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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-02

HAS ARRIVED IN TOLEDO, o.,
And permanently located an Onice In Lenk's Block,
Room No. 8, corner Of Summit and Monroe Streets
Where he will be prepared to apply the Brazilian system
OF cure to all those who require systematic and scen-
ti6c ofmedcaton. Dr. Mortimer prefers patients
who have been ncurable by other
especially those who have been the subjects of medical
imposition and have given up all hopes of relief
In the treatment of fales and uf their peculiar afec-
tions Dr. Mortimer Acknowledges superior and thinks
he is safe In saying that he give better satisfaction
than any other physician in the United States.
The discovery Of the Brazilian system of cure will he
viewed in another and should say heavenly light
by those who relgousy believe that Gods Providence
rules the destnies of this humanity God knew that in
the oftime disease would invade the human frame
and He certainly must have provided means of meeting
the adversary In adequate manner And inasnueh AZ
Gods Providence operates by universal laws He must
arranged in the very framework Of nature an unfyer
principal of cure which, In due course Of time would
be discovered aud spilled for the relief of the sick
Patients residing at distance consult the doctor
by Letter by sending him their age complexion and sex
and One Dollar enclosed for examination fee.
Ogloe hours from 8 to ~ A, NJ, and from to0P.M.
Post Office address,
HENRI MONTooMKRI, Clerk ~,
Dec. y, lses Smo ffF Toledo Ohio.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or a.
i INVALID. N~ VI An
published for the benefit and warning and caution
ture Decay &c supplying the same time ths ~
seCure BY one who has cured himself after being pus
great expense through medical imposition and q1aek
cry by enclosing post paid addressed enyelope aTN
GLE q COPIES may be had Of the author NATHANiEL
MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co., N. y. 1871
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Dec 30, near Fremont, Of diptheria, EnA RUrH aged
eyears and 10 days. daughter OF George Martha Kd
ler -
This morning at O'clock flung fever after an illness
OF eight days, JONATHAN MCGEE, aged "a years.
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IT EGAL NOTICE.
IL Sandusky County Common Pleas Court
Sanford C. Baker, Administrator of
William H. Loop, deceased, Plaintiff,
Betsey Loop, Sarah A. Loop,
Frank B. Loop, Carrie Loop,
Mary Ann Harpeil, Henry Harpell and
Myron B. Loop, Defendants.
Each and all of the above defendants are hereby
notified, That Sanford G. Baker, administrator the es
tate of William H. Loop, deceased, the eleventh day OF
December, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty two filed
the Office of the Clerk of the common pleas Of
sandnsky county and State of Ohio a petition against
them setting FORTH That, Jededih Loop late of said
county died intestate seized In fee simple of the follow
ing lands and tenements, to witt
Tract number eighty, containing eghtyfour acres and
the north part of the east part of tract number seventy
nine containing thirty four acres of Western Reserve
and haumee Road lands in Sandusky county, State of
Ohio.
Leaving the said Betsey Loop, his widow, entitled to
dover therein, William H. Loop, (now decoased) Mary
Ann Harpel, wife of Henry Harpel and Myron b. Loop
his only children aud heirs at law to whom said lands
descended; That no partition of said land, apprase
ment Of dover therein has ever been made.
That afterwards and about the month of May eighteen
hundred and sixty two the said William II. Loop de-
parted this life, intestate, owning equal undivided
third part Of said tracts Of and leaving the said
Loop his widow who Is entitled to dover in said und
vided third said lands the said Frank B. Loop
Carrie Loop, and William II. Loop, his only children and
heirs at law to whom said one third Of said land de-
scended That is necessary to sell said share of said
William H. Loop deceased, in said land to pay the debts
of his estate.
in the whole of said two tracts be assigned that the said
tworacs be partitiOned onethrd to said VIM H. Loops
children and the dover Of said Sarah A. Loop therein
be assigned her. and the shares said Myron B. Loop
and Mary Ann Harpe be set OF to them in severaty and
that the share set off to the heirs william
H. Loop deceased be ordered to be sold by plaintiff to
pay said debts, and for other proper relief.
Said p. ton willbe heard on the sixteenth day Feb
ruary egL zen hundred and sxtythree and the defend
ants required to before the thrtieth
day OF January A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty
SANFORD G. BAKER
Administrator of VIM. II. Loop, deceased.
BUoKLASD EVERETT. Plaintiff "a Attorneys
December 10, 1852. 60w7 Pr Fee 1925
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TiIiin TnhIe.

There arc now but two trims per day. each way
on the G. 4 T. Road; trains will leave as follows;
Going East,.-- Mail 6.13 AN. N. Y. EXP. 4.42P.N
Going = Mail lO.5s A.E. Teicg Exp l0.lsr.n.
Fremont, Lima Union Road train leaves at 1880 A. NJ
sandusky Dayton Cincinnati Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mail, T.n5 AM. Accom-. 10 IS An
Going North, Mail, $40 pm. Accom-, l2 rs Pm.
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IN dherdtiUe, Topic Diureffc aud Ma Caihavfie-
Price. 20 eenia per bog containing so pIlla

IN dheTdffue, Tonic, Diureffc aud Mid Calharfic.-
Price, 20 cents per box containing so Pills.
Each box contains fifty pills, which makes them Ms
eheap again as any other standard pill and four times
cheape and warranted much superior "a the cure Of
nous dseases TO any OF the syrup mxtues soid besides
being more convenient and proper form for use The
RUS are principally an Alternative medicine (eir basis
being the solid extract Of sarsapailh prepared SUI
peor manner) but sufficiently cathartic TO gently assist
nature without purgng unnecessarily, which makes them
Grating and strengthening the body, purifying the system
producing Lew rich blood, and healthy action Of the
stomach and liver
They acknowledged by our abest physicians TO be
not only highly unexceptionablc but eicacous In the
highest degree, and as general
Family Medicine UnequaIed.
The compound Sarsapala Pills are used for the porma
nent cure Of those diseases which arise from an mpure
state Of the blood and morbid secreons Of the stom
ach and liver and wherever medicine required to nv
orate ndpurify the system
They are purely n vegetable compound, and may he
used by persons OF all ages They pleasant to the
palate, and produce nausea, uneasiness gripping In
their operation Hundreds Of certificates could be given
OF those who have used them with great benefit.
Purchasers will be particular TO ask for "Dr Roberts
Compound Sarsaparila Pills. and observe that the green
wrapper on each box has fac smile of the signature Of
JOS Roberts, M D. and G. Fay, aud to purchase none
applications for agencies and letters on the subject
Fay, New York City.
Sold Wholesale and retail by s. BUCKLAND,
sept. IL moo Fremont Ohio
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rIafi arrange mems.


Scholarship in Bryant, stratton Co.'S Commercial
Couese OF Cleveland Chicago, Detroit St. Louis can
be obtained on reasonable terms at the JorRS,t opsv
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Report OF the Young Ladies and Misses
soldiers Aid Society, Fremont.

Report OF tho Young Ladies and NIIases
soldiers Aid Society, Fremont.
DONATIONS.
Miss Mary Fuller cash so cents,
Mary Mcclellan, sken white yarn,
Abby jackson, 2 shirts,
Mary Brush,
Nancy Smith, l roll linen.
Sears, large roll of linen
From the country, roll linen aud dried apples.
Misses Hattie Haynes, Susie Nyce, Alta Hicks
Mary Mcclellan, Hattie Edgerton, Albina Flint
Libbie and Allie Ames, Carrie Buckland. Lot
tie Stlwell, Mary Kridler, Sarah Kridler, Ida
Kridler, Addie Deal, Addie Botefur-dried an
Piles.
They have sent to the Cleveland Branch OF
Sanitary Commission-l6 pair socks, 6 pair
canton flannel undershirts 3 pair canton flannel
drawers, 5 cotton shirts, 79 feather pads 10 COM
presses 81 handkerchief, % towels, IL poultice
bags boxes lint, 29S yards bandages, SO pin
cushions, bushel dried apples, 1 bag dried
cherries.
LIBBIE BRUSH, Pres.
Belle CLARK, Sec.
Officers elected for the ensuing three months.
President-LIDE CHAPMAN .
Vice PTsSident-BELLE CLARK
Socretdry-LIBBE Brush,
1redsurer-NA ANoY SMITH
Receiving COnlD,ittse.-Sarah Kridler, Susie
Nyce.
Directresses Martha Dickinson Rebecca Gar
vim, Emma Sharp, Lizzie Chapman, Hattie
Haynes, Mary Mcclellan.
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ROLL OF HoNOu-DECEmRER.

The following subscribers have paid the am.
cunts set opposite their names on subscription to
the JOURNAL, during the month Of December;
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Fremont Journal.
local and AlisceILaneuus Matfets.

sAAo NJ. KELLER, EDrron AND pnornrrron.
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S. 1863

firm with sale, Of 200 tuo. sai0s35 cash Other kinds
Fin. hos snd w sii se Of
Timber at = 10. us.il terms
LEATHkR-TI-re 10 a fair demand for both Hemock and
O,k Sol. end prices a'e maintained.
LAT fra and good request ssles Of 500 900 East
LIME arrive. spsrngy. and the market h quiet but firm
at 8sc Tor common kocsIsrd a"d 81 IS tor lump cash
being obsined; .ae. of 2J hhd Cuba Mu covado AZ 80
3d. and IL hLds Porto Rico 4se. by suction: $50 bbs
NAVAL STORES continue very quiet. and prices m
he cline bu. for the mos, pat are entirely 10 nis
,n.on per 800 n sZ7d A2) for sreioed aod NO.
+3GG io1 No. do. "a 10 for A. as to sizo and
quality and S2od 100 80 for Cts Pitch per like
change " Refined Petroleum note sole, Of 20 ooS,
.el.s spon for OCTOBER at aIc and 9 DO ios as'e'y
from Aug. Is to sspt 10. buyers option, st@sc:
PROvlSIONsheP ork market !. aiiy sc'iye AID prices
are SHADE finer WIN an soS'G s tn the eI
ate from fsvor,e ,ds IL 10 Tor new Mes 10 80
for OLD rhn Meas and Sg 9r fme see !: Is er
Psn Me.s and lidS SIS for Extra Mess Iiece Beef aoa
beet Hams remaia inactive aud prices axe entirely somns
Cut Me, and in better demands sale, o. ~ pH
at sld4Lc tor shoulders 8iGssc for Hams aud inciudig O
pkgs Clnyased Hams al lO DC. Bacon Il mo- tc,ns suu
prce. are decidedly better sales OF 80 boxes snort dc".
Fl 1s,e Lard il Ira noisae request without important
chaogs In pfoes sales OF ~ b5 a. st0oc Dnt's "a
seaey aod n fair request. we qaoe sns.cs bo fasc
for choice. and MI dle aud Southern do a. 30fc ohoee
in fair densnd particularly choice at FOL rates we quote
good choice state st l1dlc ana do ONO At SiHIOc'
KlCE-1hefe IL moderate inquiry at former rees' we
note sales OF 200 bsg- ksngool at ..O7lc
sIGARS-A y,ry good burn.s. /, doing In Raw Sugars,
aud rrces well supported Private adyces received TO-
day gys tho destroyed a. the late me IN al
y,ns % OH brown Havana and 463 boxes Cru.ted
which though c1u.i.rby LEES than originally reported Is
, sufficient TO rmness be part Of holders We
note sale, OF SO hhds tnClgding CUBA at lOdlIc and
Porto Rico l.3lltc and 10 boxes Havana on private
term. Refined are quiet At lis Hi4,c. -
othy se.ds At for former and I'll 15d - IA Tor
the later Rough FaIseeI quiet yet steady at ~ +Sd %
50 n bushel Of 20 ioa .
TO8ACCO-rhs excessive hot weather prevents activity
sale. Of Isl hhds Ky at IA dl0c.
1INPIs quiet At +2c Tor straits. and DC Tor bsnce
cash
rALLOW-The market IL firm aud more active; sales o.
90 ZOO N city 81 OI lcIc and y ID Weern Oc. cash
WHl5k Y-Ths market is steady with only modefste In
duly sale. vi Nv bbl.. Western 81 S5c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-05

THEFT er $3O0.--Oficer ODER Of the First Pre-
cinct Monday arrested Irish woman u.n'sd HonoaA
Barry employed in cleaning building No 10 Wall .teo
char sed stealing Nj John A stewart OF No ~
Wals the Bow.ry bsns oi "hieh Mr ,. Il ths
rrc.y. The COZ that she took The property,
but that be found the In the cellar and shs alter
ward disposed OF tho ~ Abraham " Jackson No sd
q, eet exchange brokers' About s@ of the money
covered The woman committed Tor examination By
Iu. Conn
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numb.r reported tor This u.AIsss Forty fourth street
f.tSt.
lLe pric-s today are nusted ss folows
FiT,tassliy.......lO al Ordinary 96Ii
Medum............-.. q
81 srus good Becvss can be quoted
IN. ,.usraI average u The nsIk-t At less than SIC
he most Of the .sies range from "A 10 loo
Irc-s per hesd and pound, OF ont weights viii
D. forni IN accounts Of .sss OF sundry drovea
Total number VI Bss1ss reesivsa AZ tine ey this week
ILu 10 ia head more than les; ~eet snd e57 head
lsn OF sst year The average nnnb.r at ssch
Wednesday make, i0j2 head. while the num-
ss. shows ~ head than tie average
AID lbs head moro map his day week
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AmusemenIs.
(ARNCM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNCMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ EVERY DAY AM EVENING.
SHORT SUMMER DRAMATIC SEASON.
under 'he direction Of ,na populr ami talented actor
.. {. W CLARhE,
ia SYLVESTER bLEECKEh Stage Mansssr
with company made ap " The talented ARTISTS in the
Profession a. III. following iist Of viii show:
MI NJ LEVlCk, Nj. L J. HERNDON
Nj J. BGIDGNAN, NJ II. CUNNISCHAh,
MI. r. q. FRANCE, NJ. ". DAILY.
Mr. W. VI HOLLAND, M ]. HENRY
MIR. ]. PETRlE, MI $. JEftARD:
Mira PRIOR Mis-. J. WALTERS,
Mrs. FRANCE. Ma. r. FRANCE,
Miss J FRANCIS, Miss LOUISE CAhMAN'
Misses GRAHAM, Mile LOUISE.
Tn. opened with I. q. wILkES's Celebrated
. '''' RAFFAELLE. THE REPRoBATE;
Or,
TIE SECRET MISSION AND sIosEr RIso.
'-' is EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
al and q O'Clock followed at each pefotmnc BY
DANCE 81 MADEMOlsELLE LOUISE
The whole concluding with
THs LAuGHABLR PARcs
TRYING 1T On.
which keeps tho audience OF laughter the be-
To be al hour, day and evening
LlLLi p hAHkIS.
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIylNG
WEIGHING &C POUNDS
4YARDs II INCaEsI
MOUNTAIN OF HUMAN FLESH
Ever .oen OIL the face Of the glooe.
THE LIVING oURANG oUTANG,
Or WILD MAN Of TUE WOODS.
TWO LIVING TI0ER CATS.
two MONSTER LlyING BOA CoNSTRlCToRs.
AUrOMATON WRITER
TIE LIGhrNlNG CALCULATION
The GRAND AQUARlA. Leaned Seal, sea Lion, Mon.
uer Bear, Living Ausooudas Wax Figures &c.
Admissiouto all % cen's Children under 10. IS cents
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HlilItdrn Notices.

Heavy ArtiIiery.-A few more RECRUITS WANTED
10 nh up Go. b. l3sh NJ Y Artillery. t55s bounty Men
euli.lins sh Company assurcd the beat
service aud proper treatment by experienced oces Man
ths Eorfs
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Usooins CARDS. &f.

AT WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, 104 Fulton-st.
IA WEDDING CARDS. fine Stationery. COiorsd In.
inal Stamping Monog-sms. Door Number Plates ssa
Presses blank books, Cheeks. Notes. Labels. 10 (Estsb
isbed 1879
At J. EVERDELLs, No. 3O2 Broadway,
n WEDDING CARDS aud NOTE PAPERS In elegant
Also Seals Silver Door Plates elegantly engraved
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Wheat I'D. a 3d.; Com I'd 07id.i Heavy Goods 22s.
6da25S. To London, per American flag, Flour %.
81. d2s 4ld.; Wheat I'D; Heavy Goods 22s. Cd a
2js.; per Foreign flag, Flour 2s. Cd. 93s.; Wheat
SID ADJ Heavy Goods 27s. Cd. 300.
Tie earnings Of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road Company for the month of July were as fol-
lows:
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weeks N follows,

d Tho arrival q tbe ATabIa al Haiax, We have
advises from England to the evening OF the 25th
Of Jgly. Cobsols closed on London a, 81, e99i
The bullion in the Bank Of England lad decreased
Gl2 900 during tie week Tho latest quotations FOR
Illinois Central shares wefo e Z 20 discount, and
Enc %. eG!i y cent Messrs. Barring Brothers, in
their circular, report American securities inactive,
except railroad stocks ard bonds, for which there is
is an active request They quote Illinois Central
,hares q discouut Erie shares, 6ii 972i New.
York Central, 76977; u. S. Elves. e.. The -aer
Of Cotton on Saturday, the 25,h. amounted 10 10 900
bles The market was buoyant, and prices have
further advanced d. The sales 10 spectators aud
for export amounted to 1000 bales. Breadsiuis had
nm upws d tendency. Provisions were steady. Bacon
still advancing. Tallow active and advancing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-05

Auausr 4-T,ei9 bbs Flout ga Corn Meal, SIS beg
Do S14 bible WHISKY. 81 90 bush Wheat 1900 bush Cofnf
I2os7 bush Oats. - Pssa Ashes, IO0 gts' ha.se 9"S
pk.s. Pet
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Proposals

CCOW WANTED. SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received ct Thu Office until ~ o'clock TUES
DAY tho th inst for buildings SOOW capable Of carry
ina I3-iDch gun aud DO delivered at the u Navy
Yard on OF before the lei day Of September next
Plan, can be seen al tins oce Of ths Inspection OIL Ord
nance at the Navy Yard
Navy Agency New-Yoik Avg 1863
N'' / HLNDE RSON. Navy Agent.
MEDICAL PURvgYoR's OyyIcn, I
No. North 5thst, PhILADELPniA July ~, ieba
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received up to
- u o'clock m. FRIDAY, 7th Of August neI': iof
fgru,h,ny The Medical Department u. D. Army with 5000
IRON BED5rEAD5 woOden'slst bottoms, 10 inclos hsh
feet Q inches long aud feet lLobes wide
X. MURRAY. Surgeon u. .. A.. Medical furveJof.
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w-YOaK CATTLE MARKET.

For TIVE WyyK FsDIyo TUESDAY. August 1859
TAI pyeEIPT, OF CArrLz FisDs Fok TAX vHEk
According reports from tho several market places ~
lie city, there have been received IaIs week;
ana
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Hr.peuAKrEms 6iru Rrer. n. g. shy. MrnoEsl

HEADQUARTERS 6iru RKGr.. n. q. ). n. Y. MERogs(
HousE leor. slercer and BroOme sts y Aug 3. 1893
General Orders. No. 10.-rhi. regiment will ssssm-
bic at these headquAreis at n O'clock THIS DAY Aug
1863 for the purpose OF being mustered out Of the service
aud pad OH Is important that every member be present
fully uniformed and equipped BY oIder
Col. FREDERICK A. CONkLING,
Counmsnaiiy Regiment
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Urn GOODS.
Corporation Noiitfs.

NO CONTRACTORS.-Separ SEALED
PROOFS Ais. each indosed yh the title Of tho wofk
Cor which the bid be offered will BE- receissd u tnis
ofics until ~ O'clock ~ Of FIDAY Aug il, 1863 for the
contraction Of WEks In the following streets 10 wit;
FOURTH STREET, between Bond aud West Ilth-sL
JONES STREET between Alb aud Bieecker
WASHINGTON STREET, between Horsio and 0snss-
vooft-sts.
CANNON STREET, between Rvinglon and StsDtoe,ts
end IJth between Boomingdae Road Hudson River.
BLANK fofass for tho bids and al other necessary
Too can be obtained application 70 tho Conact CLERK
tA. Once TBos srkPHESs.) Cotton
L. l.. DAKBAOH. Aqnrduct
A. W CRAVEN, } Board.
Oncs 0! the Croton Aqaeduct Board. Aug. :, 1863
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c b. MITCHELL. Adjutant

Headquarters Loyal Brigade of the NORTH.
No. "a Broadway, where al COMMUNICATIONS DO ~
dIessed TO Colonel WM BLISS, organizing the Brigade
ENROLLING OfFlCES-No. 23& Broadway opposite the
City hall, No. tCsnirsst opposite Contteusra 0se. aSA
No. CeuItst, BrsoklyS, opposite City hsA
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miscellaneous.

DIAPER at LESS than MANUFACTURERS
l. PRlLEs.-So connection with tie combined
MONOPOLY ron HIoH PRICES
am selling Noe Paper ffoa rs cents por resm op A
large stock Fiat Cs9s and folio Post much Ices Than mill
pnc.s Letter SI % up. Eud Cap 81 Is npi aud every
de,crptio Of @ than any other Paper Dealer for
Gosh
Oldsu by mil promptly lilsd
a. r HARD
Whol.sAle Paper Dealer
No. ~ Beetmsnst n. Y. The Old Stand
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w a l. l. c X IS.
w This popular sstsb,i shment will open
IN THURSDAY Augast 9, "a
THANKSGIVING MONT,
with besutiigl and romantic pay. entitled
True TO Tue LAST,
fsll Of interesting and hove edrcta ineudins the
LAST EUROPE ~ SENSATION.
WALKING, TALKING PHANTOM
pronounced by all Proeso ind hsrsEs Of Londen and
iHE GREATEST SCIENTIFIC WONDER TIE WORLD
EVER BLHELD.
produced, regardless 81 outlay, bys
COSTLY sClENTIflC APPARATUa
Mr. AND MRS h NATklAS.
who have jo returned fO ,scecssUi huropesn tour are
engaged Tor Limited period aud viii sppo1r In
vita q cseiuliy 90 sctsd company Of
FIRST CLASS ARTlSTKS
Box OGce Gen
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The City Fire Insurance Company will pay, 10th
inst, dividend Of 81 Y share, free Of tax. ST.
Marks Fire Insurance Company will pay on de-
msud u dividend v cent free Of tax. The New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company will pay
on dem and a semsnnual dividend Of Y cent, free
flax.
fhs holders of the 1st mortgage bonds Of the
Chicago and Alton Company. are notified that IL
bonds, designated by the numbers drawn, will be
paid OFF Ut par aud interest before tho Let Of
November.
The line Of steamers between New York and + all
RIVER which has been managed here by VIM. Bor-
den, the agent, is how understood to DO sold for
5000, 900 three boats and some other property) to
tie Fail River and Boston Railroad Company,
whose ue is extending, aud nearly done, from Fall
River TO the Newport Landing. The stock here
afser will therefore, be principally owned in Boston,
instead of New-York.
The supply Of money continues in excess Of the
demand, but the market was active to-day, aud the
greater portion Of tho loans were ut y cent; Y
cent however is the ruling rate to frs class houses,
and some OF the large capitalists are refusing money
offered to them at Y cent. from the fact that they
cannot, general thing, get more than , Y cent
for IT, 1t is possible that the plethorc supply viii
lead 10 lower rates.
Gold was higher this morning. 1t opened at
1881, and was cold at ono time up 10 1881. At tue
Firs, Board SIS, 900 was sod at 1881 q 1874, bat
the market lfterwaId became weaker and closes at
l.7i q 1913.
The Five-Twenty Losn is still increasing in pop
u'arty, and one OF the important features Of the
movement, IL tho gradual increase in the amour. sub
.crbed q. tie various Sub Treasures. At tho New
Yori Sub-Tressury, Mr.. Cisco's arrangements are
admirably adapted both facilitate the transaction
.. the public business and to promote tue conye
uieDc. OF the public. The Subscriptions to-day were
81, OIL, 100 aud the deposits on Temporary loan
$3il.377
The Secretary Of the Trehury was in town to-
nenis. lie leaves for Washington tomorrow.
There WA marked rise in Cotton to-day. The
make, Is &c. v ID higher, with an active busl-
bess spinnerS' account
The accounts from Europe are rather moro favor
able for Brcads'ufI,, aud there was a general I'M
provsment in prices on Change to-day. Flour
advanced Sc, and Wheat and Corn each ! &c
Provisions were steady; Pork was a little higher
but tie operations were moderate. General trade
continues dull, and there s bot little movement in
any description of foreign produce aud merchandise.
The saienen, Of tho Phiadephis banks for the
week ending on Monday was ss follows
C.el,s .,oct ss is D.po.ii, ......... y 70 si8
loan. I'D d.c0UBt. 30 o. 40 Circulation 2,sJ9
sI.,l' IN t,uI...... .isos> a. 5 Dsm.ad .ni -,
Doe from other AZ 0t LssGI sud-I As.. a TO-
d.. g Der B,.. 9 s.tAJ9s
This compares with tie statement, Of the last four