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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-31
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Oct. 30-6P. NJ
ASHES we're inquired for, at So rs for pearls and
IS SIX 81 for pots per 100 lbs.
REApsrV1s.-Flour was in improved demand at
higher S.,es
ern at So s7X 80 37 and other kinds in proportion
with 1900 bbs Canadian in bond, at 50 IS, and 400
was the advance; the sales included g. 100 bushels
good to prime Southern white, at 81 lsa ~ rs, and
5000 Delaware red, ats2 GA g 90. Oats were un-
barley malt At 81 80 and bushels corn, western
mixed, at Soc. SIC. per busliel.
CATTIE.-There offered at Allertons Washington
Drove Yard to-day 1857 beef cattle; offered during the
week Ma We suSoin the returns Of the week in de-
supplies came beef Cattle-By the Hudson River RaiJ-
road 56o by Hudson river boats 150 by Erie Railroad,
600 by Harlem Railroad, 49, from Illinois, cars, 3d.
from Ohio, cars 2l3; from Kentucky, Qp cars, 52l
from New York State, on foot o.; from do do cars,
s7s from Connecticut on foot 3D. from Pennsylvania,
foot 731; from Virginia, ON foot or from Indiana,
on cars lo4 from New Jersey, foot TO- Other Stock
by the Erie Railroad, swine 1885, by the Harlem
do do sheep and lambs 72o Hudson river boats swine
212 Irices-Becf CATTLE Sc 30 and calves $50
s4s; do extra, $50; veal calves Give weight 81 50; do
fed 81 81 To- do. New York State fed 81 81 IS.
The market showed considerable depression to-day, in
degree owing to the unfavorable state OF the wea
ther. There but few first rate cattle in the yards.
Mr. Aleron quotes some at $40, but there were very
few that would bring that price In other stock we have
not much change to notice Swine are in very full supply
and priess are hardly firm. At Browning's 500
beeves So So 40 cows and calves, s25 s55; do.
ira, $50; so veal calves Give weight,) Arc. &C. i;
5000 sheep and lambs-shcep, % IL SO so; lambs
81 SO a. 30 Mr. Browning being unwe this week, we
have precise record Of the cattle SALE but the above
estimates believed to be correct At Chamberlain
59s beef cattle, 81 So 1913 and calves, $40 $780,
los veal calves, &C. 846s sheep and lambs, sheep
81 SO, lambs 81 IS 81 &c. The market here has been
heavy during the past week. particularly for cattle and
sheep of inferior quality. Prices are hardly SO Arm
At OBrien's-315 beeves at 81 a 50 so; IS cows and
calves, at $25 $40; 80 veala, at &C. &c The high
GET quotation for beaves, at 0Briens this week, Is
dollar below that Of the week previous. But this is
owing to inferior qualities SALE perhaps, than
TO any actual abatement in value. Veals are also
shade lower.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



At the Arst board there pretty active market,
but prices not sustained New York Central Bonds
declined Per cent Nicaragua Transit, u Michigan
Central Railroad, n; Erie Railroad, u; Harlem, X !;
Reading Railroad, ~ At the second board, Erie Rail-
road opened at decline Of per cent, but closed at
prices current in the morning Nicaragua Transit fell
of \; Reading Railroad, u; New York Central " The
market weak this afternoon, and closed with
downward tendency It is utterly out Of the question
for fancy stocks to advance in the face Of the
strngency In the money market But for the prices
ruling, we should look for serious decline As IL
Is they must with difficulty be sustained There are no
buyers in consequence Of the difficulty of raising the
means to carry stocks at any price.
After the adjournment Of the board the following
sales Of stocks and bonds made at auction by A.
Nicolay;-
$4,000 sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad LIST
mort. rs, and interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1900 milwaukee per cent bonds and interest. so
slooo Great Western (ll.) RR lst mort los and
interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
g. 600 Mercantile Mutual ms Co.'S Scrip Of 1857. SO
SeoO do do. do............... 291S
$500 Union Mutual Ins. Co. Scrip OF 1852 800. SO
5000 do do do................ 31L
~ shares Marine Bank 100
90 DO Bulls Head Bank ...................... 861s
20 do. Howard ms Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5
600 do Isabella Copper Observation-Disclosures. 20 ,
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DEATH OF w. G. BsxAN, IsDrcrED Foa MAIL RoB.
HFRr.-Among the deaths reported time since as
having occurred OF yellow fever in Savannah, that
q W. q Beman. The deceased under indictment
gusta, Ga.
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ClxARWG HorsE rRASaAcr1oss
Exchanges, week ending Oct .s1o7 o79, oIo
30........... LOO, i03,1 39
Palance, 2a........... s5,6s7,Io2
30............ 5,727,968
The annexed statement exhibits comparison Of the
condition Of the leading departments from the nrs up
to the last weekly returns;-
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WILL BE READY AT IL O'CLOCK,
w HARPkRS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FoR NovEnBEn.


Napoleon Donaparts. by John s. G. Abbott msstrassl
The osners,ions of FASHIONS Illustrated by twenty-five
General Tsyl0rs Residence At Baton Rouge with Illus
WI w n.s, sssil We garrys
ration. .hs = SsS. Tasssry with ,su. mus
e .ss!: SssS Il ss,ss f.SI
quite eonyaisseent @" Aa's new 'saSes ms 'srdsD'P
fhe Ways Of P 1ii nesa'
4 Ssht p an old Castle. BY G. p R. Jams..
sonstSinss Tor tho Ladies about colOrs.
ffiSS s Esisso e cI9 Children.
The I EN-! Nurses e.I R;svs1,ss.
s s'ss or
Esis:i: b b..y Chair
The OLD World and the New niussrasons Coming 70
Amsrica.hetnrninS for = Visit. r,,n.
M.nhooa--Middie i.ife-Ass.
n advance Of their appearanee) Promenade Costume
presen. number closes the ninth volume Of Harpcss
New Monthly asa.us and the publishers embrace the
The public for their continued eouhdsnee support The
Ss"0 0s q the + than a.
tsad and rapidly ineressing The same plan which has
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oaa either foreign domestic Il. content. win b made
great body of the people rather than those Of
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interest any section of the and especially
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A MEXICAN 0RGAN.-THE AMERICAN ORGAN, A
N to be devoted to the advocacy Of native
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Of November Agents holding subscription lsts others
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daily Organ, So do. weekly do, - u y. EVANS, =
Agent, Washington City
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TCST PUBLISHED, BY W. F. CHADWICK, A SPLEEN
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DRY GOODS, &C.

DHf GOODs, o.
CoRsETs, coRsETs, coRsErs-MRs eAygoR HAS
is.nsa and Ensh wSys scrss,s ever Offered r a. rs IN
1s and i' ses.as sesvns
Ties for wholesale trade enable her to supply her
ys.s shapes has prices Usually shsssSd for au in
No
500 ready made garments % had which mu's be sold
S ' poor s4 during
sce for SsaaSs % the Ala
the excellent charitable institutions where ssrong comfort
The Attention Of bensyoien osoe we'll
ass sna says aassachs d0 shtts
Scn's,and boys flannel aud canton flannel shirts and
Mems and boys calico and dcaine dressing and
Womens and ehdrens dresser double gowno pe'seoass
S1s%eg aprons also n.. q
100 towels 20 pairs white sheets % pairs unblsaehsd pill
The above offered very prices and made Of
IIIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TILE LADIEs-i4s PEARL
IL street eore,s corse, corsetsMrs Stone, importer
3 sa L sSar 10 a ss ss
90 rsss s p assf S
foro offered and dedes competition Ladies will find i to
y Where pon as
William and Rose streets.
IMroRrANr TO LADIES. Opening OF THE FRENCH
nounes 70 he ladies' q New York vicinity wed
Sssy Nos soy T place. wsh
stock q fancy dry eoss eCnsistiaE o. s sl.wl.
de ans u sss snd rich SsS
rs & @ ' % sad
e a. 1s 's ssns @ Ss wants
customer honorable dean and adherins strictly 70 the
saa p me
MRS. ROBERTS REsrEcrrULLY INFORMS rHn
way and isi Ninth street, corner Of Brosdway.
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DIcH SILK RoBEs-oN MONDAY, oCroBER 81
~ will be opened large lot Of elegant French silks in
trocadt plads aud satin stripes 6c In dress lenghs a.
BIS the robe-about half of Importation.
tst~ A. II. STEWART d CO., Broadway.
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DEMovAL-I RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PuB
IN lie that have removed my newly established oeanirr
drenr and repairing Institution Of ladies' and Eentsn
woolicp clothing 81 Division Bowerv
Of Riynston street. where shall continue 20 drcs~
clothing in the most elegant Soliciting kind prc
lection Of the public beg my pross -Ladia.,
woo'sn gowns including small repairs g. ssAssnsns
b. ChndIens clothing much cheaper. J. DRQOCEs1
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r AIDES CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUSTER EAR
IL rings equal in brsncy and appearance 20 the reai
rings in cluster and SINGLE call and see them
H. 4 J. JACOBS Importers OF diamonds and Watches 4O
Broadway. 80. n -
CEILING OFF BARGAINS, TO CLOSE ADVANCES
- Call and satisfy yourselves that you will buy Tor less
than elsewhere ne gold watches gold chains diamonds
set fine rosewood pancfortes Havana segars &C. at "
Nassau street, room No D. JOS D. ia CAMAbAs
vITATCUEs AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
wv We are now selling watches At great bargain. La
dies Gnc gold watches, SIS; gold lcyer $685. hunting
Watches &0 magic Watches diamond Watches ne. Gold
chains very low Any buying watch have chain
81 nNnpfAftpyvr1 cost l.. J. JACOBS, W Br0Ndway.
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THE TURF.

TJNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTT1NG.-ON WEDNESe
" day. Nov ut half past o'clock match for 500,
mile heats best three in Ave- to wagons Woodruff
b. Bess; D. PiGcr names b. q. Morgan. Stages viii
leave Williamsburg ferries every half hour.
SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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I AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, COS BROADWAY, BE-
IL tween Amity and Fourth streets-F. LANDRY has
for inspection elegant stock OF furJ not to DO
paced either for beauty quality Ordcrs strictly full
hlled All articles warranted. Prices moderate, and 70
quit all classes.
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,,,ss4, 7oe, $50 Ss2c,76a s,iai, 1888 g, 10, sa7
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DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
PiGtSburgh, Penn2a.

ESTABLISHED in ls40-Incuporated by the Legis.
lature Of Penna,, with perpetual charter
... BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER II. LowRIE
I" WM. WILKINS /" CHARLEs MAYOR,
+" MosEs HAMPTON, d" GEN X. MoORtnEAD.
P DUFF, Principal; Author OF Duf's Book Keeping
&c, Professor Of Book Keeping and Commercial Sci
ences
l. II. DALH0FF, Professor Of Penmsnship. asao.
N. B. HATCH, ESQ.,, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor of Commercial Law,
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal Of the Mathematical
and Classical Department, Professor of Mathematics &C
This is considered the most extensive and perfect or
ganized commercial college in the United States -Four
active assistants are employed in the Book Keeping de-
partment.
Duff 3 systems Of Mercantile and Steamboat Book
Keeping are taught by the authorthe only teacher
Book Keeping in the Western States, formerly known
an extensive merchant and ship owner His experience
thus enables him TO give insight into real business
which other teachers have no means of imparting.
His training for business comprehends upwards Of 40t
real business transactions 800 commercial computations
A thorough course Of business PENMANsHlP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL LAW and Commercial
Sciences, the theory Of profits the art of making
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Duffs Bookkeeping Harper's Edition price 81,
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Duff's Steamboat Book keeping, price 81, postage
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AaFmtRx Aecldent ~ HeDoAth'
Falf Of khe Barclay street Ferry
BrIaEe~@sevefnl suppoaed Drowned |
A-MlFaculeua Escape q HaHdreds
zom fhe Bridge.
an aseidsut Of The most painfalsnd alarming |
natars occurred between s and .o'elOck 90
Sunday svsning last ct the HOLOken Ferry on
DE Jersey shore. BY which the lives Of sOme
eve hundhed. persons, men. women and child
rsa wen aAOsdin peril The ferry bridge srec-
sd for she landing Of passengers TO and from
Bsrsisy street. NsE York, fell with loud
crash. while upward Of 500 persons were stand.
ing :Oa 1t, awsiting the next steamboat. A
xiad cry Of alarm arose. and atone time ii was
supposed that more than one half Of those on
the bridge had met With watery grave The
shrisks and cries for help we're heard in every
direction from those struggling 10 he wster
and elingipg to the bridge. The scene was
truly appalling: When the news Of the catas.
trOPhe reached our city, it spread with great
rApidity, and thousands aOcked to the opposite
shore in search Of their friends. The tide was
full dJod. and the depth of water at high tide
is not less than 6heenOr sixteen feet. The re-
Peated screams Of the helpless being for assist.
aace aroused everybody within their hearing,
and nothing was left undone that could render
them aid The painful scene was Of charac.
ter that quickly startled the spectators, and to
describe i in detail, would require more space
than our OOle1ns afford this morning. Small
rov boats, Vcovs and other crafts, were speedi !.
y brought from the other slips. and in less
than ten minutes, over ffty persons had been
saved BY the main strength Of those who man.
ned The boats. Two athletic young men, named
Frank McDOnough and VIM. Rowe, Of Hobo.
ken are deserving Of great credit for their no.
bleaets in the rescue Of some forty men and
women who were Cliuging to tle fender poles
almost exhausted. These men were outside o
che ferry gates when the accident occurred, bu
scarcely had the steamer backed three feet be
fore they lesPsd iatO the water and we're ii,
sole means Of saving large number of yalua
Bile liyes as they we're about going down for tn,
third and last timc. a'i s. ~ ~
Numerous other of the three or four hun
0Ted ciIizens who were suddenly plunged intc
The water, rrawled ont on deck without help Of
AssistanceS one poor woman with an infant il
her arms, was observed as she raised her heat
-
above the surface Of the water, and a coura
geous man leaped in the water and swan
ashore with both ofthem on bis back. Tn,
babe was c!iEging to its mothers dress, aston
ishsd many persons by its apparent calmnesl
rhen brought ashore BY the kind hearted mar
All che persons that could be seen aoatins
~bont the slip were finally brought ashore il
safety. but there is cause to fear that seyera
hives we're lost
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- / take this favorable op-
poftnnily of informing my
- old ffisnds and customers
that have SKwassortmenl
Of Boots and shoes fOr
u''''.'' 7s Spring trade among which
CATERS AND JENNY LIN Ds
cfths different leading styles, just from the
East-Also, still prepared to MAKE TO order ell
kinds Of Work IN nv line, OF the best material
and warranted 10 be equal II not superior u
any made in the West which vii be sold Low
for CASH in hand ~ ..e-.. s. q.
Please give noe call on Lisbon Street
nearly opposite the "Free Press Office"
te JACOB HELFRICH.
carrollion, March q3.-6m
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-T3 UIINEIs
DAVID ARTER. s.al Court Of {

DAVID ARTER. as'a Court Of Com, Pless
vs. Carroll county, Ohio
Harry COULsON, e. ais Civil Action.
Harry CousOn, who resides In the State Of Iowa. will
take notice that on the 10Th day of May 1854 David
Arer filed in the Court of Conn., Pleas Of Carroll county
Ohio petition against him, which sets forth that said
Couson sndebted to said Arer in the sum Of thirty ak
dollars and eightyseven cents per transcript from the
docket of Esqr. Van MetFe on which amount plaintiff
prays Judgment. The defendant will also take notice
that unless he appear and or demsre before
the LIST day Of August 1854 the petition will be taken
fault j. B. SMITH
AsylS, 1884. n2i6tpf $S so ATTY. for PiR.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO The PUbLtO.
RADAwAY & CO., the inventors, Manu-
faeturers and Proprietors Of the justly celebra-
ed r. R. R. Remedies. were the first TO dis
cover Remedy possessing the marvellous and
Miraculous over Of stopping the most Exeru-
ciating Pains in an instant allaying the worst
Cramps and Spasms either internal, in a few
minutes, and soothing the most severe ParOx-
ysms Of Rhei matism, Neuralgia, and Tic Dol
oreaux, al { OOn as applied. The R. r, X,
Remedies co lsist Of three Remedies each pos
sessing quie and wonderful powers over GER
tain complsi its and disease and will instantly
RELIFv. the Human System from pain.
REGULATE each Organ to a Healthy Ac-
ton.
RESoIv away all Diseased Deposits.
RENoVkTE the body from all Corrupt Hn'
moTs.
REBUILT the Weak and Broked Dowr
Constitutions
REST RI. to Health Strength and Vigor al
unsound ant worn out parts.
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Watch Making.

SEND on YOUR VA C. 7ES.
| would inform the citizens of Carrollton and
;arroll innty that they can have tn ir Watches
pare In the best manner and on short notice
~ send ing them to my stablishmentin
e8ga NEW PHILADELPHIA. s51 4
have for sale good assortment of COD and Sill.
YER Watches, Clocks, and Jewelrv of all kinds
sold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found In Jewelry store My shop in the cen
ire block Immediately adjoiuing "Espied ES
change" n 500 M
aOid Gold & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be eft at the residence Of
Mr.. F isher and will be promptly sent, and return,
ed when repaired. All work warranted.
Give us trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July9l, 1853 ii.
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ECKLEY ADAYIs.

Attorneys and COwnssllors al Lao,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practlct
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
'ountes. All business entrusted to them Ri re
eive prompi attention. Office in the fran.e build
Dg, opposite the west door of the court house
mar o. SA0 #tl G H
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Attorney and Go1RssltOr at Low,
Office up stairs in the frame building opposite the Wes
door Of the Court House, CarrolltOn, Ohio.
sg- The services OF JoHS A, BINGHAM Of Cadiz, 0
Is secured in all cases by the retention Of the above.
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Here we are are
NOTICE.

petition will be presented to the Commissioners OF
Carroll county Ohio at their June Session 1884, asking
an alteration OF part Of the road leading from Carroll
ton the mouth of Yellow Greek known as the fel-
low Greek grade the alteration 10 commence at the
house Of John Taylcr thence n northwest.
erly direction the north side OF the creek
80 as to crOss The Altman road few rods southwest OF
the Thompson house the lands Of Francis Kean from
thence to the foot Of the hill the north side OF lisa
Daniels lover meadow thence the north side OF said
meadow and the one above II 20 point between SAID
Daniels house and barn. thence In nearly westerly d.
rection on the lands of sad Daniels end Simeon Drake
50 as TO ntersect the Yellow Greek grade ct an old pair
Of bars on the north side Of sad road Simeon brakes
Ii land. asa aJ e ,sal1 is ASA DANIELS.
May 4. ls54--no 20, t. ta 8
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HARLEM SPRINGS,

JOHN HILBERT, ..........,......P PRoPRIIroR
Harlem, Carroll. county, Ohio
This establishment has been put In complete repair
and new building erected for the comfort Of Patients
and Visitors lacks and other Conveyances constantly
running to all the principal points. @
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E,,.u,,my--lhe-way 20 Wealth.

CRYSTAL PALACE REMOVED
swabaker & Brother are receiving aud now opening
one Of the ostspeendd assortment of ready
made Clothing ever brought 10 this Market which they
will sell Wholesale and Retail, at Eastern prices.
Their Stock consists Of the following articles
1000 Fine Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed, Alpaca and Lin
men, Fsock Sack Dress Box and Business Goats, of al
styles and colors, sorts and sizes, from Monkey jacket
10 Dandy Coat large lot of Pants Vests, Shifts
Collars Hats, Gaps, Neck and Pocket Handkerchief al
so good assortment Of Trunks and Carpet Bags and
great many other articles too generally kept in Cloth
ing Store, - -..s ...t..t
Persons wishing to procure anything In the Clothing
lne viii do well TO examine Stock OF Spring anC
Frl Clothing, as we are determined to sell great dea
lower than any other establishment in this town as We
have been In the business In this place for several years
refer to customers for ability and disposition
to do all we promise. 5Q ag gsf-y 300
Call at our old stand on Lisbon street. Sd house above
Leggets Hotel SWABAKER l. BRO
GarrOlton, April Is, 1854.
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GO OU w on

Having already tested the work, ofthe above
mill. we say confidently to our friends that our
flour cannot. and shall not be excelled.
Bring on your wheat, and get GOOD flour in
return; ONLY ONE TENTH for toll.
Cash paid for Nheat. at all times,
March, 9th, 1854 6m j. BEATTY G SON