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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
Ice! Ice! Tce!

HTAVING secured a large supply Of best quality e
II ICE, am prepared to supply my former Gust om
ers, and indeed all that may want it, at the 10 west
market price. shall run wagon daily for the deiv-
cry of Ice, Bread and Cake.
March IS, 1864 W. G. IITTEII..
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

THE dividends of this Company may be applied al
i the option of policy holders either of the
four following ways:
l. As an additional amount of insurance payable
with the Policy at its maturity.
2. As an annuity, by which future premiums NAV
be permanently reduced.
3 By applying a portion of the cash value of the
dividend additions to the payment in whole in part
OF any annual premium.
1. Any future dividend may be applied 20 reduce
the annual premiums during the five years next sue.
ceeding the declaration of the same
EXAMPLES OF DIVIDENDS
The dividend added to Policy No. 2O274 for $40 900,
issued IA May, 1888, amounts $l940 90, which is
S5OI so more than the premiums paid thereon.
should the assured wish to do so he may surrender
S655 90, added to his Policy, and thereby have pre-
MUM to pay year. By surrendering S64O 81
1866, he would have premium to that year and
surrenderlg $625 93 in 1867, he would have pre-
MUM t" pay that year. Thus there need be no pre-
MUM pald the next three years.
We're the dividends thus applied by the
sured, the addition 81 $40 80
"oulo pc reduced observation-disclosures ,92l.S2
Which would IeAve........... w Sl9.5s
in addition to he SO 900 insured.
This privilege is of immense advantage to Policy
holders For in temporary pecunary embarrassment,
they can keep up their insuTances, which, in other
Companies they would be obliged to forfeit at great
loss to themselves and their families Many OF the
assured this Company never paw any more
miums-and only their policies pa III up
in tull, but Will receive annual in cash from
the Company Iong they live.
The pTOhts which are greater than any other Life
Insurance Company all divided among the assured
in the most equitable manner All persons, whether
insured in other Companies nOt should once pro-
cure the last Annual Report of this Institution, and
judge for themselves. GEO C. EATON Agent.
July s. 1864 Templar Hall Building, Della ware,
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Tht #arkEts.

Delaware Market.
Corrected weekly, by HILLS BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, and Dealers in
Grain, No 4, Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

Ten thousand Swiss emigrants are now at
Havre and other European ports, awaiting
passage to the United States. The Swiss are
devoted friends of freedom. and ever vel
coined.
WooL IN OHIo.--In 1864, the. number Of
sheep sat down to Ohio is 100000. The
fleece is estimated at full four pounds to the
sheep, which would give over nineteen mill
ions of pounds of wool, worth fifteen millions
Of dollars.
The greatest plague of the Turkish Empire
is locusts, and the Cover nment hires the peO-
pie to destroy the un nf1edged. Off cial accounts
show that last year more than ten million
pounds of locusts were thus destroyed.
The steamer Marathon, which arrived at
New York yesterday, brings European dates
to the 18th inst. There are rumors that hos
tilities between Denmark and Prus sia will
cease and peace be arranged. The new Dan
ish ministry are in favor of the measure; and
we'll might be, as Denmark can not cope with
her powerful adversary. with the faintest hope
ofsuccess. .rs
Some fifty negroes came into Wheeling
from Hunters expedition most of whom snlis-
ted in the U. S. service. The Intelligencer
says that when stripped for examination, some
of their backs were found to be terribly car
red with the lash from the neck to the waist
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

J. S. REED, State Agent:
Toledo loss to be paid as advised by you.
E. II. IoRDELL, Secretary.
@ TotEDo March 21st, 1854.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

OWING to the rapid advance OF all kinds of Hard.
" ware, and the adoption Of CASH FEEns by the
Wholesale Trade, compelled, in self defence 20
sell goods tor CASH ONLY after this date.
Persons knowing themselves indebted TO will
please call and settle without delay.
July 20, 1S64-3m. q. ID. POTTER h CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

1nn KEGS best brand Wheeling Nails just received
HUI and for sale at the lowest market rata BY
Juu1S 1857 q. o. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
Roberts' Steel Plows

RuST received, good stock of RoBKRTs' SrKKL PLow
ii which are offered to the public superior PloW
which will be sold low Tor cash,
Feb ~ c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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cHRrsrAnoRo,a -HArR nv1
TRANSFORMS GRAY HAIR

a vegetable preparation, harmless as water, which
five minutes
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29

Died In Berkshire township, Jnly 10th, 1854, ENoCH
DoMlGAN one Of the Pioneers Of Ohio He was born
May 10th, l77S, in the state of Maryland. Moved to
Franklin county, Ohio In 1898, thence To Delaware
county IN 1905 settled Big Walnut, Berkshire town
ship He enjoyed good health, attended To the bust
ness unIi within three days Of his DEATH
In religion no member pI TIE 81. J.. Church. IN
politics II Wing and Republican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-29
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The following prices for advertising have been
greed upon by the publishers Of papers in Delaware
take effect Immediately:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19
Arrived.

s.,,ship Morning star Nelson New Orleans. o Rayner.
Steamship Herman Livingston from Fort Pulaski 90 the
Stesm transport fulton, woon from Port Royal Nov IL
stsrnshp Monezupia (Br D. Halnshaw, Kings,op j.. 9th
inst with ndse 70 How land AspInwall.
Steamer John Gibson, Bowen Philsdeiphia' md'1 VIM j.
Stesner She,spe.ke wleu Portland, ndse. ard pass to
II. Is. Cromwell 4 Co. m
Inst via fortress Monroe ~ honr ballast and to
u s. ON 18th inst. - mes north OF haera fe in with
and with feet IA the hold pm. crew board
aud arrived Fortress Monroe with her the day The
Portland
Ship Jane. Foster, jr., Abeel Liverpool u days, With
Inst. lei, "a II, lon So exchanged signals with steamship
Indiana hence for Liverpool; l4h at 81 o. lon o 80 -x
changed signals with steamship City Of Manchester eace Tor
liverpool 18th law bark Warren, White for ssem, steer
ing norhwmd;
20 Hoiand Frohirghaio Had strong westerly gales nos.
Of the passage; had one destt-en infant
Ship solid lBrsm new 900 tonsl Buerdeck Damaiscos.s
days, in ballast TO order. WIN losd for Cadiz,
- BARK cbspa of s. Jshn n B. sprusue aolss'. passed
Rsrs honezoma, Hammond, Barbados II days. mols''cs
Big Merlin Of St John N. b. Brandt, sasu, Nov sugar
Big John snaer,on, Of T.no, ~ s. Carroll, Ron.ir. 10
and Ocean Pearl, for Boston in days
Bhs Henr.,te, Hod.dou OF and tom Bermuda days In
Brig Tsnder Sawyer Brewer 10 days, lumber Holyoks
Murray.
4
days with coal 10 Boyd Hincken
Bns Uni tFrl Josse. st. Martins 10 DAYS. with salt 10
master. has had very heavy weather the entire passage On
the night Of the 3th inst LAT 81 lou Co. during heavy gale
from :. w. 20 y. W.. carried away both topnss With sails
s.ng aud spsrs attached usumsst head .pr4ns forems
and received other damage; 18th Inst poktn by shp
mo. 2Rb from New York for Havana lowered boat
20 her, IN order TO and when about half
her the boat eap.r-d the Of which saved by
boat from the ship and returned board the brig;
7th sbont 81 mites +. from Sandy Hook taken Ia
by piiottost Moses H. Grinne, and brought this port
schr Georges Green. Rich Georgr for Bo-toa.
nd Nc Monfoe Xoo
Schr j. Locnthsl -. Virginia, wood.
$ hr Nep,une's Bride, Baltimore DAYS. coal
eehr WIDE World, Adaus. Fortr,s, Monroe days ballast,
MISTER
schr Leyan Brl Graham, River Herbert N g., 81 days
coal, r. I. Neyins n Son.
sehr George Parker ORD Mcbride, CORVALLIS, ~ s., IL
DAYS potetoes ID. X. De WOLF
Pig NiIeennes Hodgins Newburypor,
schr. Convoy, Merrill, Bridgeport l6 days, coal, w. g.
Brown & Go.
schr. ". & PsTiridge Hin Rockard lime
sclr Lyndon, bswtus Calais 10 days lumber Hoyofs
Murray.
schf Amanda Powers Robin'on, Bangor days shnsles
master
schr Mes.enser holden Fall River.
schr ?. A. B-sth Williams Bangor. lumber for Phils
delrhia
schr Globe Boston hay, for Washington
scl houensh Miller Bangor, shingles Tor Washington.
WIND--At Sunset, ~ ".
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ner Antl<Irit~, sbroo.hir., Philadelphia.

Steamer Anthracite, Shropshire, Philsdelphis.
steamer Reheeca Clyde Wis!s Washington, James Hand
Steamer Golden ae Babcoet, San Juan NJ o. Roberts
Ship Rio Grahds (fia.l Saundeu Bremen, Ruger Eros.
ray Co.
Bris Msii1, B. OBJ, Reynolds. Cow Bay, Millers L
IIoneht0n.
big ANA Geder tBr), coehrane, WindEon. A. snithes
Brig I1eesor iBr. J. Pru6dor Bermuda, McCoi FIRTH
Schr. Evelyn Palmer, Shan g,u.
SEM. Sarah NJ. Sherman, Washington, y. kenny:
sIr Le~isvie tBrl, Taylor, St. John, NJ b.. 7. j. Nor
nsf SON
,chr swallow (Br.l, Russell, Gusdaloupe, nlss,er.
Seh. y. n. Baker, Dixon, Warrington, 4. Abbot.
schr " C. Harris, Leighton, Boston, Holyoke Murray.
eehr Elbow Emery. Boston, }. V. Have.ind.
sehr Sophie Ann. Smith. Philadelphia VI. Mckee.
scAr 8 y Merrick. Philadelphia, Baker Dayton.
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Moven,enIs Of Ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived.

4. sssts.ip MeaL-uma. fror king,fon-FdwArd Boyce,
Dir. Howel! and family, Mrs LcscoI. Mr. and Mrs.. hseheI
End sir children.
IN Meomii Mo,nicg star, 10, Ysr Or,san. and Hleara
A. Ullmln, Benz. Dnffuss H. w. B,rkey y. T. Aisrrton
Dr ~ Buttcihsh J. Noson Ia. Jacobs }. L. Carter Mrs
Marsh. children aud servant Mrs. 4. C.swe, M and
Mr.. d. Hution, Capt. NJ. w. Morton. w Van Nordon
Geo w: koon'l son srd daughter, FRANK NJ W Inc h.set
Georgs Winchester, ". ID. jenkins, W. Davidson Wm
Downs. Mr., sullivan. Mr.. Mary Cuitsd I. Culver
w We.thcH, A. Wspmsn. Geo. {. sssi.bTy, ~: heuy.
Russell Major Davies, CsPis. J. H. smith u B. VI ssm.
T. Lamb and l,dy. T. w Ratbone, S'urhe q; pichsr
T. Hooper, l.. W. Jones J. Buril n. Alton w h. Hyde,
D. Bruce G. w Robbins = II. Lamb, q, ;; Sneh, b. /.
Nicholas j. O'Rourke j. n Brown, Capt. Lunt, L. y.
KehTa:on C. a. Enm;r,sn H. kilor j. sric.'r A. D.
Mater Il. C. Dosn g. NJ W. L.. Aldick, T. ,. Murphy,
T. X Dodge, John r. stson. H. 2. ChAmplsiD, Sud 81 IN
the .toersge.
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FRIDAY, Nov. lS-P. NJ.


Gold has been much disturbed and is lower
The opening rate was 2l9 followed bye rapid fall
TO 2lO. From this point the market rose 10 2l1i Of
Up. m, and receded OF once to 2l6 The market is
sustained with great effort and upon every rally
there are sellers in abundance,
Stocks are lower, but as has been Noticed 10y
several days, Government securities do not synpa.
thize with the weakness in gold and fancy stocks
The 6s Of 1881 sold at ll09, and 5-2Os at l0l Tie
73Os are lower and the attempt to force the Treas
ny Department 70 IKE them for duties has
not apromising future. Railway shares were thrown
upon the market without stint, aQd the chief Oh
ject seemed TO be to get rid Af i.57ee lots. The
'p5rAs ,.cSn IN gold has checked business in all
branches of the produce trade, and as natural
consequence few people are sanguine enough tobuy
Railway property Of which the income is doubtful.
At the public board the market was decidedly
psnieky, and small operators, as we'd as large ones,
were eager to get out and stop their losses. At
the Second Board there was slarge businessat lower
rates. Later in the day still lower prices were
made. The disposition 10 buy was in no degree re-
vived. The near approach of the Session Of Con-
gress, and the general impression that the Govern
ment viii do all in its power to induce the Rebel.
bous States to return TO their allegiance makes
people very cautious about getting into debt for
anything, cheap as it may seem.
Money continues abundant at 6a7 per cent? on call.
The disposition continues to keep capital where it
can be used promptly, and among the prominent
lenders to-day have been city banks. 1t is reported
upon the street that loan will be advertised with
little delay, and before the meeting Of Congress
The rumors from the army in Georgia have very
decided effect in producing caution among money
lenders, and no one wants long engagements In
commercial paper no change The rates are y for
~ few names. Se9 for ordinary selections, end l0a
IL for second rate,
There is more dong in Sterling. Bankers, 20
days, 1905; days, ll0.alll; Merchants. ioS a
loei; Francs, $685. a5.l3,.
Freiehts are dull; the engagements to Liverpool
are, 80 tuns Oil Cake at .s. 3D.; 200 tcs Beef at
IS. 3D.; 100 tuns Measurement Goods and 80 tuns
Tallow at lbs. Cd, and per steamer, 1900 boxes
Cheese and 40 pkgs Butter at 4Os. 10 Bremen.
$50 hhds. Tobacco at 2js, snd 100 bags Coffee at
2Os. To Antwerp. 80 tuns Mahogany ard 900
boxes Extract Logwood at 2js.
DryGoods were quit active at a.. ,.bl:r sals,
this morning. Wlinerdings & Mount had a large
sale of Lupns fabrics. Prices were better than
yesterday, but off sSl5 per cent from last weeks
sales. GA Nerinos, donbe-twilled figured,
sold for q 3d. Chintz do, 81 550$l co. same goods,
two weeks ago, brought 81 IS; high coon Plaid
do, d Fa$l As; the same goods sold for 81 ~
within a week. In most Instances duplicates would
only be made by the case. Haggerty e. Co. had a
sale Of cloths, cassimeres and vestings Prices
v~e nominal. Superior Black Belgian Castor sold
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WepnOpnff,iO.

The IIeTusn Livingston reports Sov H. 10 mites % the
OF Cope Hssfss passed the steamship Columbia bound
The Morning Star reports: Sailed in company s.ti steam
ship North America for Newiork passed in the river
bound the steamship sumo Nad nom New for. Nov
e. \. runhost Dato,ah. and tAt George W. Horton, Of
Rocssud inside the Bar bark Chief Of Boston and french
bTs Guan;nomo of Bordeaux, brig, Ocean Wave, Of Fs
River aud Julia q New London sehr Marcus Hunter and
ship Tumo unain. Of NcwioTk the bar; Oct. ~
passed Ode wheel steamship supposed to be- The Champion
rom Havana Tor hewOrlesns: 81 SAND Key, passed side
wber bound n. w. of ,ssyscot Keep passed. side
wh-s teaner bound NJ Nov H. 20 ine y T.. OF Hs,terss
two a. 4 gugboa. bound s. has had heavy Ne winds
from Iorusss 70 UAltera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

At the Mining Board the sales were: 100 shares
Norwich Copper Co., Il 800 shares benton Gold
Co., II; 300 shares Benton Gold Co., bio, u; 500
shares Gunnell Gold Co., g. 100 shares New-fors
Gold Co., % 100 shares Rynd Farm Oil Co., 81;
100 shares Rynd Farm OIL Co., ST.
At the Petroleum Boerd 800 shares Gerlnania
81 20 TO 81 s. Knckerbocker Co. Soc.
TIE Marietta Eeg5>ter OF thellth notices a deed
which conveyed q tract Of Oil Territory" that Is
worthy of nete, whereinJohn Bloodgood and James
Mclean Of the city of New-York transferred 10 the
American Oil and Mining Company of that city,
"for aud in consideration of one million three
hundred aud sixty-fvc thousand dollars three
eichths undivided interest in 30 of land on
Horse NcckRun, Pleasant County, West Virginia,
being the farm which Ellen Dawson died seized. One
might think this humbue, but the deed had on II
twenty $50 Government stamps, or 600 IN stamps,
and that was no humbue. The deed was made in July
last, before the present stamp law went into effect,
August l. 1864, under which, had the contract been
a month later, the amount of stamps upon II would
hayebeen 81 ,365. This tract of 25' acres, three
eighths undivided interest in which sold for 1861
OOO, lies within ten miles of Mariettn, and year or
two ago coud have been bought almost "fof a
song
The earnings Of the Long Island Road in October
are as follows:
Passenger s3 ii "a sI624 6s e2s3ii II s32 96i "
Freight. 9l4O IL e9J5 l3 9%76 80 1853 ~
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i1ort-Uaroens' Notist.

STATE OF Nyv-YoRK.
Posr-WARDgSs OYrcg, No. le4 Waist.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 Reorgs1e the Wardsns' Office Of the Po Of New.
York. all Interested in. having charge o. the
subject Of such inquiry. examination survey. that
the following vessels nnder minaion by the Port
Wsrers and ,ha, tho aid surveys nnsops will be
completed within ten days next succeeding tine notice
board -sid ye-ses:
bafk Linden. .ctfeam
ScIr Nap1T ........ ............ southern lAd
Bfig AAce...............Wo odruh s Rooinsons
Brig Esget......................F Foot BrooIne o..
MlSTHORNE TOMPkIhS, fIesidsnt
}. AuGs HERRIrAs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

for S. I2I; French Victoria do, " 2' biue "a,
s. 62, superior Black Belgian Moskowss, " l2l;
Excelsior Cloth, black superior quality, % So AK
10 Chapellc, finest quality, black Esrcdon, 81 250
s. 50. Kobbe 4 Cories had .arge sale of hosiery,
gloves, &c. Most OF the goods brought fair prices.
Wilmerdng, Hoguet e. Co., had sale of lace cur.
tainS and upholstery goods Prices were moderete.
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for the
week has been as follows:
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Post. Ofiee Notice.Tho Malta for Great Britain aud
the ontp~n via Southampton and Bremen per steamer
Amercs aud for Ireland via Queenstown, per steamer City
of baltimore will close at this Office SATURDAY, the
10Th day Nov. at loi o'clock and 1t the uptown
offices follows Stations and b, 10 q and D. ~
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Ifounrm COLLECTION DISTRICT. NEW YoRx
THIRD, FIvrH, SixTH AsD EIgHrH WARDs,
AssKssoH OPyfcg, No. o. FRANKLIN ST.,
NV onx Nov Il 1854

Internal Revapuc.-Nosice is hereby given that, pur-
riant tho Joint resolution Of Congress Of July 1854
and tho instructions Of tho Secretary Of the Treasury
ssued IN accordance Herewith the list OF assessments
for tho Special Income Tax of five per cenm upon the
profits income the year ending Dec 81 1868. of oil per
residing in this District Is completed ard that the
said lie, will remain open to the inspection OF s who
may apply inspect the for the space of ten days from
the hereof Office No. 60 Franklin ST. In the city Of
and further that immediately AFTER the expiration
Of the ten days wit the 18th day Of November
s6&snd for tive days thereafter will receive aud
oil appeals relative 10 erroneous excessive vaustons
assessments enunersiions contained in said list Al ap
pcss he In writing, aud I'll. particular
matter thing respecting which decision l. requested and
shall state the principle OF complained Of
PIERRE &. VAN WICK,
Assessor Fourth Diartct, N. r.
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Advertise
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

CoRSKR or BROADWAY AND WALTZ, NV YORK,
IDEAL. s,onsivey and specially in Government Securities,
$40 notes 520s lo4os and sxes OF 1881 stps Specie
and State money Interest allowed accounts by special
agreement. y. O. ADAMS President
J.. SCOrInp Cashief
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Ecouomy, Ncatness and Utility.

HEGEMAN l. CO.'S CONCENTRATED BENZlSE 70.
paint spots grease, ETC., instantly and cleans gloves
silks ribbons etc, equal TO and without injury to the
color or fabrc-only rs per bottle. HEGEMANk Co.
Chemists and Drurss Nos soo sss sii aud 7ss Brosdway
and corner Seyenteenhs and Fourth ave. Newiork sold
BY Drlggists
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Msrkets--cAnAvvrtv Rrron.nD ,on THx N, y Tnibrss

Msrkets--CAaAyrLLv RsroH1HD yox THx N. Y. TRiBrxp
kRDAr Nov. ~. 1864.
ASHES--The market 10 qnet snd prices are nominal
at Si2 for Pots and sl3 for pcasis
COTTON-Thp market rules dull aud heavy. and o.
the close prices nominal ut 81 rs for Middlings
sales Of about 800 bales We inadvertently quoted at
Al 72dsl 80 yesterday. instead Of 81 3sei - rs 1t
should have been.
CANDLES are dull bat unchanged small sales Of
Adamantne At 2od3sc: Sperm, t5c.. and Patent Sc.
COPPER 10 quiet but without material change In
prices; gales of 600 lbs. American Ingot at 49,
New Sheating and Yellow Metal arc steady and IN.
changed.
COFFEE remains quiet and price, are no" nd.
FLOUR AND MI.AI,-Thu market 10 y estern
and State flour il very dull and prices are iys20o
per Dbl lower for kinds owing to the liberal
receipts and the decline in Gold and Exchange Really
good state cannot be hsd At inside fgares. The
sales are: 900 bbs at s90t9 - for Superine
State 81 30ds9 20 for Extra do. 81 $3.50 for
Fancy do, ~ 75d4l0 for the low grades Of West.
crn Extra, $40 650eli for shipping Ohio eli l0del2
for trade and family brands and el0 sO1eli for ~.
Louis Extras Canadian Flour dull heavy, and lower;
sales Of $50 bbs at s. Goa 80 20 for the low grades
of Extra, and Sl00sl2 for trade and family Extras.
Southern Flour il also heavy and lower, and closes
heavy sales Of go bbs. at go 100 81 30 for mixed
10 good Superinc Country Baltimore, &c, and el asa
as for trade and family brands Rye Flour 10 dull and
lesvy; ssls. Of Ie9 bbla NJ ~ 2,a$a.;. Cerg Meal
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Rereiues n Produre

Nov ISL. 80 bbls. Flour 80 bbls Whisky. u
bits Corn Mea, 49, bush. Wheat, i03o0 bush Oats
pigs. Ashes 100 pkg. Provisions 80 pkgs. Batter
lee pkgs. Lard.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises sun Sets...t:s0 Noon Rises. 10 20
HtsH wATss THIS
Sandy Hook Gov I.s Id ..l2:2I Hell 0ste. 1903
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IAdyertisement.l
HoweS e. Macy,
formerly Officers of the Park Bank
nnnl.ro NJ % XCnIsf NnrXnrE


formerly Officers of the Park Bank
Bankers, No. 30 Wall.st., New-YoTk.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST allowed on Deposits,
which may be made and drawn at pleasure as with
the City Banks.
Certificates OF Deposit issued to parties desiring)
for remittances to any part Of the country.
Particular attention paid to the collection ofSotes
Checks, Bills of Exchange, &C., on oil accessible
points of the United States and Canadss and checks
for the proceeds sent TO the owners place Of bust
ness without delay.
Orders for the purchase or sale Of the various is
sues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds, and
Gold promptly executed for the usual commission
ADVERTISEMENT
FIkST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.YOaK.
q. g. DEPOSITORY.
EsrAhlrsHED August 1, 1855
CAP1fAL SrcoE PAID 900.
DIs,pssps Fad IL "a MoSsas".". $780, 00.
srryIr... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 100000.
This Bank will remove its magnificent new Banking
House. No. iA Broadway, the 7sth Da and win be pre-
pared TO receive city secoun heretofore declined for want Of
accommodation in its Temporary officer
The buying and selling Of Government Securities will be
continued As heretofore an special department fol thai eu
pose.
Dealer. and d.po-itor, most generously dealt wrh
sAurxL G. THoxr-os, President.
JAxss CrrrTYr ca.hier.
iAdverti,e.neni.
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or fHB CITY
OF NEW YORK.
SAPfTAI-.. EOsV
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE USiTRD STATS
Nos. "a and - Pine-st.. n. Y.
This Bank has ready for sale following the commits
sion purchssers) u :. $40 notes. which ct maturity
are convertible into six per cent gold bearing loan;
collects warrants. certificates maturing loans and
drafts and attends 10 all financial business with Govern
msnt Parties wishing to avoid the delay and moon.
venience Of direct correspondence with the Depart
msnts. are invited TO sppiy at this Bant
MORRIS KHTCnvn. Prssident
10. w. YAuGAAx Cashier.