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Swen 2OVrjc9, bon 81. cine flethe Nurepe unb
lteQte @enotpr Cane Der Gerlammlun9 Dor.
@enrl Zane btelt nun cine gnlprade, wprtn er
barttat, baB bic emancipation Der SflaSen etne
militariiGe gfOtbwenoi9teit uno bas ein3ige Mtt-
tel III, bic tebt9en gBtrren Ihnell unO fur tmmer
gu beenriger. 8eim S6luB Der gteOe ertGnten
opnneruoe 8eifa0arufe, inter penen l6 Der Sen.
in feline WO9nun9 jurId3pg.
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sOn ser saeisite bes pOtpmac.

WaiGtn 3. De3br. Sett etni9el
3ett lieB lt6 feinbliNe 9~ieiteret, un9efabr 1900
an 3abl, in Der Ndbe BON 9unterS Nftllo bltden
6eute mahten Establishments BON Gen. 9crter's
Smitb's unb McGal's DiptlOnen, 5000 Mann
eine NscpsnpaeirunBetsur mad Oieler @tgenO
nm Die 8einpe obSufan9en, bod fsbrten lte an
2t6enO 3uriid, pbne etnen Gebeuen 9eieben 81
h6kpn
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items ein T6eil bsrlel6en marIdiyte geltern no6
6renerid, no lte pabrldeinl d Ointerquortiere
be}ieben Wer6elt. (Star. }
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

9GtIobelp9ta, 3. Deg. t6euts murbv
Der @AwaorUn oeS NfajOr Barter BON Mc@lele
lanS Dra9Onern son mebrsren perl1nlt6en
6reunpfn cine pradttse SABINE iberretAt.
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wel8e IN ser sn9liiten Site eutbalten iiHp

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OamenItfe:
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WtB Is; Nsuber8er WiB Il; &unlan, Wtrs g.; @pbuler, M Nj
Banners. &Oune; 0fiepe. M2Is 5; SisIar. NRrs s.; SGmis, WRas
ra; 28ettl atrs 6; geaa. Utrs; Gang, Nfts 6.
9erreHItRe;
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g., u; sra hniau Wir; @saen, & Is; Gae, TX so; grierSlb, y
3; 9aale. 28m; 9arsmau. g: Serman, prOisllor; SeImIm8
:; QpItman, &; 8tmtaH, &; &nbft, q 8; alaft &; ga Brat
nor, y; Utltler. 80; Gi&ter III; ReB, q; SGmude. Ism 6
! a6eler, S;$incent. Us y; @annt, 5; &asner, q; 8stnbers
u; p%eibetnter. VI; gSinter, $; g8tesner, pr. ~.
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Ole Mapprswabl in Oeep:Worf.

Nsw<NOrf, 3, Deg, Die Abltimmrn9
fir bic WaYorspabl in Stem gjOrt ftel beute fol
9eneermaBen aus; Spppfe 25,259, @untber
24,588. g8pOO 2 1875. SppYfe lit erpGblt
pprQen.
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0er1anat werben foaleicb:
Nrbcit glaNweiinn0g. Niirfan

~VN4ttNVTtt4 wv VO4 VT" .."" n
inter Glnidt Ser vDudIhsn @efeli6ai."
ale Oeiem9eH, Welpe oeride 9anOperfer. Mbeitey enr 0ienE-
boten 81 bei@afti8cn wini@en, jowic ALE Oeul9en Arbetiunen.
ben Wouen i@ peribaliG cper i'll i%rantuten 8rialen an zen aselten
Der 9elepi4aft perm 8, i, MeiItn8Hpi, Us. So SbIaeS
III. pettoen, me!dernnsntleloll Nn9tnnlt trtbel!ea 0lrh. ll
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M6tnma! Mdtunn

TSN Sfst 1T etnem tepeR Mann eine ipabre aOlSrc;dbe Ben
~ anaeepten; OaS eolbene 8eialtr Der fpI,en NernBnf
amerita'S; osnn nur Sch wirS be,abit esmie sI Der
@sgT5e Srsnes pat an; 9let9e graher. sisi9s saprcn. set
@Psn pave !g l9en olsle rplssnblatbtoe @Htta Der @Iei9en 9etOie
so TENN oenn, &rnosr, unO empfanse $I4 uunattf. cute
Sleteer, oas9tdethnete i0madppne Son, lnHt9e llntcrbalhina,
nab ogr 81 nIset 800 in Cob NIB 100 Mder 2anb, bamft 81:
emb ant DeinCn e~rrunsenen sorbeeren rafteu masIt nit Oeiuem
Steb1en, 10 Ian9e es DIR beltebt.
Mud betpmmf On isbr pft 6retbett MAD 9aule su aeben. nm
Sslu6 atautlateu.
RctuG 8Ieid berer, @r0S unb RIeit
llno nleIoe Dip, eWater, mt Octnem @pbn.
Set 9aaptuann Npbert ggiIIcn,
Camp @reaser GOmpanp 2.
OInee; $50. 302 GarpIinetr. MA oaoeh'
3pei9. Office. So. 70 StIestr. oa.Oes
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SincOln STILES
IA 4. &esimsnt $40. GOl., Col. Supsburo.
N WtOnier=GOn1paante.

GSpsSiea ron Sen; Cooper beauirast fir Obioes f6 iett
- bIoenoe peutl@e Ne9tmen etne Btpnier. & y ny
p as nts vSanOperter GsrPs) gu crOanifren, crude id on. NJ.
,ntsen 10 .snap H., 'no sstLnnnnsst i4Nsen beataen SaF Swerttr
Welps s5 gesen eIesr eoMea8nte %bei3ntrsten, fb I'M intern ae.
Die 9Sbnan8 Der Yioaae 1T bon sis bis I9. Seu aeOnot Ia
BET oteler epatp. BE Dfttgttecer nt6t alein b5bere 95bnuna fon-
Bern aa4 t1Cllmstie nno f9sre Sel9 fi9uns all lbren reIpeHipcn
Qanomerfen erbaItsn, wirS tsbsr ipObitban, f9 berieIben ssitto
1n0u1@lcben, ebe Is 81 ipdt if, 0o
Die 2Dbauna un6 8eIpleglnl btgtnut bonn Sage Der @ixSnmSc
ring, .Sie8 sipafnunS ua6 @~qutpirun0 tit biefslbe ala bef Scn
antern Gempa9utsst bs Regiments. Nan meIoe lids Sci
G5arIeS Durane, Xleut'
MN. 20 Nprtb- @aear.
@b. Bctterbate,
"a @ofsr1- gDcnue.
grams @auer, Gapt.,
"001A''"f 1877 ssfinStOnltr.
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Nnm unteren 9ptrm6c.

Nopp D. Die ,,Neliance" fam &C.
fern Mrrsen ppn Snoion Seap an II, bro4te
Gpnt, Craven nit. Der yOfOuut Bafbins-
ton" sins 9lei9 bQrauf itrr%mobmart8. Die
feinpliden 8atterteen perbalten liA 5ienlltdI
rubi9 unp piele Sdprner palltren bieIelben,
pbue belditiot st iperbeu.
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SBirtbtbaft III perfoufem.
5srgntt8 ssst0e1s.


Ant so. 0e5ember 1886 traeu e,nige 0{auner sulammen un6
9%runoeten ben 6%peitalteiten @san9-Gsrsin 6er Ser &taaten-ben
5alttmNrer Sneertron;. : 3ar Seller sUe8 ~&retsniHes Wrb Dc:
Sieeeltras3 EN- S%et5ert, Banquet ue Sll peranlaten. Oas
lpster oeto entlldt weroenoe @on3et grogranm umiast bic ihBn.
ten ltecen aus ben pom 8sreln a%ufSsiabren Cpern, Oratortea,
ett el4ens iar oleie u %le9enbet ecn Serrn Sbetb geoi1tete ns
Ssrrn eenih0p eomppnIr;e %5ehpmne. genGldte nno Wtdnser-
b6re, UNI 10 9setdlaal EN- tilo sur Grunnerun9 an cas- ~ieberi9e
@!rten e%eiIeleea ST. 9fben. Ole n0do letenoen @rInber Fnb auni
6dt %etn3eaeel 9err S4eib pjrD bic Sefrebe balten. Das Ar-
arrangement ut 6cgenoes: r
@On8ert pn $40 tbr, Gang pcn 1912. gauqa t BON l2-2,
Cans pn 2 bis Suo & 6luB. .e
A4e &Relnebmer rno ,ru@t, ibre Nonleu, Iowje bic Nn;obI
De! Fe be3leteneen Gamcn III Snb'crtFticnsltten erSut; Ggsu, cit
bel na1fel9eRoeR @aren rftn lsRen: s.. 98tnopart NO. IL
i. 6opettefr.; 9b16. &mier re. 1S1 M. yerin9tonir. 9ster8.
eta. 9aa, NO. 50 Qanpverfr @bas. Yeesoer. 6smreis Ratto.
nal Sau. %6rebtrtfnr. @eO. y. Steiubab. 10 %. Baltmertr.
DnIe Etten meroen 3 Rage pr fem fete sei9loien uno tbn.
nen lF1ttre 4npleIonn8en teine geridt5tisung itaben. an be
gale peroen tetne &itetS perfauit. DEr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T
l Gouor tr ie0n 9ern ll6 80 SIS. fir iebe game, wlGes BIZ
3abIunl fr Supper ttiiGttebt. Der Screen bc9t Die @rpartunN
oa5 NteieS, cen !3eten au9emeHene ltbraIe ARRANGEMENT ALI
6tennee feleltef. sur &~telnabme ~terpeSea m6se uno bhtet un
Seeiil9e @rjelapmtn5 tbrer RGtnen, iubem uur sine limuirte aAsabl
Stueta %ausge3eben rpro.
SeiZ- O1S TrrnpgementSsg pmtte.
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Non memsmey;co

&anas GIttg, DO, 2. Dssbr, Die
Santa Sc unp Garlpn Bailey 9pf fam Gam
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BON Gen. Sanfs' DinifIom.
% en- Sanf8'G p4pnne, pber meuiss
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sic

8albtnstOn, 3. Deg. Die @rdtpenten-
8OtlGaft mar 9eute spn teinem SertAte Der De
p%urteuents ~beslettet. Der Sertht pes 8inan3
lsfretar5 miro osm Gcn9reB ntAt Dor 6reitag
pper Spnnabsnp lberliefert perpen.
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WirtDfOaffeu.

Ste cite 0errmamar. Snne.
yer unieristfnete lent Die Auimerfiuu,ttt Der garser gaIt.
nore's ippte Der 6remben auf te;ne Geftauratioa. 0ie}eIbe pirb
ME bISeer, aH4 itst ais Gtabl1ement eEiter Rlolle 9efabrt uns
psreen ealelpt ntt1e seebrten SAT- icber Sc nit aaen Delita-
tellen, meldbe be Sation btetet, i6nel uuO gMt bebent.
Nop27 lat GSrfI IN 4eoA
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8usammenIfeauna Der @o1faeieee.

W II in g ton, 3. Deg. Dae pctalnta@
cpmite beS 6auleS bielt beute Nforsen cine Der
Iammlung unb teldlpB, ale 90t9eIbe, melde
iebt in ben Gtatuten Der Scr. ct. BON 1925
bis tebt serltrrut linO, fopie Die mGbrenO %perlelben
3ett BON ben @eneraIpplfmeilfern erlalIenen Gut
l&etOunsen 3uIamuen3ulteuen,
@ebr Sruppem fir Die @fesieruns.
@a9ingtOn, 3. Seq, Sberlt Gbdrles
81. Dpran unb lein Suarttermeilter, Spbn Sps-
Ter pom philadelphia, Inp jeBt BIER, I'm Ger Sic
eterung Gin SpleS Nrtilsrie 8esiment a~n3utra-
gen, pel6ss le auf eisene Soften r%etrutirt BADEN,
Sol. Dpran worssin Der SGlaGt OCu 8ua Sun
unp 6r. 8osler Sat ale @Ommtiar bon General
6renontS Oiptlion in Ger l1eberlanpsS traBl
na6 @alifUrnien 9%eltanpen.
~Qpftamtsorsre.
% d btn9tOn 3. Deg. Oa auf benz ga
pitol in Der Staot @al6instpn cine 3wei9pf fic
erriGtet wOrpen TT, ltnD Die Oeri@ieoenen aus
gabes Offices bierourh 9ebalten, wabrenp Del
GOnsreBliBuns ale 8latttr unp Sriefe, welGr
an Olieper pes Ssnats6 unO eprGlentantenbau
les eeri6tet FnD in b~e1pnpere Sebalter gu per
paden anp rGUn9reb, Waibin9tpn, .. g." 81
apre1iiren.
auf Srbre pes 0eneralppimeilter5
(gss.) Snp. q. &afiUn,
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Ger Dompfer Seq Stpne. State.
S6i6on mir nod INNER fetne liAere Gunpe BON
Dem SGtdial pteIes Dampfer8 rnp Der parauf
6sinOltAen 9erlonen baden, laiien bod ale bis
tegt etusegangenen g~in5elnbeItsn niGt ben 9e-
riuglteu 3peifel itbrtg, pnb paS unsludItAe S6if
nit allen an 8oro bsfinpli6en 9erOnen Elm
lbredliGes Snpe g%efunpen tat. Der Nilpau=
fee Sentinel bert6tet, paB S6ife, welde lebten
Spnnta9 in ieuem 6afen an9stpmmen lstsu, BET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31
The Legislative Ga ndilates-The Broken
Winded Revived.

We notice that the Marshall organization, or
the so-called peoples and Union party of this
city. have nominated Henry J, Raymond, of the
Times, for member of Assembly in the Seventh
Assembly district This party, protesting to
be the Union party OF the city, have thus
placed before the people one Of the original
antislavery agitators who have brought this
country into its present trouble. Mr. Raymond
was member of the Legislature in 1867
about the first session that ever had anything to
do with the slavery agitation-and was one of
the most active men in the agitation Of that
session. Upon the anti-slavery wave he sue
ceeded in securing his reelection. He was
placed in the position Of Speaker the following
year, and was one Of the active men who So
cured the adoption of an address by the wing
members of the Legislature which committed
that party in this State to an anti-slavery plat
form, which was one Of the important steps that
secured the disruption Of that once formidable
party in the Empire State, dividing it into two
factons-the silver grays" and "woolly
headsu
The breaking up Of that party was the first
that gave the anti-savcry conspirators any foot
hold or power; but from the hold then obtained
they have moved onward, increasing in strength
and power through all the numerous chapters
of their conspiracy, until we now find ourselves
plunged into civil war, the most extensive
ever known in the history Of the world. Cling
ing to his anti-slavery hobby, Mr. Raymond sue
ceeded in being elected Lieutenant Governor in
GA o,5 i, that officn hr, Ia dovn md hoe NOT
been heard Of rs politician ard Office seeker
since, until the rcsurrcctionists of the Marshall,
or so-called peoples, organization uncovered
his political grave, and are now exhibiting his
body to the public as Union candidate.
This so-cailed peoples and Union party is
the only one that has thus Tar endorsed his
claims. II seems somewhat singular that
party pretending to be ! Union party, and hav-
ing rs ore Of its plaDks TIE support OF the ad-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31
THE NEWS.

The Europa, from Liverpool on the 10th and
Queenstown on the goth October reached Halifax
yesterday on her way to Boston. Her adyices
are three days later than the news brought By
the City Of Baltimore.
! Cotton had advanced from three-ciglth to one.
halt oil penny per pound in Liverpool, and the
SpA!Ass sl9sea animated. viii astul upward ten.
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to England and France, to secure their protec-
ton. But what then? Why, thon, as the pre-
sent sympathies Of England are all for cotton,
and as she has been intriguing, plotting and
industriously working for thirty years to rend
this Union into fragments, she, too, will bear
watching.
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articles for their vessels, to the proper auhori.
ties here, and receive for reply that they can
not DO supplied, until after application has
been made to the Treasury Department. To
these applications, however, no answer Is re-
ceived, and month after month is permitted to
elapse without any notice whatever being taken
OF matters which, in the present troubled state
OF the country, should be treated with the ut
most promptitude. Wherever the fault belongs
u would DO well for Mr. Chase to have it cor
rected, and the recurrence of similar grievances
prevented for the future.
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HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 81 1Se1TRrpIE SHEET

at rates given in another place. Frcghts werc rather
heavy with fair engagements both England and to the
Continent
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MrsMANAcEMENT AT WASHINGTON IN THE Re-
VENUE SERvIcE.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
would do well to apply remedy to the neglect
Of some of his subordinates, with respect to the
manner in which vessels belonging to the reve-
nue. service, now lying in this port or its neigh
borhood, are treated. acquisitions are sent hs
commanders Of cutters, for the most necessary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-31

BRYANTs' MINsrRELS Mechanics, Hall ar BROAD
way.-Wno STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON
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,BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Dar and
AND OTHER CuRIosirIEs '
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H0OLEY'S MINSTREIS, Stnvvesant Institute No $50
SONGS, rkScEs, &C
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wALLAcK's THEATRE, Nc $40 Broadway.-TuE King
or THE MOUNTAINS.
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,BowERY THEATRE, Bowcry.-sr,cxsar's NATIONAL
CIRCUS ~
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METROPOLITAN CONCERT HALL, COO Broadway =
SONGS, DANCES, FAEcEs BURlrsouxs. &c.
PARTISAN CABINET or WONDERS, 5s3 Broadway =
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. TIL Il. At
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. MEL0DEoN CONCERT HALL. Nos $50 Broadway .
soSGs, DANCES BURfEsoUEs, &c.--LA MAJA De sKyILLX
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. 5s5 Broad way-SoS0s
DANCES BuRLEsQuEs. &c--MAcIc Laurel.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Bioadway--Tux ocrosoos.
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GAIETIES CONCERT ROOM, 6I6 Northumberland
aooA ENTERTAINMENTS BAlLErs. PANTohIMEs FARcrs &c
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AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. ail Broadway -SoyGs BAL
lE1s, PANroMIaLs, AC.-1HE CoofsRs.
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CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL. No Is Bowery -
BunLEsouEs, SONGS DANCES &c.--MAsK BALL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
IROFND BOARD
TUESDAY, Oct. 22.-P. N.

There wsG no important feature in the Stock
market this morning The tendency Of prices was
downward but there was pressure to cell and the
bears made no serious demonstration. The dealings
in long sellers options only reached 400 shares. The
adyices from the Potomac have been used by the
bears, not without effect, to check the speculative
movement Of the street and there appears TO be a
temporary check 20 speculatiOns waiting some deci-
sve action. on the part Of the Federal forces. The
parties operating for the rise ttll very confident
Of the future, but wait patiently for the result. AT
the Second Board the market was dull but toward
the cose the feeling was much better and Stocks
were in demand at ia, per cent advances Central
sold up 20 M against 76i in the morning. Pacific
Mail was firm a, yesterdays price, 92l after selling at
81 and the Western shares were in demand at bet
ter rates. The market closed firm al; United States
81, 1874 coupon, SO 033i United States Sc, 1881,
registered 93I Ge43; United States 6s, 1881, cou-
p0l, 932a94! Tennessee State 6s, 42l q 42t; Viz
gina State Gs, 45a4jI; Missouri State &c, 43i 49,
Caut9n Company, 90I0; Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, s5SS6s; Pacific Nail Steamship
Comp2ny, 92Ia93; Now-York Central Railroad,
~ s77l; Erie RailIcad, lia3ll Hudson River
Railroad, 35I a36; Harlem Railroad, l2l dl3i
HEgieln .halToHd, ffsieTeo,ol Uo<i hehApB iNiill-
road, 3js25l; MichiganCentral Railroad, Asa4o4;
Michigan southern aud Nerthern Indiana Railroad,
IS ol8l; Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana,
Guaranteed, 81 49,; Panama Railroad, il5aIlsi
Illinois Cessral Railroad, Cgip, 65i acc; Galena
AID Chicago Railroad, 70950ii Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 30, 3jl; Chicago and Rock IsLu'd
Ralroad 50l G5l; Chicago. Burlington and
QaiRcy Railroad. e2I aC3: Illi1sis Central Bonds r.
334,S9.
The business in foreign bills has been moderate
or this steamer without important change in rates.
Bsskerg EterliDg is 1917 u lO71 Commercial, LOG a
07!. Francs 5.37! 95.32l.
Fregils afe frmer to Great Britain, under the In
uenee OF larger offerings, but are heavy to the Con-
inent. To Liverpool the engagements are $3.50
usb. Wheat at l23 9l2Id., in bulk and bags; $50
bis Flour at 2s. I'd. Be-. 900 pkgs Butter at ijs.
10 bhds. Tel w st 32s. Cd 3d. and Corn IN bulk
nd bags at l2d, To London, "a, 900 bush. Wheat
3d. 10 hulk SD baer 1000 bzs. Cheese o, 5Os.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
DIED.

CRAFTs-In Brooklyn. Monday, Oct. q, J. FrnEiD
Crafts, aged % years.
DEVLIN-At West Farms, Weschester County, Monday
Oct 81 Patrick Devin eldest Of Michael DeVn, ased
IL yeas 10 months and 20 days
EDDOWES-At RsTiten, N. j.. on Tuesday morning CIV
~ Joshua Eddowes IA The 4eth year Of his age.
Bis relatives and friends and hose OF bis orothersn.sw
Rynier Yegh,e and Charles d. Predicts are respectfully
requested 10 attend his funeral on Thursday 2ith inst at
IN Cars leave by Central Railroad N J foot Of Court.
landt street, at 8 .. NJ, returning at 2; pm.
EDSALl-On Tuesday Oct " 10 the 6lt year Of her sssx
.ubpission and dgnston Mary. reie Of John Edsal.
Funera which the relatives and friends Of the family In
ed 10 attend om the residence Of her son. James Edss
No so West Warren street, South Brooklyn al 10 o'clock
on Thnrsday morning 2h inst The remains vii be
viewed for intefment TO Engli,h NeighboIhood N
KELLYlu this city Monday, Oct "a after long and
nInes', Ellen belly, wife Of John Kelly sged u
years
UNDERHILL-0n Tuesday morning. DC. % Phebe, wife Of
David underhll 10 the Goth year Of her ase. - sn.,,,
Her relatives and friends invited 70 attend her fiheih
Sou her le residence, Locust Valley Queens csunty
Long Island without further invitation, on THURSDAY |1n
Mondsy morning Oct 81 at the rs,i5eDes
Of her son. Bsnj. NJ. Whock, Mary, WIDOW Of lha"1e'
Wbitloek in the nth year Of her age. -, o,,t..
The funeral services win take place Wedne'esy 90 MI
at 81 o'clock p. M, the Reio med Duteh Sziis sss
Haven The friends OF the family Sr. rcsPcua1y i1sLs
20 attend without further notice The Chnrcn 49,
from Harlem Bridge md from The Mot nsvc ,,sr
carriases win be IN watins Tue siieSi o,t Iisxsn
VIII u leaves 1wenty-siAth street AZ - i'NS''
a, o'clock -, - rn..Sav Oct. Is al The
rralenee Of her son, Zebns Wn,i!is o.. Essy
ye.rs relict Of the late Joseph "HaSIs u o'H go lew
County, N. j.
Nee III supor win please copy
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The Chicago Tribune Eays:

Business paper In comparatively mail supply bu, there
prospect q activity for the strong north wind l.
bnnFIs 81 large feet Of vessels Large - J., our ware
houses than hl the vrse,s that will s'Tivs.
Erchaufe 10 shade closer bot 10 st sells al &c TO TIRE
hanks the rang 10 the ard the Board Of Trade
tshsr wider and nsy bs quoted a. pad same Of IN,
tsri. charge &C. all bills Gold buyins lai selling idl
A. cent. Demand rot active.
The 81. Louis Republican Of the 10Th says:
The Grangemeat among tie banks which s receive and
each others oHey the same TO day a. they were
ysrerdsy That h. the S0uthefp STATE su1 Mschanics re
procsts with each other so So DO tho Southern, State
AID Mochsns. Of ebctanse little be s3id. Tea per
cent may It'll be quoted a. the selling rite
We have been favored with advance alps Of the
valuable circular of Messrs. Samuel Hallet & Co.,
prepared for the Wednesday steamer. Ia relation to
Bank values, it says:
Below We 1--WE th. quotations Of hs NsvYork Stock Er
change oT the Of hs leading bEnks In the City Of New
Yors they tho yth Of october for three year.
pat, wiz be TIA, The range Of pfe'ert prices on
fully below that Tor 1850 lg The real
value n benz stocks Ia this city canno confident
be- much los thsn e. In 1859 than 10 cent les,
than In loo IL IL the opinion OF tbos having the bes: Opp0r
tBss Tor knowing thai 10 cent 10 ample guarantee for
al the losses sustained by the rsent crisis so, the ptces
OF shsrt excessively Deprecated The Banks arsBOw In
very prospious condition. and In the Government loan have
all tie PAPER they need high Of interest. The
aid they have extended TO Government l. calculated TO greatly
sfees;heB their customers and the public generally Aiten-
lion only be turned tow ard these Institutions to
lafz adj ID their .haTsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
Ihope9als.

RAW Atlsrs OIIcz. No. 80 HAssAu.sr., Esw.YoeK,l
October - 1861. !
~ PROPOSALS faGorse1 Proposals lcr Cic.Ling" viii
D. recsEei s office hut1 FRIDAY next the 25h Inst
- y Vock of tlTuiflg ale dry,rEg a. the Navy Yard
% ooilgu New Yok Within czty tsys rom uotIc sion
- eeeepis.se Of bits. THREE THOU5EaD Blue CLOTH
bd JACt.E Is. and msny more may be fsqgiled
re ?. 20 ne lt ~ July, 1863, 90 jackets 20 CONFORM 10
So 81 h%e j. pa1srb and workmanship 10 thote Ia use
= Navy' simple e which app icaon @
80 eeior IN - tbe HayyY6Il Aforesaid. and must
- .'uti insl - ion q the Yard. Payment o. be nude
-. Isi. a. Ina "a nust 90 accompanied by ns pfla
b"~iiJ thas u aSoara he contract viii Do executed.
J. BkhDERsON, Navy Agent