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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

SATURDAY, p NJ
There was fair amount of business at the Stock
Board today, and the adviccs from the other side had
ro.able effect upon the quotations In other times the
news have been getting for the last months from
over would have given the Stock Market FLIP which
would have carried up per before could get
tine to realize.
Foreign Bills are quiet, Sterling s!a9 Francs
s,a53O Guilders 3sa a39 Rix Dollars 7ss arg Marks
B,nco 35s G39.
Shipmasters are very firm in their demands, and
Flour has been engaged day for Liverpool 2s 0d
which is advance. Grain is nomnally 9id Cotton
2lssld
The increase of business on the Stonington Road
was very large in September, showing great gain
compared with September of last year. The receipts
we're
September, $20622 OF
September lsij. 1861 GO
Increase, over 60 per S7937 u
The receipts for the last months have been S557s 20
Same time lS45 Observation-Disclosures. 3iSI5 81
Increase, 90 per cent, .OAi9 |"
As the income OF this Road and OF the Norwich and
Worcester have both largely increased since the Atlantic
mdorceon put on the Sound. it proves large in
utsse OF travel between New.York and Boston and
establishes the policy of providing the most improved
seiihes for travelling.
For the week ending Oct I'd the Exports from
this port SG75595, of which 5000 $50 in Amer
rm vessels. The arrivals were 70, of which % Ameri
can: Clearsnces - of which Is American. The foreign
arrivals during the month OF September los, coast
wise Ia The foreign arrivals consisted OF steamship
@ihips - barks 65 briggs, % schooners and galliot
81 these lbs vessels American sc British and 10
ETemen The clearances We're 1913, OF which - were
preign and American
The receipts for duties i'll September were ST..
1861 against Sl,S0S,74l in September 1886, showing
ahng of of S260li0. OF this amount l4l,o00 YVES re
'ircd in Treasury Notes
The Imports in September were in the gross
SSasl6 against 81 52750 showing a decrease of ST.,
1891, or lsper cent The Exports were $a,6sS,s25
s,anst S3,2o633i showing decrease OF S637,309, The
decrease has been mainly in specie the exported
nSeptcmber lsI5 being 1929 900 while in September.
nets Were S2stsi0l against S2i3.i5l showing small
hlny OIL. The imports of specie Were only Slooii
gatnst Sl2146J in September lSt5. The dutiahle inn
PSs were S57 93 against $500 345 and the free inn
ts $500 $40 against Sli26040 The aggregate imports
CHS port during the nine months ending lat Oct
SSl6i,lll against So 923933 in months of last
year, Decrease O, imports S759S22, Exports during
e last nine months i6S; same months last year
SIi6asas increase S5i9240.
The North River Insurance Company have de
CARED semi-Rnnusl dividend of per cent and
Es dividend al per cent together amounting TO per
sent payable ON the 10th inst
Markets, Carefully reported for The Tribune.
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TO THE MEDICAL Profession.

THE ANNALls1f
RECORD Of Prncticai Medicine IN the City OF Ne,F-
AYork. Edited By VIM c. Robots u D. Yellow OF The
College Of pay sicinn- and Surgeons OF Newly ork
Contents OF No. !, Vol = of the An1alst for October
/ Observation. on Group. By Alexander H Ste
vens. u. y
II Quarterly Report Of the y. Y Lying In Asylum By
Augustus @ Eliot, VI d Resident Physician
III Report the CiinQpe OF lie College of Phy'ican'
". Report Of t5e y Y Pathological Society.
V. Patronage OF QGark.ry.
VI. Editoria, Department
WI Medical Department OF Tie University of Penn.
VII Medical Refoym-Giesseu Degrees.
IX..Neciciue IN ih- West
X Enencs n chilaren b. Jota Beck " D.
XI Professional Courtesy
XII. Obituary
TERNs-The Annai.t viii be published on the lst and
~, o.; zach month"; each number VII contain p pages OF
matter neatly printed good paper, and vita cover
Price = per anauu, payable IN advance Single Nos ~
Goats. 80.
The publisher "a reference 20 the perIaanency Of It'
Journal assures Ge N-dca! Profession ihGi be Ha- made
such arrangements place u continuance oeyonf he
contingency Offlufe. Address post psd the pup
% II DANIEL ADEE, l0I Euion-st. \. ].
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mo :. BETTS AuctiOneer.
DY GERARD, Belts s. CO.-Frday, Oct 9, at
ID past 10 O'Clock al the Commercial Sales Room,
Of Broad and Beave, s,a. tper Inspectors samples).
ToBAcco-i32 hhds. Kentucky Tobacco, greasr part Of
superior quality be cold by catalogue, IN lots Of from
to 10 hhds Terms cash. Sale peremptory. SAMPLER
exhibited the sales the day previous between tho
hours OF ten and three s8 lOct9,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
EE Marine JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED,

Ships Sarscen, Hawkins, Glasgow. Woodruff X Min
turns Charl emsgne. Faes, New Orleans, E Hurl5u,
X Co.
Banks Helen Risk Glasgow. Woodhull & Min,urns
Rochelle Cardes Marseilles D Il Robertson Ansue
Mallory Mobile Elwen y Co.
Brgs Amanda. Benton, Wilmington Genoa RsgusUs
Genoa Schmidt & Bslcheu. Madison Hovey. Savannah
Sturces Chairman Co; Selma Smith Mobile, Sturses
ClrErrnap
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" monster hasS Meeting OF the Friends of
Tue ENClSE LAW OF 1915, and who in of
tending that Law 10 the City and County of Newly
The Committee appointed 10y the County Convention held
N The Greene-st H. Church, the 1ui S:l and 9Th
september 10 make arrangements for County Meeting of
the friends Of The Excise Law OF 1915 and who
OF extending thst Law this City and County. would
n0nncc thai The arrangements have been completed and
that the Meeting Will take place N tle Park Monday
Oct D. 10 commence al O'Clock ana continue through the
Evening. Addresses may be- expected BY His EVceeucy
q. y Briggs, Governor Of Massachusetts Hon. Joshua
Spencer, Stale Senator; Rev John Chambers, OF Phiiade
phla: Hon. Ira Harris, OF Albany Avian Stewart Esq
OF Utica, and other disiin guishcd gentlemen.
The Committee take pleasure in announcing The follow
lux geutemcn : Officers OF The meeting.
President, Hon. OGDEN EDWARDS.
Vice Presidents.
Hon. Theo Frelnshuysen, D. Meredith Reese. NJ D.
e William I. McCOuH. Arson 6. Phelps, Esq
- James Harper, William B. Crosby, ESQ
&" Morris Franklin. WiliiamF. Leggei 3"
Thomas VI. Woodruff, William Jones'
A. D. Wilson N D. Peter Cooper.
Eeszer Parmly, " Daniel Mcleod,
Stephen Il Kirby, Daniel +. Tiemann, e
James Cockcron. Luther Jackson,
Secretary-Johu h. Manchester, Esc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harper. William +. Dodge * c
Bull Esqs. s. c. butcher, NJ. d.
10 The exercises viii be enlivened by Ding-s law rile
Brass Band.
In view OF The Importance OF lh. II l. h, ped
that every friend OF The above will be press nj TO
swell the asseEhasr. and show partial and eNcu-
sive Legislatures that citizens OF the Cr:u ercal
Emporium Of the Western World know = 2 NJ and
are dcirr,ained 10 assert aud maintain them
BY order of the Convention.
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Aurtiou 6alfs.
ANTHONY J. BLgEcHER. Aaeuoaeer.
I ARGE SALE Of sp,eua:d S,r.nhos,,-Yo close

ANrhoSY J. sLEEcEER, Aaedoaeer.
ARGE SALE Of sp,epd:t Sse.,nbos,s-To close
Merchants Exchange in the civ o; Sss.yoys &c wes
lesdSy. TIE 18Th day Of peeeaher 1886 by Ar,hoay J.
The sale perrup.ory, oo .Sera terms Particular, can
BE- bad by applying Al lie Aueeeceess Oee No Bsoad
Tie steamer George Washington entirely Few, Of ne
ber.Aen $40 Tee, long &c feet Seam cylinder
fhe Kn.eserbocker wears old. 500 Zee, oss 81 fees
seaa IS nehes cylinder, 10 tses stroke;
Three:oGries psrt Of the Henerik Hudson gear Old.
SO feet icag IS beam - iehes cylinder, II feet
stroke
The seuh America years cid so sees long, s'i feet
oesna = inches cylinder, II sees stroke
The North Aner,es, years old. IS feet long 81 feet
Tie cog9si. yr.T. old ~ feet lOus = fee, Scs. "a
inches cylinder, II feet stroke.
ashss ey8SsI ysss Cd 81 feet l0as 3 feet bean
TIE Gsrele, well suited for .hor, rue,e
TIE shove boats well known a he r,at c,,rfr
dous and substantial hosts on the American waters
Is deemed a1rsee,.'S % give p.Lssess de.erpoee
restriction the day named uness disposed OF pr
vate sSie pC,or,c iha; tine.
sale. IS slasp;OssSOs i la S NJ lS 5 $ ldi:d.
- JOSIAH SicAASpS, Aaeiieaeer:
R11u E BANGS, RICHARDS & piATT.ms:S,s
AS--@'' - MoSDAT EVENING, Oct
Gu. BSoks Family sSies, s.ns ' soSi. ''eAHe
rca T G. Lsss'y SsSr..E agsrd Of Leo
lsTno editions. seas Gs IN sxseileai order
Venus and Adouis, By OLD Master.
AT PsIv.rs SALE-l.cp Onarto Sibles every VARIETY
IL plain sheer ard ex,rs sn snd si sdse bnSnS, AZ.
srye of Stand Ard ard prSS,
nm, -rc;,SS oLiOS, AnenSaeer,
1850 sn "a eSusn'tss'oo Merenaat'
S'ore sVs 20 :, " -, ~ , N,n stH-toesa sd-
w 49, 90 - o,,, ~ - :. s s,
- VISS'nF. $3.50 $500 ~ ~, - SysSnp
non OF so's Pun' ,SSNn.y ~, Nh 'oepeouuiS 70
At Icy o'clock. al the Auction Room.
Nav NJ >NSS SV-'sNp NNNIi.NS p1
rssaN, Sa.iSe Lsoies, maosahS ena Su,I'mapis pee
>te"ass ~ Fc's sea'o pSus s1iA
lhTd LaQtSs LooAihg Sssscs, Ms1SSahE noSAeFS Sos-
ton DO WASH Stsnds w orA isoies Dinng 90 SFockciy
and Glass Ware, Comiorers Stoves hi'chen Furniture,
&c. &c Also, severn! thousand Cigars
NEpSESuAt oct 4
Al ~ oeiocA 81 we AueuSn hoon =
very aree ana ehoice seIeSuon o. noossnsu euihi-
.He. "a peit 80. %
sSay 'nG plan Saefs. tul srrneS % hsSptan siso,S
s ~ 49, nS, pt, 80, ' n1, ~ f,.si r. r.
-, a., % y - - N ~ = So. 80 :. i a..
&c, oI oo'n2sua ana hslL lamp NrrSkety sna Ssss
W arc feaue1 Deus ha'fesses' peu0'ig NACucu euIni'
'ure' Stoves Sc &c
At fSiNArs SALG-Une splendid rosewooti plaro, anu
one mahogany upright do. made by Firth Hall
Al private SALE i've large Extension Tables One will
extend about ~ feet and the other ~
- CHAMBERLAIN, HscuonccT-Ssore Nc. IL
v. Sprlce-st-Liberd advances made on 0oods con
signed for private sale or 10 ne sold auction outdoor
sses csretuy auenued TO- aaa Respectfully soheHsa-
prompt reUifua maa ss,o>n,v o.s
,, siNNDNt' 80 40 49,
, y. - ." y IN =, ~ -, ~ ,1 - H.. A..
Silently Shs.Goosas,SS mso.e,Ss, 1870, $3.50, IS NJ
NVnP't n ~ ase "S $500 - '',s,,' ~ ~.
&
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VALUABLE NEW WORKS,
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G6izor. History Of Civilization, vol :. 87l CT.
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Annsemetts.

4 MERICAS MTSECAI.-Every Day ard Evening
MS week commenting MoHday, 0c;c6er Sh, lssS.-
Spttnud Perforarccs zisrroos 81 81. SnG every
evening s; 4 o'el>ck-The Free List Is
asasser sas ISengased the family Of STAINING OLA
KERS TIRE SeaEts la-:es and ihrre gentlemen from
FIN holds his evees ay !. ,e Museum, from O'Clock
the morning II 10 P Aso The Living Orszg ouiaaE
OF the Hama. Body he seen extra charge - ceEts
IL addition he following performer -.,SAg--Asss
Admission -.-ts-,ils:r-n urcrr 10. l.t -
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RPPTIYGS,

Patterson. HUMPHREY ROSS, having purchased
he sntre stock Of csrpeag, drdgZets, ociotls Ac
DO are sd Spacious carpet rooms 80 Pezr.street
sSy-ery owed by Aessrs. a e s. Higgins are COW
feared 70 ofer tbeir ends and The public The above
stock together @ recent purchases al prices Gar yellow
he MARKET By ealing a. The shove unrahsY The most
f.sri6fous Cannot fail Of being s1ired-
PETERSON, HUMPHREY ROSS,
ais sw.s 50 Peayl-s-. near AsdisSn-
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Boarding.


BOARD Up TOWN. gentleman and lady without
I'D children, family Of or grown persons may be
accommodated with fine The ID door OF large
house g.nieely located West OF Broadway IN the unnei
ale vicinity Grace Church. containing hi the modern I'M
provements &c. Address, wilh real name. II. J. t. box
2l22 Post Office. OF jill
DOaRD-Onc or two gentlemen and their wives and
ID two single gentlemen may obtain board sId suitable
cournodious w private family The situation Is
pleasant h- neghborhood quiet and respectable and cen
ira in the immediate vicinity OF the Broadway stages and
The Harlem cars. being N ElmsL between Broom- and
Grsnd Apply al 100 Ein-.t o. In
TWO GENTLEMEN mud their wives can be accom-
moia,s with board. and pleasant apartments Tor the
Vin,sr ~, . aplving at No. !16 East Broadway $50,
,n mr. ,b,.a = 1gle gentlemen can be accommodated uy
annlvipg a. ,h,y Terms moderate % w
BOARD WAN .rED-in prty ale family down town
Il ~, - uirfr ~ young gentleman OF quiet habits
.ldresT a, is lilce, stating Iern- which must he
moderate ----------------
DO4RD--A fjentefrai' aud Lazy. or two single Gen
ID t,een can De. accomuO, 'Ated Nh pleasant rooms ana
=, I'a,i -, ~ =. uSb.-s.- Broadway. lw-
sool board al No - " hIe-9.
DOARD-Txo or ;htee singh, gentlemen can oe accom-
ID modaie5 wiki good board IN pIl'a'e iahiE a. No'i
Walkef-.t near Broadway. Refer 'nces exchanged
o5 5is'
DOARD.-One or TWO persons OF Fe-p ectsoiAty can
ID have full or partial board moderate tern'- via
pleasant rooms Inquire al SO Widest near btosd"ay
References required - 49,
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-. nunLESaLE ANp RETlIL

yT,+E ST-BsCRIBERS haveon haud aud vii sell whole
al. or -etsil isrge ASSOC tnlent Of school, Cz.sca
Felo-ca and Miscellaneous Book Tcey Inyi,e oodntf
etctts teachers ard ctner- 10 examine i-ir stck ano
once, before purchasing elsewhere
ersr-5srs Of Sanders Series Of Readers, Bradbury
,--sf yrx, itrEcock'. Geology, Cars Chemistry.
al, Philosophy Porsers Reader &c &c Also, good
ss-o-rZusut q Stanorsry. - - :,
.22G MARX Il. NkNGAN < CO. - oroee ~
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THE EARLY JESUIT MISSIONS IN

NORTH AMERICA, compiled and translated from the
letters OF re French lesuits. with notes Rvthe Rev
William KIP, VI 4 Corresponding Member Of the New
York Historical Society. Two parts. S7t each. Pub
i.shed this day ~ WILEY 4 PUTNAM, l6i Broadway.
II would have been easy have woven the history Of
Of these missionaries into romantic and touching
narrative, but tie preferred allowing them 20 SPEAK
for themselves ard tell tcir IL
tere~uy read the very words these laborers
dencss sharing the wigwGins OF me rude savage
They portray their views and feelings They lead rs
ne The and private life OF
Aborigincs as !us Authors Preface
INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE, NO i
n in the country who spare sailing week,
should be without the aud useful book library Of
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The plan which lh> work IL formed to select the
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The ruling objects accom- shed snors c Nessrs
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fashionable Clothing.


CLOAKS CLOARS -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I SDn LADIES' and Misses Coass, Coats ami Circu-
$40 Goats varying in prices from - to s2o each
eco Cloaks. do DO - 10 ~ do
800 Circulars. do do 90 20 ~ do
100 Cardinals do do 90 10 Il do
al OF which made OF the most fashionable materials In
use and sold al astonishing low prices
EDWARD WAMSLEY,
o. lwis' No. 20 COherine-st near Chatham. square
pEADN-,fADE CLOAKs, IN super aud medium
ISquaies with large assortment new styles Winter
Frocks Sacks Ovcrcoats &c. At JENNINGS cos
o. Owls 23l Broadway American Hotel
JOSEPH 3. CLOSE & co.
No. IL Bowcry
MEMS, BOYS ASD CHILpRE.'s
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING at very low prices,
l. [volesnle and retail and the largest assortment In
snv one in the city. % 3nl--
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
DEM w. BENSON Draper and Tailor. respectfully
Id informs hi ana the public generally, that he
has removed TO the Sew-Yorh Cash Tailoring Establish
ulent. No l42 Fuon--t. Broadway, where DO
found assortment OF Cloths Cassmeres, Vest
rgs which will be made order IN the most ashiona
BILE style for cash.
choice and general assortment VI gentlemen's fancy
dress article. constantly hand jyl2 2awtfs
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LIVES OF CELLBaA ID > : = 7 2 .'4'A "
nv Holm QUINCY ADAMS. LLD-Wiil sketch
ID OF ne author. BIZ Rev. Chzs ". phsni.
~ Ths 70 one the best works that as been pibLsed
in cheap frr Il contains Sketches OF the Ives and cha
yactscs OF our statesmen whose history marked and sig
rsIize9 by Inc events and variety Of services hey nave
rendered i.i. country The Of the author = sun
en 10 recommend the WORK 10 every reader IN America
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81 FOR SALE-A valuable House 81 Tomp&ipsyite.
e. Island, bull. by Major George Howard for mig
residence, finished IN The most thorough and sub
sanda manner The house lie Of brick With basenentkh
chs and attic large piors library aDs
dining tue orst floor me bed rooms the
aOo! hnished In the attic roof eopprred,
good well and ei-ern, leo house and sable With ofls in
ih- whole situated three l0s Of ground front
ing Rehmondsl Is feet font and ~ 100 r. deep
TIE premises be sold under direction Of y Cam
breierg, Esq Master IN Chsncery al Nautilus Hal! In
large part Of The purchase money may remain on mort
gage n desired
For farther pssseq!ss. sgpy to,,cy.nn ,ow.r
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L sl Crosby-.t door from 81 -ecker-t date AIeri
can Gymns The proprietor vi th- establishment
hereby informs the public thai he has placed under the
rntire exclusive direction and yeentofD Dr. r.
RICH under whose direction has been thoroughly
arranged improved plsn Inat Is by far the
most perfect Institution IN he United Ststea-
Gen,lsren who wish whether FOR health or pleasure, 10
resort 10 Gyrnnssc Exercises M find in this psre every
81 wis. j. 7 HATFIELD. Proprietor.
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HORATIo HILL, Auctonesr.
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Tie publc ard The subscribers respectfully informed
that the subscription books FOR The Concerts Of thus Society
for the ensuing now open ~ Tho music stores
sol SrosdTvay and Firth. Hall Pond ~ Broadway. In
order prevent all misunderstanding the Committee oe
MANAGEMENT have directed the undersigned 10 request all
VINO wish subscribe this whether they have sub
Scbed before 20 leave their and address ~
o; the above places where they also pay their sub
scriptiCn and receive \ recei pit
Terms Of Subscription Ten Dollars per sunura. payable
advance. emitting the subscriber three admissions 70
each OF the four Concerts, with Tho privilege Of purchasing
admissions esch Corcr, - ~ per ticket
Amateurs wishing 10 become associate members can
send their and address 70 the secretary
Terms Of Amateur Associate Membership give Dollars
per payable n advance emitting the member 10
an admission the Rshesrsais snd Concerts OF the So
ciety. BY order, JAMES L. ENSIGN. Secretary.
as Slissnd IL Hou. tc,r-si.
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DRIyATR DANCING ACADEMY slSo- ~ Ia

Broad way, Of Ciinlon-st f-nrunce IN Clinton,
sJ-Nss Parker wishes give notice 10 her friends and
patrons in East Broadway and vicinity mat she intends
commencing her classes Monday October 1h, IN me
same room ,h. mad asst DAYS Of ur0n Mondays
and Thnrsdsy- Morning. cla-s for Ladies Al u O'Clock
Young Ladies snd Misses ria-s Al o'clock Instruction
ever In ali he. nesv fashionable dances 81 otis