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Ehe Navy.

The gunboat Grand Gulf Qa) Commander George N.
Ransom arrived yesterday from Aspinwal, New Grena
da convoy the United States mail steamship Ocean
Queen. The following is a list OF her officers
Commd1der-George NJ Ransom.
Lieutenant and Fyecstipe 0tfcer-Frederck Rodgers.
Act,ng Assistant Surgeon-Wiliam Nick Tindell
Acting Assistant Pdgmds'er-Edward B. Southworth.
Acting Mdster--Wiiliam McGoing.
Acting Ensi0ns-Edward X. Smith, George Z. Mills,
William X. Arey.
EngineeysActing First Assistants, George W. shank
in charge; Charles o. Morgan Acting Second Assistants
Raymond :. Roswad, George o. Hall Acting Third As
sistans, Samuel L. Guild Patrick J. McAahon, John
w. Lyon.
Acting Matters Aces-Jsmes Courtney, Joseph C. Bote.
Ter.
Acting Gunner-John B. Powell.
Commanders Clcrk-George s. Dana.
Pdymasier's Clerk-Albert b Giilett.
NEW COMMANDER OF THE MISSISSIPPI YLorILLA.
reported that Acting Rear Admiral lee has left for
the Mississippi command OF the fotila those
waters. Admiral ID. D. Porter has already taken
mand OF the North Atlantic blockading squadron.
ARRIVAL OF THE wArgREE At ACAPULCO.
The side-wheel steamer wateree 10), Commander
Frank X. Murray had arrived At Acapulco and would
proceed TO San Francisco after coang the 10th Of
last month.
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Ala for Southern Refugees.
MERfIN0 OF TIE CHRIsrIAN COMMISSION At RE

MERfIN0 OF TIE CHRTsrIAN COMMISSION At HHB
BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
The large edlce known az the Broadway Tabernacle
was we'll filled last evening by respectable congrega
,ion the occasion being a meeting OF the American
Christian Commission TO advocate the matter OF mmedi
ate aid TO Southern refugees.
The Rev. DR.. thompson opened the exercises OF the
evening by reading passage from the Scriptures after
which prayer offered mp by Professor Martin. The
congregation then joined in singing the eight hundred
ard seventy tn hymn laid down in their books and
Its conclusion tho reverend doctor called attention
the fact that this the frst public meeting OF the
American Christian Commission sipce its organization
Its objects the alienation and assistance South
refugees no might be deprived OF their property BY
the exigeneics OF The commission had before them
ample proof Of the pressing OF those unfortunate
people, and strong exertons we're being made through
out the North In order TO assist them. Dr Thompson
concluded by introducing
Professor MARTIN, secretary OF the commission. who
sketched at length the sunerngs Of the refugees Nearly
all Of them, he said, were women and children The
rebel conscrption had taken all protection from them,
and they were, therefore, thrown upon their
sources The operations Of gueras and the decmatng
march OF armies had deprived numbers Of families Of ali
that they had earth These previous TO the breaking
out Of the war, were 10 excellent circumstances and
hundreds OF them were fockinR into our lines. II
CURED large amount Of clothing and food keep these
persons from dying OF actual starvation. Nashville
fugees congregaed Professor Martin read several
letters from those places setting forth the terrible su
| ieTW&t WnCb tncy endured.
Mr. c. CHASE, who has been for two years employed
by the Sanitary Commission, and who during that time
had been stationed at Cairo next introduced and
proceeded 10 give his experience. lie reccd several
instances 0 extreme suffering among the refugees and
stated that their worst enemies the them
selves who stole ev1thing they possessed from Them
He also relAed a NUMBER OF brutatcs which had been
practced by the rebels in their enforcement OF the con.
scrpticn Men bad been hung for deseton before the
eyes Of their very families, and the latter FASTENED into
the Union lines TO claim protection and assistance
0her families were found who had lost BY actual hunger
several OF their number.
After iurther remarks from Rev. Or. Thompson
and others the proceedings closed.
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Miiftavy Affairs.

REcRUIrNa- BoUNriEs STILL PAID By THE SUPER
visoKs' COMMITTEE.
viii be rccollected that stated, after the return
from Washington Of the Chairman OF tho Supervisors
Volunteering Committee the President had express.
ed 10 Mr. Blunt the hope ha notw outstanding quota
~as Glled that the cousunittee would continue In its
patriotic OF raising for II was all important
that the Of the should be kept full as posi-
bic all thus raised wouu be credited on our next
quota The committee, ia accordance with resolutions
adopted by the Supervisors Board resolved TO continue
its business this fact that all desrons Of en-
terng thc army, with good pay and large bounties may
know where they be accommodated without lear OF
deception fraud that Mr.. Blunt at the onice OF the
comniltee, corner OF Broadway aud Chambers street
continues to devote his whole attention 10 this busi
ness--tbe payment OF county bounties, &c. New re
cruits coming in seadii y, and OF excellent
class. Let the ball go on III up the ranks.
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
THE NEWS BY THE HECLh At HALIFAX
TIE MACE AND CoBURN FIGHT OFF"
Joe Cobnrn on the Ground, but
Mace Does Not Appear.
Mr.. Lincoln's Caances cfRe-slection
Regarded ss Favorable.
MORE HEAVY FAIL LURES IN ENGl AND.
ITALY STILL AGITATED.
Napoleon's Justification Of The Proposed
Evacuation Of Rome.
>O>~~~>>~~~>s>~e~>-~~~~~~~~
The DanO-Gcrman Boundary
Question Still Unsettled.
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Height and Weight Of franz
Muller's Victim.
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Scenes IN Nankin Aftor the Expulsion
Of the Chinese Rebels,
To-. &e. h.
Napolecn's Justification Of The Proposed
Evacuation OF Rome.
The DanO-Gcrman Boundary
Question Still Unsettled.
Height and Weight Of franz
Muller's Victim.
Scenes IN Nankin Aftor the Expulsion
Of the Chinese Rebels,
To-, Ae. ks.

The steamship Hecla eii Liverpool at noon the aih
met and Queenstown the 6th inst, arrived at
Rai;iax at haH.past eight Friday morning She has
ahou; FIVE hundred passengers for New YORK.
Owing interruption Of the telegraph wires her
Aews could not be transmitted Friday.
The United states Toonderoga GO, ashore
Cora Grande Maraphan, on the 2sth OF August
sustained no INJURY.
The London papers contain graphic details OF the grea,
Gunpowder explosion the magazines Of Hull son
Firth Ten persons killed aud many wounded.
The destruction Of property very great.
The names cmbankment between Erith and Woolwich
was eeriousy damaged, bui extraordinary exerons by
the troops woowich prevented the nuudatons which
threatened.
The London Herald saws II . understood that Lord
Lyons the British Ambassador Washington, Will snort
~ pay another visit 10 Canada.
son Of Ruchel has passed his examination for the
navy Of france He promises 20 Distinguish himself by
his talent ard application HIS Of festrres Is de
cdedly jewish and strongly resembles tbose OF The
ersi Emperor Napoleon.
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Died.

CANrwKL.-on Sunday, October 10. MARY TRACY,
daughter Of Pat. Cantwei. native Of Tully Rahan X.
county Ireland. In the 60th year OF her age.
Her friends and achuaintances respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from 337 West Thrteth street.
Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
sSnFN-On Sunday. October &c. Of consumption,
JAMES Dixon SNIFFIN only son OF the late Isaac Snn,
aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO
attend his funera Tuesday afternoon, at half past
two O'Clock from the residence OF his brother law
JAS /. Brumiey, Cermont avenue Fulton avenue,
Brooklyn.
For other Deaths see Second and Third Pd0es.l
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only the esnt Of four per cen. IN q'asay HssGe :
very large part Of the augmentation 10 tne sserIns
amount OF our trade be attr butaoe 10 ihe ex
traordiuary point 10 which the price N cosioa was
Gently carried other branches Of manufacture now
ever large Improvement is also shown ana y snsss AZ
instances increase " only IN moderate degtc1 ua
advances the price OF the various staples in
shipments last month compared Win those o. W
date OF last year. there was 80 nc case
OF nineteen per cent in haberdashery ten per ceAt
hardware seventeen cent W machlsefy, seventy
per cent in linen yarn forty ole per cent in laen maDo
iacures sixteen per cent in woollen yar and tweyiy
four per cen. in woollen manufactures.
For iron there been dimnsh@d demand tpe totals
showing falling OF OF ten per cep. Oh copper the shp
mens have been OF almost exae.y the ame in
August last year. OF silk Warn they present FAILING OF
OF three per ceut and Of silk manufactures ten per cent
As regards mpotta.ns the principal ont for remark
consists n the arrivals Of wheat having ben twenty one
per cent less than those IN August 1861 and OF nonr
sixty per less In those barley scd oats there has
been increase, while OF peas, beans and adan corn
the quantities landed have been small Oontrasted with
month Of August 1862 the iDcrease 10 the value OF
exportaons shown in the present tables, is twenty
seven per cent
For the eight OF this year ended the 3lst or
august has been twenty-one per cent over
the PERIOD OF 1868, and thrtytwo per cent over
1862.
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Trade OF G,.., uxps.t,

Psom sne lobaon Times city nrtlciel, sept. 10.
Tue Board OF Trade returns Tor the past month again
rfessr, osuaordnsry totals The valus OF our
sxl0rs wss ZIG 2I4 26s showing On increase ~ fifteen
end . hat per ccsi 90 those of August 1862 spd Of
Svsny se,eo per cent 90 thos. ite2 " this ucresse
"east s1char uss a.ytnsd from rts1 manyfacisfts,
shsoA Hscecdsa fhos ne ory0Jona,so s.on,A OF es
1sv 10 h@ Ssm ~ sn . -tAr0 - s~s sFso1ss
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The Pacific Whaling Fleet.

FKNNtIstU OUE IoVF
whaling feet is arriving from the Arctic regop
Three vessels About twenty in all due The
cruise has been very successful one though
season has helped il much.
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Arrest or an Alleged Murderer.

ALBANY, Oct 10, lS64
young man, named George +. Gordon belonging in
East Albany Is under arrest here SUSPICION Of being
the murderer OF Owen Thompson the New York cattle
buyer who was killed and robbed at West Albany the
night Of the I4th OF September Gordon bears bad
racter, and the circumstances against him strong
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SOC conuRr ~ rms RING, BUr nkcy NOT THERE
THE FIGHT "oPFn FoH THE pRgsySr.


the FIGHT err Fos THE PRESENT.
~,...,. brBiIy, Oct. I, 1854. =
coDe on -
u was according 70 Coeurns nomination or Friday 10
take place between Gold Gross station ard Csshe M,
the representatives, Of the men disagreed yesterday about
ths selection OF referee, and those acting FOR Mace
stated they would return 10 England that evening
Coburn'E agent declared that bis was anxious fov
Aghi and would appear at the proper hour the ring
SIDE
Msoes provincial Representatives arrived In London
yesterday morning from Dublin, and coroborates the re-
port that the intended hgr entirely or for the
DrNpRux, NEAR prmiS, oct 5-2zP.
Cohurn has arrived, and. accompanied by his friepde
paced the Geld intended for the fgb amidst rcmendous
shouts from immense multitude assembled. He
sooked exceedingly well and was IN hrst rate Spirits
10 expected be will claim the stakes, owing 10 the
nou sppesrAncc OF Mace.
By The aieet accounts ~ " reported that the prepara
sons completed for the fight between Coblrn and
hAce - ireland the 4th nst although the authorities
We're nDdersoed 20 he making efforts 70 prevent ~ when
slt. arose COZ -crnug the appointment OF referee
sncn oeud not he arranged and the matter stands over
instant
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RIne Match.

UucA, N. y, Oct 10, 1864.
r,Go match is TO taEc place this cy ~ one O'Clock
on Tuesday, she 25tb mel between Colonel Bevdap
and Morgan yaues
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n>R R-rRUE BCoSoMv.--YoU ARE ssISEn
IL. WITH a sore throat and have Al he vmptcms of dt,
sherA You send for doctor vho charges from hrss
dollars per visit The medicise - prvscribes via
from one 70 three aollars y wiISeY yon AZ leas
0fsI csnl tsssle Of asacars Hlaly nsef w 4es
useful 70 nse for Nay sshsr e:MCe9sA yoa ssshs
be ss'nomsal sor e. psss ns1sy Es"ss =
external or ia!srnsA 0ss afy Sss hstSs wm 9. -?
'''S SS''S':s '' s'sE - $;;Si -
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The Financial Crisis.

ADDITIONAL HEAVY FAILURES IN ENGLAND.
Additional failures include W I. Brown Co., cotton
and colonial brokers OF liverpool with estimated abil
ties OF half o mihion sterling
julius Mendei Co. West India merchants, OF London
No further suspensions announced the Sd inst
The liabilities OF walker Coles h Co, OF Liver
pool, stated at from $500 ,000 TO f600 600
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The Vote OF tho Ohio Soldiers i'm Menu
ph1s.

CAIRO, Oct 16, 1854
The steamer Citv OF Alton from Memphis, passed with
fifty seven bales OF cotton, for St. LOUIS
The vote OF the Ohio soldiers 10 the hospitals and
detac ned service in Memphis gives lat majority for the
Union candidates.
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France.
Bourse dull rentes cosed 65f Soc, decline Of l5c
Spa

The london 7imss says that mercantile advces confirm
the that the Spanish Cabinet
gotate complete adjustment OF the claims OF foreign
creditors, and have notified them Of the fact.
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The TnrH.

The stations Toronto Chief and Commodore Vanderbilt
trot match for 81 900 this afternoon the Fashion
Course. They both very FAST The bestng pretty
even the result.
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srIsCELLANEOUs.

!. rLAxrIc SAVINGS BASx cnArHAM SQUARE,
"A New york.-Deposts made this day will draw iAeres,
80 n. u VAN FELL. PresideAI
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The Danish Qaestion.

Vienna telegram OF the "a inst saws the next stirg OK
the Conference will take place Tuesday Wednesday,
by which time the Danish penpotentiaries expect 10
receive replies 10 the questions addressed to their
Uent.
gopenbagen kilograms state that the question os the
boundary line between schlcswig and Jutland st
settled The point IN dispute s the small town OF Chris
tenseld, 10 schleswig, which Denmark claims.
The Vienna Ne1rd Pr,sse states that In the last sit
ting OF the Con the Danish proposition 20 settle
by arbitration the question Of quidatpg that portion Of
The Dansh properly 90 be given up 10 the duchies
was declared ioadmissi5le, and = definite
the point was demanded by the German plenipoten.
Nsries.
BEgifs, Oct 4. 1864
The Prussan Minister who attended the Conference
Prague 70 eNect arrangement, between Austria and
prussa with respect 10 zooersin has been relieved By
.ne hnser Of Finance and viii not, probably return 10
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HiPPiNG NE w S.

ALMANAC FOR NV YoRK-rHs
SUN RISES. y NOON RISES .....eve 0S
suN SETS ~ HIGH WATER. 43
>>~><~<~
Port Of New York, October l6, 1864.
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Ship Samuel Thomas Lewis. of Nh, last from Tombez,
OF and Paa Sept 90 with 81 bbls VIII OIL
She having spoken the bark Mars Barker oil thu
Galla Islands having taken go bbis leav
ing Paita.
Ship Gen Scott, Eldridge. of FIJI, Off and on Paa.
Sept 80; no report
HoNoLuLu Sept 3-During the present month we may
look the first arrivals the whaling fleet Last
the rs vessel arrived from the ochotsk Sept a. In 1852
vessel arrived Sept 20 from the Arctic with full We
shall have probably as large eet here as we had last sea-
The only advices had respecting the
whaers this the north the brought
by Domtila which vsted Petropoovski in the Kan-
schatka Sea- No whalers heard from,
but the was perfectly alive with whales. This in
Mayo or .une
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BoxpAY, Sept. Q, 1884.
the falling Of bridge.
Cotton dull Exchange d 1bd
CArcrrrA. sept Z, 1854.
Exchange n 1sd. MArksssor cotton staples irregular
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nEONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORrGAGE.i
M sums OF from 5000 70 $4,000 Apply 70 ADAMS
YOUNG, ITO Broadway.
ANEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANISED UNDER THE LAWS or NEW YORK.

NV soak rkfsoLEua xHS fHhaIAcCoeHPAk17 coHPAk7.
ORGANISED UNDER THE LAWS or NEW YORK
FRANCIS A. PALxBR, President Broadway Bank.
s%TaAs RANDALL, Er.Prssident United States rsis
sspns sssfsR csTpinIs IsiScLAf sssL nG'e Albert xeo. Co.
sie5s ssd q
's $spss$ sss;s III shS%A i1;;:s:sss.
EGATGls nohEKT CLaRKsoN Of csrs.on Co.. Bankers ia
ScHsS JAsss tsrS n ';5is CExRKE. oil oy PeansyvauiA
OFFICERS
ALBERT n. SrcoLAY, New York.
ANDREW AsHArrEy, T'sN rhiisasipA,a
A. v. STOUT. President Shoe and Leather Bank, New
sDMUND c. srEDxAN
xS.H xjsHlan 4 Ellis, L As1ass s.s Tgs:, s:@'
snoE 9Exsss ase .sAgHEs ao ESis.ss. SsSs Ne" '''
OFFICES or TaE COMPANY
WILLIAM III sTs6t5F s6tFn sfM ffiIsD STREET Philadelphia
34f'f 34faE y;s
stock sub &C. further assessment.
roOO SHARES, OK ssS9qSe' @ pfEs TEsERvED FOR WORK
Tho New York and Phiadspsa Petroleum Company has
tsliss q the s~o cites whose united in its own.
sSoISsiSEIS EES Es}eoxHutDEss IHS .sIEREsrs OF ITS
Issi ssys se' s.
% sfa eS a sss ,ss;s:
III T.. s... q
q IN ny s o ons the e New
SsssS Zee. ana s'sdy di'd with OIL Room for forty
2ss acres Of rich oil land fec lying nearly op.
ahovA n Fratncr
z. ;s.as w,s %sss % ,sv xccn,oe.
do.' and S testing, :..as. !. s:.
1say TsSgs 70 ,oo1s s%ns d.'nrc. team wagon
r6S 0e Oh we'll
sdrs o.n r. ciys T~ ns. s. us sas
:ss ws So ~ G' dow" oo
S' acres 9, ,, COAL n, MO-
coal M q s % ssa rssa ss e o
<: %sS t1.
ssns :: ;S' %oG
raS ana
with the prospectus speak In unlimited terms Of the Com
SSo:. pfSreS,S ss sSf win
on WEDNESDAY. pRcENBER7 ,,,.
ss ass o.ss Ss named
Prospcctu.es. maps and detailed Information a. eisne
S:., ..ss, s :s s.:: s' s. ss
o0-'"''' SUBSCRIPTIONS AGENTS:
FRANCIS A. PALMER at Broadway Bank, z31 brsao
PoLHAMIUs . JACKSON, As Erohsns. place. New
ALBERT H.lNrcoLAY CO., 81 William street, New
TLARKsoN a CO., iai South Third street. Philadelphis
J. a. MARTIN. Banker and Broker, Boston.
hFrrcE or TIE .BEyDxrcK OIL cohPANl
~ FIRST MONTHLY DIVIDEND.
Tho Heydrok OIL Company has this day declared . div
icpd OF two ~, nNr cent Capital Stock, payable
and after the Sth day OF December nert
BY order. -n = rr.,~v c.-
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RIUAHCIh..

...-.>o>.S SInAHCxA1.. -
fJSIysED sIAras s..AeU.yi INV xss1s sses ~
;;$.s: ;:s.;ss =: ]: ssE
S.aI schedule: vall = rsrnisssa .pss .p.oa IL
ssest on he bond. s.ape. ). psd un
ss :S't' Of the Fs.'sI y. H tper pro
A tssrs2 :; scassa ssn saf'
0ns; s4sis $ s:i s;s;i;a s .':'' s:''
80 900 share: reserved ~ Il Il: cs-p.sy .ss
yoas . x5AMa A' JOSEPH .ss I. shHsn%ooD Sls.isss
FRANCIS T. HARRIS r ,sr, ARrHuss' ssS9SkRIs
JSsEr5 sazEt%ooD q sis s%slissod, @ l' Earle Co.,
Si SssRs ss',es e s.s s,.
xfcfsxkSs fI.Hn sSs kfHasr.rp So
JOIN s1vAah vE'Hkfh.l &.:hnssaa sssnS's 3. Nd s 7
'ss Ss:.s
..sii.s e: y K. :.
Fra 3" and ~: ana
river r. Y Iri ooany selected several
ss WI. ss
icr ope atoms with engines and other needul apparatus
wen. assa. 20 distant tho eels;
per day; and a. least additional wells may be- i'd
Ihe o from the region o. these Wells commands higher
ns psse % any sn
S S
M IN CSs miles
which there ample for Al least
S osrs ~ s ., :ns nes ps
can &c 3 q e @ %
ass sS & Il.
% % s sss a s ne .
ars in their supply q and that no conflicting interests
Ths Company oondenty expect TO be able early in the
yssIssy: p.,%sns i.ss ssis.sa. sas
Be
nifty limited numbsr Of shares ave now oIsred Il the
price S y share being ., s %
New ss e''
81 once.
Ma
moved w %
sssi Hudson street corner # JsJn 90
A.~ A.:1 sas. as:.tsS. Nov. ss'iss.s' & iss.'
NEPARrMENr OF FINANCE, BUREAU OF rHE
ho 81 @ % ssoas ono 1sr ns
cent will be added on 10Th inst al taxes unpaid
chat day On the st Of January following interest at the
Of twelve will be calculated from the
a0th day OF October, 1854, to the date Of payment
JOHN MURPHY, Receiver
TJBRMETICAL BARREL COMPANY.
n limited portion OF livestock remaining unsod OF the
u h stale n % a ns
barrels and other packages b. the Robins patent be
obtained by applying A TAYLOR, Aotuary tie Com
pany, No. 153 Broadway from licenses and all in
formation be obta4ned the sub. eel. The hermeu
a barre! IL commercial discovery OF great actica
value positively insures against the leakage
zion and odor OF petroleum and other volatile fluids.
FALKrr,NE's FREIGHT EXPRESS THROUGH TICKET !
OFFICE 1853 BRoADwAY, CORNER OF DER STREET. B
ton DErOT, JERSEY CrrY), I
l1es.-8 NEW YORK, Nov rs 1864
a. A. TAYLOR. Actuary, 1883 Broadway
We received at depot, Jersey City, the 18th
OF October last an invoice OF petroleum from TITUS
ve Of which four barrels having the
brand OF "Hermetcal Barrel Company, Robbins'
tent -" careful examination Of these barrcs shows them
barrels 10 dry bafore they flied
under and the above shipment three weeks the
road, and anshpped three times. Since they have
depot they been subject to considerable
rough treatment and and rain few days
ago gauged found contain all the oil that
originally put In them the loss Of petroleum from
leakage and evaporation between ana OIL Greek
hermecal barrel would this entire loss.
sns well q all losses petroleum when storage. .N
T. II. VALENTINE, Superintendent.
1EONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORrGAoE-iN
NJ OF from $1,000 70 $4,000 Apply 10 ADAMS
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FINANCIAL.

lpGrsangsA kND BOSTON RgyRQ4Sgx n4o ovFA,
y.siS T:ss%sss ltsF 4 IL essss Nv
sFSsoN sFSsosNs, 5 fs. ss.sas asts Nss sssas'
IN D. LkkCH, FTquhar RtnIaanGk PhtiaddDhE-ccD g
TVRAEsrgR OFfrcn or sfHE olcHfcAoo' AAD
u Nerihwssterp sReiIHsg Gempasy. M " ~ srss<
Aes 4fsEE AID on R sHaIp fa'SEE SE csHfl. -.
sost q s s:ss :'is:S sRsSs
msnt ad, 81 ts ssd af.r ihs Z: ot sDsesubss
psnss . soSts ~ Ss oss *
which time hooks for Stock will
b closed 70 " feopensd on he ist Of DsSnTper
THE INrEREg1 DYE ON IHH Bosps or THE NEW
i York and New Haven Railroad Company December
lat 1884 w paid and surrender Of the
Coupons on and asr saad dse a. the Bsnk o ne KepuS
street ana Fourth AsenuaA " RENsNr rr...,,rr.r isl
Nsw roax Nov q 1854 80" -''~''''"r
0200 0(0 TO LOAN-AT SIX PER CENT. on
VoVU.UUV New York city property: Apply 70
No 81 Pine street. rooms 10 and II. .gi
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@ Al BoaARf. AUCrroNEERs. WILL SELL ON
y. Monday, December eleven O'Clock. auction
rooms No North Household Furniture.
consistnr of Dining Chairs. Tables. marble top
Dressing Bureaus Centre Tables, mahokany trcnch Bel
eteads Matressos maho1any SOFAS Lounges now English
OicIo,h Gas Chandeiiers DaTak Curtains Silver plated
Ware Stoves Arm Chairs Rockers OIL Paintings Jewel
Goats Pantaloons Vests. &c. Cash deposits required
Lar nllx,, claaar
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I =: JAMES AGAR viii SELL At q New Bowery, large
Quilts Blankets, Beds, Pillows, and variety Of other
goods too mention. By order Of B. Cohen,
late Pecare Co., 1877 Grand street y
MONDAY, December l2-w ntches Jewslry. Carpenters'
Tools John " nch rs Grand street. 81 :
tuesday,. l3h.-Men's and Women's Clothing. A. j.
Jackson. 81 " ak ker street. VI
WEDNESDAY. i4th.- Women's Wearing Apparel. John
j Law. 6xth Rvanue
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

OFT STOCKS AND LANDS.
WAQSTAFFA GOETCHIUS
III Broadway room 29
4 700 shares Nor.hsrn Light y Rowland P.ssldent
900 shares Ohio, dividend per cent
2cO shares Bergen Coal Oh Company.
LAMD0 IN OHIO. il N.
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WEsfkRN VIRGINIA.
A1n acres, 40 Acrea 10 acres,
All IN tho beet cs q stricss.
" sbla. and can be scid low " laksn ~ sses.
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The New York herald., 1864-12-04

NAARTELL DENTIST, eo7 BROADWAY, BELOW
M Twenty ars street. extracts teeth without pain. Rub.
Der Of teeth, go Gold nIinss 81 silver.
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

proruRRs. ..-Loy Rns OF ART, PLsAsH CALL AT
AnNy nsuse, aoxIhwes> esrpss of Nfxaiath strset
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The New York herald., 1864-12-04

O. HERMAN CO., AUCrIoNEERs. SELL wEDSEs-
Os day l01S O'Clock, at l3 Bowery, .0J casts
and barrels imported and domestic Brandes Holland Gtn
Jamaica Rum and 6herrv wtnes IS barrels Bourbon
Scotch aud Irish whiskcy 2oa csses,wines qaors and
Iron safe The whole will be sold without reserve 10
clcsA n0uu nent
The New York herald., 1864-12-04

CBERrFF,s ssALE.-LIQUORS. ORCHARD WALTERS.
sheriT's Auctoneer will sell on Monday seven barrels
Bourbon Whiskey 600 Segars at eleven clio H.
At the auction rooms Il East Broadway. - -
A. l.. BvRNK, Deputy. JAMES LYNCH, sheriu