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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-05-08

Dispatches from Cairo stat" that J. #.
Thompson, with . 500 men, attacked Cape
Gir"rdean, AMI Withdrew, with fifty killed.
The Federal los WAS small.
Mcneil is crmmanding ll,e mouth of
the Arkansas. The White W il! be con-
"ected 10y canal. Grants headquarters
are at New Carthage. impprran, III -
m".its aro on foot. Over three thon>...
ma.es and fcinaes have been oa,h.Louu-
ded.
JACKSON, May 2.-Our trnn,,s W..
drew 10 th"ir cn,rrnriin":, :, IL Grand e..
The enemy r:;:'.c ;l.irr furious aes:tu T., but
scr" rrpnis,l Iy bodies % urr ,r,i*.
Gr>erson dr$troy". Size .;,n,iul:e:r Tan.
ncry near Magnolia.
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lMEPEE3EEET.
j!:. & WILSON, prop,;.tors.

.!a.y'r /; L. Kerry, q: Gr""nvillc, has been
= H"i:'"i Appraiser for S"nth Carolina rnl"r
the !"rIg as:mr:.t hc, Of the Confe,,.ro,r State.
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CT SOUTH CARO3NA \
colcn"'fS. C.. April so 1863:
CIRCULAR

IN answer to the kny inquiries addressed
to the A'ljutnnt ind Inspector General in
relation I" the provisions Of The Act of the
General Assembly Entitled "An AT for tho,
better organizati"&"f the Militia and for 9th
or purposcs." paI sl at irs lntc session. it is
hereby made kn9$n that. according to The con.
struc'ion of said ct as adopted at this office.
persons only br6 Feen rhs ages Of eighteen and
Gy years are bw liabl" to ordinary militia
duty. which d E they are required to perform
under the coy {hand of the militia officers with
out regard the organization Of companies
formed for ciivc service. in accordance with
General Ol Eers No. 10, Issued from this office,
and that Hc Patrol Laws have in no wise beop
altered the recent bets touching the mill-.
tin. A. c. GARLlNGTON,
Adult BIT aud Inspector General South Caro-
lima.
May ]. ss, So, It -.
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T.,E TINE; ox w. tArrED Sr,rrs
SENATE ANn ruRE,u* = >TIoHs.-The
l."n'i"n 1iW"s observes among the. lutes.
pr""r-'i'tr"> ct a." United States Senate.
'rhnk' - AL foreign nations who have
resumed I" Judge American affairs by
AMERICAN 'i"'>." 1t refers 10 .he series OF
e,"!n'i"ns moved BY Mr.. Summer, con-
drmniny III" spirit of Mr.. Summers des-
Pa'ca 10 the F:rnch Government rpjectinr
rs ;r"r"Srl Of Il m"dia,on. These reso.
ic'!"ts regret that toregn powers have
not iiarklv Informed the Southern States
that th.. work in which they are engaged
Is hnrel"s'' 7 E Times re,tin emily asks,
w hat rYidcnc" has reached Europe that
enables |; t" give any information of the
Nni? The very measures just passed by
The expiring House Of Representatives point
the "ti'cr way. They leave tn" impress of
parry passion and despair. They have
little of the ra'uiness OF Strength, or the
quiet a>snranc" Of victory" We cal! at.
tcntl"n t" AN a,imirah'e article from tho
sH'n" paper on "Fr'lcral devastation, which
"i!' l." t"l!ii in another column.
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cA9I-'i1Es1 ECEALE COLLEGE, LENoIR,
EGRTl CAROLINA.
EEV. a. G. STACY. PREarnErr

9A>1 President expects TO leave Abbeville
'"'r' rvs for ..e:.";r, on MondE morning.
:. =; =3ih. horiI Young laIie[ be commit.
ted !" his e"f pupils pareK and guardi-,
'"a tnay s"'!e Vi h'm il Wy desire to do
s. st the Mr'h'N i, pnrsqA Agc on Saturday
afternoon, ,h" "@I,S p4 o'clock, or nj
ii" I'v:'". on MonlnN Nm,ynimg. the 18th.
:ac !:>:,'.iiru otfsN Gimcst every advon-
ta;."
For :''''h"r i'":';;c"l"rs\llly for circular a,
this o:li:.
IA* Institution has high claims to public
f.r.:
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RELIGIOUS.

~" "eT>c"T, vii: preach T., neu-
'''; ~: ~" IA SaHh III May. INST, u; II
O'clock :"r'~~:. I|i7:''>- rcr:"i',ing.
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: :: siIN lille, :. G.
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y. \. LEE, EDITOR.
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IPAYA
"'OLUI


T1L
AmonI-i h
we have to Ian
Of Lancaster III
Ledge" the par
som" ot th" ci,cLh
y" l". ir cat zen. ol
81. 'r,,n snc,ifi.,
I. l.. McRr,
.... ID to liz rewa
tor nt God--an
devotion To duty.
..' =. whom he l,bored ha,
si"H'. we perceive. /" l'r"rnr. II COZ.
hle 'n;'h.rrlnc" f'r h:s i,m,'y.
! ''"r'c-i"n'icn: ri:ing to us fro,
l.'%'ll:i! C"ur House, mcn';rrs tho sud
drn "';;ri' from arorl"xv, last Wednesday
n'g'i, Of ltr:. \. Sin m, Sentor in ths
Sac l.""' itfurc tr IN th:: district. and
wei. hh""n ;"r nis:my yc:,' past a> tn
:!"n':i and r.. editor OF The Eduefcld
-'i"""'',""'. lie was man If decided
a''n'. o! great ski! with the pen, of char
nn'"% Lar" =, "rA gyner"uS ;mpulse.-
Gunrdirn,
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Die,i su,l.le,:
1st.. CLAP
and !
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BurNxs-woop In Brooklyn, On rnurs~Ay, Octooer 10
~ me Rev j. Franziola, Joan BrrLxa TO ANNA ~ WOOD
C.u"s-iIssy Brooklyn, on Wednesday. necember
L,ttle ohu, d D., Mr. CHARLES CATLN, Jr 70 Miss
MAMs LOUISE, daughter Of William r Libby, ESQ, all Of
Brooklyn
CosovSR-THRocgsoRro On Wednesday, Nov. IS. BY
thr Rev r. Wilson, Dr. r. CoVovER 70 ANNA N. iuRo0h
NORTON, OF Red hank, ~ j. No cards
DUNNY-- CANTON AT Sixteenth street chuc"' VI"
Thursday, November "a, by the Rev Father hoy'",
CA,tain j. prSLEvs TO Miss MAReAREr scAsIoS' an "
shts city.
Racine tws papers please copy :, ,,o
FoGo-AvLp.-0n Wednesday. November 80! ,!y oy ~ %
Rev Samuel Osgood, 5 4 HEN l. roo 70 "a mHa1' W
daugh OF the late Henry Aud OF AS'' S'''~'
Scotch papers please copy o..o. a. c,
hExKxR-SPNbItIs -Un Tuesday, ueoe'noer =, AZ Ss
Georges church. stuyyesan. sluaSs, ~ as,"s,er Of
TyuE, JcaN MEBXER to MAkoANSi """eA' ~
Samuel Z. sprouts all Of this Guy. - IA. no
PorrxR-BRowN Mount fieasaIt hec' - os
che Rev Mr. Thompson RErreS Porrgs ot Mount
Pleasant, to CLARA q. Brown a"ueu.e' VI '"''P '
f0rmerIy Of Brooklyn, NO csf~s
Dayton ONO, papers please coy' ,. -. ,..
R.yoM-FRArAS-0n uesday Uecemoer 1. oy mo
Rev Moses Balou. FRANK Ransom TO Mrs Lrcv A.
FRArrAs bot OF New YORK: -, -
petersburg IVA and Lockport papers please copy
RIpsy-WAiE On tuesday, necemoer ! oy the hev
n W Iitteohn, at the residence OF tue orr 'de
vpropts SausL RIDLEY TO CHARLorrE eldest daugnter
cfGenree Wade, all OF Brooklyn.
Sxir,-PEEBI sat Northampton, Mass on Tuesday,
December l. by the Rev Ira D. Clark, CBARi Es HATCH
sx tn OF BROOKLYN, Of the late l. IL Smith, H. OF
Auburn, Cayuga county, Y, 70 ASroiNEr. MARIA,
eldest daughter Of Lyman Peeoles Esq, OF Northampton
No cards
VAN AKEN-KEARNy.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Decem'
Der L. the Middle Dutch church. by the Kew h van
AIKEN GUtIcK VAN AIKEN, OF New York. to ELzABBn JAN
HE1T, daughter Of Captain James hearIy, Of Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1863-12-03

NAVAL SroREs-Snal sales OF French rosin made
al $40, aud OF strsued at $37.
hioske-further sales OF $50 bags city have been
made at $50 90, and 100 tons city, bags, At S4S.
fRovFoNs-Receipts- bbs psrk, 3o49 packages
oee. sss do. cut meats aud 276 do. lard The market
ued steady to-day and there were no
I'D any articles while prices were unchanged. The do
nahd Tor pork was far, and with very light recei s
the stock steadily diminishing The limited number Of
noss attns 10 the wcst and the high price OF corn
oetb he tfa"e very sangune with regard To the uure
10 view OF which the and fall of gold exerts less
Huehce on the pork ket than almost other
co,hmoo rhe movement in beef continued 'air, and
W" prices were reazed for all kinds. Bee
mans were steady without change In prices. Bacon
wts IN moderate demand and The market was
su. meats were steady. Lard was in good request and
9rm. Inc sales were 800 bbls. new mess pork for
January NJ $40 400 bbls the spot at sIs SO so
for od mess, slS l21 sis 371s for do and sl2
sl2 II for prime 600 bbs beef al sI2 o. s13 X for
Western mess. ana SI4 SIS for extra do Jon do nm
ins eced do 3d. 500 terces do ON private terms Ib0
bbs Western beef hams $ls 500 bbs and tierces lard
at I2c. Dressed hogs sold at 7sc &c. for city
Cut meats, butter and cheese were quiet prev
prices.
PnrRoIKtM Receipts ,443 bbls. The market ruled
which had restricted transactions The stock is rather
larger generally anticipated yet shows large
falling on as compared with last month"; The exports
continue fair the daily sales confined mostly
to egtimate transactons-very little speculation The
sales 750 bbis crude chiefly at 26c &c. 200 do
refined, In bond on the spt at 42c 43c including 900
for hight straw TO white and 53c. for prime white Ben
zine was dull and nominal at 24c.
PRpPER-300 bags black sold at 27c. a CSC.
SUGAR dull without sales OF moment. AT auction 40
hhds New Orleans brought l3c 131sc., four months
TAILow steady sales $50 600 lbs. Eastern, Western
and city at l2c. 126c
from TIC. to 27c., and l20 cages seedleaf at zoe.
WmsKEy was again decidedly higher, owing to a
threatened increase OF taxation durg the next session
OF Congress Sales 500 bbs closing at SOC. for West
erp and 7gc. for State.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
Miscellaneous.

AMERICAN LIoYps Supplement Dec has been receive,
from the publishers Messrs Taylor Harshorne King,
Wall street We nnd in this number 80 new names. beside
Sur wmAxroA Al 1909 tons built at Newburyport II
1851 has been sold on private terms to go under the British
flag.
snrr WIZARD KISe Az 1888 tons. built at Richmond III
1904 has been sold at es2,O00.
sold to New York paro: for $500 without Whaling gear
soor R.ser Of s.gdweh about 20 tons has been sold
swArow Sep 2on the nights Of the 10th and ,h Sept
this port visited by yphoon causing all vessels
Ths French BARK g.os e foul or Il. bark Lille
Gyns Se S & pnd
three vessels being severely damaged
Notice TO Mariners.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Can and Nun Buoys
Point Ledge ,nS sn o . hedss !. rSnd sa
''"' BY SyVSs order .S. Of I'd the Esnsoase board
Portland Nov q. is6S
whalemen.
d. Atlantic Ocean: western Ground oSf ss win Is
sGs s%s .od s =. spSss 9 S m ion 50
fas %ssas ss % bSs
s 81 I Sw ts.'s % % r.
Canton Packet Alien, and Merlin Baker aid from New
ship WIN Nye San Francisco prev Sd inst with
ss q
81 sssss sHsi ss..s.a @
- M r 81. o.a s e s. HGGS bs61
on term. s. ssss'se s..p SB ST. Helen. Sent 20 from
Little r Bay having taken 100 sp 10 Skh.h last
BARK Greyhound, soule Of wes,por, was OF oraciosa
Western Islands SEP, T. bound in for recruits with 20 sp
bark Tsmeriane Gray, NIB, was in Arctic Ocean Aug
BARK M.i,apoi.e,, Bcebe of w.s,per, FayH oc,
having .ndsS III ,pRss n. 81 sas sS an Ss
$50 1 VII having isS .p .,s ., % Report.
Luce Hoe Rsse. =.
barn Rost Nor.oP Waite NIB wa. or Bra Island In
cs: az ssR
Y 'fss ns s hstsass hH.s@s
D.,sr, DO nohins; cicero suvsrs d. Noun, woiss.
Fsy r." y % s' sS s'R oo wi ss. MI do '
ss ssnH s spc sssSS sS S sg s ro%
,ae trs, Es o. the season being good and the latter part
s.r'ss. w..sss iIgsogS S spss. 5 sus sas
S: tsis,s f W. lSSa 1s%s.S 1Ss!s.ia.
June Pear, Hull. MI. 400 bbs Zoe, Simmons DO. VIII
snip ,EI,aoe,h, winsow, NIB, 700 sp. wa, at Strong.
ssYt Triton r.s,sra M ws: J.rvi, Island J,us ls,
vss Martha "a. D.iy' DO wSsi EapSraies HssSsw.y
sDSssnshy As.1s % Psrss, sE Ocean for
noluia, 10 mos out, acoo bO' oc, :, Es ~. ION ic7
Ship Valparaiso psySsw hs.oe for ssu Francisco, os,
kap success chase hence for Francisco, Oct s lat
ssiP B"rne: 81 days from Penang for BO''n' sept 20
ship joan rs.n, 10 hmmoa. from B..ein for yamou,s
Ship John Sg.hng Swap from Aiyso for England Oct
81 Lew Chew. from BOmeay for Liverpool no date on
ssIe eaner Leach from Baltimore for A''pu'o' oe''
a ssp s james. ,Sn williams from Csds for Rio JApelr'
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDsrDAY, Dec. 2-6P. N.
AsHEs. s.-Receipts, q bbs. Pots have declined 25c
closing At So 5O with sales Of 30 bbls Pearls nomi
naly 50 76
BRxADsrurs.-Reoeipts 19,774 bbls. nour, 73o bbls.
and 100 sacks corn meal, 1e7 sacks buckwheaa -four,
1893 400 bushels wheat 1910 do corn 949 do oats
1895 do. Rye $50 do. barley The -four market
quiet and prices OF State and Western without
eral change The high figures current have the
to restrict demand TO the actual exigencies Of tho
trade and to almost entirely cut of shpments but
stock is moderate for the season. and shipments from
West by water have abeut ceased holders do press
sales, and seem confident In the stability OF high
prices during the winter months. Good aud
choice extras are In very small supply, and
these are relatively higher than the low grades,
which not much sought after, In the ab.
sense Of any considerable export movement Tho
sales are $500 bbls the market generally closing
strong Canadian and Southern -four well held but
the demand limited TO the present wants Of the
trade sales Of 500 bbs Of the former and SOC bbs the
latter ut quotations below Rye -four sold to the
Of $50 bbls within the range Of IS IS 81 in quality
Corn meal ruled steady, with moderate demand sales
400 bbs at 80 for Jersey, 80 25 for Brandywne and
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
ment Contracts.
SUPERIOR COURr-SpECIAL TERM
Hnfnrc Chlnf ineiice Ena,unrth


DEC 2.-Hol0es Perrine and 0thers,-This was
motion behalf OF the plaintiff to continue injunction
against tho de endants among whom are the contractors
Sacor 90 J. restraining the collection OF money due
them by the govcrnmont as builders OF the iron clad Man.
haitian The facts, appeared from the argument,
that Perrne Secor Co. joint build.
ing the Manhattan and the plaintiff claims half interest
in Perrne SHARE under arrangement existing be.
s. 900. Counsel Tor Pcrrne contends that such ar.
rangement dissolved before this contract award
ed and together with the other defendants denied
plaintiff was entitled to any portion OF the profits,
In any degree Interested therein. The attdavs read
fore the Court were volumnous, and showed tho man.
ner in which government contracts are put through
Decision reserved Counsel for the plaintiff essrs Mar
tin and Smith. For defendants, Messrs w. D. Booth and
r. HasbrOuck.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
Ok BOND STREET.

e)S BOND STREET
Z,) most remai kabie OF blindness York
performed by N. BiowN 10 bond street. hetapny-
slcaf Pm, scian the Eye. Bar aud rhr At
Charles Haxi. OF 2sI West fury eighth street do err
tify that blind right Tor ab ~ thry
yess cuud NOT disce the shit aso o-, the srn, -
my lett that had 70 be- ed, al tho ctors spp
ouonpeod me acurble have been ssr.a y" =, CO.
in every Of my bead NAT aver, bad al '.n whs
A n IN sunerns Pfovid@ntilly heHru ut " ". W.
Discovery and wei to ., bona streess
nedcine ap ict nccoruins 70 the d
result ia that can now se win
f~r thiry ,esrti he great d's~
trr.. In nv head uessdt head wasver hot
I'M, ba.n 1 wDud tnst after us~d
An. nedicne rushei om my nose. NY Witch
.~emed pre- bound immediate nnfritered and
eoua tu them I'm head, winch could hot d be-
FORE have every conndencc the Meiaphysh Dscovey
I'd IN Mr.. NJ - knowledge u the OF suffer-
ins as she undoubtedly r only the many who sA
to cb ed of my blindness -.
Tie Mrtaph, Disc very for Deafness, Noises In the
u.sa Runnthr Of the Ears Csurrh, NsuraiGa RHeumas
,i.m with ai disesns - Head and Throat pscked asd
rad, Cor despatch 10 any .odrss In the world on reesps
rriurRerFLRaRATED POOR RICHARDS SyE WATER. ~.
~" THE sCALP RENOVATOR, 81
Laboratory ami orre. 40 Arch st.eeL PhldephA sna
"a , 81 q air. York
The Mctaphy sical sgvefy VIII positively sleasss me ye
tem scofula, Nsurasia and hhcuma ausm, ps nAAAS
~ What part lessA
The New York herald., 1863-12-03

The wheat market was buoyant, and though prices can
a slight advantage. This was particularly noticea.
BILE with regard to desirable samples Of winter dsscrip
was mainly from the trade, with some export inquiry
the sales footing l2 900 bushels at 81 20 ~ for spring
mon spr,sS chicasosl 4S 81 20 FOR amber sW.aSse
81 50 81 So for winter red Western 81 Goa o2 for
amber Michigan 81 80 for primo white do ana 81 AZ for
Canada club The market dull and 1c. &C.
lower with only moderate business At the decline. The
sales are - bushels, at 81 20 81 ~ for Western
was held firmly 81 So 81 3s without sales of import
ancc. Cats wore dun snd lc. or at the close. Bales
srp Western sold a. scc earIy IN % me Ssy: Sv, ,hs,
price could not be obair ed or1arge later. Barley
and barley melt were qu ct and prices nominal.
BEKswAx was nrm. 900 lbs. Western sold Al <sc
5Oc.
CoTrox dull at 1sc. Soc for middiing uplands sses
CorfEs very quiet, with out sales worthy OF note.
CANDLES were 6rm with fair sales, comprising 500
Dsros Il 500 lbs seneca root sold ior expor. on pr
vae terms; 25 900 do extract ogwood, I2c. 5000 do
gum thus 25c 30 tons soda ash on private terms 2oco
lbs. nutgsk, 1sc., and 450 do hyd. potash, % 37h
FRncHrs.-Enss, emen,s TO Liverpool include 10000
bushels wheat at Id. I'D, the lower rate by an
I2s 3D.; per steamer 600 terces beef, 6s 6s Cd
which decline, and 800 Lacksges butter and cheese,
bushels, sd., the latter by American. To Glasgow
1ooo bhe Gour, IT, 81 Is Cd, and per steamer 800
h'ss % and oo. sS 10 so Ss a1o tons
fs An Austrian vessel was chartered TO Cadi s $50
foe lhl ard so for heavy pipe slaves Danish bark
River fiste lumber fl5 afrepch bark u Narseiee
fuil sarso petroleum.. about 10. foreign brig to
DANISH West India slaod 75c per bbi and 20 Mata
Onp. &.
FsArnrrs-we further sales OF $500 lbs. Western
Al ole. cash
fR,ur - there YES fair demand, and the sales
far comprising .cv kegs Bordeaux plums Al 200
boxes 1t - 90 - for layer - 70 ass 90 for
buneG and 600 bali sud quarter boyes s corresponding
800 boxes tstsna emons al -, and eco do. la
yana oraBSes at 81 20.
HIsr Was quiet, except in Manila. u which we hear
of sales OF $40 bales here and to arrive at NC caeh
Hois steady sass 2co bales new At zoe. 2sc. for
TAR TO prime.
NoIass,s quiet with saes Of 90 hhds Cuba mrseovaeo
al 4sc SOC aud 10 bbs New Orleans At toe tor old
crop aud ,Ic. for new Al auction ISL bbs Now Orleans
brought S<e. y 1oc,, psIt new ctop, four months.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
S HIPPIN G NE w S.
Port OF New York, December 2, 1863.


Steamship Potomac, Sherwood. PortIand-H Cromwell
Ba Gso SoGS no nus Cooper Co.
& Sew s ncse
BARK s1Ns Sempanero tBr,. Dubel. Palermo
BARK Elsie Swe) feerson Rio Janeiro-Funch. Meinoke
Iak p,one tBr) Stephens, Montego Bay JAG Bulley.
Bark Harvest, Hutchings, New Orleans-A Bers Son.
Bark Invest gator Carver New orlcansWash, Carver
Brig Favcrt INorweS), sundersOn. oueensown-Funch,
Brig Polly Jones (Pr), Lent Maamoros-D Dewolf
Brig pr9hes tBr), Steer, Kingston ja-aeorse Buey
Brig Henry Thackeay Br), Matthews Port PrinceR
Br is ii Havelock (Brl, Smith, Antiaua--a wessela
Brig Teresta OBJ nm Shbeurn
srss ss Sa%is sS!'s ssr' ss.sSors s%sy
sshr 3sss Rran R wsSG s Ts yon
schr " H Sargent, Coombs Mananilla-Miller Hough'
sSSr Lone Sta, nn s & Crry g. ssn
d%e p DsSo
schr j spoaord, Lonssreet Fortress Monroe-B @
sehr Ann Turner Hooper Fortress Monroe-B wheeler
srhr vandervoort, Chase Phiadelphia-Baker Day
schr y Fuller. Hamilton. BosonmG Hatch;
Sr fso
Steamer Green; Mu,ner Washington.
Steamer Frankhn. Young. Baltimore
ARRIVED
y gunboat Junata Gifts, Cape Hayti, Nov "a. Nov 20.
atoS lon "A H. spoke schr Anna Hincks from Mragoane
steamship Daniel Webster 20 5 transpor). Sherman
AleX andria, AZ hours to s Quartermaster
Bark Platenius. Head. New Orleans. 10 days with
Brig John Freeman (or Bos.on, Crowe New Orleans l6
Brig Richards tnewj. Donovan, Macnas, 10 days. with
schr Lima lBrS. oBrsn St Johns PR, 10 days. with
Brig Jim Grow sgr sheehy Havana, days. in ballast
Brig XIen, Baker; Beaufort. NC. days. with naval
stores. to w Lewis 4 Co
JAS Brophy Castine). Mullins. St Kits Is days.
schr Dearborn lBr) Hartman. Havana. 10 days with
schr j T Boyd, Robbins Norfolk.
echr Hattie Low, Mumford. Chincoeague.
Schr Mary Ade!ne, Davis, Chncoteague.
Schr Bilow, Wass Addison. 10 days
schr Maria, Baker. Lighthouse Inlet 10 days.
6chr II W johnson (wrecker). Clock, Shinnecock L.
Steamer Albany ~ transport,. Lewis Newbern. NC,
with passengers. TO 3 Quartermaster. -
Steamer Detroit ~ transporD. Men, Fortress Monroe,
10 u \ OuartermAster.
Steamer Josephine ~ transport Grrmley Washington
u QuartermasteE
Steamer Empire. Hunter, Washington.
Steamer Concord. korn an. Philadelphia-
Steamer Hope. Bowen. Phiadelphia.
Steamer Torrance. Phlbrick. PhiladelphiA
Steamer N FAirchild Trout. PhiladephA
Steamer Falcon Jones. Providence.
SAILED.
ls-Steamers vidette. Bowmanvie; ships star OF the
Union. Lotus, 81 Charles Gratitude Ellen AUSTIN barks
oenson Morning Star Monteznma brss Elzabetn. olan
+ Sawyer, VIM Henry.
2d-Steamer Persia.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2-6 p. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. rs +. NJ.
Stocks at the first board to-day took another
turn towards the bottom, and the bears were, as
usual in exultaton over the speedy approach OF
their promised millennium. Many are trying to
force the conviction upon themselves as well as
others that the downward progress has about
reached the point where a reaction must take
place; but when the fact is taken into considera
ton that large majority of the stock that enters
Into the daily sales is yet greatly above it's real
value, no argument can be adduced to satisfy
reasoning mind that inflated prices can stand for
any great length of time. In the absence of news
from the army by reports of temporary checks to
the progress of our arms the share market may
and will luctuate; but the dead weight of the GER
tainty that the rebellion s in its last throes will as
surely bring down stocks to their proper standard
as that revulsion succeeds an overburdened mar
ket. There was cons derable excitement in New
York Central and Erie Railroad shares, the former
selling at 1873 for cash and 1885, seller ten days, the
difference being caused by the fact that the books
close on Friday next and the election for directors
will take place on Tuesday. Harlem declined II,
Hudson River ~ and Reading /. Prices at the
half past three o'clock board were steady at the
decline of the afternoon, and in the street at five
o'clock the market was more firm at the following
The New York herald., 1863-12-03
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

DEwARB TIE NORTHEASTERN
ID BROWNIES Metallic WEATHER STRIPS and WIN
DOW BANDS totally exclude Wind, RAIN and Dass'
fom the creviccs Of doors and windows without nterfer
Ing with the OF the for venuang purposes
They half the fuel the rsng oi lac sashess
and deadeners Of the street Otherwise
For circular with thousandsof mos re-
spectacle citizens, address
THE PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
COMPANY,
GA Broadway corner of Bleecker street,
over the Manhattan savings Bank.
Local aeents wanted everywhere.
The New York herald., 1863-12-03

The subscription book Of the National Bank OF
h'c millions Of dollars will remain open until the
l''h inst, at the Office Of the United States Trust
Company, ~ Wall street.
The First National Bank OF this city has deter.
mined to increase its capital to $500 900 and tho
subscription books viii be opened on Saturday
the 9th inst
The New York Central Railroad war progrcsse
eharmng'y, and has now resolved itself into re.
gular political campaign over the election OF new
Board Of Directors. The bulls and the bears Of
Wall street. heartily dss at the aspect which
the battle has assumed have Withdrawn from the
contest, and left the leaders and the leading jour
nals OF both political parties 10 occupy tho arena
ana carry on ,hc coufict in a purely partisan
style The cause Of the difficulty a. " the basis OF
the war may be found inthc following eur lines:--
hras'us Corning. democrat, President.
Dean Rshuond. democrat, Vice Prssidsnt