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rIlEN BARRELS OLD PROOF APPL

FVEN BARRELS OLD PROOF APPLE
BRANDY,
q barrels Old Proof Rye Whiskey.
octaves Old Proof Co2nae Brandy
barrels Old Blackberry Wine,
10 barrels Spirits Turpentine and Naptha,
barrels Sorghum and New Orleans Molassas,
barrels White Grease,
bales A Sheeting,
bales Cotton Yarna-high numbers,
barrels North Carolina Smoked HefIings,
l bag prime Old kio Coffee,
10 coils Plow-Line Rope,
SO bushels Winter Seed Oats,
boxes North Carolina Copperas,
l lot OF Calfskins,
uerces Rice,
l lot of Scrap Leather,
80 pairs Mems and Women's 81. res,
so kegs Old Dominion Nail5--assofted,
100 boxes and caddies Manufactured Tobacco,
70 barrels and boxes Smoking Tobacco,
/ rolls 3-4 and ia Cassimeres,
OH consignment, for sale by
r. h ROBERTS, Commission Merchant,
Corner Cary and Thirteenth streets.
co 91---4fs
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FNHE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
TIE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY.
THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY


THE MAGNOLIA WEEKLY for this week will
appear TODAY ut O'Clock, and will contain "a
and pertinent 10 the times.
The list OF contents is a. follows
\ TALE OF TWO CITIES BY Charles Dickens.
Continued
SONNET.
PHENOMENA OF SUNSTROKE.
THE KNIGHTS TOAST iPoetryl
THE GEORGlAN'S GRAVE. Poetry
THE WHITE ROSE OF CAROLINA
STANZAS.
TREE SIMPLE MEN OF THE EAST
FOREGN NEWS FOR THE WEEK
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.
WIT AND ANECDOTES, EDITORIALS, &c.
Office, Twelfth street, ole door from Main
st Pitt
u EW GOODS JUST OPENED, AND
l will bc ready ~ bc shown Monday niorning,
vi the lalgest and best selected stocks vi DRY
GOODS, CASoIMERES, CLOTHS, &c., consisting
part Of
Al Dark French Cacoes,
Al Dalk Purple Calicoes,
81 DARK Cacoes,
ia and A Black and White Calicoes,
Apacas, Bombazines, Bdretheas,
CobuTg Cloth, Debagcs, GInghaIi-,
poplins, DelaiIies,
Atwood French MeInos
All-wool Delaincs, together with very large
assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods.
Ca!i carly Monday morning and pick out sCme of
those beautiful CalcUeS Don't forget the number
la Broad street ISAAC SCIIRTVER.
oi-ot
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Doors open at quarter 10 O'clock performance
at half-paSt precisely sc 2i-lt
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TyOR SALE. one share PETERSBURG
STEAMSHIP COMPANY STOCK. Apply 10
]. b. MACMURIW,
se 2i--3t At Bank Of Richmond.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ID ICHMoND THEATRE,
HI Corner Seventh and Broad streets

LJIAIlMOND iHEAIhE,
In Corner Seventh and Broad streets.
Acting a,.d Stage Manager ...... r. D. OGDEN
SATURDAY EVENING, ssrrsmeea "a, lsG4.
By REQUEST,
Tom Taylot's great comedy OF
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP,
Miss KATIE EsTELI.E AS
Mas. HECTOR sTERNIIoLD,
Nh. E r. DALToS As
JOHN MILDMAY,
Mr. r. d. OGDEN As
CAPTAIN HARRY IIAwKSLEY.
SINGING AND DANCING.
To conclude with the nautical drama of
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
Monday will be presented, positively, the iine
tragedy OF
!. uTusi
which Will be introduced magnificent work of
art, statue OF Tar4anias bus, got
ten up for the occasion.
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RETURN OF GRANT TO THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
telegram from Fortress Monroe announces the
return to that place Of General Grant, route for
City Point, and states that he proceeded up the
liver with Major Muifori OH the ilag-oftruce boat
New Y0Ik.
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EOR SALE.--CLOVER AND TIAl0-
THY SEED for sale by
MCKAY 4 PILKINTON,
80 2s-Sts Cary street,
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NOR sale ON CONSIGNMENT, three
81 s4-6t 4. II, DIbRELLs Shoekoe Slip.
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DIDER VINEGAR FOR PICkLING
PURE CIDER VINEGAR FOR PICKI.INu.
e.r sale by s. q. GREENH0W,
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
9a-3t
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FROM MOBILE.

The enemy i'll front Ut Mobile continue tomaintain
their inactivity with perseverance which does them
great credit The most interesting news from there
is that arrangements have been completed for an
exchange Of all the prisoners captured i'll Mobile
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EOR SALE, one large and one small
l. RETORT, ole sheet iron RECEIVER, capacity
one hundred and fifty gallons, one thousand pounds
ASPHALTUM, together with many other articles
Also, tSo PORTABLE PLANTATION GRIST
bushels of corn and cob together per day Apply
to g. r. HODGES, at William Ii. Fowle, Sons & Co
oDpoSite this office Sc 2I-2ts
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r WISH TO RENT, LEASE OR BUY
4 a good FARM, from i've TO thirty miles north
81 Richmond. Address q. w. MAUPIN,
sc aa-St. Louisa county. Virginia
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A1OVEIS.--J. w. RANDOLPH has for
IN sale a large lot Of NOTWITHSTANDING them
are few by Thackeray, Cooper, simms, Lever,
Wawtharu ~ Sc Att
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY.-TO BA-
KERS AND OTHERS.-I have for sale a
complete OUTFIT FOR A BAKERY, comprising
Bread Trough Pans, Table, Cake Moulds,
Cutter, Rolling Pins, Scales and weights. &c
For terms, &c., apply to
+. s. PLEASANTS,
se 22-it 10 Main street.
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EOR SALE, two very elegant Ladies'
i, CLOTH WRAPPINGS, perfectly new, and
beautifully trimmed, to be disposed of by lady who
is preparing to leave for Europe. Inquire for Miss
street Can be seen from 8 to IL O'Clock A. NJ, or
from to 5 O'Clock y. NJ. Sc 4-2ts
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CUPERIOR BROWN SUGAR,
- Old Government Java Coffee
Preserving Sugar,
Old Laguayra Coffee,
English Crushed Sugar
English Pickles,
Adamantne, Steaiine and Sperm Candles,
Black Pepper
English Mustard
CLAREF WINES, &c.
IL cases Einke & Co IS Clafet,
Old Madeira, vintage 1872,
Old Sherry, do. do,
India Pale Ale, &c,
just received and for sale at YERBY'S,
No Twelfth street, south Of Main.
2i-aoi3ts
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II EATHER BELTING.--One BELT,
4 forty-eight feet long, eighteen inches wide III
perfect order, and Of best leather, for sale by
WILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
se 2l-ts Thirteenth street.
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oNH1OO1NIalt
On the night Of the 18th Of September, Acting
Master John Maxwell, Of the Confederate States
navy, III connection with Acting Master Hines and
Captain Moore and two men, attacked the Yankee
schooner Jane F. DuIfee, Oh Warwick river, cap
turing her. together with eight men. The vessel
was bonded and the crew paroled. Warwick river
is in Warwick county, Virginia, below York county
This exploit, successfully performed far within
the enemy's lines. reflects much credit upon its
dalina projectors
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TORNS, BUNIONS, CALLOSITIES,
" DISEASED NAILS, WARTS, &c,
treated without pain or inconvenience by
DIR. SCHULTZ,
The Surgeon ChiropodIst
Office: Wall Street Hotel, Wall street
LAuIE5 AND CHILDREN ATTENDED AS USUAL
Sc 4-lts
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nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD.-The city of Richmond will pay
reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
detection and conviction of any person engaged in
setting fire to and burning any house within the
limits of the city. JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
Richmond, September 81, 1864. Sc 22-eod3t
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nNE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD Pr
FORTE, DUNHAMS MAKE, NEW
YORK, FOR SALE PRIVATELY, OVER W H.
TYLER'S GROCERY STORE, No. 80 MAIN
STREET.-Any one wishing to purchase good
Piano will do well to call and look at this
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M NOTICE.-I desire to return my sincere
w thanks to the officers and men of the Fire
Brigade and also to the members OF the Day Poioe,
for their prompt, Jealous and efficient exertions in
shvng my house from the ravages of the fire on
Wednesday night. SOLOMON HECHINGER.
I sc 24-lts
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TEA, SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Is half chests Black Tea,
2 do. Green Tea,
20 barrels Maricaibo Coffee,
10 do. CRUSHED: Sugar,
90 do. Brown do.
We will be daily receiving SUGARS, and will sell
them ut lowest market rates.
ROBERT IIOUGH s. co,
Sc 2i-6ts No IA Pearl street
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Arrived.

Steamer Potomac Sherwood, Portland ndse and ra' IL
b. Cromwell d Co. 49, . - -
mdse. and pass. to Jas. Hand -
IT, s team transport City Of Richmond Kelly Fortress
Monroe In ballast, 10 u. s. 40 =,
r. steam transport New Jersey, Ho1e Fortress MonIo
80 hours. in ballast, to u. ). ON 49,,
Ship Gernania (tarH), Ehlers Hamburg 10Th mt mdsc
and go pass Kunhardt Co. Experienced very hes7y gee
during the voyage. Il
shin Constantine Creevy Liverpool Oct 5th, mds' and
PASS Cornelius Grnne Took pilot on Fire Island on tLs
path and was blown off shore in the ate westerly gale -
Bark Sunshine Edward, Cow Bay, C. Be- days, cos w
A. Nelson. -,
Bsrk Horace Reas (U 81 Act Master J. King ransna
ing Pensacola l3 days. Had heavy northefy winds. ~ =
Bark Odenburs Rus), Wragge, Bremen, AZ days IN oass
aud 1876 pass, Ruger Bros. ,,.,. G -
ice returned cargol, master. . ., p.l.
Bris Nellie staples ST. CrOir, 20 days rum, &c, Roche
Brothers CoHey. . 49, 49,. o., -
Brs snleoe (of Turks island, Higgins. Mstsnzas u Days
big Branch tBr Codfeet CORVALLIS, days, potatoes
Duryea Hyde. - -, r.,,. e.
llst, hides, Miller Houghton . ,,,,uA.. -
Sehr Fruer tof Nafsau Bush Roggef Island rh hst ~
Eeheurs leth salt and fruit q. Deshon oil boston. -s
in In a heavy blow from N. o, ftesai stove oa.waN,
Schr Miard Fillmore, Chase, Port Royal days Ia oa"f
schr Matsora. (of Nassau, " P) Russell, Msanors.
DAYS cotton &C. o. X. King Co. Left bis Eha' o' wv
sehr D. G. Hul.e Eldridge, Georgetown, days coal.
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MONDAY. Oct. 81 P. y


Gold opened at 223 sold down to ~ and rallied
to 2271 From this point the rate settled to ~
at 4 p. IN.
Stocks have been rampant throughout the day,
with large business. The registered sales at the
First Board were $l59,CO United States Securities
400 GOO Railroad and State Bonds and 81 $50 Shares
the latter an unusual amount. There were large
saes TO realize profits but the market seemed strong
enough TO bear any load, and steadily advanced.
The rise in gold assisted the upward movements,
which extended throughout the whole list. Gov
eminent Securities continue strong and advancing,
the new 52Os selling at lOl and the old issue at lOS'
In Certificates, lase business at 95s, and at the
close this price was freely offered. Al the Second
Board and at the Public Board the market was
steady, but the disposition 10 buy was checked.
Money is very abundant, and the last payment
Oh account of the recent loan, has made no i'm
.ressjon whatever on the market. Upon call the
rate is 6a7 per cent with an excessive supply. In
commercial paper no change. Prime names are
quoted per cent, ard second grade 90l2per cent.
The Bank statement shows an increase Of O6t,OOO
of deposits, $7s25s7 in loans and 1924 in
specie. The items compare asfoilows:
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EAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAsBrRs- m.-Before Justice
tLEKkg
DECISIONS
Franz Is. Muller ct al. agt. Henry Saulter.-
Order settled
Samuel Kemper agt. George WoOd.-Ihe motion
{. denied v it'll Z 10 cost. OF opposing.
Robert = Hone q al sst. John A. stevens et s-McVoh
denied with $40 costs.
Before Justice BArsARp.
John Hcrherg lgt Magdalcna Herberg.-Report
confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted
SPECIAL TKRg-Bcfore Justice CLERxE
DECISIONS.
Cunningham agt. sourza, ct al.-Complaint dis
missed with costs As 10 defendant Grcensward.
l~fia.nin AIT Van observation-disclosures or plaintiff
Merritt agt. Rath-Decr.e Tor plaintiff
Bradford. Public admnistraor, agt lee-Judement ior
Brush. Etf &c. at. Nctnote q, a.-N'Sered to John
Slo..cn. esq.
Tie Mayor &C. SGT he oy.second. and Grand It. Fer
Nv II IL 20. * .i-loupluini dismissed " ia costs.
Kilr. act Butler-Judsmen, for plaintiff o.,
Du 8ss at. OskleyA motion Tor new tfiM dehed WIN
coats Gwyer Oppcnemer 81 al biaS SGT NoIlsi Val
ssuuing at. HtydsnMoons denied win costs Hat at
Bei-iudrment Tor pfntif sud reference 20 Chas. Pcs.
rceTence Iohu H. HaDct esq The Ocean bak ast the
ST. Louis Alton. AMI rerre Ilaute II. H. Co-Judsmet Tor
plaintiff; decree be entered Brett ag'. Oatin-Monon
denied " i'm costs. williamson PIES a., ag Nusshnnu e.
wax lek.-Judsment IN aceof anc" win Whitley
opinion. HE with Clerk
Price Tre. &c. az Treadwell, &C.. Judgment for pAnf
the with leave TO answer IN T. day on payment
81 .o.. OF demurrer Cunning agt. Van Buskrk Judgment
ior pl,uh aud reference % Ihis. Fcc esq. Bort agt
Bald Judgment for defendants with with 'nye
plnih amend within twenty days on p1ymen, oil sad
cost See opinion. The People &c. agt ID. lhnd ave- H.
f. Co. Iud ruent plaintiff. see opinion bar agt Lay
Tor Il al Demurrer overrned with costs, and Judgment there
the plaintiff with liberty 70 defendants TO answer "lhh
ten DAYS pay neut Of costs See opinion
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Trnyr,er-, Guide.


To Albany, by Hudson Il. H., 90 Wanen'st, $50
q. NJ, " M $780, $3.50, l0;+O ?. M Sunday train
from JJthst ....'....'.;..' p n
To Albany, by Harlem X. r.. 10Th ST., 4thav., lOi u
M. and y. Sunday train. p M
To Albany, Cozzrns's Hotel Dock. West Point
Newbnrgh. Poughkeepsie Rhinebeck. Catshll
aud Hudson by steamers DAM Drew and G. Nib
bard leaving Desbgossess landing AZ Sothst) AZ O. m
To Baltimore, by the New.Jersey r. H., foot OF
CourrIandtst.. and 10 a. H. u p. m. and IL
rnidisht Sunday 1:3O p
10 Bottom, by New London line, Pier so \. r.,
snd stonington line, Pier is ~ r., daily SUNDAY
excepted. 400 p
TO Boston. by NswIIaven r. r., via Springfield.
27thst and lthav. ................ss aud 500 p
To Boston. by New Haven X. r. 2ithst aud 4th-
av, via Shore Line N pnd p m. sunday,.... sooP.
To Bnralo and the West, by Erie Railroad, foot
and 10 and 600 p
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport nom fecA :,
Slip F. Il. 10 N
To Gseenput, sp, Fire Island, and other resorts on
and foot Of 5i6.st T. M and 800 ..
To Long Branch by RaItan and Delaware Bay
r. r. via steamer Jesse Hoyt foot of Murray.
1T daily at emo II : a. snd H.
ere leave Peck slip and II p
and iihav al ia liz a. m i2 g. $50 -, aud 800 ?.
To Cornwall, West Point Newburgh, Poughkcepse,
Sc landing daily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3!p.
To the West. By Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
pier O. n r. Ia M and ?. M Sunday train. 100 p N.
To the West, by Central Railroad OF NewJersey.
DAY train 200 p.
To Phiade phia, by NewJersey Railroad, foot
and Il midnight sunday 600 p. N
To Washington, by NewJersey H. X. foot OF
Counlsndt.st., and 10 a. III, u p. M, and ~
midnight Sunday $50 p
For further information in regard to Railroad Time 4a0ie
see adyers, ments in another part of this paper.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......Ocro
Cleared.


Steamer w. Woodward, CundH. Bait more, w. DazeL
steamer Aida. Denny, Philadelphia; 3 Hand
Steamer Sarah. Jones, Philadelphia. VIM kirtpaTck Cos
slim Oceana (lir.l GARDEN. Bremen Unkart Go.
slim Young Mechanic Mc.eon san Francisco Merchant
Cannon. v.tc,
BARK Dresden Reed PHILADELPHIA &. g. Duncan 80. a..
BARK s. Ursula (Brl Lanfa Rio Janero, Sia Rnadeph'a
Bark RocAaway (Brl Bosssnge, London q " W o.
Bork Robert Jones Br Baker Antwerp W. r. schriio' "
Son. 9, ~, ,.. &
Lark Chen.on Deh) Schwartz, Melbourne, r. W caHnons
Brig Nellie liant (BIl Nelson Buenos Ayres, h. A. hu''x
l. Co.
Brir Qrsngo (Br.), Binke. Haifx. C. =. Swain.
Big Orodnbo Flowen, Philadelrhia, X, r. bnch 90.
Rrs Mazatlan Maddox, Ezsheilpor c. +. j. Peters,
Brig Herman tDanl, Gis.n, Rio Janero, Funch, irHcAe
4 Wend. -
Schr. Oriental. Thompson, Boston, Simpson y C,.rp
schr. Rrsrdywnr COrsol. WHINING on }, w. hchte'
schr. Ophii Warner, Ehzabethport T. b. swan.
Schr. W. Bayiis. Provost, Stamford.
echr Sarah EnLaheth, Smith, New Haven
Schr Lucy Ames, Flanders Boston }. w Lewis o.
schr Flash (BF.), Ryan, Vera Cruz T. Aexand,r Nohs
Schr Mary Brewer Pearce, Georytoyu W. > Bio Q.
Schr H. h. Cleveland Thomas, Fortress Monroe ht'neea
schr Joseph Turner HodsdOn EizabethpOrt A. T. st' u
schr Kate, Trefsthcrn, Boston, J. w. Lewis K Go.
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DESCENT on DIsoRDgRLY HOUSES

Sunday night the 18th Precinct Police under command
OF Captain Canray and Sergeant Diks, made descent
on the Two disreputable houses Nos. l43 and 1875
Eighihst. kept respectively by Jane AIcCready and
Josephine Woods. The proprietors and % girls, In
mates Of the houses their ages ranging from IL to 20
wears were taken the stationhouse and locked up for
the night Yesterday morning they were taken before
Recorder Hoffman at the Court of General Sessions
who decided 10 hold the keepers Of tho houses IN the
sum Of 81 900 each 10 answer the charge nj the Court
OF Special Sessions. Nr. David Il. Reed gave me re-
CURED bail for Jane McCrsady and Mr.. Joseph Des'
brow for Joephine Woods. Several Of the inmates
were held 10 bail in the of 500 10 appear as wit
nesses The Grand Jury at the last term OF the Court
of Sessions found indictments against Mr.. james ID
Fitch and Martha A. Fitch the of No. l43 and
also against Edward ID. Fox the owner OF No 49, for
allowing dsOrdery houses 10 be kept on their premises
These Indictments will be- tried during the November
term Of the Court Of General Sessions.
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feqal Notlres.

CUPREME COURT-OswEGo COUNTY
- Theodore Irwin again" William w U9dsrhi, A'f NJ
Tina.rLiiI his wife Junius Judson, Samuel keyn01 ~,
49, Vi.,i,s Richard Butierhed. T.. Darwin Milken wa
ter sebbins William H. W9eele Chae' + 1 4s S S
DeOng The SonsIia iron aboss name
andsot.. You hereby summoned and requlred 70
.wer The complaint Of the p!ainii IN ts seton; s,so
IN J.y of July 1864, and TO copy OF your ss
w 49, .nbscriber his Office In Oswego, New YORK s,I
n, days after the service Of this summons eIcusse IN
w. 81 service and IL You fail TO answer said comp ii,
Usntia will apply to the Court for the relief dsmano'
a25 Iaw6wTu Is. b. BURT, Plaintiffs Atoney.
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spoken.

18th inst, OF the Gsopper Bremen bark stella hef'c'
Ig,b inst lat 81 lon ~ TO- British brig Jessie Grey, hoa
Halifax for Jamaica, Ia days out
2nth mat off Lily Islands Bremen steamship Brtmtn.
23d inst lat 8. lon II ~ brig LeysIt, steering :.
29d inst of HaiteTas, brig Nancy Cook, from Cuba u
Portland.
lth inst lat ~ lon 81 90 British bark Ocean Queen
2fh inst lat 3 lon. IS 30, brig Alberta. from P.nsaccS
for PHILADELPHIA. -. s.
3oh inst, Of Georges Shoe steamship City Of "ssEDgoi
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BORT n)ar0ens' Notite.
STATE OF NRx-YoRK.

STATE NRw-YoRK
PoRr-WARDEys OFFICE No. lO4 Waist.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WIN
section Of the act passed April IA, 1887. EMIT Ell IN
Act to Reorzanize the Wardens Oce Of the Port OF Nvs
York" all persons interested in. r having charge o.
subject matter OF such inquiry, examination or survey
tie following vessels under aximtnaon by tue
Wsrdens and tha, the said surveys examinations will 10
completed within ten days next e'dn' this n0''' 49,
Steamship Suwo NADIA. ,s...-.....46N X
Steamship san,s Martha...s ) ........H obGsea
Ship GrahGm's Policy. ...... ..........H r. r.
Ship General Mcclellan ..... ...........l+E f.. r..
Ship lusits.. ............'str.sin.
snip George Peabody. .....,..,.........EE r. X.
Big Arabolls.. INDEPENDENTLY. H.
MlNTHORNG TOMPKlSS, PiesiGes.
J. ARCS HgRRMAS. Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENT

FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEw-YoRK.
NEw.YoRK oct % 1864.
TIE Directors Of the First National Bank have
declared the regular semi.Annual Dividend OF ten
90 per cent out Of the net profits for the past six
months payable at the present Office Of the Bank No
4 Wall.st. on and after Tuesday November LIST.
Stockholders will please surrender mp the Certificates
of stock they now hold and receive ones instead.
SAML c. THOMPSON. President
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TCARRIVE.
passenger, Arrived

In ssip Geynania from HambuygW. Gefcken, family ana
servant T. A. Magnus wife, child and seryent ~ S,enans
family and sevsnt Miss Ida Meyer Gvst Wesse lSchmd,
Mr. Andrsenand and servant Morris spyf and lady, John
Tryevah lady, c. A. Yoquarsen ami LADY Enrique Nor
denaye and LADY, c. w Slngu aud lady s. Dannenann Jos.
Dannenapn Capt A. Metthori L. + Dyenfurth, e. Sehntze,
T. Frewehdt G.. Schuster Miss Hedwig Brsuse Nc Hiss
mann T. sterntiem g Johnson r. C. johnson. Wles.
PentenredeT j. Kons 10 In the second cabin ard 90 in
the storage.
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corrRr cALFNDAR-TnIs DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-TBus DAY.
SUPrEuE CONFERENCE.-The for tie
SurrrME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Adjourned for
tie term. go. -. .
CoURr OF OYER AND TERGISER-Aejo urned to
SUPERIOR CouRr-Adiourned for the term.
COURT OF CoAniog PLEAs-Ad0urned for the
farm
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Buil0ina Mdterlals.

r UMBER-4, 900. 600 feet Good Seascne'
IL Lumber now in yard Pine wildwood bsek wa
NUT Ash, Cherry, Maple, Oak Butternut besch ha.s~0'
&c &c. All of which offer at the lowest mArkot prle
A. L. w. CHAPLIN foot OF West Tweniy'inirdst
EAKY ROOFS Coated with the best tir
i and Water Proof India Rubber CEMENT PANT
the markeit will last four times long rs Lead rant.
cents per foot aud warranted Offices, Nos - Lsu'sb
Cliff end l09 Suffolk SITS.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best pace J
WI the city purchas cheap and well finished pa
Is at A. KLABERS antel Mandatory, No. IVs h~t' i'N
st. near 3d.av, New lork Cut this out
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The Sunshine reports. Have had heavy wes,her on N
passage Lett bss and bark loading for New Ycrnsnt
not known lh inst 90 nj es F.. Sandy Hook slass
steamer lying TOO with bead the eastward 3oh. Of
stand p'otboa with schooner in tow who hsdiot
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lAdveItisement.l
TENTH NATIONAL BANK
No. $40 BROADWAY
Msrkets-CARKYuLLY REPORTED FOR TIKI n. y. TRiBUsR.
MONDAY Oct. 81, 1864.

ASUFS-The market is quiet but steady. at sll 25
asll 50 for Pots and sl30l3 % for Peorls
COTTON-The market has been somewhat irregular
during the day Middngs selling at one time as low as
2l9sl % but at tho .Iose 70, i5 ne anu
COFFEE-The market is quiet at nominahy IN
Flour AND MEAT.-Ths market for Western and
State Flour opened hrner, owing 70 me advance IA
eycban1 but ere the close Of exchange heavy ieenhg
nrcyaA and the market closed up duli ana heaVy Az
about Saturdays price. The inquiry mas been 9 pm
moderate. the receipts are more liberal ne
sales are O. 40 ibbls at 50 goa 20 % ior SupeTnhe
State 50 75a%lO for Extra State sod go 40 for Fan
STATE $40 BOA $40 IS for the low grades OF western
Tvtrn. SO 1881 for Shipping Ohio; sila-l2 ier
Trade and Family brands; and SllaSll ior ~ Louls
Fxtras Included In the sales are lOOO Dds, OF
State for last haa Of p %,iss. a at sg d.
sa ~ On Mis- nj AZ $3.50 10 for the low grades OF
aO for Trade and Family .i te1c
"a no essential charger sales Of 67O bbs at slo SdsI
mixed coed suPersne Country satR RSs s G
20 steady md moderately ucve; sales OF 200 bDs
at e. LOSE ~, Cory Neql is quiet sales Of q"