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PaIAADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, October I7.-In Breadstuhs there Is
more activity and, under the influence Of the upward
movement Ia gold and exchange, holders are demanding
an advance Of go y bb The sales reach 1000 Dds,
including 1000 bb Ohio extra family a. Slij Fbbi ana
600 bbls. w. b. Thomas and Relsone, on terms kept
secret The sales 10 the retailers ana bakers take Wide
range say from $3.50 for superane up TO 81 80 Tor anoy
tots as in quality Rye Flour 6 scarce small sac e. ~
There IS a fair inquiry for Wheat ana prices ho Oo.
bush higher Sales OF 1000 bush good prime western ~
al SS'SO and some Kentucky wte al ~ 60gs'9
ter dsure fOr a Very choice lot small seies ot ~
Si 81 Corn Is in fair request, and 5O0lg ~ pus9
sOd al Sl65. Oats are unehangee: yyy dss ''~'A
Cotton 4 dun and nominal at elOo fel Mass ala =.
Bark is STEADY, and 80 hhds' No Vu"i'niVA '''u "
A3 y ton, -. al iu Naval atoras for
sooe ,Feels past stll continues 5mAn snle /" M MAyn
Sgfd9S Prices OfTar aad fltch eie n9nnna, P""' :"
Tnfptntine is dali small saies 81 ~ 80 20, -
Nhisfy 4 auner; smah SAWS VI '0A''"""" NN~
Ohio barrels II SIS.
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FRoM THE SOUTH.
THE ATTACK UPON RICHMOND.
LEES OFFICIAL REPORT.
Despatch from Gen. Forrest.
General kaut1's Reconnaissance C. .On tlie
18th instant.

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fioH ne h'c'FoHf E'iI. iT'., ".."'.fI'.
rl,e,e f. o,ain "a c,n,fro+iop baIo, A. An
- ~ - 80 -. -, . n,,,.,. 80, 80
etil) h'uL 9cattiLh} h,IHlhE hc"'y 4''NS VI
The enemy's cavalry made uCmJn5trauon upon
our lett tank on the DaIbytOwn road, some sc zen
miles from the city, while strong force of iufln-
Try appear IN hont OF our works between the
Darby Town and Newmarket Dads.
The hostile cavalry were met ny Gary's COM
mand, and n brisk shlrulsh cu-ueJ, while the
gallant ith IcNu, Brig ode, WltH 0.uer portion, Of
Fields Division, met The infantry advance OF the
enemy, and suuied thcm viii a CALLING fire, in
Hicting severe loss. The Lighting was continued
throughout The forenoon, our troops IcliRg splen-
didly, and closed towards noon with the final
rerulse Of The enemy. Our ines were lmueJi-
ntlly after advanced, and positions were ~e,oafel
and fortified ut eligible point, upon the ground
recently iou BIT over
Our los in this Nght was ,llaht. The loss Of
The enemy Vas heavy, We regret % learn Tint
M,Jol Nhl1 - '"As1' OF Neuln'hys AaJ1taNI'
a,',,.,,t ,, % - 49, ua,n5
sboote,s IN Vgae Sl;Iy an Sp1Jo, isst t1,,, '55
sScpIIent soldier n1raarad eTgong IN" 1,II
hearers at the funeral ol the lspented gre5,
77
~, a.,
Inc lOuONlhg uoNPdlCh was Ic-sf-l from
General Lee last night
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hlA9VlAAEtit IT, \ tiHt ~ i.tN Lf.l' y, Oiio3er
III leGi Hon .. A. N'e4pni aegtHary p Wa..-Ai1 7
O'Clock ms morlhs we enemy ealeAto.el 60 advance
tSpi5sI IN & eTiy HP'E ',JsGSe, iny i.S
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IHE HICuMOND PNPEHS ON our
EIEtvHIAS

S9srtri DsDoieh 10 INC BoeHHg 7sls7rdph.
WAsuNGroS, October l7.-ltichmonl papers
Of Saturday last, received here, contain no news
whatever. They have copious extracts from
New York and Philadelphia papers, claiming
large Union maiorihes in Ohio Indiana, and
Pennsy yiVania.
The editorials, however make no other COM
ment upon these eectious than the simple SON
tence: -" TuE PENNsYLvANrA ELECTIONS ARE
WORTH TO LINCOLN As ltUCH ASA VICTORY"
BY the arrival Of the maiI-bOat from City Point
we learn that unusual quiet prevailed along our
lines on Saturday. Private C. II. Newlin, com
pany II, Second Indiana Volunteers, was shot
for desertiOn on Saturday.
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PROM s,gER,rAN.S ARMY.

CncISNArI, October 1.-THE Cooame,cial
publishes - Nashville despatch which says that
communication is again open with Sherman
He was at Tilton, nine miles from Dalton on
Saturday at noon.
On that afternoon Hood left Dalton in the
direction of Bridgeport, and Sherman commenced
moving in the same direction, close on his rear.
No battle had been fought at the last adyices,
and It is pretty certain that Hood has nearly his
whole army with him.
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SENSATION AT BALTIMORE.
Seizure of Business Houses BY the
Military Authorities.

BALTIMORE, october Ia srea sensation
was created here this morning. c,psll by tho
simultaneous seizure, by the military authorities,
Of = number OF large business houses, aud closing
OF the establishments by q gu ,rl OF soldiers.
The seiL1re is understood % be pUrsuln. TO
orders from tue War Department.
Nothing definite is known rs to the charges
which induced the seizures but it is understood
to he "Contraband trldc'and Robe. mail carrying.
The houses thus far seized axe as foll1v,:-
Hamilton, Elster s CO., dry gods, Baltimore
street.
Charles f. Water, = Co., hardware, No. 10
Chares street.
Jordan & Rose, clJthiers, ifm'vor aud Bllti-
more streets.
warehouses fWe.senfc!d- < Co.., cloth'cr.,
Baltimore street.
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Moyemonts of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW YouK, October l7.--The blockado-runncr
StHoHna arrived At Havana on the l2rh instant
fom Galveston, with 32O bale, OF cotton.
The Josie sailed for Galveston on the llth.
The markets in Havana were dull
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LIEUT.. BRAINE IN COMMAND.

NEw NoRE, October l7.--Bv the arrival Of the
steamer Liberty from Havana, with dates 70 the
18th instant, we learn that 20 VAS currently re-
ported there that the steamship Roanoke was
captured by wenty-siX Rebels, among whom
were Lieutenant Branc, alia, Johnson, Who cap.
tured the Chesapeake, aud lha engineer Of the
Harriet Ldac, who was 10 take charge Of the
RyaHOhs'g engines.
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Tor1ru l-EHs.-I nan giving The name Of
John Murray va Before Aldernsa Encu on
Saturday, charged with burglary aud larceny az
the dwelling ci Mr. r. h Pugh, On tho nlsht OF
January 4, 1855. Atihs time, tbo accused was
committed By the Re ,rdsr. Before Alderman
Thompson, about The same time, the accused was
charged With burglary, said . have been per3e-
trAtpd on the uiRht Of the , Of January, On this
charge he vas admitted 20 boil. In1 commit
ment ISL ucd by Recorder bneu was 'l0st, m'slaid
or stolen, ." and the prisoner made his escape.
On last sunday week the accused bad airing
before Alderman Beiter upon some tliing
charge, and Was sent g. prison. Dee tive Ge lrgc
Callahan being informed OF NuvAy's commit
mCnt, visited the jail on Saturday, and on enter
| ing the coll whore the prisoner was UOntucd ut
once identified him As She same person who had
been arrested for she robbery uf M, Pug1. Cal
lunau had The prisoner again before She Recorder
ana the case was fully investigated. The pawn
br0t er 90 whom tbe p soner offered to pawn the
watch stolen from Mr. Pulh fully Identified the
accused In The most positive manner Murray
was committed 70 answer at the present torn Of
the Court
A DoynLE CH,Rcg.-This morning, Louisa
Hain,s, residing at No. 1881 Locust street, was
charged b fore Alderman Jones with larceny
Il seems that the accused had about twenty-five
dollars Ia money stolen from her, which she
accused her laudlAdy, Sarah Lewis, Of taking.
In order to cut square" she took several
dresses from Sarah, and the latter accordingly
preferred charge Of larceny. A! the hearing
this morning the mother OF Louisa made her
appearance, and accused Sarah Of being the pro-
pIietress Of a disOrdcrly house, aud with having
harbOred her daughter. The Alderman accord
iBgly held both to answer at cOurt-Sarah In
$1,000 bail for keeping a baWdy house, and Louise
IN $500 bail 70 answer the charge of larceny.
The latter Is iar-looeiag miss Of only seventeen
summers.
BnurAL MrnprH On Friday night last, an
,,F Ma
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In Providence, Rhode Island, last week,
some lsbOrers vino were digging cellar turned
up piece Of gold bar about three inches in
length, weighing Eve and one half ounces, and
three or four Portuguese gold coins Of a denomi-
nation Of about twenty dollars zach, two Of which
bore the dates of 1858" and "1es7." There
were also twooT three silver eOlls.
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The Manchester market was irregular, and
gCeds snd yarns had declined.
Bre dstunS steady; Wheat advanced Id. on
Amber.
Provisions dull. Lard trmer.
LONDON, October 7.-CunsOls closed a. SSd3Si
for money. The bullion in the Bank Of England
had decreased El23,0OO.
American stocks irregular.
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THE PENNsYLyANrA ELECTION.

EAEroN, October 1.-THE official vote of
Luzoue county shows a Democratic majority Of
9S3, a Union gain of 1903.
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rnE OHIO ELECrroN.

CNcrsNATl, October 1.-THE returns from
scvcuty.tbroe counties in Ohio give a Union
majority OF 272Sj.
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The .,Fen,onIn', MT cone Race.

HT. JOHNS, n. T., OCTOBER l3, via Slckvilo, N,
B October 1.-THE Iciaonid, from southampton
on the 9th, passed this point to-day, bOlnl lUf
New York. Her news Is anticipated.
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Statement Of the approximate earnings OF the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company for
the first week In Oetober 1864 -
LATEST MARINE IETELLIGENCR.
CI.EARED NC MoRNINa.

NTIINTNTIU
BRrgue MAY sctson, Allen, Pensacola, II. A Adam.
HsIpue Dmsi, Harding, Sew orleans, Workman 20.
BTE e.. W. Williams, Thompson, Tampa Bay, captain.
Brig Mystic, Berry, barbados, Janr eche q Igvergie
Sclr H.. G. Knight, Taylor, Boston, Day 4 Huddle. u
ScIr Mary Fletcher, Tracy, Boston, Tweis a Co
schr SAuie u, Bateman. Port Royal Tyler 90
SQlr snow Flake, Di2kerson, Washington, CO
schr t-irIAnd Norton, Boston, 4. Bailey y 90.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE "DtMASCUs" At FATHER POINT.

FtuuU POINr, October 1.-THE steamship
damascus, from Liverpool on the 9th. via Lon
donicly on the 1th instant. has passed thi place
bound Tor Quebec. Her adviccs arc one day
later than those brought by the Gig Of lItisi-
pQi0H.
LNuuooL, October The political nows
is uniupUraut.
The Rebel loan has declined 70 j7MjS.
The steamers PcH9sy yiUa,id aul f83rriJd arrived
out on the 9th Instant and the CITY Of Hu.ias-
ttr on the 7th.
Cotton sales for the week $4,000 bales, luclnd-
in 10000 to spectators, and II 800 ~ exporters
The market opened dull with decline OF I'D.
old. hut closed Hrmer.
Sales on Friday, 5000 bales the market closing
nat, with small inquiry and weak prices.
lhC following are the anthOrLed nuOtatinns -
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ouOtations Of the rrInCipal Coal and Coal OH

The export OF gold and silver from New
York, from January 1 10 October 10, amounts
tO''.'''''''''' .''''....'''s.'.'... 435.4l0Oo01
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The Intcst- Retrentn nmd nmrsuit of rric.

LATEST REBEL PIRACY.
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IPRICE THREE CENTS.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Mondsy' osos.r ~
Tho Coll excitement still RACES. and all classes
are rushing into the maelstrom. Not alone the
bullion brokers' speculative socessonls,s, and poll
ticians, but many merchants and .radesmen,
who have been caught with large stocks OF mer-
chandso, are assisting the rise by purchases OF
the precious metal. Well, the end ls at hand.
We shall witness shortly hosts Of ruined men,
whose iniatuation has tempted them 10 forget
their love Of country and Of mankind. We shall
not be sorry for it but II Is melancholy 10 reflect
that the real sinners will escape for the shYevd
men who originated this rise by getting up q
scare, have sagacity enough 10 get ont before the
tumble comes. In fact, many Of them sold out
in New York on Saturday al 22O, and the fats
who have followed in their wake are LEFT TO sus-
tain the marketas best they may. There win be
asiasmodic effort to do this. no doubt, but the
first flash over the wires OF Union victory VIII
inaugurate panic which will bring ruin and
disaster to these SPECTATORS in an hour' time.
The stock Market is dul but steady this
morning, with the exception Of OIL shares, which
are more active and on the advance. %
Government bonds continue 6rm, and prices
rather better, with sales OF 6-2Os at l02, cou-
rons OF, and Is OF 1881 at lO5@lo51.
In Railroad shares the transactions are limited,
but prices are without any material change.
Reading sold at 69, which IS a slight deolinei
Lehigh Valley railroad at ~ CAtawisss pre-
itned at 3S; Philadelphia and Erie at 32i 933;
and Camden and Amboy at l5O. 6sl was bid
for Pennsylvania railroad; IS for Little Schuyl-
kill; So for Philadelphia and Germantown 50
for Minehill 80 for North PennsylyAnia; and
lS@ for Catawissa common.
There is more activity TO notice In Coal OH
shares and prices better, with sales Of Irving
at 1904; Dalzell at 9s@lO, which is an ad-
vance, and Deusmore at 9, which is also better;aa
O. was bid for Oil Creek, an advance OF 4.
City Passenger Railroad stocks continue very
duh, and we hear Of no sales, 60 was bid Cor
Second and Third, is for Arch Street, and 26 for
Grard College.
Canal shares are also dull, and rather lower.
% was bid for Schuylkill Navigation oommop,
36s for preferred 76 for Lehigh Navigation; "a
for Morris Canal common; and l6 for SusqBe-
hanna Canal f1.l
Bank shares are firmly held, but there Il little
or nothing doing. lij was bid for Philsd delphia;
GjB for Farmers and Mechanic8'; 563 for Com
mcrcia 20 for Mechanics and 46 for Union. sf
Gold Is more active but prices are unseuied;
opening at 2l9 advanced and sold at 22l4 at II
o'clock 222s ut l2; fell of and sold at 2lS3 az I24
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCIiANGE sAIIEs oor.H-
Reported by CArkson Co.. Brok ers Ne. q. Third ST.
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Decrease to date. e............... sl,


the week ending the 2Sth of September gives the
following result, when compared with the pre-
vious week -
Rest...............,,. c395,l06 Increase. 4-7Bt7
Public doposits. 1859 Increase. 26s34T
l25S3 aO2 Increase. los 2ll
Government sscurities..... lu,7y7,Ol5 No change.
Othor ecufites.. 2JfOl ss6 Increase Dos 26
Noes unemploy ycd....... 6,s0jtSo Increase, 6G,790
The amount of notes in circulation is e 30 24O O25
being decrease of E97, $50; aud the stock Of bull
lion in both departments is El3, ,l2l ,l23, showing
decrease Of G49.0Si, when compared with the
preceding return.
The New York Tribune this morning says
"MOney is very abundant az per CENT, and a
good deal has been done at per cent. As early
as 10 A. NJ. large balances were offered about
the street. Mercantile paper is unchanged, and
may be quoted at for best and l2Q9l5 for good
bills. The advance In gold has helped this kind
ofinyCstment moderately. Stirring bills remain
at 100 for gold Ion bankers. Merchant bills
Irregular
Statement Of the approximate earnings of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company for
lao t.rlg,sf sf.nlrf Il, pIsnr
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CAPTURE OF THE STEAMER
ROANOKE"
HER PASSENGERS ALL REBELS.

They Plot to Seize the Ship.
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FIRST BOARD.

FIKST BUAIIl. -
$500 U s 5-eOs......IOl 100 sh Irwin on...... ~
500 do............1O2ls iO0sh dO.,......b0 ~
$500 City Gs over 7O Eiia 40 sh Daizell OIL, ga
$40 dO......,..... 30 100 sn do.s....tbO ~
500 U. S. IS, Sl....lO6is go sh Densmors y
5000 do..........c 100 100 sh Reading R..bl6 90
5000 CAM Y \ Gs - l0l Il sh Lehigh Valley. NIX
$50 Long Island IS los 100 sh Catawlssa fbb 80
500 w Chester r. 7slO5 100 sh Phla EIie.t3Q 80 q
20 sh wash Cuts Gaf 20 100 sh do.......... sax
100 m Fulton Coal.... 81 100 sh Big Mount.... tk
Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No. "a s. Third street, second story -
% A. M..........2l0 IL M, .,......,.....222s
ID A. M..........22l4 l P. M...........2lsS
MnIlInt Nunnlr
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LADIES AND CHlLDREE's HA1s.-Latest style
at Charles ONNtuTd SONS, Continental Hotel.
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS, BEDDING, AND
Upholstery. at W. Henry Patterns. No. llOS Cnesnut
street.
PuoToGRAPHs of Gne styles and superior exc
cuiion. r. T. RameT's II . size Photographs u oil cDors
lloyypes, and Ca1eG dc Vse. See spccln is made at
No. t2i Arch street.
PuRCHAsERS may rely npOn getting the best
iuTb az Charles OAkioriG sons, CCutIa sni,A Hotel
CHuDWN's CLOWHU.-
BOYS Suits.
lnmntE' Clothing.
BOys' OvercOat,.
The larlsst and best Assortment In the cisy,
N. SnuLhAKtR n Co., No. = n. Il, shth street.
TIH On FEvgR.-We do not wonder that our
capitalist. becoming rampant the subject Of oils
This mine Of wealth is yet 10 B infancy, Ihe next
best thing Investing in "Ols Is 20 purchase all your
Coal the popular yard or W. W Alter No 9jI y. Ninth
street You viii rave money and get the best article.
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IRoS BgDsrEAps, AND CHR,r HUsK, HAIR,
and Moss Mattresses, a. W. Henry PA;'ens, No. li0s
Chcsunt street.
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"a Few MoRB PAIN PkCrs."-More of the
Florne Machines In thau all other sewing
machines combined; $500 sold il year; 5000
are not In u.s. n Philadelphia But there are cnOusA in
10 establish It's superiority all other family
machines ard gam Il a friends who regard
tie 9u,en OF Sewing Machines. No other machine
covers so large range Ol work as the Florence The
sales OF ho Florence during the first year have been
than double tho'e of any other sewing machine for like
period, show ing that discriminating public and do
appreciate the advantages Of The Florence all others
Fui Instructions gwen without charge, whether wish
TO purchase Every machine warranted q give
entire satisfaction, the money returned. Oblgng lady
operators, with wout machines, sent n part OF
the city, by the dav week Cali send your orders
the Florence Sewing Machine Company, w go CuesnW
street.
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Disposed OF as follows
Amount Of Adjusted Losses due
subsequent TO Jan. ]: l6n......
Amount of Reported Losses
awaiting proofs, &C. ....:;..:.,,..
Reserved for Sundry Liabilities
due TO Agents and others. $500.
Amount reserved for re. insurance
of all Existing Policies (valua-
tons at I per cent interesD. -.
Special reserve for any increase OF
mortality beyond the Tables,
Extra Risks and other contin.
genctes. ........ ........ ........
Dividend Interest remaining I'M
pAl0. ...,....... $3.50. ..ssss..s
D " ideRds DECLARED prior y 1850
d6P&id:. $500; ~.
Present value Of dividenda, 1850
10 1859 inclusive (valuation At
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No, 10 Barrel Pen and Holder. IS so;
still continues sell them ~ she old price, neither
adding the premium gold the
OF advertiser OF cheap gold pens and
chinery TO the contrary notwithstanding
good Gold Pen cannot be purchased short or TIE above
price % cen, Or Is cen, mems would pot last month
Prce q the above Gold Pens with sold silver extension
Pencil Cases new styles suitable for the pocket a. FOL.
No od Pen and 50 No s6od Pen and Case % so
No Sold Pen and Case 90 No Gold Pen and Case 90
No Gold Pen and Case 2S No Gold Pen and Case. g
Gold Pen and Case 32s No0 Gold Pen and Case -
Heavy silver Screw Pencil and PEN Case. with Pens % So
% 75, IS and s. 81 each.
Desk Holders (silver or gold pated) for Nos as
and Pens 25c Soc each Holders for Nos ~ and
III Pens Soc TO 81 eac Morocco Boxes 26c each extra.
No Pen 10 the smallest, and No ID ID the largest size.
Gold Pens from 81 to SO each.
within two months, unless damaged By accident
world on receipt Of The price. .
Will guarantee safe delivery Of all packages.
If remit 70 cents exahe Post office charge for regis
terng-a carefully selected according 10
FoIey's Gold Pens sold BY stationers at the above
Address =. '' - JOHN Policy
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
100 Broadway. New York.
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EOLEYS CELEBRATED GOLD PENS
GOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CASES.
The "bestn and cheapest Gold Pens made

EoLEYs GELEgRATEP GOLD PENS
) Ell Sss:
We The spsscrSsrs .nownS ,hs value rolsys sss.
q years eheeIiay Iecemmsnd them 70 those who wish The
ns sSa is
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aarrsss Cashier xmsrican Exchange o Bsn 1aoA
ss.1i.ss sssa Ser sSSn 1%sri ss'''
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I'm, VII sssSsI f ssas & 4: 4: S:PPas
sSu ,nsO PseSsspt a A' Ian . BapE
ass sss d.:sisr s ssss Il New s9 gsss
VIM; 1. jenkins Cashier Bank q America.
H. Ar;hn s. President Union yo Bank nan.
Sss SssSs[ S,s,ss s.0s
$ls. sss:s. e e %n: ss:.
S ysT%sfk soss James sIsf D,ses &e &C.
S ?ss: ss.snsT
1 HsMe Hs,I ne Adams, Express, charney Hatch
chs. Dennis yies rresdsst Atastie Mutual ms Co.
Tm Gl. S"ss ssssyy Atlantis In: C.
sss ns qS
Rfssssss
VIM. Leconey President Pacific Mutual Ips. Co.
John A. Parker Vice President Great Western ms Co.
Daniel Drake Smith, President COMMERCIAL Nut IIs 60.
Henry D. King Secretary Commercial Mutual Ins. Co.
VIM Bement, Treasurer N York and N. Haven RR Go:
VIM. M. Whitnep, Vice President Columbian Ins. Co.
Morris Frank In President New York Life ms Co.
Parties throughout the country win readily perceive from
the foregoing recommendations that Foeys Gold Pens
the best and most reliable in the MARKET and much less
pensve in the end than the gold Of any other stamp
COM
II decisive proof OF their superiority.
October 1882 he reduced the price Of his Gold Pens
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IA NEWS DEALERS
Having had several years, experience in the
We would respect ully solicit the attention OF
NEWS DEALERS
throughout the country 10 unequaed facilities FOR buy
ing and forwarding goods
We have made arrangements with all the principal ex
press companies throughout the United States 10 have our
goods shipped at the very earliest after publishing
We pay particular attention 70 all
MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS
All orders received BY receive attention, and
SENT BY RETURN NAIL OR EXPRESS.
Atthe lowest market rate
Our terms and mode OF doing not surpassed
BY any other house In the trade.
Send Tor Trade List and examine our prices.
wholesale News Dealer, Nos a and % Ann street.
CARD-wR BEG TO INFORM OUR FORMER PA
"A uens and the public that have resumed the pracs
ufe OF our PROGRESSION 10 all its branches ct 6os Broadway
one o. us VIII devote particular attention 70 outdoor prae
nce ne otner % diseases Of the eye and JAMES
o.ss. lae sargeon Chief Hooaers Division
Engineer Brigade.
MEXICAN PHOToGRAPHICAL SOCIETY WILL
the small chapel Of the New York University. Monday
evening February 1x SsS1s JR secretary
A TTENTION JEWELLERS
"A There will be meeting Of the journeymen jewellers
~ ne7 Bowery Wednesday evening. Feb TO- to adopt
measures for increase Of prices The trade respectfully
Invited. I'm union there Il strength
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

TOR SALE CAEAP--S FULL FLOODED NEwFoUND-
land Dog OF 6nest breed and largest sire year
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