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EsagsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR TIE
NAVY
NAVY DEPlRTMENT

ECRRku OF PEOSlSi0kS and CIoTHING. ,
FdShiattGa, d. C May u, l3G5.t
sEtLKp pEoPosALs will be received at this Office
cntil the fifteenth day of june, 1885, at moor. fer
1se supply of sixty thousand pounds OF fresh Beef
and sixty thousand pounds of fresh Vegetables, on
the wsshin gton station, during the fiscal year
commencing on the arst day OF July next, and end
ing on the tbirtieth june, 1864
Abe Beef and Vegetables must be of good quallty,
and the best the market ahordsi and each article
must Be offered for oy the pound The Beef TO be
IN equal portions of fore and hind quarters.
Bond with approved security will be required in
half the estimated amount of the contract, and
twenty per centum in addition will be withheld
from the sIncunt of each psyment to be made
collateral seen ty for the due performance OF the
contract which viii! on no account be paid until 1t
10 fully compile with.
Bvery offerimade must be accompanied (as di-
Yeeed in the act of Congress making appropriation
Scr iise naval serrite for 1857, approved 10th
August, 1Si6,) By written Ruarsnty, signed by
one or more responsible persona TO the effect that
he or they undertake that the bidder or bidders
an obligation within five days, with good and suf.
Ecient suretiss TO furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal viii be considered unlsss accom- pa
pied by such guaranty and by satisfactory evidence
that the bidder has the license required by law
w
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n OUARrERMAsFBR dENERALs oFPIos,

W4SKfN0fOk ClTY, mar0a l9, ls1S.
Owners Of steam vessels are invited to send 10 the
QuAItermsster Generals Once tenders for their
charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions OF the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled er registered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, n6terial,
whe.her eoppered. whether side-whsel or pro;
pslere, whether iron or copper fastened, size and
powsr Of engines and boilers; and should state the
xxice s. which they are offered for long or short
ck after with tie estimated value of tie vessel in
ease Of loss, or IL case the Government should
urefer 20 purchase instead ef eharterns.
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service OF
she Guarterm.ster's Department are requested to
make krown 20 the Department any reduction in
heir present rates which they may be willing TO
grant, and also the price at which they viii be
wiling TO sell t6em.
an such tenders should be addressed 20 the
CusJtsrnaSser General of the United Ststes, 1t
Wsshirgto and should be endorsed Proposals
for Oh srter OF sale of steamerH.o
When received, they will bs oonsidered, and the
DEPARTMENT will ehdesvor TO reduce the heavy
sxperse attending army transportation nron the
ccesn snd tide-vaters by substituting. wherever 1t
can do 60 cheaper vessels OF eeual capacity for
tfsose Dou en- rloyed. u. u. NJ ETGS,
mar q Sm QcArfsrmsster General.
DR0POsALs F0R BAY, STRAW AND GRAIN
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By G. Moe UlRk i co Auctionsers.'
nESlKABLE DWELLING aOU6E ON NORTH

By ]. G. Moe GUlRk i co Auotioneers.
nEslKABLE DWELLING noU6E ON NORTH
ATTEssooN
sell Lot Gin Dsiley nsdivi.ion Of part Of squsre
No. 2l5 fronting = feet on north street, between
!4th street and Vermont avenue running back ne
feet 10 d paved aliey, improved By an excellent
ns and H Bril- nTsiinx hhosse
OF the Lot. The premises are furnished with gas
throushout, with Potomac water in tho yard aud
The situation isA delightful one for 9 private
Terms: Onehalf caah; remainder in six months,
With intsrss., secured by ~ deed of trust on the
jeld j c. MeG UIRE L 90. Aucts.
By &C. MCGUIRE Il co, ;, Aactioneers.
1,EN SUPERIOR LEATHER TOP BUGGY
n WAG9nS WAGnN,sa sT fGnL'c % C., AUfT,oEn0n sATUR
of the Auction Roons xs 81 ali ssii
by fairehiid for city trade.
myp &c. MCGUIRE CO., aucts.
W.LWALL co. -Aue.ioneers
Z. LAbIEs' De.IGAT AND cAka o.
1T e. of a.sTss s.nsd from the csrh
Columbia sitting ss District Court, and to me-
directed l will sell ct public sale for cash, COM
st. u ssh the fes
Of the following Goods and Chstteis, 10 wit,Yis
50 barrels Of Old Whisky.
Lot Shoulders,
Lot selidifed Lys.-
Lot EsseDce of Coffee,
Lot ssas sho7ss, ,,Ss,a Spades. and Forks.
Aso aas hs seaSoKER sfssa Il EAbf1s 81 spns SiieEr
''kls AsgsIR; gsRb f. spf LHaSs s1sGssr15 g. n.rsn
Ll-6t Ii 4
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In fehsarsal-The thrilling. beautiful story,
EENEsT MALTRAvERS;
Oh, TIM BRIG GAND's DAUGHTER.
~ Admission o., q, and 76 cents No extra
charge for secured seats
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VIZ HIDES-EIDES
w liz Ea sold at Public Auction, on evsys
WEEE EsDAY and SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock q
m at the WhsTf on SIKH street, Washing Rton, si
the Governmen Essf ERies On hand at the tine Q:
sale.
Terms cash, In Treasury nctsa, 70 be paid At sas
memsnt Of sale g. BILL
5aIs [Chron.I 1t. Col and g. s. q.
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ByJ. C. McG CIRE L CO., Auctionesrs
EEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
BUILDING Let's on TIE ISLAND. NEAR GRACE
CBrRCH-Cn TU ESDAT AFTERNOON, June 9Th
Al d O'Clock, on tie premises, we shall sell Lots
Nos. Il, Is, and Il. IN Square No. All, fronting
each 2j feeton oh street west. hetwesn D and +
streets south, (IslsndD shor. distance south OF
GTaceChurch, fronting each q feet on 9Th street
and rur ming back "a feet 10 wide public alleHr
The lots are beautifully located Tor private resi-
dences, and will be sold 10 the highest bidders.
Terms cash.
my q d J. G.. MCGUIRE e. CO., Aucts,
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
NEW HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1863 TRIPLE SHEET

and taking the aggregate Of eighteen cid roads, n
which the number Of miles has not materially M
creased, we find the gross earnings for the hrst
nine months Of this year, say = me LIST OCTOBER
amount to ss9 7s6. .44s, against s296ss 's4 during
the same period last year, allowing an increase OF
over "a per cent. In thee figures, however, no
allowance IL made for any nflation in the currency,
which il may be claimedjs necessary. II we take
the price Of gold on list October, 1868, ct l40,
AGAINST l27 on LIST Octsber 1862, this imitation may
be estimated at Is per cent; and, even allowing
this, there would stn be very important increase
in the earnings of shese eighteen roads. Now the
questions arise, is this likely to continue during
the war, and, u the event of peace, what would be
the prospects' If the war goes on there seems to
be NO reason why the arguments Of the past
should not hold good in the future. The business
of such country as this must be carried on, and
has thus far involved an increase in all kinds of
traffic. In the event Of peace, which must sooner
or later be restored, whatever may be said az to
its effects upon those branches Of trade almost en-.
tirely depending upon the existence of war, it
may be doubted whether railways are likely to be
severe sufferers. A revival of trade such as
would be caused by peace between the two Sec
tions of the country would, in all probability, be
great TO tax all the avenues of internal COM
pNlieatiQq to their fullest extent. That the
South will have cotton 70 sell the recent large re-
ceipts at New Orleans and Cairo, even in the face
of such difficulties as war entails, have given i'm.
portant evidence, and that they will require our
manufactures and Western products no one need
to be told. The following table will be found in.
teresting:-
RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
Port OF New YORK, November 8, 1863.

CLEARED.
sssmshp Siy Q, Cork Br), Tbee,,'. Queenstown md
ship Atmosphere (BrJ Freeman LverpoOl-Tap.coti
AGS 90, p,,o. 49,.
ship eh.os, Edwards. New oriesns-w 4 Nelson.
ship Hoeomos Main. ksy wes,--Benner Brown.
Bsrs Der Freide Prus, Packs Antwep-Funeh. hernese
B.rt Giovanni corregio. TOmmssni. cadis-Holmboe 4
Bart Traveller tBr). Rsnde. PernAmbueo-J Phlpps
BARK TeIss Horton New orleans-T r Webster.
barh Tycoon, Dewhurst Ess oriesns-WakemAn. Dmon
Barb Psadn tArsen). Brown. BAl,inore--g = Dav son
srs r Hoan ssrnon tbf Wsrps ,, rone Y n,so
sehI Abbe Bradford. freeman, sirasoaneBret,, Son
Brs LAZY wssainston tBr. Morrison. s, John, Mp
schr Indian Queen tBr,, whi,.ly HAlisr--T James
ssI s%ya. s.%y M.sls hnei, b.s
r Su.sS ca v1s Ss To9p % ps.s !; aadss e JOIN
sehr Y Cannon, Ross. chinoo,eAsue-A Haven.
sehr / Josnson. Culver. HierssdriaIi kenny
sesr ( Rs@ and Ss@son' BaiIlmof,~x:nr AAbooiL
se6r whistler. prss6r.y. taunton.
ssSsT sss slf.s ssno. S-,sI Levi: wi. Ws.sao Ms.s
Steamer fanny cAd~Nlader. Pierson Bsiimere
ARRIVED.
U steamer Daeotah. Lieut. Corndg D.Anss. HAMPTON
s,sanssip Tuba Cain tBr) Poster s, Douinso CRY o.
Vs. x.y.ae1 s,h 50 johns. PR 1lsi and !, Iaqns. z,a
o.ss 1 ef frees.sos ssd.s. s.s Ss.a.s sg
~ vith mtss, 70 Lst the NE trades IA lai Il IA
Tie Pacific and hsnoe 70 ihe Equator had hi and vArAbe
.lnds and Gains crossed NE E1.A,or ~ ths Pacific N on
S G's Esrs 90 s5t I Is;:sa s aa9'i' Fo =
dam, ny, Passenger, died Of oonsuup ptign.
shp, Wtampea tof re~ouryforh PrhhMd, Caeaua,
Good Hops Sept ~ crossed The KFustor IN the snc Oct
Ia Ion Ns had Gains and gkt winds most % ths fAa
.ase go ms. "a, a ON - ~ spots ,ehr Y0ahs T.'sr
ship Europa (sf Boson), Ayre., whAmpoa Nay =. ard
NJ HslenaOc "a With teas A., W VIM BoarimAn of h9l
pn. Bnus home four prisonsrs eharFei -h he uurf'f
xchael HureZ, wm Emlih. Evan Bd-aris, Nso iisnu
UeruLn md Iho~e on n vitnes-es SIPS - al y y 700
y .ss ehs.sd By f.Ilr rz.a syif By, Pisai ssn 2.
shp Reward of LONDON from ~ Helena for DemarafA.
With ~ sssro ernlrsnts y fsmA4esl All wshi - Be
bart wm Wilson, " days from oibrAltAr for New IOrt
70 road l-on " Hsnnlnxs a oosllng
ship o.,rgans fHanoJ, sobmsna. Bremsn 2, tafs IN
bAlss 70 GLAZING Co. Hal hsA.y ~ rAles f.f thIs
10th q bvmsn, fell ffcra sloft and ssre slAsi
Bars Cleaseand fBr n rorth shsidsi nos fbsox
tss. hEn With bs, v Hdnistsn Bro. fs.s.i tsp- ~
.oa hs,s s.g ~s e,.,J s's' ua-~sd 'h' aA''f IN
Bars ssa spriv fBrl Oarssit HgnssrAnd u ears, -ih
e4L y W Nor-sii kCo.
Barr csnpos tBrj HAfv.y, 0Asss-, esJ', -i'h iroa
Bars fsa ts,l. secIs. B,liIs nso, n eAJs -a ss
Bst ~. 90 r.rtsl.l pgris. ssrseo, o.ts .ilA 20,
Br tat Clsvs Aaf ~ fAys from kAa of fs- yors Abs
soypaitd hsr wah Jsovisifns
ssy. ~h nsk.s~s A., 70 sisAot bfo. FA~-s roika Va
Bsr. NERVES. sros, Na,ash ~ rsomss 70 aays 3. bal
last 70 Funes ssiusse wsndt
ear. 18th .as.r y brsir BaB 90 ~ ~ l..s
- sss~s ssi EsK G>sa
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

s the rebel lines. We yhea pvooes6ed 70 ths flagship
report the senior onrer all well pleased after
Eoed nights work. We let go anchor at half past
ntns O'Clock A. NJ and carpsd she 10 the husband
e his vile. He Immediately came board, and was
Svsrjoyed at the happy ing. l
Tho steamer Venice was owned In London. about
th usand tons burthen, side double smoke
stack, very long, had three powerful oscatng engines
three large boilers and sixteen furnace ues she made
sn her trial trip twenty mihs per hour, and par-
chased Tor blockade purposes fer the OF EFT 600 She
has made several trips between here and Nassau and
vas chased twice BY feet This the third steamer
6astroyed inside OF two months and half Their names
yards Of each other.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
MIR. w. ii. Stiner's Despatch.
Fortress MONROE. Nov. I. 1866

UNITED STATES DAcorAB,
Captain BENJAMIN E. Sands. from the blockade OF VII
nington arrived In Hampton Roads last Thursday
ing. Since his arrival II has been ascertained that the
smallpox RACES board Of her, and has assumed most
vruieut rorm Several cases have proved fatal and the
Unfortunate victims been buried in the cemetery
On the beach, about half mile from the fort Twenty.
1eecn patients were taken from the Dacotah yesterday
and transferred the Pest House charge Of Dr. Henry
Gross, where they the best possible care Dr.
Gross iaorms me that several Of these men cannot re
ssver, having been exposed too much.
THE DIsKAsz
On board OF this fine ship supposed TO hace been caused
by her communicating with various vessels that have
been boarded tho coast OF North Carolina Thus IN,
we have not heard of other vessels in the squadron being
h any way effected with a similar misfortune
For tho present the Dacotah lying at anchor or tho
guardship and no il allowed to have any communi.
cation with her under any circumstances
MAJOR GENERAL scIENcK
snd stan arrived here few days from Baltimore on
vieit TO Major General Foster The two pro
eeete 10 the Easternshoro OF VIRGINIA which
N e depar tmen OF the former. The object the visit
IN make arrangements to station forces in that
heghborhood as will afford adequate protection TO the
Union residents OF Acc and Northampton counties
and also 10 arrest the extensive smuggling operations
going on acro;s the Chesapeake Bay Several Indies
cempaned General Schenck, and on Friday night the
party returned TO Baltimore
NETWORKS NEWS,
once famous-made so by It's first occupation by the
FIRST Vermont Volunteers, and in command OF General
Pheips-has for a long time been deserted, except by
the war ships stationed at the mouth 'of the James
river and used only by tho officers and to come on
Shore for the purpose OF shooting game. Latery how
ever number or troops have been stationed
here and the appearance OF the place is again lively
and has quite martial look Being q very healthy
location the troops enjoy their stay here very much
They sent to this place to recuperate and fast
gaining their health On Friday last
OF the troops in camp the Newswas by Gen Foster
rradfa faht ana Drt.o
man commanded the forces on inspection The
In composed OF veteran soldiers who have partc
pated In heavy engagements. How long troops will
remain rs an uncertainty; but when wherever they
may be needed the government may assured that
they are always ready for any emergency.
CuARLEsToN
NO have no later news than that already published,
which tie Arago took direct to New York. Tho gov.
eminent steamer Boston arrived here today from Hilton
Head but having left there last Monday (26th uit she
brings no additional news. The firing from General Gill
mores batteries is said to be unremtng and very effect
've and is likely TO be kept up for time come or
until Charleston is reduced The troops In good
Spirits and TO finish the campaign against that nest
Of treason by eveliing it with the ground
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Nov. SO r. N.
AsIns.-1he reduced stock restricted business 10 few
bbls at 8 IS for po,s and - 10 for pearls receipts
2s bbls
BRsAnerrrs.-The market for state and Western -four
was marked by substantially the characteristics
noted for the last day twodepreesion In tho low
grades In the absence Of any considerable export move
mont and steadness n good trade brands the supply d
which does not Increase The receipts to-day wcro lar
GER reaching q e53 bbs. and tho purchases foo, up
IS 900 bo within tho subjoiDed range Of qao,a,ons
which represent tho closing saos. Included In The
salee were a. Louis extras, at 81 10 fll 20 for
ordinary 70 choice. At the close there was rather
better feeling, owing TO tho rise In gold. csnads
-four was duh and pr,cos Of common descrip
tons ruled In favor Of tho buyer. good trade
brsnds wero wcil sustained, and IN some Instances
triHe higher sales OF 100 bbs. Southern Honr met with
fair inquiry from the trade and the market without
important change sales of 200 bbs rye -four continued
nr Wow Of the small supply the market sales go
bbls. at % rs 20 4O Corn meal was also scarce and
very nrn at quotations. sales 100 puncheons At Gas 50
and 900 bbls at t5 90 for caloro, including randy
ITO arrive) at IS go receipts Ts bbls and 80 bass
Buokwhcat nour very dull st u 10 - l per 100 lbs
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

Tho wheat market was very much srosed t2day, ani
prices advanced 90. &c. consequent upoo an Increased
speculation, based vas underwood, upon advces from
the west and tho rso IN gold Certain 10 ", sbippes
were not IN tho market. while tbe local trade puf
chased no more than usual Tho days uansset0ns
foot up 2eo 900 Bushels At 81 55 A 20 for sra1.es
club and spring Chicago 81 u ~ for amber WI.
wsnkes tl % 81 Is for red Western wsrtsr, VI -
81 81 for amber Michigan tho latter er,reme figure
Receipts n las bushels. Rye scarcs ard hnahy
held at 81 ~ 81 rs. Receipts 1873 bushels Cofo
met with better demand and the market vas tifcpger
advance oi ic. having been raid In some nsttncss
The receipts ooutiDue very light, being tor " day oay
3tS busheis sales l30 ooo bushels mostly on
speculative Al 05 81 % Tor sound western mited,
IN ssao Al 0T 81 OK Do, asoat and 81 % or whito
western The 0at. ra,sst also parIos lAs s@sia
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
Court OF General Sessions.
Before City Judge McCuun,

Nov. 5.-The November term OF the Court OF General
Sessions commenced at eleven O'Clock this morning,
City Judge John n. McCunn the bench and Assistant
District Attorney o. L. Stuart as prosecuting officer
The court room was densely crowded, and presented
svory indication that large amount Of business to
be transacted On calling the panel Of Grand Jurors,
however 1t was found that quorum was not in attend.
snce Those present discharged until Monday next,
~ which time an additional panel will be notified to at.
Tend and those failing 10 do will be fined twenty five
dollars each. The then adjourned until eleven
ecls.k on Friday morning.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
,..s 9 s.ag,ns tsr,. Besssld. Ha..Aa. dAys With

BsIk Eahmns tsr). Boss'sidt Nassau. B days Win
S.rk husAns clements New Orleans oc, g. In ballast,
. m..tr Had sk winds the entire passage, has Teen 10
s.,s rssI,. sNor ssiys.on Lsgaorn q day., Win
The passage los, both iopsaninasts and received other
son 70 NeerePone Aselaso Oct Is, Oh rorsugAs was
Boarded sr,f Iron from US sunoast clyde ,.a.. o.,.
salla l2,h, with .alI TO I Buck Co
ws ss's 1ssspa u SSs sBr Trsfy Kingston 's SEPT
srs Anna Jordan tBr,s Partridge. Havana Oct is with
sTs ssylu. {RrJ, Freeman, st Jaso. rs days with
sSm sa 70 t, Dewo ocs LAT ST. Ion u spoke 'chr fhAn-
s.s. ssh, storm 1,S srd s. q Je Lssruf RIO GrHaa.
f Nor Y ss Won s sssA .a o M M
sss f1:sss se. or s. ssn SB Levi"
pssn sss'1s % Had a S to-,
Err Ear %%ssas,s %s :: SslSsssS sSSs'i sortel..
schr 4 i Rogers sG., Ferns, Fortress. HsSns Monroe
@ S ssfass SePSbs, Ss, GSSsos.ss
sssr sssr rpxs; r,s HSdsoo b%ss SSs"ss:sasas
scnr O Miles, Jones' Chlnootsssae.
seSr @ re4sp siss:%s% ssai.sr
ssSr sssr S.hsiin: hsss Hsa%iH sa Hcx Ts:nasps s:sna
Schr Maria Jane Jones' Virginia
sssr sssr fris%sss ss SsSss S,s%sT .ass:s~n as.sS
ssr b; R:si%.5 oSs:ss s:ss.S.a Georgetown
Schr Col Satteriy, Smith. Georgetown.
Schr ID A Berry. voorheeA 0eorEetown.
Bchr Onruxt Thompson. Gs0rgetowp.
Bchr Palestine, 0raubert 0eorRetown.
Schr Heaton. Ryan. 0e0sgetOwn tor Providence
Schr l. Robinson, Davis, Georgstown for New Haven.
Schr w Elns Hughes, WAshlngton.
Schr w BIrdsali Soper. baltimore.
Bchr Holmes. Acey. Baltimore.
Schr w saandsrs Aidrich, Pocomoke.
Sehr Townsend, Townsend. 6eaford.
Schr Baker Jefreys Ycouico.
s.: ss an aSS: sss h:s :''''
Schr q Wilson. Wilson. Great Egg HArbor.
Scbr Twilight Jones, Egg HArbor.
Schr Flower, Lowell Boston for Albany.
Schr Coma. West Boston for Albany.
Steamer Qlnebaug (U ranspor). Becky, New Orleans
IL days. In Qnartermastar
Steamer Ellen Terry (U transport). Cbapin. New
BERN NO Nov Hstteras Inlet Sd. with mas
gers. to U Ounrtermaster.
Steamer Albany (U transport. Lewis. Nswbern. NC,
with passe ngers to u Qinrtsrmsster.
to QuartermAster.
Steamer Fannie. Fenton. philadelphia
Steamer Frank. Shropshre. philadelphia
BELOW.
ship Benj Adams from So John. NIB for Liverpool eaky
BARK VIM Wnson tBr), Piummer, from Malaga, Sept 10,
passed Gibraltar Ilth.
Also, one brig, unknown.
SAILED
4h-Barks Scio, Volunteer IL de MAI, Northern Bader
Marin, Il Allen; brigs Waverey Alice Maud AnnhlMar
Careta, Eycesior Oleander Velocity, Fashion, Abbott
Hannah. NJ Boucher, Isabella; and Is schrs
5th-steamer City OF Cork.
Wind At sunset Sw.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
NAVAL pu,zE uus

NAysL PsiLg NoNEY -FkIlH "
~ gsiAgwirE rssffts q ffIra ~ Ifff
HanHiHg an % sFt1n DfefH = WALL
~ v "a street. Efous %. a tasf ere
Hs1th Trs tfrft FhNaisfHf .a -. Hfaf
Aiats.s - fsass . anfa llst ID. ff
fisaFils, Bsintrttgs, b aaf am
csfsuN Dals D. nssa Fthan Fn -
~ Ia osfuft-lt uartsIHs nff.f -
ffaI 90 faiaes1sa gfTff er
fstff. kltiAlfHy. fsrfarf 100.
$3.50 49, - sHHI.a b.
hgurt tsfrga Hss o.
r. "a p..rafs go rr t.fH
C.,..t.s - 20 tfatf a
I.-,.r-s $40 Hsr fFas
- -. frsf a. Ia.at tsfF
49, n "a Hsn - -
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS Moruor No,

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 4, I663
me steamer New York sailed this morning for City
Point in charge Of Major Milford.
rne steamer Convoy arrived today from Beaufort,
n C., with fifteen rebels captured at Plymouth.
g. w. Monfort, the agent for Gov Norton, Of Indiana
arrived here this morning with two hundred suits Of
clothing aud other articles for the Indiana soldiers
scamond, and will leave for City Point next Saturday
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
S HIPPIN NE w S.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
shsufd b ssaisd
AInArAo yos Yonu-rm sAr
srr RISES. 70 noos Risrs..... morn ~
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DEsTIsT us

nR wHfTg's INV AID tvFFi
~ re~'b -Nhsis ssts o. .; fH
Al otbsfs IN bsaliY. lufAnl.f 49,
gfsssr fs1uFftna rlhrs rEsfs 20 'F
tr1c 81. At ~ rg4fih sif~st. 1eaf tfit
tnD CKETiFfrATrs -fAvis '
I.IUA Tfsih "a fsrisf. Hl fnHt B
NIfltFN lft tnr ere lrt
rbssff 10 irssrt ufs a. = fsfara ffaf 80
from tfothacbs Auss DAN, b. Lss
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panr r0sEr Nye Hf,ts tip ~
A Frt.rI n. ElHf fHHr Z.
f-ssaf aa.na afuf fn Hasas
h nnfrn AmT go Nsf5 Efsfi ie.
A. furFf
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Annexed Is comparative BtNteIneht OF the
earnings of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad
for nine months of 1862 and 1861

The Detroit Free Press says
James Carson OF New York has purchased the partial
organization OF the Silver Lead Mining Company at Mar
quete. He pays the original proprietors s25 600 In mo-
ney gives them onetenth OF the stock and puts into the
treasury OF the company 100000 as active capital %
organized will commence operations soon as the necss
sary apparatus can be got to the site.
The Boston Daily Advertiser thus notices money
matters there:-
demand for money s less urgent this week. and ths
avors the borrower who finds easier supply,
but without any reduction In the rates OF interest The
disbursement by the government having percsptbh
influence the market. The treasury Is generally pay
fast receives but the rush for the popular
loan OF the week, left heavy balance in tD
treasury and checked the accommodations at the banks
Business In general Is fair and the movement on the In
crease In most departments OF trade Prices for most
descriptions OF merchandise firm at the recent ad
vance, although the fluctuations IN gold and sterling
change not without influence on the markets. Do
nestle cotton goods remain drm but the market 10 NOT
active holders are not disposed to relax in prices anA
the buyer purchases only for Immediate use.
The Cincinnati Gazette OF Tuesday, remarks:-
There was a moderate demand for money Today and
the rnarxef remained easy At cent per cent
the Ixevaiing hgure in the open market. The market
continues he well supplied with exchange, rates rule
easy at "a 1-l0 discount buying and par selling There
material change IN the market for CON- Govern
ment paper dull at q discount Tor orders, Z
discount for certificates, and ~ 2I discount Tor city
vouchers There active demand as there was
also on Saturday for the $50 bonds II Is clear that
absorbed kentucky money, which Is being bought up
by the banks themselves, sells at premium Bank Of
the state Of Indiana ses at "a premium. The following
are the quotations for exchange and CON-