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THE WAR MKzrINs-An adjourned meeting
of those interested In the proposed war meeting
was held az room No. 10, National Hotel, yestef:
day afternoon. senator PomerOy, who prS.lded
at the FIRST meeting, not being pfesent D. w. U.
CLARK was called to the chsir:
Excel J. A Peck reported the names Of the
following as the general committee OF arrange
Richard wallacb, Mayor Of Washington !;
Henry Addison, Mayor Of Georgetown B. b..
French, Commissioner OF Public Buildings;
George 8. Gideon; Lewis Clephane, City Post
master; 4. Chittenden, Register Of the Treas
ury; Francis p Blair, Hudson Taylor, d. w. C..
Clark, John C. Rives, A. G. Richards, John r.
French, Major G. J. Morrison, James Galway,
Col. J A. PECK, samus! E. Douglas, City Regis
Of the Treasury; u. G.. Robbins, President Of
Board Of Police; Henry ID. Cooke, J r. 8. Van
VIeet, Of the Republican; J. 6 Stephenson, w.
Dixon, City Collector; . P. Hanscom, George M.
Weston, editor Of Republican; ]. c. Underwood,
Lemuel ]. Middleton, Sayles J. Bowen, VIM. III !.
Tenney, J. M. Brodhead, w. A. Crofut, VIM.
HendleY
The report was unanimously adopted, and the
meeting adjourned.
The committee Of arrangements, Immediately
after the adjournment, assembled and organized
bv appointing Mayor Addison, Of Georgetown,
chairrnan, and Mr. Van Vleet secretary.
After considerable discussion, II was deter
mined TO hold the public war meeting on the
eastern Portico Of the Capitol, on "wednesday eve
eA@@SA
be invited to preside. 10 d..
The following subcommittee were appointed:
PiraRes.-Major B B. French, Edw'd Simms,
l. J. Middleton, John c. Rives, w. B Todd,
Francis p. Blair, u. C. Robbins, 8. ]. Bowen,
Mr.. Ferguson, DR.. J. II. Greene, Isaac Newton,
and Mayor Addison and Geo. w. Bean Of George
town.
On Aidrsss and Northumberland CLARK
Mr.. Stephenson, Edward Jordan, l. E Chitten.
den, w. A. Croffut, Geo. NJ. Weston, DR.. VIM
Elder.
ATraHgsnsats fer tAs Mating Colonel J. A
Peck, samuel f. Douglas, Jas. Galway, Patricl
Crowley, ana Major c. J. Morrison.
The committee on finance IL to be permanent
committee, and Is authorized to raise two hun.
dred thousand dollars to equip and put in service
two regiments from the District. They are Il
solicit donations from every family, clerk and
business man In the District
The following speakers were selected ID. w
G. Clark, b. 8. French, Mayor Wallach, J. r
French, Lewis Clephane, D. p. Hanscomb, J. r
3 Van Vleet.
The general committee Of arrangements will
meet on Tuesday evening next, at 8 O'Clock, al
the National, to hear reports from the sub-com.
mittees.
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LATEST By TELEGRzPH.
LATEST FROM THE PENINSULA

\ PARTY OF OUR TROOPS CROSS JAMES
RIVER, SHELING OUT THE
REBELS THERE.
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THE EXPEDITION ENTIRELY SUCCESS
Full
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DEAFNESS, SIsHT, Cross EYKs-Testimonials
from some Of the very best citizens who have been
restored 10 their hearing and sight, under DR..
Won M oschzisker's treatLaeEt, can be examined
at his once, a27 Pennsylvsnia aysnus. Gross
Eyes, ShabIimus, operated and made p,rfectly
straight Nv 3l-3tF
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GrRxlN MEDICAL OFFICE, established In 1919

GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICE, established In 1919.
This office Is under the charge and management
Of DR.. Brothers, the celebrated German Botanic
Physician. DR.. Brothers takes pleasure in pre-
senting to the public this, his report of the dis
eases which were successfully treated bv him
during the month Of July: Nervous Irritability,
20; Dyspepsia, a. Constipation, III Bronchitis, q
Liver Complaint, 0; Leucorhea or Whites and
General Debility, "a; Gravel, 3; Asthma, S; Ul-
cerated Sore Legs, S; Scrofula, 10; Rheumatism,
2; Private Diseases. 90; Cholera Morbus or Sum-
mer Complaints Of children, Is. DR.. Brothers
takes this opportunity Of expressing his gratitude
to the citizens Of Washington and vicinity for
the confidence reposed in him In the treatment Of
their complaints and he rejoices for them es well
a. for himself that he has been able to remove
the paralyzing hand Of disease from all who have
sought hfs professional services. The public are
cautioned against imposters travening the coun-
try advertising themselves as Indian Root or
Herb Doctors, and representing themselves as be-
ing G. injected with this office. Weacknowledge
no such agents or connections. The names Of a
number Of patients can be obtained at our Office
who have been swindled out Of their money by
these imposten. Once 179 south B street, oppo-
site Smithsonian. It's
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LATEST FROM GEN. PoPFs COMMAND.

OUR SCOUTING PARTIES GO BEYOND
CULPEPER.
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MANY ENrIRILY NEW and beautiful styles OF
gewelry are daily arriving at the Dollar Store,
l3s Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street. The
stock IL new very large. Drop In and look at IL.
f,yO0 IxxyA
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NO ENEMY IN FORCE THIS SIDE OF
GORDONSVIILE
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Fos v#E HEkihFil.S 81 81 MATTHEW'S
SCHOOLS,
Al lNALOSTlN ISLAND

Al ANAL0STAN ISLAND,
MONDAY. AEgustL
Boats wi convey visitors 30 the island free OF
Ws.hIhrtop nm and foot q Hir Hi 81,
Georgetown, during the day. Dom sez@zzzsEszszs
menoIpE at O'Clock . m. Tickets to m o grounds
81 cents; children half Price. nj lslo and Refrain
melts In abundance.
The obs9t ot this Pic MIC bsnr to raise fu nds 10
AID In aclnE the schools Of this Parish on q per-
manent footing, t 10 hoped that the members OF the
Parish and the public in general will concur 10
render II successful. -
Tickets may be had of the following oommitt
Geo. Harvey, Daniel Myers
VIM. z. Druy, Geo, 3, EidVeIl,
h. Tumalty, Jas Chapm1n
John Chapman, Jos Keefer
Daniel LlnkIni, Wn. M Harvey
4. Jordan, Michael fitxr gerald,
Mm. 1. Frixxell, John Green,
Walter Drury, CT Queen
Wm. A. Kennedy, ThOs Williams,
Thomas asset, yoteph HksuHEs,
John st.ke, John Moo uIllan.
~ 2s-tAugt tRepublioan.l
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ST. MATHEWS SCHOOLS "A picnic for the
benefit of these schools will be given on Monday,
August 4, at Analostan Island, and no doubt all
who participate will enjoy themselves much
The object should be sustained and patronized, az
Il 10 for the purpose Of raising funds to aid in
placing the schools on permanent footing. Help
Them along.
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LINE! LIME! LIMB.-On hand large quaint
" Of my own manufacture, In quantities TO suit
purchasers, at w. n. Godsy's lime kilns. II
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CURED OF PIMPLEs ON THE FACE The best
medical skill in Washington and vicinity failed
to cure me of pimples, blotches and boils, with
which my face was coyeredI but DR.. Tumblety
has given me a handsome complexion, exempt
from all eruptons, by his herb medicines.
au LII II. 8. BAMEs, Center Market.
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THIRp ward STATION CAsEs-Bsfors y~,s,,,
Walter -Chai. Wilkerson, disorderiy; dismIss'
ed. Warner Reed, col, disOrderly ana assanlt.
- an ~ ceii iunatic, to be sent % the asylun
hinsry smith, disorderiy; fne1 90. WiI,s..
horn Pson, disorderly; dismissed John Jsns.
drunk; turned over % the military.
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Waller George Evans, drunk; nnsd e. and Q
shower bath. James a; Dougisss, profanity and
abusing an oficer aned %. CRsriss Besman,
drunk; dlsmined. John Warner, drunk; fnfS
q aad shower bath
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CREAM SYRUP SODA WATRR.-Reader, II you
wish glass Of pure, cool and delicious Cream
Syrup Soda Water, you should 60 to BoswelPl
Drugstore, corner Maryland avenue and 9TH street
Island. Remember the place, Maryland avenue
and 9TH street, Island. Call and try It, 1t%
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STIRRING TINES EXPECTED ON JAMES
RIVER SOON.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs-BJors J.stts
CLARK Mary Ann Welsh, threats; dismissed
Ann Nichols, do; do. w. Brown, disorderly
aned 81. Daniel Comfy, theft; dismissed. Geo
Bruce, disorderly; do. Thos. Jones, picking
pocket; Jail for a hearing.
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THE REBELS SUPPOSED TO BE coNcEN
TRATING AT GORDONSVILLE.
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DESERTERS TO BE BRANDED AND
DRUMMED OUT OF THE SERVICE.
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Go. Yester day afternoon ssId six small frame
houses on lo. and 10, In square $50, situated on
Grses west Two were bought by o. sennsf,
a 80 ZACH three BY 3 Kicking, % $50, SIS,
and sSaei and one BY Peter Brady, ct s335.
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MARRIED.,

0s the nth Of July. BY Rev. Mr. Ryan, Mr.. AL
BERT G RATHER. Of Georgetovn. formerly
otPnnce 6eorge's county, Md, TO Mrs, LVCRE-
TIA u. BLOYCE, of Wishing TON.
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kaser or rHI THRRNoxrrrI.-rhe th.,,,.
ce 81. o'eiccs m, 70 aay Ist Feaiiia
" Deg 8 Reaumur g Deg; two degres- s,.,.s
than yesterday. -fsos
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GEN. POPE AT WATERLOO, VIRGINIA
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IMPORTANT TO SUTLzRs

Matthew's Machines for making pure, spark
ling Soda Water for bottling or retailing from
the counter, are the most simple, make the best
article and cost less than any other Plain printed
instructions for making the Soda Water and de-
licIous Syrups, go with machines. Send fol
illustrated catalogue, IL contains much that every
Suffer should know. Address John Matthews
maker Of Soda Water Apparatus, Nos 437 and
s39, First Avenue, New York. au 2-eo5t
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OUR GUNBOArs SMELLING THE sgoRE
DOWN RIVER.
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Pic NIc.-The Associated Book Binders an.
ROunce pic dc for Tuesday next, August s, at
Analostzn Island. The committee have perfected
their arrangements TO make this pic mic equai 10,
n not TO excel any they have hefetofore given:
No doubt day Of enjoyment win b had by al
who may participate
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THE FOURTH WARD PoLIcH under the direction
Of Sergeant Cronin during the last six months
have recovered upwards OF s6 900 worth Of Gov.
eminent property. Most Of the stolen property
was found on English Hill and Swan poodle, one
let, valued at % 60 being recovered at sne haul
The property comprised almost every article used
In the military seFvice-such a. muskets, rides,
pistols, sabres, cafbInes, sword belts, cartridge
boxes 6ayonets and bayonet sheaths, military
caps and clothing Of all descriptions, commissary
sto.e-in TACT, everything except artillery pieces
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCF.
w - DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
PROPOSALS will be received az TINS Departmept
until u O'Clock on Wednesday. the 9Th day Of
Anfust, Tor consisting the Distributing Reservoir
cations may DO seen after the l2th Of August.
PIeHosas must be led. endorsed Proposals
Smith, Secretary Ct the Interior, Wsshington"
WAIT j. SMITH,
y stavtAuE - Chief Clerk.
SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
II call attention TO their large and superior =.
MILITARY AND NAVAL
f u N 3 H 1 g COO S NJ
personel OUTFIT, - -
OfCsrI rsSqlripg such are respectfully invited
TO call. Z. J; HEIBER6ER q co,
I!ete n. f. Loudon q Col
jI % eotf MetropolItsn Hotsl.
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DEATHS OF soLpIKRs.-The following have
hoaa Al sinca ailr lat

TRANsFRR RKD.-Yesterday another squad OF
prisoners confined In the Central Guardhous
were transferred to the Old Capitol prison. The
number OF prisoners transferred In two days In o.
leaving In the guardhouse az many as IL ought to
contain at one time-about IS. The over packing
OF the guerdhouse makes IL very difficult to keep
the cells In good condition, thus endangering the
health Of prisoners and guards, notwithstanding
the great care taken, every cell being thoroughly
washed daily and whitewashed weekly.
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PIcKPocKEr In THE STREET CARs-Ye.ter-
day, rs car was passing through the Second
Ward, q Lady passenger ompIsined that her
pocket book, containing about so, had been
stalen- Pafrolman Britt instantly arrested . young
fellow who had been sitting near her He wa
taken before Justice Clark and the money wa
found on him. de gave the name Of Thos. Jones,
tuU a...-r. ...
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| N " 4 8 II M T. N rs.
SEVEN AND THREE TRNTHs UNITED
l4. STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DUE lssI,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBY-
EDNESs,
QUARTERMAsrRR's VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, GOLD IssUEJ
Act Of August 10. lsu.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
sTOCks AND BOMBS ON COMMISSION,
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
- RIrTENHoUsR, FAINT q CO.,
u ls-lm Rsnkers, $50 Penn. avenue.
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PoI1cs.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
Adam Krean, drunk and disorderlv-pfcked up
drunk in the street, with ga rs In his pocket;
fned 50 "a. Wet Henry, disorderly conduct;
dismissed. Julia Eaton, drunk and profanity
hled sl.ss. John Evans, do; do. 81 So. LLOYD
The pstroimen Of the Fourth Ward reported
vesterday-Thomas Mulquin was arrested ~
patrolman Crown, for fighting and disoraeriy
conduct, and retained for further hearing az me
station house Bridget MniaSin' ssse M Mr.
quin was fined % for Keeping hogs In his house;
Prank Warren, suspected Of stealing, was arrested
bv patrolman Kelly, and held for nearing Tnos.
Shsnnesy, drunk; locked up. safan weems va.
arrested by patrolman Handley, upon suspicion
Of larceny. .she was locked up also for trial.
El,,,heth Ru merit, for assault and battery on
Msrths KNIT The defendant went to the house
A. com ni.inaut who 10 her tenant, and demanded
nossession, and Immediately entered the house,
ssss ulting the complainant and also her children
and threw her goods in the street. She was held
70 bail for court in $500. John Rupert, do do.
]. Kidwell, charge Of profanity; dismised-by
Justice w alter. Maurice Flynn, teamster, driv-
ing against dairy wagon; dismissed A. John
son, having a stolen mule In his possession; dis
mIsed-by Justice johnson.
DEATHS OF soLpIKRs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
Jas. II. Burton, company G, 4th Indiana.
sergt. Herman Maehl, company I, ID d. C.
]. s. Allen, company l, 32d New York.
Thos. Peacock, company 1, I'd ID. G.
David salisbury, company B, 10Th New York.
Jos. Price, company c, 4th Michigan.
Harris Pennington, company I, Goth New York
Chas Singer, company 1, 2lst New York:
yno. Reed, Corp, company F, 101st New York
N. Bostwick, company A, 18th New York.
A. 8. Malat, company |, 4th Penna. Cavalry.
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shs splendid steamer z kYPoRyT viii leave the
s.: ssIs, p s IT. 80 s1;si Il, Day
NOON. dy@a.I VIM. 4. SNOW, AgeaL
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continues In good demand and holders hrm The Uansaa
tions for the week have been mostly for ~ sxposs d
msnd for which sales have been made 70 the extsnt a
22l5 bols In parcels-70O bbs Ct 81 50, 10 bb 70 The
trade 1t 81 20, and the balance ct 81 20 per gallon. tn
market closes with further inquiry. Whae-There b
good demand both and home and
prices have advanced The transactions for week include
sales Of $50 bbls. We quote-For export, 500 bDs
parcels at 500 do. do. at roc por gallon, and
250 bbs at advance on 70C For homo Consumption,
900 bbls 71c and 100 bbls dark 70c per gallon.
The market closes nrmly and with further inquiry.
Whale ebone-No transactions In this market.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork The market hrm, with good
demand the trade The sales footed up about 0Co
Beef steady, and sales confined 40 90 bDs
at $12 so SI3 for plain NESS and $l4 $l4 90 or OK.
tra Cut meats quiet and quotations nominal
Bacon in good request especially for future delivery.
Sales OF 1000 bbls were made, deliverable in Do.
cember and January, delivery at private terms.
Lard in good request especially for
future delivery while prices were quite hrm with sales
of 0G0 packages OF 9i4c. lOc including zoo bbls de-
verable in December and January at 9ssc Butter WAS
steady at l3c 21c lor State and Ohio at lSc. 1890,
closing firm these figures Good to choice State cheese
was at &c. 0 &c. and Ohio at Ts4c. aSLc
SuGARs.-The market was firm, with good demand
from the trade The sales embraced about 900 hhds
including Cubas at 9sc. and good part of the
remainder consisted OF New Orleans at 934c. l0c for
plain aud at llc for high grade plain 10 clarified,
and ii hhis meado sold at &c.
Observation-Disclosures leaf IS in strong request as
very ul prices, with large sales Of S17 hhds. AT Zoe
2Sc.
WHsgEy-The market higher, with sales of SOC
bos. at 331 34c. for State and Western.
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The KatsPrnee from Liverpool came in this forenoon and
SoRfMASp ~ 20 oc Asr & sehs Eas Lons Bangor sis for
.lxn sssssmsSip psni wsSsIss bianslsra Exssf cla
ss %cksa Sackin. d. @s'As 1Am0's 'ana so ''A'' -
sss
M a,,t haven; % Hale; sr,ss Denmark Lincoln.
SSH anS s.isr and Co
NYass Srss Ross Small, i Grand s. turk and John John
WILSON, o 1sn sre%s
sG %.S sa hhsSy
hard wA%s nsp raaaepAMla M. WT syG s'sysnson Msar.
sss ss sx. ss ssass ss
Phiiadeipaia Mail, Kelley So ~ Hiil whlden do Ann
s % % Flnass ses, sd
sass a ws fs aSt sess 3D. Y % S Pay
New Reguius, r,lotson Ezaoe,hpor,: Isaac Hazard,
Seos hsr
nE'n nf o Mary Mss sGBBhsI Bs
man 40; scoops II Davis Young, Rondoas Gpsy, Ray,
% ss % Anss' syals isM1 40 SD
tf:
Endicoti, Leeds Mary Miller, Dayton John lancaster
SoSorcnse AsareS Flaasiuhia am sias Wriss SEAMAN
Even ooa a ar anu Jaess rotisr sas ESndosi
Moa'eaa%s. Penny Rond9st tor rawtaeset: soops Com
fG SD sShrs M sT.y Isy orr Ncfee Philadelphia John
PAWTUCKET, Oct Arr sohr T j Beckett, Sheffield,
Port Even; stoop Joe Hail. wiieox do 9th Ame
liza, HihOck. Philadelphia
ROCKLAND, Sept 26-Arr brig Amos NJ Roberts, Belfast
for ship Island schrs Dyer Jaseso Vinalhayen for New
3Oh, ~ Iaca Barnes. Nyork Raw State Verrill do Sid
Nth, sehrs Louisa Dyer, Jameson, and Josiah Achorn,
Hatch NYork
-. sALEM Sept se-Ar ssh,s Belle Dassr NYors; an sq;
Whecier Mclaughlin aud Met arthy Smith, Philadel
phia; and a feet OF coasters bound and f.
SOMERSET. Oct 3-Arr schr Monterey Craig, Delaware
City; sloop Hardscrabble, Eizabetbpor
TAUNTON. Oct t-Arr schr Roscus, Lincoln NYork.
MlCkFORD, Oct S-Arr sloop NJ Il Wells, Baker, Eliza
bethpert
WARREN Oct Arr schr Benz Brown, Ingraham, Fort
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NJ
AsHRs.-we know no change prices stocks were
limited and sales light.
bREApsTrFfs.-flour-Ihe market was Arm, with
good demand chiefly from the home trade. Sales were
tocrably active and prices advanced about &C. per bbl
for most grades, while extreme fancy family brands
and held materially higher with some sales
at the advance claimed. The transactions embraced
about IS 600 bbs closing within the following range of
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
MlSCELLAN EOUS.

A NTOKAKI AYASu.-wHAT IS GUNJAH wALLAHf
"A This WORLD RENOWNED TURKISH NEitvINE
cures immediately nervous affections rheumatism, neural
ga epilepsy palparon OF the heart debiy head
ache supersedes opium, qnine, liquors ali narcotics
powerful tonic Put up in gold silver and satin boxes,
70 each hive boxes in Turkish 81.
Postage small boxes hve cents; cartons ~ enty
cents which must accompany each order Sold druggists
linn. quantities selling Agents wanted for and
counties. Soe importers SCOTT Co. Chemists, No u6l
Broadway. Messrs BARNES General Agents, 2oS Broad.
way, New York
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F lNANCiAL AND COMMERCIAL
TURsDAY,IOct. 7-6 P. !

TUESDAY Oct. 7-6P. N.
The following is comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive Of speee) from New York to
foreign ports for tho week ending October and
since January L.
1860. 1851 1862
For the week. 80, ,06l7l7 3,0OOS7S 2,SO7 sgt
Previously reported. ,757e3 s6057 241 1893
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shtpbuiIdipg, &C., tn New Yorh.
DRY DOCK IRON WORKS.
in opS repsp Of lss DRY Doss lvs wssss n nosapv
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DAlpwps- nal4--At Montioclio, sullivan county, on
nsn1sy, October g. BY che Rev Samuel pod, Captain
AasnzD J. BAlpwu, One Hundred asd Fcrty third reg
nens N. r. s. ", 70 Mrs FANNY NJ, daughter OF Goo
Dah, Eq of the former place.
Lsos-vAS RISssK-On Monday, October 0, by the
Rsy Mr. Lindsay, CBsRz ii. LYON. OF Tsrrytown, 10
lnss GsoaGlAEA Var KAsscK, Of New York city.
ReaEss-SHARP.-on Monday. octeeers5, oy the Kew.
d W. Henry, EpcAa RoGERs, 20 MAxs A daughter OF
Jacob sharp all OF this city.
Albany and Buffalo papers please copy.
SHAGR nsov--WsssyER. Middetown Point, NJ ;, on
Taseday October T. by Rev. Charles Webster, o. q.
HnAssElvos OF Jersey Cty, 70 ANNA WDusA, daughter
sg shs caDeiatsns clergyman
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The Middesex Mills (Mass.) have just declared
an extra dividend Of ten per cent, which, with one
Of Ays in January, one Of six in Nay and one
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Of five in June last, makes twenty-sx per cent
thus far this year.
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks for the
last fW0 WAeka 00unara aa follows.
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Nv deaftsI darliag thou hast Ie.t "a,
tnd Thy loss we deeply mOJn;
But 'tis God who has bercft us.

Anh ne 10 our darling hume.
The friends tie family and The Of the For
ien regme Low "a this city respectfully invited
IA The ilE raj from las residcnco 800 7ih ave
80 ils "wednesday afternoon, Al two O'CLOCK without
tmfl.rr inviistirD.
mttrtEF --d1Ky believed wife of John NcCr,ro MAI va
q Nun.nfov. county Loneiord ireland aged 10 years
Tie trends respectfully invited TO attend tho fne
IN her ate residence, 4s4 seventh avenue this
"wednesday ai efnocn O'Clock The remains
sYli " takcn to taysry Cemetery for Dterment May
fer s1uI rest ~ peace
euce rs Wet sxteeath street c consumption ROSETTA
oC late " Clarendon street IN the city Of Dublin,
aFed - years.
Dublin papers please copy
koraEE On Monday. October @. of consumption
Cnhut8, OF the late Andrew aud Ann Rourke,
81 MayBooh, county kildare Ireland, 10 the 37th
year Of bis aye.
attend Tie funeral the residence Of his brother in
law w. Beere, No. "a Eldridge street, this (Wednes.
day. afternoon, at two O'clock.
howE--On Monday. october g. WV. Henry Rows, only
ssn u Richard and Sarah tive, of Margatc Kent Eng.
hand, AGED II years months and 81 days of disease
contracted at The seat Of war.
The relatives friends of the family also the
bers o tie Hawkins Jouaves afe invited ~ attend the
funeral this Wednesday, morning, at ten O'Clock, from
his late residence No. 263 west Forty seventh street
keu, lEngand) pal'srs please copy.
ercER,-on saturday, september 20, from wounds re.
seiyed the battle field OF Antetan NAPOLEON Bona
srI,yR, member Of Company B, Ninth regiment
fllawkiDs Ionsvos) Y. ", Burnsdes division Ninth
years aud mouths lie joined the corps when the regi.
et this city, aud engaged IN the battle OF
Roanoke aud ia all others where hts reg ment took part
and was absent from duty
The and friends his father and o his uncIss
pswn ISfm George David John Francis spicer also
shs d HAWKING nouaves sod other military orss-
ssxsions 10 THE city respectfully invited 10 (.
land the funeral from thc residence of his uncle Edwin
rsg lIOth street and Sixth avenue, this (wodneaday)
snernccp. ~ thrse o clock
ssASs@-As hsmsssssss, wes,chestW county. on Mon.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
FIN ANCzAH.

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