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AGENTS.
A. J lOOhi>. Upper sandusk,; j.
Sli.hB a. MAXIM. i.,t,ie ss6a,isk,.
December b. I>47.-I.-l,.
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FOR THE : >EsslON.

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t6, TINT tIe C,Ht ANS tn,te valuable re ahlnp
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PROSPECTUS
OF The
Congressional Register,

" IN the commencement al Tue oUtl
i"i gitss. We propose TO continue Tue
C,nef e,i,nal kegIster on Tie same pla'
- puhushod durug 'it last session. j.
aili .n,ai, - tnii ahd accurate repoft uf
ID ht business proceedings ~ C"hgie's, 80.
gen iwith sketches ut Z e debates whtct
axe pace IN each house. i"entXt CGh
etess viii he Que at tie most imporiaGt
h, l. las assembled TOR ,ears. and u L
III 'e'ftminaIluh 70 give 10 III" people
Il G. mFleie t,ist"iv III lleir proceedings,
nd s'.uch a iosc prize Nat every ptis"n
u hD takts an interest ~ ,i.t acts Ut th
nrdy Can procure ac,p,. II Is htiIeyto
hat Tie Isl ststl Il ,ie :tli Congress
u t'l coni,hue at ieasl eight m0nfhs; ahu "
beretoie propose 10 issue weekly "h
mammoth ST eet. .uciavn tom, tie proceed.
tLgs al NE unprecedented luw raieot
One dollar per copy for the session
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Call On w. Fea1irger!M II

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Farmers!
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AGENTs.

A. J tOohi>. Upper sandusk,; j.
SlinhB a. MAXIM. i.,tde ssaausk.,
December 8. l>47.-I.-L.
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1t appears by this that the aggregate was nearly
double for the week this year. The imports into this
port not altogether for our domestic consumption
neither they entirely our own account. A large
amount is entered here for shipment by interior routes
to Canada, and portion is entered here foreign
account being sent out for market but with
these outlets, mportations too large for the
season. Our exports have increased for sometime
past, and fall but little behind the imports. This
is not satisfactory as it appears at first sight We
are now at the height of export trade while
IMPORT trade should be falling or At this season our
staple products forward from the interior
rspay than at any ether and II Is the most favorable
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CO N d ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, October 1876 i

Sunday, October 1876 p. M.
We have not had our usual arrival fro Europe this
week. with days later intelligence The steamer
is due, having been at than fifteen days
Her arrival is anxiously looked for The stock and
produce markets. have in the absence of later advice
from the other side, been quiet and probably will be
for the remainder of the 1t is hardly probable
that shall get any accounts from abroad calcula-
ted to enhance prices for agricultural staples or
to give much impetus to stock speculations. Any.
thing that depends upon important Improvement
in European affairs is in fair way of remaining in
active and depressed for time. The is deci.
dedly against any favorable change, and unless
local cause arises to give impetus to business there
will be very little alteration for many months. There
may be a movement in some of our local stocks, and
through TIRE influence of cornering an imitation to
extent may be realized but such is the position
of holders and scarcity of outsiders that 1t is almost
impossible to get up much of movement. The only
thing in favor of such event s the low prices ruling
for every fancy in the list, and the wide margin ex
listing for rise Governmen and State securities have
not varied much during the recent pressure In the
money market. Treasury notes have not huotuated
more than fraction of per cent? and State secu
rites generally, dividend paying and non-dividend
paying have been unusually steady In prices through
out the whole Of the scarcity of money, while fancy
stocks have fallen fve ten and fifteen per cent from
prices previously current The fancies easily
managed by spectators and, as they are more
ve there better opportunities for both bulls and
bears to make money upon the rise and fall There is
heavy amount Of stocks upon the most of
which is in the hands Of brokers and they can, at
any time, prices whichever way they please By
depressing the market value they draw stock of
the hands Of the tmid; and when they have secured
all they want, rapid advance takes place. The
operations of this kind which have been made
within the past few years in Wall street. should deter
outsiders from such traps; and If they satisfied
relative to the ultimate value of their stocks hold
to them; and the very fact Of their holding on will
bring the market value up again sooner than would
otherwise b realized.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations in
this market for the principal speculative Stocks for
each day Of the past week. and at the close of the
week previous There has been material variation.
QUOTATIONS Fon THE PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE New
YORK MARKET, NIX
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comparison of prices current at the close o.
the market yesterday with those ruling at the close of
the previous week, exhibits an advance in READING
Bonds Of 81 per cent, Reading Mortgage Bonds III,
Reading Railroad OK, Morris Canal a. and decline in
Norwich and Worcester Of p per cent, Harlem q
Leng Island q, Farmers Loan u, Canton Co. u,
The assistant treasurer of the government in this
city has again accumulated large amount of specie.
The deposits sum up two and half millions of dollars.
On the 9th inst and half millions of this will be
dsgorged, and If the imports fall off anticipated,
there viii be further accumulation. Last week the
duties amounted to 1921 GA 49, and the drafts the
Treasury to 1911 1906 As; showing reduction of $49
71 co. Several of the banks have made their returns
for September 3Oth and show increase in the line
of discounts and decrease in the specie department.
but it is impossible to draw any inference from the
few reports made. There appears to be little more
ease In the money market, but not sufficient to affect
prices for stocks any description of merchandise
but sufficient to give little more confidence, and
little more hope for permanent relief sometime hence;
The business of the Illinois and Michigan Cana
may be inferred from the amount of tolls received in
the month of September. At Chicago, they amounted
to $4,000. The tolls received at La Sale almost
wholly produce which is brought there by the
opening of the canal, and which would have founda
market at st Louis it not that better facilities
were offered in Chicago for disposing Of it.
The annexed statement exhibits the value of mer-
chandse imported into this district fer the week end
ing the 18th inst
CoNt nE
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, UctOber a. -6P M.
The flour market was firm to-day, with considerable
sales of this State Genssee, Oswego, Michigan, SO at
sales effected, made for export to England Wheat
continued steady, but sales moderate, and con-
fined chiefly to lots of Ohio and other western descrp
lions, on terms stated below. The market exit
bited no material change, holders inclined to
wait for later news due per steamship Britannia and
demanded prices mostly above the views of buyers ;
sales however, were made to a fair extent chiefly of
mixed at steady prices. Meal exhibited change
Rye was rather heavy. Oats were firm with more
ing rates of yesterday prime rather dull There
was change In lard. There was not much doing in
groceries, there any material variation in pri
The cotton market continued languid, and until
the receipt of later foreign news, material change
can be anticipated.
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Among the articles exported during the week. were
37,439 bsls. -four, and 1756l5 bushels of corn The
shipments to France have been to moderate extent,
consisting Of cotton. rice provisions, ashes &C. The
equality in the value of imports and exports noticed
above for the above two weeks cannot long be sus-
tained and we shall soon be compelled to report large
weekly balances against il chere is very great
reduction in the imports. Our weekly exports are,
much above an average, nd cannot expect to
tain the present mark but q short time longer
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New CoUNTERFETs.-A counterfeit $40 bill on
the Troy City Bank was passed yesterday, on
Fifth street. 1t is well executed, and calculated to
deceive the uususpectin@ The centre vignette is
railroad train and tree the left end has steamship,
and on the right end is a vessel under full sail The
paper rather light There have been several from the
plate detected by our brokers lately Cincinnati
Gazette, Oct 10.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES
.I.-.1u n

Boston, Dot 3 shares Northern Railroad S9 do 25
do Reading Railroad, 16 3o Is do 6 Isl do Ftohburs
Railroad, MS do Old Colony Railroad S 10 do Vermont
and Mass Railroad AN 10 do, 49, 10 do AZ 10 o. 42M
90 25o DO East Boston Co. 10 Do hanu ms Co. %; Sac
$1,000 City Sizes 1853 9 Yesterday the Brokers' Second
Board $1,000 Reading Bonds 561S $1,000 do 56h
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. An EagI shman by tho
name Of DR. Thomas Fiske. killei In the most
shocking manner, upon the Worcester and Nashua
railroad on Friday afternoon.
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The importations have become reduced to a small
amount, although they exceed those for the cores
ponding period in either of the two previous years
For the week ending the 18th inst, in each of the
past three years. the imports have been annexed,
exclusive of those sent to the warehouse;-
Po M Nr1y
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORIs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO Ar
the Minerva Rooms 4o6 Broadway, shows natural le
the Marches Encampm and Battles fought
1t also gives views Of the country towns oes
tho moot beautiful painting Open every night
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at O'Clock Admission % cea
Schools admitted reasonable No
pamphlets Children half price. 1t will city
IJYDROPATHY-AN AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE EN-
II TERTAlNMENT-Dr EA. KITrRE DGE, the Yankee Zee
Boston the
leave to- the Ladies Gentc,en New York
that he will give Of his edfyng and amusing upon
the general subj ec Of Health and Longevity with
the Water Cure the Broadway Tabernacle Monday
October 10TH 1SS Tickets % each Fer
Aston American, New England and Croton hotels Also at
Saxton 25 Broadway the door
tainmeut To commence at TX o'clock. DR. Kittredge
taken the Asor House. be consulted
the hours of A. and p. H., for the present week.
n ELAROCHES GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURE OF Ma
- poeon Crossing the Alps exhibiting at the National
Academy Design Of Broadway and Leonard
Open A. until 10 p M. Admission Is cents;
tickets, 60 cents.
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The last Balloon Asce nsiOn from VauxhaII
Garoen-Dr Morrill, having from ers of nj.
former Ascension will make his las. serial tour IT, this city
o'clock aft OF Wednesday next Oct IL
PaAcbutes will be taken allowed 20 descend
with live animals when mi.
Hats That are Worth Stealing-Oid you ever
know thief poor looking hat We suppose not IT, from
the large number usually setting around the dinner
table, hat Of selected light gen
st reasonable infer that IL he becauss none
letter there? This having ceaty been the case the yen.
tlsman liking IL well SECTION 10
change with for better ht think strong uda
tiop for hats. Will and look them thev ara
beautiful model graceful in hney finished and
elegantly trimmed. WARN0CKS.
aS Broadway, near Fulton street
Diamond Pointed Gold PENS, + properly
much cheaper steel pens invite the
attention Of buyers to the Rcheleu Gold Per Bold by B.
WATSON Co., is Wall street. They the ERECTION Of Gold
Penr and are warranted to five Id Pens repaod
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NJ osr EXTRAORDINARY woRK-ro TnE MARRIED

IVh 81 those contemplating marr ge-The Married Womans
frivats hedial Companion, by DR. A. Maueau Sixth edit
uon ftice VI This work is meeting astounding sales
tO copies hay already been disposed of Every emales
geng copy whether married unmarried although II Is In
tended especially for tho married doses secrets
when should be known to them particularly Here every female
can discover the oaute symptoms and the most eicent rene
9es ana ost certain mode Of cure y every ca a 2
Broadway at the publishing office l2g Liberty street. View Qrk
also r. H. Peterson No rs Chestnut street q. H. Zeiber Pha
dephs Little Co.. Albany W X. Davis Boston On The ro
ocpt Of ST. will by mail tree % postage
oil parts Of the United Sat sA letters must be addressed
poet paid 70 Dr A. MAuRlCEAu, box l2t New YORK city.
Ce
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Nrn cnRr NoCnARGE--pR CoRRETr NJ r. @. 8. l.,

MO CURE, NoCHARGE-DR CoBBETT, NJ K 9. s, l.,
IN has removed his efce to 50 Ann street. linear Wllam.b
where consulted on all diseases Of private character To
those who been under his self adaton
To those who have not and who afflicted with pains OF
the head limbs ulcers on the body throat noso elects Sro
lures seminal debility, induced by improper habits "a
be warrants perfect and speedy No mercury used X
cured in four days Dr. Cobbetts SUCCESS ne
result Of IA exIeence induces eomper in trade %
deny hs removal and identity Those who know pr ~ rsa
but give him call to fasy this assertion see hts DpbA
let posfr ia
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VI EnICAI. oEFICE-nR. IOHNsON rs DIANE srRKEr

M EDICAL OFFICE-DR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE srAkEk
lvl near Chatham street, well known the most
practitioner York In the treatment Of veneai diseased
The k in those cid cases THAI
have years eminent Gect sroture ulcer.
upon tho BODY or in the throat pains the head and
bones Of tho legs eHectuaH cured Constitutional weakness
nightly emissions positively prsvencd
Vecont cases In our dy without mercury No NorAso
Ia dist, or prevention frow business t..,.,,. =,
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vINHE TWENTY-FOUR GERMANIA MrSI AL SOCIETY
will give their first Grand at the re
male Academy Brooklyn Monday evening October l6 on
which occasion choice programme will he performed.
ORGAN AND SACRED MUSIC CON, ERT-MR JOHN
~ Zunde from St. Peersburgh Organist Church Of
the Saviour has the that give
consisting original and select pieces organ Solos, Cho
&c., at the Church Of the Saviour Prrepon street.
Ign, Tuesday evening 18th inst Mr. Zunde will assisted
this by ds gushed vocasts an efficient
chorus Particulars In Tickets 50 cents
aah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

II YSPEPSIA.-DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA WILL
- cure any case Of Dyrepsa No fluid medicine has
discovered which nearly gastric Juice
saliva in decomposDg food and strengthening organs
gesion this preparation Of SarsaT Bank Department
Albany, May TO- S45-Dr Townsend been afflicted
for several with the Dyspepsia in its forms attended
aversion to all kinds food could
have been unable to retain but small portion my
mach tried the usual remedies they or no eGeot
in removing the complaint induced about two months
TO your Extract Of Sarsaparla, must say it'll
little confidence; but after using nearly bottles nv
appetite restored and the heartburn entirely removed ard
would earnestly who have
afflicted as have beep Yours, Nv w. Van Zandt" Pin
cipal Office, 126 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

M ECHANICS HALL, No. 472 Broadway, betwren Grand
Il and Broome streets commenced Monday October "a
and will continue every nigh until further notioe-Thd
week Of the opening Tho original and we'll known
CnKIsrTs MNsfRELs. loryani.ed in lsl2) whoss CON.
with such distinguished patronage have the
honor the ladies and gentlemen New
introducing variety Of their original Songs chorusses CharaC
tesc Dances &C. Admission Is Doors open T. Con-
will commence o'clock An Afternoon Concert every
Saturday commencing o'clock p NJ
and drec.io Of r.. Christy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-16

II HIAO
~ Chathsn-hopdsy Evening ncr 10, will pref
spectacle drama OF IVANHOE-The Black Knight Mr. han
sp lsaa: 9. York Mr. Gartlitch TO be followed BY MYs
ferries AND MlSkkIES OF NEW YORK-Mose Mr. Chan.
hau Captain 1obn. Mr. Burke Mr.. Precise Mr. Pardey;
Big Lie MIRA Mclean Little Lie. Miss Messenger per.
Torrance to conclude with the bureue called Mr.
MACGREEDY Or Star at the Opera House-Mr Hamlet,
Mr. Chapfrau: Mr. nacgeedy, Mr. g. Burke; Betty Miss E
Mestayer Lady Macbe h. Mrr Mclean Doors open g.,
performance 20 commence at ~. -"