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These wines, already known pure, delicious and
he0Hl nave OF late been greatly improved by expert
ence hands brOu- hit from the champagne country In
flavor ana BOUQUET sparkle and vi osity, they compare
win the best OF foreign production while having over
the hu of those to this country the inesmabe
advantage Of being eb}oiHteiy pure, spurious wines
nave been extensively sold under MIR Long Worth's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-28

H. SCHOFIELD, M. d. PHYSICIAN
-h1e AND SURGEoN-Would respectfully announce to
the citizens OF Worcester vicinity that he has taken
residence and office No. Maple street, where he may
be found, to attend all calls.
Special attention paid the of all diseases
of The Throat and Lungs, by MedcatPd Inhalation
Particular attention given all diseases peculiar
females.
Ofce hours. from 9to IL A. NJ, and from to 8 and 6
to /. NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-28

The Union men of the south are hereby in
formed that the United States of America ha,
re-asserted hisself, and will shortly omen a bal
room in Paris. Also, cigars and other neces
saries of life. By order of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-28
a r L A T B A r G AIN S
~ AT THE
NEW ENGLAND TEA CO.'S STORE.

In all kinds of TEAS of the highest grades FRESH
ROASTED and GROUND CUFFEES. Cereal Coffee
orls II cents per ID. Try it! All Goods warranted TO
give satisfaction Goods delivered within a reasonable
q stance Wholesale and Retail, at the RED STORE
30 Main street, Worcester.
apl2 dit HOLDEN g. pI'TNAM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-28

ID U M P S H O P
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. i w c L o 7 HI N G
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

A. L. w AXE Z W.
OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC "A LARGE AND WE'LL
MANUFACTURER STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHIN G.,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING sEASOAs, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP TO
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF ANY FOE
MER SEASON
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO QUE BOYS' CLOTH
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED 10 RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANCE OF
PAST LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART-
MENT WE OFFER a LARGE AND
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILLBEF FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES, QUAIL
FrIES, AND STYLES, INCLUDING
MANY OF THE BEST STYLES FROM
RECENT IMPORTATION, AS WELL
As CHUICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURE ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL BE MADE WEEKLY.
ALL OF WHICH WILL RE OFFERED
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
BY THE PIECE OK YARD, OR MADE
UP WITH PROMPTN ass AND IN AR
TISTTC STYLE, TO ORDER, FOR
EITHER MEN OR BOYS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES, At
1874. 168 and 17O
MAIN = PESFET.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-28

ready to calls for work in his lire Good work
aud fair prices, but no trust. diff aD2S
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sparkling, Crimant, SIN and Sweet Catawba

I Q n G w ORT HIS WINES S,
IL CINCINNATI, o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-28

An eXpcsienced workman on Pumps, Lead Pipe, &c.
may be found at the old Stove and Tin Ware Establish
mentpf L. d. RUSSELL,
NO. IS Front street,
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

or round shot, They got about fty rounds o. cannse,
shoa three hundred yards rangel Col Miles woua ~,
and did raise the white Tag until his artierhts Ts
all reported themselves entirely out OF ammunitoh nr
envy did net get rs 900 stand 81 ms snt aoslt ~,
and most them the men had ren ered useless uy
ont the lock springs They got the following Sus sS
"a FOUNDER howitzers; twelve o-pounuer NapoNph's,
smooth; six Snch James riaed guns four ZOpouhaer
riled PARROTS; SIX smooth bores, brass. Also te io
lowing guns which spiked and useless on MARY anu
tieghts. Two inch pahlgens; one 90 pounuer rineo
PARROT, six II pcunder howi,zefs; four common rougn
Total At. IN >. -.
By pnhishirr n, above wft'o 'eas yen WI WI 70 Jus:
flee 10 the pna!lc,a Nv sia that a moro loyal ana
gallant officer does The states nor does there
exist a man who, under The circumstances, could have
held out longer than did Colonel Miles. The governments
knew his situation knew he pressed with one hun
dred thousand who were determined TO take the
the place. knew that tho place under tremendous
cannonade from daylight Friday september IL, Till
dark; again from da b eak Saturday till da X from half
past two +. NJ Sunday, the f4th, till dark; and at last
before daylight Monday September is, until the last
shell ard round shot was expended at nine ocock A. d.
ColoLe Miles limb was lot ampuiated; reaction did
take place sufficient 70 allow 1t. He fingered until
hsf past fou Tuesday. On Wednesday his body was
taken Frederick in rough box by his staff officers
and metallic procured and therein conveyed to
Sweet AIR, Baltimore county, near Baltimore, Nd
hope justice will be done by the proper report al head
quarters the army Justice demands that the public
await the official report which will be gwen the world in
few daysa am, sir, with great respect.
HENRY N. BINNEY,
Captain and Ad-de.Camp to Colonel D. $. Miles, Com
manding Division.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

There is, moreover. a reason for the advance Of
some Of these stocks which does not appear on
the surface. The depreciation Of the currency is
which owes fixed sum Of money to pay it oa in
the currency which is deprecated. Thus the H.
linos Central. which owes SIS ,0co 900 and holds
sl2 ,00o, coo OF land notes, Will probably wipe of
at least half its debt during the present era or
paper money, and viii come out Of the war v tn
who owe the company twelve millions Of dollars
will OF course seize the present opportunity 70 pay
of their debts aMd the company will find il to s
interest to pay eft its honds ut i2o as it has the
right 10 do hy its charter. Il was The firm con
yiction that this contingency would arrive sooner
or later which induced some of the shrewdest
capitalists o. Europe and America to invest thcir
means in Illinois Central, in 1856 1T Just twice it,
present price.
Until Friday State stocks did not participate in
the general advance. On thot day large purchases
OF dsscuris began tC be made BY wealthy parties,
end Tie price advanced from about SO TO SIS, closing
yesterday at 56le. TIE speculation in these stocks
rests upon the fact that Missouri state skies are
not only STATE bond, issued by a State second III
point of resources to none in the Union bat arc
likewise first mortgage on lines Of railway which
have cost considerably more 10 build than the
whole amount Of bonds aiioat. Peace, which in
the event Of sor.e OF the stocks which are now the
subject Of active speculation, might cause 4 sharp
reaction, could orly bcGef Aissouris.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
riere. nu,,er v.r.a. simon Cameron.

The following Is copy vi The complaint bfosght by
Pierce Bu'icr, q Philadelphia, The former husband of
Fanny keabc, against mcn Csmcscn, ex.sccsctary Of
War
simon Camc. was attached 10 answer Pierce Buisr
Of Plea wherefore the snid simon, with force of arms
az, assault, up,r said flcrce 10 wit al the
coGnty aioresa lphad rhsD, and her.upon the ead
Fierce, by George 81 Nhrtnn and -. Gaor-o Tue .sr
Campbell, hi attorney complains that the ssid simon
heretofore, g. Wit o Tie ninctecn'h dly Of Auris In
he wear of Lsrd lstl Philadelphia In the counfy
aiuirgad with force and arms &c, assaulted the aid
FIERCE and then and there, With divers porsons acting
~ end urdcc his the said Srnons, instance. direction
and procurement, and then ana therc carrying deadly
weapons sc,1ed ard siG hold of the said Pierce,
With greet force violence. ruled and dragged him
about then aud thsf. seized and took posessJn uf
aud carried away the books aud papers of the said Fierce
then aud there hcing his pcssesso and custody aid
also hen md tuerc forced and compelled him 80 from
csrtan dwelling house, situate and being IN philade
phia aorc ai, where be then resided with hs auliy
INTO te pub4 street, and forced AMI com eled him to
90 ~ anl along divers public streets and hTwa.s. to N
certain Tort ~ Iri,pO, called Tort Hamilton, and ifonS
thence iorced and compelled the said Pierce 20 70 to
cel ain other Iott or prison, called Fort lafayette the
sait,iao fort situate and being the harbor Of New
York aud et great distance from his residence siore
sH1 ond taen aud thete In said oned fort
Prison inprsoned tho said pioroe aud kept and detained
him IN prison there, without any reasonable or probable
cause Whatever Tor long space Of time, via, for the
space 81 I've wCnks then nest following contrary TO the
aws and customs o. this Commonw eath OF the United
state America or Of eithcr of them aud against tho
VIII oi to sail Pierce, whereby the said Pierce was Then
and thcro not only greatly hurt. bruised and woundei
but wes also thereby thcn aud there greatly eAprod and
Injured IN bis credit and cfc lnstances. Whereuppn The
damage 70 he amount oi ATTY thousand dollars. and
therefore lie brings suit ~ -
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Foreign Porte.

BrrNos Ayrrs ~ 2}lu por, stps Mcssengcr. Hooper
carnneri.na Wsi,e iro,a Portland DE- Wa,I, ii hos..
f%s cm eTd Ma a bss Carve @ ISsas bsa a%G s
be- be- 9sr rom a ds TO- EgoTl M a dEi ocI Fgc TS
~ ana Phenf Bosscr. diss; schr Aba STACY for Lon
ss ISg ark carwia 9 EaS ca9sc Al
E.Tzup,, sefi Il-;hrr bris Penguin conger. SYorE
M SD r. se SYSqf Ss so''"0' 'r New YORK
f. EfTnDS ra s se sH n A Psf sp Sss Baker laid up
samose caapasn iresl % %L,yeTro,i. . ar s diss hsry
Avsry sni la Aoool, nrj Gaye from NYer. oih do
wa lam A. fe B9S s s % sd e a9 Anna Br M@r
icr Sea Sid 10Th 5ric } Ross, ,Hrai, Turks Islands
Asneriean Ports.
-on lss rss Aaf nsa.oa s,. r sF 1. Han
1sxa hinI%. fsSIS ssraa Ss TX
"a s .nar os HSnsTs s ssn. sS S' Primo. %
M.es, s.rse, Csiac; 6srk Esssy Reed lsyans Br trs
.1 s" %saS1 Emily e ov.r NHssrd
Fsrs Noas Kras sTs r'' sd Gs ss 5.sn E s
@ T a S.s ss oar eG. rn' a BFsss
BlsLTIS5hE, @. aArr .elg Prince q wse. tn, CHS.
row wsteaeid Hycps Gsrdner. ana oesn Ranger, Lewis
HSS HSS cmss ins f anS Ss SYsrs
..FALL efvFR 3 lsia schrs Z Pratt Pratt aud Mary
sr N nd sbrS i Bisins ais D5oe Sos ana
NIMEg EyPyfT, o., s-sld sshr Ko,,a.h Lee, SYs.k.
NEWPORT schrs SeleDa Hei.n. TaylUr. Hing.
ham Philadelphia Kity Ann, Horton, Providence
3dirr srhr Orator Gibbs, Bristol for Port Even Sid
scr sunny Side Small, NYosk d. tnuis sloop Guford
crase, 10 or New Bedford
In nt ~ PM bfg inancier Eaton, from Calais for
NYors 'chrs Gen Sen Marion % Portland for Dc; Bs,keiew,
Loud Roudout for boston; Deennoe, Indeey, NYork
Marblehead Henrietta. xrss Philadelphia Portland
Nassachusetts Got, Ny1k for Roekard Emma johnson
smith, do fof fymouth Gertrude Cassidy do fo ocklaDd
ss sis q: 1Gi fsi.ss
do Leader Dearre, Rondout for Wyssuis Juno Robin
NSurk for Thomuson Lamcliire, Hucrsun. do for Bos
ton: Lille sanderf. Aes B-so for Philadelphia; sylvia
KJ nols, Phad' bs for Salem; UtIca Jhorudkc kYork
PHILADELPHIA, Oct A. AM-Arr baIks Old Hickory,
pead Bcfat; Parker Cook, Fulton EernadinA schrs mn
Caflet Carc Nassaui George Green, Grsen Bosten;
Runyon, Mathis Pr.tidence. Old steamship saton, Mat.
Jcroa. Gco cen, Green; corgeshall Tilton; TO.
lin, Corthc Allen, Allen; Jas satterthwsc, Maloy,
end II Shannon. Asrts, Boston, Simmons Godfrey.
saiem; Cfca Mcredih Lynn Cooiado shepard do Star.
light York. Portland; Nelson Butt Taunton Mary Eli
zsbeth Nadsra Providence; WIN Rove, Harris, Newport;
Port Royal. sli bark 4 Harvey
LrwEs Del 3The Eeet before rernred AZ the Break.
water left this morning for Wind sW with Gnc
tler. -. 80. ,,...,. .
arrived nj this mornings has men SICK with
YER aud will be quarsnned. She is from Cienfnegos
PROVIDENCE. Oct 3Arr steeyner Falcon, Jones' EYork.
SD schrs Orsuna Johnson Philadephia Monmouth Andcr
son and staten Islander. Palmer NYork.
Island arbDr 3d. ecrs Waterloo, Congdon, from
Portland fo NYorS Morris. Hoover, Providence rha.
delphia Hayes Robinson, % for Nfok SD schr Del
Norte Dinsmorr tfrom NYorkj, KcnnebuDk.
PAwTUCKET Oct S-sd schr Cathsrine Dubois, Weaver,
NYofk.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

Scotch pig was In fair demand with sales az
Ooness and Glengarnock at goo, cash, and S37, SIX
months, and Gartsherrie al Szs mouths American
pig was hrm and prices unchanged
IxAlHr.-Iiemlock and oak sole in good request
ana prices were riner especially for prime mddes and
ovoi weights, which higher while sales were to
falr extent Rio Grande and weights were sold at
BIC light Rio rande and Buenos Ayres az ac 10
The market for slaughter upper In rough lym
quiet. French callskins were in good request and
rather hrmer. Prime oek tanned American skins were
also q, IN and in e0od request. Ns 4a Esn ae rs4N
MoIAssEs--saes OF 100 bbls New Orleans were made
NAVAL sroRrs-The last sale Of crude turpentino was
made s.. per $50 lbs for soft OF spirits turpen-
tine at & -21 y p per gallon Rosin was quiet at si3
SlS 20 for anG at S13 90 Sl4 l2, Ior strain
ed, and si4 q sl4 70 for new and low No I. and as
SIS $ioior NO. l.
and about Ic. higher Cor the former. Sales Of sperm
were maze Ncw Bedford for export, 81 4o aad whale
small in this market nj Itc. II ac City useed
better, with small sales at 00c., cash. Summer ard win
| ter lard commanded TSc. SOC Crude petroleum
Ing; and st il sr prices sales were active e 40 10
grseity at 10 lsc lG}sc closing al l7c asked with
cd, in hand and sale, was scarce sales Of straw
coered OF 10 0 degrees test were made at 2Sc SIC
Light white at 81 &c. 3se with sales In bond. testing
lis l25 at COG. 32c part for delivery this mouth.
was at a4c .:c. and camrhcao was Al s. Us s3 40
active sales footed up about 5000 bbs at Si IS Tor
mess si0 80 for thin and $40 25 sle II or prime
Boe was dull ard neayy; sales Of lao bbs al Sl2 ~
sis 20 for plain and at i4 $l4 SO for extra C"t
meats We're quiet with sulss OF so hhas shoulders at
4iac Tacon was irm sale Of so boxes vas iaade as
.isc fer short ribbed city. Lard n good dcuand.
part for cture delivery sales Of 400 packages were
reported, 100 OF which deliverable ia January at
e]ac.; the remainder at CSC loc. Battcr was
steady 1sc. 2ic for State, and l?c i6c. Tor Ohio
Prime TO choice state cheese a: sc. loc aud Ohio
| at SC. SlSc.
SUGARS steady and in fair demand, with sales Of
22 hhds. Cubas at &c. 9sSc for refining goods New
| Orleans az otsc. l0sic., and 800 boxes ut p {.
SFgDs.-- in ICED 10c. 15c. per bEshel higher
Clover and timothy were quiet and prices unch .,ged
TNLow rm with sales o. city at 1lc. ana hasterns
Southern and Western ut 10Hc. a 10zkc q lie.
WHrsxEy-sa.s oil iG0 bbls. at 33c Sc l1c., with
| small lot Of f. & u. AT 3fc.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
The week which ended yesterday was almost

The week which ended yesterday was almost
unexampled III Wall street in the activity of specu-
lation which it witnessoX The above table will
snow t..e advance which has taken place IN the
leading speculative shares. To understand the
situation. the reader must bear in mind that the
volume of transactions was fully four times that
of any previous week on record. Surprising as
this remarkable development Of speculation ap-
pears to SOME Of the brokers at the board, it is
susceptible of very simple explanation. In the
first place, the United States government is spend
ing over five hundred millions year among the
people Of the loyal States The practical effect Of
this expenditure is the same as il Great Britain
or China had suddenly increased its consump-
tion of our products by five hundred millions Of
dollars in a single year. Every one can under.
stand that if we suddenly swelled the volume of
exports from 500 000, 900 to 5000 900 900 the
result would be an enormous increase of CONNER
cal activity, prosperity and wealth. 10 all prac
tical intents and purposes the war expenditures
answer the same end for The time being, though
ultimately they will have to be betrayed by the
people at large in the shape Of taxes, In the Sc
cond place. we are now Trading on basis Of paper
currency of which $500 900 900 are already author
lied, and of which Congress win probably authorize
o further issue of $685. coo in December next.
This issue Of paper culrency--like all previous
Issues OF the like kind-insures an abundance of
money, and proyokes q development of specula-
tion II is already at discount of % per cent as
compared with gold. No one can tell how much
farther it may deprecate During the Napo-
lconic wars gold rose in Great Britain at one
time to l42, and the consequence was that the
business of the Stock Exchange quadrupled in
amount. At Richmond, al present. gold is selling
at 220 Finally, it is beyond dispute that the
Northern aud Western railway companies are In
better condition, mechanical and financial than
they have ever enjoyed since they were first
built They have spent the past five years in
paying off floating debts, improving their road
bed. bridges, culyerts, &C., and are now al last
prepared TO vndicate the wisdom of the parties
who planned and constructed the roads They are
earning more money than they ever did, with
every prospect Of !, further increase Of traffic.
Under these circumstances, considering that their
present prices are on the basis Of currency which
is % per cent below gold, the recent rise may not
appear unwarranted. 1t is instructive to compare
the prices OF 1856 with those now ruling, as the
following table shows ;hem:-
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
S HiPPIN G. NE w S
Por. Of New York, October s, lses.

ARRIVED.
Eark Conln Sn h. Aspinwa via Montego Bay, Jn
rs 90 sroke schr A Crsneal, bound &.
Bark Linda Davis Remedios Sept n, with
&C iona Thompson Sept 49, lat 81 lon r. spoke brig
Millken, from Dew Orleans for Boston.
Schr Abby Bracket COZ Camden Mel Cott Frontera, IS
day with mahogany to Metcalf Duncan. Sailed
lany with schr Clifton, for New York.
Schr Statesman, Holmes, Yorktown, 4 days.
schr Roesswsy, Waits. Virginia, days.
Schr ID Hgg ns, Matthews, Alexandra,4 DAYS
Schr Lynch. Dewey. Washington, days
Schr NJ Van Name, Van Name, Alexandria, daya
Schr r Tull Cooper, Georgetown, DC, days.
Schr n Hale, Perry Eizabethport for Portland. CT
Sci Mcdior. Hopkins. Bangor via Bridgeport, dayA
Sclr NJ Coon. Ayerill Rockland. days.
Schr Evelyn, Palmer, Stamford.
sehr Rival Wood Stamford.
soop Commerce, Cole, Eli7abehport for Providence.
Steamer Tlios Sparks (U transport), Pierce Washington
to u Quartermaser.
Steamer Cosssck fus transport). Newbury Washington
10 u s Qtiartermascr.
Steamer Trenton (U transport). wilson, Washington.
in ballast. Ny
Steamer wh,,don % ,ransport). Higgins. Washington,
Steamer Raritan. Slower. Trenton
Steamer Falcon. Nye, Providence.
BELOW
Ship Catharine. from New Orleans. Elf
Wind at sunset NSW.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

M SUNDAY, Oct. b, lstS.
The trade tables for the port Of New FORK for
the week ending yesterday show .. continued prS-
ponderance OF export. over imports, notwith-
s'analnss 'ne increased activity of the import
trade. The aggregate export, consisting OF pro-
duce, merchandise and specie, amounts 70 oyer
s5,50 900, while the aggregate import is stated
at "a, ,5s9,997. The specie export is in excess of
that Of recent weeks. the high price of exchange
and the fluctuations in gold having enabled shrewd
bankers to seize opportunities of shipping at
profit. Produce Of all kinds continues to flow
outward as rapidly as ships can be found to con-
yey it. The best reports which are received from
agricultural authorities in England encourage the
belief that all the cereal produce we can ex-
port will find ready market in Great Britain. In
the matter Of the export OF cotton We have no
change to report since last week. The supply
from the Southwest continues very moderate. A
decided military success in Kentucky, acting upon
minds already infamed at the excesses OF the
scoundrels who are devastating the country under
the name of guerillas, might, perhaps, lead to
more liberal shipments of cotton to the seaboard.
AT the Same time it is SO plain that our i'm
portatons of foreign goods are going to be very
large that specie and breadstuffs must obviously
be our main reliance as a remittance for some time
to come. All experience shows that in this coun-
try the volume of imports depends directly on the
expansion of credit, and rises or falls irrespectiveiy
of tariffs We are now at the commencement of d
period of unparalleled expansion, during which
the enormous expenditures of government for the
prosecution of the war are going to create new
aristocracy Of wealth, while the rapid creation Of
paper currency is sure to render money abundant
and cheap. Under these circumstances, our inn
portations of foreign goods are sure to be very
large, and may perhaps exceed those Of any for
mer period. The bulk Of them will have to be
paid for in specie. There is every reason TO be.
lieve that our specie exports will increase from
this time forward. and that before New Year the
banks will have reason to congratulate themselves
upon the sagacity which led them to hoard their
gold instead of selling it at o premium of ten to
twenty per cent.
The following are the official tables Of the foreign
trade of this port for the week and since Jan. Il
IaroRIs.
For he treek 1860 1851. 1862
Dry goods .......... 81. .G02e10 SAT $40 1s4s,274
General merchandise. 2ot1 Joe 1142,4o3 3,ofl ,723
Total for the week 81, ,7os,7sl 900 s5e 45saaaT
Previously reported. Isl sT 100 c67 7e6 1873 425
Since January l.. sls5 ls0 0es 1ol 7Ss,ls 422
Exroas OF PnonucE AND MERCHANDISE
For the week 80. .7as,2ss s,cis.sss $50 4ec
Previously reported &C s51 535 93ol49os 3os33
Since January $50 ,757,7ss as,o5. a4l 1os,7loasa
EXPORTS SPECIE.
For the week ... $3.50 a1o none 1,7lso74
Previously reported AZ lSo7ll cao4 So 4a.s36s2s
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Massachusetts, Troops EN- Route.

FD.rON, OCT, 4, lstg
The Twelfth Massachusetts battery Captain Jones' eft
Camp Meigs yesterday for Washington where they will
be furnished with 6ed pieces and horses.
The Tenth Massachusetts, battery, Captain Sleeper win
leave on Monday.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
trTY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

. NKT't Z, OCT. F---n 7. y.
Asnls.--Jhc market was quet, ard sales limited a.
81 II 4 for pots, AMI ~ 81 81 I ior pearls
EsRApsfrrrs.- our--Ihe!e was good and active de-
mand, ana the market opcacj ~ advance in some
cases Of &C. 1oc per bbl. but wards the close lc
aninalicn prevailed, aud tho improvement great
measure lost Tie transactions embraced about 900
hLls cn.ina y Thin the following rnnar OF nrccs-
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
NEW YORK POLITICS.
General WAdswOrth's Acceptance OF tho
Nomination for Governor.
YorK Scili

INV IUIh ScV 70, IcU.
GENERAL JAMES s. WSBsWoIgH:--
DEAR SR-i have tie honor TO inform you that you
were nominated for tho Office Of Governor OF the State
New York by convention composed Of resolved
nnintan the integrity of the Unfn hout regard to
their past party relations, and held Syracuse
18th Of the present month.
enclose the series of resolutions adopted by the con.
yeu'ion. an indication OF las sentiments and PURPOSES
Your nomina!o was made with very remarkable
degree OF unsnmity and enthusiasm anu behalf the
canveutrn beg leave RESPECTFULLY 10 request your
ceptaioc ol It, am, very respectfully, your obcdent
servant, HENRY j. RAYMOND,
Pres of (,ouv iinn
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

M iSSiNG fEiiAI}.s IN TIE Army AND NAVY MAY
I'll b. card lrin rpli tlou 70 tac Undersigned.
". 4sOSD, sUpe. iuicnucat,
No 30 Nasfsn street opposite the lost oce, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
MATRrMONIAL.

xr,rRINoNrAL.-A YOUNG LADY, OF vEWf PRf
mi possessing appearance Wishes 70 form the Aeqyihsau6e
OF gentleman With view 10 marriage; none ne0a ewef
this Unless sIncere Address Miss Nthie cWda kASn z
Ntg York Post pfice