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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19

We have TO confess that the
PAPER on which the Journal has
been printed for several numbers
past was a very inferior article
We have bat little of it eft, and
wien that is gone shall make ex-
ertions to get a better article.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19
IEn5@ISsl
gzsTaEEh

Ma tsslow. an experienced and Nsr-e
Female Ph1 Stefan. presents - the attention -
mothers her
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19

Look here! whose going TO
make US a present of a fat Tur-
KEY for our New Years dinner!
Don't every body bring one.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19
c CHILDREN.

10 YOU want your deiieaie, sicAly. puny
Children, - be Healthy, Strong ana Robust
then give them McLEAN'S STRENGTH
ENlNG CORnlAL, (See the directions Oil
each bottle). ltis delicious 10 take.
POue table spoonful. taken every morn
in- "a sing, isl sure preventive a@aiAst Chill.
and Fever. yellow Fever, Ch0lcr&. or an.
prevailing disease.
TPCAUTIONl Beware of Druggists ol
Dealers VINO may Try to pilm upon Vol "a bot
te OF Bittrrs or ~arsaparilla. (Which theY car
bds cae ID. Dog saving lis just as good. There
aro mem BASE enough 10 steal part Of ms
name ~ .ub their VILE decoction. Avoid
such iufamou. PIRATES and The r Nlia.uou'
compoundsi Ak for Or. J.. r. kiciran',
STRENGTHENING Cordial and Blood Tnrider.-
Take nothing else. Its the onlF remedy TIM
viii Pufify Aodr blood thoroughly. aud, 30 th,
sauetiue. STRENGTHEN and lANiGDRATF
the whole organization. il put up i'm large
Bottls'-sl per bottle, or six bottles for -.
DR., J, n, McLEAN, Sole Prop'r,
Cor Or THlRs ANB ".SE SIS.
ST. Leafs. 10.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19

The mock Legislature meets On
Saturday night at the Court
House. Ladies and gentlemen
are invited.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19

Now Is rHr TiME.--Subscri-
bets to the Indies Repository
and the Western Christian Adyo-
cate should call It once upon the
Rev. *. J.. Meek aud renew the,r
subscriptions. Tie "Reposito-
~ Is d~eservedly popular and Is
the cheapest of the kind publish
"a anywhere. We should not do
II justice If we did not express our
opinion sat it has been greatly
improved during the last year.
Subs ribers will be furnished with
the January number at q very
early day. OF the "Advocate''
we need say nothing. 1t is too
well known to need any word OF
commentator from is. Besides
the religious Intelligence, the po
~litical and war news summary is
not only valuable but complete.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19

We heard an individual remark
the other day that Messrs. Hill
and'Sieg had opened out a new
Tailoring establishment In this
place, but we presume he was
mistaken, as no evidence 1T such
a character has been received at
this office. No doubt When such
an event does take place, they
will communicate the fact 20 the
pubic through the advertising
columns OF the JGurral.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19

q : ri STRENGTH!

THERE Is 80 MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
% viii care liver Complaint. Dyspepsia.
DarrhQa. nysruIcry. Headache, Depression
ofSpiflts. Fever and Agu.. Inward Fever.
BAD @ cath. or any disease ofthe Liver. sto-
mach. or Bowels.
IL GENTLEMEN. DO YOU wish to be HeA-
thy. strong and Vigorous
fP LADIES. DO you want the Bloom Of
or Health 10 mount toevour CheeSs againt-
tAea 20 ~ once and get McLEAN's
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-12-19

Delay not 4 momeut: il is warranted 10 give
satisfaction. IL wilt cure any dissas. OF The
Kidneys. Womb. or Bladder; Painting. Oh
siructed McustruaU0n. Falling OF tie Womb.
B4rrcuness. or ana disease arising from Chron-
ic or Nervous Debility, ii is IA InGal..Lle Rem.
s1u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16

81 for repacked and Sl2 $40 60 for extra do
Becl hams were frm and supplies limited were nj l8c
&c. Bacon and firm. Cut meats steldy
with sales OF $50 hhds and terces at &C. for shoh
dcrs, and hAc &c. for hams Lard firm and good
request, with sales Of 300 $50 bbs and tierces at Ssc
oAc the latter figure for prime Butter Ia steady
demand at l3c 14c and at 15c r primo choice dary
OHIO was at l0c 12c. state cheese in fair demand
at &c. a 7c., and Ohio at Sc. a &C.
RICE was firm, with small sage ut 7t4c a1Lc.
SoGARs-The market was quiet and sales limited
Sellers and buyers wide apart 10 check trans
actions To make sales TO any extent would require the
Concession Of sc per b. from tho highest point Of the
last ten or twelve days, while TO purchase large lot
would be diflicult under previous rates The sales
were confined TO 1853 hhds Cupss at Sc. SIC
FREGurs.-RStes unchanged, while engagcmcnts
TO English ports moderate. To Liverpool corn, IN
bulk and bags, ranged at IL I'D 11Ad and wheat IN
bags, at l21d Cheese In SAILING vessels, at 45s. and
by steamer u Sos. TO London wheat was at 13&d
Id, IN bulk and ships bags, and cheese at 60s. To
Havre 80 900 400 bushels Of wheat engaged ut
25c and 900 900 bbs of ntur at 95c To Antwerp
1000 btss. flour were engaged az 80. Cd.
HAy.--Sales for shipping were making Mt 40c 55c.,
and for city use at b5c. e5c., according toqualsy
WIasKgY.Tte market was active and firm, with sales
Of about 900 Dls. at 20Hc.
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S HlPPIN G NE w S.
ALMANAC YoRK-rHs DAT.
RIsxs.. II NOON sErs morn Is
SUN 20 HIGH wArER.........evc 20
Port OF New York, October rs, 1861.
"A

CLEARED.
.es%ship Columbia Adams Havana VITA Key wcsi-spof-
ship Constitution tBr), Jones, Liverpooi-williams
ship g Morse, Merritt, Havre-c @ Duncnn 4 Go.
Bev & Nelson @
vSn HHfsn
Bark Rex sNor), Jensen 0orkCF1neh Meincke wend'
FAR keehsss ssl1. %skensss aan s Firth
Bari Bari j T.sonsy, M@Saay Hsr:stss Dow
s x.ss
sshr vsa Gsa e. levin
sehr Tasers COOK Henry
s sSs s1 N san ss
s sssr J, Van s:ns Bafdss NswssslsTT..sr.
sehr Caspian Porter. fhomss ion-Mseaif Duncan.
sehr G g Wsr,hey. BAksr, Ysrmou.h-Masier.
ssSr Helen, Carroll, Ho.ssnzW s1 Brown 90
h Johnson Wells ff
s ssp aeaIy cy NY a,s
Steamer Concord. Norman. PhAadeph,A
ARRIVED.
.mp.on with md:s and passenger: % osiriehs Co
Isl: ip: lat = o. lon g o passed saP sndSics bound
Steamship ss.sn sr r K1e'on a Oct with
Bark Regime Br Of Sunderland Watson. Cardiff 20 days
passage split sails stove bulwarks swept decks, DC -
md a.t and n 81 a'S
took pilot from boat Moses Fl Grinne, No l.
Bark Jane Bishop, Wolfe, Elzabethport.
Brig Madeira (Br) Norton, Cardenss. days with sugar
70 master.
Brig Gamma, Pinkham, Newburg for Boston.
Bchr Ira Bliss, Hodges, Alexandria, days.
Schr Martin, Mumford, Berlin Md, days.
Schr z Davis Evans Berlin, Md, 4 days
Schr Western Star, Crowell EizahethpOrt.
sehr N shaddiek. Whilden, Portland Il. days
IN ballast
Steamer Oneida Trout. Philadelphia
Steamer Tacony. Ely Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican. Jones, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Assertion, Gardner, from Bakers Island-By pot
boat Mary Catharne
l4h-Shps Fair Wind, Acapulco; John Bcrram tIInm)
Hamhurg barks Aegean Dunkirk Queen Of the Isles rl
briggs Belle Curacoa; Saginaw fBr), kingston schrs
Laura Gertrude Jersey Eng Forest King, and Evans,
harseies; Alma tBr) Turks Islands, Kasbec Neuvitas.
Wind at sunset ssW, very light
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This table illustrates the working of the popular
loan. The statement of August II shows the con-
dition Of the banks before they had taken any of
the loan, that of October II their condition after
300 000, 900 had been taken. We see that the spe
Gle ran down from nearly s49, 1888 $3.50 on August II
TO $36 805 80 ON September Il, since when it rose
TO SAL l39, COG on October IL, and now actually
stands at about $42 500 900. We can trace this spe
Gle in the SubTreasury reports. When the loan was
taken August II the Sub Treasury balance stood
ct about So 900, 900. By the middle of September
this balance had risen to $40 900 900; it now fuctu
stes between $l1 100000 and s12 900 900. This
movement will be made palmer by the following
table,
pate' Gold IN Bark. In Sub Trsasry. Teai.
Aug l7......... $40 1888 900 5000 900 81 1888 900
Sept 2l.......... SO ,so500o 16276,oo0 530s1 900
Oct IL ........ IL $4,000 ii $3.50 900 STATS 600
1t tlres appears that notwithstanding the govern
ment has sent large amounts Of specie TO redeem
United states notes made payable at various West
ern cities, the stock Of specie in New York has
only declined about 81 600 900 in the past sixty
days, in the face of bank loan to government of
500 600 900. When il was first proposed 10 the
banks to lend the government the money to carry
sn the war, it seen at that there were Int
wo great difficulties in the way. One was the
da Uger of specie shipments to Europe: the
9th sr the risk of boarding at home If
these two difficulties could be mastered, all
parties argued that the negotiation pro-
posed by Mr.. Chase would be both safe and
pYofital Me- We are now in position to pronounce
that DO tn difficulties have been disposed Of
Foreign ,Mchange is nearly stationary at point
which caus es imports not exports of gold; and it
Is well unde vstood by economists of all parties
that If the pre ent tariff should not be found potent
enough to preve ut importation between this and
December next til duties will be increased at the
next session of Co. sgress. There has been no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16

INDEPENDENT
ACCOMPLISHMENTS districtA convention OF the tax
payers and independent the Fifteenth Assembly
district met last evening, at the of Thirty ninth street
and Third avenue and nominated Thomas B Connery by
exclamation s. ). Cardwe, Esq, acted Chairman and
Dennis Quinn, Esq as Secretary The meeting adopted,
Others the following resolution Resolved, That
Thomas b. ConDery the nominee of Mozart Hail. have
should cOnand undivided support whose
character unsued, whose integrity beyond question
and who in every IA qualified by represent
the of the Fftenth district. The meeting
journ,d, reassembe next Monday evening McCsbes
39l Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16

sance JAM 5A ,b22 75,434 2e4 lOl $3.50 Il6
The above is very fair show, and would have
been better had the weather been more favorable
for shipments during the early part Of the week.
The week with which 1t compares in last year was
fully double the average. The harvest reports
AOm abroad render it matter of comparative GER
tainty that exports to Europe will not fall of
during the coming year.
There is nothing new to report in the money
market. Money is fairly and healthily active at
per cent on call, and first class paper is
wanted at the banks and discount houses. General
business is not of course, active usual at this
season. But many merchants are doing fair
trade, and those in the grain and provision bust
ness are doing better than they ever did. Chicago
and Milwaukee were never active or SO prosper
GUS as they are at present.
Foreign exchange was irregular to-day for to-
morrow's Boston steamer. Bankers asked 1917,
and 6.3sH for their bills, and sales to moderate
amount were effected at these prices. Mercantile
bills, however, Of the highest class, and even some
bankers bills sold during the day as low as lO7.
The market is in an unsettled condition. and de-
cline seems to be generally anticipated
The stock market continues excited, and the
volume Of business large but there was a reaction
h prices this afternoon, was to be expected
after the advance Of the past day or two. At the
morning board almost everything was higher.
New York Central rose "a, Erie q, Hudson "a
Reading e, Michigan Central "a, Rock Island q,
Illinois Central q, Quincy q. There was no change
n governments in State stocks, Missouris were
very active at an advance of ~. After the first
board the market began to be affected by the reali-
nation Of parties who had been buyers, and prices
gave way The decline was further assisted by the
receipt Of the news of the attack on our squadron
Of the mouth of the Mississippi, and at the second
board lower quotations ruled for everything
on the list The market closed with rather heavy
feeling the following being the last quotations.
United States 6's, registered, 1881, 9l1% 95; do
Sc, coupons, 1881, 95 ~ do. SIS, 1874, s5aS "a;
Indiana SIS, rs so; Virginia 6's, 46 Az; Ten
nessee 6s, 43H A; North Carolina 6's, 60 a 81:
Missouri 6's, 45% "a; Pacific Mail, "a a a; New
York Central, 1879 u; Erie, 321a "a; do. pre-
ferred, As a 49, Hudson River, 37% IS; Harlem,
l2A Is; do. preferred, SO "a; Reading, SO "a;
Michigan Central, 500 a "a; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, lsH "a do. guaranteed,
sea u; Panama, 1l7h 1855; Illinois Central,
s7A IS; Galena and Chicago, Il Il; Cleveland
and Toledo, 36T a 81; Chicago and Rock Island
Bl% "a; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 65% a
Sc; Delaware, Lackawana and Western II ~
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, 1917 10; Illinois
Central bonds, rs, SO a "a; Delaware and Hudson
Canal, So SO; Pennsylvania Coal, rs ais.
The following is abstract of the weekly state
6rst instament of the $50 900, 600 loan to octo.
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-Capadan -four also easier, with sales Of 700
500 bbs. the above quotations Southern -four was
less firm, while the demand fair, with
sales of about 900 bbs closing within the range Of the
above figures Rye -four in good request quo.
taons, with sales OF go bbls Corn meal steady, and
quiet at quotations Wheat irregular and closed at
lower prices except FOR good white which sustained
at previous rates The sales embraced about 225 600
bushels here and 10 arrive 81 IS 81 40 for white
Michigan and Canadian 81 46 for white Southern Illinois
81 35 81 46 for good TO choice white kentucky 81 Is
for red state 81 26 81 81 for red Western and 81 80
for amber Western, 81 IL 81 20 for Milwaukee club
81 is 81 1875 for Racine spring, and az 81 Ia
. 81 Is for good 20 prime Chicago spring.
Corn opened quite firm, but closed heavy and duh and
lower The sales footed up about 100 goo bushels part
10 arrive at Csc 5Sc for shipment eastward and Soc
Coo for good Western mixed for export and e2c for
prime Western yellow Rye was flrmer, with sales Of
AGO bushels at f6c 77c and at TIC for Northern and
State Barley lower while the sales embraced 10 500
bushels at CO. &c for common Canada West and zoe
701sc for prime State. barley malt dun at nc q
SOC Oats in good supply with sales Of Canadian at
34c &c. western at 34c 65sc. and State SIC
a CSC.
CorFEE-The market quiet and sales light small
lot $50 hags) Iagnayra sold at 49, 500 do Ceylon at
a9c aud 100 mats Java nj 21c. Messrs William Scott X
son give the following account Of stocks &c, this mar
Aet in Their circular Of 20 Of Rio and
the Sth Of October 1851 "a lis bags received since
to date, 300a-toal, 81 u.s. sales for consumption es
mated 77astock of Rio and Santos the 18Th day
OF October, 1861 SO 344 bags Java coffee, mats, 400
government bags, 2,S00-total. $500. Ceyon, mats
ii 2S4 bags, 259total IL $40 Mlracaibo II 1897 bags
laguayra, SIS st. Domingo 5000: other descriptions
Ioo.i@a mats and Bugs, 1857 The stock October
~ at Baltimore, 20 600 bags: PHILADELPHIA 600
15th, New York, 50 ,34i-total, los :344 bags
corIoS-Ihe market firm, with sales Of 600 bales
par 70 SPINNER closing on the basis of &c for
middling uplands, and at &c. for strict middlng
NASlH SToRks--sales OF $50 bhls common resin
were made at q 62s, and 30 bbls spirits at 81 49,
PRoyRoNS.--lorR.--Ihe demand wins fair and prices
sustained, with sales OF 600 700 bbs AZ s1a liz s15
for and $15 rs for full weight do sb so for min
speced, while prime brought s. Is a $40 Reef ,yae
heavy, while the saes embraced about 25 bbs a. 50 so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, OCt 10 T. NJ.
AsHEs-1he market was quiet and sales limited, at
SIS % for both sorts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market. with heavy sup
plies dull and closed from sc. 10c per Dbl lower
especially for medium and common brands of and
Western The sales footed up about 10 900 bb closing
within the following range of prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16

= = = = 11HA's'S1 = VII TIM
DLACES WHERE BOARDS or REGISTRY ARE TO

L mett
OFFICE OF CLERK BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
No Cry Hall, NEw YORK, Oct. 10, 1861. !
At meeting OF the Board of Supervisors held this
10 o'clock A. NJ the following resolution adopted and
tile Clerk directed publish the the daily papers,
wiz
Resolved That the Inspectors of Registry be directed
occupy the places in the Election Districts the
wards, designated by the Common Council places
where polls shall be held, provided by law.
JOS B. YOUNG,
Clerk of lie of Supervisors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16

boarding of gold anywhere. On the contrary, the
people Of all sections have evinccd a ready
willingness to receive and circulate the new
paper money issued by government in tho
shape of United States notes, and even the
drafts Of the disbarsing officers are re.
tanned many days and weeks in the West
as currency. The gold which was here in
August is here still, and we may now predict posi-
lively that it will remain here. The capacity Of
the banks 20 assist their mere anele customers is
not impaired by their loan to government; their
deposits have increased instead of diminishing
since the loan was negotiated; their reserve rs
rapidly approaching the point at which it stood On
August 10, though the Sub Treasury balance a.
twice IS large now as it was then.
The business al she Sub Treasury has been rather
lighter than yesterday. Some S475 900 was paid
in this morning on account Of the popular soan.
The agents cid heavy retail business theaggre-
grtc of wAiah was not vcryslArge. Mr.. Cisco sent
100000 IN United States nstes to Westcra Virgil
mia to-day to pay Gen. Rosecrans' army. Mr..
Marsh, u the Erie Railroad, took $l0,e0f of these
notes tide morning to pay the men on that line.
He has slready disburscd $50 900 in this way.
The BUSINESS Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-16
T III Il N Av Y.

sAaAMoRE 10, gunboa, fitting out at Boston. Edward
leavht Jr., VIM Henry Harris F. j. Coggn have
ported for duty as Third Assistant Engineers.
HURON, 10, gunboat at Boston. Syyanus Mcintyre
and John Tower have reported for duty Third Assistant
Engineers and George II. N. Tower Second Assistant
Engineer.
PURCHASE OF FERRY BOATS BY THE GOVERNMENT.
The government has just purchased the ferry boats
Ehan Allen and Commodore Perry from tho Williams
burg Ferry Company. They TO be used as gunboas
They comparatively new, and among the most
pow ,rfui boats on the river
LAUNCH OF A NEW aUNsoAT.
Ono OF the twenty three rev gunbcats, the Katahdn,
was launched ON the 18th instant a, bath, Me- Tire
model is the same as that of the others.
APPOINTMENTS
Lieutenant I. H Eastman takes ctmmand Of gunboat
Yankee, in the Potomac, with Acting Master Cash rs
Lieutenant John S. Taylor, formerly Of the United
States Navy, has received an appointment captain sn
the rebel army.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
Tho Brooklyn Navy Yard isnow a state Of the live
Nest activity, than dcsbe the usual number Of
lands being employed in tho various departments Com.
nodore Fauhng has heen authorized 10 take command
Of the Yard in room Of Commodore Beesc the former
undertake his duties 1.-THE the present month
The First Lieutenant OF Yard rysonb is to take
command OF the gunboA Chippewa as she is ready
% 60 into commission large number of PARROT guns
arrived at the yard oc Monday from Odd Spring.
The gufboit Seneca went into commission on Montay.
The Glowing is a lntSof her oflcers:-
Lieutenant C0xsmandine-D. Ammen-
Ldetaenaat-M. @. Sproton
Acting Nassers-w &. Wright, VIM. Hamilton and J. II
Rogers.
Assisont S,npees-N L. Beatey.
Acting fayHaaer-W y. Meredith.
Second Assis,dat Engineer. De Kraft.
zhird Assisams-H H. Burrtt, T. Lynch ana Allen.
Aaaers Mdtcs-J. G. Paine, J. s. Creger ind +. w.
'Ehko.
The storeship Release has also been placed in commits
sion Hcr officers a follows
Lieutenant Comndnding-J. N. Duncvan.
Mdaer--E. A. Walker
Assiaanf Surgon-A. u. Markey.
Assfaan PayDsastcr-P. +. Camp.
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EXCURSIONS.
FINE ARTS.

DORTRAITs FOR THE PARLOR-.B BEAUTIFUL SPE-
l. cinens of Photographic art taken for 81 each, and
richly toned gilt edged Carries de vfste 81 per Dozen
vgnete Visiting Cards. IS 70 per dozen, at the Art Gallery
All Broadway
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MISCELLANEOUS.
lime CLOTHING AT HALF PRICE.
THE
ELEGANT STOCK OF A BROKEN DOWN
BROADWAY HOUSE
Is
NOW
BEING SOLD,
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.


AT 81 JESS THAN HALF PRICE
At EVANS, and Fulton street, between Gold and Cliff
French Cloth Frock Coats lined with satin $I3 90
Fine French Cloth Frock Coats, lined with silk. 10 %
Excellent black Cloth Frock Goats. Observation-Disclosures. %
Super black French Doeskin Pants OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Beautiful fancy SILK Vests endless Variety 90
Rich black SATIN vests. 40
lO0 Fancy Cashmere Vests. %
Elegant blue Beaver Suits 10 w
&c, &C.. &c, &c, &c, DC. &c,
rpo CONFERENCE.-The ADVERTISER, HAVING
been to health in few weeks by simple
remedy after having suffered several with
anxious make known bis fellow sufferers the Of
To all who desire he will scna copy the prcscip
used Gree charge with directions pairing and
using which they Will ind
ton, Asthma Bronchitis The only object Of the advei
tiser sending the scrption benefit the afflicted;
and he hopes sufferer may try his remedy, will
cost them nothing and may blessing. Parties wish
ing the prescription will please address Rev. Edward
Wilson, Williamsburg Kings county, New York.
WHAT EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD READ.
w Citizens Of New York, by calling at DIR. Railways
Office % John street. Will receive copy Of the constitution
of the United States together with newly alma
for 1862 free of charge In addition many interesting
predictions Of the apparan OF comets approaching events
the ana her sign in the Xu day Churchmen
farmers, mariners, sold mcchau and others, will
rive from II much valuable information Every sick
should get copy II will I've given to all who call for It,
Persons distance by sending postage stamp Gone
to pay postage Will receive IA copy by mail Address
RADWAY h CO.,
% John street, New York.
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niILLlNER Y.

MILLlNERY.
MADAME MARTELLI HOFFMAN, I,lss BROADWAY
lM opens her Mlm ~ Show Room this day with an ele
CANT assortment Of Paris Millinery very low prices La
dies please call and examine.
MADAME CAMILLE LACY,
1u l2O Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
wishesto inform her customers and ladies
has opened her fall styles Millinery latest imported
pattcrns also, large stock Hats straw
Bonnets and Millinery Goods N. Blades own materials
made up.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
k'oR sALE-A SPLENDID SET OF CLUSTER Ola
mond Earrings and Pin; cost $4O); will be sold for
cash at less than half It's original Apply cdiaeiy
IL Leroy place, Bleecker street, of Broadway.
FURNITURE.
)LLMPToSS IMPROVED PARLOR BEDSTEADS AND
Il other rSt class Furniture Sold Wholesale and retail by
monthly payments, at las Tenth street, formerly National
Academy Of Design.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Oct. l5-6 P. M.
The following is q comparative statement Of the
exports Exclusive Of specie) from the port of
Now York to foreign ports for the week and since
Jan. IL
1859. 1860. 1851
For the week.. 81, 10000 36l4,7s4 2277 9a7
Previously reported 81 064 ,430 T8l9,5f0 90 05Sll9