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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-22

Lars to the Official in charge Of the polls, and
then wrote In the space which covered ffty
votes for General Mcclellan the following dg
nidcant extract from aletter of that general:
eff Is not deemed best to entrust mo with
the command of my own army, simply AK
to be permitted to share their fate In the field
Of battle.-McClcAan to HaArck. =" M
This paragraph created considerable curiosity
among the crowd, who pressed to the book to
read it. II Gc1 ti9 ,a&3a q a0n LiUo3
The voting then proceeded, chiefly among
one dollar subscribers. s,., s8f.,If.ts..f
AN OLD LADY WHO READS THR TRIBUNE.
While the great groups around the subscrip-
ton book were critici>fng the personnel of eve
ry voter who came forward, another scene was
enacted near by. Two ladies whiled away
few minutes by converting on the sword vote.
One was was lank, but frm; she seemed to
have forgotten to eat for many q day; or at
least to have been the subject Of water.cure for
some years. A petite form, tastefnlly dressed
in brown merino, with blue velvet bonnet
and brOcade shawl, al intimate friend of hers.
might without :ndelicate intrusion, recommend
her to pay her addresses to q chop or porter
house steak; or some brand which would SUI
persede the pallor ON her cheek by the healthy
color Of the rose, and swell to feminine pro-
portion her thin and cramped FORM, 80, .
The other lady like her. was middle aged
but che was what Is termed in England, well
preserved. plump, and, it must be told, fat
The plump lady said to the thin lady:ii
= - Well, what excitement that swords max
ing 2" ...,[,',......
What sword ?" asked the lank feminine.
why that sword they're to give to General
Mcclellan or General Grant, think that Cen
eral Grant is entitled to it.; and hope he'll
get it."
II did not see anything about it in the tn
bune today" said the lasting lady.
"Well, You see it there now, they're sub
scribing to give it to whoever they like +"
Mcclellan is six hundred ahead, was here
shouted, and /: broke the dialogue.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-22

6lled'thrse pages for his favorite, and was
followed BY two or three more enthusiast
tic Grant men, who rolled out the dollar
bills,in muni6csnt style, ssr 80 $50 1'', a.
y At the closing of the polls, fifteen min
utes past ten o'clock, the vote stood:
Grant. 1850
T. Total. 1928
McClellan's majority ..........,........ 432
There was a good deal of talk yesterday
about GaG
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-22

Howis Your QuorA 2-PRR1RY. the
Washington correspondent Of the Boston
Jou'ma. gives humorous description of
the futile attempts to ascertain about ono
tas, and comes to this practical conclusion:
Muddleville, is not more befogeed than sonoe
Of as here, who have undertaken to Keen any
fous inquirers posted as to their account
current at the .provoet marshal eenerals,I The
grand total u: Keep recruiting. recruit
early and late, recruit often. Don't have any
conanannonal scruples a. to the color of your
reczsass' ana get - many recruits - you can"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-04-22

The next wealthy voter who came foi ward
did cot write hi name. He handed MY dol
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1lrmoYnnhn.

They5,a-rr rep lr's SlDod IN conpsny With bars i've
fyn lBfl Nin,n for liverpool Ion sip Young f,rie,
Nscher RON Cardiff for Gallo - al Ans 2l bark Nedo'a
fBrj Fferhody nCm Liverpool for bo.,ou to sai sept,
or, Buruo. Ayr-. Brig Palma I4nbnTsl. for Nonf York.
10 fv day.. The bnsantIe Sarah STAR nom bnsho'
Tor Liverpool put bach o. Mont Ncioo !ety AID shout
discharged .nl win probably be scd Or 'bs benoh' Of the
unicr> fifr. 9,
The Heln.rhsf. reports Sept , lst. 81 H. lon H. Lay
r,n. Carke ram fei overheard end was drosred Has
ld hesyy westerly iud. Cage, l,esun coal bf'oA IN
Gss Li.ii Co. - .. ~ -, ,a
The Br.,nen reports, ftb sEi Iith inst. lat 81 Ton 49,
ss.cd .iesrasip Bsruss for Souil anpton lcih ~ NJ
4, 50 ION n p.s steamship Cy Of baltimore To- idyc.
POOL Sac day PACED siip Word tBr Chpnan s's-Iin
800 Pa ersfcnecd a buuicens. beginning a. D H. AID
Going sFguaI b7 shs eastward % ~ ~ '" 'n' His ''''
lyufs
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Nyw.YOEK... ...OcrossR 3
lilcnrfA.

Cleared.
Steamship 0,csn Qr-en Scabo,y h,prVar, D. B.Arsn.
Stcsl,er w. Woodward CsDdn, Baltimore.
Steamer Concord, norGsn, Phlsdesphis.
ochT. J. PoBjsr, IT,. Crow.N, Ws'hD:,n 3. w. Lewis
Go.
Scla. Onward (Br), welv in 81 J,ho H. B.. u. .. D.
WoN
sclI.Whiteser HnssJ EirAbet'p'r', uoiyos. Mur'y.
Srir. AD,etsn, Wal, rliIabo,Lp,t. iioyoAs Mmray
Schr IiaW de Cattne johnson Boston, Peck Chlich
schT. lohn Crocknfd Jones' Nsshlns'va. 7. Nelly.
Sctr. Yorktown. Wogt0Hu, Baltimore, q. ABBOT
Soh.. NuFpori, NnrT Berlin Nd
SOL. Hamilton. Ogden, Bsit.rlo-r, A Abbot,
ScLr. Albert Mason, Brown, IT. h1ntoc. Doniio S'nih
Co.
schr S,o-iight, York Yllrabrihpctt
brg MagEo! lBrj Coase.. usifSK s1i Bsrnnls Mls;on
Go.
Bris sybel tBr) srsyao. U,vnn, \. ". Gi,.e BroA s
Co.
Brig Irr, gr.l. Carimil.', Mslins.,. 7. Ward Co.
Brig Cello Stanley ftr.). Alex cayn. Brtt Nonte.
Brg Srals tsl Mous.ion, B,rcclDnl liolaboe Boil Lon
brig e. G. Neuynsn Eng Key Wet Bcnns Brown.
Brig Pine :. Cueri1i Slnylns. holub0e 4 Baden
Barb May Flower. Lorsjoy. B,fosdos', H. Trowbriise
Go. .
Bari u,e Bern! (Bt, Mlrioalbo g. Tboms' Maitland
Phcp, Go.
Bah Ellen Rich lRrl Nay. Antwerp French. M. Weed
Ban is7l.' Davis, Cow Bay, Pratt. Son ( 90
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Arrived,

stesr,aFp giea.p az M. wgnss Bremen y, sonhsnp
ton l1;n -, =. r. M. nds. sni s'I pss. Oe.rica Co.
Monroe IS hour. IL ballast, q. s m
Stcsuer po'orna- shsrs ,oi Portland ma.e and Pas' H.
New ,br NcP.ua. q nsabas o1u,ri. Bath lMsl lny,
bslss TO Punch, Mon sss Wsads Had wrs'ef.y Winds
ship iem.Flers le Liyero Gco's', Lvspoo' 81 d'y.'
SELF Jlo Mon,on Trcw,sr As.asir, day, IN 5.iass,
scbr Mag,l. Or, MsLslne Ciurch Grsal Bra. do' 81
day.. VII Newport coat. a. Snhcr- GO.
sehi iipse ga. Co.s shles II dsys. .par,, ofier
schr }. W ii.atd Potter corlwi' IL d,y' p';.s's',
ssir. AbsI Fl,yYd tBre o,@po'i, po'oh'''rr. N b.
scir D Car riei tBsI Lecn.ri. we, r.e NIB, ~ I,y.
scif f,Scis,s. IHty Pssil.na viii po..os. .' WISH
sclf ys,. Lo,i.a. N.L Ro.1lmt
sclr LiT,.s Rayuiond Iori boder
sctr Auru.i Gr.ears Rockl.ad isN
scLr Poiio Rico. N,n,s 5fth. Dish.on
sehr Hei llsl " lacc CoiL.4i.. ~ i'yi p'i'.'''
sSbf Ie.f .. O o.oy Me- BelorL
sehr Roli. Msr.ion. Bsit'rlor- sa,yl. ,,'u n,as-.
SER i4 . ~ ~ lis'. h Z, ns.. ias
Schf A tn.w ftlrfs. Lgid Li.r9lh. day h'hs sd
sSLs A.a',iilo. O. Nov B,1f,,i
sclE Pcf.is j. snh, soai Chcfy hcii ian1sf e'npi'n
s'irf T-.i- ,Vi,i Co'i,iv.i. s,,o i.e,I'n, H,,'er
slr P'naH'r, Iiifs,n' Ei'worlA, day. b'ns''. ,.
ss s. j. n z ' css.D. seG f;, s ~,g,.
scir Joseph Lay. Hsilla. J., wa'Agu-e. ,
s.ir oro W tis,rr 10 bfooi R3cslilA ile.
scir Mon'~-nra- Lewis Bangor llrb,r fhisde.phia. M
Hri. ~ knor. 4 s. George iAs.l, Wiley bIsr iay ~
d.v, coal TO g. ral.lsv. Iii heavy sv.iuy weather
mot a. tho yassssi. siit .siis, -. Dn
Big Bl4s Nnts bfl COIL, cox nay - Jas coal On
DoNOL .
Brs Poas of Bo,l,nl C,s.lai hasvi.ss q d'y' us'r
BIN Vcys.er lof Bai5s3o-, Monte vellso Aug 20 hide
4 Cor master.
Bark ssonmsnto Iiuassy seAf Pond. C. n. ~ days coal
Bsf Dresde Of Boston, Reed Nov oeaa' 10 asy' ind'''
{. {. Duncan g.
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TO Greeop,r, Is.ip rir.Issnd. snd other rcsOr.s on
Long 'slsnd, By L, J. Railroad, from yamesslie

Long Island, by L, J. RS,rca1, from ysmesslp
ard ioot Of 3is6- a.. w. E.... ND To- and D. % D.
To Long Branch. BY Rssissn and Delaware Bag
X. X, via steamer Jesse Hoy foot Of M1rrsy
It,, Daily st ...... ~ ard ~ M and u n.
cra cay. Peck Slip ..........li and II
To Now. Haven, by tho New Haven R.R. 2rthst
snd thsy, d 'e lls a. N. Ri g. ga, y. and 400 ?.
To Cornwall, WobiPo.nt. Keuburah. Pouslkcepsis.
ct l,nain, daily: .::..,....:...:. NJ.
10 the West. by Penn y'ysrs Crn,rri Railroad,
pers n. r. %. m. sra ?. IA. sunday train. TOO
To TIE West bT Central tsifosi Of New jersey.
d,y 100 ?.
To phis, by New sfus-y Railroad. lost
Coul''aud 81, ard 10 \ a.. - u and p. IT,,
and u inidnisit 600 IN.
To Washington. by hew-!ess-y x. Il. foo, ~
Cosfiland, A., end 10 n z, p. m, sadn
pidpisht. Sunday ........... f,p ~.
For further info alton IL regard 90 Railroad Tns Is5le,
ses Advertisements In smother pat OF ,kis paYtr
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Travellers, Guide.

To Ab,nv By Hudson II. r.. IS Wsrrsu,'., ~
ana aa W.. sa p
10 Aen M sanasy truin p n.
Ia Aibsay Cozxcns's Hotel Dock. West Poip',
kowhur POushsop.' hhin I,'s nd Ts', w.
hsya lsayins D..bros.esst. Handing at ythst)et u
TO Baltimore by the wJsrscy R. H., foo. Of
Isn,.s, s,nd,v. 7I30 p N
To Bo.tou by Nsw.Iondon line, Per ~ n T.,
s.a s,s.m COR NJ
e,is'ss md sv ............ss M ari 400 III
!. -, bSrs Inc. lei end p M Sunday. ssop
10 hgn"2 s"s = saa 10 M AID 6eO p. m
n, Bridgeport b. steamer Bfdsstort. hom foe@ =,
sl? ! T. daily .l.s'.tf.s's,,' .t'''"ius''t.'s. VI
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BORT Waroens' Notice.

Starr o. Ngw-NoBy.
Pokr-WkapFss OFFICE No. 10. Wail.t
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. in accordance with
,,l.n n The az ps.ssd April II, 1851. entitled An
a.. p,ory,r1e the " ifdnns' OHce 81 the Port Of New.
Yo, 70 I'll pcr.on interested ia. or having change o. hs
,liee riaitef Of ch inquiry. examination OF survey ~
o., c.iry ,e.se sT- under examination by Tho FOR
Warders sad that the aid survey or examination. VIZ %
co,npsed Thin toa dsys neal succeeding th' h''' w.
beard said vessels: ,.,y
BfrsA iel............'s's' ''..''''''''''ii' ~
Htesu.slic Morn n. StJf.... ". -
MlSTHOllhE CONFIRMS, President
J. AUc's HKRRIyAS. SrercEsry
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS 1864.

seo a,i sss t-i1 1925 2iss sssi 1905 1872 stsT. 1877,
1914 SPECIAL Tsan ADJOURNED for the term. .
SUPERIOR COUgT.-PMt mos. BIZ. 2lN,
$685. 4g1 >eJT 400 $751; 1878. 3as a1as tsi3 9si tsI
1853 t6. Part I-Nca S6 3trG SIC ,is ga. ttS t.sa,
800, 42Jl. 4rb 4lJ8. go teSs 1854. 1855.
Court or COMMON PLnAs.-TRIAL TyRM.--Ad-
ournsd for the rsro, THE General Term viii 5c In ss?n.
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1911 in., st 2i2l lon ga bTs es-i tfan Go.isnbuTs
spa ~ at Y o. = ion. 3 - sip LnoOln, on Lsndoa
for Cs!cl'ts g. dsys out
Ig,n mat a' 81. 70, I'm O. ~ schf IT, NET. fs3n
Esvy.Y orx ~ Pcr.3 Rico bad los her insla al
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SACRED MUSICAL COIyESTloS.-Spcciai SER
vices " Sc held SEnda! evening IN connection With
4e above CONTENTION and in promotion OF Us oJco,.-
the Improvement Of congregat.onal singing IN thc
Wash..t ,n.souare BcdfJl Il ard Jauests. Methodist
Fpisco.,l Churches. At tho BeGiOrdst. Charch, TIE
Rev ID. y gNIwoaTH, Il Toy and in Janesi.. tho
OF the ,l,,ct OF sacred mnsc applied TO oongrega.
tOna singing and the duty ard benefits 70 be derived
FROM study and practice. There were large cooere
xatinis 81 each place. and in addition 10 the hymns
auabe pieces Of sacred music were sung ,! the con
Sregai0n with considerable precision aud eiceiiest
rffCci, xempifyDg what might he done IN MAKING tne
sngiy VI our places of worship truly congregational II
the mr,dhcrs " those congregations would bit marry
s,oad 10 he work which deserves far more attention
siAp i. asggiiy given to 1t.
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fA1yeriissnert

RRNE's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUE CURE
for Fever ard Asus. II n'rs' fails Depot Ao
81 Liberty 81. up stairs.
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Weekly Report OF Dea,as

IN .hsC Of NcwYo., from s lrh dsy Of OcosrE 70 tho
2ilA day Of October, 1854
Nen. Of; women. %; boys. ia; gida. toi total. as+i
AigAs l4). caildcr ZlS; mf..s. 205 females, 1888;
CciOred o.
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ASNivERsABy or THg AMERICAN BIBLE
TsIosTs Organization. which LAS for is ohiec' Tie
uniyei.r revision Of tic Scriptures, viii celebrate it'
,yefl ,rnver-ary on " sdao-day aae Thu 'far IN,
in tie Fast BAPTIST Chuicr ooraer Of Brgoine sbd
Tllsh.ii-ss The following speakers vii deliver
adj. b. on tie o.cr .ioa. ! IS. WM. CAIHCAEr
pilss-in.is;J II. JO,E- O'io; isAAc "E8cc0rI, j.
D. N-a- York; A. " GH.HEls. AorrscIlia; NJ ;.
C'IAyr Scg York tiEO. WEBSTER. Caissili' tEBAN
g. K,i,gi.n Ndw.Ycik: ". ". 1yEEIa DID, CHI
csgo; aad THOMAS hRuTAGH D. T.. II silcnt Of TIE
Union Tho New icst,meut (rcviscdj complete non
The Fir. Cinai &C. viii ie roady fer dssrbatioa al
f,s A .iee fr1rv.'
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fAdynrllseplen..l

HERNIA. Vocal, Spinal, Uterine and Al.
cnna woaknee.es treated BY r.. +. BANNING N D. a. No.
~ oni.ss.. from . 8. IN. to y. ii.
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IMPROVEMENTS on TuR NORTH RlyER.-The

lMpRoyrMESTS on THR North RlyTE.-The
dsrec, f condition of things in general She North
i,cr e both piers and streets Ia be giving way
ille hefre the spirit Of Improvement that marks Ii.
sgc tongh We should not wonder If the slate 81 things
I'll tha psrt Of the city s continues q national ic.
proacl AID furnishes 1sr d Tfs 5gcs 20 municipal
-eforucr. s0r wears 10 coso. Sti happy 90 re
an move ir the better Al thc Battery Pier NJ Las
been d. tUr b tho NcTJrIsry Tr7as},' iatoD Crrpa
~. lr Substantial shed. 7tD feet long erected tloe-
on; wh.'o higher ~ TIE r.yog the PEOPLES Line have
neatly competed ue cred pier cf abOu, zoo Zee. n
length ihe cd HCbnFE Tony House. at tc FOOT
OF Ca, 'istleet and il ~ as ihrcc coats vii DC iun
from {. ~ pier A Boston a0 has erected handsome
donot the foot OF Fc.iTyt aEJ the Providence
Conp~r asgs erected several buildings at tie foot OF
Rcliu- 1raf.. and new pier extending 10 tie ialpH
Conn .sirnels' line. e thai is needed "a elahe -
aostfss go Witlcss these improvements and The ncw
po:.t' street the paving stoaes tho last tiiao vc
Sers =, ut vsy having eheI been removed or sunS ont
of sight.
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lad Terlisemen, J

CoLp. HOLLAND. ks. Ne" style sgAns FIxrrst, At
aXDucsD .gicKy q. H. }. X. kHIIr
no. 80 BIoaaN ~
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SWORD PRESENTATION TO CAPT. OLIVER

cowplny G. of the Thirty -se7onth Regiment had o
yory Ise,seut time on Broadway. Just above Nineteenth
81, on Saturday evening which was the occasion Of
sword pc ,cntation 70 Capt OLNEr who lost his equip
neTts he recent fire which DESTROYED the srmofy of
the Jbisty.Gevonth Regiment. Broadway. Sergt.
CRe,ly te presiding officer ri tire table Introduced
rINats i,EORGE ARNOLD WHO thercupon presented the
swOyU Capt. OLIVER with few appropriate remarks.
The tipfiu pended hy saying that ha had expected
nothing OF tho kind which made the snrprise douby
welcome. The toast vi ABRAHAM LNcoIN and Tue
srn. .ad Navy Of the United states. called ioril
Response ON DR.. HEAVILY who said that i gave him
great pleasure TO Tespoad 10 such patriotic toast. lilo
,hcIeupan proposed anew the health Of ABRiHAu In
JoHS AgsoLD, snd Private d. j. TRACY also off red
some patriotic toaEts and when President CEissEY
Yrolp the health Of rC at peace makers GBANT
SHYs,.AN SHERIDAN and IARRA0UT there were thres
cheers aLd IoRSing ones for those veterans Ssscfa
songs . ere ably rendered by members Of tho coup ~.
and tho meeting brrke up with cheers 70. tho Union,
rud with singing the Star Spangle4 Banner anl Ial
Colulcnia
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Hank Of North America. Statement Of tts uAkK
OF NORTH AMERICA sreqsst BY rbsp's, 10 Lave i, 20
tie eneis Saturday. ne 4ai dsy Of October. tt5ii
Lo,ns snd 81
Avsrsse annual Of ss,rSc ~
Ava Cacss;os 1Sb,6bs 90
C,y ord OF hes fort. j. Besis.ey Cashier
oft B.t scfth Aefcs Ey dnly d,pos sud u tbs
sbose tbs sietse ard b-ief
J. B.ARDSLbT, Caae.
s-o-s t,ss. Y. 80 7si day otorios.I. .set
lLuau R0ps.
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INUVeTFIaefnofFI
CONVENIENT TO HAVE IN THE House. "A
Bo'tie Of PsRrs JAPAstse Boor .pd sHos PoLrsm A.i
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comm cAItNnAR-Tsn pA.

Surrt,m CoUgr, CIfcufT.-Psrt i-Adi9rrned
- -. IL d cprrei to Wednesday, 1Sa inst.
F.r, IiE,. !s7s 1877, e. 1905. ssTi, i'i w. ssi,
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Bank Of the Republic. -S.aiemrnt OF "a, BANf. OF
~ &c o. ih Of Me- lc fss3rsi - Caas- 10
Laws ois, m W ve-s .lfnJ s,Ird-y head dy Of Oct ,tt
AseT.ss aipo.ni At Loans and i.ounis ~
Ar.raSt srnost' " -. 2YL6St 2z
snolr; N Cucushoa. 1S.SSs Ou
IA sf,ffi OF J'Ylleff. s,tt'.'Hs -
ciy Cs1y Of Hew Yort w. W. Ford, csss's o. N.
Bns yub daily depos suj that ts above
coGrcc he bee; kho~s's. ED tch.t
a. w. FORD al-r
s-orbje.st tbs :ttl Say Of October. I3.i
20 II Cossr b.. notary uoii-.
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MINIATURE ALNaNi

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rscs..."5;,! sun Sels......aO; Neon Rises. l;J
nfGa wArkit sffs pAr.
SAn3y Hook. $50 Gov I,aEi.. 2;I Hen Gste... ez
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r.
rope. Of Reports Of their respective Departments for
which they ,onder their bes .hanks
BULLS HEAD, Monday Oct. 24.-Another
bscal DOM in the cattle market Prices ere cent a
pccnG lcss sn last Monday with no prospect Of rally
tomorrow Il is known thai 600 more cattle might
have bee1 brought into this market II there hd been
any chance Of sale at the prices or last woc1 bad
dro,eIs thoneht they we're then. Ihere already
here S6.p fresh Stock and 20 stale. and l,t1f head
were sOd al Begor, besides tA0 small lots ~ other
places dcfIe tho week, enough 10 MAKE up over 100
head heSirs whlt may arrTo Tor The closing day Tins
Upon The immense receipts If last week could not bit
break down the market Tho ayers 20 Of today Is os
iust'd 70 l3o e r. II IS trac that the average oGal
ity runs ror low; We heye never soon q
steers. 'l,i 10 good growing condition. and ony
hare: passibe for Iesl! butchers. This class
scl a. j@G de Y y. j takes very good drove OF
Western sleeIsio average lidl6c y ~ Some choice
Ohio buOc.s have sold the scales 81 y cents 8, ib-
- cWt Gid some good state oxen have sold o! - 40
een;s. few iauey cattle have sold nj ~ as cents,
nothing higher, that We have heard OF bat we he.
heard O. great many coarse oxen, cows stag thin
steers, Sc this States stock. sold al arc = and
riae Is very large. and the quality generally grass
fed" Prices are &C. v 10. less than three weeks ago.
and farmers appear to be in sort Of panic 10 get ter
stock in before prices run lower. We cannot SEQ how
She decline TO be arrested unless by stopping Union
,icio;ie.. The trade toward tbs olose o. the day
iuas very Gaii; an. although the saiesmeA na.s
sNchu'1N cVpIts sen ou', W
NJ. Whs' tomorrow may bring forth We shall see and
report. To-day tie market is hard for droTcrs,
some % whom report loss Of So per head stock
bought ~ tho West The Sheep market is also hard.
Prices a... declined and sales are dul The range Is
uOmiuay 7ic per ID FOR ordinary sheer at estimated
weight buyers refuse tie scales. Some extra Canada
sheep acreage, 10 rs. sold al e. aSic IeT ID. Ord
navy sheen in Of demand ana others are held
hack. Vas dead meat market II crowded. Good lambs
sell n, ioc Per 10: Pelis top price 3j The swine
market huotusios with gold md foreign exchange
There Little chance for rise Sales TO day Of best
cora 81 hogs, at i3@l33c. Ihoy were prime heavy
sSss. Medium. Ii. l2.c., and the pens cleared.
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1904 PENNSYLVANIA CEH NdEss4t

sTAMoA y, -, o Ws y sSis rosss Lsss
sn.Va,k VA Philadelphia foot q Courandss I'll ~
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e. Chiess' n1,:.s U toaisvs 81 Leu!: Glove
land Columbus acan. "a !: s:s :t Y fsun:,v..
sOuhwc csn es ptecorsS " n az y sss.r DspeS TAoug
Trains leave New YORK ~ i2lowsi . 4, p,,.burss -
Ia n. Erptss,, VA philadelphia INV" N '"'''A''
% .. m Express Wis rAr.dophs arrives In ra'''afsas
m q, E,or.... ,is Allentown. arrives h f'tt'scfH
H:30 D. IN. .v.,.u, .r-,v., On pusbure Il ! q,
D. u Trsin dsily-tbs o.lors, SUNDAY ss'oS~
o. JIELLIQrT Pssau,x Assos Ne Astssuss'~
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CxTE HTEM5,

CAsTLg.GARDgN LIBRARY.-1le Committee
has received from Secretary WgLLRs oftse Nav the
Commissioners Of Charities and Corrections Gs0E5E
XrLLo,K. esq. and CITY Inspector BooiE several
ropie. Of Reports Of their respective Departments for
which they ,onder their bes thanss
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suor sYAy OrrIcER.-sunday evening Officer
of .bs Twenty second Precinct attempted to
ares. de,srter at the corner Of Tsnthavs and Forty
,o.ord :, While 80 engaged be was set 9pon BY Q
gong Of rowdes beaten sna stabbed N ,e ene.h, III
IN. shots info tunaely taking effect In the aldo,
ssen Of one Of the bsstanders nsmed Jane Bs,ns setd
- ye ~ inlictng probably iatel w0ana D'lins '"'
,rscn- tie desc rtcr made Lis escape.
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Bnnk of the Nrw.Y ork DRY Dock Ccuprny.

Rank Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o. tbs BANK OF
WV YoRE resuircs BY CHAPTER 40 Law. q 1885, ~ he neek
eel % haiuItSr tie sd day q Oct5aer is5f
Avefss- tunf IOsts sai bSf go %
Avessse b-D(EO W
Arcrse snatn - cr il1'on 5o.2SO oo
CRY spd Tort. VIM heeber csksr Of n
Bals Fesro. duy depos- shi that Ia. es9ss
esfres', l.e Lr, ny edge Ard bsi
W. Is NEEAKH, Cashier.
svora setrs ,Lb YEA dry Of Oco,e7. iss
Ir..s, w. Cssrsss,sx Mir Publ.
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Nailed.


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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
~ DROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA
- rtfPpNgH IN HOURS.

TURUVDH IN , HVVHS
W., q, Exenrsion Tickets %. good 70, tarec dsy,
nj o. MONDAY Aug l. 1864. BY tie e9mtno diods
.snsp JESSE HoYT foo, o. Atsn., sro ss 20 -
day 81 M The Rattan aud Delaware Bay Rsilrcsd n
.s.ghs rsaInn9s sa sas' iasep.s
rnr eoePT g., ,hs City II kcwfork are nonhed not ~
,Opr for p..rs hi. % the sac Of ;ss
granted 70 passengers and freight beswecr tbs Cns
pnsslrse ~ All Philadelphia
~YrW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains Leave
Zoo, Of ortlandsss., for PHLADxtPHLA, ara "
m ~ m and end 10 midnshs; for ia ISn ,S
Mi,,ary Tciss not receivable In The m, and ''' -
,,,irs FOR other particulars sss bllis 81 sfsce~
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Brosdwny Manifestations, o. Ito BROADWAY
GkNK ssreorrsdt 40 law Of le1 e. IT, 'r.s rntas
fsasiiy. dc hi dsy OK liobrr, tt,i - -
Average OF ioan. sni Dscouns NO
ATefsrr r0rnto. 'teir suI'tis
A~erpe rnourt ~ tftnsi0h DfsVo"
CaJ tocnr q sre YOk. l. J. l.. Ivug, Cashier 81 'bs
rcoass "a. day sni us IL ss,t -se
set, 20 ias best iHJ Ina s.sfs ard hsh,f
T. 7. EyER;rf, c,,asr
svora b.iss, ~ fs sfA tsy Il Octos-r. 1885,
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