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".GR4tO ~ 4IE."
uaoD Iron Bands--Patented--
Substitute for Rope ln
Baffng Cotton

o,, leSs-ls pa On fasterhoies he bale t"eaty <
s,-suty vs per cent smaller than rope sne viii not
-, Idusssd te any szs of bssE - quickly - rope
P.iuted sn6 put up IA ths 0ss esHvsnisat PssEAssa
a. ,r.a,portsaon ths rslassvs buik being mach lsa
thsn that Of r0Ps.
szpply slvsys 90 hs1a itg which ordsrs fer any
.-.5ty VII BE- proupty ntieqs ana fuftasf in1ofAAA
As- sAte'- - d a TH0BBUKE,
,,-s.. ~ -reruuarf T4ufnington b. u, o.
q - ~ n r. a. CAAsbhls4s
,,s :,ta ~ esorEes. bsfaadAs
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BELL, MOORE & CO.,

TR-Iyl4IS.SEO OIb- sLEEA8 DAEsGss 4 y
= Nd Hheiessle esAlers IN ~ klnas u FkoD Voh,
a sizristsA sleet, Au1niss Ca
1900 Etts utiou psid 70 Hl5I1sHts q every es
serlpten sud TenassssleSa pfeHRt3 mace Otesls te-
spsttfuily soncii, a anc csraEaiy n,lso. 49, IN
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LM. WILLIS

Tax Qoilector,
77ih District, State q Georgia
Ohes cn AIabsna street.. once honrE from to Il A
n snc & on 2 70 ?. n liu3 2H
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Z ,.osore x. j. Hanry. c. 8. Navy
80 s.r ~ enclosed tahsas. e0npiisd 'n.a I.
,o.,a 4 trade rssuras sbog' she course = IS
,,. ,.1 Go srAas for shs Inss ~ ysar. las Pso
= a. cessation Of ths esnHsseisl pane -
- oc..pr.asslion eomnszssd and sna. = ! !, 4
-. 90, j ,ss yssr. Thus fnrniahns = : sse'
sS''s,v 49, II sss so1on imp0ss4 szPsE's. -
a. .sls1 sor hons eosampon for ~ are. 's-s =.
80 - -, ~, nee seasons subsqaeni @ ~ -.
- - sbe Scr aszn States ron me Fsas'.
- 4 szaibltiug the increase = ne -
-. I'd cotton sooas during ths -fs. olsl.u'.'
80 ,,ss duriug The sssond division Of 's N,
s l,rr.st i.spossatioaS Of reS cotton sooA p'.ss
- I, -. SIS 7s2 pounds were inpo'ssa. T. = !.
~. ssssss $50 and h. .ass' F'eslP's were Z e !.
o. avs aas pouads caus hand. vsasa e. : = !
soaoss ne quantity IN 1858 US pss.
-, ss5 ~ ess. The s1portstions q EAT '.ses
10 80. 80 asosss go poualsi aor 1875 salient
IN .n0s.. for fssa, 2i47g4s2s Psaa'tore 'torest and sp
on so ss2 pounas-the ra' ong.oorrsot lsstss-snd
-s,h ,,,nartaaioaa bsIas vsl5 8 s=1ssE,
Win In Ap1i ~ =. .santime, the enemJ's q
ing properties or Lot Nae-sx river, and opened
-, a. rernasnad IN tle s az various other point
-4Ae' A. 20 purDose ef cecur wing
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Several raiders on gardens sad fowl honsss have
been Shct
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mauslastarirg seuntry- Es'
3 ~ bsr al.sovsssra risals'
I.s,a Insssa s. saiuAtlle Z
.r s1qaissisly saas sOsssn Gig
sans fsr surrsaey- Yet, no
claim for MszEse shs pea = :,
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

I'm portant and Successful Movement -
LAeutenent General Grants Army car
Nt0hmond. ya.-The Latest News frsD
the Union Forces ta ait parts OF the
Country-Tho On Region OF Ponnsys-
vania--rhe Latest News from Europs
&C., 90.
Tho stssma hip Costa Rica, captaia TinxIepansb. wiz
leave this port to day sor Aspnwait
The for Central America aud The sousa pas,1s
will close this mc> -nirg at hall-pas, ten O'Clock.
Tho Nss Yoax characterization roc the PaciGc-sia
DO ready at na psAt nine O'Clock in the morning sn<
win give full particuh OF the recent successful
msns OF tho Army under Lieutenant General Grant 70
wards Richmond Va ui accounts OF tho operasons se
General Sheridan IN the a onandosh valley Of The BatsS
Tough. Victories wou and of The amount Of dsnas
iaacled on the enemy Lsast News from the Army a
General sherman at Atants, Ca, aud from the Unios
all parts OF the couLxryi Tho Latest News ron
The Rebe States Interesting account OF ve't 70 ~
Oil Regou OF Pennsyvania. wAh description OF IL
country, tho oil wes tho nhab,tants &c Late and h,
teresting News from Europe aud accounts OF at imDoe
tant events OF the past ten days
Single copies in wrappers ready fos s,i,ng s'x ssuk
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

amued the books under the order OF the Court O. what
called your attention to the mutations A. The appear.
anoe the books and my inability 10 find entries which
SIS book Tor 1861 shows that your proportion OF the
pTons was erased-wbo made this srasure A.
mutisieds A. don't Know. Q. 1ou did not do in A.
did not. Well. how did IL oocurf A. suppose an
Interested party did IT, Q. 10 not likely that the per-
son who m ade the erasures did H A. 10 Ii very likely
the person who made the would do most any
thing q Look At this balance sheet for 1850 and say
whether 10 is 10 your handwriting or nou A. IL s Q.
Does your appear on the aheet2 Il does not o
James Brooks appears to have drawn twothrds Of the
profits and Ersstus Brooks third; where your
proportion A. James BROOKS drew mine 10 bis two
thirds.
Mr.. hcKeon--Oh, no drew your share aod JET you
made record or if A. Yes.
The Court then adjourned until ten O'Clock the follow
ing morning,
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Arrivals ana Departures.


Lsvxaroor- steamship Kru-Mrs Ridley Mr. y dley ~
Stnson MRS Stinson, HIS Child. Mrs Harper and cna
Mrs Peoples Mr. Newmip. MRS Means " Bescher 9.erss
Howsrsh, Mr. Dwerhast NJ Malson Mr spence rfoo
tor I Proctor Mr. Mckenzie. Mr. Bassia
Lsvxaroot- Steamship Bdinbssg-r Peirce Nj. aAmse
Miss Gamble, Miss l. Gamble, Miss Gamble NJ SEEK
dsrssst Rev W Anderson VIM Henderson, CaE Arm.
string Capt Psutius Capt Cvowc and lady Mis- Ss9wei
Wm beishton, q Wilsinson. Judge " Leon - = L1oa
a ] Meany Mr. Douglas II Peirce. sinciaf Mrs Cnis
we'll, hrs Kershaw, Miss keTshaw and Two chieasec nss
Martin Mr. Kesnsr. MISS ftrserald, hrog0-ead 8S IN
the stseraEc.
U.vrv-s,esmship W washngton-E Beonsa 0ravea MRS
Reonen orsves Mfss Emmel Mlss Meers Wm kmmsl
s.c, and ssr,ant Yaris l. Ronada. MRS konaids I've
Ss Tob,nore NJ Dc Lobniere. Jr Mrs De lrardp, child
ana servant Y; Miss Harris, Mas Mils Sherwood
Portsnd Mrs Burisy and child. Aks Mary hurley. Chr,
io,chkiss MEs Ho,chkiss q Brssweid, swityeriafi
Mir Fitch Mv Merritt child aud seryAut Miss rsLet
JACOBS, fhthaelphiA; his 4 Rscoulea Y. AoS.
ert wheaies; frovidence, II hr 0areii, wife. child
and scrwAnt: Mr. Pincus, hra fncua two ,ehldreu
spd sesSaati Mrs NV Oliver Miss q Hubbard.
Msdsms De 9, Our. and .hila Madame chsysp !raoce
Ms Gss I srns. .s a1ss IPgs
enslraach smiih Nsv Ysrk; hads xns Louise Yschs
Capt Po,ssoper France; August Adan Brls Indiana;
fAgnet New Orleans, Ramon Bore New Granada Nd
mund 0algusn, John 2oru. AuguA Fundeas New rerk
nrs Alfred Peyros ana chrer Camden Victor Darrc
Louis Butte John Bahsr vrAnee Chas Hoe
Nav York. Pierre Afcnaro vow Asenora roaacss csbcr
tAus. France, nedsms Hesofet
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

aov AT sAtr lara cux. rrIa rgaRIrosx "A
disturbance occurred Al the tnea,re Al sait Iaxs
City the 18th f August 1hs Sal, Laks CITY DasJS
Telegraph gives the following Or tho aGsrrvs
runken asses, wanting with voluntrsys ~
suited them by leer and during the evening anf
finally hurrahed for Jef Davis right At them Nh.Oh
II ID reported three four u v or va OF clad
drew their pistols and Knocked down Of the offend
ers During tho melee pistol fred the bali FROM
which struck VIM. VAnderhoof, from Michigan, yoUnI
10 the service OF Captain Hooper, below the noss %
the right OF the ace, LDcting sovere and danger
wound. Several other persors were injured by being
struck With butts Of pistols and other weapons
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
Ipeslessrtanfsnn.

VIM norermo,t, the Flushing carrier OF tbs Nsw YosK
HERALD undertook for purse OF 800 TO walk twenty.
one miles four hours. the Fashion Course, yesor
day uorDiog. Mcrermott did not win. being soven
seconds behind time. His misfortune was not fau't,
but advssmen of those Who had control OF hs
movements. Tho morthcaton attendant On the detsAt
Was all the youth lost Tor undesta1t that The sub
sorpton rased fos Aim the Course wss about M large
Il tbs purse be sWote V via
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Carriages nj Bars air..-Wood Bvo.
THEIRS imncnss stock OF CARRIAGES exblbit0s -
Tor sale at the Palace Garden Fourteenth street. nsoA
Sixth avenue. Sanitary Fair building, embracing The 49,
and most fashionable styles, from the Gnest CoTA
ihrorgn all OF Park Carriages TO the gbss
rrotting Wagon.
That portion OF The stock damaged Al the late are via -
redu~ed prircs and tho,r ssock propa~
ionAl.iy reduced ne go,d standard
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
ce~se Cale.Aar-rnis Day.

.sUrRsn co0.,-es.cuH.-p JTCSa,t opsns .
.ss 4 T.Es: ssss. lssA sss 200. 2ses, a!o4 s.cs.
24o6 2IlO 2li1 2lfl G2s 2430 2437, 3<at, 2ls6,
2iSs, 2llo, 2I92, 2l4x Part s-1s duane sreetcourt
opens a. ten A Nos. co6S. 1865, 1867, 2S6l, tl4
$40, 101, 7, 21S l4S8, 110<, 209l 1885, 1913, 1885,
2iTi, il92, Als, 1884, 1851.
surn,oH ceusr-.rnaI Issr.rars i-Nes asos
1921 3loS, l30o, Sass $685. <ib7, 31o1, 4113, ass
sa47 Iosa, siSI, S235 3sei. Para s-Nos. seea, sls
sS7s. sos2, 40S4 loss, toss Ao4o, tot2, SoAA loSs
''SS Cocs nov Q. ccs.os PraAs-Psrs i-Aaournsd for .as
taru part 2--t
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
The Lieutsnsn mt 0overnsr OF Nova SCOTIA
TO THE EDIroR OF rHs HERALD.

N6W 0pks Vct f@ fo0<
In to.day's HERALD II Is stated that bis Excc'lsucy
Major General Doyle Governor Geuer Of Nova Scotia
. visit 10 General Grant, 30 &c. Allow me 10 re'
mark that therc but governor general for oil shs
British North American provinces, he h resident 10
Canada The Governorso OF Nova Scotia, New Brunswiok
Prinos Edward Island and Newfoundland are but nea
tenant governors Major General Doyle s not even
lieutenant governor, bat s holding the highest military
rank In the province Of Nova Doctabe oom Ands her
Majesty . forces stationed In that psovinoo In the 40
ssocs OF the IIsusssaat Governor no. sseio, becomes
during such absence The Administrator o the govern
nent NOVA sVVuAU
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

An Adm 10 bile Con mad rum. why -
PHAI.ON,s NIGHT DLOOMING CERKUs ike the maQe
ncc poef because II centre OF attraction In ~
" word's highest circle.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

CowcERr At tavtv0 HALG.--Gustavus Gsary assisted
By bis daughtsr and several eminent artists viii give
his annuM ballad concert ~ Irving Hall 70 ever.
Ins The popularity q Mr. 0sarye entertainments
wNsd DO,
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
TIM GIL REGION or PENNSYLVANIA.

The HzEMo's graphic account visit tcshs OF s.gEsxs
u PennsyiaauA. with description OF the country aS&
its present inhabitants and owners, win bs prsssa x1
the regular edition OF the WEEKLY HsRALo OF yadrsy
morning.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Banners, Trs nspn rcncios. Fiags, Las.
ierns Enbstns &C. tor the political campaign. For geU4
wosk an ,ox prices call at 2s East Brosdw.y
= G. Il rYLER. ManusActuyNH
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
The Navy.
DEPARTURE OF THR rALLApOOsA.


The ralapoosa, 10, side wheel, Lieutenant Command.
Do Haven, again dockod on Saturday last, 70
repair some derangement in her steering apparatus
which had caused her 10 run into dock and receive
some damage while attempting TO proceed to on
Friday last. The defect found be in tho pin OF
one Of her rudders. ard Il placed in order.
She came out OF the dock Monday afternoon. and
imm datey placed under the sbeers receive her guns
wkch had been taken preparatory to docking her.
Her powder and munitions were also placed aboard
bc'ore night, and on Tuesday she proceeded to sea
again for Fortress Monroe Tho following list Of her
Oicors:-
LSeu'cncns Commonder-Joseph E. Dc Haven.
Act,n0 Master and Er Ctcer-John Fl. PiatL
Acting assistant Ssu0eon--J = Warner
Acting Easigns-J D. Baocock, J. Jcnney, wm a.
Acting Masters Nate,-C. Tsssmond Stephen Ayfss,
Joseph lovej'y
Engineers-Seoond Assistants john Kelley u charger,
VIM. s. Neal; Third Assistants, Vim Edward Renney
George w. Wakefield.
Aci.ng Gunney-Peler Meehen.
Cdptdins Cls,k-Francis Davis.
WRECK OF THE NAVAL TRANSPORT AraRoDlrH.
The unknown steamer hitherto reported ashore nine
miles north OF cape Lookout proves TO be the screw
steamer Apbrodite, chartered by the Navy Department
to transport from this port to the Gull draft OF
and marines for the West Gulf biockadng squadron
der tho charge Of Commander A. G. Clsry aud officer
Of the Marie corps Four Eve OF the
ported lost by drowning or BY tho more terrible death
from the nnumerable sharks which found along the
Southern coast The balance Of the officers and mon
were safely landed, 10 thought Cedar Island from
which they have doubtless this been rescued BY
blockaders. The Aphrodte new steamer and only
on her second trip. she sister ship or the Fort
Morgan The ship and cargo viii prove total loss II s
feared.
DEPARTURE or A DRAFT or sEAMEN Foa FHH PA.
CIFlC SQUADRON.
large draft Of seamsu will leavo tomorrow, under
command Of Commander John Bankhead, on the steam.
ship Costa Rca, for Aspinwa and win bs turned ~oyer
to the senior ocer OF the Pacific squadron a.
for distribution. marine guard Of nfty mea win
mpany the draft.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Grover & bakers Highest Promtaa
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines 49s Broadway New osSs
and 29S. .Ful ON direct, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Faus-NcW styles, Jast Received frsa
Par s-Two three. five eight Twelve hfteeu TO thsu
dollars each by Gao C. ALLEN, tl5 broadway
does below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Until after the
PRESIDkNTfAL ELECrION
KIRKLAND BRONSON co.
manufactures and jobbcrs OF
CLOrilNU.
A5 And <y Chambers street.
RETAIL
FROM THEIR LARGE wHOLg5ALE STOoE
Suits and OF dosoripeou equal -
style aud Guah 10 tho oes broadway c,som wesh
at prices
FIFTY PER CENT
lees than the saua goods be had made to osdsr.
I6 AND T CHAMBERS STREET..
opposite the Coar; House.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

All Persons stopping at 40 Ch0tne1
sauare instantly rocved from headache. toothaohe. -
neuralgia free frove II. WOLC0rrS Instant p.lA
AnnihiaNr Cureo catArrh Bold 23c and H.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Corns, Banfons. Eniis. Enlarged Joints
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARi4 No -
Rrpad
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
CSroner's Anquests.

An UsKkows MAN FOUND DsAD.--rhe body OF an M.
known man apparently native Of Ireland, was found
dead ss an early yesterday morning u tho basement
Of n william street. Deceased was about 90 PEARS Of
see ave feet seven inches Ia height; was dressed In
brown coat gray vest well worn, bue Cuucd states
rants white wooiien undershrt and blue check shirt
boots and black clt bat. Coroner Collin hold an In
quest upon the bsdy, and post morsm examination re-
veasd the death had been caused BY
spoplsxy. verdict 70 that cfsct was rendered
Az OLp LADr Fsmsyxxso TO DsAu.-hAry Wilson, an
old lady % years Of age. ded Wednesday from fright
produced by Orc. IL appears that she resided at sSa
EAst Thirty secoud street. and that Ore occurred 10 the
rear OF the prcmises which cxcied her very much she
fearing she would BE- burned up. All the Efforts of her
neshbors 70 cam her seemed usaess. and she fell nsen
sbs upon tho stairs and died some ten minutes after pc
Ing found Coroner Collin held Inquest UPON The
BODY and verdict wondered In accordance With the
fsots a. above stated.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Rafchelor'a Hair Dyc-ah he Best an sAO
world Harmless rsfiab,e. fnstausneous The only psrSe
dye. Bold b. all Druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Dalton KaItting Machine ComPsmy's
uncqua hitting Machines for factories or family 49,
nUp.nq Rroad dxly
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

The CoRS CWor MisSssorA the present season b an
succssa We question whether state in
the Union boast Of - nne crop Of corn - Minnesota
can the present year much larger number o acres of
this valuable grsn have besn planted this year.
and from every Quastss learn there b most wonder
ful YIELD NoS has been touched with srost and
Inc fodder 90 much priced for STOCK Is generally saved
IL excsilens order. let us bs thaakfu.-CAa.AsA De
0aorvol
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

For tho Hair ana Skin-Earry's Tre
cophsyous Tbs best aud cheapest arseis solt " dr~
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
Police IntsiilUcnce.

ALLE0kD THEFT OF NATlONAL BANK BILLS-A
wArIER AT tue AsrOR HOUSE CHARGED wirH
raK cRIMs--AN INTERESTING CASE.
Thomas Cummings for the last fourteen years walter
ths Hse arrested yessrd BY detectives
Keso and Radford. under tho following circumstances
In April Msssrs I. W. Park. the President aud
Idacon the Cashier the First National Bank OF North
Bennugton Vermont 70 this City and put up at the
ARtor House They had With thsm large number OF
signed Shoots consisting OF dollar bills which had
been struck or for that bank While stopping at tho
Astor they employed day siguug these bills. The
dinner hour arrived aud the bs left the table
Of their unioc ked Upon their return
from dinner they found that 81 4s0 Of the partially
signed bills had been taken away during their
absence. The detective police Immediately NO
tiAsd and thorough examination was made; but for
long could DO obtained as TO tho guilty.
son. The given In charRo OF officers Keso and
Rsdford and tho middle Of September last notice
was received from Messrs. Fisk & Hatch, bankers Of
this city that two Of the stolen $40 bills had been pre-
scnied bank for the sigpatnrs Of the cashier
thereof. seems Two three weeks subsequent
package Of those bills would DO sent from this city the
bank 10 Vermont for the lacking signature Of the cashier
90 The ssr One Of the bills was BY
them traced 20 . certain dry goods store 70 the
s ' o Woman 'ns who *.
IL The store closely watched BY the detectives
sewers. days ana finally they succeeded ~ tax
proved 70 DO the wife Of Thomas Cummings, the Astof
House wsii:r shove NAMED The latter {, wss snsrsiors
was searched about 81 200 OF the missing moaey
found TIE interesting portion q the case 90 foows
When Cummings arraigned yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice DoWlng thas oca examined the Law 70
what authority hs had for holding him. careful sx
amnalloa The cot OF Ooagress under which The national
banks were auboeissd coavaoed Ne Justice THAI the
bills 70 b. Of ssy value must have eeso signed ~ either
The President Vice President Of the bank and by
The cashier thereof the stolen bills had been signed ~
the President S ths sAnk oriy. Cunuinss was there
fore ~ e ~ U~:s ..s = sr
shall
run ALLsoRD BOARDING HOUSE faIss IN COURT.
me alleged notoress boarding house thief, Mrs
Weaver, aiias webb, AAs shaw, Who reported TO b
tho most hitherto suecssfu boarding houss
thief oS The fsmiuias gender In this country,
rssncd yesterday before Jusos Mansnsd al The Esscs
Market Poos Court upon four separate complaints The
particulars her recent alleged tbes have been
publabed 10 the HsaAsD. Sho win be detained ~ the
user Market priso for few days, 70 enable all board
ing house keepers who may have bsen swudied oy Der
20 cali and Identify her. 6he was xressod on Monday
night last by detective Siovey.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

II You arc so Far b. hi nd shs r.ac ~
not % have used that popular gsm for tho toilet sg~sg
SOZoDONT. put IL Off longer but 60 Ct once 10 fo1E
nearest druggist and sol bottle You w resrot a.
Sold BY al Druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Rurnetts OrientAi foOtN wash %
vorth All other dsn.srces HELMBOLD's 59f Broadwat
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

BtiIiart Balls aud Checks.-WeituQ'o
patent compressed vorT 57l Broadway Sign 0sden -
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
Cfey InfelIigeuce.

OPENING ms BELLEVUE Ho1PrrAL MgDlciL COLLEGE
The exercises attendant the formal orcung for the
OF Bellevue Hospital Medical College took place
at that institution yesterday morning rhere large
attendance OF the medical profession upon he occss,on
among whom might be mentioned Drs. J. r Wood, y. II.
Hamiitsn sayras, A. Mott, T. 7. Elliott Daniel Nc.
Swincy, Flint aud Conant DR. j. L. Taylor presided
Collector Draper also present. Professor y. Chids
delivered the address. which was simply disquiston
upon medical and physical science In this country,
we'll as in Europe Tue discourse interspereed with
srecdote and witticpm, which elfced the applause Of
the audience Al the conclusion Of Professor Chds ad
dress Collector Draper made few appropriate romarks
which closed the exercises.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Electricity Applied for the Cure OF Ais
DlcascEb by DIR. CnAMBBRLiN, 81 Bond stree.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
Maiis FOR the sqaadrons.

Tho supply steamer Newberu, 8, Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant W. n. CROSBY, will sat- on SATURDAY the 1884,
for Fortress Monroe Beaufort and Wmingtos carrying
supplies and mall FOR the North Atlantic biockading
squadron.
The Fort Morgan (ato Admrali, s. Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant William B. Eaton sails the day for
the East and West Gulf sqaadroa carrying supplies and
mails.
fhe crcassian will sail Friday for Port Royal. with
draft OF for tho South Atlantic squadron she will
carry mat.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Ivory Earrings md Pins. New Stytee
black whifs asd red-Thres four and ave dollars -
For BY q. c. ALLRN. No As Broadway one door -
q Canal street
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Artificial Flower r. rraxers, Haeters, Asess
viii dnd superior quality OF pure Outs Pcrchs Ttssoo
Sheet of tho oulyl manufacture fresh mAde -
ways on heud tho rates OF guild. =
our saiesrooms THO Bishop 0utia Pcrcha Company
SAMUEL. {. BISHOP, 0eneral ASeat
BrOadWuW.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Prizes Cashod an asa LeTait1ed Lot
eries and information glyen JACOB. Brokers oac,1tfs
Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
Maps ef In. OH Regions.

Japoaica Of societs Hygisniqas.-
Trsde O "a pp,isd by General Agent
VICroR &. MXUGER. lis Chambers ssrssA
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

ANY one who In Troubled with PaRA
weakness In the back, breast or side RI. A:m
shoud not delay applying OF kNApP'SsINOIA0
YLAS1ERS. 5old by druggists svGgy.
where 0eneral depot. J6l Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

Utit, InsmitabIe HAIR Custer.-styIea
suitable. shaving 10 csnts Me- Barclay street H.
Dye
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
The Turf.

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vENAHdo COUNTY OIL RK0fONA
Size 2lx,o inches; price % 81.
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Sire 2sIS; inches; price 81 80.
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