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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr. WEST from the Committee on Roadi
and Internal Navigation reported bill fol
the relieiofE Moore and his sureties. Reat
first time by its title.
Mr. RuPPRBR called up upon lis seconc
reading the bill making an appropriation
for the relief of the suffering aud destitute
in certain counties FH'Tl-
The bill proposed an appropriation o
S23, 900 to be distributed "for the relief Of
the suffering and destitute" in the countic.
of Mason, Putnam, Kalawha, Boone, Clay
Fayette, Jackson, Roane, Braxton, Nicholas
Webster Wayne, Oabell. Randolph, Tuck.
er, Hardy, Hampshire. Pendleton, Morgan
Berkeley, Alexandria, Fairfax and Prince
William. For the distribution of $4,000
in the first named six counties, Greenbury
Slack; for Jackson aud Roane So 900 to be
distributed for Jackson by James r. Scott
for Roane M:-J. McWhorter; for the next
three $1,000 to be distributed by w. d.
RUllyson; for Wayne 1900. by VIM.
Radcliffe; for Cabell $500, By John Laidley,
Sri for Randolph and Tucker ST., OOO,s by
Chas N. Bishop; for Hardy. Hampshire,
Pendleton and Morgan $4,000, by O. D.
Downey, John Michael, aud Jos. 8. Wheat;
for Berkeiy $1,000. by B. N. Kitchen; lor
Alexandria, Fairfax aud Prince William
81, 1000, by John HaWkhurst.
Mr.. WEST moved to make the bill pro-
vide for "the loyal suffering" SO.
Mr.. HoorEN moved to amend by making
it read "the suffering and destitute poor
The vote was takeuifirst on the amend
meut Of Mr.. West, and resulted,
YRAs.-Aessrs. Barker, BoremAn,, Bum.
garner, Davidson, Fast, Kramer, Keeney
Michael, Myers, Kitchen, Radcliffe, Rolly.
son, Swan, West, Wheat, Williams Of
Pleasauts, and Zinn-l7.
NAYs,-Messrs. Bower, Downey, Hawk.
hurst, Hooton, Miner, Powell, Rutfner,
Smith, and Mr.. Speaker, (Pos.er.l-s.
So the amendment Was adopted. afr.
Hooton withdrew his.
Ar.BoTER moved TO insert the following
additional sections: "That the disbursiuR
agents herequired to give bond in double
the amount drawn by them"
Mr.rRuPPHRR moved TO strike ont udoub-
le." agreed to. f-szzs..s
The amendments of Mr. Bower was
adopted. rs.ge,-..-s.
Mr.. RuFFNBH movedto amend so as to
make It read "the relief of the loyal suf.
fering poor, &c.n Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Smith the bill was laid
upon the table.
He then moved TO take up engrossed
Senate hill.exteudipg the Stay Law TO Feb
rnary let, 1852, and it was agreed to-
The bill was read first, second and third
time, aud passed by the following vote.
YEAs.-Messrs. Barker, Foreman, Bum
garner, Davidson, DOWuey, Fast, Hawk
hurst, Hooton, Kramer, Michael, Moore,
Myers Kitchen, Powell Radcliffe, Rollysou,
Rufner West, Wheat, Williams Of Pleas!
ants aud linn.
NAYs.-Messrs. Keeney, Swan and Mr..
Speaker, (Porter,)-3.
The bill in relation to the appropriation
60 the loyal suffering poor was again taken
up, and after some further amendment was
ordered to be engropsed.
When the HOdbe adjourned. 49, r
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AN abstract of the Annual Report of
the: Treasurer of State for Ohio, shows
that the receipts from all sources in the
State Treasury for the fiscal year ending
November Is, 1862, were S6.572, 3O7.
The disbursements were SCOOPS, 500,
leaving balance in the Treasury of
$482, $50. The receipts exceed those of
the previous year $s54,579, and the
disbursements were larger by $50, OO2
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THE Commercial reports very little do
ing in The New York dry goods market ex-
cept in domestic waolens. owing to the
lateusss of the season. The general job.
bling trade is quiet. The clothiers are the
chief buyers in the market. The demand
for goods for the army has ceased.
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OFFICE OF IHB AssEsion OF Fnsr DIsE. OF VA. 1
'CAuTRoE December 9Th, 1862.

ORJIcR OF IHB ASSESSOR OF FnsT DIST. OF VA ,
CANERoS, December sth, 1862.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons residing In
IN the Third and Fourth Assessment Districts Of
the First Collection District Of Virginia. that the hsts
enumeTAtious aud valuations made and taken BY An
drew 7. Ross, Assistant Assessor in the Third Dis
trict; and the Lists, valuations and enumerattons
made end taken by Robert Pratt, Assistant Assessor
In the Fourth District Will be open for inspection q
their respective Offices in tho city Of Wheeling for nj
teen days from this date viii attend at the ONCE
OF the said Robert Pratt the 2ed and 2ith and ct
the 0ltiee OF the said Andrew 7. Ross on the 26th
and 9Th days Of this month"; for the purpose ofhear
ing any appeals that may be made from the lists,
enumeEAtions and valuations Of tho said Robert
Pratt, from the lists, enumerAtions and valuations
Of the said Andrew =. Ross. All appeals must be in
writing, and must specify the particular cause mat.
ter or thing respecting which decision is required;
aud must state the ground principle Of inequality
or error complained Of
JOHN PARKINSON,
dee1O-tnl 9Th Assessor Isl Col. Dist. ofva-
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God guard our dag, and keep each star
Zach stripe ~ bright ~ now they WAVE,
9tilI make Il lead our ranks in war,
8tIIl d0at above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
Totrail iE.through the dust Of shame.
AIl honest hearts Its lot will share
Aud follow Il 70 Death or Fame.
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Honse % pelepates.

Prayer By Rev. S. BARxEs, of the N. E..
Church.
M. SIXTH from the Committee on Courts
OF Justice reported bill to extend the
stay iaw till the LIST of February. Egoyj =
Mr.. sWRsT moved q suspension yof the
rules 10 have the bill taken np and read a
ffst and second time. Not Agteed to.
Mr. SHlER on behalf Of the COMMITTEES on
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NEW ADVERTISBMNTs
GOST

ONE Of Cote improved 1Ve.chambsred REvoL-
" VBRs In patent leather case and belt, was len
IN the public closet at the MeLure Hoube Saturday
night. liberal reward viii be paid for is delivery
at this oee, az th MeLure House once. doc22st
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HELDoUARTRRs 1O6Ta RIO. N. Y. Vols. \
NV ChHEE, Va, Sept. 49,. 1869. I

COMPANY u,
james Ferguson, deserted at 0Edensburgh, N Y,
JessPh Bass, deserted at ogdolsbursh, n Y, Aug
JioSa Sh,shnn, deserted at OslensbuIgh, n Y, Aug
- coMpANxc.
Breton Bslllngor deserted at osdenSburgb, n Y,
EdEiEd Igslllnser, deserted at Ogdsnsburgh. Y,
Charlie: gsiilps.r, deserted at osa.n.burgb, N Y,
ss%a; ~ Ellio.t, deserted at Osdsn.bursh, 7,
:. chsaaosy covoy, deserted a. New Creek, Va, Nov
VIM q Wright deserted at New Creek, Va, Nov
~ COMPANY D. Am
John Perry, deserted at ogdsnsburgh, N Z, Aug
S@ GoCioy. deserted at martln.DurEh, Va, Sep.
:. John Foster, deserted at Now Greek, Va, Sep.
coMPANYP.
Joseph Smith, deserted =. osden'bursh, N Y, Aug
COMPANY @.
Nelson BSscume, deserted at ogdenIbursh, n z,
Nelsoq iRs1aihfOrd, deserted a. osd.a.burrh, Y,
aus COMPANY II.
Manuel 81! 5sAhA,h, deserted At osdsnsburEh, Y,
DS9sid J Grant, deserted at New Greek, Va, Oct
ooMPANY1
~ stdJOnss, deserted a. ogdsnsbursh, N Y, Aug
Patrick Murphy, deserted at Baltimore, Nd Sept J.,
John Mcdonald. deserted at Baltimore, Nd, Sep, l,
Morris Reagan, deserted at baltimore, Nd, Sep. /,
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ROR CHRIsTMAs.

OPEIcz OF PROVOST MAEsHAL GES. ron Va, L
WHEELtNG, Va, Dee12o 1852
rIIHE following soldIsrl are reported absent with
u out leave. They will return iDmediately TO
duty; or, II arrested, will be treated desorteu:
I JOS. DARR, ia,
Maj. and Provost Marshal Gen Tor Va.
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FARM FOR sALE

Near Glen Easton, Marshall Co., Va.
r oPRER for sale a valuable FARM, comprising 20
i acres, Of which 20 acres are cleared and In good
state Of cultivation the remainder well timbered and
likewise capable Of eultiyAtlol, There are the
premi,O8 good dwelling and hne young orchard
bearing fruit. A main county road leading 70 the
village and dep5t, II miles distant, runs directly
through the premises.
For further information apply to simpson, Wilson
JOHN p. WAYMAR.
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THE LAST CHANCE.
II AM closing ont at reduced prices, t -s
PINE MINK FURS, va
PINE CLOTH CLoAKs,
lt PINE DRESS GOODS.
dec22 J.S. RHODES.
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BFNZINE

A SUBSTITUTE FOR SPIRITS TURPRNTNK
IA used fOT mixing paints and branding purposes
d SSs s 4 BY WARREN Ms.f : s Sii:,
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WIDE AWAKE,
NOR TILE HoLIDAYs-HAir Brushes in great va
il, riety. For saleby I. H. LOGAN 4 co.
and LOGAN. LIST kCO.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
II Cotton King or Currencyt
LETTER OF GENERAL W. r. SHERMAN.
HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT oF MEmrH

MEMPHIS, Nov. 25, 1852. I
To THE MAYcs AND coxsos Couscn or rue Crr OF
MKMrHs:-
regro, notice that you propose 10 issue species
or currency OF denomination low cents ,tshin-
PASTORS 90 swell the anouH Of bad money with which
your community IL already afflicted The issuing Of bh
o. credit by way Of money Il, In my Judgment, In direct
violation Of the constitution Of the United ssates ana
think Congress- at the last session passed bill prohibit
ing oil issues below dollar ard provided species Of
currency Cllei the "post Office currency which will
gradually suppan the worthless trash which now is a
disgrace 70 the name Or money. A soon a. possible,
enough OF this rost Office money will come hcre, and
sufnce Tor the wants OF the people.
nasmuch seem ~ be Initiating the example of
Mexico, rather than those high models Of ancient and
modern times that wont 70 do IN timcs past.
would suggest simpler and better currency for tho
times In Mexico soap money, and The people do their
marketing hrsush tho medium ~ cakes OF soap. why
you not use cotton for money! ~ has very conve
Bient proe--5O cents pound. Put II up In pounds and
fractions and viii form far better currency than the
miserable sbupssers You propose. II cotton be king u
has tho genuine stamp, and makes mouey--s money r.
Therefore suggest that, instead o little bits Of pepor
YOU set TO work and nt up cotton IN little parcels o ave.
ten twenty five and ATTY ccnts.
IL my last ret, wish 70 sp,re tho people of Msn
phis from the curse OF any more bad money.
W. 7. 5HERMAN, MAJOR General Commanding.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
new YORK HEg.ALp, MONDAY, DEcrMBFR 8,

2kl kvn.n - AHA
Se vasisa rom month 10 BY which the price my
tlun may ad, ance. " ,ntl a. the cost o. proiuc-
- n JKhS,N,l
vnh 2. CAMP. }cOmmittss
Afser recelvtns m. A. y. BRUMbY,
the nss. siaton a.tios rePeet motion u @ 0AR~oy
sime s.h AZ, l, M 4yned " Coumb,a g. c. the
enested % ts. = ppcasure OF the President who h ~
The time ann circular giving manu- act rers not,ee
Jiotsd, and urge their general attendance
Esr WA. GREGG, sr., President
ASsaH, Secretary
Al AUGUSTA, Nov. ~, l8e2
T. meeting AZ Georgia mauuf cturers held subsequent
~adgolrnmcrt o Manptactul ers lciafi Ge1Ae IL
camp called o the and +. ste dnan arp ted
SecfetarY. o. motion, the Chair appointed commiitee
who directed to forward to any representative they
may select, in the state Assembly. preamble
and resogton adoWed by the Convention, shown. The
Articles sed IN the manufacture OF cotton goods, and
state the large advance in prices paid for such a,l-s
The .onvwi members selected such committee,
clothed with discretionary power address said repre-
septav's more fully in relation 70 the oi pr adncn
not merely o explain the 'eenes and hope of the
commtas, hu the circumstances may prevail in estab
shrg pgice 20 be pad Cor cotton jods,-
A. " r. umby, W 4 jackson, Q. Beman, Il Stead-
man. lsaac Powell
On motIon, the Chair was addoi TO the committee
GEO. II. CAMP, Chairman.
e. SrEApMAN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
Our Iron-Clad Navy
From tAe Boston Traveller, ~. ..

LAUNCH OF THE MONITOR NANfUOKBfs
The single turret Monitor Nantucket was launched -
few minutes before twelve O'Clock to-day Ne whaT
where she has been built back Of East Boston, the
site OF the G1end0n Rolling Min. The launch very
successful The hull Or boz of the vsssl oomplete
and her propelers and machinery In she was built side
ways TO the dock, and aunsasd sideways downA ways
which up under her kesl the dock with poaia
on each supporting tho brosdside Of the vessel. .
To place wAs extremely exposed, and she wind high
and blustery but there i've hundred persons
present. Including twenty ladies' who sheltered
themselves In tho forge rooms.
About hour occupied In snoring up and knock
ing the blocks and when she started at last the bow
little ahead but The being heavier caught up
with the bow and the Nantucket into the water
softly and beautifully. She swayed moment and then
steady while gigantic wave caused by her dis
Placement OF the wa rolled away toward the Chelsea
shores.
Had she careened accident could have happened
she Is watertght, md would have rghted instantly.
Son.e thirty on board, holding by r0pos
There no ceremony OF baptism whatever.
With the the she could not 60 more than
thirty yards and she speedily hauled up and secursd
TO the dock
The Nantucket 100 feet long and SO wide, and hat
portion above covered with tive inches Of Iron,
in inch plates and her turre 10 be put ON hereafter win
be 2 feet diameter high and II inches thick, all ir0n
She his six watertight bulkheads
Will probably take six eight weeks TO put her In
service Her appearance In the water 10 very similar 70
that OF tho original MONT r.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
Our Army Corrcspon dcncc.

\. SEyEy Muxs rRox ABBsx,rIE Hss l
IL ZEE ADVANCE, Nov. %, 1862. I
Rapid 3ocepe'ts- Carary Advance-sfino The Rebeis-
a Cordiry chcse-shermans Force at 7al,ohoosa--TAe
Rebe Pikets Driren Ia-A Bold Chayge-Artiilsry szir
mtsh--Burnine Of Cotton, &c.
After two days Of excitement and fatigue ind myself
in planters mansion, miles from tho rebel fort-
.6catoDs al AbDeville. We move again by daylight and
10 the hope OF finding send this letter
northward briefly recount the incidents Of cur march
AS wrote you tive days ago, left Grand juno
tion early on the morning of the 2sth and took
our line Of march eor Holly Springs As In the
previous demonstration In this direction, Coone,
Lee with his cavalry brigade consisting OF tho
Third Michigan cavalry, Seventh Kansas Fourth Illinois,
battalion Of the Second Iowa cavalry, and section Of
the Third Michigan battery, took tho advance Following
his command was McArthurs brigade, AMI General Ha
nilt n with the Left wing Of the army. Our march until
reached Hudsonvse, small village ten miles north
" Holly Springs, was characterized ny incident de-
serving Of special mention. Jlst 10 the brow
Of tho hil upon which tho village situated we came
upon two rebel patrols, and squad was detailed 10 at
tempt their capture. they were better mounted than we
and effected their escape.
II had been intention % encamp for the niaht on
banks of the Codwater and march into town lust t
daybreak in the expectation Of capturing portion OF
Jackson's cavalry, who were known 10 be in Holly
noW0Ver, dfBarrAnged
Colonel Lees pans and he concluded to occupy the vii
iage Friday night. We reached the old breast works
mile from the court house, about four tho afternoon
and meeting here resistance pushed rapidly forward
When within quarter o mile from our destination we
saw dTa~n up In limo Of battle perhaps hundred
men, who were evidently prepared 70 dispute
entrance. Colonel Toe ordered two companies for.
ward disreounted and depoyed them as sxlrmi.bcrs A
few voeys wero fred and q charge by mounted com.
pany ordered but the enemy ran pursued by several
squadrons Of cavalry through the and beyond the
town 20 the brow of hin, milo snd half distant on
the road ~ Abbcve. The soldiers were then ordered
back Lieutenant stoddard OF Second Iowa appointed
Provost Marshal and Preparations made to naugurae
Yankee government Every read leading into town was
rst strongly pick ted, rud parties detailed 10 Wait
tho dwellings and stables TO search for prisoners
and horses. Of the ormer but taken, and he a
lieutenant of BraRg's army, AZ homo sick leave or
tho latter We secured greater number--thirty good
horses and mules he cavalry bivouacked IN tho public
square and Colonel Leo established his headquarters at
the Magnolia House.
urne no early part Of the evening Of our rickcs
reported that he eard 10 the NJ the of the
Ne and drum, a. n playing the evening Gala Colonel
lee rightly conjctturcd that II proceeded from General
kherraan's army CORPS, which LEFT Memphis with
tho intention Of enectne a junction with our
army south Of the Tallahaschis, and determined
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
Free Trade.
From the Savannah News. I

From the Savannah News
The argument ln ayer OF protection a home manufac-
tufee Forever senced. IL has heretofore been ged
thas 70 be independent must protect home uautac
tues Pho bio ka and the disasters Of the times have
1nen extraordinary protection 70 Southern neauac
teres and the sst known. Sensible peope, who have
heretofore favored moderate protection, In the
beoi that hey were promoting national Independence
and sell reliance cd o. the delusi,n t would 10
better To oen ports free the world than be
the mercy OF homo manufacturers, who have given evi
.enca o thar readiness to take advantage Of
ties u free trade 10 TO make us dependent on loregn
rai n for supplies, II wi ut east be bond Of
peace between us. .h0so who sup y us with manuao
turcs III MT be apt % quarrel with good customer,
whilst exorbart rates and outrageous imposition Ii
return for the protection asked bv
tarers. Protection 10 monop ly II ike the bockadeau
iaspf pfefaole burihen the peope-whe universal Il ee
traio woud promote universal h nesy aId be, ~ thc
same time. universal bond Of peace The Yankees
afford ng US proof Of the value OF trade wha
they lebtng 70. ht r The nonopoly free trads
the So.th, which hey have SD ling enjoyed and which
has been the source Of thar prosperity
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
s HIPPING NEWS.
yoRH-ruIs DAY.
eur RIsEs. Y NOON sxs. .........ove %
SON 50 wArnR. ;. Q a2
Part NJ NaxN York. Dccen,har = lSA2.

ARRIVED
Steamer Fanny Cadw le.er sterson. DaltimorA
Steamer Minnesota. Garreii. Ba .tinors.
Steamer Raritan. Sloy n. lrrn
Steamer Falcon. Jones, Providence
RErrRNTpBrig Augusta hence tor Nsnvss 9th having,
wh Oh the entianc. TO Gdneys Channel been In coll
vita seaniship Cry OF Washington. for Live pool
Fht hri. had head gear ca4 away lost bboon, split
STEM started wood ends broke ai.das. toyed to
Ihe city for repairs The little or NO
mage, and proceeded.
SAILED.
9Th steam transports Tasrn Queen, Empire state.
tnion. Carre White, Star shin
tfgle: shis Ri a Geo ,se1 Tamw aud Mercury
haras tolan Ma sdaena Omega r. xas Fayo i,e S,rd.n
tHo) tanaaa tN1rl, Bother Eclor Emanuel Br) Nina
Moniro.e BIZ, bsiss Na rseon: Rob Movie, Fringe
tHaD Ian fBr'. Coniia Pa}meo Empire il s.ie Han
ell Geery, Binn BhdOury. shrs Francis Salterly
/ Da' on, y " bent9n. ffhnes IN ; .e AIKEN, q
Coos A Sriagic ESc.ang Y lena, q Petit Florence
Rogers Scphen Tabor, Caspi IL, Anna B Hays
i oOsey cnly Daughter. SeyaA f. WI E, Robt Raken.
AMeoaran sea RanR 9 Hei.ocs wnteI. AIDE Town,
ssnd, Nsptun = Bde BIeest, Ne, Mary Mor,an. Willow
Harp Carrie 'una Ret.c a Wii.on.
7thstennships George Washington New Orleans; Ches.
land.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
Runnfns tho Bloclxade.

-, WrIHINoIUN, NUv' y, Isbz
despatch from Fort Fisher this morning announces
that the schooner Harkaway Captain sebasan eleven
days from Nassau, with so sacks salt, has arrived
safely
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
The Band OF the Finicsh Mnssachusetts
Regiment.
new York city Artillery.

Major Gibson visited Fort Hamilton yesterday with
parts Of two companies of his battalion for exercise
artillery practice This corps is intended for defence
New York harbor During the morning Of Saturday they
wTked the twenty -four pound barbeie guns and IN the
afternoon the thirty two pound easemate guns An into.
rest, spirit and vigoT OF purpose apparent which
viii insure success The corps will visit the fort
saturday next Those wishing join call the ar
mury. 5g3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
Enormous Advance An Prices at the south.
CONVENTION OF TIE MANUFACTURERS AND FREE
TRADE ASSOCIATION or raE CONFEDERATE STATES,

TRADE ASSOCIATION or rak CONFEDERATE STATES,
A..cgrs Ca. Nov. 10, 1862
The Nanufacturers and free Trade Association pursu.
ant TO the call Of the President met at Mnsonc Hail. in
Augusta, 10 day.
On motion the % tie organization was changed
10 the Manu- acturers Association be Confederate States
OF America Iheicfmer secretary beng absent, f. stead
ing delegstes answered TO their names-
w Gregg, Granteyle, 4. C.
w. Gre x, Jr., GrauitevIie,S & c.
J. J. Gregg, Groniteyilie, s. G.
W. T. Jack-on, Augusta, Ga.
J. G. Beman, Troup Factory, Georgia
Isaac Pow eli. High shoas, Ga.
p. uammeit, Batesyilie, :. c.
r. steadman, Lawreuoeville, Ga.
John White, Athens Ga.
q. Cannon, tingeryie, ;. G.
II. 4. Lester, Buena Vista, 4. C.
A. " Brurnby, Sew Manchester, Ga.
W. j. Russell, New Manchester, Ga.
John ". Grady Mclean, c.
j. Mcdonald Concord Factory
George H Camp, Roswell sis.
John thompson, Hepsssh Factory.
John f. oldham, Rockford, Tenn.
The President then called delegates fos their osi.
matos Of the cost q productions Of Gotten goods After
full discussion, the President, notion appointed
committee Of ia ec, with Instructions report upon
estimates presented by the factories regard
the actual cost of the production Of cotton goods Tho
committee consisted Of W Jacksun, George II. Camp
ana H. " Brumby. 10 the committee was added the Pre-
sdsnt The Association adjourned 10 hall past
three O'Clock =. NJ
AprYsvooS ssssrov, HArr-rAsr ruRrs o,cocu Pm
Inc association mel according 10 adjournment. The
committee on eost II production, through their chairman
submitted as their report the following preamble and re-
""t.h VI h'tlou, hucpttus-
Nne cas- the Manufacturers Convention ansr eompar
ing n0is az 70 e Immense advance upon every article in
use pertaining 70 te est of producing goods yzot.
ton, labor, oil alcohol yarnsb ums lea, her a. lts ysri
Gus usos card clothing aud anu cards stripping cyn
ders steel iron, NE. ha twage, sbvttes bobbins reeds
steel travellers, steel spndles, tin, Babbet metal solder
nas screws, ami tbcussnd oiher articles largely in use
No. n Uhtch hur increased 600 pey csns IN paI,s
o5 .me rte'd 70 ne taeuoss ad sc. u 10000 per e.s,
tssyefofs, w. IL -
Hsselvsd-Tbat the Manufact rers' Convention cona,
der ~ actual estinaes presented the present osl on
troductin OF cotton goods 10 be equal 10 fty cen,s 10,
DO nd anu deem II unsafe 70 bargain with M
10Y A,ed price 70 extsnd beyond one month without tbe
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
MIsCELLANEOUs.

A GOOD sfLLHEAD % REAM. OR - 80, 1000 -BU-
N sness Cards 7o cents icv Labels 81 cents 100 Cir
culars, - cents LOO. All kns bok Jou and Newspaper
Printing equally low at r. H. pAWLEy new steam print
ins establishment corner Reado and Centre streeta
The New York herald., 1862-12-08
3fiscettusfcus,s.

Snir CRsrI2, Huh from Boston san Francisco pus
into - Thomas 2'h nt lea geographic despatch from
Boston stated that at PIT back that port
lesls ami with art OF cargo thrown oVerboard i
SiIp Lrprss, Wood, Pom Puget Sound FOR Montevideo
win iun er pa~ to toopla sept " cskv, and remained
Oct rs repairing
Tr following table ayes suaar, Of The vessels In the
ha bora of New York Boston ia Charleston Savan
nah, New Orleans and Galveston nt latest fro
each chUf, I'M