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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-17
TXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
E GREAT ENTERPRISE!

AT Lewis Fox's Drug Store may be seen Is
beautiful Oil Paintings, most Of which were taken
from nature, the past season by Prof. Chlios.
The Paintings may be found in the order as fol-
No. l. View in windham County, VT, without
frame, size 25x34 inches, price go; ..,.
No. 2, View on Connecticut River, Withool
No. 5. view on Connecticut River, without
frame, 1880, price $25.
No. 4, View on CONNECTICUT RIVER with rame'
No. 5, View near Killington, with frame, l4x
No. 6, view on Lake George, without frame,
No. !, View on Lake George, with frame, lox
M. S, view in Essex 90. N. H., without frame
No. 3, view Of Mt Washington, with frame iox
M. 10, View of OWLS Head, White Mountains,
| with frame, l0xl4, price $40.
No. II, View in Whiteheld, N. H., with frame'
No. Il, View in Pennsylvania, without frame.
No. Is, Fruit piece, with frame, lszis, price
Whole value, $22o.
The above valuable paintings will be distrib-
| uted to subscribers as soon as 220 shares can be
sold. Subscribers who pay ONE DOLLAR for one
the holder to one drawing which will result IN
either blank or q prize; those who have more
than one share viii be entitled to as many draw
ings as will accord with their number OF shares
Prof, Childs will guarantee to all who wish
shares in this enterprise, that there can be nc
possible ground for fraud and therefore thost
who live in other places may safely send to any
citizen of Rutland known to them, who will for
ward tickets if application be made before tn
81 ares are all sold. 1t will be seen that as tn
whole value is 1920; therefore go shares are T.
be sold, and the chance to draw prize with
single share is about one in seventeen with fou
| shares one in four. AS soon as all the shares ar
Sold notice will be given through the Rutlan
Herald to whom the paintings are to be distrib
uted. Tickets may obtained at the above plac
and at Sawyer's Boo kstore, Clark's Block.
Nov Is, diff
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From the West.

Sr. Louis, NOV. IT,
4 portion Of Gen. A. j. Smiths com
mand have arrived at Paducah. 1t is
reported that Gen. Meredith is to be as
signed to the command of Kentucky.
Gen. Anderson, Union, is elected to
Congress in the 9th district Of Missouri,
over Gen. Gudar. Lincoln's majority IN
St. Louis Co. falls behind Fletcher's for
Governor about 1000 on the home vote.
The Radical state and county ticket In
St. Louis Co., have an average majority
on the home vote of about 5000.
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nE ATHs

GOULD.-In Rutland, Thursday morning,
Nov. 10th, of lung fever, Willie, youngest son Of
Laura Gould, aged years, months and days.
FENTON.-At Granville Summit, Penn. Sep.
TENDER 20, 1884, Martha Lovina, daughter Of
Joseph and Emily J. Fenton, aged years,
mon tbs and 6days. ~
COBB.-In East Hubeardton, October 4sh,
1864, Amasa Cobb, sged 6S years.
DORRENCE.-In hospital at New Orleans,
La, on the 26th of October. 1854, Henry Dor
renee, Hospital Steward Seventh Regiment Yer
mont Veteran Volunteers, formerly Of Rutland,
aged % years.
HUNTOON.-In shrt wsbufy, on the 9Th OF
November, very sui.eiss, John Auntoen, seed
IS years.
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Foreign News.

NEW York, Nov. IL.
The steamer Peruvian from Liverpool
Nov. LIST, via Queenstown I'd, arrived to-
day. She brings some additional news.
English journals unanimously concur
in the verdict against Muller. The exc
cution is flxed for Nov. 18th.
John Leech, the celebrated Punch
caracaturist, is dead
Napoleon, after his visit to the Gar,
visited Toulon and Lyons, en- route to
Paris.
1t is doubtful if the Gar will go to
Paris.
Bourse firmer.
The treaty of peace was finally signed
at Vienna Oct. 30th notifications to be
exchanged three weeks afterwards, and
evacuation of JutIand three weeks after
Publications. ...--
There was terrific hurricane at Cal
cutta Oct. 9Th.
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WAsHINaToN, Nov. Is

WASHINGTONl NOV. ID.
A letter from the army of the Potomac
says that, on Saturday night, the rebel
piekets in front of the Second corps
made noisy demonstration, and the
sounds indicated that something of i'm
portance might result from it, but the
next morning all was quiet, and the
line remained the same as PREVIOUSLY
1t is added that the rebels only indulge
in these diversions for the purpose of
warming their blood-the nights being
very cold. A ride along the centre of
the line does not enable correspondent
to obtain even an item of news-atfairs
being uncommonly dull. IN
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From, Washington.

WASHINGTON, NOV. IL.
The Injuries received by Assistant
Secretary of State Seward in fall while
on his way TO Washington from Albany
Thursday, are more serious than at first
supposed, his right arm being painfully
fractured just below the elbow.
Nothing has yet been obtained from
an official source 10 justify the positive
assertion that Gen, McClellan's resigna-
ton has been received, although such is
believed to liln the fact, II Is q subject
about which fnany enquiries have been
made by correspondents of the press and
others.
Saturday night, the 9th inst, man
giving his name as George Peterson,
supposed TO be rebel spy or mail car
rier, was arrested at Alexandria while
trying to pass our lines, having been
tracked from Canada by detectives. lie
dressed in citizens clothes, grey panta-
looms, long black overcoat and grey
mixed cap. He was last Friday CON-
United to the old Capitol Prisos.
1t is officially stated that the Secretary
of War is improving, though he has sew
eral days in a precarious condition. Al
ditional statement has been made thai
he was in consultation with the Presi
dent for an hour and half yesterday
and there is every reason to believe tina
he will speedily recover his health.
The draft will be resumed here to
morrow for $50 men to fill the deficienc,
in the quota of this city.
An official statement shows the def
mite appropriations of Congress at tn
late session to amount to 5000, 900.
Mai. Gen. Grover of the 10th corp
wounded at Cedar Creek, has reporte
for duty.
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RH a IL RAGE S.

JOHNSON 5GLEsTON. Nov, 8, by Rev.
Leland Howard, Joseph II. Johnson and Fran
ees d. Eggleston, both of Mendon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hampton, N. Y,
October H. by Rev, d. II. Loveland,a M, P.
Churchill, of Hubbardton to Miss Abbie Perry
of Canton, NY. #r
GRIFFITH wILBER,-At Fort Ann, NY,
Oct, 81, by Rev. II. II. Smith, Mr.. Julius @. Grit
Eth of Mount Tabor and Miss Cleopatra II. Will
Der of Dandy. 1921 4tF
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our Consul az Bahia In Washing
Nav YoRK, Nov. 10.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.
The Worlds Washington special says;
Hon, Thomas Wilson, American Consul
at Bahia, Brazil, has arrived at wash
ineton, and had an interview with Sec
retary Seward. II is rumored that Mr.
Wilson's consulate was attacked by the
nopulace at Bahia, and that he narrow
iy escaped with his life. IL is also SAID
Secretary Seward will send an apology
TO Brazil for the capture of the Florida
On the other hand, the Tribune says the
action OF Capt. Collins Will be sutta'heu
by our Government.
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Trial of Col. North.

gG NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
The Commercials Washington special
says: Col. Fenton, Governor elect of
New York, and other witnesses in the
case Of Col. North, not arriving, was
postponed till tomorrow.
The case for the prosecution is al
ready closed and but day or two
viii De required to place. it before The
commission entire,
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The Georgiana Scare.

NEW YORK, NOV. II.
It is stated that Gen. Hooker, in
whose present department are included
the majority of the States bordering on
our Northern lakes, has after inyestiga-
ton become satisfied that the alarm
about the propeller Georgiana being fitted
out for lake cruiser, is unauthorized,
and that no piratical designs are enter
tanned by Mr.. Bates, who lately pur'
chased her in Toronto.
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Exchange SSf Prisoners.

.... New YORK, Nov. Is.
A rebel telegraph dispatch from Sa-
yannah, the Sth, says Col. Milford and
Capt. Hatch, The Union and rebel ex-
change commissioners. had an inter
view on the Savannah river, on Friday
last, in reference to the exchange OF
10000 prisoners on each side, and that
the transfer of the men to their respec-
tive authorities, would commence on
next daY.
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Election in Missouri.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. IL.
Several strong pro slavery counties in
this State have been heard from. They
give considerable majorities. The Re,
publicans claim tue full congressional
delegation.
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The Sc. Adams Raiders.


Tbs rebel raiders are making volanta-
nv statements to the Court, Boosting OF
their exploit and Dragging that their
government will avenge them. Efforts
are being made to procure delay OF ~
days in the case in order to get instruc-
tions from Richmond.
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Raid ON Canada.

TORONTO, NOV. 10.
At a meeting OF the City Council last
night, it transpired that information
had been received of an intended de-
monstration on Canada by members OF
the Fenian Brotherhood from the United
States. The Mayor stated that this In
formation had been handed to the gov
eminent. ~. .a-.. .r-., a--
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. IL.
The mail steamer Webster brought
down to day So rebel prisoners recently
captured in front of Petersburg. They
are to be sent TO Point Lookout.
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Lieu,. Cushing screnaded.

SYRACUSE, Nov. II.
Lieut. Cushing the hero of the Abe
marie affair was serenaded at the SYRIA
cuse House this evening. A number OF
citizens joined in paying him compli-
mentary visit.
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COMMTSSIONERS' NOTICE.-The

COMMISSIONERS N0TICE.-The
undersigned, having been appointed by the
How. Probate Court for the District Of Rutland,
ommissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against
tr;nt deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet meet for the purpose of examining and allo-1.
ing said claims at the dwelling house Were the
widow of the deceased now resides, "a walling-
ford, aforesaid. on the last Thursdays of De-
oember and January next, from 10 o'clock A. N
until O'Clock P. M, each Of said days, and that
six menths from the 9th day of July, A. d.
1854, is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their said claims to Us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Walingford, Vt, this 18th day Of
August, A. ID. 1854. -
46 LOOMS FRENCH,
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McCIe,lan,s Resignation.

NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
The Commercials dispatch insists
that McClellan's resignation reached the
War Department yesterday,
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Pennsylvania.

HARRIsBURGH, Nov. IL.
Estimates made here from reliable
sources put the state at between 5000
and 10000 majority for Lincoln.
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Gold opened in the morning at 2.4o,
in the afternoon was quoted at 2.39, and
in the evening rallied a little, closing at
2.431-2.
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Gold.

New York, Nov. 10.
Gold opened at 249, sold in afternoon
Mt 2.38 IL in evening at 2.40 and closed
at 288 IL.
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Stocks and Flour.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
Stocks lower. Flour. Extra state
$500 a $l0,10.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District Of

STATE OF VERMONT, District of
To ali persoc8 interested in the estate Of
fcayis q Bicbs, dsop, late of Boston in the State
Of Massachusetts, deceessd, interstate,
Tho administrator of said estate having rep
ross nted that all the heirs interested IN sad es-
tate reside out of this state, and that IT will be
beneficial for all parties interested therein 10 sen
This State, has made application to said Probate
Court for license to make such sale. TheEel0re'
Bv the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district,
on the first Tuesday of December, A. d. 1864, TO
show cause, if any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 9th day
AZ JAMES BROWN, Register.
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Flour.

NEW YORK, Nov. II,
Superfne State $1,000 a Sl0.15 for
extra State, and 5000 a 5000 for
State.
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T OST.-Friday, Nov. 4, 1864, on some
IL street in Rutland village, the discharge pa.
pers Of Private Luther O. Weeks, 18th Co. I'd
Battalion Veteran Reserve Corps. Any person
Leaving Il, With heir uaAe, at this Ofiee.
nov6raf '2f3 LUTHER o. WA1ke, g
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NvID1LEBURY FOUNDRY AND
lN MACHINE SHOP,

THOMAS ROSS, Proprietor,
Is prepared to make Castings of all kinds,
heavy and light. My list Of patterns is large and
includes Pulleys, Geers, Hangers, Jodrnal Boxes,
Jack Screws, "Grimes' Patentl Smut Mills,
Corn Crackers, Gate Rollers, hangers and Hinges,
Sleigh Shoes andWagop 5oxes, Window Weights,
Large Box Stoves for Offices and shops, Arch
Mouths and Cs.uldron Kettles, Sinks, Twenty
varieties Of Ornamental Fence, &c:
Mar1lalne Work Finished up on short notice: a
s'-pply of Wrought Iron Skating and Puiieys
constantly on hand.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Middlebury, VT, Nov. 9Th, 1864. novi2dtf
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CAMPBELL'S DINING ROOMS
Foot OF Center Street, near the Depot. Meals at
ali hours Of the day, from everything the market
affords,
Rutland, VI, sngl6du
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New york produce Price Current

FOR lots as they arrive from the country. Re-
rortad espeoialiy for the Rutland Daily and
Weekly Herald, by W. S. Mcclure & Co., strict
" Produce Commission Merchants, No. $50 Full
ton Street, New York, = +,
We quote for th6 week ending Nov II as FOL
lows; ~ o,. a An
E,n,,p--Fine Brands superfne State, 9lS $40
= Nv .rnln and Fam
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CTATE OF VERMONT, District c
cTATE OF VERMONT, District o

~ Rutland, g. The Probate Court Tor the
District of Rutland.
To ali persons interested in the estate Of Charles
Burt. late of Rutland in said district, deceased,
testate, uhkEIlNo'
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified TO appear before said Probate
Court the Probate Office in Rutland,l said dis
trict, on the the 9th day of December, A. ID.
1864 TO show cause, if any you have, why the
account of W. IL. Smith, administrator, ode bon,
is nom with the will annexed of the estate OF SAID
deceased should not be allowed.
Dated al Rutland, in said district, this LIST day
46 JAMES BROWN, Register.
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POND & MORSE.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Mee'
icines Chemicals, Fancy Articles, Perfnmer!!
Soaps, Cigars Tobacco. Trusses, shoulder Braces
&C., &c. 81 Prescriptions carefully prepared o.
All hours Of the day and night.
POND 4 MORSE,
octle Opposite Depot, Rutland, VI
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PROCTOR & YEAZEY

PROCTOR q VEAIE1,
ATTORNEYS, Counsellors and Solicitors. Agents for
prosecuting War Claims, including Bounties,
Pensions, Back Pay sc. Also Agents for the
Vermont National Life Insurance Company"
ofhee In oramton and Nichols Block, Mer-
ehants' Row, Rutland, Vt.
RrDFIkLp PROCTOR, ", yRAzRY.
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DARN FOR SALE in the East part
II of Rutland, containing us acres, in three
lots, we'll watered and fenced, three dwelling
houses and good outbuildings. young orchard
a. GEO. A. BISSELL.
Rutland, Nov. 6, 1864, nov9.dlws
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DR.. B. Fl. HAYNES,

Formerly OF Granville, N. T., having removed
20 Rutland, tenders his services as physician
and Surgeon 70 the inhabitants Of this town and
vicinity. DR.. Haynes has had the experience OF
twenty years practice.
Ofice at his residence, corner Of West and Elm
s,rests. mav23df
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DR.. GEO. II. FOX,
Having removed from Wallingford TO Rutland,
may be consulted at his office in the Drug store
of Lewis & Fox. oet2od@wu
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WEEKS & CHENEY

Dealers in Crockery, China, Glass, britannia, ia
panned and Stone Ware, Furniture, Carpets and
Looking Glasses, Table Cutlery, Kerosene OIL,
Lamps and Shades, Paper Hangings, Curtains
and Fixtures, Wooden Ware, brooms, brushes
Ae. Perkins New Brick Block. Merchants Row
Rntland vi. iA2e;d&wu
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BOOK BINDING.

II G. FUTILE, BOOKBINDER
LIE and BLANK BOOK NANuRACTURK1,
Herald Building, Cup stairss) head Of Washing
ton street, Rut and, W.
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDs
Such as Ledgers, yournAls, Town and Prot .
Records, General Indexes, Hotel Register,
Booklets, &o., &o., With or without printed heacs1
manufactured to order nom superior paper sie
stock.
~ Particular attention paid to binding q
Books, Magazines, Newspapers and Music.
~ All orders by mail or express viii rtes
prompt attention,
jan2l-d&wti
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DLACKSMlTHING.

NTANTED.-A good respectable man
w with small family, that is competent to
keep Boarding House, with six 70 twelve board
ers. Apply TO g. y. BkEIT SON.
walling{ord, Vt, Nov. 4, 1864. nov5-dlw
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BUSINESS CARDS.
REuREN r.. THRALL

REUBEN X, THKALL,
Attorney at Law, Agent for Pensions, BACK Pay
and Bounty Claims. Once in the Court House,
Rutland, VT. oct29 dAwly
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pETER @ HOMES.
r. r. MEAD.

DEWEY & JOYCE,
Attorneys, Counsellors and Solicitors, Office in
Cramton & Nichols block, Merchants Row, Rut.
and, VT.
= cHAs. c. DEWEY. cHAs. JOYCE
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WOOD AND TIMBER
Y Lot for Sale. u9fk t11

The subscribers offer for sale -Four Hundred
acres Of heavily wooded land in the south part Of
Nendon. belonging to Gilman Cary Of Medway,
Mass, who has given Us positive orders to SELL
It Will be sold in one lot, or divided to suit pur-
chasers.
Rutland, Oct. %, 1854.
" II. @. CLARK,
novl.d3m Il. PROCToh.
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LEWIS g. FOX,

LEWIS, d FUN,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Drugs, Medi-
lines, Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Artists Mater
ials, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles
Lamps, Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Trusses, sup.
porters, and everything pertaining to the pruggis
trade. Prescriptions carefully dispensed.
Merchants Exchange, Rutland, Vt.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

SHEEP FARM TO LET Situated on
- the Island Of Nanshcu, in Narragansett
Bay, near New Bedford, Mass, Farm contains
between 600 and 100 acres Of land, climate mode
rate-snov never lies on the ground sheep can
pasture all winter we'll fenced, good nnlid,nss
kinds excellent. flock Of 500 sheep now on the
farm, rent payable in wool, None but thor
oughly capable man need apply 70 snoh the
terms viii be liberal The owner desires 70 I'M
pro Q his breed of sheep, at his oyn or tenants
exrenss as may be agreed upoa. >-~st OF refer
enoes req tired. Apply TO RohEar NORRIS oofk-
LAND, West Ossteion,V W., or j. NJ. FORMS, Hos
ton, for furth information. lnoViEdSwu
NOTICE. hereby give notice that |
IN have this day given my son. James y. Foot,
M, time duting the remainder Of his minority,
and shall NOT claim any OF his wages, nor In
any manner be responsible for any Of his acts OF
Obligation. as,ssS
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of
y Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for the
To ali persons interested in the estate Of James
Gibbons. late Of Middletown in said district, de-
nv the authority of the State of Vermont, You
ara hereby notified TO appear before said Propate
Court, at the Probate Office IN Rutland, IN sac
district on the frat Tuesday Of December, A. y.
| lSbl, TO snow Coust, IL any soa hs'N' -.
tain instrument in writing, filed in said Court,
and purporting to be the last will and testament
| of said deceased should not DO proved and al
Dated at Rutland, in said district this 9th day
Of November, A. ID. 1854.
46 JAMES Brow n, heglseer.
CTATE OF VERMONT, District Of
- Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for tn
District of Rutland:
To ali persons interested in the estate Of Benz
Barnes, late of Dandy, in said district, deeeas
| ed, ohkkfto
Blythe authority ofthe State Of Vermont, you ar
| Conrt. at the Probate Office in Rutland, in sal
district, on the 9th day of December A. ID; ls0i
to show cause, if any you have, why the &C &C
count of Clark Bull, administrator ol IN
estate of said deceased should not be allowed AN
also why the residue of said estate should nc
be distributed to the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Rutland, in said district, TINS % Oh
4s JAMES BROWN, Register.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
= exc jNp BOARD,
CITY comMERc1aI. REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14--6 p. ~
AsHrsRecepis, 30 bbls. Small OF pots at SIS so;
pearls are noIninally SIS 80.
IREApsTuffs. Receipts, 13o5o bbls. -four 2o3 nbs
and $40 haps meal 35 ,423 bushels wheat % 2:o
do. corn s5 do oats rs do rye and 400 do malt The
market for -four opened Sc. 1oc better in sympathy
with the improvement in god but with the reaction OF
the latte, lsser in the day, the Improvement not
sustained the advantage being with buyers the close
Tie demand moderate confined TO the wants OF
the local trade Sales l2,eOo bbs. State and Western
900 Southern and SEQ Canadian Rye -four was inactive
aud prices nominal. Corn meal sesdy. With fair
demand and sales OF $50 bbs at IS 40 Tor caortc and
IS so for Brancywne. We Quote
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
rlNANC CrAH..

dividend NorIcB,-IHR TRUSTEES or TIE
~ kp.ek ek-rbocksr Petroleum Company Stephen Crowell
Esa Presoenh have declared dividend Of ons per oent 90
toe stock free OF government psspbe on tie
lsh instant N the Once Of the baakera Messa SchucbArd
Gerhard, Nassau street FRED CBUCHARDT.
New Yosk, Sep IL 1864. Treasurer.
NJ ofICE-THB UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY. At TIE
IN onlos OF the Farmers Loan aud Tfus. COMPANY.
and 18Th day OF September the Coupons dns
tober 1859 the ostended ten per cent bonds Of the New
Albany and Salem Raswcad and the Coupons due tovem-
1852 90 the efended eight per cent bonds Of hs
road. les the govern nent TAI. -.-
NV YosR 6sp4 II 1904
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
EyCyaSfDNe

or BRIDGErs GRAND MAMMOTH PICNIC AND
- Concert Fea.iFG which Wiii 0 1t Jones NoQc
this Day sertembsr 10 promises 20 be one Of the ncst
interesting and pleasiug of the seaaor Upwards q tive
Mutual Henea and oaeycent Society nanoing oei@ ess
fout and hgrhfsa members wia assemble before 81
Bridget church corner af avenue and Ef 10 street. a
which church Rev Frtaer Mooney pastcT His
ng 18th nine clock ami theu proceed IN Grand
ces ION their pleasure Proni Jones Weed bearing
quite number OF oaujfu nLgral apprspat sch al
banners, accomrares by q splendid band. This Win
q }es.tiiu sea ftd worthy Of 10 the gT0Wds
Tho proceeds VII le appot for another oc
besides splend erected. whch IS large and ys
overcrowds1,