs, nt lige. w iis. shoul ‘and 7c. a 19¢. for ama. The waetiona in lard werd on a limited reale, and the market ruted dull: closed lower. The sales were sbow 16ie. ‘9 18}ge. Bulter and cheese were unchanged in every re Pi enya —Receints, 7899 bbls. Crade ruled dull and wy, and we bave.only to renort sales of 250 bbla. at 24c., cite ame. 820. Bonded waa dull at the concesston terday: sales 2000 bbls. at dlc. a 4Ligc. for prime igh at ‘straw. to white, 42c. for standard white, and prime white on private terme. Prrroteon Barr pred en 4 ernde brought $2 25. Saur.—Since our last there have been no arrivals or salen of sack. bat the rise in gold has strengthened the market, and holders generally demanded an advauce, Of West Thin about 65000 hushéla Tarks Taland arrived, of which 35.000 vushels have been disposed of at about 47 ia. Ber The balance ie Dring pie in store. which 1a. well at bigher rates. We also notice sales of 6,000 bushels St. Kitts at about Bée. Sraurre has been stoner hapa quiet. 50 tone Silesian at Gin. Ro Sricrs.—Thero has ie Sasemare doing, yet the mar Kot Is stilt quiet. and meny descriptions remain nominal in the absence of tranasctions. The salen comprize 1,00) baie Depper at 21izc, a 2%e,. cash, gold: 1,000 mats cassia at 443Zc., 100 bales clover at 27! nit 100 bags pimento at Mo., all geld. We q —-Aasain, mats, 45c.; do., canan, 4456c. ; Gloves ‘te., pepner ise. a 33e. piments ie. a Dien, nuts Tho sales comprise mee 146! we Sc., seney Saige. a We., all gold, and ginger le. nae: We notice sales of 125 boxes Castile at 1834. @ 19, per Seranin was firm. Sales 28,000 tbe. at 16%o. a 17!4o., and 19,008 Ty Ibs, grange at Stic. a 10M%e, per UGAR.—The ctive but previous full prices ware weil sustained: themarker closing atendy na Die OF Tse. a 10%e. for fair, and 107c. a Me. for good refining, ‘The salen were 285 hbds. Cuba, at from 1ige. n 12%40., 42 hhda, a 14iZe., and 421 hoxes Havana, at Ie lo, at from Tle. a He. Refined augar was dy but in limited demand. Small sales at 16%e. for hans, and 153¢¢, for soft white, Tosacco —The market was fairly active at previous orice. The aales comprised 75) hhds, Kentueky, at from Oho need tae fat fo. 8 min, nt 6c 38 do , private terms, terms, tinues light, but with a mode- Small aalex at or pig ¢ rate sinck full prioen are Tea 2he. for Banca, and 22. for straits, 2c, with no arles—anolations all gold, deatt in sparingly at full rates. ‘Tartow.—The market wae Sales roach 115,000 tbs Waraxry. —Recei observable change for lota én bond. * Woor.—The market for domaatic flcaces still continued quiet and depressed, and aales have been effected at rather obtainnd English waa nominally Plates have been Het but nominally unchanged The market was without Pte ey trifling sales at dle. a 420. easier prices eas in foreven was checked by the ad. vance in gol les were confined to 125.000 Ibs, domas. Hie fleeces at e,, including 60,00 ths, Ohio on nrivate terms, 50,000 Ih alex and 3A hase tubbed al S6%c. 86 'c. a 500, for auner California, a al ‘A S50. for extra do., and 40e. for 2.000 ba Notts at S)e., iva. Donskoi on private 60 403, lambe. aamalliot Mestiza at 31%e 26.000 ibs. Cordova. do. and. 25,000, terms. FAMILY bina iy REVIEW. mutton chops, 16c. a y ‘We.: lamb chops, e.; lamb, fore quarter, IBc.; veal, fina quarters, 2hc. a 28c.; veal, fore quarter, 18. a Mo.: veal ontlets, 40c.; fresh pork. 9c.; aalt pork, Me hams, 260. a ‘2e.; amoked shoulders, 200.; tongues, $1 40 each: bacon, 25e. per Ih. ; tripe 10c.: Bolovna sausages, Dr. Be. Pouurey.—Turkeys, 80c.; chicken, 280.1 ducks, 306, : fowl Gawe.—Paricidges per pair. $3: per pair, as g$100: surf ‘aniper par dor. 38: Faw oy ‘npn per doz, M1 plenon. por doz., $4; Teabblin: por bait Ten Sit array pilaf, Uc: haddock, 10e.: sad, 16e,: halibut, 1 aera ‘We. at " Goaking apples, halt peck, S0e.: d 6a. 0. quinces, Land aa rae cltrons, 160. a 20, ; 99) an, Flour—Sales a Dele. 8 at oage, 80 ine al Cora aales bust extreme. and 85c. for white to ‘arrive. bushels No. 2 at Ras Canada to arrive at $1 02%, at $7 18. Net ¢orn oats ‘r s Ser Raccipte 14100 bhie. Rout. BATES bushela wheat, 42-00 do. corn, 45.16 "do, oats, Canal exnorte—476 bbls. flour, 54.450 bushels wheat, 66.900 do. corn, 18 #01 do. oats, Torepo, Oct. 12. 1808 Flour quiet. | Wheat fom for winter and weaker on spring: now white Michienn at $2 93, anther at $2 83, No. Lapring at $222. closed weaker at 75e. for No.1 mixed. Oats firm at de. Lake (reights catia Cureago, Oct. 12, 1906 | Flour steady at $960 $1176 for spring extra,’ Whes vy at $2 Dk a 1B\¢ for No. 1 and St hia fh Je for No. 2. Corn advanced ye firm at A210, GUige. for No. 1. and BUS", n Be, for No. 3, Onta atendy at 3 3 ih. corn, 69,000 bn ya800 "bark. when cate 182.000 bush. corn, 34.000 bush. oats. Miiwareme, Mot 18 1864, Wheat unsettled at $210 for No, and $1 69 for No.2 Corn quint nt 61ize Onte firm at Be. for No. 2. Recents 2,000 Wha, Gear. $0 O00 bushels wheat, 1000 Nie four, 102 O00 bushels Flour stead. Shipmenta wis minis ‘Oct. 12, 1868, Crude turpentine atardy at $4 69 for Roft. Spirits of tir. nentine firm at f%, Rosin firin at previous quotations, Tar $27. Cotton Be. for middling. Cotton—Salex to-day 700 be! market very firm: anies of wee balan nexinat 2.600 bales last week; export, “Sat ‘alee! stock. 24,270 bates. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Before Judge Shipman ‘A CLAIM FOR DAMAGES FOR COLLIION, Oe!. 12.—Feoton ws. Vanderbitt.—Tn this case there was origi- nally a clam for damages for collision between the aleamer Arial and the brig Mechanic, The decree was im favor of the fibelinnt. There was a reference to a Commissioner, who decided tn favor of the libellant to the amountof 30, Incindine $249 for detention. The excentions wom: to the report thet in the repairs one third new for owed: and seeondiy, that there was no cold have heen emplovad during the time ve going on. The jadge reserved his decision. Bonnell for defendant: Mr. Charles Donohue for belian. ANOTHER CARP OF COLLISION, fhe price prevailing At the part of ship- ment, etre with the expenses up to the time #f loss, Judge Shipman sustained the exceptions and ett aside the re 4 Choate for Hbeliante, Charles A. Rassello for COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL Term. Before Judge Daly. Oct 12.—Swia M. Ola vs. William Kemp.—The question in- volved in this auit was whether one neighbor hapa right to use the drainpipe of| another. The parties to the action re- 147 East Bighteenth street, The plaintht injunotion to restrain the defendant from 4 terforing. with the dralnpipe conmedtes jean per premises, J iy granted ® permanent i reatraining the from interfering in axy manner with the pipes and connection. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. songht for using or interfer Married. Bg eg gan Thursday, October 4, by the George L. enenanaes , Roscor’ H. CHaxnine to Scx Pa inn, both of New city. id Witne-Stie ann on ‘ednesday, Octeber 10, Pd the Washington square Reformed Dutch Couch, by Rev. Poter ker, James G, Dawei Negus Oraw. any, both of New York. De Ranny—Istom—On Tuesday, Octoberd, at Grace church, Baltimare, by the Rev. A. J, Rich W. Duane z so to Buna, danghter of J, 8, Inioes, Baltimore, id. No.carda, Govtp—Stow#it.——At the residence ef ‘be —— ta, on Wednesday, October 10, ee Yee Whive, ©, Jepson Gown, of the city Meet A. Stowntt, daughter of I. C. sowslt of Fike Garocae—Prree —On Wednesday, Octobe 10, by the Rev. Dr. Gambanill, Wa. Grocey to Matt Asm Boras, all of Now York. Hawttos—Onrver.—On Dahan mp iy wf atthe Stevenson, Cuantan HAMILTor, Racnm rey place, os daughter of George Oliver, Esq., At oiat, po county, | N. ¥., on Wednesday, October the Rev. Cornelius ahaa rae , October 11, at Bt. street and Sixth ave. Caantes Gaonan ‘ANLOM, eter, October 11, realdence of the bride’s mother, by the Rev. ee Wedekind, Cass. E. Luveemcs, Jr., yo Nurrte C. ° Sor of the late Milton Ablum, ‘No carda, Allentown (Pa,) papers cee ocme, Francie og a A ® Weds pediing, October a by the Rev, William P, Corb't, Lyaosrr to Paare Canc 8 per~4 No cards, MoComu=—W, Thursday, October 11, in Bt. Paul's church, Troy, ney by the the Ser. Dr. Coit and the Rov. Mr, Nichol fa to Puuss MoKxay, daughter Otoorr—Jaoxson,—On Ly October 11, at the residence of the ride’ ‘8 er, Lg pr cS Cy Bleim, Mr. Horatio L. Ovcorr to daughter of James L. Jackson, of aie Died. Barrert.—At Chicago, on Thuraday, October 11, Puta A., wife of Oliver W. Barrett and daughter of Henry Delaplaine, of this city. Brapy.—On Thursday, Octobor 11, after a severe and tedious illness, Mary, wife of Bernard Brady, in the 51st year of her ag ‘The remains will be taken from her date residence, 19 Broad street, to St. Ann’s church, in Eighth street, where a solemn high mass witl be offered for the repose of hor soul, this (Saturday) morning, at half-past pine o'clock, The friends of tho family are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the church, this (! he afternoon, at two o'clock. jocknes.—On Friday, October 12, Onivag Booxnss, ane Sy years, relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, trom his fate residence, 83 Forsyth street, on Sunday afternoon, at haif-past ove o'clock. Buss.—On Friday, October 12, of congestion of the brain, Riogarp Ayre Boss, only son of Abram H. and Adelia A. Bush, aged 5 months and 6 days, The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral sorvices, from the residence of his grandfather, 288 West Twolfth street, on Sunday afternoon, ate ’olo ck, without further notice, Corrs. On Thured , October 11, of consumption, Mrs. Mexissa Corrrett, aged 78 years. tie colptivee and Teiturde of thie family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 361 Grand atreet, this @aturday) afternoon, at three o'clock. CovautaN.—On Friday, October 12, Maraaret, the beloved daughter of Malachi and Margaret Coughlan, aged 1 year and 4 months, "The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited toattend tho funeral, on ~uniay afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock, from tho rosidence of her parents, No, 198 Duane street, corner of Washington street. Donxcan,—On Friday, October 12, Joun F. Donraan, a native of Dublin, Ireland, in the 27th year of his age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 448 Pearl street, on Sunday afternoon, cS - o'clock. Fawcett.—At Union Hill, N. inesday, October 10, Mr. THoatas Fawerrr, in the sath year of his *FRolatives and friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from All Souls’ church (Dr. Bellows’), corner of Twentieth street and Fourth ave- nue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two »’clock. GaMurz.—On Thursday night, October 11, at half-past eleven o'clock, Eui.y Gamaux, aged 2 years, 11 months and 12 days. OUR TOL, Dearest Emma, thon hast toft us, ‘And thy loss we deeply fell; But ‘tla God that has bereft ua— ‘Ho can ail our sorrows heal. Tho funeral will take place from 39 Allen stress, near Heater, on Sunday, when all the friends of the family are invited to attend, Griveita.—At Baltimore, on Wednesday, October 10, Howakp Guirrity, in the 73d year of his age. California papers please copy. Haesxet.—-On Thursday, October 11, of congostion of ioe @ lungs, Parnicx Hernear, in the 67th your of his “The relatives and friends of the family are respectful- invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, fo, 1, Ridge streot, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Hiewrit.—Suddenty, on Tuesday mornii October 9, Joux Hrewstt, of a pistol shot "wound received while im the discharge of duty, aged 62 years and 2 months. The friends of tho fami ee Le eng A invited to attend the funeral, from the Methodist church, th Second Brooklym, Eastern District, this ( a, at one o'clock. Hiutasr.—On Thursday, October 11, Deis A Surars, widow af Maurice brn ‘The friends and ee tg to attend the funoral, from her late residence, No. West Twenty-third street, on Senay afternoon, at one o’clook, without further invitation. HowsxaTixs —On pen net October 11, of intermit- tent fever, Cuarzea E., youngest son of William B. and _ W. Howenstine, aged i6 years, 3 months and 21 “Fie triende of the fara are ‘5 OD arm te Oi Jorca, in the gin tal bis ide" dat Reo faved son of Dr Sona c. Beales, epee eaten ag causa |S ache fnoral wit te trom her tate residence, northeast eorner of S foaar te Saestes Bue, this Lege pooh yey bray Tapio eh ss Star, Hg Wednesday, 8, Buayca — fenry Mavaimue Kock, wife of Bernard New Orleans, and daughter of bi ied Cruger, U. 8. A., in tho 30th year of her age. ia Fearon Os Ta ay, Sober 11, Lamm, daugh nireday, "I ter of Beach T. Fond Biisebesh 9. La France, aged 3 years, © months and 16 days. The Joy tdenbeo Trionds of Ne tae” m9 bay a mem- bers reeapoint Lodge, No. an invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence not hor parenta, 75 Madison street, Greenpoint, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two e’clock. Lorr.—At Flatbush, on Thursday, October 11, Sawcmt G. Lort, in the 63d year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the famity are respectful co A invited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed Dut church, Flatbush, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Mixck.—On Friday, October 12, Magrerma Mixcx, child of Peter and Wilhelmina Minck, aged 7 years and 6 months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence, 01 West street, on eee afternoon, at two o'clock. Mrnuxe.—At Stockholm, x. J.,0n Friday, October 5, of consu yo, Wruam second won of the late Meeker and Nancy Miller, in tho 39th year of his ago. ‘His remains were interred at ae oe i. J. New Jerse October 12, Bormer Minzan, papers please wane ba Fri day, ies relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from hia late residence, 216 Madison street, without fur- ther notice, ‘Oct bber a at be: a ao (Ireland) papers ploase Mrrensty.—On Sunda} ae residence, No. 2 East -fourth street, wife of nee G, itchel, of this city, city, od da deaghter of Jobn J. Blair, of Blurstown, N. J., aged 28 The friends and acquaintances aro invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from the Charch of the Incarnation, corner of Madison avenue and Thirty-ffth street. Relatives and immediate friends will assemble at the house, at two o'clock. Mvarny.—On Friday, October 12, Thomas Mvarry, only son of Thomas and Mary Ann Murphy, aged 1 year, 7 months and 28 days. The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his renta, 863 Third avenue, corner Fifty-sixth street, on janday afternoon, at one o'clock, Alban’ rs please copy. Moveas un Friday, Octobor 12, Prnurmve F., widow of Charles McVean, and daughter of the late Ste- phen Richard. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Trinity chapel, on Sunday af- at one o'clock, without further notice, O'LRARY.—On Friday, Ootobor 12, Parrick O’Lnary, son of Michaol and Mary O'Leary, natives of Fermoy, county of Cork, Ireland, aged 20 years. The friendyand relatives of thet family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of Se aosutee 1,283 Third avenue, between Eightieth and Eighty. Yorkville. O’Rource —On Friday, October 12, Jonny O'Rovnxn, a native of Carrick-on-Sulre, County’ Tipperary, Irejand, aged 37 years. The friends and rolativer of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from 451 Washi street. Proveer.—In Harlem, suddenly, on Wednesday, Octo- ber 10, Etiam, the beloved wife ot John W. Provost, aged By oars. ‘the Telatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, ‘124th street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, on Sunday ue E ureday even ng October 11, Baxsa- ~4 Dnaxe taumean, of this city, im the 34th year of bis “hie relatives and friends, and those of his — Samuel T. Skidmore, and his father-in-l MacMullen, are invited to attend the fui ton Trinity church, on Monday, at (welveo’clock noon, with- out further notice. On Friday morning, October 12, Riomanp Swirn, aged 31 years and 4 days. Relatives and friends. are Tespectfully invited to at- ae ne from bis late residence, No, 713 Sixth y afternoon, at one"o’clock. Sard cn Testeay, October 11, Rowent Surrm, in ear of his a ‘The relatives and of the family are requested to attend the foneral, from the Eleventh Presbyterian church, Fifty-fifth street, between Third and Lexington avenues, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Surrrev.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, October 12, In the 66th ht of her age, Any, widow of Richard T, Smittes, of tho island of Barbadoes, W. I. ‘The rolatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 36 Bond street, Brooklyn, on Sunday Afternoon, at three CaaS Mag: «J further notice. Srean—On Fri 1g, Getober 12, ELuewr ion eldeet daughter of ' Wala a Elisabeth Spoar, aged years an "The friends nud relatives of the family and those of } Hilel igen u i EB z TF @INANCIAL, TLANTIO § SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM Ate Y DEPORTED ON on OF ie | f Wikd, DIA M, OCTOBE fn 30 a PER CENT INTEREST owes roe ot tag. a. ‘AN ‘resident. Joszea P. Coorsr, tary. Cuancas D, Barury, iene: {TIZENS' SAVINGS hari ‘anal street. io. 58 Bowery, corn SIX PER OENT, INTEREST ALLOWED (yume yao corznsnnre tA5) ON ALL SUMB FRO} TO $5,000, Aut Money Derosirap ON on mons Oocr. 3 witt pagw INTRREST FROM Oor. 1. MENEUIG, TENN., COUPONS AND PAST DUR, IN- DEBTEDNESS.—8; inance, of Mayor end Alderms {iat the past due bonte'and, Conpoos, Indebtedness $y of Memnhia be received for dues owing the city, are ro- fundablo in thirty-your@onds of $1 00 ach drawt cent interest and payable in the city in Stuy: for the follnwine Bonds and Coupons; sued’ aed x: dorsed by the city of Memphis:— ‘Memphis, Tonn., city Bonds and Coupons past due. Memphis, Tenn., and Little Rock Railroad Coupons past “Memphis, Tena., Charleston Railroad Coupons past due. Memphis, Tenn., Ohio Ralirond Coupons past die. Memph tasiaaipp! and Tennessee Railroad Cou- pope dos Inquiries for further particulars, by mail or otherwise, will rocelve punctual attention Address PT. HUGHES, Ctty Comptrotier, Memphis, Tenn. iH OBILE AND [gure a preen Bonps Freer ge_aterling bon for sale A. BURGESH 14 Broadway, Now York. : FFICE OF TRUSTEES OF eens AND STOCK- holders of the Ohio and Mississippi R. R. Co. (East- ern Division.) jo. 88 Wart Street, New Yor Sout 1866. NOTICE. <A special mocting’of the hol certificates holi tastied by thin Trust will be he dat the office of the Trustees, 88 Wall street, New York, on 7, the first day of No: vember next af noon. to ado sk a plas for the rescguaisation Of tho Ohio and Mississipp! Raitroad Company. To act upon this ve question, the agreement der which the Trust wae formed’ requires that tres tow in interest of the owners, or tholr legal represontativ Preferred and alg of unpreferred certificates, shall entand voting, For the purpose, therefore. of insiring ® quorum, certifieate holders are earnestly requested to have transfers made in thelr own mimes. and to be present at the meeting, elther in person or by pro ‘The transfer books of the ‘Trust will be closed on the six- , of pros toenth day of October next, at two o'clock P. M.. and remuin closed until further notice. order of the Trustees. ita CAMPBELL, Chairman. ry YELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COMPANY as de vets * oo of pelt g | in onto per foot. Pay- Gidcenthe 15th Ider WALLER, 38 Pi catroet. HE EMPIRE MILL AND MINING COMPANY HAS declared a dividend o! epee share. In fg, able to Kaatern ¢ stockholders by L & WALLE! ‘ine st. NION PAPER COLLAR COMPANY.—A DIVIDEND one dollar per share, has been declared payable Ootoder M0 at tha-atlee of the Company. 110 Broadway, Mt York, to stockholders of record mber 29. LOMON'S. GRAY, Treasurer. oo., | pers, * Wu WALL ALL STREET, BANKERS aNd DEALERS VRRNMENT STOCKS: AND COMPOUND INT INTEREST NOTES. CLOSING PI —— Yorn, Gct. 12, 1866. ra by LEES& Buy-|Seil- tng. $100 os WANTED FOR THREE MONTHS.—HIGH age on Tarnilare. “address, Bonus, bor. 168 mortgage en “Bonus, bor 168 WANTED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON real estate in Hudson county, New Address Chas. . 57 fe 000 7A A Mheral baa given. 10 LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. ns PBREL ae, Al to No, $ Pine st, up stairs. poly gory 4 BOND AND MORT. 0, Nasame 0 os Cy to MAN & 00,, radl atreet. HECK LOST.—A CHROK FOR § FOR § to bearer, and 3 pp 00 y oF Brooklyn. Gamapboil No, Way mond sg hee Wont was fon ost Payment thas been and thi rewarded by McLeod) but ‘and the public are cautio finder will receive five doliare at B00 Went Tutrteenth treet OST—IN SOME STORE ON Leerssen hod OR CANAL atree' foe el a Chair a large roses on ueman't onpeen A} towel mi The. fider will be oe on lenving the parcel at Marks & Febre's, 4 Wal OST—A. aoe tle AND TAN SLUT. IN. ALLEN, = tween Broom streets, on Thuraday ing. ‘ibout 7 o'clock: hs has name on colar, Tiney J. B. a Person returning the same to 96 Allen street will be liberally OST—PROM, 198 SIXTH AVENUR, OR OW 4 Tenth streat, m young black Dog, with white feet; awers (0 the name of Cumar. $6 reward will be paid. fo return, Tost BUNCH OF KEYS, WITH MY NAME. at. tached, a suitable reward wa ten) for = Wea at 29 Front street. RES. O8T.—$10 REWARD—OCTOBER 0. LEFT IN 4 2Enibus on Broadway, a Bundle, containtns two wool. Jon shawls. above rd will be paid by leaving the same at 96 Nassaa street, Continental Life Assurance Company. $5 REWARD—ON 17 THURSDAY FTERNOON, om old band Hy enamelied; Yost jaon avenue f Wiliam street eae Analy Yo l Ones REWARD—ON THE THE EVENING OF PRI- ld sh inst..« gold and enamelied Rarring, set with ind onyr balla pendant. between ty. ninth and Turty, inth streets and Fifth and Fourth ave- nues. Apply to W. H. Smith & Son, 77 William stroet. Lost c With THE ORNTLEMAS ‘WHO CALLED AT 4 my office on Saturday, J Sunes tn regard to some money lost in William street, CHEN as bis card has been misplaced. JA on B. SRon ENCK, 70 Maiden lane. OST OR STOLEN—NOTE OF WOODRUFF & BEACH, J, irgn Works, H. B. Beach, Tressurer, Hartford. Conn., and endorsed by Woodrof & Berth, dat ber 18, four months, es mg 3 vable Peon jt National Bauk, Hartt nn. PW, ‘6 ATLAw October 10, ET, No. _1 Wal street. wing property and fiero Prod at REW ARDS. $5 REWARD.—Loat, THURSDAY EVENING +) one of the Bowery and Houston atre Hreastpin, with a Hkeness of n gentleman and The adove reward will be paid vy returning the same to A. DIBRS, 104 Bowery. atreot, will recetve Whe above reward. sli $25 thieves who stole a boat branded Battery; panied ‘white, watniched. gun Rrlaes, and green water line. Ajply to Pairie! Collings at the Batiery. REWARD,--LOST OR STOLEN, yar $5 cars, going from City Hall up Baa Bi rand street, on Friday. the Ib inet Focbetboot, eontaming $196, in — above reward ions asked, by return! ny ‘be mony oF Ns rs Seowland, pres Weat Washington Markel. 100 BRYARD. WORT, OF, THURSDAY, AT 1214 $ O'clock, at a Liberty street auction room, a gold punting cane Wi ‘atch and heavy cuth Chain; watch made b Dent Linton, No No. 17,800, winds ~4 REWARD WILL RE Pilb POR THE RETURN of & liver colored Setter Answers to the name of Apply to Jas. Rei Houre REWARD FOR conviction oF THE ins, from THE p at handle, tery heary onsen The above reward will be pal: returning said nod chain ve N. G. Kortright, 11 Mads son avenue. No questions asked. newseD. mg O8 SIXTH AVENUR CA $150 & fronted ease, with nine on 106 Che hn id reward will hd Jelives iow a treat, ‘asked. ST QUALIFY, DELIVERE: 7 aval BN Qs neki Filteoath street: oat eet Oe >I 3/5 Hea | # 3 A if GENTLEMAN by nba ny CAN OBT, interest ino lucrative permanent. TCoatio ecata Paice, wed ad 1@ best paying ‘crowded housen, Bat Hi jmmediately at $37 tfedson at. IQ80LUTION.—THE | COPA é See eae nudes tJ mane 6 ese Bryan, Van Nobatck @ 0. mul wri alge to lhquidations Ter JOHN BRYAN ‘AN SOHAL RIGAARD sn § ROBERTSON, New @ctober SORA 'BRSHIP.—' undersigned bave Maneakip unter the atue et Seba eras Go. and will continue the business as benkers and Sreters at No, 85 Broad atrect. as wares Me JAMES Mt. NICHOLS. New ron. October The und will continue the stock commission tusl- ‘ness on his own account at No. 38 Broad street. J. VAN SCHAOK. Nuw Yore, Ootober 10, 1866. F PARTNERSHIP.—BY | i jooraem retires this day our Arm "The busioess mat be continued as heretofere. "\Nuw Vous, October 1, 1808. °° le & B. CURTIS & 00, ARTNER WANTED—IN A BREWING AND DISTEREL- ing business, with $3 000; building and fixtures ewned » Aes pepealg aplendla® oF portunity, under amended J Her raid oflce, Ale ARTNER WANTED—WITH TO GO INTO 788 Pp C _ distiliery buainess, Mddren EB Be Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—IN Ig ig penn AND steer comm tssion business, with $10,000 capital. Address B. D., Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $3000 TO 950. Aasilent Pariner In the grain distilling business ya ais ay i Everything safe amd “itonoy doubled In three months, Address L. 8., Herald office. ae. VIUEED: eet ee ee A large property, which will secure alone, denires a partner with about 85,008, to. eat first ciase real estate business. Address, with cea \d reference, W. F. W., box 226 Herald office. oorami: ARTNER WANTED—RARE CHANCE TO ENTER the Cane jeneie besiness now in successdart operation; 4 Address Jeweler, Mar- of ‘PROVISIONS WANTED, A PARTNER, SILRT Om active, with about $2,000, Ins eafe and’ prof pro: viston aod ih ler business, already ‘entatliahed. Address W. M. W;. “vor i 1 £0 thea office, ¥ with address, HE COPARTNERSHIP rive, Week One eee der name and firm of H; day dissolved by mutual consent id ‘Pen ay a New Yore, Oct. 1, 1886. G. 8. WEE Liebe yh |.—THE Yaeger ge Heap Tae most effectual DENTISTS.—AN Syste Gigi ed OPRRATOS to buy a half interest, or Sperstor, Box atte ee ‘ae rr DISTILLERS.—A ay aoynaiad AND 7”. a “ tileryeer wa buy one. REN ry i ae go bog te vy Ihde A FINE mahor ir LANe,, god pine, out Sars ot 7 rent chair reem, ‘Address: +t ‘umber. shel ga opi MD, bor 6a A Fal Berag $8,000 9am etre mat, whe can ake chnge of tbo Grea bor kit Post tise CY. ‘D—A PARTNER, WITH A CASH ference given snd Sa caaaaeee WAntep—4 PARTNER IN al business. a ine Post ofice, Antonia, Lf. —A YOUNG MAN WHO $300.-2z00r serene ea ith ls da Lace 00 ZeIraNrGR SL Sg $1,500. A. Bonser, ti Char | 87 500 Sa GT, WotalaWe one qual. Address intaod —PARTNER WANTED.—' 18 sANeUNe a my ger | fst re trent —THE ADVERTISER, mencing a “i permanen| Ax “YouNo ripow | WISHES | THE ni eaes ly in business, None bat ~—SEVERAL VALUABLE PATENTS +, sale, from hw fortune can be easily. Call and see them at 11 Chambers street, room Ne. 1. SE ea $5 50 IN CASH WILL aoe THE aoop. eae tagninery and everything regulate fog manu eek : Morin Sena ee Ib © yess rt ie at be sohd See Call at 165 Witiam street, N. $10.000.-3x" 2A ¥.. up vtaire. —ANY PARTIES By a} — INVESE learn prescew cD ON Dia. ens ron Dia reed, up sere AY NO. 9 WEST TWENTY.THIRD STRERT (Preren Avene Hotel) The higheat price paid ichen Towsley sed articles of Falun’ or aa on the sce, “Open from 9 to; evening from? tom Atk 7 MONEY Ant gr a eR Noth E PAWN BROKERS: TICK! aire WATCHES, JEWELRY, AWNBNOKERS) TICKETS PURCHASED OF CLOT. ing, Goods, sooty, he. : sO ee pot tee ‘aiet' i Site rite Srey creme i ara ihe pf . eats $1 to ob corner of Ororby. ~ | $9 000 T.2Aso%, Lomarane, riage PRNTTAM'S Purnite reas and Storage Warerooma. Went Eleventh streel, eter bes Far tod Sisth avewoan, —! i “THE LECTURE SEASON. 4 4 DAILy—T0_ GE Mnseum of Anatomy, io iy. ble to attend by - F. Ly hf may copy by forwarding ten centa, Ac one Musourn of Anatomy NIVERSITY OF NEW YoRk—MEDIC AL DEPART. ment The introductory lecture to the wt inter a by Professor John W. Draper. M.D. om o'clock, In Poe b o0g bost weak %, Mt given by Professe provement in adapting the microscope tography and the magnesium light, lo the purpose of le teaching. ‘The profession and public are reopoaitohy imvited to attend. ARMY AND NAVY ‘CLAIMS. DDITIONAL BOUNTY TO TWO D THREE AYE. A soldiers, arrears of Lf poncies nd prize money@ot~ at old em lected, advances mace ee wien Sa roe bounties, pensions, &e., abou ny to re ow to file thetre area, eal tre, Colonel HERMAN, racy ——<—— Queas, WrpowWs AND EXPRESSES. —~SoanHANe FURNITURE AN BAGGAGR EX pam aan kat ah BS rt or fare. pingotortes vacked Cristi) Furuivare sored,