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Professional Notices.

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CHARLES g. SPENCER, Attorney and
" csarseor ,Lsv rroeor sad Advocate In u CouTts
No. 3'9 ktoadU-y hew-iovk. Residanee-So. ~ Loadoa
Terscs " esl 1bl,st. t5swssn 81, and i0,E-sysl
COLLECTIONS In NEW-JERSEY.
~ y. " Pnuy,n kuy ard Counselor as-iaw Special at
ouon given 10 caeeog Claims In ~ pats state sails
row, I'holnas Q eensa No ~ Nelst. Webster &
MAnh Ps.rhss ~ j. Office and residence rsnfoli, n j..
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Diseases
IN of .he sozasl sy,.en.r. D. Bsyaosp, II; D., lac
PioIsor II p0on Aneony 10 she sy aonse Medical College
Hsv.yosk Csnsrs.ious Tn Eayi5b freGchl tsoIa 70
To- / to sno t. s-yeriuE No q East 27sh-...
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IEOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.--A fut.
~ class STEAMER VII lesys New York on the 3D. IN
and ld Of Zach month except when those dates fall SUN
DAY when the day Of departure win be the MONDAY ~
loving
For Freight Pssgs apply At the only oes, No. how.
Ins green d. Is. ALLEN Agent
FyNAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
l. PASSAGE OFFICE, No. rs Southst, New. York
DRAFTS ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES.
TAPscorrs CELEBRATED LINE or LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEK.
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS. -
Parties wihinx to take passage send for their nisnds~
remit money TO the old country DO 40 az he lowest rats
By spplyinyte TAfSCCTT BROTHERS Co.:
No. 90 Souths-
TINE LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM.
a. SHIP COMPANY viii dispatch MONTHLY their new
and powerful trs,-clsss British Iron steamships
CELIA. BEGLONA, AvOCA, UNA, UNICA,
, Each 1000 turs burden
j.swcen LONDON and NEW-YOfLK, ealing At HAVRE -
he voyass nom London.
Rate. psssags hon NswYors payable IN UsTxn erAras
tUsaEScf;
iint Cabin. 30 sen Second csb.n. $50 stssrsss-.sH
CHAss A. Is dITNEY. q, tie Office, No. &c Broadway.
For freight 90 ply q, No. "a Southst. 80.
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL Asests
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ILLUSION WIGS and TOUPEES.-Japol ca
,Ia Hair Gsnetl 1root II L. BASrEES as broadway.
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JAN 1s-Before Surrogate TuoKKR
ApaIgsroN OF wILIs---BEQUEsTs TO RELIGIOUS sOCIE

The Wills Of the following-named persons have
bean sdm,se 20 PROBATE. VIM bougas M.rsret Greene,
oven Uoean BENZ Prize (Cap:ain in 1t Keuen aaetsioI
Bril- ad.) Julia a. Bard Be~j Coorf fe'ei esi'eiee hiNe
E.i Caroire brown Maria Louie Coles - -,
The win Of Ezekiel Archer which ms sso zen pee s
tnorease Of 100 en- property in Hersin e tae hheh
y,,s Rome Msion Society and tbs indian mi'sloe NV
Oh snS 20 ths New.Ycfk 3spst State Convention @sOOo
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS-JKE. H.-3efoTs Hs

Ns,.hsw #. Sennott, tried fov grand larceny, be
Law irr cbbcd hs employer Mr Philips Of Cshennc street
wss ,6r Scsi Of petty t-ccry. lie wa ItE isf scH
teusf. -, -.
Ys,iict Donrel n6ctsd Cor srend isce we ted Gus
snI iso, ,,aded guGy forgery In tie fourth degree
he viii BE- sentenced ca Saturday. g.,
Eo.y .ernc pleaded srlsy 10 asta1.tIs Ia WIFE, S'-
fence suspended. .
John yes eori,ted q stealing gold Watch ,saed q
500 Ior .anss Hrysy, residing 81 No. 10 0on sIee"
Rem nde1 fcE sentence.
ohgos a, Indicted 10y grand isceny ws- convicted i'I
petty larccncy Reru,r cua fsE se.tenre .
Ecwsd Wiutoh Voted Ter fclor'ous as'an md tater,
JfoeT Young Of e Tenth ltecnct pleaded sliy 10 a.
assent VITA deadly weapon be IVES rensndss LOT seq
tsuoe.
The Cour: thor adjourned.
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q Bro,dw ', rnder tho name II BOOTH, TCItLh Co
OIssoLUTION--The Copastners,ip hereto
5endo ;' siifai s'ssI E; BIS 5S Is
ri; . ell. 81 s sas 81 . e. =, r
coPApryrpsHIP. undersigned s'y. ~, y
formed % T., M hi q. 1s %, % see e
gi s.sa s Ss ii it.ssasa = rs saH ~
E eHs5af ssf i. 5itis ia
AR. IRVING GRnNELL rosires ttea our
IVA am M, asy. 0RiSSELi, H,HTuAk L ca.
pecsmocs al, isa9
NOTICE CT DISSOLUTION OF CofART-
~ NERsHr-Th, cuPArNs.sh.t a'f,,s Gro. 81. :,
sKStbi0r Hal s e. s d...s,sa y s..e.! :,.' at,
6 ( h hsTR IT, i1s G s5SFRS.aH
no asd1rs.scd cav. THIS DAY errs!s GorAIrsEa'
slIr vs4er =, hrIn raus o HILL Nv ~; 20
I4r i, e. ~ F."; S;Ss:5SI;s.t1irsrclrrss
s4s sss q 5 sglfharcK. ft$jitsTg; T q; 4
JESS Ro5skIfs szNsDIoi. spscid Isr'asa
Jsi.u,ry ], lSe4 -----
NOTlCE.-The frn heretofore existing m
~ dr. ~. fra nsmo 81 MORRISON & LpDya q Ns!si
GEORGE W. MoRtsQN ,si cr hIsp ", LoDkH ss S'
10 hss ans ds tesu 6i-,l-ei 5y muiu conf.a ns pss
-, OF ia ian VIII De setsd by CYRUS w LovEl- va
vii sian the firm 0! MORRISON LOOkh n hPns~
to1 ony.--aew. foIk, jan IL. less
eEE9Qii "; ~ hq IoofE' General Partners
BENJAMIN LUDEE Special Psr;aer
tt. un5errsnsd sEvs ts day .oiE cd e.l.rron Up an
d,. ~. arm asss Of LODlR BRos.4 Co., al VIII solsn'
N. buraes hsIetofors rhe3 b. Aosoa Lod'r Il hoA
81 cd 81: EIosdwsy.--NeS-Yof., Jan. lsi 1854,
30 LEWIS d. LOpKk,
CYRUS W, LODHR
BENyAMlE II. LpDFR
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Orean G!eamere.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CON
"a PAkY.

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
"a PAkY.
Tn. Underlined VIII dspach q the un5ermencred or
o,hlr nr -cias. ulpo~ rcd h.ibnit Steamers, honi
rEN-fORn 70 LIVERPOOL
calling Il Queenstown 70 Ia passengers aid latest IcLE'
OkkhH.C DISPATCHES
Sip. Iurs. tcssrrndy' A0'4i@
tOr'Isil MA 676....... Brooking..
VIaC .2gs...... .GrEce..... .'.'
yrNNSY WANNA ~. eo0...... ...... -. go.
Tgs, steamers have a. been bni unte te ma o.
Ia f sugseyor of no Liver ool rderH r'eTs Registry q
r 60, If.y have ezs s,ef sight Compartments and
ii. ued O. y. ella. Tor twenty-five yes<s
Thsv are fitted 70: 6r second and thrd-ca" Paehse
who ~ charged 1t I.e following ratee'
=, {SD)
Fiat Cshir..'.'''''''"' IS Payable In Cusren,y.
c,..,.,o ..... :5)
me- Ind .sccnoa ion Unsurpassed by any other Line
Of Steamers
For ith.r particulars, tpPy 70
WILLIAMS 6 GUION, No. II Wsn'st
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STATIONERY ano :fancn GOODS.

4 COOUNT-BOOKS and STATIONERY
"a nh ,rpl, eons.4nt'y On hand ard made to o.ioy
Easirs-s rscn ar. & vitsd g. csli q; the old stand
HOWE = ERItY i,its 3. RayEorl, 10. % Bowery.
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grrERIOR COURr--0ESEaAL TxIx-!Az. ia-Before
Justice BAReoCR.

1lJrERIOR COuRr-0ESERAL TgIx-!AE ls--beiors
Justice BAReocR.
DECISIONS.
paehcer act. Ackernsn.-Nio denied Win w
c,,., bat on psynsn. # the plaintiff ny rsns" Al
whole OF Ia p.t o. he may bc advised
Before Justice Ncccss.
pbriiu, cgt. Wsro.-NotIon fVr a..owauce grantee
Felmsn sst Loesnspi Kenwsy sst oyermAh' -oIoe1'
granted - r-,c .,,,.n s.-.s
Uor.u,on at frtuttrhsrC r.Motion gransed' rsHpn
ri IN 10 amend OIdor 10 he settled by Jndce. - , r.,
SLOWED. . -. - ,l.sr
Girstsorlh sgs Bsiley3ohn for cofts on part o. 2an
40 rented with sliowansc Of SsSo
Gsri,e- ast. Naturalization ior receiver aen'sa "'''
costs. = c-,.-.. =. ...y.J
ro,ers ~ Pend'sioni Seymour Ss Brown Saine ss'
Nar'in--)roors ssltled
Jasscr AT. Benker.--M .too rrintsd. .
IN ?, Lcuis Wer,bersOsder granted appointing Aie-eS
p W.r berg guardian, &c.
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sailed
stesmslip,--Ful,on Ycrk. City oil Baltimore Co
lumtl.
Schoonef--.issao Ysn Dyke
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tie Italian fsaie H. dlfs Coated cat on TIE DTy
Dook a lo NAVY Ward n q v tefloon. AI iasgec.ioh
~ nor hull II /, s.cespei sa his received any damage
iorr beins sshoge the jersey coat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

S'TEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
y inc ., lueeus,own Cork Uarhorlmahs vel snow'
,s,a :, e Iyeruoo, New Y ork and PhlsdePhs Steam
hi. ,ofAnany inteuded to Ssil ~ 1oN"'~ -, 90
CITY OF lDMDbN...........s..ss-s a'lea' 49, y,
frNA.....s...-........ 's.y - Is
AIRY
lrs sssO ,uceosding SATURDAY. at noon iro-a Eiesft
North River ....c.
p,,,t, IN soll or lis equivalent ia eultency; A.
rIRsr a. Bis..... $50 oOsfEEhAct ..."...<so %
-. III, a. I',don IS u steegsss 10 LOndOn... y N
& CSi - -, IS ,0 stecisso 10 Pari...... 20 o.
s,. c.bin 10 Hamburg 50 o. atesrrss 70 Hrmbus. g on
Ps,ssr.rr. also forwarded 70 hasre bremeh, Rotterdam
{ Antwerp &C At equally low rates -, .es
Fsrs. tom Liverpool or Que.nsown; ist Cabin, tIe Yss
A los s,eeass 30 Those who wish to send iof 'nsH
risnJ, can b. ,cGe,s hsIe 1t these ratss.
Por rar,hsr iuornsticu sppy at th: Company enceI
JOHN U. DALI, Agent, No. Is broadway, ~ l.
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'lCALWAY LINE.
INK TIE
| ,r,i ,Nr1c IRISH ROYAL h,AIL STEAM NAVIGATION

GAL"Ah LINE ~.
ATLANTIC IRISH RoYiL SsAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
Fl.i-e,a., ,ld.vheel steamship. sailing fstnishtyi
uIBERNIk 900 tuns ANGLIA. 600 tuna
COLfMgiA Csr,. lLlfCH,
Ill ,su son BOSTON January l6. Rates Of Passage: ns'
Gin Aqs AID $40; scersrc o to st. Jobns, ~ FL $40
go 40 s5-o-Gold Or itses; ~ a. Ca.
..,,.hip BOHEMIAN from Portland to Liverpool JAM 10
KaIs, OF Psuag.: go, StU and $50. u,.
81 INT DlfFrs the National Bank, psyoho a. al IL
branches in England and Ireland
f iIhj'WrskES ;e GILES Co. No. II south wi.n,..
p" sSsfL sEsRLN. No. % ero.iws, New.Yott
U,UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL sfAIL STEAMSHIPS .,,,-~
BETWEEN .sEN-fOnk AND lif aifoOL' |ALt--'J
"N AZ CONA EtkbOh, - -,
am rETNpF. BOSTON AND LNIkfoOl. Ca-A-
'N ING Al HfLiFAA AND COEh hhhbCf' >.
prrrr leave, ftes York. WEDNESDAY Jan !,
LrEICA......... leaves Roston.. ecnet1ay Jan =,
q ~ IA ......ltf ves New HofN wednesday jan =
ClkaD N...... ..av. .fof,oa.. w einetSay rep :;
IrI .lca, teryN orb. "Wednesday, rem y
AsA..........lea.o 90 Jestti......h eahtS'')' feo
tRcN NEw-YoVh 10 AiTrhPooI-
lfsfrRbia Passage. Pios ~
SECOND Csbln Pasi, se...........''...,.'''' -"
FROM BOSTON 20 LIVERPOOL ,,..o
ChsfTabn fa1sNge. ......,......''s.'''''P 80 -,
gseord .nln fasialc. -. "
,,x.ii. In a OF M eouyae; in United S,stes currency
lsrtbs no. secured mil ID fol.
An err,li,nc.d furgeon on beard
m, o-.cts OF these ~ W rot re 'coonhl-e ioI
O. Vablss ute,s buI 81 Latas has tne F-.os siP'ss
TO, Freight Of Passage apply 20
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Proposals
MEDICAL PrRvEyoR's OryIcx,
= = WAsBrsaroy D. G., Jsnnsry, 1861
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.--SEALED PRO


PROPOSALS FOR ICE.--SEALED Pro
POSALs viii ne received a, ,hs Ofieo uni. WEDSEs-
pay the 10th day ~ February, 1861 ct !? H. Tor iu shing
the Hospitals within .e following Departments un TIE Int
DIV OF J,Inery. 1855, with supply OF ICE VIZ:
Department OF the Eat, Eeailisrtors az New York
Dsyaltasni Of tie Susauehsnna. Headquarters st fhia
5elphia
Hialle Department, Headquarters ct Baltimore.
DepsInsn Of Western Vi GINA, beedqradefs ~ Cunber'
and
Department o. Wsshirsso headquarters It Wssbngton
D.saftueu Of g Mays Hestqnsrtcrs al POM Loos ont
Dspsrtin Of Nfgh sa North Csrons, headquarters a.
Fo-. Monroe. ,,.; =,
Depainien. Of the South Ue.lqrsror, al Hilton BeSi
and soh vtLer Hospitals may be established upon the
Tcsfs eeest -
p.oposs, viii tc made sccorirg 20 the following fo.ms
PROPOSALS. gOR ICE.
(EsslpEyct AID I.Ts.l
The epdsr-,nod propose 20 furnish daily or otherwise 8,
dee.red by .e Medical DIRECTORY tas be, qusiy OF tcs
TO ZACH hospitals IL tue Depsunicas OF - ADD ~
- n .aagcs the Daa3A Director OF Lis Dey@itns
IaAy oisr. a. Ito following rrcs pr hundred pounds
Te ice &, be subject ths approval o. hs sureon f.
charge Of esel tosp VII receipt for the correc snio
delivered. - ,
Payment 10 10 made on uilirse Bile certified % By the
Mesical DLsc.or Of tbis De psft-sI.
- raarsBy of 'd- faithful performance o. lh- above
80 gi the cont.s. ao awarded - vii .isI
,Io I'D. 10 tie sun Of fSVI also sppsrl 70 the Gc
osl o. sasrln She % .rsranors, esItled ~ az,
k % lHe uellss. Galies Court, o. the uasa s-oA us
t. <.tJrury.
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1868. COMMENCING NOV. l6 1853 ia
Passsaier gtson In NewYok, corner 9shst apd shsv'
Entrance 2Ttkst
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FORM cg GUARANTY.

We -, of .us coU.ty q AID STATS ~ - and
III. Cona.y Of - anl state q - do aefe):
,oarloe Tia. - is ab'c 20 hi ;se contract ~ sccofdaace
y,l 4 terIs - al usp aiio and ~ =, should h. pop9
40, be r,oey.d he s, q once .ssr into coltra. in
cord 10. f she q aid proposition, I'D pre-
cared % be scaie h'stocgrie-
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CTOYINGVON LINE for BOSTON, Wis GRO
, TON, NEw.LgEpOA, sToNiNGI0H rAy0 ~ z
Tn. gIisndid steamers COMAONWEALTa and fhsi
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No. - n Il. loot " Cou
La dist, daily ieIceps Sunday, ct O. ~ IL
Freight taken Tow By any ether une once ssCen
Ess,w.Yo- X Nov D. 1854 w h. EDWARDS, Agra
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4 ONO ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
i 4 ARRANGE aENr, eoplrneacins Nov: IL is6a-Lesvs
Jslpessl aad 3,L-s;, T. r. AZ ni-fndays aud Saul.
day At p w. soFor drsenpcrs Sag Harbcr, Hampsons
&c. Stopping Of al St.ions For rif Q: w. and =.
For Syo.et M, II a and p 10. For Jamaica
and II .. a. sad I ana y.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAlS-For Isip sl3 a. M
fon 3tht stopping ell Stations Fare FOR this train Il
excursion rates. d,
For s. ossst Sunday sts;s No. Stopping a al sts
| lions A. ~,
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IGOR BOSTONa and PROVIDENCE, nh EEW
4 FORT and FALL. K!v Gl-The splendid asS sapsnyl
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 81
o'clock p. M ,rd he MpiRE STATE Capt Brayson q
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At . e4o,Sk p M
from Pier No. f.ofth River. -,
elesfsr viii be REGARDED A. secured - any sprn
c,ut until the sane thsil have been paid for
eyht to Boston forwarded through with great spatca
'y III r. tiTTIEFIED, Aren't, No. n Brost~sy.
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6ieambouts an6 Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER. rAGMER ao' fsYiTNSHsuRe, .sAsHuA
LOWELL, CONCORD, TaE WHITE MOrE~AINA
AND iNrEaMEDIATE POINTS.
TIE new anL .snch steamer. &C IA Norwich line.
GiEY OF BGSfOf sna CiiY OF SEWiOsK,
le2yc AewYork aay Sunday. ezcepisd At o'clock -
from risr No. ~ rorrh kiyer, foot Of Ves.ry 81,
FOB NEW LONDON,
there scns With The s,ssoo.s sIg,s:' rss ron ne
Worce,,sr E.,ua and New London Nor.as1. Raitosds
Freight skes at tie loves, rse, For infoss,shn Iaqsrs
Of f.. S. MARTIN, Agent " tSs Pisr.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OYIICE OB THE FvrSISg TELEoR lITI,
Monday, November IL.

OyIICF oy THE FvrSIBa rRLEeRlrH,I
Monday November IL.
The Stock Market closed firm on Saturday even
ing, with very lively times in oil shares, thou
sands of which changed hands in few hours.
The impression grows that army movements are,
in the main, over for the fall campaigu--althOugh
Grant may give us all surprise and conse-
quently parties are buying stocks with great
avidity in the hope Of q further imitation Of
prices.
The near approach to the meeting Of Congress,
when strong w.rlike measures will PROBABLY he
the order orthC hour aud further expense will be
inevitable, leads the old bankers and brokers 20
buy the leading diyidend.paying securities with
great confidence. We shall have exciting times
soon until the first Of the year, aud fortunes will
be won and lost on the Stock EXcblnge, as the
VARYING fortunes OF war w1uc and waN In the
Southwest, for to Sherman al! eyes are now
especially directed.
Since the call the market is very strong, Read
ing selling at 60,a7O, with y-ry excited mar
ket IN New York, in all the Western shares, the
rise there being about per cent.
Government bonds continue very firm, with
sales Of 5.2Os at lO2alO2i, coupons off; noR do.
at lOl9; Gs of 1881 at Josh an advance OF Z and
IO.4Os at oi4 F; New City 6s are selling at l0lI.
In Railroad shares there is more activity, with
sales of Reading at G9i@G05j, an advance OF Is
Northern Central at 50; Pennsylvania Railroad
at GI@C8; North Pennsylvania at 32; Lehigh
Valley at S34; Elmira Railroad common at 32i;
and Catawssa preferred at A0i 100 was bid for
Camden and Amboyi 45i for Little Schuylkilli )
50 for Philadelphia and Germantown go for
Mnohil; 81 for Elmira preferred; Is for Cata-
wissa common; and 3l3 for Philadelphia aud
Erie.
CITY Passenger Railroad shares are rather dull.
20 was bid Tor Second and Third iG for Tenth
anu Eleventh; 25 for Thirteenth and Fitteenihi
3ib for Spruce and Pine; AZ for Chestnut and
Walnut O3 for Wes, Philadelphia, and 10 for
Arch street.
Coal OIL shares are more active, and prices
have au inward tendency, with sales of Oil
Creel, at Ga; Mineral OIL at 2'Sli Rock atPs
Noble and Delamater at %, an advance of Is
and Perry at a AZ was bid for Maple Shadei
for McClintOoki ~ for Dalzelli 81 for Irving,
and n for Egbert.
Canal shares are also more active and prices
are better, with sales Of Sehuyikul Navigation
preferred ct 4Ol an advance Of 1 Morris Canal
common al 90, an advance Of susquehanna
Canal at a, an advance Of and Delaware Divi-
sion al 500 SO was bid for Schuylkill Navigation
common and IS for Lehigh Navigation.
Bank shares, as we have noticed for some time
mast. are firmly held but there is little or nothing
doing. III was bid for North America, an ad-
vance Of 40 for Farmers and Mechanics s.
for Commercial; 80 foR .Mechaucs'; 40 fol
Girmd; % for Westerns 80 Tor Manufacturers
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And the following increased their carital
during the same period -
PIsILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

MoNDNy, November H. The movements in
trade crtc continue ~ worry nl cd character, without
much cnangg IA prices
Cotton held 40 il 70, but without mueh doing.
The rocoo-s Queoliron Bark gihng, anl No. is
lu 1Unand at % per ton.
Cov arsrod Is scarce, aud advance our qHoafinns.
Small sales at sll o. ~ "a lbs rmoihy is nominal az
81 5t6I. There GOOD demand ur FiaNHeed rom inc
ana sells ON arrival at 81 i0G3lj " blsle an
advance OF Zoe
shot g. aelling at 2lc. Zoe Buck and acc. for Drop
Sklns-Ihe sales have been un.mp1rlant. LII.
our Market II rather qeic but holders are irnf
ga their demands; sales lQQg50-O obs. at sioelo ~
. hbI euper1np. - an 20 for oNira and low Tads
inmv and 6ls % Tor good extra family aud auey lets.
nccorllne ouualny The es 10 Che home consumers
have been within hc rang0 Of these gures rhereh a but
Ite Ry rlour mere aud 4 eomnllIs 81 -, rhem
Is bgre Of Corn Meal, ana 70 Is wanted.
Pbere ts 4 strone demand for Whoat, and prices Arc
wti malntalnCd. Sales OF 300 bushels gOod and prime
Pennsylyana and southern red at ~ Gtga e3, and 30
bushels white S2j, Bye Is scarce, ant Woft1 st1OD
f72 Corn is In fair request ana 30l10J bushels yai
low sold I'd 81 So Oats selling treey, AMI aOOtDJl0O
bushels Pouns ylyania Gnd Delaware brought 90c.
The demand for whisky Is limited sales Of 2OO barrels
Pennsylvania and Ohio at S71gl'S ana Drudge at sl53
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-14

A young lady adysrtis1s IN the Cleveland
PaH8aV'er for young gentlemen ID acc Gs an
9manugEsis lie must b1 able 60 write in cyplcr,
and whom not engaged he VIII be cEQoctcl to
read poetry with feeling, converse with case, aud
be able TO play cTibblSc and backgammon. lie
must expect 10 be kissed when she is pleased,
and cufsd when she is not but as her temper is
acknowledged to be good, there viii be more
kissing than cutting. There is a good chance for
some adVenture-loylug gentleman.
"A brisk trade in barrels is going on IN Wheel
ing, Va. The MleHgeac4r says :-"The crop OF
apples Is abundant, and there is a great demand
for barrels to put them up for sale aud shipment
Old -four Or salt barrels find q ready sale any,
where in this section at dfty cents, while whisky
barrels command two dollars aud a half aud
thee dollars from those who are manuiaC.urin
cider. a shrewj fellow. l view OF tao abuu
donce Of spples, bought up several thousand old
barrels, three months ago, a, Glteen, twenty
| and twenty-five cents, and has siaoo s5,d them
for dHy,"
"A sharp woman, wbO writes for a coUUsry
| paper in New York under the signature OK. II
| G. !" has been driven TO reveal her name by the
pertlnacity Of a Troy editor, who continually
quoted her writings and called her "hlm." She
writes him letter. signed Kate Heusas Crlry, in
| which she says
''While am not insensijie to the compliment
| OF having been called a his, him. and he, 6ye
| times in little more than twice as many lines,
| and trust l Rm properly and becomingly grateful
| / hope you will not swear when / announce the
| fact that / am the correspondent OF tue Salem
Press, and am neither he, his, nor his'n, Stroug
| Democrat ] most assuredly ami but until the
| doctrines OF Lucy Stone aud Susan b. Anthony
| shall have prevailed, do not expect that my
political belief and principles win avail at the
ballot. box, neither would wish that they might
| for in all the wishes which may have had, OF
expressed, in the course OF my existence on this
| mundane sphere ] never thought quite enough OF
| the other side Of the house 10 wish myself man
| yet"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-14

SAD CArAsrRoruE ON THE DRLAwkHB-FouR
PERSONS DRowNED.-AbOut O'Clock on Salur-
day night, the yacht LilAa was capsized In tho
Delaware opposite Billisgspost, and four Of those
ON board were droaned She lcl Philadelphia on
Saturday afternoon ab1u, O'Clock, with purity
OF eleven persons ON board A cunning exp d.
tiOn ~ the Chesapeake bay was propose !, and Ic
party were fortunately well provided with IN
ming skils. Nothing occurred uuil about sun
down on Saturday, when the storm WAS nO'ic'd,
aud every preparation made to meet the enc -
geuCy. The sails were shOriaue D. and Captain
Walter Foster, an experienced hOa'mln, WAS 10
the he I'm, Notwithstanding these pUcnutOn ,
the wind came too suddenly tD admit OF any
escape, and in the midst Of the hurricane the
yacht cepszed. The entire party were thrown
into the water, and to add % their pcrilous stua
tiUn, the night was dark, and tue wind continued
20 blow with great violence.
OF those on board, Captain Foster, John r..
Neaie, Ira Paine Henry DOerT Harry NCCurdy
and William Duffy succeeded In Ciiugug % the
cunning skih, until part dr.tted 70 IinCum,
and the others were picked up by a schooner IN
the stream near the scene Of the disaster. The
steward, o colorcd man, was also saved Tue
men when rescued were nearly exhausted. and NJ
one time 10 was believed that those who hai
drincd 20 the Island would not recover. They
were unconscious for several hours. Two genUe-
men, residents of New York, we're on board che
yacht, and il is believed that they were drowned.
One, Horace Jones, when last seen, was dashed
away from one OF the sktitS by the force or
wave. The other Lyman Stokes, was missing
soon after the yacht capsiled.
A Philadelphian, named Chas. Herkcrshcimer
IS also missing and q colored boy was drowned.
Those who were saved reached this city late last
evening. Before they arrived the story was eN
tcnsvely circulated that the entire party was lost
thus causing much distress tO the families of the
gentlemen on board
This morning party went down the river 10
grapple for the bodies Ofthe four drowned men.
REcRuIrNo.-This morning the Mayor issued
warrants for the payment Of the city bounty to
sixty. eight men; Of whom eight were for one
year. two for two years, and fifty. seven for three
years. They were credited as follows Fifteenth
Ward, 10; Fourteenth Ward, Tenth Ward, Is
Seventh Ward, Il Thirteenth Ward z; Sixth
Ward I; Ninth Ward, l; Twenty-thrd Ward,
l2i Twentieth Ward, 81 Eleventh Ward,
Twenty second Ward 8. The city has now a
surplus OF over two thousand men, which will be
credited in the next call, should any be made.
The surplus in the several wards on the llth inst
was rs follows -