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& Venerable Couple.

At Atlanta, Ia, few weeks ago, there
stood before the alter the Rev Isaac Ros
ser, pioneer Methodist Preacher. now
in the eightieth year of his age, and Miss
Childs, aged ninety years, who were uni
ted in marriage.
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VIII Preach. Fray or Fight.

A Methodist Miaister in Ohio, being
anxious TO obtain q situation as Chaplain
10 Resiuent, wrote to the Governor:
Il am Methodist Preacher of the North
Ohio Conference. sm 45 years of age, and
will preach, pray or fight, as occasion re-
qoifes
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a1-The Post Oaiee Department pro
pose to procure a new style OF stamped
envelopes. This has been maize necessa-
ry By the action of the rebels, whose
Postmaster steal those uov iH their
hands.
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SHERIFErS SALE.

By virtue of writ of ven. ex de terris
to me directed, issued out of the Court Of
Com mon Pleas of Monroe County, l will
expose TO sale rnblic seOdue oa
. Saturday the Goth day Of Juiy
inst, at two o'clock in the afternoon. at
the public house of Jacob Knecht. 10 the
Borough Of Stroudsburg. the following
described real estate, to wit:
A certain tract or piece of land, With
the appurtenances. situate in Pocono
Township. Monroe County, adjoiuins
lands of Jacob Stouffer, Charles Rein:
hart, and others, containing
TEairty-Eight Acres,
more or less sbout fifteen Acres cleared,
about six acres meadow-balaDce timber
land. The improvements are one two
story ii
Leg House, .zE5.=S
about Is By 26 feet, one Frame Stable
about l6 by IS feet, and a lot Of fruit
trees. There is spring Of water on the
premises. and stream of water passing
through the same.
Seized and taken iD execution as the
property of William Bisbing aud to be
sold By ne for cash
JAMES N. DURLING, Sheriff.
SheriI's Office, Stroudsburg.
June 20, 1861.
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JfFThe Pennsy ylvapia Regiments in
Virginia have adopted for their watch
word in the time of battle: Remember
Greb5e! This will ring to the traitors as
terribly as once the battle cry of Renacno
Der Pt10I rang in the ears of the sersile
soldiers OF Ell intesile tyrart.
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ER'S
CATHARTI
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, anil
complaining? Are you ont Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings I'M
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit of
sickness is creeping upon you,
ard sheuld he avertcd by a
.;maiv use Of the right rem
ody. Ta@c .Ayr-'s Pills, and
cleanse cut the disordered hu-
mors- purify the blood, end
let the fluids move on unob-
structcd in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac-
tiyity, purify the system from
the ubstructiOns which make
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MERCANTILE APPRAIsEMENT

Of Monroe County, for 1861.
The following is a list o. the venders Of
Merchandise. Restaurants, &C., IN the said
County Of Monroe, classed in accordance
with the several Acts of Assembly relating
IN tho satuo
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s@Tbe Petersburg Va, ladies, forty
in number, are drilling for fight. Their
captain is Josephine Swan. What a jol.
ly company to capture.
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"AND THE STRIPEs.'-A little four
year old girl. while repeating the cate
chism to her mother. was asked, What
did God create 70 The child promptly
replied, The earth, the SUP, the moon,
the stsrs-Glld stripes Z"
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ESTRAY.

Came to the premises of the under
signed, in Stroud Township, Monroe
County, Pa, sometime since,
White Steer 4, Gp
without marks. The owner orsAA==zsss.- orsAA==zss.s-
owners thereof are hereby notified to
come forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take him away or be will be sold
according to law
GEORGE STONE.
May 80, l66i.-3t.
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New Marble Yard.

The subscriber, having employed ia
cob Is. Hinliue. an experienced stone cut.
ter, can supply any person in want Of
plain or ornamental Grave Stones, Monu-
ments, 10, OF good sound marble, at
moderate prices.
ROBERT HUSTON.
Stroudsburg, December l3, ls6u.
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CAUTION.

All persons are hereby cautioned not
to mcddle with the following named arti-
ces, viz: Carriage. two horse wagon,
one sett Of double harness. which | have
loaned to Ferdinand Kester, during my
pleasure.
JACOB H. FETHERMAN.
Hamilton, May %, ls6l.-3t."
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SHERIEFS SALE.

By virtue of a writ of ven. ex. de terris
to me directed, Issued out of the Court oi
Coma mon Pleas of Monroe County, l will
expose to sale at public vendue, on
Saturday, the 2Oh day Of July
next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the
pubIis house of j acob Knecht, 10 the Bor.
oush of Stroudsburg, the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit: A certain 10,
or piece of land. With the appurtensnces,
situate in the village of Kresgeville. Polk
township, Monroe county, adjoining lands
of Correll. Krege and Merwine and 9th
ers, containing in front on the public road
one hundred feet and in depth one hun
dred and fifty feet The improvements
are one
PLANK HOUSE, ss::,s9
about 1s BY "a feet; and ono Frame Sta
bic about IA by l6 feet.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Ambrose Baum boltzer and to
be sold by me for cash.
JAMES N. DURLING. Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office. Stroudsburg,
June 30, ls6l.-3t.
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II According to the Southern Pa
pers, our lo.-es so fer iu the little skir
mishes we have bad With the rebels, foo,
up as follows:
At Sewcli's Poipt. 600 killed.
At Fairfsz Court House. 20 "
At PhiiiiYi. 1000
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Delaware, LackaWanna & Western
RAIL ROAD.

Passengers reach New York at 400 p. NJ;
in time for the Hudson River and Sound
Steamers.
The Express Train North connects at Great
Bend with the Mail train for the West
on the Erie Road.
0FOn and after Thursday, June Is, 1861,
trains will be run as follows:
Express Passenger Trains.
MOVING SOUTH.
The night express Train east on NY & Erie
Railroad arrives at Great Bend at I'll a. m.
connecting with the Express Train leaving
Great Bend for New York and Philadelphia
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The BOdugger.

This wonderful article, just patented. is
something entirely new, and never before
offered to agents, who afe wanted every
where. Full particulars sent free.
Address SHAW & CLARK,
April A, lS6l.-ly. BiddeIord, Maine.
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ED.

In Stroud tsp, on the 29;b of May
Mr.. James Turner, aged so gears 2
months and s days.
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Mail Train West 6:I2, pm.
And the Night Express West lila a. m.
The Express Passenger Train South, con-
meets at the Junction with 2:55 p NJ. Train,
on the Central Road, for Easton, Bethlehem,
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg, &c.
Accommodation Train moving North leaves
Scranton for Great Bend at 9:2O a. m.
FactoryvIic 1890 +"
Nicholson :: HOO
Montrose : 1915 D. m.
Arrive at Great Bend7 Ills
Connecting with the Dunkirk Ex-
press West, at 2:35
Moving South. The New York Express
East arrives at Great Bend, at ll:30 a. m.
and connects with the Accommodation Train
which leaves Great Bend, at lao D. m.
Montrose 2:35
Nicholson $50 /"
Facto,vville d.f5 {.
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An appeal will he held at the Commis-
sioners Office, in Stroudsburg, on Monday.
the 18th day OF July next, when and where all
persons who feel aggrieved, can attend il
they think proper.
r. W. SWINK.
Mercantile Appraiser.
Stroud Township, June 10, 1861.
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THIS well known medicine is no imposition, but
l. sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
Distractions, from any whatever: and although
powerful remedy, II contains nothing hurtful to the
constitution. To married ladies is peculiarly suited
1t will, short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain i'll
the back and limbs, fatigue slight exertion, palpta
ton OF the heart Mysteries and whites these Pills will
effect when ah other means have failed; and al
though powerful remedy, do not iron, ca!O-
mel, antmony anything hurtful 20 the constitution
Full directions nthe pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved
For full particulars get a pamphlet, free, Of the
agent
NB.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle conaing so pills
BY return mail. For sale IN Stroudsburg, by
Iuly a. 1860 w ]. n. DURLING, Agent
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I go

The actual result, according to the Of
fetal report. is as follows:
At Seweil's Point 0 killed.
At Fairfax Court House
At Phillip 0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

WrpsEspAr. Oct. I6-p. =

The volume Of the dealings in the Stock market
was scarcely large as for days past but to-
ward the close Of the session quotations which had
drooped somewhat at the opening were much frrner,
and at the close Stood with few exceptions, above
those Of yesterdays Second Board. The bears
do not attack with any ygor, and The effect Of the
Southern advices received yesterday has nearly
passed away. The bulls are confident Of the future
and act upon that confidence. In the present feeling
Of the market it requires bu; little energy in the
movement 10 give stock values another strong up
ward turn. AT the Second Board, with fair degree
ofactivty prices were irregular, and generally lower.
At the clOss, however the market was frmer at:
United States IS, 1874, Coupons, SAG ass; United
States Gs 1884, Registered, $50 d9l United States u,
1881, Coupons, 953951; Tennessee State 6s, a.
@4al; Virginia State &C., 4G NH; Missouri State
e, 45a45ii Canton Company 9Ia10; Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company IS 086; Pennsylvania
Coal Company, rs; Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
e3a93I; New.York Central Railroad, 7Si s76f; Erie
Railroad, 52a32l; Erie Railroad Preferred, 5ll;
Hudson River Railroad, % 1881; Harlem Railroad,
I3zl3 Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 33i e332; Read
tng Railroad, 81 636; Michigan Central Railroad,
5la5Ii; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, 49, alss Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, Guaranteed S. a39; Panama Railroad
Company, I173 s1lSi Illinois Central Railroad Scrip,
G3S6}; GsIena and Chicago Railroad, 7l97l2i
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, @dS4i Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad, JOl a5l; Chicago, Bar
hDgaOn and Quincy Railroad, 6iI s64.i Illinois Cen
tral Railroad Bonds, Re, SS9S9.
In foreign bils there is but little doing and qucts-
tons are unchanged.
Freights are extremely dull and rates are lower.
To Liverpool: Com may be quoted at llSllld.i
Wheat at llial2ld., and Flour st p. Sd. To Lon
dan; Flour at 80. 3d. Wheat at l3a lSld., and
Heavy Goods at 4Os. to JOs. To Hsvre: $4,000
bnsh. Wheat at 25c, and 1900 bbls. Flour at 95c.
Ihe ehsrsn only comprise British bark TO Cork
Sreeb with 1900 bush. Corn at l2Id. v 81 lbs.
TIE business Of tbe sab-Trestay was: Receipts,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
5.eS<r FORT OF NEw-YoRk........oc1 Ia
Cleared.

sLlps-W. 3. Travis Even, punkk. J. g. Brewer Co )
Uncle Joe, SeHe Hsyr F1nch MeiDcks WeDd Constel'
lstcn Auiner, Liverpool ChAs Car9w Neptune Peabody
Liverpool c. H. bsrsba Co ID. G. Hulse kemptoD, Key
West Il. Benner; Jsyinsh Jane, Keie BALTIMORE Sir
Robert Peel Lsrrabee Antwerp. C. Grn3e kHrtsge, Saw
yer Falmouth, J. w. Elweli Co.
Bc-ks-Llcy Ring, ThuIlow, Nantss, Brett Son Co. I;
Princess Cothide lBr Mccall, CoTk, Funch, heincke Il
Mendt.
brgs-M C. Clak, HOfses. SsRnH IL rEnde, Yates Pei
teTfeid; Cosmos TALBOT Mar.eilles, Moore Il Henry
s. Port Lourrire Opnro, l. z An
siuck Co Susan, bearse, Boston, e. w. Lewis Co h
Mason Dcuglss, GusniabHmo, Waydell Coz Zebulor,
Alien Tsouth. y. s. T. James ). l.. Tney (Br) Melee,
ST. Johus 2. R.. T. Middleton Co.; WocOtt, PGTksr, Bos
ton R. Cil6ilzn Smith, Philadelphia.
s.oop--WetmoI- Post, Hartford, Il. S. Racket.
stsgnogsy alcsn Morrison, PhnsddphS Bristol Chsles
Philadelphia
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N. v. Wholesale Prices Of Country Predaee

Ton TIES WEEK ENDING wEpNK,psY Der. is, 1881.
Reported sIela''slJ for Tss T. TEiSUSS By DRAW
No11cs TO CosssSoRs FARE PRopuoH.-Put every
thing IN neat order Mari plain indobs directions every
package, beuds weight with taTe count and name OF art
css .e Dch bill of particulars inside Of one package
rhsn and how thing. are forwarded
COsss,iOSsFor selling Berries Fruits &c, wbers g,st
sxss sIe and small lota Of stuff 10 y cent Other
Farm produce generally, cent. -
UuorAoss for sales Of good Produce in good order
wbOlesle such Farmers realize, and no' JoobsT or
ntTrER-brmsnd actvs for all grades, An .pprehen.ioa
atm exists that the demand for ,Ipetvwil soon asene but
te rta .ad @aIin. at l5s Ws,& lic We G9os
0rsnss CO., slin; ..isSis Western Penn. fsir7 D
t.in. state choice Ws.,on Res 3 Sls
Welsh tubs choice lSalt Western. eonimouI q u
Do, fair TO ;lldH Grease Butter q
CHEEsE-hlsEct duh tor any but strictly choice. Lower
grades s5undAnt and hard to sell at over Sc We quote
Good % eI.Issh, DC Esgli,s Dairy p n...s sle
EGGsThe receipts OF kss continue moderate with fair
demand at quotations Choice brands .re pow seEs az
We have heard 81 shipments o! lined kgFs
being made but few having been reoriy-d we can give
Ss d IT, ssDIsss 81 my Si WIN
State and Pennsyvani' western oh"ce' 10 'i'
LIVE PcuLrH1-our mGle completely OversOeked with
live Poultry. There Is probably enough now - maTtei to
CbirIrns FOWL, y n Ducks, pair % $50
TmIsy,P D....".... sl9 Geese, pair.....i oJel 80
gs..a,S horl1AI NJ 1@r pes Cess. quote
syTns c6,cisni y ~. Fowls p B........... 1910
Ducks, y b............WdZ
IL scarce and 10 better demand 81 sn sd
vance Of lase v n above our last weeks figures Saddles
hd be cot bach Of the shoulder blade following the
rIp round Until the weather gets freezing the sloud
BE- skinned sbd covered with musin Great should De
10 all the animal heat out before shipping o.hersise
il will soon spoil We quote:
Veuison, saddles. In Woodoeek, y pair. 30a ~
good order Y 10. ITO ~ Quail, L. l. and JET
Pigeons stall fed, " sey, y doI.......l 259i 80
doE .............I 2541 50 Tral Duck y pair s5a 20
Par,ridg.s v pair a sO6 So WOOD Duck . pair a5 80
BsASs-,DemAnd no. as scths last week; tendency
downward We quote;
Medium bu 90 nj 95d2 90 Marrow ~ bu s.? 2 0Sd2 10
Pes bush g. n 9S0' ~ Kidney y hu % ID 95a2 90
FKirHERs-We quote: Wes'e'n, choice y n. $50 &c.
FHEsH MKArs-Couutry cousignors frequently leave the
hs,es Ia their Veal aud Mutton which Injuries tho sale
q quote;
Ee.f sde. good y b...f1 81 PORK Hsh, .......6 fel
Nation cafcasses..4@ 6! Veal 10 ......''''".6 az
Lamb. Veal Calves. D'''....A 40
hIpEs-We quotes
Western, weighing 6Odi5 n, .t...............,."7d
Country saosh uind cuIra ~vgning tO0la al az
City aang lsr trimmed aud cured ~eghins eod 80 a. y
City daughter, trimmed, Association weshins H7le6
kPOrArUEs-We quote.
PcAehl lows, Troy, T. Dbl .........'''-el l10SlB
leaehbows, Jersey, v bbi.....'.>''.. ! 2o1 !
becfeyes y ebl.....,,""','''''''''. l2Sa 50
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fnsr nno fonn0.

n.snn REWARD-BANK ROBBERY
TDSUBtb Tho BANk OF LOWNILLE vas entered BY
Aprsa Saturday Sunday right aud about 5000 IN oa'h
ask4n ss folowt;
Abolt % 800 in Cold; $500 ~ Silver American Quarters
aud Eayes shout 80 Of which Old Coin; Sl20J in
@iIei " Y Ststs Money so England; $50 I. s De-
ADd Treasury Notes so In 81 3s aud lo on Bank o. The
People LowyiC, probably nearly all ont ca hE b.nk
81 $50 10 bills the Bank Of L1wy SPOUT SCO Of which
considerably mutlstCd and Of which the follow
e pat up IN sealed packages, and directed
fOhOWs:
es74, ROBERT HARVEY, Boouvile.
$40 OWEN J. OWENS Turin.
eg0, OWEN OWENS BoonVille.
Also five bonds OF 600 each issued by the Ssoketf gr
Dor and SsTsogs RsroBd Company with Coupons from 1884,
Numbered %, ls6, lJl, 563, ind SIS
AL peIsons forbid ron negotiating the above bolds
T~o Locks were pioked-One Dsy Novels bost-and 5
Safe c1t open
AREWARD Of ESQ viii b. given for the arrest Of the
burglars sn5 recovery Of the property.
Lowyile, y. T., Oct IA, lG6L J. i. LEONARD.
President Of the Bsnk OF LOwyiile.
Seveuteenth Ward Republican AsspciatiOn.--
The regular Monthly Meeg o. this Assoc ion VII o. hec
THIS lThurlsy) EYENlNG Oct n, a. Lincoln Hail. NO.
ASS East Houston It,. At - O'Clock precisely
J b. RYERSJN, Flint Nice-Presideut
CHaErRs f. GROvKs. Secretsry. Acting President.
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Amount Of traffic Of the Great Western Railway Of
Decrease. ....................... si,04s

Mr.. Robert Bayles, assistant cashier Of the Ameri-
can Exchange Bank, has been appointed cashier Of
the Market Bank. The selection promises 70 be very
advantageous TO The bank.
The principal in the sale Of 5000 shares Erie Pre-
ferred stock, noticed yesterday, declines to confirm
the action Of bis broker The buyer has made de-
port Of 5 y cent and demands the stock.
The earnings Of the Rutland and Burlington Rail
road for the year ending Aug. 81 1861 were s3ll S3
Az compared with the previous financial year, the
deficit in gross earnings Ia $23,lS4 80, Of which
amount 81 1853 81 arose within the last four months
The net earnings fall short of last years go S.
and the expenses of this year have been $272 992 SO
against 1919 800 II for the last year. showing re-
ducton of 81. 1897 IS. The available assets on hand
Sept were al ,867 -.
Tie receipts at Underwater Of -four, wheat, corn,
and barley FOR the second week Of October, 1860 and
1851 have been a. follows:
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phiIadeIphia CeuIe msrket-ocr. I6.

The market Beef Cattle largely supplied the
offerings amounting TO nearly $50 head The m,Eket l.
Of the bessts In market wss rather
dull prices Tangst from &c to ~ 80 for ordinary and
rood end from &c 20 80 q for Prime a. eIts q 100 r
sEEppTte supply Of Sheep equal the demand the
of.rnfs amounting $500 head al Of which wers sold a.
o. to &c. v ~ net this Ia sga advance over iA
weeks pric's ~ g.,
Hoss--TLis market h steady and 800 head were sold Al
from 80 rs TO - for si led and IRON % 10 80 % icE corn
I'D
Cow-There no change this market the ss'es amount
condition.
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prem ion and June g. TO o. premium. The 6iscouni
shows nEdiinsbrd ease md he increase Of demand
IL pTepaTst u for the 9Th Is very sliRht
The snme paper notices and quotes American &C.
curites ~ follows:
IN TIE Coloribl msrt,t GRIND TuIt Of Csnada stock de
ciDos 20 s 20 T. and Great Nestsru shares 10 y 70 ~ A
eTctn securities hsye been aber hmer especially the BOND
Of the New York Central CladA per 1904 to lOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

STILL ANOTHER ABoRTIos CasE.--On Tuesday
evening Officers King and Wood sTs.ied Clarence nsl sf
physiciau and woman named Deis Nelly, on cnhRe OF
having produced On sbartios. Bcsh q ne accused we're
taken before Justice Osborne Et Esses 0se cooN
After the prenInsry sIsmia.,ien they We're committed Y
IT,, ~ ~, servant III pslis Kelly. at slee.
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Disnsgers. &c.

WEsrPoRr England, Sept Is. 1851.
The ship Eei OF Derby Fl Quebec the Clyde With
lumber reported by Telegraph nom the bay usesIossed
SPRUNG leak the ath Sept and the leak gaining hoT
rapidly she n for this bay the night Of the l4fb In COM
BR in south Of jane Island she struck and when anchor
tbumPed heavily at low and unship?ed her ruddsr
which, however resLpped and she shipped her chor
and run uto this baTbor With % feet In Der hold Sew
erd parts OF the deck burst up and bUlsak, rails and
suncheon Of both sides pleely carried and vessel
generally much strained portion Of her deck cargo wss
thrown overheard.
lBy letter to Ewood Walter ESQ., Sec BID Of UnderT'rs
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~ ,'s11saiD Gld'9oO Lireyp o'Csp, snd Mrs Thos
RENDER three Misses and three Render and servant;
Dr. Maxwell, u. s. N; Mrs Maxwell daughter and three
cons; Mi-s Clement Mr.. and Mr. Mcdonald daughter SOB
snd sery Mrs Stevens 1nd Mr. Mrs Robert
Sellers and son. Mr. and Mrs Murdock and Mrs Ball and
SON. Mrs. Brsinafd Mrs Bslslead Mia Dillon, Rev. T. Mo
Govern Rev T. Mackn Rev ". Moran, Miss Frank and O.
NJ Robnson NJ. HOugh,on T. McCouyl, T. AgeT, T. Ben
nett c. h. Herman T. Hunter r. Vse. Dr. Burgess, Messrr
tovsl Jewots Edwards, STANLEY Levy, Pumenss s0d rs
10 tie steeTaCe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
BY the Bremen, at this port we have London
nnners Of The ID Mt Tie TIM. Of that day fAYa.

Tie far in he English funds hns made rapid progress
and they have oo,ed II further dec Inc o. about three si
cent The hySt operations IN Conso for money al
vi 60 fractional reduction tom the closing price Of yes
day and the nsfkat exhibited ncrsssed weskneIs until
effected Al s2t partial rally then took place
2i but Il pot long sttined the Of the Bank OF
advanced their Of dsccuut another half
per ceHt-n.Ily 70 per cent being followed by renewN
of speculative stes which svsed esh fall ~! for
10 tie Bank the approach o. he dividends continue be
totally dsgrded eiouehs likely 20 have any ibhu,nce
be future tone OF psz India stock len on 22l 20
Ipds I'VE Der cents Ii Rupee Paper i and 1854 India
BoDd "a 70 I5G premium and EgeheqUsE bills M,rcb par to
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun-Rises...6:lz Ssts.......5:l9l mo0n-Se,s. 5:l3
Sandy Hook. 6:l5 Gov island >. 1905 Hen-6ste.. ESQ
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Bcaro ano Rooms.

EpONrr pARIOR. and two or three front
a tys ROOMS 40 LET for from 81 "a "a per l7eek
- M 80 Tor : 5 on so fer each pc %, al No -
Upiyersity place. References e1ciA ge''
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Pn.senrera Sailed
Enna4npern Arrived

n JJig 5ddy S,c for Mayaie1bs-Fredcdek WippeTusn
a. :. Consull, wife and three children.
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kIsc1eas 1880 Inc7 7aO49 IDetGS29oO Dec. .42o.5o
Reducing the wheat 10 -four the excess in the re-
ceipts Of 1861 il equal to 68S $50 barrels Of -four
The receipts at Underwater Of the principal articles
q produce, from the opening Of the Canals to and in
Gliding October IA have been rs follows:
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to-day a. follows:
CATTLE MARKET

FoR THx WIN ENDIE0 Der. ". 1861.
roTI rHCkIP1b CATTLE OF All riFps rOH Inr WEEK
According to the reports from the several mAtst places In
h. ely, thsI, have been received this week;
- 80 Shespand
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today bein. 422 shows a hesd mere than tho average
ard 515 head lees than this day week.
1l.r following droyee are los msrket his week:
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Real g:siate for Sale.

TOR SALE or to RENT-A frst-class four
a. story browp-s,oue front HOUSE situated ~ 5i.' -
ahh hoase east Of Mh-ov.; and bulk in he pes
Apply 20 W. y. SEYMOUR Co., NO = Ih--L---