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The New York herald., 1862-11-17

value to set upon their railway properly. ineio
in reason 70 believe that at least some OF tne ran
vav managers in this State and the West nave
learned the same experience ~ their New Eng
land brethren; but the public in this meridian 40
mot vet seem to have acquired the same conn
denee in the results O. the capitalists OF the East
The first practical step has been taken towards
the organisation Of an open stock board, ON the
ulap Of the Paris Bourse. At an adjourned meet
ing of bankers and brokers, held last evening At
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, it was resolved to organ
ixe an open stock exchange, to which the public
should be admitted. The following gentlemen,
who are understood to control over two millions OF
dollars, were elected by ballot provisional
board Of iirection:-M -Messrs. A. G. Jerome, r. A.
Coray, Henry Clews, Vim. G. Read, =. B. Wesley,
Geo. A. Osgood, Henry Bush, Thos. Q. Durant
and Henry A. Stone. These gentlemen will pro-
ceed to add to their number sixteen persons
chosen from the brokers and bankers OF Wal
street, and will then organize the new institution
Applications for admission to the new
board will he referred to committee,
ON whose favorable report an affirmative vote
of two-thirds the members present will
suiace to elect candidate for membership. No
thing has been yet settled with regard to the fees
to be charged for brokerage, or the sum to be paid
on admission; but it is understood that both will
be more moderate than the rates of the old Stock
Exchange. In other respects the new institution
will be governed by the same rules and bylaws as
the present Board of Brokers. Especial care will
be taken to protect dealers at the new board from
losses by the failure of members IL is believed
that, in this respect greater security than is af-
forded by the rules of the old board can be Sc.
cured. The provisional directors will proceed at
an early day to secure a suitable chamber, with
accommodation for several hundred spectators,
and by that time it is probable that the leading
stock houses of the street will perceive the
sity of securing representation in the open
board.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

No dividend on the Erie old 10 promised this
winter, though the line win earn IL per cent on
this stock during the current year. Next year,
there being no scrip 10 pay of, the surplus earn
ing, will 60 to the stockholders. There are many
persons in the Erie management who. looking
ut the :. present business Of the line.
and estimating the increase which may
be expected from the Atlantic and Great
Western extension, the new coal trade, &C., &c.,
have raised their estimate Of gross receipts next
year to ten millions Of dollars. Nothing has yet
been determined with regard to a dividend on
either Of the Michigan Southern issues; but neeo
tiation s understood to be going on privately.
which may eventuate in an agreement on the part
Of the guaranteed stockholders to relnquish their
back claims in consideration OF regular semi.
annual payment Of five per cent hereafter. Should
.As arrangement be contaminated, the guaranteed
will be relatively cheaper than the sinking fund
bonds, which are selling at l05, and only yield
per cent per annum. II the road earns enough to
pay the interest on the one II win probably earn
enough to pay the ten per cent on the other also.
The following list Of the prices at which the
leading railway stocks Of New England are selling
Is curious and instructive. Ten years ago these
roads were in the situation through which the
Western roads are new passing. Some were being
reorganized nearly all had suspended dividends:
some were unable 70 pay their interest. and their
stocks were all selling at 30 . % so per cent on
the dollar- 4.I.N4 #
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The following table shows the course of th'
etock market for the past week and MONTH

The course of the market was downward last
week until Friday morning, when the more pru
dent among the bears closed up their short &C.
count. On Thursday we had quite panic, which
at the time was ascribed to unfavorable military
and diplomatic intelligence, but which was really
caused by the stringency in the money market en-
suing from the sudden loan Of $4,000, 900 by the
banks to the government. decline in stocks had
been for some time inevitable, in consequence Of
the position Of the market itself. That decline
has now been had, and spectators are once more
beginning to look hopefully upon the future. They
are the more encouraged to hope ss the internal
business Of the country is enabling the great lines
Of railway to earn unusually large sums Of money,
which win be divided, in the shape Of dividends
this winter. A railroad manager has furnished us
with the following list Of dividends which will pro-
badly be paid, he thinks, in January or Februs.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, 10 r. n.
ASHES Small sales were made at sac. for pots and
&c. for pearls. Stock 412 bbs.
Transformation was freely offered at a reduction
OF &C. 10c per bb yet less active, closing heavily
with downward tendency. Sales made of ID 500
bbls. State and Western, GOO bbls Canadian and 1850
bbls Southern within our revised range
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

The railway engineers Of New England have, Il
seems, learned how TO manage their roads 20 as to
secure regular dividends for their stockholders.
and the public In like manner. have learned what
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

uCTr0N NorICH.KxTRA LARqE SALE or
"A Crockery, Glass and Fancy Goods. NJ. SHIRLEY
sucsoneer faespy November Is, 10 o'clock 2Si Pearl
street. by d. Embury, Jr, 500 lots all kinds In o,s
city aud country dealers, wen packed for shipment
buyers call and see o free sale.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

A SsIGNEE'S SALE
IA or hne Cassimeres, Coangs LninGs vestinas Cloths
silesas, and ready made Clothing tho city trade
AN. CRIsTALAR AUCTroNEER,
% Bowcry, viii sell on
THIS DAY NOV H.
AT 1OL O'CLOCK,
large assortment OF and cloth Frock Sack Bus
and Over Coats; large variety Of Pants Vests,
French and Oeran Cloths, fancy and black Cassneres
Doekns silk satin velvet and Maasse ves,ags black and
figured Airacss, brown Hollands, Tanings, Canvass, &C.
Also largo OF wooen mcgnO aud flannel Unicrshirts
and Drawers Hosiery, Socks, Gloves, Ties, Sc.
BY odcr of assignee.
'~s'~.si. = worthy the attention Of the trade.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY g. J. BO5ARr
d Monday November H. at l0s O'Clock at the sal.sooms
No North William street. Furniture, Feed Wa
son Harness ac consisting of mshcaany sofas mAn.eany
Chairs Lounses show Cases. Bureaus Besteas Beds,
Mattresses Bedding Mirrors, lot OF China Ware. Oil Paint
ngs Stoves KnEsh Beer Pump, Bird Cage; also,
Light Wagon double and Single Harness,
Roes Sable Utensi1s &c also SPIRITS &c
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

n az THE CAMPS AM AROUND THIS CITY.
OUR GREAT NEW UNION
PRIZE AND STATIONERY PAcKAGBs, ~''-o'
CONTAINING WHITING MATERIAL
OF Gne quality one copy spiders Camp Companion, and
o,her anr articles worth 81 for only 25 Profits large
scs aaick superb watch given free each agent as
prr day made easy. CAL or send for new circular Sc
RICHARDS co, lU2 Nassau street, ". y Largest and
d~st prisc packaar house N the world.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF
IA FIRST CLASS SECOND HAND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
HAIR AND SPRING MATTRESSES, BEDS, BLANKETS,
CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY,
ELEGANT PAkIAN AND CHINA VASES,

J. l. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
IN. day, lO1a o'clock, te entire urnitae o afa my
giving up house keeping In the private rsitenc NJ u
street Third Sale positive Dep sits
purchaser.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

A UCTION NorICE.-W. NJ HOLLINGSHEAD, AUG
N tioneer Boots Shoes Brogans and kuDbcrs at auc-
ton, Tuesday. Nov Is at o1a O'clock a. store q > T.
Whehouse, 2 Cortandt street. The sale wi conpr Sc
lines bog and youths thick Kip and Slt boots
mems grain, long leg cavalry and Napoleon Boots Also
riois svlns of men tap sole Balmorgs mis-
ses CHI llrens Morocco nailed goods with . oef
styles of goods well adapted To city and country bu er .
Cnta ogues ready morning OF sale
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
xryy PUBLICATIONS.

,.n u.pN AND LEARN THE CONTENTS OF
TX apoi invaluable work The Iivstra,sd Marriage Guide
~ Mssicai ADVISER tIs5 pssesl, by VIM Earl NJ y
. suu Everywhere In sealed envelope on receipt Of 25
saa,s ls,a,nps) Address 5s White street, ~ r.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

BO9ART, AUCTIONEER-BY g. J. BOGARr,
81 Tuesday November ls a II occck at the stable Of
John o. Farrngop Of l26h street and Third
or whom may concern, keeping and
pcnscs, one black Horse, Wagon and Har
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
AZ DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-sALE OF SECOND
lVI. hand furniture, Of . family leaving the city.
M DOu0HIY

M. DOUGHTY
win SELL Monday, Nov ~, at IL O'Clock, at No 100 West
Twenty sixth street near Eighth avenue the entire House
hold Furniture In the above residenceyz elegant
csle; richly carved rosewood Panofoe made by
brated heavy bro atel Window Curtains,
lined with silk cornices oval French plate Mirror Tapestry
Brussels Carpes Centre Tables black walnut Extension
menis Dinner and Tea Sets Cutlery Glassware Tapestry
Carpets Curtains and Shades and mahogany
marble tor Dressing Bureaus weshssnds aud Bedsrad
Cured Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Bosers and
Pillows, Olcloh together with general assortment "
Basement AID Kitchen Furniture
DAwNBROKER SALE.-TIIIs DAY, AT l0k O'CLOCK
Il T1fOS. BELL, Auctloneer, by BELL lN6RAHAM,
in the stesrvoms ~ New B0wt valuable assortment of
Pledged Goods OF all descriptions BY order Of Mrs f. G.
Wood <91 Grand street
TJAWNBROKERs SALE OF MEMS CLoTHrNo.-A.
i NJ. CRISTALARr Auctionesr Is Bowery, Will sell on
Clshiug consstng OF csats Pants Vests, Remnants Of
Cloth Cassimcies Ac BY order Of r. Ganley, 81 Division st.
JrCHARD WALTERS AUcTIoNEER SELLS THIS
IL day M l0s O'clock, ut Is East Broadway quantity Of
general Household Furniture, received 20 be sodBress
Washsiauds Sofas Settees Chairs. Tables Rockers, EN-
tension Tables one fsroforie Hair and HusS Mattresses
Bedseais ovs.er Bar ami Baskets Also 10 pay storage
and advances one hundred Hand Operating and other
Sewing Machines. Sale positive.
yrILLrAM Writer'S AUcTIoSEER, WILL SELL
sorunent Of Househod Furniture removed from Twenty
fourth street, vir:BrWstei and Lac 'ut,ns ~,
Brussels Three-piy and ingram Carpets; beastsaos
Matresses Feather Beds blankets shee,s sSias nn.,
Rock warirobes Dressing Bnrenns ucs piae Pie, and
Mantei Mirrors; China, Crockcry an
Ki,cbep Eurnt,,re Also, order o w w sadu cohstS-
he sI , casis Brandy SIX defnJohns Liquors &C.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
GALE OF DAMAGED HARDWARE
- B. r. FAIRCHfLD CO, AUCTIONEERS,


viii sell. Monday Nov. II At their salesroom, at lo,s
O'Clock, OF whom concern, quantty
English Hardware slightly damaged voyage npor
aon consising OF hstchets assorted Hammers Screws
sadders Tools Coopers Adses Trowels, 6o pounds Sad
Irons
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
BRAHAx vANDBRPooL, AUcrIONEER.-ELE.

A BHAHM NNNDhHFOUI, AUtTIONEEK.-ELE-
"A CANT Household Furniture, many costly
Works Of Art Paintings Satuary Bronxes and Articles Of
vertu, at public auction, this day Monday Nov ~ At
the story brown stone residence, IS West Sixteenth
street between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale commencing at
O'Clock.
Improvements overstrupg bass, &c cost S8oo rich rose
wood Stool covered In sau aud embroidered Cover three
elegant full Suits Of rosewood Parlor Furniture In rich bro
cade and satin; rosewood Esgeres splendid and costly
Paran Ornaments rich Vases Ac Also magnificent col
lection OF Paintings rosewood Turkish and Easy Chairs
in ne rcps rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables
richly carved.
Chamber Suits, In rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Bedseads Washstands Son Beds, Ia line harcloh
10 pure Hair esses from 70 to 80 pounds made to order
Dining Room Furniture consisting Of ane oak Extension
Table Silver Ware rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery
Forks Spoons with cut and engraved Glassware
Of every description No possponcnent Bale at O'Clock
this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
THE MILITARY,

,,oa sA1.r-Two NEW SUITS or UNIFORM. MADE BY
Derpy Co In their best sly e suitable for captain,
.enienant stat oincer. Apply M Walker street.
HrrtITAnY NoTiCE.-wANrED IMMEDIATELY,
MI n. Or twenty OF white Militia Bslts IN good orer
ana on reas9aaslc terms Apply 10 r. l.. MEYERS, iSo
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

| A BOY WASTED-ABOUT 10 YEARS OF AGE TO
| IN a fr One who Is to wor
and bring good reference, apply ai Broadway
OF 18th st.
The New York herald., 1862-11-17

TosEPH SMITH, AUCTIONEEE. WILL SELL THIS
81 afternoon at two O'Clock precisely all the Furniture of
family giving ping at the five story sidrnce
ls Wes Eighth between Macdougai street sixth
avenue consisting Brussels aud Ingran Carpets, Plano
forte and black walnut Paror Suits covered In
rich oroate plush and green six reps marble top Tables
Mrrors Damask Curtains shades Bronze Cloeks
China Vases, Parlor Ornaments, Turkish Arm Chairs
Lounges Chairs, Corner and Book Stands Chan
dclies rosewood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus ash
Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds Blankets Chairs,
Rockers Mirrors, Clocka Sofa Beds. Tea Extsnson
Tables 6deboard Cut GLASS and China Ware Table Cut;
iery Silver Ware, Hastand Chairs match Sr..
Sale positive NbAIi the goods must be removed twenty
four hours aftcr the sale.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-09
CLARK { FULEtR'S
AMBROSIAL OH,
CLARK. GREGORY & co.
Sole Proprirtors,
c. UR f. g

e u II Il 3
Headache. Earsche, Toothache. In three
minutes; Rheum ,tism, Coughs, Neuralgia
Colds, Erysipeals. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia
Collie, Cramps. Inflamed Eyes, Chruhic Scr,
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts. Burns, Bruises
Sprains Chapped Hands. Piles Ulcers, Diar.
rhma, Buniofs, Corns, Frosted Feet, Deafness
Old Sores. Sore Breast, Sore Nipples. Scald-
Head, Ringworms, letter, Snake Bites, Spider
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. Tie ,coria i,
challenged for its equal for Scalds ana Burns
1t cures Scratches Oh horses, Sore Ewes on
horses. Sprains. Swinney. Poll Evil, Fistula.
saddle and harness Calls. fresh Wounds or
Swellings, and is the best known remedy to
apply to tender-footed horses from founder
take up the feet and battle well about the frog
Of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases on
man or beast.
No medicine can cure in all cases, but we
lean show more real proof Of the virtue of
AMBRosIAL OH in its healing properties frcm
responsible men, who are above being bought,
than can be produced for any other medicine
We do not assert cure for every malaiv
to which the human family aye subject, hut
what we proclaim we can Snbstantiate bv liv-
ng witnesses. The AMBaosIAL on. is a
Nashville preparation, ard sold throughout
the South and Southwest by al good drng
grists and general dealers. The Sonth may
be Justly proud that DR.. Clark. native Ten
nesseean. after much labor ard research. has
produced really worihs medicine, which j.
bound tn drive out mnrh Of the WORTHLESS,
imported trash with which the country IL
flooded .,
Please call at our office, where we will
take pleasure in showing letters and testiro
mails too numerous 10 set forth in the form,
Of an advertisements. some Of whichcome from
Physicians in high standing, who are using
it in their practice, as they state with mar
velous effects.
We challenge the world to produce rem
edy so speedy and effcctual in its healing prop
critics. tl :i
W. Read the evidence of the virtue Of
Clark & Fuller's Ambrosial Oil, evidence So
and from persof whose word and
standing are ilreproachable. Read and be
ii5f CLARK. GREGORY & CO,
Sole Projectors. Nashville. Tenn.
For sale by w C. DiEMER, FayettevilI !
Nov. 15.--12m
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VI ri kinr''' s'ways on hand, or printed 10 or
q n, At short notice. y. o. WALLACE
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CS E<HE~

They have, also JUST received and i,.,,I
keeping constantly on Land, a supply Of IL.
finest and best finished BsefaEic Eu,i..s.
Caskets eter brought this market. y t',t.
they will sell extremely low, and div,
in any part Of the county free of extra char.
in a good heafse. Wood Collins rrom,.,I,,
made as low as any shop in Lincoln. and Do
livered free Of extra charge, in any rart or
the county.
WILSON, MOVERS 6 WILSON.
Jan. 90. 3e
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Grinding Feed.-s'H a machine
was invented to grind hay" says
the London Farmers Magazine,
"the ground article would approx
innate in value to unground oats in
producing fat and muscle" Chop
ping hay and stalks is the process
that comes nearest to grinding,
and relieves the animal of just SO
much labor as it takes to do it
Twenty-Five pounds of dry hay a
day is a good deal of work for the
muscles Of one pair of jaws, if
they have the, whole burden of
its reduction to small bits and pow
der; this labor affects the whole
system, like other labor; retarding
the animals growth and rendering
more food necessary to supply the
waste of its tissues. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-26
" RNINe AVe}UsTe &C., 1862:

|. maud takeh tt.sin one. b5 ans, iEoGh ss1bH
T hope such treatment 1yasrolairest br:the ss.
igenGy Of ths service. @Qa the .l2th Of 5uref
t9o days: aftsr the daueS OF. Gensrhl ;LaasSs.
-street'a reports he rubNshaA.-a general
Order fin viii h.~lps states; ;..,s Ar. the: pts=
lieation.~cf ,gensrsl- .'aider.. No .-i3f foam
lbssa haadqesFtsrs,. dAtei Jl.nea: I'd ;it,lffe it,ffe
extent Of. 1hs'. ssrEncts.ff: Major Gensssl
Hug7I's .diyisioa w ss.' nat uhdsrstBosI--v
+ That GiEisinn.is antieled; To- ,its shsfa-of; The
! honor of.lhes-aaJi i,Hn aass. .ordsEea-thst
:" S*ych Einea!, be, inscribed upos, tIfa tat-
dards ot..the sl2th. 18th .apdlllst Regiments
Virgin ia Eoluntssrr aud rts Sd Regiments
2tFsha ma Nolunteora. II applied ,o.ths Var
nepsTtmenr On. the GthlQE;laly, fap GehaEsl
-Lengstreos.s report: 4.Gnry recsiFei ! it, ss
the l3ihof Auglaa. :; 10 this. official report
| have asked Tor n proper euleirs1 To- which
| All entitled. .Tbe iTeguia,inna- of, the arzsy
7err properly PROHIBIT the publication sf of
fetal torraafondeace,. This. IS: tbs ressssoa
why hass net rsfated, through the. .prsas,
the yariohs reports it hiss pleassi Madntn. .Ra-
NOR to circulate.
|, 1t could, he 4tiearly@shhwn lraa H.isls-ss..s
runners generally ysare: :-snd,. wbile!my han,i7.
are thp patisd, is it. fair BY incorrect.
fa::d2stroy tho; .rsPutst,ba. ef. 7s;fs4
=zes2 - : sEss:3; IIeSsn, ,1fEj JON General.
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rutn- & fes.Ekfti az .st pTs5rtii oreafRed. :t1
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darker ;c"io faI the service dsers@-'Ss E4hso#fl
panth:d51f AMI a',rIs.'shd gFey.ieit- hat l.iI-1
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retain tie sa:I.s insignia 1I rsnE and cni5r-uf
triurHiHsF y. to- thsa a.fer snt-' sfns ess the
ssr!Ma +ts"stL Esessnt1thut-.aaST fe-eBcsr
bsln"t' ineTask -6f CSlSnaf,ta dge-eold. or
git iscf a. trimmings. The dress unssifoErn
'esAla. de- asht hide Rsn,alssns. as az present;
..ott zfl tsr ho,sf@er -aPseat>irs syess-dssi!-
.tea7s eIsspt ,el. ea4ei: OF EbSence afrom Mis
<cdmradrd. If this pISa is, adopted. yEu VIII
fud t1f Je'sIo*seees at 5ls Raeie sci :,nsst o.
araat, s9twiHs skshsel4es loE.to :uEs sdrira-
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{ Generals tad 7rccesicd il 7ultinr olT pa5z-
side CT Mcclellan: |hicntTEr one he ii 5oIi1-
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