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BAToHELoR,s HAIR pYEl.

THE HEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to DO distinguished from nature
warranted not injure the Hair in the leest rem
eies the i'll effects Of bad dyes and iuyigorates the
Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant.
ly turns splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
10 The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELOR, on the four sides Of each bo1. slu.I'i
FACTORY, No. 81 barclay street,
New York.
N+' 80 % O'''l ''''' = 1V'''' ~ nyst-1y-d&w
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.sPECIAL NOTICES.

Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair Re-
storative.. nm
Itrestoresgray hair to its original color. Itstim.
ulAtes its growth, rendering it nxriant and beaut
fal, and keeps the head free from dandiu and dry
meas 1t s the original article Medicine Depot, 202
4 ID. 8. BARNES,
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.BOOK-KEEPING.

Businsss Writing Counting house Calculations, Pc
Law are The Chief albists Of attention but the in.
structions In these are interspersed with uaxims
and inculcations tending to the formation Of nigh
character As men and citizens
The course Of instruction Is intended to be rs
comprehensive and thorough that OF any Of the
Commercial Colleges while the expense to the stu
II. II. begs leave to refer those to whom he is
unknown 70 Geo. W. Smith, Esd, or 70 the Odieers
OF the banks in wheeling aud Bridgeport
myS-6md&W 4a a#i
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The Confessions and Experience of
6iE an Invalid.

Published for the benefit and warning aud a
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, &C.. supplying at the same
time the means of selECure. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quaekery. by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESD,
Bedford, King Co., Now York. ap4lydGw
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gaaYA
a@s WHEELING
Business School.

,GtoRDUCTED by L 1. HITCHCOCK, at No. IS
7 Siain sgreest, over thu Savings Bank. Open day
and evening.
The design OF this Institution 5 to aid young men
In preparing themselves for active business e, by
making them competent Accountants, and familiar
with business processes generally. aJ
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RI RkADEE, you can have enduring, Away
ready, and reliable GotD PES, exactly adapted to
your hand aud style of writing, which viii do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens. II you
want it. sec srhe Pen Is Mlghtisr than tho Sword,
in another column. mh25 ]
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TRAS.-S0 half chests Young Tyson Imperial,
Il GunpoWder and Black Teas, superior quality
and late importation, just received and for sale by
myIO n. REILLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
rOURT CALFNDAP-TuIs DAY

SUPRrME ECoURT-CiRcUIT.-PartI I-Oyer an1
Ternlo.s, Part II Nos 2tj 900 3ai, $40 500. 2rl2,
3,4 30b 30s o. 322, sU9i 20 si-8 80 3o3z. 3oJ:,
~. A., 1916. Pan illNas lo, 2S5 lZJ. z-v s.5i.
25,4 29 1917 6n $780, POOL 26l3 2oiS 2OJ so5l zeJI
2oJO. 11oO. 2.a8. 25nl 2s!3
SUPREME CouRI-SPEcIAL TgRM.-Part I-De.
murlers Nos 81 Issues Of Law. &c NOS 4 24t. 2is go
g2 a3 2s6 28 2bs 2t6, 28 273 2S1 29o 23, 5i C2 St
3, Part IIssues of Law. &C., Nos 4lg al 49, isl 4sJ
iJ5 A. te 49, 49, 169, AL s7J ~, 4ig H. 49, As is.
40.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos 1868 223, 1861,
g2s, 3d. Ill 2S.3 1907, 1853, 25s 25'9 26ll iAAr II -
3 1874 $50 1888. 2S0J. 2JoI 2oS. 1903, 2J'V SS
,Jl4 2516. 80.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. iIl,
l272 le7s i27S 1914 ziJ z79 1880 2s9 l23 l294 ss3
gB6 1871 1893. Pant l-Nos 1916 1874 IL ). 1853 lto
l16l 1913 1913. 1919, 49, 2i9. l2o 1891 2Jl l-J5. .
BROoKLYS CITY COURT CALENDAK--Nos. as,
5 49, A. 49, 80 ST. g. 53 81 IS, So 81; &c. 50 Co. o. q, S'
- 81
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
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Tricks UPON TRAyELERs.-The HUDSON River
Railroad starts a train every nigt at l0:l5 from
our city for Albany, which ii thus c,mueuds to pub
lie patronage in its advertise neut in ARpeoas RAD
uGs Gnide:
"lO:l5Pm Passenger snd Express Fr,eht Trsin for AZ
bany aud Troy with sleepiueCar attached ass'ag at IL.
jang rh ne cary i,ain Jor hHvGo i"f slpeH'o" nsy'
Troy with trains for points SoTA. dTTEg =" ASa"t'
ate a. m.' .,
On tie faith of this representation, with others
took passage in this train Thursday evening lass
several of us having engagements absolutely Te-
curing punctuaity. When the conductor first pre-
sented himself, we asked Is there any douot
about our connecting with the Morning Express tram
west from Albany at 80 P'-to which he eoo!'y re-
piled" You may think yourself lucky if you catch
the Wey train at 10: which proved true TO hs
letter. We did Just make that train by great exer.
,ion--iye minutes later we should have lost II.
OF course. engagements based on the Railroad Com.
pany's assurances had to 90 by the board.
This be it observed, was no of failure through
casually. The train was so overweghted with
A.rty ears full Of freight that it could no. msks
tiue. The money of the passengers was taken
with deliberate intent not to uhl their just expects.
tions Tia. train shonld have been divided freight
cars to run through with the passengers time, aud
the residue to make the trip more slowly; bat that
would have imposed on the Company an outlay
which they chose to avoid at the expense OF tben
passengers. In plain terms, we were swinded' i"'
Company pocketed our money, not intending 10 s'''
us the promised consideration.
The Hudson River Railroad is noble enterprise
to which we wish greater pecuniary success 'uAn
has yet attained. We beg leave to eo"nSe' ',i'
President sloan that this s not the way 10 So''' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY OCTOBER g. 1862

GRA1N-The Wheat market 10 quite active, for export
chiefly and ld2c bush frmer Influenced by advance
In eIchsnge moorste receipts snd busnes, in .eh
The sales embrace bushels and consist of 10 zoo bush
Chicago Spring la I'll 49, 1900 do Rnc,ns Spring At
~ 2O 3liCo do Miwoekee Club at l6G 70 $1,000 DO
Amber Iowa &c. Vt ~ 23d "a; u 300 do. Red Western
at D goa 81 $500 do. choice Red Sia'e at ITO
do. Amber Western at ! 3lG 49, ii 400 DO White Mch
tucky at 81 81 Barley /, firm ard IN ia cemsnd saes Of
$500 bush f,ir State and Canada West Is for the for
and y ~ for the l.,ie fonr-rowed Barley Malt is
snd wanted at 25a4l 3i Oas iD fair denand
aud hfmeri ,se. Of Cansdn at 56053c AID Western
aud State at 5od39 Rye quiet but and hm at 8Od
&c. for phmc quality. Corn il in good demand though lot
Quite .ctit but is shade rmer sales Of 20o bush at
4'd5gc for hot wsfm, and bu-eyed 6O0tlc. fr sound
AikeJ nd 10 U..t Yelio We
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
The "Ironsides" Regincnt-A Gard.

The judicial authorities of the City of Brooklyn
having completed thes preliminary investigation of the
chsige. Corrgh, and others Of fraud the buoty
fund that city. the undersigned representing tho " Iron
Sides r. gimeu make the following statement TO the public:
Corrgh aud of his sssocates applied for admission
th- regiment, aud brought with them TO the Commit
letters aud strong .a,ion from some
Of bes,Auowu AID most specsd Ctzens They fepr.-
ented that then hsd fol company OF -Droei.
y ho were h be rrcei ed ufo regiment They were
told II they had company Of such could ace p
aud If they hemsrsrs upon inyeg siion, wet- onhi %
10 the charsct. gri,y and the ii iary
edge .oni receive them. Tue, then stated as
n-y had few L Who very poor who wished e. oe
sworn IN ind t. camp. lle Aaa ~ was All
horIel Ia such h with the Under tsnoHg
that IL Cotris; shouts receive au'hor z"lon the mer
be credited g. him Soae 81 hee n-n wee mus
t.rsc In, aud tive of them now dong camp duty.
-. cays this and before CVuIisNi or ms
hs received authority what TO at or os
connect themsevos with the regiment tho comp amt ~-s
lodged against in Brooklyn and this WAS the hfst min.
at a. our reciS ed by IN the rez-ns
that any other than "hst they had eern
presented be, and what supposed tEem-sire1y
honest.
Asir- York Oct Q, 1861.
C@phss Brainsrd Cha rmsn Army Committee; Ben anaA
T. Mauierr- Chairman Auiiiisty Committee; Mara ho,t
Colonel r5usile. Regiment a J. H. Dug one L'eut-ran''
Coeae: Wun l.. Baroes Mjor David Drake, Adj az.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

WILL or THE LATE SsSAroR bRopER,oh'-
yba alleged relatives OF the late Senator Broderlek'
who So bitterly contested the validity OF his VIII:
,a,'. o,.rtv appeared before the Probate Court Oh
where they fret instituted their oppo-
.rion. and asked to have their objections 70 'ns
genuneness of the document taken ron Tue RECORD:
This with the repeated verdicls OF the Courts, and
,h. Gral decision OF the Supreme Bench of Calior-
81. s . sufficient answer to the slanderer Of Mr..
Wilkes.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

In the five months estimated, included Septen..
ber, October and November-the bes. business
months OF the year-which must very much exceed
in net earnings th,se of the previous months. The
years business WILL therefore, probably bc near
81 600 900 net, which will be equal TO than 10
p cent on the stock
Money is very abundant at 4 as y cen. to favoriie
borrowers, and is active.
The movement in Gold has been active to-day and
the market worked up to 1885, with large transactions
late in the day. The street houses have been very
actively employed with Treasury Notes and one-year
certificates, ali descriptions of which have upward
tendency Or 1.30 T. cents several hundred thou
sand dollars were taken at 06, which bid at the
cose. Demand Notes advanced to 1907, in eympa-
thy with Gold. Oneytar certificates have been
taken freely ut ~. d9gi. The interior banks sre
taking large amounts OF th,se certificates.
The friends Of Mr Samuel HalleIt viii be glad 10
know that, after Il fall aud able argument before
Justice Barnard, the decision Of the Court was, thst
the Indictment agains, that gentleman IN the uciana
boud matter n.att be quashed. TIE argument was
only tie technical points of tie case, but aso
upon s meriif, and the decision clears Mr.. ilallett
entirely from al comrliciiy with the fraud.
Tie deposits o: gold to-day with the Sab-rrensurer
on = cent inierest reach $4,000. The Legal
Notes deposited To the extent of about sJ 900.
The Scotia, to-day, took 81 3Ol so in specie, IN
cuding about .O0, 900 in Mexican silver.
Tie ErPJess Rays:
Of Long Dock Company ,.ock has been msd. a,
40 l. f-w understand the value ol tA ropry 10 tho
tfr NaIiwry Company. tbo tlty nl Ssw 70 TIE
latter lev years il viii be- lnipof -
the rivcftht ecisr Of tsyri ana E'se 90 tie ct
TO thu LTe X lssy Company MI sycallsy br4oug as
that ooIroa.u hs fgh o. buy t1el pl.c AZ eat
ttr Eur ho.d Good und. d, resell b. frf 8
NIL .ou profit. be Ers Hosd ts f.si cfssu. c4fy
Iorg Dock and tie iots aay tIv.Eeus
the pIoat OF ilo .lOciAodss. o. The Lils Csms-sy"
Flour is again a iOc. better, Wheat e2o.; and
Corn Ic. better.
At auction was sod a catalogue o. 59J lo,s of dry
gocds including 600 pieces OF SaKony dress groOds
from Henry SCHNEIDER, which brought ~ -9lc.
Black cress cashm, rienncs brought 2jic. TIC sAlo
ale, included 269 lots Of shawls, mosi Of which
brought previous pnces. High oost ohaine iane
striped shawle sold lower. Vienna bfoche Squares,
from L. & B. Cartia & Co., brought A. - = 81,
and eao of 81 lots Of ribbons. millinery goods aud
lid gloves. The attendance was god, and most Of
the oGcrng. brought lair Prices.
TIE ,unuage Of The Peuusy lyania Coal Co. 10 Oct.
is i2O 2N tuns, against ig 3-J tuns last year. The
decrease w.s caused by Lrc.K in the Delaware and
Hudson Canal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

Bnoom CoRS-v H. s07o
BEEswA1-P n 36tD33c
EGss-rhe msrss, has been firm during the week. We
quote:
6tsts and Penn choice. lWestern 4, do, isialgl
y doI ..l66l6i
LivR foULrRY-The receipts con,nue large and the mar.
ket IL doll at previous rates We quoe:
Iurkeys v io....,lI1l2i Geese. par....l o0dl z5
Fowls, y b.."...:..i1@. Ducks y pair ...... $50 50
Spring Chckers, T. ID. lU1l
FEArBgK,-W quote: Weuen. eh hoice ~ 10 4lnt3c
Fresh MsATs-Country consgnors frequently leave III.
" o quote:
reef sides, good. p n. 5. Pork heavy .......5 a.
Mutton csrcessss.....5 N Pork ught...........N0-
Lame. y to ....... 1 81 Veal calves ib.......4 d6
cal " h........... a
GAsE-figeons should rs picked ard packed In ice We
tame ~ doz 3 -qS- =; Wild Pseon. stalLfed, p
doz 81 $50 81 g. Three carzoes Of Nova Scotias
the way.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
SUPREME COURT--CRouIr-Oct e.-Beso,s Jus,o.
DAVIS
.cH OF NIeE CASE.

A JEWISH BREACH OF PRoNpE CASE.
Charlotte Wilder sgt. Jacob 5 Smnel.-The psrtiaa
to this scten are Eebre". The painh pr,,y yoosl
damsse, Of $1,000 for breach OF promise Of
mage She aes TIT 10 Aago' r. sua s ne sss,SSs .ssr 10
cus,' of their pie that he now reused TO uaf os
although she hid refused several eiole ose rom ohc gen.
tenen for her hnd The defendant denies having mnd- any
such promise The trial Of the excl es n u Tie Interest
H.. y,qng sdy hs,ss va. !hr gd,:ps VIM, :" day
J!ohn Ap'hon end Levi Cohen for pisintihi Sa"u"
Before Judge BARNARD.
THE INDIANA BONDS AND MR. SAMUEL HALLErr.
Judge Barnard, to-day, gave his opinion upon tho
Ia" po'nts involved 10 this and discharged Mr. Hsea
0m tho indictments Judge Barnard decided in substance.
that
Inc indictments fan TO show ha. the dsendsn has been
guilty of the crime with which he sought charged
The class Of writings mentioned in the statutes the sss
making OF which declared to forgery include
tie instruments 'et forth in the indictments and in RESPECT to
which the ofen'e s alleged, ard criminal complaint canaot
be preilcat-d upon them.
The objections taken to the merits Of the case snd are
well isksn and the lndcmen. being defective both in foa
and substance, rnl.t bs quashed.
CMAxBERs-OCr s--Befors Justice IsGaAHAx
DECISIONS.
jesse II. Cunningham .et al. aat. Charlotte A.
Tnsy niu,s be Deducted in eicb bill
Jpa.rn L. hege. ct d. ,s, & iysr'r w Kn'yp E, al 10
burger Victor flibog Log lsnd Bank at Apg-ias
H. on ito ei al Di-h Hendricks et a. sgt. Amelia G.
Hudson; Edward y. Jsmes at George she's; Tiiu B
Eldfdye sg. j. h. Fiock-Motion. granted.
Janrs Coui- at Ashoy II. Ball, Same ag.. Samo--
Motions granted with cos,s.
hafn Crane sg. Mary Crame-ao,ion granted with SO
costs.
Janss q. Gregory sgt Leroy N. Shee Motion denied
| with cave 20 payment Of Si0co,ta
Wbitie.d agt. Samuel PeicJ.-Moion granted aud
reference ordered.
John &. L ierts ss,. Christian LIBERALIZATION denied
with 10 costs with e,ye P8yneat OF costa
Before Justice CLEgKR.
James Low e; al Bgt. WIn. GIa ydo1 It a. live cases
Motion denied with ! ) costs in each c-se
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Os.. e.-Befors

TIVE SLAVE TRADE-TRiAL OF HAYNES.
The second trial of Samuel Is. Haynes, mate OF the
alleged Nightingale for being engaged the slave trade
was set down for to-day.
Tn. Dsuist.Attorney T.. d. Smith, moved the Trial
~. ng that the p.aone indicted for piracy ana that Oh
IA ineI trial the jury disagreed.
Mr. Mcheon. council Tor tho accused aked for pospone
till week, important witnes. for III" doie"''
being abAent. . ,l
Mr. smith opposed. observing that he Government % n'u
ptoy 81 down this day. the ist apPieA'0h ''
Ttc Ip5Se &c, lie case dawn ssy yhas;a'y, ais lsk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

~
ONLY THREE DAYS MORE OF
BUChSTONE'S GREAT DRAMA,
VICTOkiNE;
Or. "FLL SLxgP On IT,"
twill be produced
THIS EVEN No, si a O'Clock.
rbssnhc.nt drama has been witn-sd by crowded and
1bid and, poes the lest thee doys aud pronounced
THE RICHEST AND MOST INTERESTING
,iay ye; offered 10 the Museum patrons.
~ Its sceuery new and beautiful!
Its music Ticb and :ascinstins
ls costumes unique and appropriate!
While 10 acting 10 unsurpassed II not unequsled
~ viii psyed every afternoon AID evening this week.
Dion BOUtICAULTs GREAT DRAMA.
UNDE Il II II Il SN O w,
Gil be hIoug1, out MoDday next. The l3h -
THE BEAUTlFUL COLORED TkOrlCAL FISH
continue to tue sdnirson II yryoody Their unique
us and pi.nt coors which ucuts every hue c the fau
bow are alike woodeIu AID interesting They are TO be
sssn at Oh honTs Gs are $50 the $1,000.
ALBINO FAMILY FROM MADAGASCAR.
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON. LIVING MONSTER
eyAKES LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, Wan Figures and
ossr million cther wonders
Admission IS cents. Children uodel 10, Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

MrtMcKeon said The District Attorney uus take the n.
sponsibiy II lie went with the case :, he IM,K saM
could be ready In short tine and tho trial woud b.vs
70 70 on without bis appearance In it.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
sUPERIoR COURT-SPEcAL TERx.--Ocr 2-Befor'
Justice bOsvoEIH.
DECISIONS,
IIezekiah S. Chase agt. Israel Minor.-Mc

Irezekah s. Chase agt. Israel Minor.-Motion
granted.
siecsi Mackiswi,z ag, Conrad Thomas-Motiou denied
with :. " sD.ie event.
JsIe Ma.ier, receiver, us Denis julien ct al-Ihe In
June lon BE- continued appointed Ofder
days notice b, either patty the ohSr
see emoTsnda lndofsed Oh papers
10 re- application OF samuel be eischs ed from
his debt -Apylcaii must be deuiei and ,roceoings
tiled sih hs Celk Of the County Of Newiork Paper. via
The Ciefk 81 Chambers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
IAdvsytisementl

81 WANT TO BE HEALTHY, WEALTHY, Hon.
o,,,Ix ,yp uArPy"-A Phreno.ogc-l Examination -
Fo.isr Wells No 3o8 Broadway will Ievea your ~. ecss
AID bw 10 ses.eci .as yav ssau ~ R9W " U's 'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
Hlatbinerp.

vi ACHINISTS TOOLS FOR SALE
"a CHEAP.
Lathe will swing 6 feet by IL.
Wee, Boring Latne.
Lathe vii swing J. in. by u feet.
Lathe will swing - 10. by Is feet.
Lathe viii ssing Is TO- by Ia feet.
Lshe viii .~'inF "a in by q ie-;.
La bee will wing "a IN. by Sfest.
Lathe will swing "a ia by Ct
Lathe will swing 10 ia. by feet
Lathe will ,wing T. 10. b; y ieel.
lion Pisner. - ia by 2j feet
!. new StsGn Engine IS horse power
es.,heI with iige lot Of small Toels Patterns Flssbs
ihe Tools sie hfsl-c4s, and w be cold low b. close
e,L,'' o be Newars Ma hue Co Apply st the Office
=. .'iapsn!, eofnsroi High md Ofanso s. Newark, N.
/, no l. L RANNEY. Receiver
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
n. Y. Wholesale Price. Of Country Produce
ron TINS WHgS FsrIso WgpSHsDAr ocT. 3. 1862
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fEESCu.l
N0riCE TO CossGyoRs FARf PRopucE.--Put eyery-
tug BE- neat ORDER Marx pu iuiciibe directions
Lickssr pcuGnr weight wth tar count aud name Of nr
Also tuck blu Of particulars inside oi one parhsc
marked hi' and always send BY nlaii with nonoa
when and how things iorsSa ded
Coxnis.iOssf fos ceiling Berries. fruits &C. where pack
email lot OF stuff. 10 ~ cent Othcr
isug produce srncgaliy, 4 oott
QroiATtokA o, saes of good Produce. In good order
WnOesar suth Farmers realize. aud not JObbes oE
Slecuiatoih prices.
BugrEn-Ihe msrkc, Is vsry firm for all grades. Fine
State, sud solid sound Yellow Western particularly
wanted Mrsht tabs iu good demand for export und sn
effort advance the pce TO 2iG Though strongly resisted ~
slippers las been partially successful some Y having bren
sold ~ aud even 2lt have boon rsoed on some
choice d.!ros Common grades Of WrstIn sell mo"
freely about previous res although tho average no
doubt better strcti, line state hkns and hai kina se
frsdly nt 2ic. tuklni, W. H., bno Fall made loGlc
We quote:
O.sDge Coz pall.....c1 d25 lFillins, Penn and W. ,.
Welsh tubs. Statr. ono 01D Reserve choice ~ @''
HAifhIk sts o. ch...2O 0il lfirkns, Penn a1d W. At,
flrLu. state, choice 20 on Reserve, lar. .....' "'
Tup. hrk tatoairlb DiB lFirsus, Nea STATES 1.,.
Fhkrs W states fair II aid choice ......'''f 90
1uEtsKlls mars.t 4. firm aud aiy Give for all gfades
Fine As suaciy uyht for We continue the hsura
OF our last fep,lt; We quote: -too
Cheese fancy large dsl. a 10 ONO Cheese extra
(h,.,1 81 DO. d poor 10 goodb az
O. .-,r iAif to good.....b Gtt Epgsh AIRY ohlo,'ts"
HEAsA-fnc market continues unsetted SeFs.' ~ "
prlm. u,w msdilns have been crowded - .ao et "
rrceyr hodins IA, Il stock at higher rates anu puye
are wnls for chances % boy ~ ioT nftheT general
decline. thoic. well screened Marfows arc !" "o"@" J
now for tho West ladies
Md leo bu.s o02 20 Kidnoy. choice pbu2 we %
49, easi,c. gta;s2 lgGS s.ls's.Ts 'l' w." C.' y
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr. s.-Befors
judge nYTTs.
PRIZE CASE.
The U. s. agt. Tn, schooner Joseph II. Toone.-
Assistant Disr.t-Attoruey Ani.~s moved the trial Of
tnis ald Is .abraed By -ian Tbs yesse! ~ss
captured 4, tho Southwest Pass laden win cargo VI su1s
powder and shot.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
IuriIliure.

REDROOM Enamc.ed FURNITURE, In all
eoors Of warranted manufacture AsO ,olid Chestnut
s Per ssies. plain ard ornamental at H. II. FARRIsC-
w . S> Cansls,. opposite Wooster Established Isla
,LsKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
- Constantly On hand aud made to order by
T. q. sELLEW, No 'l07 Futnn.s,.
h NAMELED CHAMBER FURNlIURE.
- Ihe beet assorimer In tho city Of Epsme.d furni.
0, ~ coIon and styles W4n1t and thestoUt Plain aud
tntd' IN suites. vhoesae and retail Also Mattresses
'"AAs- Warren Ward. Manufacturer. No. Z77 Csns.L
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
Wsoolns Garos, &l.

A NM. EVERDELL" SONS-WEDDING
rs. sMhDS-Ih.'e M ce.ebra,ed Engraved Cards sold only
Ns @t fultcn-st.. n. Y. Estsbh.I.s Isls Wy
u II: JOHNSTON q CO., No. I5O Bowcry,
y.iys5 "hpDis1 and VISITING CARDS se at... sty..
- ware Of no oe't qualities. and 8, low prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
Seeming Alathines.

4S6 -irst-class Sewing Machines A O. II
hYs.DI. 70 hen. and fr Sal new sld 2d.hand. .4CO.
asehiae Emporium, 40 u dwsy, COZ Broolne st.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

iAdyeTtsement
DREW & FRENCH.
rRoprcE CossiSsioy MEgcHANTs
BrTrys CuREsE, EGGs, fOrIrRY, GAaE UaAS. FLOUR
loRK. Lc.
no. Eris Buillinss, New-foTk
Cur uot'ois "Cuict sa.es sn1 prompt r>turr'' -
Eetrsaes-D r. Martin. Prss.ent Ocean ban< Ns~'foFI
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
The Michigan Central Road earned in September,
-, ,o,e o.s on , ioe, a "a

The Michigan Central Road earned in September,
ls6l......"S S236,S45 VI ls62.... ......s29',9sa 10
Increase. p'''i' 50
equal to Is per cent.
The Fort Wayne and Chicago Road under the re.
organization has become one of the mott important
lines of road in the country, and is firmly established
on paying basis for all its securities, including Its
common stock. In view of it's large earnings the
bonds of this road are selling lower than other secx
rites of the Same clsss. Thus the net earn Sc Of
The current year are twice enough to pay the IN
rerest on tho First and Second Mortgages, yet the
latter are selling at only about %. The annexed
figures show that this road is not only earning the
interest on its entire debt, but large dividend on
its stock.
The Earnings OF the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway Co. for the seven months ending
II I'll.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

Tbe ,,cept, of W,,torn Apple. are very hgbtchoice
mixed 10 arr now bringing about ~ 81 Z bbL Some extra
choice have brought 81 Our quotations indicate the general
market Tor Fall Apples.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW
1 YORK -IWE.sTY-F SEASON, l9l-3-Tbe
:ord Of Directors respectfully Inform the Members sud he
!goc that the Concerts bebesIsas Of the viii
aie pace a. IRVING HALL.
luii Public Rehesrss on SATURDAY, Oct u, at y
For suD-Crplious apply the Music Stores OF Messf.
.ssrtsnbsrg ais No itg Broadway. and Mesrs. Beer
shnef No 7O Broadway. L. sprr. Secretary. d, tue
aas cf fehsA &1ls. by olCer. h. SPItK, Secretary.