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The New York herald., 1863-10-14
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BnrnAN--pn Monday, october IL, GroRcr, Of John
and Elizabeth Britain, aged years, month and Ia
days.
So Taman street, Brooklyn, this "wednesday Afternoon,
at two O'Clock The friends OF the family invited to
attend.
BRUSH On Monday evening October IL, at eleven
O'Clock, WILLIAM ELLIOTT Brush. youngest OF Moses
and Rachael Brush aged year. 10 months and IA days
The friends OF the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral from the residence OF mis- parents Washington
street Flushing. LII, this "wednesday afternoon, at
BAIDws.-on Tuesday, October Is, BoAxDxAs BALD
WIN, aged 81 years.
attend the funeral from his late resdsuce, No. 50 Second
avenue, on thursday afternoon, at two o'clock.
CAnx in the 5sth year Of her age native Of Catlers
town, county louth, ireland.
The tclatyesand friends OF the family are Respectfully
her late residence No Nanda street. this "wednesday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
CoyIr -Saddeniy, on Monday, October l2 JoIN CorIk,
aged ~ years aud months.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
bers Of Relief Hose Co.. No. ST. Madison Hose Co. No.
ST. respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from his
late rssidencc 7se sixth avenue this "Wednesday after
noon at one O'Clock. without further invitston.
EicHuL-On Monday, October AZ, WILLIAM HcguL, In
the list year of his age
Ths friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at,
tend the funeral, tb "wednesday afternoon at three
oclock, from hts late residence south Bergen, n. j.
Fosusy-On Tuesday, October Is, THOMAS FosuAy, In
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
the funeral, Thursday Afternoon ut O'Clock
from tne Metnvust rpscopAi chuicn, hamAfcueck.
The train leaves Twenty seventh street at o'clock
0Rfpsx.-Oa TucedAy October l3 after long Illness
MANA GRissn, resident Of tho parish Of sauIe county
Down, Ireland. l. ...... IL. s.y t.I
the friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
tend tho sncfai. Thursday AFTERNOON at half past ous
O'Clock, from her sts residence, No. vaudam street.
HuRLY.-ln Brooklyu, on Tuesdsy 0etcbor l3 after
lingering illness CANA r HuRir, wife OF Patrick Hurry,
| In ths 10th y.er OF her ago.
The rslAtycs and friends Of the family ere invited 70
attend the fuacrs from hse late rssidsaos % DsKab
avenue this Wednesday, Afternoon, ~ thrce O'Clock
Huxrwa-AOa Monday morning, October H. nrs. MAny
K Hux1xn, daughter OF sho lac samusi Purdy, ne.
The funeral vii place FROM her lato residence log
West niy nrs street, tins "wednesday afternoon, II
Swo dclsss. pa .i'f
HoIzr.--AtT TBAlhbusy, Cssa., oa Friday, OosoSsr o.
L PnI0toors Hoixv IN The 7<th year of M go
l HmAG-Ou Monday, October II, aftsr long and
tedious nsss. MAny Ans, eldsss dnughtsr of spmuel
me relatives and frsnds Il the family respectfully
avssd 70 attend the funeral, shh Wednesday, Nser
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CowpHEY-DyvER. On Tuesday, Oct. I3, by Rev. Dr.
John NJ. Krebs. Dr WIZ @. CowpRxv TO Miss MARY
DivvIR. No cards.
CALgIH-DAvEs.--On Tuesday, October 49, by the Rev
Charles Norton JupsoN CAIKfN 10 SARAH a., daughter
of John Davies, Esq, all OF this city No cards.
Ulster county papers please copy.
FABkL-MnLER -0n saturday. October 10. by the Rev.
Dr. G. fr. +. Sohlman, Mr. MAX FAHxI Of Milwaukee,
Wis, TO Miss MARY uuIEK OF Staten Island.
HElKxR-wEBR-At the Hanson place Methodist Eps-
copa church, Tuesday October 49, by the Rev. ". f.
Browning assisted by the Rev. Geo. W Woodruff, Ed
wAeD HEL,Kya TO EMMA 7. wksB daughter OF the late
Samuel Webb, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
sCcAynt-DE LAxarEn-0n Thursday, October l, at
st Paul's Methodist Epscopa church, Fourth avenue,
OF Twenty second street by the Rev. H. B. Ridge
way, WILLIAM NcCAyrL Miss idzzIg II. DT LAMA an,
only daughter o Vim. Dc Lamater, both OF this city.
TAnE-GAIRssA.-0n Monday, October Il, at the
Church d the Good Shepherd by the Rev. Ralph Hoy a,
WILLIAM TATE to ANNIE GAIsSSA, daughter Of the late
james Galenna, all OF this city.
TIrus-CuENIYGHkx Jersey City, ON Sunday, octo-
Der IL, by the Rev. John Milton Holmes, ANDRyw z.
TITUS, and JENNIE. daughter Of Joseph Cunningham,
Esq, OF trenton, N. j.
VAN ORpzs--Irx.--On Monday, October ~, by Rev.
VIM. i. Nkes, Mr.. WH. A. VAN URDsS 20 Miss HANrAu
I.Rn.
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sep siss ss esSss' Sss . Rsrt 1.'
ir, sls Re Ca iapsaono tspt Iso,s EYork
s II sri sua a wa % a.,s ~ rain ss''sh for Eans0'a
HAya, seIt 2S-Arr Nornandie, Dumahel Eyork. Sid
.LissErcoI SEE s0-Arr Shannon is) uarrIs Nvork,
MAR; oy Of New O.. KENNEDY and corsAir Hughes
Lospos, Arr sa,.oset Mccobb (uos DrssS Som.
. Arr Grs sesenI snh. Ida" Eyork..
oS ss Henry s. ShT M mo,h ryort
L9,sro, Aug i5-In port brig Morning Light. doodriase
M.s.,5a.s Sep; ssA Tahiti Lss%sn ssas MyGTs gsss 20,
oUrESsrowS Sept so-Arr Carver Bangor; soth vrgi-
pI Bospscra Blanchard to
load for Valparaiso. ,. .
!prR srrASsnr ArarcA. ST Jonrs, NF-TrLEonArHIcl
seT EIor naR9sf s e aaron from 4 ysyG yspD0
--latest via Qneenstown.l
Arr from HYSfk Carlos & Albert and Desrts at oporto
zoeld at Marselles Webster Columbia and CIR eat
Eastern. at Liverpool tu
Ship MILO from Deal for New York has put back having
lost sails ., ..-. t...
% sSs asSs sss
m ns sa M M.vsS @
Esx s ShssS
s ost b .sAr Rambler.
sosroN Dc. Is-Arr steamer Norman Baker phlladel
PS V B o a. ws s 54
ha & s. .sf Ss
% ssea az ri. % s.9 eP @
@ se
Sasss mDs b
saS ssm oes s % ap Rssoue Prince San
bark a1S 9ss & nd
mkt Asd %9G ' sscn As rhs SS
NY Sid bark MoncAmin.
Arr schTs % MGsI: s Hope sp%andans and
GaIver Buenos Ayres Pavilion. Brown. Liverpool schr
isA1 bath. s' Oct oNGd ship virginia tnew, Oeano Bs
Speedway, NYork; 9th Charles William. and Ocean.
Oct S seGg sSsaq Brswq
a. moLsss ssper Ss S ERA%
For ri s
yyS CEN Arc & o hs paSe
iSs Ssas ssfSfS Saasa. ass - sss
ssaw san haiH &nFs lowell :ss willard ss
se%.k ssTy soe t
ss%% o4 ss Smith
s%
hsSs sesr. sose and
% s9 s.o S
SYcrs for do Wiley Small, 40 for s. Andrews NR;
Martha Maria tor Lynn Elizabeth
the sssss ssogs s Of
S osson Es0f whit MSd sScp.s s
James PsrsoSs EnssseiA EnslisS Wizard salisbury.
nndSso Bocs Summit didsS Mswass as smith Pioneer
Lamar,.n
I'D sss
pnai Ellen kodman Bowman Harriet ESnn Snow; Sc
s%rr schr l%S george isnfair snow sYork Sid ship
: NNEWBURYPokT. Oct lo,Arr schrs Tinker, Mcdonald,
sfS
Thiadelphia Ipswich; 'lTgnia Hammond. Glen Cove
per Rosinson Fhusdeiphis. Arr sClr Sarah. koDnson
miixsELPHiA Oct la-Asr steamships Saxon. Nat
"is 1s pI. n Kss r'ae R R0 sm hGg ssrr
Below ship Lancaster from, Lvsrpool and hcrm brig OF
sS s hs % s sSss esns
% Ss 81 SSy
1ss Ssrs Si
rss sssss
B.9s 1sS % sGfn
Gerrres Horton Jameson & Iosismouth Clara, croweIi.
sars r,
Iiate s E%r. r'
sss: fEa i
Eli.a .abeth. Crosby. NYork.
SALEM Oct i,j-Arr srirs II Wheeler, Pbiladclphia:
IIth, Exeter Snow Nancoke .ur Bath; Bright Fha.
delphis & Smith, Corvo NYork: Ellen. Mfilhrdge
for do Bncentaur Bangor for Amboy Below lth, ship
(new) Raynes. from Newburyport Tor st ohn
NB put IN for harbor. Sid schr Neal, Henderson,
SON ERSEr Oct I2-sld brig Sen Lion. Haskell. Pha-
ielpha
sTONINGTON. Oct ll--Arr schrs Jenny Lind, Barber
Rondou Ned Bubtne, Knight Edgartown for New York;
splendid Barlow New York tor Providence.
TAUNTON. Oct lArr sohrs Albert Field Phillips, Phil-
ldelphia; Manic. Willis, Port Even.
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HkoN HukQPI
Port OF New York, October ~, 1853

~ CLEARED $40 -
se.%shp Ariel Tnsieparsh Aspinw.iiaD Ansa
Ship Antore.,e tHano). Rosenau. Bremen-c Luling 4
Ship Manila (Ham,. Behrsns Hamburg-Funch Meincke
Ship Mountain Wave. Hnppen. Cettc-Tupper 4 Beate.
Bark Beneactress Eidridge, Hong Kong-A Low, Bros
Bark Return 9Br,, Kiam. Rochelle-Boyd Hincken. -,
Park Young Nova Scoan (Br) Bogart lilo
Bark y NIckels, Colson Phiadelphia--R Buck q Co.
Bark Rival Appegate, Philadepha-Wa akemsn. DiInou
Brig Helene (Prus), Backofen Ansterdam-wm Salem 4
Brig II b Minturn (Rr]. Woodbury., Havana-T A r Web,
Brig Letitia Anu (Br), woodford stJohns NIB Small
Brig Lilly Dale Br). Stephens, st John, NB-J whitney
Rrg Fred Eugene Crockett, Boston,-T7 8 Brown Co.
scT scr Harriet rssss p.ss BsdsgSeaJ
schr Bayes. Tooker. wasAtnston-vsn Brunt &
schr Elizabeth 4 Eleanor, Bunnel washington--van
seGr uriaH Tabsha Matthews. washinston-van Brant
sclr Jeuning. cramer. washngton-van Brunt 4
ssnr D Williams, Thornaike Baltmore-y y Hsyiland
sehr Surprise. Beers. Boson@J Dayton ca
soop Kate cannon; Samms stamford-H Racket &
ssR ssn ssS
ARRIVED. @nf
s1 sS d1S GGa%Sn S aSns tfS sspSc Sept Gal
aeugers to Lawrence. Giles Co. tThe about mid
Steamship Bremen (Brem) Meyer Bremen Sept 81. 5PM
and southampton sOh with mdse and S6 passengers TO Oe
. Steam ship Star Of the South (U srapsport) woodruff
New Orleans. Oct 4. PM, SW Pass 9th. AM with mdse
and to Quarermaser Passed In the river
seashps Empire City and Mcclellan. bound up; 9Th inst
~ miles OF Jupiter Inlet Light propeler bound
Cape Florida, and strong from Hatteras with heavy NE
swell 9th inst. Henry Smith. l33d NYv and formerly
resident OF this city died OF Inflammation OF bowels aud was
buried at
Steamship Continental a. transport, Marshman Hhton
Hcnd Oct to Us Qnarernaster Left with brig Young
IN 9Th inst in dsres In tow but when Cape Lookout bore
WtO miles distant during heavy blow, she broke adrift
and could mako fast to her again of the
higllsea running Cart Marshman advised the master Of
the brig TO bear for Beaufort 10 which he
Brig Harvest Queen (Br) Hollis, Bermuda. days bal
Brig ST Marc (Fr) Lany. Newfoundland. with salt. TO
order
Sehr osprsy tBr Price, St Johu NIB Is davs with a,hs
4 schr i Mclean, BuckIIu Rockiand
Schr Mary Alice, Perry. New Bedford sr
Steamer Empire. Hunter. Washington
Steamer Ssrah. Jopcs. Phiiade,pha.
Steamer Ospray .Aldrtch. Prov,dence. llaNs 8tf .h
The Fr brig Louis. from st Pierre NE j2h is conssn
ed to Boyd Hnckcn.
RKruRsxp-Portusuese brig Magrico Rocha. hence for
Lisbon, having been In collision. ig' is -ft Z
SAILED. tn I
l2th-Steamers Sonora, Corsica; barks Carver Emmn;
brigs colthirst Ahgostra, Clio Morcanxa
Dodge, Norma; schrs Ned Phantom, Brophy OnruBt.
Oasis ~
Wind ., sunset s. IIqht
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sales reported Of 675 hhds and $50 boxc at I4c fo New
urieans, lzAc. l3kc for Porto Rico, sud, n part,
Sc l3c. tor Cuba. There ing in roined,
which advancing w
TA.1cw.--The market active 10 day and II so 900
poulds were reprried sold az f.ola l2s. q 1880.
rrA.-There was be ter inquiry Tor the F.ncipal
grades particularly 20 black which werc Advancing.
TonAcCo.1he demand fair and prices wers gene
rally irm, though market unsestled BY the rise
IN exchanges. Sales were made or T72 bhds a.
lie. zee. and 1866 c'sfs seed leaf l2c 45c
ir WnArEBosE was less active and less buoyant
wnE1gY foil Of 10 6io &c., closing heavily at Ole
with sales reported OF 900 bbls D. - .. q.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, Oct. 1876 p. NJ.

Tuesday, Oct. 1876 +. NJ.
Money has been in rather better demand to-day
and per cent was the inside figure for call loans,
owing in part to the active absorption oil currency
in the $50 bonds.
God opened with considerable excitement at
l52I%. rapidly advanced until about noon, at which
time it touched 1856; fell back subsequently,, and
closed al 1872. Exchange moved in sympathy al
one time selling as high as lT214, and closing at
I69 l70.
large business done in stocks this morn
ing, hut at irregular rates. The market opened
strong with generally advancing tendency
AT the morning board Cumberland rose
5%, Alton and Tene Haute 31a, Milwaukee
and Prairie du CHEN ~, Reading "a,
Erie 9 Michigan Southern "a, Galena "a,
Rock Island 1s, Pttsburg n. Marietta and
Cincinnati 1& and the following decned:-Can-
ton "a, Quicksilver "a, Pacific Mail lHs, Hudson
River l, Chicago and Alton /. At the close of the
call a remarkable decline in Harlem took place.
The stock had solo as high 14O before the morn
ing board, and at one p N. it was done as low as
1913. II subsequently rallied from this point to
l24 a i25 at the second board and l26 afterwards;
but there was not superabundance of buyers at
the price. No cause was assigned for the de-
cline, though there were quite number of lively
rumOrs current. We were unable to learn from any
reliable source that anything had been heard re-
specting rhe judgment, and the presumption is that
the heavy fall WAS mainly due to the weak manner
IN which this, like many other active specu!a-
tive stocks, was held. The great operators, the
men with capital and courage, all being out Of
stocks, when any particular description is pressed
for sale il has no support, and number of weak
holders rush in to sell simultaneously, thus Great
ing sort of panic by their own action. At the
one p. NJ. cali and at the afternoon board the
market was heavy. Cumberland declined |, Erie
II, Erie preferred 4, Hudson ~, Reading Is,
Southern old ~, Illinois /. Cleveland and Pitts
burg a. Galena Prairie du Chen 2, Fort Wayne
l. Northwestern IA Alton l. After the call
stocks were heavy. At the four p. NJ. call of the
public board there was slight recovery; but the
market still presented every feature Of brokers
market" The following the closing quota
tiOna of he Aay.-
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M Miscellaneous.


der q, Ellis Island. has proceeded to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard where she taking her guns into the United
States Dry Dock.
We are indebted To Purser Charles Burke steamship
Star Of the South for favofs.
BR SrEAxsuIP CALyDoN1A-Advces from Provincetown
% .oSS e
again 10 a few days. e'
IN; for
Of about loot hour 'he ih when of South
sailed from Hsoa Ray J"y y ss
New YORK with cargo Of wool and had fair Weather Until %
bark was hove to Tor IS piecs sail in
as wsss y nsh % sr
ssos T Ss mssse S | snS Alfred
The SS TSs end M,iep being sOi
BARR ALsKRriNA. AlN. sa5 TONS built a, Gre-npoint in
% has been sold on private terms supposed to have been
Bn Bma EIuA. Thomas hence for Aux Caves put into
Bermuda the 10th ut in distress having been dsnasei
BRIG Ycrse RfruplIcsee report of steamship Conlnen
Bsc MIssIr MILxn purchased byJ wnslow and others
% OF se Martha Se Os ana S' @ a ss TSr
Rsls DaNx Bcos, Is sm, At s,Sss.on 1871 has
soI tor s BY Elisha Wheeler and others Of Portland
sIsAnys r DONALDSON, recently ashore on Bogs Back.
Cove se ''' ''' 'ee" '0''e' ." anu '' INTO A''e'''
IarxcHxp--rhe bark bur, for TrowDrage Of New TIA.
s ssn
n%s q Re- uS and % 5,
oy ssr bS.au frs $ ys % sss ss Ea. ~ 9 rs.n
dne ire ghlns ship OF sOo tons burib-p.
Notice To Mariners.
rhr wpIxs.
OF. M, rosr at,Ascow, Sept y. 1888.
kss q Sss"::.sy; Ss s ~ % Nay; is%a asSP%
fat Put ship STAYS and while sounded again,
@n' Ss"Sss Ss f g s :. ss a.d s G II
1879 but mentioned in the Sailing Direction is being
The :as, lie. in "a. ny good ,!ss,.
or 3 s ss..s az he sTs a AZ AZ, I sca: s;
remain. Sir your cesnisn, ycr ,e1-s,t ,.,
Whalemen.
A Rsa1U,d s I'm inst & :sp 81 5GSsan. es x Kelley. p
Sss So Oh on board
,G rs s s 81 5 % bons msdisa ss s
Inc Bay ships Ncrhsrh Light Taser Ea, 80 tsis WIN
-. taTi xsa5,S: Do ioi Ssis New london
Gr, s from sneff s on sc bark Antelope
s sy s (. Sg%s.rlAss S inlet Sep.
Geo Henry. Chapel Nj. VII; rr.naln. Buddins.op
ss.s;s S.:s1ss$ n s::s ss'is:s Ia
so Sps mn. Il. b. bad sssg
ct s.. "a ss:s ss
Of c the grognd on scco1nt Of being .ot of
S.ss md .n ss: n, scs.: ssy' ssSs
o d. 81 Il Or. sboa, @ s
Sarah Handy s scgo.,s AZ c n Ate sys I @ y IA:
h.yiee taken eil IN scmpsry Aso repsr,s OF Last Juy.
IN !Iulsons Bay Sept b ship Northern Light raoer.
! Nh, wh.
spoken-Jnv H. lat ~ = Ion llo w. ship China Hath.
| way Mr., is0 bbis ~ since leaving Tsicabuaho
| spoken. sc.
ship Brazil Weeks, from Bsnsor for Liverpool was seen
Oct I, lat4i 81. Ion O. -
| Fsrssgn Psvts.
fs,s,s sep,as ' fis n. men q t.,. Hs.sr N9ors
| BoUpNArx Sept 27--Sid henrietta, OfrArd. HOricnns
BfRsupA, sept T-Arr steamer A D vsncr Cfosbau VII.
min ton &c brig Kua Thomas EYofk. IN distrrss; 1sh
BARK Marion Paterson New Bedford = n y
Cosx SEPT o-Arr 1ermanis ts). Khc's. New vorx fof
| CoaH Sep, 7s-Arr Ocean skimmer wcoler yyort
CossrAsrsorIk, sers 1sArr chip Reaper, Loring. 90
l daivs. 7# NE '.L ~
br.l, Sep, 2s-Arr Mo- Smith, News,le Nvost and
/ B0s,onl '..... ~. 'H ri -
buses.H.s Sep, E-os. rrus bark Anai's. sibasnids
! from Rotterdam Tor NYork. = =
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R AND SuoEs.-rrade was less active operations
avipg yeeu checked part by the enhsnced claims OF
holders put with the redced stocks Offering the
was very rong and the tendency Of prices decidedly
upward. trs - ss flrn
BsEAps.yYps, There much more doing In -four to.
day party speculation. and prices I5c. 25c.
per brre higher but the demand fell of toward the
close. and buyers had any existing advantage. The
cepts reached 1904 bbs The days sales comprised
$4,000 bols. state and Western, $500 bhs. Southern,
and 300 bbls. Canadian. Rye -four scarce and
wanted 800 bbs changed hands at quotations. Corn
meal was in more demand, with sales Of GOO bbs. and
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S HIP PIN q NE w S

Movements or Ocean Stem Sasrs.
Mails forwarded by every steaer In rssusr lines
The oaerS for or from LIVER call ut Quee
ceIt the Canadian line. which call At Londonderry Th
for from the Continent call at seuthAmpton
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CITY coMMERCIAL RE PORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY,, Get. 1872. NJ
AsHxs inactive at 7ac 7sc for pots and 9c. for
pearls.
BAGS AND 3AcGiye doing better, having been
inquired for at 20 c 2lc for the former and l5c
tor the latter.
BEzswAx was N moro demund aud quoted up to d5c a
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CLOHBIH0s

4 SIS BowBaY IN DOoEn1HAL nAvIE.e \. 3sa... 3n.nS
z1p.ss vassr c.rs 3sss a, A. s2,.s 2 .ss y. vrs Sn
ysiss 49, ;s - :, issss S SsS.,. sg,ss. ~ csSs
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wyans, LIoUons, q. -
T no srSHS ruroRrxp OF sRAxpsls or, a
small quaatity az mporssd hqsors OF us - Gssssss
'"nas~~'''s EiO ssDax. = rrsshiss ss'sA !.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG LADY, ABOUT "a YEARS OF AGE, LIVE
n r deposition, well educated, Ae, wishes to open
respondenee with some gentleman between the Of 2S
and IS OF oil seal position. refinement and affection
dispos ton with view TO mA'rimopy. Address Mag
Hawthorne, Dor 81 Brewsters Station, Putnam county,
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We discover, on inquiry. that the actua! amount
of coal which the Curberland Coal Company can
aad ought TO get out each day from its present
property-as fixed by the judgment Of the Mary
land Court of Appeas-is 1000 tons. On this
profit Of 81 so per ton can be readily made. giving
clear profit of SO 900 day. If. under these cir.
Ounstances, the property does not speedily take its
place with the Delaware and Hudson and the Penn
syivania Coal on the permanent dividend paying
list, il will be the fault OF the management. There ID
no finer mining property in the-country than thai
Of which the Cumberland Company now stands
possessed. II it had been as we'll managed years
ago as the Delaware and Hudson, the stock
would have been worth much as that. Let us
now whether the Cumberland directors will
profit by the errors of the past.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
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N. Y
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, AGED ABOUT B, OF A RE.
~ tring disposition. wishes
not the or ~ beauty without vanity
MI The eirtues without the vices with msrt
mony. Money OBJECT Address George Sylvester. North
Salefn. Westcrester county, ". Y.
A YOUNG NAN. A MECHANIC WISHES TO FORM
n the arqusintance ofAa plain young Lady or widow.
Ihose OF and business quahAcaone
peerIed Address J. Robsrts station D. New yssk Pest
A SOLDIER BELONGING TO TIE ARMY OF THE
N Potomac, and who has but nine months moro 70
eervc his country wishes 10 form the acquantance Of
young lady with q matrimony. Addresa ChAa W.
lowen. Chesapeake General Hospital Fortsess Monroe,
Va, ward T. .s.l -..I m l.I fti
NlATRfvONfAL-A YOUNG LADY OF LIVELY
M disposuea preposnesne appeArace. but not wealthy
wishes 70 correspond With some middle susd gsntsmaAs
mAirimoay; mun Be ye educated Asd used 70 SoeA g.
ewsy Carte de ys,es exchanged Addrssa Aiss Yiora O.
WAIttle. boz 80 Ree omee ~
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tions Of the day.

Us 6's, Isl reg. 1914 q 107sf
US6's, 81 ,cou.l0Si, n l0Sls
Us 5's, "a COZ. SO "A 30
TT Z son, ,Ap&o l06 y a 1861
TT 7.S0 u + ga. .l06K al07
uS6s ,Iyc,i ing l02 a lO2ii
US6s ,1yc,i in 9S;s "A gS1i
Tennessee go. CO q %
Virginia 6's. SO u 81
Missouri 6's... 67i, n 67E
Cauton Co -. 80 a {
Cumb Coal Co. 39ts n 39s< {
QuicksilvrMCo 66 a Cox {
Pacific Mail. .235 a237 !
n Y Central. 1851. al351< l
krie. .IOJss a lJ9k 4
Eriepreierrcd.l05 a 1861 !
Hudson River 1859 q 1856 {
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THE MANAGERS on THE COLoRED ORPHAN AsY-
ium, having taken the house formerly occupied by H.
W Field, Csrnan syie expect - the cnilir
the ~ the They need hardly
rcplee with and we'll stored with furniturc
bedding. clothing &c. &C., all Of which wholly
sumed dispersed the mob They rejoice nfprn
the public that OF the children loss
injured, but safely conducted the Thirty.
Nth street station house by faithful officers OF
dens.iy crowded place three Dgnia Whom
removed 10 Blackwers Island. which tbronged with
coored refugees from the city they kindly recved
and the gratefully ackpew edge their obi Ailoua
10 the Commissioners OF Charity and Aims and their War
den. ~ r. Anderson, for the thoughtful bestowed
They would also express their heartfelt thanks To Jchn
Decker Chief Of the Fire Department who. At The sk
bis e several times exVngnscd the flames IN dinerens
parts OF toe buid Thanks also due 70 Captain
Wang hs company Of the Thirty NTH street station
house the kind protection Afforded At the time o. the MOB
Donations In money bedding. ciosh,ns furniture, dry
present time The superint.ndent VIM. e. Davis. Car
nansviie N be down with wagon daily during the en-
suna will call such persons - are dspssed N
respond TO appeal and who will address him sub
iec be sent 70 J. d. smith, y Fourth
avenue. eigned, behalf cf the managers Mr.. j. J.
X Corninr MIRA James siokcs Mrs Chna Landoc. MIRA J.
T. Pheips, Mrs. O. r. Robert. Mrn n. Ksohum.
NEW Yoax. Oct Is. 1855.
no THE UMBRELLA sRwERs-rHs GIRLS WORK.
II ina for Schoss Brothers, No 1856 broadway. hereby
sve no,icc that they receive demanded
By them.
nwINE MANUFACTURERS AssoCIATIoN.Asr A srk
oial meeting viii BE- held 1t No. - bsekmAn "reo' %
Thu rSoAS' w. 10 wn BuRcHAn Prssdsns.
JAs p TaAvxss Secretary.