davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-03-01

If1Um Au1l31 Ru'ENt e SVHs -lsCUl14F.3
For the paat week tho amount Of business has been
IN active demand 1or I'll things at TX TO 13c tue LAT
tcr Eure paid on1x for choice brands and Bu:ch
day when the market appeared 70 droop q n:t1e aud
Il vas difficult to obtain oyer 12:ss which Gsu1e
of western n bbl hiss been light and lie amount r.
ciyel has been small. The n5ftrals Of Eastern aad
bteE. but the supply Is not enoash Tor the demand
The busiaess cole IN Grsa*e and TalloE Oil Is Bmsl
Produce Exchange being closed there was nothius
O1s fa II Hi Ees
etcs on the market s1.hou$hup to to-day the ya;i
We quote: Frtme City Rendsred AZ 10 1sY: Easresn
Western 12f to laH ITisss this day l55 II: is5
, 1864-03-01

81 We arc to have more silver as well as
more gold. Besides the increasing yield Of
the Callfornia and other silver mines in the
United States, new silver region has been
discovered IN the Argentine Republic, at the
foot of the Andes. The ore ie found in
trnct one mile by forty In extent In the
British colony Of Victoria, also, very rich de-
posits hare been discovered. 1t is thought
Tint the appreciation in value of silver, as
compared with gold, will receive presently,
Mt least Il temporary check.
, 1864-03-01

fFrom The Nashville {Tcnn.) Courier1
The great Southern staple, Cotton: continues 70
como IN rapidly. large number OF wagon loads
csme IN yestcrdsy. The market, however. Wae rather
dull, In consequence Of low pTtcEs, s5Sc being the
htrhqst offered. '
, 1864-03-01

~ The Boston Saturday Gazette says:. "a
friend Of OUTS was boosting the other day Of
the possession OF several relies Of the was,
and among the rest piece Of shell from
Sumter. sBy the way said his friend I
have shel1 can give you, from Pulaski, ,
and going behind the counter he pulled 4
shell out from among some rubbish, when
mouse leapcd from the hole and escaped.
Somewhat surprised, he explored the interior
with stick, and found nest Of half
dozen young mice inside, tand eleven dollars
in postal currency, that he had at times
missed from the drawer, the loss Of which
he had imputed to other agencies. The new
cur1ency.was untouched, while the old was
somewhat nibbled by the little marauder,
who had found his way into the drawer by o
small opening over. the rear end of it-''
, 1864-03-01
FROM CLEVELAND, TENN.

Tho M1litary Rol1road-C1eyelnnd md
t;lc Eorcca there -lIeAcrtfous from tue
Rebel !ArnY-Johnstonss Army-A
Rebel Movement from North Carolks
ua-Thc Slavery Question.
, 1864-03-01

Gs- Gov: Seymour, August Belmont,
Dean Richmond and Isaac Butts are to be del
egatcs at large from New York, in the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
, 1864-03-01

VIC lesru from different directions that many farm.
err ln this county arc aysng o. ~ p'S3a
frost il ont or tho ground on the surface an deep
enoug|. ndrtt h: rrowing In wheat though below
definite depth Of frost. It Is ruth novel way OF
sowlpg wheat but the only danger there Is In It u,
That In this continuous DRY weather the wind may
blow tho soil away from tho seeds.
From tue Geneseo Republican,
Considerable wncat has been soxed this week in tho
nelRborAood or this p1ace. Some farmers comIacnc'
Ell On Mondny last put IL the seed others have
followed sui etncc. Tho I'd OF February = pretty
nnd The weather rs near tho mark q possible.
, 1864-03-01


Tho demand for Crnde continues light. and tac Ea.r
ket il quiet. cut noEnslly uneaa3gstt We note !
uafS. yas The only one could hear Of. Is siy-
e. IT, Or spou viii be- IN aa7tcab:c condition. bayeEs
nricts viii follow. IhIs however Is question which
nc oaly viii develop Refined y 4ull but un:aoE-
ia bond and ce irce There Il nothing doing N Nap
Tia Kcad1um, ri no charge e. n praSssI N.
oueston. With the exception that the general in1-
nyctsion and belief u that Congress IL determined 10
law
, 1864-03-01
THE TWo TERM PHINCIPLE.

The opposition to Lincofn's reelection
led bv Greeley and Bennett rest their chief
nn,rrt,nu IN tte grounds that It is impo1itic
A. no,far a secon1 term IN President. The
1.-ss-r,. C...o,+fo, ,,,,.aa ras,1,t,or
1ou'Asue 49, ~, f Cs.st.tst;a.s ~
RECOMMENDING tnA' as Soao-4en'''H ~ ~
changed TO forbid Te-caectaoa. 1ae s9ea'
expoundcr of American CONSTITUTIONAL Jaw,
Judge Story, in his commentaries on the
Constitution of the United States, among
- - .,rorv rcasons- xhfch tend TO show
~s..-s5;tv * 4he chenr. cort.,nr1sted
- .so.a1,,t,o, or +na Tau;zr;l1e Conrnn.
~ "e tes .,.,;.a
uon, gives ,"o u.".1.e' u "meu aPpe.. ~
conclusive ano aaapteo 70 nc Piesen, el1u3-
-4Ae;. +'Ae we eannot !'aln T: ion1 .neu qae-
1aaoa ,n-nssst s ~ -. .xr,ns,on ,,on,a ,,s d.
,.n" ~ ~ eo,orrnn,tx ~ ,he advant.re of cxne
Tsence r ralned by IN able chief magistrate IN the
exercise OF Office. Experience Is the parent Of
wisdom, and it would seem almost absurd to say.
that It ought systernhttcanY to % eSe.naeo rom
the executive once. ~o1u oe eqa1'aleu. ~
hanlenans nes " sett'a. ~ ~ staot - ths ~.
so nsa ou @.aais .,.o-.,,n. to storv he that ~
er;"ht h,nis,, man from the station In etrta;a
,usroeuei.s. IN .ph4sh khei+ serptos might b. ei-
x1auy vseNk and Indeed a!'nost Indispensable for
the se1ay Of TIER country. There Is no naton'
which has not at some pefaoa or o.nes IN 1s a's,
1os3 aen mn aosomte nessms -. .as $3.50 y.
pa n'en ~ p.usa. ~ ns,r
~ ~. 20 ,se,,t,.., s.1s1snrs In = tjme AZ vsr s-
n.hs- ,,rcss,nc calan,tv. The very confidence Of q
, 1864-03-01
= Total... -.16l5s 1spsa1 224l2s 1si5so CESS go2
WeeE ..e,s13 szsn es2ls .eisl 49llo 71as
For .aeon 1atdS f5lsS 2G82 S29is 1lsEl .G3i7

The news by the 4latu, received yesterday evening
had depressing effect the lending grain markets;
but these wns no material change in 7EoT1sions
The receipts Of Hoes to-day weEe only so dressed
n1d e0ei live. The market for Dressed Hogs ruled
unusually quiet, and tho sales were light range Of
sffSa6l0.- The market for Live Hogs rulsd actlFa
and nfm-Wfth gales at $a.c097 7to-chtedy at 36-19
aeo The market for Beef Cattle was huoyant and
nctirc acd prices advanced 1e@15c-wtth sales ofup
wards Of oohead ut s1-chieiy at sa5o95.0.
In provisions We have to noto quiet market.
Mess Pork was held at 5000, but the demand WAS
limited, and We hare no s,Ees to report There Is
sce inquiry fer Prime Mess Pork At &75t hut It Is
generally held ut Ss8.oo. There Is still active IN.
qury for Pick1ed an1ss and VIC note ssles Of about
600 tres as1@114c-thc inside price for Hams newly
pa.ked. There Is good demand for Bulk Hanls and
We note sales OF 6G00 pcs at 1014@10tc loosc-
Shoulders are quiet with sales Of 1000 pcs eltycured
Hams were sold at 1:kc loose, hut lhey are gem
orally held at 1sc. Lard. was quiet and
s.eaiy with salcs Of about 100 tres At 12512xc for
prime Leaf, the outstdo ngute being paid only for
lot Of choice steam dr,ed (Jones & Cuibertsonfs).
The market tor Highw1nss WAS 1rncr, With sales Of
cbout 500 brls at 7!95c the market opening ut 7c,
advancing and becoming firm at f$c, and c1osn::
Qu!et at that price,
The Wheat market opened rcr5 dull, md prices fell
EG1c per bnshel. with sales Of No Spring ut stfl9
lis and No. Spring ut s1.c9@Ic9H. 1t the close
tcrr was much better feeling than at the opeciu,
aLd the market was firm.
Old Corn VAS dul md ncsiested. with buyers OF
MOL At &c, and No. ot 500. but TO sellers. New
Corn wns II active demand mud i92o higher. with
sa1es at T@7GKc, closing buoyant. Oats Wera III faiE
demand and steady At 6sa63c for No. md 1197tHc
for Noe. Rye was steady ut $1t0 for No. in store.
Barley wus in good demand and nrn at s1.l7 for
No.. % ~
FLAX Seed was In good demand md arm With sales
Of common to good at sa-s5Gs.oo. Timothy Seed Was
depressed and dull, With sa]cs Of good to choice at
<2N@2eo. Glover Seed Was neglected. tri1lng sales
belpg reported at $1.75.
The market for nides was depressed aud ko p y
lower on Green and Green Sailed. There Is no
change in The price Of Dry Flint, hut the market is
dull.
Groceries Of nil Kinds very firm, and We note an
advance On Chicago Refined Sugars Of &c 2 y. Coz
fec is active the supply Of Io being still ess than the
demand.
LATEST.
In tic afternoon and evening there was no material
change In the market for HghWiucs, and tho only sale
rcported was lot OF 500 bsls, for delivery next ten
DAYS sellers op,Ion at &c There WAS rather mora
5roury o1 Prorsions; and 800 brs Peoria Ness Pork
were sold At 5000; 200 brls sweet picked Hams at
lie: and go tres prime steam Lard at ike Wheat
was finn ut tho full prices paid on Change. Oats
,r+,rn 1rnrr Int hnyefB refused to nav advance,
, 1864-03-01

Ph1Ia1etphtR Seed n1arket-Feb.A 3D.
The market for cloverseed Is unscttcd with rather
more doing at a@850 fair to prime ots a01 bSs
choice Ut s8,i5 bu Nothing doing In timothy u
tQxseed 10 alter quotations..
, 1864-03-01

TnfcrIor
f1rdnary .........,,,,.,..,...,,,,.,..., 553B
Food f1rdinHry ,51S3a8
Low NiddfinG .......,..,....,. ,..,,,,,..,649E
MIddijnc c.s......... .......,.,.,...,,,,,,,,,SiGaH
Etrfct hfijui,nr
Good AIIddfpE ,,....,,,.,.,,.,,,............
Mfdd1nE ,,,....,..,,.,,,.,,s.-8-
, 1864-03-01

New Orleans Sugar NlaRket-Feb, 1E
6EoAE AND MoLAssss-Thn market va, cules to-
STEADY, md mns.y for ,na better grades T6esc we're
sacs to-day OF ss0 fhts huE.r At 1.lse for fsir Is
for common Gco ioE prime. and Sic for lot OF TcU
choice new crop. The stock In dgss hands On 4as Is
1,phf
, 1864-03-01

0UR-rssetMps, M a1T br1s. Massst ,! d1ls; s saes
1 g. snPsfs Sss e & on track
xsia husbeMonsHeS d1 and heary, bus ciasias
active a aad dsncS: saies Vere;=Iioo r. ffcsh s
Fl bn x9sss ~ st *B19E Ss15s
ssas Sc EnE r. Il y s1,e q 6a % Il
atGssesnS-Rec.;ved ct vi s..tsfu. N,rse. for MD earn
~ ahn bnsk So SsR coea aRa
~ ttnr1Tr1 Mt e mi I'm ID rim T. h TsanH l.
co e. eG & & 81 N % es'a g. 1efs.pts IN
esn ~ ~ ~ * ~ far So. l. a m for So n .sies
= = s
s'9se = o.G & Ga S r. ~ s,s,sx c,,o.
t9Ss, y fFsia Tssslets NJ i: i :;S5s
n bses i si;e5 % trseE: '''' -. : a> NV '1a
a.; taa TX 49, ~ oG; MafAes aues ana
Barley In etofs = *i17.
at s2s scnuo,-xoa,,,,. .za, ~ -,u.u
AHsrE't1T71S AHsrE'tT7Somiiaa' oc'isa ~ PCT ga!!on.
suoie: suoie:.,--.-.1..... " '@''1 - ~
rENe ualIy II ctoeas AND tucs-
Eai Falr 70 gGod Dairy IL II, r crooks and tues Ss
Til e good d. - - ...y.
Common bat,ef
REASsoass. s. e1Ss seeS 80 noa,aai as 8 @
DsffsIs !! : : q !;ase: . - -a., w 49,
pFeEcas aretatiors. VII ~ spTsFa tendeasy.
MesteTn MMsnte95f .i @ E's
Illinois md Nlsccnsin.. ....:... Gla
GpFFEE-ln good dc.aanai wl;n ~ p'as tae fnGpsy s
, 1864-03-01

II" Saturday's Louisville Journal says:
"From private sources we learn that General
Dodge's army from Pulash, Tennessee, as
well ns Logan's from Huntsville, has been Oh
the move for several days acting It is suppos-
I'd. in concert with Sher1nan's army"
, 1864-03-01

sMGInbCtB o. Inc Honse Just tIp!ted~
The votes, be it noted, arc cast by general
ticket. cacli yoter having twelve names on
his ballot, II le will; so that the vote seems
extremely meager. We presume there are as
many Kentucky rebels now held as prisoners
Of war. Breckenridge Was in the last House,
but is run out; Humphrey Marshall, who was
swclled by further returns, Mr.. Lineoln's
one-tenth'' will loom up quite large be-
side it.
, 1864-03-01

~ Troops arc now moving to the front,
IN Grant,s Department, in very large num-
bcrs. During one day-last Fridas-near1y
fnnr:, ,n,ousand re-enlistcd veterans passed
through Louisville for the south, to Say ooth-
ing of new recruits, couss1eseeut soldiers,
e.r who were forwarded 10 the army.
, 1864-03-01

The rafket is active and 1rm. AID the Supply Is
scarcely equal to meet tH demand prlccs SILL teS-
upward. We quote na follows: 49,
Anthraclto No, ,s5aooSsanop q ton.
No. SfnJ@3t11 -
g.. KcN.......t......... spQ14A91; '
Allegheny Cold Blast Charcoal MOL GQ.01@E1M . -
Coke No L.. ,......... 3oDoG9a.00 " :.
Hanging Rock No. 1................. 6Sm
, 1864-03-01

FiSEl-wMiTz T1an-1n good demand and very
and rood denand previous quotations unchanged.
MxcExaxI-AiaTketact active, md 10 good supply pre-
vinns nnnt,ttops firm aud unchanged. toDYIaH-
Active sad very e1o 1t present Quotations. Hza-
, 1864-03-01

PKOVlS1ONS-Hcceive6 a3,'2 ns cut meats,
1.GG.S Ms lard. Market quiet amt without mafesicl
n:eEs PnFk-Qutet and nominal at 5000. In the
eyep.ng, so lbs peorfn Meas Pork At SO. %.
p ime n1ess Pork-1n good demand and scarce
at ai1- 0.
til 1kIed Hams-1n good demand and 1ETd. Sales
to-day: ut uc $50 tcs and 60 tcs lie; 1ol scs
Bulk Ments-sseady. Sales to-day: 4@? tes city
cured Hams loose, 1t ec0 tcs do ut 0c, loose:
deo es cit5 shoulderf 7c, loose; 81 h1s country
do at 7Ac. .--.--. -.....-.,
, 1864-03-01
#tgrr{lamtNt,s.

tAO6 AS = III u iV1s
Tia Great unsqualled Preparation for RastoE-
ing, 1nvigoratug, Beautiyin3 and
Dressing the Hair,
Rendering Il eot silky anu glo>v md dlgpostns u %
rcualo Ia any DESIRED position quickly c1can5AE
the scalp. aFresiin!: the fnt'. and lmpaTsins
healthy md natural color to tho hair.
It Never Fails to Restore Gray Hair to LII
ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL COLOR.
1T IS NOT Il DXE,
But acts directly upon the roo ol the hsr, 9ivtrH
them the natural nourlsLnsnt Feautol,
producing the Aanc yttnlity and lux.
urtous quantity a In youth.
Rsy. NJ Thatcher. Of Ncv York, In 1ct tcf esJs:
"EJ age T. sixty. Orc ytas ago my halr was ycrV
Ercy Eut falling. uscd ai1a- s. A. Aliens Worlds
Hs{r Reatnrer, according to Glrecsipu8, and r
fal1.
most agreeable hute.dEcas!nG Ihayc ever nsed"
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Whose hair requires frequent dressing suc Zyfooeias
mum has no equal
No Lndy's Toilet III Complete Without It
Sold by Druggists Throughout ths World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE.
t9S 4 900 Greenwich Street.. New York City.
, 1864-03-01
AsS;sssE SsE
h7 G -. Kal AL Y$a1
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
l. PkE1EaCk OF AN 1NyALIn.-l'uht.shcd tor
the benefit sud o. tAtI1oS TO iOgSG AKR
tnrc 1,ecns Of Manhood. &c. surplyinE .: the sa1a
cured hn.ssI .iter galne eonsl;!crsb,s quscf.
cry. Dy nc1esisg poetpald addressed eayclore s41-
MAY FAIR, Esa,. Bedford, Kirgs Co., NY
fe6WS1alSn-21o
MUM 4 COMPANY, Selicito1a
.Nl ofAMEr1eAN nud FOREIGN PATRNTK, -
Publishers ef the ILLUSTRATED
IS SENENTEF7C AMERICANA af9
NJ. 81 Park Row, New Yotk.
Pamphless Of Information about PaecaU FAx&
6pec1uoen copies Of the pa7et FRXH.
mt Z
, 1864-03-01
POLITICAL.


The action Of the Democratic STATE Con-
yention Of New York is regarded as commit
ting the party in that State finally and fully
to peace platform. Richmond, Church and
other leaders have been oye1slaughed through
the iustrumcntallty Of the National Guard.
Tammany will revolt, and now State Con-
ycntiou will be called Of War Democrats.
Tho official returns from Armstrong and
Indiana counties, Pennsylvania, for Senator
in TINT district are Us follows:
Armstrong, majority for s. Clsir u =
Indiana - .-.-..-.-...s 1sozS
St. Clair'e majority 1,99a
This is tho largest majority ever given to
any candidate for Senator in the District, and
plain rebuke to the Coppesheads In the
Senate.
The N. 7. Tribune Of the 25th says:
They have inst been choosing Representa-
tiyes from Kentucky to the Con1cderate Con
grcss. There being no single acre Of tha
State wbereon Confederate poll could nov
be opened, it was held In the rebel camps II
VIrginiu, Georgia aud Tennessee, with tn
following rCsUltS.
, 1864-03-01
aaru6N1 -.
GIN Nh 4 mA

Mdu........t
6ip,No.t auav7
Calf, EIIn....--
French Klp,fEss
cholcc...-.-.-
French CALI n
he.............
French CtH. 81
hG.......-...-
T.TN% %NFf-S
, 1864-03-01

Frerch Calf. IS
nx.-..-........ laS41m
French Cali, 1e-
u.otnco, z toz11.m97d.0
French Gait. Le-
p1oIne5 Sec
onda, 2 doz .65.m3D.m
Linlnga, q dox 1c.WaE.@
Hoaus, = doz...1a.nk9ld.W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07
shipping TELLIGENCR.
PORT OF NETWORK. DECEMBER g.
Cleared.


Steamer Josephine Thompson, Moore, Baltimore W. psi
zel. TX
steamer Chesapeake Wiletts, Portland.
Steamer Z. G. knight, Gallagher, Philadelphia, W. j. Tay-
lor X Co. - 80
r. \ steam transport California Godfrey Hilton Head. Soy
Nov 30th via Folly Island Dec g. to u s. 40 NJ sth Inst
4 H. lat 81 10, lon. passed wreck sunk 10 iatnons
water supposed to be schooner.
Ship James L. Bogert (of Lyerpoo shllsber LMerpoot
via Newport, Eng 30 days, with salt and Ion to Task ~
Ship Australia Towart Philsdelphis, Williams Onion
Ship Belle Wood tBrl. freeman, Liverpool, "ihisms y
Co. r,,
Ship Perseverance (BL, Robertson, Leghorr Tsp'e0s
Bros Co.
shin l,eor-e Bren Hehrens, Rangoou Candies Meyer
Bark VIM W. Well, CsrtDer, Key West, Bermer bIown'
Bark Victoria, Ewen San Franci,co W. T. Coleman Z 20
Bark Ellen Stevens, How. Csrdenas Brett, Son 20:
Bsrk Ocesn Home, Wilder Havann, r. Ward &c.
Brg John Freeman Crowe Baltimore days with cool to
Brig Annie Collins DEL Shaw, wind.or days. A. smth'
ersG Co. mr. 49,.
oats b. II. DeWolf
schr Arctic (Br, Johnston, Nessau, L. A. H. webster
Scbr. Ayrmar (Brl Mills ST. Kits, D. X. DeWoE
schr Vckburg. Hsdul, ELzabethport: Metssi Duncan
schr Orion Matthews. Philadelphia, J. NJ. Mckee
Schr. Mountain Home Elmandorf, Norfon l. b. Chsce.
Sehr Decatur Oales, futile, Fortress Monroe days
Sehr. saie T. Charles Smith, Port Even for Lynn
Schr Eva, Sorthup, Elzabsthport for Providence
Schr. Texas, Chainplin. New. London.
schr. J. Logger, Phillips, Bridgpot.
schr. Sarah Garner. Meade, NewbgEg fof boston
WIND-At Sunset, S.-W., very light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07
Nrw Work DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER q 1864.

next but may under tho provisions Of the contract OF
lease be purchased by the Government for one mlion
OF dollars il notice 10 that effect 10 given three months
before its termination The premises suitable and
convenient for custom house purposes and Of greater
value than the named. Ii the purchase 10 70 be
made the Secretary should be seasonsby authorized 10
give the stipulated notice. and the necessary appropra
ton made before the adjournment Of Congress This
purchase has been heretofore recommended In two sue
cessive reports. and In that recommendation
the Secretary fully In closing this report the
Secretary feels that be cannot but follow tho example
OF his predecessor in gratefully acknowledging the OBJ
legation he is under tho Assistant Secretaries and
other officers Of the Treasury Department not only Tor
peculiar duties have been discharged but for the kind
ness and zeal with which they have sriven to Tighten
his ebors and enable him TO sustain however mper'
fecty, the weight Of most onerous and embarrassing
position. Signed
w. i. FESSENDEN, Secy Of tho Treasury.
Hon. HANNIBAL HAMIE, Vice-President OF the
United States and President Of the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07

Steamship Costa Rics Tnklepsrgh Aspnwa Nov 2sw!tn
pas. nail. and treasure. TO d. b. Allen.
steamer Pere Howard Beaufort 81 hours mdesnd psss.
ship Merchant of Provisence) sprafue Cardiff 50 dys with
coal 20 master ID inst, of the CAPE Of Delaware spoke By.
schooner Wild Horse, hence for Ca.denss :,
BARK Ellinswood. Ellng.ood. Glaze Bay C. B. II dsys,
with coal 70 Brett, Son Co. lst inst lat ~ loo. ~
Bark Persia Holm, Cronsyadt 6 days, mdse, Wm Ropes
&Co. iii,
salt to Wiett Rove. q,
schr Emma Anderson iof 81. Cbristopher Mccarthy s
Martins Oct 90 to H. A. Natable Son. Nov. ., during
heavy = f. gale ashore New Inlet, L. L. where sne
was got o. cutting the mas,s away By the Coast wreck
Inc Comnauy She has received slight damage TO heS
bottom Was towed to this city by the steamtua Gioos
sen Frances J. Cumming bon, St. George Me-, 10 days
sp,rp 20 II. J. & &. A. DeWolf
sehr Adic n Chadwick (of Boon) Paine Gisce Bay, c..
Sea Success Rchards New London, with fsk to Wood
rlff & Robinson. .
schr Arinadllo Chase New Bedford, oil
schr WIN. P. Wnliams Sinmont, fsl River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07

In stecnship Costa RIGA, from Apintcat-Mr aud Mrs J.
Bacon and Children n 4; A'woOa, = r. SByTs O. Y.
Hoch,tad,er wife ard children Miss N Griffin. s. Baum J.
ROsenbsnp r BENIN d. Everett; wife and child u We've
Miss A. T. Church A. II. Alexander Mad. f. yiest, Mira j.
II. Hayden end child, $. Hescock p Woodrud p r. Put
nam. &. NJ. Hsscock, }. Mnturn, Mrs W. T. Krnuse and
child Mrs A. Cnspp and child j. Frngton, WIN. H. Mud
ge c. C. Peck Mrs f. Conway and children, c. Dohss
ty Miss S. r. McKenna, Mayer, Chas: Ads; L. Bill" A.
w estes aud lady c. BIfer Miss N. f. Barnes @. Smith,
C. w Brrftsye. B. E. Benton wife and Children Miss 8.
Moon j. T. Senior wife and dongher, Mrs r. +. Brewstes
children s. shomrnasur T.. y. Hoop 7. j. Hubbard, j. Z.
Perkins, c. Grain II. II. Bsser o. Bennett D. Bledret,
nell c. n. Rand J. Cabbalos Mr.. Provost and ehd kts>
g. Horton A. NJ. Sto!edo Mrs. Reuter- A. Crosby and wife,
Thos Sharp.
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ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL CULTURE Several

OF the friends and patrons of Mrs 4. II. Plumb Assem-
bled Monday evening at her Academy of Physical
Culture No. 80 West Fourteenthst, to witness some
very interesting syunastc exercises They were per.
formed by the pupils Of the Academy who number
nearly two hundred many Of them children beo ngins
to the first families The system which they are taught
embraces light gymnastics only. the implements being
Of wood which is considered better than iron for gym
nastic purposes. Although heavy weights develop and
harden the muscles get they do not give that elasticity
and gracciulncss to the body which makes the light
weights most beneficial for health; neither do they
strain the body. which the heavy weights often DO
Mrr Pumbs systcm is also especially beneficial 70
Young children who inclined 10 be dull for " couh
teracs that tendency and makes them lively and pleas
ant The classes at the Academy are arranged IN the
following order. Morning classes, for ladies' sxeiu'
sivey. every Tuesday and Friday at loi o'clock AneI
noon classes. for misses and masters. every MONDAY
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday at 81 p: M E'enin 4
classes for ladies and gentlemen ere beld w the saLe
days dIEp
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firm and in fair demand q. q eoes Q, per sush os

ne.
IRON-The market for Pig has been rather quiet
since our last but there is particular change In
s57 eco for American. Bar s quoted el75G&lsO for
common English, and Si9O1S2O5 for refined English.
Other descriptions quiet bet there is no particular
change in prices.
LATTS are quiet but steady at $685.
LUMBER-Eastern Spruce and Pine are In moderate
request az full former rates.
HAY-The demand Is fair and the market hrm; Gales
Of 900 bales at 81 40aSl 80 per 100 bs
LrNE-Rockland is quiet at o. Is for common and
81 Is for lump ..
WHALEBONE-We note sales Of 800 q g. Dgys's
Straits, at 80 IL, which shows firm market
WHiSKY-The market 10 less active and lower:
sales Of $50 bbs at 81 93asl IS for Western, closing
heavy at the inside price.
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BORT n)ar0ens' Notife.

SrArE OF NEw-YoBK,
Posr-WAppESs OYYIcs, No. lo1 Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
section OF the &C. passed April II, 1887 entitled AZ
Act 20 Reoganze the Wsrdcns Office OF the Port OF Ne
York 70 all persons interested ia. having charge or
subject matter Of such inquiry, examination or surrey sn
the following vessels under examination BY the re
Waens ard that said surveys examinations wiz ee5
comp rted within ten days noxt succeeding this notice o.
board said vessels: w..
Steamship Bremen. ..HoooIen.
Steamship Virginia.
Bark James Welsh. ...............''.'"n n n
BARK Lsufa..... ~ n
Pris James I. Abbott. -. Woodruif Robnsons.
MINTHORNE TOMRKINs, PIesidsnt
J. ARCS HERMAN Secretary.
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The Charter Election.

The Charter Election yesterday was in
marked contrast 10 the Presidential election last month
The necessity for election districts TO accommodate the
voters ceased with the Presidential election. The time
Of the Inspectors yesterday was but half occupied even
where the largest vote east. The officers elected