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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

The Connection Pearl street. east of Ne
ridian, south side. Mr.. Florence Richter has
opened this famous establishment. Everything
to be obtained at the Office including wines,
liquors and cigars. is of the most superior
QUALITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

tF Col. X. J. Ryan yesterday in behalf Of
Capt. Johnson's company. Of the 4th Indiana
Battery, presented that gallant officer with n
beautiful sword The ceremony took place on
the balcony of the Palmer House. Both gentle
men made eloquent and patriotic speeches, and
the brave priyates enthusiastically cheered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

~ A first class residence in the northern part
OF the city. OF which immediate possession can be
given. and another never occupied and not quite
finished. are for sale by Delzell and Jones. Real
Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

tB-A At Fraught & Woodward's grocery YOU
can always lind the best of family groceries Of
all kinds; also -four. meal and hominy Fresh
oysters from Baltimore daily received at No. 80
East Washington street. nov3-dJt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

GIRL WASrEp-Wanted, girl to do the
housework in a family of five. to whom good
wages will be paid. German preferred Ap-
ply at No. 7S North New Jersey street. Recon-
mendations required If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

CF- The attention of our readers is called to
the hne stock of thick soled boots at VI. Hunter
4 Cos 10 East Washington street. They have
great many different styles and can III any one
with good substantial water proof boot, just the
thing tor wet weather. They are retailing them
At wholesale prices. octe-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

WASrED-A young who has had three
years experience in the wholesale and retail gro
eery business wishes a situation in town as sales
clerk. Refer to Mr.. James Blake, Ten
nessee street. nov2-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

cB-A citizens meeting for the purpose OF
forwarding recruiting ia this city and Marion
county. will be held ht the Court House
A general attendance j. requested.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

cB- Herts < Co = amalgsmated aluminium,
zinc and platina pen-among III. very best ex-
fanfare offered for .ale by Bowen. Stewart x
Co, booksellers and stationers, West w ashing-
ton street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

tn The testimony in the Longnecker Wife
poisoning case of her husband. for the prosecu-
ton. was concluded Yesterday. To-day the de-
tense bring In their testimony.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

FoR SsLE-Atw story Brick Dwelling House,
with nine rooms. good sized Lot. on East street
Also. n two story Brick Dwelling House on
Mississippi street, near W Washington It. Posses
sion given Immediately.
BY JACOB ELDRIDGE.
Real Estate Agent,
oc2O d2w No. West Washington st.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

u The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad
Company will receive during this week all the
iron requisite for laying their track between Gin.
cinnaii aud Lawrenceburg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
Great We st ern
CLOCK HOUSE.

DsTABIIsHED IN ls40 By THE PRESENT PRO.
III PKTFTOR. At No 20 Naine Street, Cincinnati o.
VIII re dealers will always ind full stock Of the cele-
bra,ed Seth Thomas work, ncudiag Caenders ReguIa-
tors Weight and Spring Clocks aud Timepieces Also
all kinds Of common cheap work from all other
urers All kinds OF Clock Material and Trimmings sold
10 the trade at the lowest Western prices.
Dealers respectfully invited 70 call or send order.
to No 29s Main street. where they viii receive prompt
attention. u. BLAKESlEE.
s-ptas'sa-d'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

tn Paper. Envelopes, Pens. Ink. Mucage.
Sealing Wax. States, Slate Pencils. &c. &c, Ia
large or small quantities. at Bowen. Stewart L
Co.'S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

Masonic NoTIcE There will be "a special
meeting Of Centre Lodge No. -, this Tuesday
evening at - o'clock-for work
CHARLES FISHER Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

BLANK LrasIs.-A good form OF blank leases
or houses. &c.. has been printed and can be Oh
tanned at this Office. oct5-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

IN Yesterday vas cloudy. cold. rainy ana
disagrsssble generally.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

~ The monstrous cafe Tor the indianapolis
National Bank. No l. arrived in the city and
was hauled 10 the headquarters Of the institution
Odd Fellows Hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

Mr. Brown reported directing the Street Com
missioner 10 re advertise for proposals for GER
tain improvements. The bonds OF those applying
TO make them had no, been approved. Concurred
in.
By the same. reporting an ordinance for the
grading and bowldering Of the alley running
north aud south. through square 63 from Wash
incton To Pearl streets. Read twice.
By the same. the contract and bond of Corne-
Illus Collins, for improving the alley running east
and west through square 81. Accepted
By the same. sundry bids for street improve
ments.
ORDINANCES.
The ordinance for lighting with gas the whole
sidth OF Illinois street. between the north side Of
North and the north side of ST. Clair streets was
passed.
sTRTET RAILROADS.
Mr. Brown called up the pending ordinance on
this subject Gen Thomas A Morris. Sho i
named in the ordinance as the President OF the
proposed system OF municipal railroads. appeared
on invitation and made statement. be e>pe-
csly objected To the provision in the ordinance
giving the Council the right to direct what lines
.hould be made. The principle il wrong and
unavoidable. IL was the principle which had
broken up the old system Of Indiana internal i'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

srrsL Prss. warranted not 10 corrode. at
Bo-en. Stewart 4 Cos noy3 d
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
INSURANCE.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company,

OFFICE NEWS BLOCK, NEAR THE PosTOFfICy,
~ Indianapolis, Indiana, insures Stores. Dwellings,
Furniture Barns. Hay, Grain and Live Stock therein
against loss damage by Fire.
oTTIcfKs-Co. ID. 6. Rose, President; J. J. Smith, Vice
President; W. n. Compton. Aetusry; James j. Smith.
Urea urer: b. r. Fay. Secretary.
DssscToHs Col u q. Rose. U 2. ssrshs Indisnspo-
lis Capt j. j. Smith Psymsster State Arsenal lpdisns.
polls; W. T. Gibson, Secretary Indiana Fire Insurance
Company. Indianapolis; r. p Fay. General In-ursnc~
Agent Indianapolis; 7. B. Mocarty, Auditor Wabash
County, Wabash. sepf2s DIN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

Read second and third time and passed.
POLICE.
Mr.. Boaz presented the resignation of Daniel
T. Charles, policeman in the Third Ward Ac.
cepted.
MARKETS.
Mr. Tho mpson. from the Committee on Markets
had rs he stated. made report adversely to the
continuance Of the license system TO butchers
He had been reported otherwise in the papers
lie. a. the country people were very much inter
ted in this matter. desired the proper corrections
mnde
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

~ Cough. At Masonic Hall. las, night. had
. crowded house.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

eTh Mrs. Jane English's great troupe Of Rave
fantomimi-,s al Mssonie Hall tonight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

GoIp PsSs-Another nes stock at Bowen.
Stswan 4 Co.'S nov3 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03


habit TO which Is ADDED observations
Female Diseases ana other interesting matter 1.-THE NJ
Importance the married and those contemplating
marriage whoenertain doubts - their physical ability r.
that Sent to any address IN sealed wrap
per, on receipt OF ten cent? OF four stamps.
We devote our entire and attention 20 the treat
enf various private diseases Of IN pri-
vate report Our DspeDsxys the only Institution ofths
kind I'm America which has been tsblisted by special
charter this fact should give II preference TIE
various quacks Of doubtful character TO In AZ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, November 2 -rhere is great dis
affection among our merchants because OF the
requirement TO carry their bondsmen TO Cincn-
natl in order to procure permits 20 send goods to
loyal points in the southwest which are geo.
graphically tributary to Louisville. A meeting
of merchants is in contemplation. to represent to
the Government the injustice of depriving them
OF local officer for granting such permits.
NoTE -In consequence of the storm the line
is working badly. and We are not able to get the
balance OF the night report OPERATOR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 10
Council met in regular session this evening AT
IL, o'clock. Present. His Honor Mayor Civen
and quorum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

treating ycneriai Diseases, inciu
ding syphilis IN all its stages
GonDrrbea. elect, Structure, Van
cociie. ard HydrOcele, Diseases O
the Kidneys, Bladder &c, with
oct mercury containing a val
uable treatise on thatwide-sprear
nalady Of youth, Seminal Weak
1ess, Nocturnal Emissions, se2us
Debility. Inpotsncy, &c. the se-
eret inirmities Of youth and ns-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
GROCERIES.

n. ALvosp. J.so.lDwruL n.nArrARp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

Mr. s. A Fletcher. from the Committee on
Accounts. reported ordinance apprOpriating
snndry amounts "a fellows.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
MEDICAL BOOKS, sc.
GAlEN'S HEAD DISPEhSARY.
CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURE Or KENTUCKY FOR III
TREATMENT OF ALL TIN DISEASES OF TBF
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANs
- ssa ~ % . q n q, -
PRICE ONLY TIN CENTS.
a Medical Report,

CbntdiRfng 7hirty Fine PIafes aHo sryrqoingsoTh
Asdtosav and PlysiOlcgy ortAe SszY- Or0alsf'.
state Of RsdLsh ana Disease.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
e last year;

The coal tonnage, says the Philadelphia Ledger,
"a beginning 70 decline. the boats on the canals
fearing to leave lest they be caught uniavorably
away. Trade On the canals. we suppose ~ ended
for the season. For the future, until the opening
OF navigation next spring we shall haye 10 rely
the railroads for our coal supply. The tonnage
last week was 1917 .2O7 tons. giving an aggregate
for the calendar year Of 9.2s3,0t tons, against
:. 700 l73 tons 70 he same time last year showing
on increase Of $50 $40 tons. Hence, 10 the end
Of the wear there will probably be further supply
Of 800 900 OF 400, 600 tons. There is less excite
meni % the market a. regards coal, snd decline
from the highest point in prices Of prepared coal
Of about n0y cents per ton.
An application will be presented 20 the L.gisla
ture Of New jersey 81 iis coming session, ior pr.
,ilege to construct railroad from Perth Amboy
to the Delaware river. This Il intended no doubt
70 strike the Delaware opposit. Easton, Pa. The
capital 20 be asked for is $1,000 900, with the
privilege 20 Increase 60 81 600 900.
The City Council u ST. Panl. Mnncsota. has
passed the resolution granting the bonds Of The
city. 70 ne amount Of t2Jo 900. to tie Lake suPo
nor md Mls.i-sppi Railroad Company, on condi.
ton of the completion Of twenty miles Of ia road
within two years, and of perfecting the line from
9, Pau 20 the bead Of Lake Superior within age
vAu.. The resolution il 10 be submitted 70 the
peoo,e Tor ratification. aud sill meet with con-
sderaijse opposition.
The issl raa VI TIE lndiAasesus cod CiaesasAa
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

ceasaa 70, >sgr ~ss igs, NJ '',s - ~, .99
bbs AZ Slsloj y ga Tor wsstsrs ,ne~,; 900 gli
$40 ior csi,s do. $50 .eroea ,,s,, - ~ 'o
sH " for prime mS3. 90 ssS 50 DOR ' " :
tho latter extreme inte Bec' hams veroA N't1 I1
saea @, 30 bbs Wcsicsp ~ si7 10 a SIS N ~N
STEADY vlh OF 800 b,yes oh9fy st exc NJ In
be,l,nd cot deliverable sl 'ts month bat ,,otlA " ~
boxes shcrt clear al lie CafI0ite 10 fsr -
with s,os % 800 pckA,es a. 70 ~ tor aboAi A
i0c a lie for hams sli 10 DI p)uns, bc o N huS.I
i0c a,d 900 erces hau, fot Jsn,ary AZ i0ko Drasss
hogs soi a. IKE. 74o Tor wcsc,a. ead re sci0-
city lard 10 limited demaaj Al yeslcrdsy pricov
Tue safes were 800 bb,s ani uerces Al IKE si2ac
Tor No aot prupc k,tle reudercJ BlttNs AL saaes,
Nero 6iSJty
llC9 was 5ui!. Ai,bout change 10 prcet
SOAr-1D0 boE's otsite on private tsrnls
si1fttiH -lj) tDns Slob:-s so't o. . tDl ~ %
S.e-ian 81 nc
SJsta "a. active with stlos o. 10 bhJs Noe
Orleans sot auction. Al isac. IL soa a. prtyat,
sale 100 10 Cuba uuso0yljo a. Iic ilc sai 10 boScs
usyln. on prighte terms
Tn ~ ,rtlVe. with a,cs o. 20 90 ,bs Al ~
1870 for tiir % PRIME Vcatrr1 sp1 city
IRA VA mDrr trtivs tni nrmsr tAs surs w,r, T. DJs
hal Ghosts Ooo,g, 80 o. aouca,1s anj 9 % psc,s
lFH Ffeen. t)lt on private tcrns
Ta - )jt boxes coke ternc soil a. g. ts25. 500 81
Ca, ten Glt III =, Df ita an1 J0J sib, .t, ~
atGLc
TpAoD.-l-a bbis Ren1cky sni i)) c,sat ,sei ioaf
sold At pfJyipus prFrs
W-r~g unscttifi slf scarcely 40 hr.n sits Do
Boz a. 30 $50 Zoe state AL western
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
r FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
srnnAY Dec. Ia. 1864.

SUNDAY Dec. 10, 1863.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in his last
nusl report, expresses his belief that the green
back currency will approximate more rapidly to
the recognized value Of gold than the most san
gune are prepared 10 hope but he does not tell
us upon what theory he bases his opinion, aud
leaves those who willing TO espouse his senti-
ments on this subject TO conjecture whether, in
order 20 produce such a consummation, the price
OF gold mus, go down 20 the dollar standard or
Treasury notes 90 up 10 premium OF ffty-one
per cent or whether the issues OF state institu
tions are to be crowded out Of circulation. aud
gold and greenbacks left TO battle together The
announce ment did not seem 70 frighten the
spe cula,ors In gold; for on the very day
tha, the report was published coin went up over
two rpcr cent There are very few who can be
made 20 believe that the legal tender notes will
spproximate 20 the value Of coin before Mr. Chase
IA pr.pared ~ announce that those notes will be
redeemed in spe,ie on demand nj the public depo
s,,ori.a. and unless the Secretary can snow other
sources than customs a1ties from which gold will
flow into the national treA -ury, OF that consijera
bly Iess than -ix,y-eirh, M, lions for interest on
the public debt i. annually to t'e paid In coin, IL
viii not be an easy matter TO conv,noe the people
that the government will be able 70 t,,-ute specie
payments on four hundred millions of c;rrency for
some timo 90 come.
The curiosity Of outsiders mss BE- yra'ifet By
learning how the gambling operations In gold ne
carried on In aud around Wall street The amount
Of coin that is kept afoa, IN that locality cannot.
Of course, be mathemstiea!ly ascertained. bat it
may be estimated at about e million and a hah
Of dollars. IL is divided into sums vaFyng from
enc tposssDa W zen THOUSAND d9lLAts. Which ace
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT.

:
ARooh.-5 900 lbs. Oporto sod Oh private terms,
Asnss-s,ock last evening 2sT bbs, Receipt, to-day
% bb5 Market very qao sales 2s bb.s. pot at - Co.
pearls nominaiy ~ IS.
BpxsvA1.-i 900 Dbs. Western soii on private tsrms
Receipts ~, ,565 bbis -four, i3i s,css
bucswheat -four 25s bbis and s,i5a sesxs corn meal
$40 bushels corn 30 s79 do oats 500 10. malt Tho
u,arks, for State and Western nour doll aud de
pressed ard IN order Is eject sale' Sigh, reduction
prices for the grades had to be submitted TO- Trade
brands we're also depressed but without change IN value
Tho saiss were I3 900 bbls the marie, oloilg very
tame canada -four also shade eas..r Dwgrades
aud dull; sHlss 900 bbs within tbc rage Southern
Hour dutand depressed saes 900 bbls. at quota
tions quiet. with small s,iss al g. rs
81 Corn sold 10 the ot 900 bbs at 50 Ia
for Brandywne aad s. rs Tor Jersey Bocswheat a0ur
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
~ AP.RtAGES AND DEATHS.
M ArUsrN.

,nays--Nr. On SUNDAY. Dsosm.sr T.; ny IL,
Rev ~ ksilo'h. e J.. Bpiut~ws 90 Mes H,Hs G Rtrs .
daughter of Dr. l.. Wright all of tai- cfy
Iposs ouLliBJ On 1hursd i,ccSnJs 10 by the
'oy. J. Rochs. Mr. GRoRs. W Ioosls M,e, fraa
this city No caris
riAcs--CH'rH IN this city, oo ThuC-i,y i~cem,,eg
TO- by the Rev Joeph IL Prco. -. d., rector ol
pheus Protestant Episcopal ch lTch al tho ie.jrpa %
the brief mother. r.CaARp $ liAUs 70 A fJfAnsia,
dtuehtor OF ths ia,s loLn T. Cbsplb. t.. al o. tha
city No ctis
VAH hnasfs -Gsgfp,a. a.--On Tueaj,y, DO 'suibor a.
che residence o. the brl1es father Ctno.lIit Otp W
tho ReY. g. white JpS SAs AasiSGa u iiI',tiyu u
hss &. lLlsia CARRsos
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Uisia tive Triumph OF the Liberals I'm
rsxiI-steam p9Wmunication with
evv YORK q Government Mcasure-The
mperiaI Princess Betrothcd 60 an Aus
rfan Prince-Americans at Court
larket Report, Sc.
the arrival OF tho brig Palma, Captain Ellis, at this
yesterday, we received an interesting news report
South America
@ da.es by the Palma Of the 24th OF October from
ie Jsneiro 7th OF November from Peruambuco, aud
OF November from Rio Grandc do Nortc.
ring tho whole voyage OF the Palma there has been
ttraord mary number OF mcteors tho most brilliant
! was seon near Sandy Hook about 1ve A. ~ on sun
December 13
most important event which has trsaspired N Bra
T some years Is the complete triumph OF Nc liberal
. over tho conservatives. The latter the old
ers Of Brazil and have been rather opposed TO pro
since the death or the Marquis OF Parsna, in 1851.
iberas have doubtless naturally rode into power and
fhave carried, with hard work, the recent election.
De difficulty with England, and the popular stand
lby tho esteemed Emperor IN that AFFAIR, gave the
us an overwhelming victory.
/ House. only ten conservatives have been elected.
berpls are In favor ot opening the Amizon, aud u
lishing line OF steamers from New York 10 Rio
neiro.
administered to him By the NEw YORK HERALD last
,er-has already. in government circles, broaohed
iblect OF q steamship line between Brazil and the
4 states
commercial circles there is nothing stirring at the
brazilian journals In reference 20 a foreign item In
,w YoxK HERALD of September %, to the effect that
uDgest brother of the Emperor OF Austria was en-
10 Of the Hessian princssses, remark that TINS
tstske, for negotiations between the courts OF RIO
,eiro and Vienna have been going on some time Ia
to the young gentleman (Archduke Louis Victor
ing the Emperor consort Of tho future Empress u
young lady, Judging from her carte De visi,e, is
Ime and good enough 10 deserve first class hus-
A. the present Emperor Of Austria has proved
no fool we argue well fer his brother and u VIII
ess be happy match. intellectually and otherwise,
gh tho parties named second cousins.
papers OF Rio de Janciro contain accounts, VITA cu
remarks, of tho reception by the Emperor OF Rev.
tetcher, principal author OF "Brazl and the Bra
i" The Rio formal de Cymmserco states That
true friend OF Brazil Fcfaforo amigo d. Br1ftD
tanned by his Majesty more than Two hours IN con-
ZOO ihe interests of the two countries. and on Pro-
Agassz and terat and art" II enumera'e,
OF volumes and works or art sent out from the
states ana offered T. tho Emperor by Mr Flstcher
them mentioned the poeticsl works OF Bry ant,
tiow. Holinos and whittier, superb copy OF wor-
grea< Dictionary, an India proof copy Of Church 9
OF the Andes ~ palmers "Peace in Bondage"
Is skcsches, and q splendid photographic album
ersrs Anthony, q New York
Ieade, an American artist, was presented nj the
lme, and his landscapes and other painting made
favorable impression on the Emperor
lows from Pernambuco is next 10 nothing
and sugar both high and very little Of The latter.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

pltStN IN bndu. STOUT Nhufdoo ptsHs
the neck Of each OF which - tied piece OF
red tape. the knot covered with eeslny
wax stamped aud tho amount which the
bag cont aims marked on the outside The speou
ticket, daily visit the sslesroom. and there they
buy or sell as the prospect OF rising or falling
market may exhibit itself TO their imaginations.
IL an operator sells without time being specified.
he must deliver 10 the purchaser the amount cs-
posed OF before fifteen minutes after two 0 clock
on the day the sale is made. II the contract
tered into previous TO that hour. canvass bag
containing the stipulated sum il then entrusted 20
the hands OF q porter. who makes the delivery.
Ia the meantime, perhaps price, have advanced.
the purchaser with keen eye to hs interest,
Offers his newly acquired Eve or ten thousand and
the amount Is again disposed o.. ana in like man
ner delivered; but if the sale made after the
hour above stated tho delivery does not take Place
until tho following day. la tis manner the little
bags with their precious contents arc kept con.
tuuuliy on the move. There are of coarse par.
Chasers IN the market who desire specie for ship
mcnt. but the amount thus distracted ~ replaced
~ out sidcrs. who sell smai, quantities 10 the
brokers ard by this means the average is pre-
served from month to month.
The following state meat will show how the trade
table. OF this port for the month OF Koycmbcr
compare with those Of the correspond ng mooia in
1861 and 1862: =:
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
NEWS FROM PANAMA.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS.
Celebration Of ihe independence Of
New q Granada and Panama,
Ss.. dc. ka

The steamship Illinois, Captain Babcook, arrived ia
ths port yesterday bringing late advoss from Pan.
ema and AspinwRl and tho passengers that left san
sranosoo the 18th ut the steamship Moses Tay-
Tor We indebted TO PurseE PaItison for the carly
delivery OF our parcels
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

Omctat Drawings or nIaTrny. Eedy g.
Co.'S Kenluoky and Missour state bottsries.
krsruokr. CLkss 6to-Dec. ~. 1854
10, 26, II, 80 Q, 30, 3, az. 10, II. ~ 81.
Circulars sentfres OF charge By ADDRESSING either
kURRAr. EDDY 90.
Coyng0n. ky.. or 81. Loats 40
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

Leaving balance in the hands OF the Assistant
Treasurer ION Saturday evening of go, ,ls2 0l5. Of
which over $40 900 900 was in coin.
Tn. following table shows the coal tonnage OF
Pennsylvani4 for the week and season a. coui-
pared with the corresponding time Last year
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

ffiitant and Powerful Day eor wight
pc Perspective Glassss for tie Geld "a, opera ard
rtmeal.s gtNnONSi.
ossas's -optieian. coz. Broadway. Ls.argt House.
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

Beautfful Compile vfoD. - Iefrd's
II rouih or Liquid Pearl, for preserving and - au
r complexion and tkin. s53 Broadway and drug
The New York herald., 1863-12-14

The Providence ant Worcester Rai',oad has de-
clared q semi annual dividend OF four per cent
Tree OF government tss. payable January l.
we are informed nat the Michigan SoutheTn
Railroad Company h,ve large surplus OF fuais
on hand and That it i, the intention OF the dircc-
tors to dec are divieaj on or before the Ia OF
January
There - proposition before III, Legislature
OF Mi''our to sell OF, the railroads IA tlat STATE
for tho purpose Of reimbursng the sums OF moncy
which the State granted towards their oons,suc.
ton. Considerable excitement hss arisen over
the subject ani The popIlar ieeling appears 20 BE-
adverse to The proposition. The following table
shows The sm,u1t which wa lo+ncl 20 each