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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

A IT a Gourtof Probate holden At Ltchfeld fA within and for thesD sDistfict of Litchfeld, on the 11th day of March A. D. .ls63. ss ss0s 4a.s Afi Present Charles :Adains, J udge. Al
 Ordered, That the administrators on the E- tate Of SIEyANUs BIsusP, late of Litchfeld iI said district, deceased. exhibit his Administra' ton account Mithssaid estate for settlenept at the Probate office in Litchtield. on the l6tt day of March, 1868. at 2 o'clock in the after noon and that notice thereof lbegiyen by ad yertising in the Litchfeld Enquirer. hi s deftiiied from Record, gsg
 1t47 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

rHNHE Court of Probate for the District 0: I Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate of ALBERT CARPENTER, late of Warren in said District, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settle ment Those neglecting ts present theirsa counts within said time, properly attested.
 will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate arc requested to make immediate paymentto 3 M &
 .s ELIZA CARPENTER Adaintszz7 sntz7 ,. 7
 Nar..l, 0f3, Iae6. gsg Szss VII
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
FOR SALE.
C1othoS "E.dn gers
 ALIAsl9' sssa sna;sssas!s WASHING MACHINES. ss


 HET the BEST, the sI IarLEsr, most durable M and most easily managed. And aboy, all, GET NONE AT ALL till you have mad | TRIAL of the PUTNAM MACH INE. It ccsr NOTHING to TRY it, and if not satisfactory you can return it. It will WASH. WIRING. and help DRY for TRIAL. &s#3 ss5.sAe all,-f. PRIcE-size No. .1................ $500 g F -.......... 5.Uu Apply to x sgsss e..t..,s - ~ @& M. ! c. Camp, West Winsted. sbss z T. Baird, Winstcd. E C. McNeil. Wolcottsiile. aId.lssgs g@ F. Lyman, Goshen. saSs4s sgss 2 ? Isaac Marsh. West Cornwall. sa Barnum French, Lime Rock.
 ----, Sharon.sa Heorge Barnett, Lakeyille.. a4.s f.. E H. Ball, Salisbury : Fuller Peet, North Canaan. E. w. Spurr, Falls Village. a4 ,.e.-.7 s..,.f or J. W. CONE, Norfolk. Norfolk. March 8, 1863. tf48
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

ATameeting of the Board of School Visitors
 "A of Litchfield, October 20th, 1862, the fol- lowing resolution was passed: ..sxr
 R.sotrM, that when new reading boo are to be purchased to replace those in present use m this town, theScholars De recon men naed to5Pfc- lcdre s Harper's Sests ef Schooi ead Family Kegd- ers. by Aarcius Wiltson. ssIs N Attest, s MI. s. sourIloAFx, Elerk. Sold by RlVEklgS MAkSH tf-3l At half price.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

A TIER anvextensive practice of upwards -EA of twenty years, continues to secure Pat ents in the United States also in Great Brit ain, France and other foreign countries. Ga yeats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal terms, aniwith despatch. Research es made into American or Foreign works, to determine the validity or utility of Patents or lnventions-and legal or other advice render cd in all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by re- hitting One Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
 The Agency is not only the largest in New England. but through 1t inventors have al yau. t@gea t9B of in9entons, Unsurpassed by, if not immeasurably superior to, any which can be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials below given prove that none is MORE SUC- CESnFUL AT THE PA1ENI OFFICE. than the sub>c,iber: and as SUCCESS IS 1HE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AMI ABIL i'rY. he would add that he has abundant req son to believe, and can prove. that at no otl- CT office of the kind are the charges for profess sionaf services so moderate. ihe immeEsc practice of the subscriber during twents } ears past, has enabled him to accumulated vast col lection of specifications and official decisions relative to p:tcuts.
 These, besides his extensive library oflegal and mechanical works, ana full accounts of patents granted in the United States and Flu rope, render him able, beyond question. to of fer superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
 All necessity of a journey to Washington, to procure patent, and the usual great. delay there. are here saved inventors. aa fs3
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
BULLS COLUMN.
H PORTER'ss BITTERs.

s I0H LAOs DA1sAIRC. K4 The best and cheapest medicint known for all Bilions Affections, Dys pepsia, Jaundice, Loss of Appetite, &c poRTER's COUGH BALsAN: 5 Another lot received, and selling rapidly. It has proved great remedy for coughs and colds. seas5et 2 s. sgsz DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR, Just received another supply at the North.st. Drug Store: AA Nss& CAMPHQR ICE with GLYCERINEl' 1 This excellent preparations will cer. tainly curc chapped hands, lips and face. Pleasestry it. Only 20 cents.
 .MILLER'S HAIR DYE. 9 You will find this excellent Dye al Bueps North.st. Store. Price 50. cents box. Tery Cheap.
 sSTERLLJrG,S AMBROSZA. 's Don't fail to try this excellent Hair Invigorator. It will certainly make the hair grow. Money retarned, if 1t don't give satisfaction.
 These fine preparations may be found at Wi. c. BUEL's, North Street, to- gethcr with Toilet Soaps Fiavoring Extracts, Perfumery, and in fact almost everything in the Drug and Medicine line; and what is not found is procured the first opportunity. .r zoa X good assortment of SHOWS CONFECTIONERY may be found at Wv. c. BUEL's, sa.schas a1s nxya Gum Drops, @
 Chocolate Creams,
 Cream Almonds, " -' ' ''<1
 Marsh Mallon Drops,
 French Chocolate, U 1SF7
 Fig Paste,
 Corn Balls, & Jujube Paste,
 Cream Bonbons, @ Stick Candy,
 Dates, Figs, &c. g5>ols
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
OFFICE OF THE HoUsAToNIc RAIL ROAD s- COMPANY.

OFFICE UF THE EaUUSAIUNIC RAIL ROAD
 COMPANY .Bn,DcRpoRr, ct, Feb. 9th, 1863. THE Annual Meeting of tbe Stockholders of the Housatonic Rail Road Con, sany will be held at their Office in the City of Bridgeport, on Friday the 27th inst. at 2 SC o'clock, P. N :. for the purpose of electing Board of Direct prs for said Company for the year ensuing, and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting.
 The Transfer Books will be closed from the 20th inst. to the first of March, both days in elusive.
 By order. HE 7s ] 4t43 J. T. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
Farna For gale.

Farm For gale. % HONTA1NING about forty acres of valuable " Meadow, Pasture, and Flow Land, with House, Barn. and other Buildings thereon, situated in Morris, about a mile southeasterly from Bantam Falls, belonging. to,the estate of SILvAYNus BISHOP, Geceasrd, and occupied by John 5. Bishop. Alsoz-About 2 a, res of Wood and Pa. ture Land, situated about one 1ml le westerly of the above.
 For further particulars, enquire of essf
 45t3a HIRAM L. BISHOP, Aslmr
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
' v. '7aS 7lF N Fs
 ,PRQMIS SCUOUS.r

INMI HEREAS. Henry C. Rowe of Washing- \ w ton. Litchtield County, has brought his petition against his wife, Eliza Jane. rSiiso is and has been absent and out of this State, and supposed to reside in Dover Duteless Cd: tState of Kew York, as per petition on file, dated February 20sh, 1868; and whereas. it appears That the respondent does now residain said State of New York and out of this State Ir4Is ORDERED, That notice be given to the respondent by enclssirg copy ef this notice and otders nfan envelope properly and, truly directed to her, (postage paid,) at some post office in the town where she now resides and keeps herself (itth same can be ascertainsd. l and also. by publishing this notice and order in the newspaper called .' LitcLiield Enouircr. for four successive weeks before the day of tie sesaon of the Superior Court. 10 which sad petition is made retnrnable, to be held at Litchfield aforesaid, in said County of Litchl field, on the second Tuesday of April, A. D., 1863 sFs@
 VIM. L.sRANSOM, Clerk s- s, of the Superior Court for
 Litchfel,l County.
 F. CHITTENDES, Attorney for Petitioner.
 Litchfeld, Feb. 24th, 1863. 4t45 Wanted-a Housckeeper.
 WY ANTED-a Housekeepcr-Must be neat, w lady-likc, and energetic. Testfmoni- als of character will be required. Enquire at this Office. 44t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
l1lcase to Takc NotIcc s''ss q, IT IT w .CE or l. P.R. lGOEnaaRs rskBUGAR. \. .lazo suneS S'aEDoMDks.
 nsssA ' slsslaaiia ss1eyA tie
57BJ uIl .ss

~r, nrnras, sy s|I|, !sss Sss q. H..sA.., NY 2:..S'7s S vt1Si12 TT bGsrSy &ithout
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
Foxa Ga1e.
Dry Goods at Old Prices,

Dry Goods, Business on the lst of April next, my entire stock will be sold. .sx .,,g
 WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
 Tho larger part of my stock was purchafed, previous to tho great advance n pfices' ana Now Is Tiin TrNE 10 BU1. The Goods art going oif rapidly, and psrsons inswant of sn, kind sf Dft l0sds; ~lltsd0 well to4caif soon
 hn1 secure some of tho 'Raggaihs. The Stock will sc sold for CASH ONLY, and those Ap. aSbtcd to mo, ne requested to makcpaymen' pn or befbfy the ist s0f April. III account MUSrbe bslanced 1t that lime. Tony nd- tasned mo in business during the past three years. return my sincere thanks, and hope they may find t to their interest to geoptiAue for one month lenger their hitherto geneIoHi patronege: .sps,ess A. G. FkhRMiSs:ss M
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
EDMUND BURKE,

] COmm sSlOnef OI FHtentS. "Mr E. H. Eddy has made for me THIR TEEN applications, on ali but ONE of which patents have been granted, and that is nou pending. Such unmirtakable proof of great talent and ability on his part leads me to rec ommcnd all inventors to apply to him to pro- cure their patents, as they may be sure of hay ing the most faithful attention bestowed oil their cases, and at very reasonable charges"
 JOHN TAGGART. Outing eight months, the subscriber, in tKe course of his large practice, made on t,eiee re- jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS. EV. FRY ONE of which was decided in lis faror by the ComnisaioEersof Patents. ssass R. H. EDDY. Baston, Dec. 19, 1862 ..ssly4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
A T a Court of Probate holden at Torrille- "A ton on the 21st day of February. A.. D.

Present. Henry s. Barbour. Esq Judge.
 On motion of Edward l., Thrall, Atlminis trator on the estate of IHA TnrAII. late oi Ierringten within said district, deceased : IhisCourt doth decree that six months baallow- ed anu limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit tlie:r claims against the same to the Administrator and directs that public notice newspaper published in Litchfeld rountv and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post tn said town of Torrington nearest fine place where the deceased last Asvelt.
 Certijoe3 from Record,
 45t3 IIENRYS. BARBOUR. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

ta%M3t5r TESTIMONIALS: 3 sf Efss&Jf
 1T regard Mir. Eddy at one of the most capa- Me aud successful practitioners, with whom have had official intercourse.
 CHARLES MASON,
 fs9s EAEsA Commissioner of Patents.
 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ person more compe- ient and trals!rorthy. and more capable of put ting their applications in form to secure foi them an early and favorable consideration at
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

l supHRrIxk 1NdRAIig cARPnTs. 1Iao 4pettlns,.C .Cottdns Chain, "A ll Wool and
 ThrsePIy u4 4RREfS sA3nll stock at reasonable pricss. .n,,..
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
Pinnacle Oi.
To Teachers.

E \ GOOD assortment of Presents in the form "A of BOOKS, worth from i0'cents to S6 a
 dozen. ENGRAVINGS Of all kinds. Also
 PHOTOGRAPHS, ALBUMS, andla good lot of
 SrATIONERY.s #ss A.L Efes | t 43 RIVERIUSs MARSH
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

ln nIsTRICr of Salisbury, ss., Probate Court, I D Feb. 25th. lS63.s s. ss. Estate of BARNARD P ELDEn late of Sails bnry in said Distriet, deceased
 ThasAdmihistratSr represents the Estate. in- leplvent, and prRys the appointment of Cum- and exaninc tlles eIaims of the creditors oi said Estatebe appoint<ti at the Probate Office in Salisbury onst tho 14 tll day of March, 1863 Lat o'closk after noon Of which all persons in interest vii take notice, and aPPear, if they see cause, and be: heard thereon.
 3t46s ALBERT MOORE, Judse %
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

sE HOLMES $ WELLS, sasss8 ag 8s. .fza sTa kDKAERLf
 HOLMES T& BROESONs , E U 2 E K-STREET. W WArrnBuRY. Coxx. M have associatedelfr.F. D. Wells . w NewYork Citywith us, and hope, by his in market, to make still sgreeter ]. inducsmentsfo for our friends to faNtSz ms Nifb their pstropage. ssssss gsis sl sssggsss, We shall lopep eyerysweek tho choices tstyleg and qaalttiss of GQODS from the Bostopaid New York Markslss aassA Especial Intention will be paid to the eSelsc. !atest end mostfasRI IdnaLIsS SpIins llAntl ntlssANd MantillAs. X sIsss saE fsse s3sssgs fssasa M AslsrgoStock of snepsd Hmsek coping Gooda e8 Cash and Lon .szsc1aa sssss VI ( sKs3z HOL LAlxxR V WELLS. \ Tgs,t PIT (aooes .E HoYss M n ths CitE
 F. D. McNML6
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

BEEF and II AIS, at S F.. D. MSNEILsS.
 JuIy2. 1862. E tf-1l
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

ExTRAsugar House syrupat
 1 !. D. McNEdL'
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12
PROMlSCUOUS. ,.

WM. 6. BUELL'S. Nort:. street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-03-12

All who have Friends aud Relatives in the Apny or Navy should take especial care tha. they be amply supplied with these Pills and Ointment, and where the brave Soldiers and sailors have neglected tp provide themselves with them, no better present can be sent tho in by their Friends. They have beep pyoved to be thesoldier's never falling friend in' 2hs hour of need.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
HfADeuAhTEEs. DtrAhTstsT 90 rnt orIy, /,
Nav oRtGkss, Nov. n, IstS
Police Intelligence.

THE GRAND STREET SHOOTING CAsE-McEvoY SrNf TO Iur
LuSAnc AsyLun.-On sunday morning last Il will be re-
membered, named Timothy McEvoy, rec ding AT
$50 Grand street, made desperate attempt XII bs
wife by shooting her with revolver Mrs.. McFvoy
dangerously wounded, and lying seriously il at
the residence Of her mother Madison street since
then il has transpred that MoEvoy made previous
attempts to murder his wife and bad Tor
interference Of some Of the family be wocld probably
have succeeded in his designs Justice novlnr has
been investigating the matter, Of the Inion that
NcEv0y is insane and yesterday ordered him to be sent
to the Lunatc Asylum The prisoner cloth us mer.
chant, doing business AT the above number and 10 ~
rumored that jealousy drove him and induced him 90
conspire against the life Of his better half Mrs Kcfyoy
stin confined TO her bed.
PouncAI Row IN CrsrRE STREET Two well known
politicians, named Fatty Walsh and Patrick Boyle met
yesterday in Centre street. and got over the
late election. Boyle, II appears a strong Morgan
Jones man, and worked hard against "Fattys brother
who running for the position Of Alderman "Fatty
complained Of unfarness the par, Of Boyle and
proposed that they should settle the matter by lighting
the spot. Boyle declined 10 fight In such pubic
thorughae, and proposed TO &C. the shot tower
IN the ne ghborhood Walsh acoeded to the proposition
and the pair entering the building for he purpose
OF having "mill when McGon ana Hyde OF the siSth
ward pounced upon them, and took them INTO custody
Justice lowing held the accused 10 bail 10 keep the
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Mnsrt.d.


FrRSAIp-MKRRiI --Ou Wednesday, hscemhf 2, ~
the Rev. Thomas !. Hastings, M. fsAscls frs>stn
Jr., TO Mss Ella MEKkIII, AL VI ina cay
San Francisco papers please copy.
GoprREy-CAffAsAS.-OnM Monday evening. November
23, a the residence Of the bride mothef ~ the Rev
James Aile.t, Mr.. IsosAs G. GoUFsgS, iats % npsin.
field, ILL., 70 Miss anna MANIA CALIAxAs. az tils CITY.
GRER-RosK.-On Tuesday. December I, ~ the Rev.
John N Talman, Mr.. RorkRT 6KIvs 70 Mrs JsNs LocA
RoeH, both OF Brooklyn, L. D.
Hook-wAUn.-At Cold Spring. y. Y, on tuesday,
November "a, by the Rev. Charles W Notril captain
CORSEIIUs HOOK, United States Army, g. Mhs HEs,
daughter OF the late Syyanus Warren. ffq.
KNG-TnoRS.-0n Thursday, December . by tho Rev.
Samuel Cooke, ID. d. EDWARD KING " EssA dagasss ef
william X. Thorn, all OF this city.
KRARSEY-RIcARDo.-on Monday. October 10, by Rev.
f. r. T. Cook JOHN G. KEARSEY 20 MARY Au0VsrA clnDo,
eldest daughter OF George Ricardo all o. this city.
VAN BRuNr-VAS PnT.-At the Rel ormsd butch church, /,
New Utrecht, L. l., on Thursday, December 3. by ina
Rev. r. o. Currie, D. D. J. VAN BRUSr, Jr Ia Msss L.,
daughter Of John l.. Van Pet, Esq. al OF New ueeI.
No cards.
VAN AKKs-KEARSEy. y.-ln Brooklyn. on raefday, 10
cember l. the Middle Reformed Dutch church, iIarr-
street. by the Rev +. Van AIKEN, GvtIcg YAS AAgN
OF this CITY, to EIzARErB JASNKrr, daughter IL Captain
James Kearpey, Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Dec. Sc p. NJ.
ASHES Receipts 2S bbls Market quiet. Small sales
pots ~ s. So Pearls are nominally 80 rs.
Observation-Disclosures 81 4i2 bbs flour, 245 bbs and
56o sacks meal 825 sacks buck -four 200 606
bushels wheat 1850 do corn 2l3172 do oats 1856 do
rye 50 545 do barley $50 do. malt. The demand for
State and Western flour to day and prices
advanced &C., mainly common grades Of State. In
sympathy with the rise in gold Western brands
firm Fanccs and extras were very firm, and the bulk
oi the these The operations for export
continued limited scale, acsount Of the high prices
ruDg Sales 10 900 bbs the market closing strong for
all kinds. Canada -four kept pace with State md wes.
tern and 600 bbs changed hands at advance OF
common and medium descriptions. Southern -four ruled
very firm, especially Baltimore Howard street, which
In scarce and wanted. Corn meal and
the market = shade hrmcr, with fair demand
sales 400 bbs 50 for Jersey, 50 25 for City Mills and
Brandy inc, and Sc SO for Marshs caortc Rye flour
well hold with sales It IS IS 81 for the range Of
lne and supcrlne Buckwheat -four demand at
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
The receipts for customs were $l2s, 900.

The receipts for customs were $l2s, 600.
The stockholders Of the New York and Harlem
Railroad, as we announced on Tuesday, decided
in favor Of authorizing the board of directors to
issue the increased capital stock Of the company
remaining unissued u2,l39,O50) from time to
time, to meet the expense Of extending the double
track from Williamsbridge TO Chatham Four Cor
ners, completing the road to Albany, defraying
the expense incidental TO the extension of the
city railroad, and procuring additional rolling
sioek for the use Of the road; also to increase the
capital stock to 80 1000 00e. The resolutions were
adopted unanimously, over two.thirds Of all the
stock issued being represented on the occasion.
The annual statement Of the receipts and dis
bursemenss Of the State Treasury Of Ohio for the
fiscal year ending November 10 shows the receipts
To have been 81 GA and the disbursements
g. ,3si ,ss7, leaving a cash balance in the Trea-
sury on the years account Of $95l, 1927. The
receipts aud disbursements during each of the past
four wears have bcen as followa
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
The Forrest Divorce Case.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPRClAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Robertson.

Bef0re Hon. Judge hOUerlsOn.
Dso 3.--Cdtharine ". Smclar g. EDEN Foyrea-Tbe
Court made the following order-An order must be-
drawn up directing sale Of tie mortgage IN question
payment Of the due the coss Of the a
paton fixed at $40 out Of the proceeds and the n vest
ment OF the residue by the doendant reserying liberty
TO the plaintiff TO make any application for further
security as she may be advised
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

In free on the sAes 300 hhds straw al CSC sne -
and entirely nominal
Rics quiet. With small sAes Rsngoon st fsc. ise
6uoAR-RAv vss qusst bus hen. raA~ 1oe hhds tecs
uuscov ado, for rsdnins st f2ac i3iac. Al sucthn
ia hhds New Orleans broaght ti2 a. tia 20
TALIow slightly nrmsf, whh sod shI.s. esm.sai
wesiern and city
wmsKrv vas again nrner under speculative d.mandi
sales 500 bbls ncodsg 900 wesisrn deliverable "
all December buyers opioD at saAc fhe sass on No
spot were q soc for state snd western, cio~s
with no sellers below The outside hgUfe.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
INTERESTING FrNn NEW 0alEAHS
Arrival OF the Steamship
- Parkersburg.
apDiTIcsAi NEWS PROM TEXAS
Ac- 4e-. -

vss -,sas.ap psyssr-rsrr, cartAs srcncrr, rom
ss~ crsat- 40. ss. @rwei 81 thi- prrs Yesterday
snornns ne paseat1p 90 the 9sh sh spose he
cas.sd ssals~ sp.szres Prae oa fcrsusas 90 eruse
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

The money market is without any material
change, loans being readily obtained at seven
per cent.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad daring Novem-
Der were upwards of o million of dollars.
The Assistant Treasurer reports as follows:--
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

American Coal Company shares ran up to 90,
which s an advance Of six per cent on the sales
of Wednesday. speculative moyemen, has been
inaugurated in this stock, which may not terrni.
nate a, the present price.
The not very Encouraging news from the Army
Of the Potomac proved card for the spec cula;ors
in tie gold market to-day, and they we're enabled
without, much saort 20 raise the price, and the
operations Of the day we're at the adysns Cd
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
VI Muntctpai Affairs.

Municipal Affairs.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
IofFTfrAi.
srtrrn stssIoS, Zee. 81 r VI.
Tresent-Aldermen Henry. Hall McCool, Chpp,
hyefs, jeremiah, Hardy, Mastetson. Farley and Long
Tho President beng absent NJ roll call ou motion of
Alderman FARttY Alderman jeremiah was called 70 the
chair.
On motion Of Alderman Hx~HY tie Board adjourned
until Monday next, The 1th instant, At one clock
n 7. VALENTINE, Clerk
BOARD ov couHcILAEs.
SrATHp SpsloS, neo IA
The Board met pursuant 70 adjournment, the cham.
Der No ~, cay Hall
quorum not answering 10 their names call of the
roll the Board was declared adjourned Until Monday
7th nat. q, four O'Clock r. ".
JAMES II. svEENY Clerk
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THURSDAY, Dec. Sep.

THURSDAY, Dec. 3-6PM.
The news Of the retrograde movement Of Gen.
Meade army had the effect TO strenthen the stock
market to-day, and prices of nearly all the rail.
way shares advanced Compared with the sales
at the first board on Wednesday, Hudson River
went up per cent, Harlem "a, Erie !. Illinois
Central IA, Michigan Southern /, Michigan Cen.
ual 2, Eric preferred ?. Cleveland and Pit,sburg
Ia. Chicago and Northwestern !, Fort Wayne
"a Galena !, Rock Island 2. and Cumberland
Coal 2. New York Central did not partAke of
the buoyancy. but, on the contrary, fen
of per cent. Governments were. as usual. well
sustained. and Tennessee 6's were per cent bet.
ter, but Missouri c's declined l per cent. At the
second beard, as will be by the report Of the
sales there was a further advance, which contin.
ued through the halfpast three o'clock session.
after the close Of which the excitement centred
almost exclusively upon Erie. The following we're
tho uuotatious at Eve o o'cloCk.-
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
Arrivals and Departures.

tNtRtooi-Ssapship City of fmerek--Miss Murphy,
Give
Ms soR,,.ss-sfam.hlp Parh< h<rsbury-nrs q q rrul
and chid VI teyensSu. X Angelt
bsArTost hC-steansr Ps,re-8 KcCoru "a. n Rosss.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

figures. The excitement ran high, and the aggre-
gate Of the sales was much larger than upon any
previous day for some time past, the purchases
being mostly made 10 cover contracts The fol-
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
Our Wnshingto ton Dispatches.

WAtWNGfON DC. 3, 1868.
Tho yssult Of the late movement OF General Meade
the Rapidan has caused feeling Of modification
here the highest hopes and expectations having been
excited from the strength OF the former and the reduced
the rebels Tho sfortrne which has attended
the operations Of the Army Of tho Potomac Virginia
toadhere 20 1t under whoever commands il, and
the opinion strengthened that Richmond will eventually
captured by The advance Of the the South
west
The expectation general that Meade will so into
winter quarters.