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The New York herald., 1864-10-31

EXPORTS FROM rHE REBEL SrATEs.-We find
in the ondon rebel organ (the Inder) list
which purports to be a statement "in part" Of
the imports Of Southern cotton and tobacco
into England from the LIST OF September to the
1st of October. The total quantity OF cotton
received during that period is reported to have
been 1854 bales, the value Of which, In round
numbers, Is about s., 100000. OF the vessels
which carried this twenty-five cleared from
Matamoros, the quantity brought by them
being about Hve thousand bbales. These
figures will serve to give IN idea Of the
immense activity that hes prevailed In the
traffic between tho rebel States and Esglsnd,
despite ell the efforts OF our cruisers. The
shutting up OF the port Of Wilmington, the
principal channel for this trade, will, Of
course cut OF largo proportion Of IL. All
the means Of entry on the rebel line Of coast
will then be hermeticaily closed, and their
supplies by direct sources cut OF. There will
remain only tho line Of supply through
Texas; but, a. this Is cirouitous aud tedious
II will fail 70 satisfy the wants Of the
rebels a. fest as needed. The possession
by the French OF Matamoros will, Of course,
continue TO facilitate the traffic 10 certain
extent BY rendering the articles that pass that
way secure from seizure. Had measures been
taken by our government to permanently
occupy Brownsville and the line Of the Rio
Grsnde we should have been enabled to put
an estoppal upon ell trafHc BY that route.
This. howsvse. will. We presuna. BE- done -
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

soon as sulf Client force can be spared for thss
purpose; but by that time we should be in
condition to suppress it in another and moro
effective mannsr--nameiy. by clearing the
French and their Austrian proteges out d
Mexico
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
MIsCELLAHEo us NEwA

encesorth there viii be additional star In the nei
OF blue on our glorious national banner Another state
added TO the galaxy OF Union President Lincoln has
issued his proclamation declaring that the people OF
Nevads having adopted constitution and complied with
the conditions Of act Of the last session OF Congress
passed for tho purpose OF onabug that hitherto Terri
toYy 70 become state she ia admitted into the Union
on q footing Of equality with the other States
Tho democrats had . torchlsht procession IN Phila-
deIphia ou last Saturday night, and great disorder pre-
vailed throughout the entire routs during It's psssage
Many Of tho citizens and police were seriously injured
and gentleman seventy hve years Of age was struck
with . stone and killed. Nearly one hundred persons
supposed 70 have been engaged n the oulrases were
arrested.
Sir valuable horses were taken from the stables OF r.
A. Alexander, in woodiord county, Kentucky on last
Thursday Afternoon, By gueriIiAs The guerlas vere
pusued and all bat Of The horses, the ceieorated
Astsvo'd were rscapsursd.
The Greeuwieh street FIGURING Mills. running through
from No "a Greenwich street 70 No. 90 Warrington
street. caught ars In unknown manner about
O'Clock last evening" and consumed involving loss
Of about SOS ooo which partially insured The bonded
warehouse Nos 80 and 50 Greenwich street and tbe
storage store No SO Washington street were somewhss
damaged BY waieS man wss seriously injured by the
falling iron safe durins tho progress OF the FRO
Nearly six hundred thousand dollars specie were
pped from san Fran0co for China duriaa Two DAYS OF
Iasi vaat.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Pooa RELIEF TO REBEL RAIpyRs.--A certf-
cate from George Sanders that they come on
their plunderng incursions By authsrltS Of
JeH. Davla
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
Political Rise In Philaas'phys
ONE NAN KILLED AND sRvnRAL 0rHnRs BkRU8L
fNJURRD.

PmrApEruA, Oos. 30. 10.
Ths route q the dsuossssse ssscAlshs procssss ss
niahs was sosns Of great disorder, With much ,uns
In Chestnut sxsss between Sixth and Seventh sses
buildings were much sjsssd By missiles. sA
place james CAmposi, agsd sixty Ave, NOT ipa
sc,pans IN the parsds, Was struck on N
head By . stone and died simest ipnty
0,ser citizens and many q ths police were sesssi
Injured mere y considerable excitement n ticit
srh1. Nssrly one hundred perSons we're arresNlss
pisht
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
RUMORED REBEL RAID ON BUFFALO.
Rebel Demonstration from Canada
The Buffalo Troops Under Arms,
and the City PatroIed.
So. Co., -
BuyHALo, Oct. 30, 1854

BuwALo Oct 30. 1884
An Official message was received BY The Provost nA'
sha OF this city from Canada this Afternoon stating ths
the,ebols in Caaads arc 70 make an Immediate raid
Buffalo
Tho military are now under arms, and the city WIN
patrolled to n,.ht
1t is also state. that two brigs viii be armed -
patrol the har bor
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
nsws from the Pacanc Ceass.
sAs YRAEosoo, Dot. %, l.
cot Of twenty -four whalcrs u nov N port frohs

The paciac mail steamer Golden Ciiy srriveAss
nlshs from Panama with the mails and pssssngsron
New York the Sd inst.
The shipment os treasure V China during The lsaw
dArs smosaM n asa,ls ssse.oce II so,d.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

ANOTHER or THE SHEBmN SCuoor--Bfige1
dier General Giliem, now, and for some time
past, operating successfully in East Tennessee
as fighter who pitches il and clears the enemy
out He is the boy who finally settled all oax
accounts against John Morgan.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

Total IsGtJ23 y6s 3I6 4Jl 40 lll sil 221
Popular vote against Lincoln in loyal States 1861 0j G23
BY adding the five Electors Of West Virginia
and three OF Kansas to the absve number, the
aggregate Of the electoral colleges this year
will stand as folows:-
Whole number of electors s........... 23l
Necessary to a choice Observation-Disclosures. ll6
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
THE SITUATION.

New York. Monday, October 81. 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
TUESDAY. March 49,. u

Gold opened higher, under tho failure to pass
the senate resolution az amended The opening rate
was lcli rising 20 1853 and closing at noon a; lG2 1921.
from this point market receded to 1915 aud closed
steady at p N. Stocks the street strong but
did moi sustain the extreme advance Of last night Erie
l25ial44: Reading. l35; Cumberland, Gil Michigan
Southern 1904, and Fort Wayne, 1921. There de-
aand for sos on European orders aud l09i paid.
Al the Stock Exchange al Gove1ment Securities
we're higher. II. S. Cs OF 1871 liGals; 90. Of ls3l,
iIaQll2! DO. couPons lll!a4 5@Os. 1855 l09 April
7.3Os, llll0u2; do Aucust'li alu!; tennessee Is.
62sde2l; North Carolina es 51id59 Missouri Co. 72l
%; California u.s. l29a 100; Canton Co. 6idli Quick
silver Mining Company, est aG4; Coal Stocks active
Delaware and Hudson, 2ls bid Penn Goa, 900 bid
Central Of a :, Cumberland. 81. o6ii American Coal
lo6all0; Pacific Mail 230a 25l Central Transit Com
pany, so; New-YoTk Central. l3G: al; Erie Rai'Usv,
10; Lie Prefegred i0si l0osi Hudson River, l5l.9
lJ.; Harlem, 49, al; Reading 39Gi; Michigan Gen.
TIA. liilGli2j do Southern. 10. Stocks have been
irregular under sales TO realize profits and thc extreme
quotations Of tho day not Sustained Il oil cases
There was a good demand Tor Government securities,
and no large amount could be had without putting up
prices Sharply. In Ralsay boEds-a small business et
sse prices Coal stocks r and good disposition
shown TO bny. Copper stocks in demand Boston
paid and Chat was bid for 100 shares more Minnesota
TO s0as2 Gold Stocks arc in request Quartz
Hill sold at i9!. and Marposa ct Hi-tho latter 10 not
offered for Gale In large lots. Reading was firm
New.YoIk Central stands at 1901. Erie was largely
sold and is Of the scarcest stocks upon tic street
and has been loaned without interest Hudson River
sOd high as lJ3s. Both the Michigan Roads are in
demand at higher rates. Cleveland and Pittsburgh
sold as high 1885, a. ths price tho market broke and
fell 10 I2 1t is understood that the March earnings
promise to exceed the gain IL February which gave
Csc 900 increase Fort Wayne firm. and its buyers
a. confident IS ever ~ y cent is bid for the April dl.
dend. Chicago and North. Western Preferred rose to
so, end Marietta lot Preferred TO 3D. The remainder
OF the Western List was firm, and the inclination Of
operators was TO sbuy for another advance. at the
Second Board prices were lower, and the DIS.
position 10 realize wss strong F4io Rail
way Shares have been bought " Ergo amount
this morning. The price gradually edvsnces in face Of
tbs additions 10 the stock from converted bonds and 1t
becoming apparent that the property has not only
passed into tho best Of investment securities but viii
take its place among tie hghesprced In the market
TIE steady Increase Of the local traffic In coal minerals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Arrived.

Steamship ARIEL Wilson bspu,vsl M inst, rassenEeu I'd
specie per Golden Age to ID. L. Aon No date al ~ D. Lea
Il 20 passed brig z. DumHond, hence for Airinws.
Steamship Sssdn tBr) Jane son Kingdom Jam, Sh ins
and Port Prince 7,h int. mss nJ.e and pass e Dos
CO. March g. OF Nf spoAc u - steamer Nepfass
End brought from heF lstieroag
Steamship Iansa iRas.J. Won ssn'en. Bremen Reb q
and SoUsmpt0n - inst udsa. and 81 PISS 20 Oochst
Co. Was tstained at Southampton by log. March H. 81
$3.50. In. 90: saw ship Annswsn
Steamer Rebecca Clyde - "aahrs'i i'a'' 10 James
slip Eastern Leh, tof 81, John. N b., crlcshsnk, Ia,
erpoo 8. days ndse to order GO. - a ~ ION :.
ia with large quantities Of -ld Zee snd Cosed 70 rns
or a hours 70 clear It. March lat $3.50 lon +3J spOss
briy Howard, from Liverpool i9r New,Yoik 4 days cut
Dec l. passed Anjier Dec. H. csre q GOOD Hope Jan q
Fe G GidI .s ; on n sad ff e oS sn 6SS .
March ~ lai 90 lon. - picked up two bates OF cotton
Sap ser Of as ss M Tsry 70 I s5Ss T iS :.
Nephew Hss had westerly gale. ao't Of tie pAs.s:e s
sails Feb 20; q aaG e. ist 49, Jon 50 While yls 70 u
10 NJ shippci several heavy which carried awey p
wa.As booty Ls, b. Hkyshts, &C. hias the eabas
and decks carried away tue ian) ard, Of t0pas
back,,sys md channel plate BY rolling Feb. 25 lai ga
an Ian az resd Austrian brig Menento bound to Bsstna
March 49, lst ion. ~ passed ship Ana"sn for Casa
O1e destl on tic Star Of The West during tie pa.'sse
Bark Marco Polo (6Ten), Gerdea, LOal0n :" days rs'
BI H. Ls7s,isa Of BOSTON, Singer zzs &c dsy' 'asH
scbI TeiefrsSh. Nisse-son, Boston.
schr Chatter Oak, Kelly Providence. -,
schr Anna sophia TuIks Islands,, Davidson, as's1ss
~ days cottoR 70 f1aitts O.A.'J'
eoiir senator Colt, Norwich.
Schr Tholuas T. Cooper Kenny, Newport
Ocir afary Anna, Gilbert, New Haven.
Schr Msrgare; Plafer Blizzard, Wilmington isys
Schr War "a agile Rely. Philadelphis. coal.
sobr Thomas Pego. Long Great Egg HaTbor, wood
schr. Diai-n, Bow len. New. Bedford days
schr Frances. Coanell. New. Haven dcys.
schT T.. r. Bennett y mss.sl, stono Inlet days bsa.h
master.
Sehr Joseph Eickerson Seght Baltimore II daJs cDza
sehr Ripple Hcddcn Norfolk days, wood.
scEr Brrber Decker. Accoinac wood. s..f
schI Caroline Aas, flaming, Lubec, fish to John Boy.
toms Son 81 co.
sclr Emma Ho.chkr-, -, NewHsven
EchT Thomas ~ :, guiour. Kelly. Providence.
sclr Hannah Martin Alsl.ch Baltimore Fall Rys,.
Schr Pa@nee Chapman. Liizabe,t port ioT Boston
Schr John Jones. y srd E.izabethpoTt 70. Norwich.
5chr Chss Carol. McHaaey. Phuadeip hia norwicA
ecbr Bella Peck Avery. Elizsbethport ioI Nogwieh.
Scbr Texas, LamteTt, Efssbethport for brieseport.
Schr JGs. House. 0ags Eiz.betdportfor Boston.
schE 4. W Pssts, McAe axle ElIs5c,bpor og BOs.oE.
wIND-Subiet, n. W, liss.
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g'ynyrlersJ Guide.

To Albany ty Peoples Limo Pier No. l6 Y. r.
tud AloaI and froy Line, i.er no. 10 n. a.,
dsv Sunday 2. NJ
To albany by haason Il. H. % Nanen.st....7. 10
J. i Ind 4 3 ena ~ 10 p ~ sunday tran 5lZ IA
70 albany Nv Harlem n. u. 26th'st 4thay.l0s. ~.
anl 42j D. H. Sunday tfau.............,... 4lS o. IN
10 Ratifror,. BIZ thc New jersey II. r., foot o.
Caurtiand, 2, and 10 8. w., \ y. IN, and II
midnigij-srsIoy... u p. m
10 Boston by New London line Pier 80 " r..
St1uinrtoa lirc Elu. 10, y. r., aud FALL River
line ricr g. y. T.. dty Sunaay except edl..... p
TO Boston By No,shaven RR.. via Springfield
2lil-st and at ay.,.........,.,,..,b NJ ani p m
t. Boston. by New. hsy"n Ri, 2Iihst. snd iLn.
az via Shore love. ....li ande p. m. Sunday OF n
To Buffalo, by Els RR.. foot Of ohameor,
10 Yepbank lsip, Fire island and Other resort.
on Long h.,nd by j.. t. Railroad from James
slip sud foot OF 3ilhsl y. R........s m AMI p N
To tie West. by Pennsylvania Central Ralfcad
FOO. Of Colrilsndt-st.. .. N. and aud p H.
Sunday irain.. p II
To tho Nest, by Central Raiiroad Of New Jersey.
foot u JouTtandi.st .,,,.....,ta M, bn Ml y =
To rs.,sieluhi. by Eew.Jegsey Railroad. foot OF
coGu!snd, ST., and 10 9. H.. " ni, end o.
NJ. aud 70 midnight acknowledgements. Up m
10 fhilalrlplia by CaniJ.en aud AuieoY hainoaa.
Firr 90 N H.. TOO! ss Dagc!sys, 20 n p q
To Washington BY New Jersey R.R.. foot OF ConI..
lanGs st., snd 100. IN. "a p M, ara ~ u ,nlght
sunday. N.''''. = ~
70. i.ir information In ressrd 70 hsiroad iIao 1so'
adyeyssurel ts In another paGt Of taS paper'
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Fnsscnaers Arrived

n steamship Har;a, from seutaanpion-P W. s ,,.,.
saa lariy N; Mene, =. Baohnsnn Wa jopas ,s1,
Henry NJ Hart Nix Frsrchs snd ady, Ens Land and S,my
Esp-6. ''''A "eS'eifcich, q
In .tear,ship Sa,d4ia, from Kino.,o.. Jsuu,.
Mis- psyidson Mrs schroler John McDcnald Dr. and -
Deapenia, Arthur Clement VIM and Miss W1.. "
Camp, r. H. sameels; Miss Gates, VIM. Cosirs ''' u
IL ,'egr,tfp hr.e, from 1spin~oil-Jaues DIeL.v n
strong. A Ro'insky, srs. Sarah Jessup r. Pcn,iy W
Coppermsnn Capt. Ccnnely (l NJ and o.bers In b. wa
cge. AZ Ms HssH
IN ba'k Marco Polo from London-F, Weller n y,...-.
IN "ip Hetsn H,e'ct:oH, (2m tSrelotS-Rsy, S T. Rs,s
ley isdy and lsnlZ plss.5r II. II. Doolnte " - "'@<
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ciarksts-cirrltr1 RFrOnrsn ,os THs n. 2 rsrRgyT


AsFEs-Tnc msIk. Is steady with ilr demand sGlcs q.
ca s5GA5 35I ior Pots and 80 Tor Pearls
COITON-Daueas Is stil the prevailing feature Of this
market and the Gully ssrs near Of to day 0's a.
by iGmo iiaio wnn' Low f,dos
Of hiidng quoted u 2c, aid tho top grudcS ~
tic
COFFEE-Adyics. from Rio q favorable canc,cE
and the market though s quiet Il very strong Rio dates
Eco state "a. pufc,-es 5000 bags and the stock At
5000 bsga. Me VIM. Scot. Sons weekly circular
btsr and embrace 45i0 poI Pssdn ct &C., cld 60 per
C,osg II We IoYGcs In stock s,eJ bags ho per Tray
eer and bseinslin taken on tpecuon from second hands
p NJ Y The market closes Quot but hrp."
CHkMlCiLS-The mAlkel Ia quiet but firm, sales cr2O
drum. Causic Scis n DE 100 Sods Ash and ?c1o
kegs RlCaIbous.e Soda a: !lG7ic.
CHCCORYThe demand continues very fair for GRADUATED
and notice sales Of 900 casks prime ll0l2c he'd
hsner Common lots 1runulEic quoted nj 0Gc. Root
!. stfongor, but without qGoabls advance.
FLOUN AND hEAlr-fh- nnrket !uf Western and State
Flour ned steady but closed rrcr, Influenced by limited
arrivals nd advance IN eIcngr and gold tina demand
In pa,t fer exports TTodo and Family brand. are ffm aud
flr ro1ues; The sales 400 bD7. 81 50 for
slparhns State 81 tsd 20 W for Extra do - OS
oI Fancy do 50 s9aS5 Tor tho low grades % Western "a
aud Family brands, and ~ JOG Loot. Eatrss r,
dian TonT. 90 request and prices GrAr; sass 81 lo
Ibis at 80 1oG47 fox .c low ssios OF EK,s and i0n
81 Ialc and keIiy Extras Soahsn hlouI q. in mod
10 - ~ fcr i,ei TO good supere ~ "a Coun,ry AID
Baltimore and 81 5g 10 30 for Trade sad Family brands
Rye F IL firm aid N sr request; sa<s o.; 800 bis a, 81
t6d 20 10 The latter for ENife Com hfr,i. In more
de- nsnd srd Is timer sale. Of 20 bh,, q, as 0a IS Is
Or Jersey and - 10 i0T BraIdjaino AID 20 puachsOu'
TRrir-ws note ssls, 81 snc,,on OF a7aa bex.. Sci,
ornnscsa i isasI - Ind soo boxe, do. Lemons a. 3a
| or Na-Tts ftsl. psr,-, 7, a.o-f IN o,hv s',l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Bulls HEAp.-The cattle market closed '

Bulls HEAD-The cattle market closed yes
terday ct Forty 'eurth street it'll st further decline
upon the reports Of hopdAys such large increase
the supply that al the s.oo could not be sold at any
price thst owners were willing to sept, novithsand.
ing they were ready q. any ratio obHeed TO accept
prices that made oss Of $40 sij heaa- soIe Of
tLon said mOre Some very good Fat steers and zen
were sold by parties anxious TO close out ct nothing
over l2.c. per pound net and VIC think very few sold
higher than that Tuesday Several lots arrived so
late tha they no, offered, and not counted IL
tho receipts " tho week; If they had been, it would
have saeed the number 70 600 head. Surely this
does not indicate famine. Ii does indicate very
unfortunate state Of things for droyers well for
butchers who have stock hond bought at the cxtray
agau. rates Of lasl week.
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Mill. C,nsc NJ tic Pn,f.Dmcn.

CIV 81 EswYok, ssinday lslch 70 .....,.... 10y N
Fos Euroee. sil Portland, By steamer jur1, I'd
iry Msrrh u p n
OF iirmsur. and tba German Ssstes, BY steamer
B,,,ris, VII Southampton s1only March 49,. loI q.
For Cuba and the West Indies, Via Havana, by
steamer Morning STAR Saturday March l9..,.... p
day March u p. m
mar.h p IL
For tt!orIa. DTsglu WASN'T. .ton Territory aut
Observation-Disclosures a. IN ard u p m
Nrrt Alba-v Euaso and C4nalGs and q p.
Nof; nni Wet Way p. III
V.f Mall vie Eric Railroad .........5a = ?.
lr end south Western Nal. . a. ~ j. Il and ioi p.
fr.t.rl ana = y.
S.. ana 4 Al y. m
n. Long Island Ial closes at q. N, aud l Y. II
Sunday Mals.-On Sunday ell mails close ~ IS ?. IN.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoGK......st.acu,


Cleared.
S,eam.hp-We.,srn Metropolis Hilton Boston Bepusr
Brown.
ship-Gusrdas. Borlsnd San Rrsncl.co e. Con.,oel
Bsrks-South Easter (BrI. Walsh, Cape Of God Hon. i
Darow; Orlando, Summons Gibraltar Miller Io.ssS
BIig-Jsbostos Cenba, New. Bedford, H. A. swim 60
schoousp-lsaae Vsn SAINT. Csrln, Fortress Monroe 4
Riker; T.. y. Cot. WonheD, do Csowell Psinei II q
Palmer, Stamford Palmyra Henry Washington Van Brss
Ssght !. bsInil,on, Rich, York River Crowe Psiss,
Pardue (}rl hcDonsd Haiifar las Hunter Co Cana
Elwen Pembroke Me- Jed Frye Co. Ocesn Wave Lelua
Fortress Monroe, h. J. Campbell Mary Butler, Eswoua
d. do; Daniel Brown BeaEse, Por Roya L. Kenny J. W.
Morton, Portsmouth, w ). Brown C0.i Bsnes. Hsf
Maysgles Z. H., G. DemETs.
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FoR THE BENEFIT or TIE SoLDIERs.-A Com
mittoe on behalf Of the Union League. having visited
tie Rex. Joseph +. thompson TO deliver his lecture
Revolution against Tree Government not Right bat
Cur-e at Cooper Institute on tie evening OF the 23d
ins,. te proceeds to be divided between the hewEn
gland Soldiers Rcei s5ociaion snd tho United States
Sanitary Commission. that gentleman has very cheer
filly accepted the invitation.
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HusIed.
cfIsIed.
steancrs--Ci:y OF Bath, Fannie.

s SthR~y lL-steancrs-Ci:y Q. Bath, Fannie.
SStap-%.5,y L. Sutton.
bHis,HeH HrgusTiek, Arnie. W. II. Wal Alex Dla
seltss-N-p'.ai, ~ AZ. Clark.
scnoopei,.ooec. Eagr Palmetto State Sarah Aas
80 - o . b. A. J. d. Rosset Mary Cleave,aas
Conklin Joha 0. Wright Sieh Ofrnst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Disasters,

Tie schooner reported bi g sshs an the MAJ. Chan,
mel Hell Gate proves 60 be the John ~. n W,lars
laden with G.h. She has sncs beol got "a t-s no
Haiiel's Cove where she D w lies az the md. =
The sohr GoldRsh, King from Rockaad 10, .l;, ny.
when coming through Hell Gate last evening An isis
by tie ETre state sud Dunk 'tcargo beaeix
wet she was soon on fire. and put sshore on NarI,l
and where she now lies, and viii be about tosl loss
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MINIATURE AisssAc.
snn-Eises... GIL Seis....... Sos Moon-Se.s ~
HIGH wA1zs Ias oAL
Sandy Hook 1:49 Gov. Island. 1901 Heu G,,a "A.
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Below,

Ship Empire State BTieg. nom Sey-OlrAls; also ss,s
sr2pJsd b. tie lslac Webb Bes. 6u Liverpool 20
al and a sdip and bark unknown.
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ssAcriut. ~ Produce,

MlpoH i5lO 900 bis flour go bbls lsky. 2000bsgs
Com Meal q. O0 bu.h Corn, 100 bu.h Oa. 100 ps,s.
Provlnous e pkss Butter - Pig. Ashos ESQ pkg LAID,
/ 500 pkgs. Po,ro,enn. 40 Dressed HosA
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The Exports Of Produce and Merchandise IN
February show decrease in comparison With the same
month of last year;
Exporrs from Ner Yo,a 70 Foreign Port' in me nona o.
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Total FxroIts........s il2Gil G2lfcolB elI2ll,ie
DO exc usise OF specie. lO351H le,t3i,iSi Hl961o5
The aggregate export Of produce and meF-
chaudse exclusive OF specie for the past week was
g 39Cl IA.
The Jefferson Insurance Company will psy
on demand dividend Of 81 T. share
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Cent? Der pound.

They came By tho following. Emo Railroad o53
Hudson River baiToso, 23; igTicm Railroad l"i New
Haven Raioad 1856 Camden aud Auiboy Rssosd. New
Jersey Genital Railroad 8g BY Hudson River bcss 81 on
foot, AZ. About 2s0 were N The yaris on Monday
DHOvEna.
The following The a d-ovors owners or con-
srnecs Of pnc doyos md where he cattle ~
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TO ARRIVE

Edinburgh 5000. New YORK.. .Li,srpao,
Boston Liverpool s.9
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The toir number tb. we-k IT l.'d comp'rss viu ~
head wees and with 5D-y het1 y' w-@k last
and with 80 10 tie corresponding cei
The nfnbsr svld yu-.,sv and tc DAY a. tiH prins
head CSGII1T.s with head l4- snt with
sois head tie per week as year and With 2a4 b. Id
81 market one lc.s
TEE OPENING. or IP1SCIPAL Day OF The HAKKET
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AND MODE OF TRTITSTEET I

AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACNE OF PERFECTION.
It Cures Hay, Rose & PerI0diC GatsPrh