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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RA1LROADs.--ON
IL and after Monday June s. trains for Albany and Troy
connecting with Northern and Western trains will leave
New York lolows-Via Hudson River Road, Thirtieth
street -, and Tenth syeaus 80 NJ eand 1850 M
nae Mt II A. NJ, and 4:40 r. NJ The r. NJ train runs on
Sundays WIN. II. VANDERBILT. Vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

COO BOARD AND ENGLISH BRANCHES, TIE,
D.)U. weeks under a. no cxirs charge PIANO. tiV Ad
dress Abel Whitock. Danburv Ioun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

Tor sALE--A FAST ROAD TEAM OF MARES, FIVE
III wears old, l6ls hands high sound and kiud can beat
Shree minutes 10 the pole; thru grys with fu manes
and with black points free drivers, single or double
Any wishing such team can learn All uarthafs ~
apVying ~ ~ East NlnetAsuth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

NOTICE TO MIGRANTS.
IN The Georgia Land and Emigration Company, th$xukI
their acting Secretary have made Arrangements WITH w
which reduces the price OF passage for emgrans to So
Emgrants for the State OF Georgia will apply for
70 the Purser Of the respective ships Of those nss piers
Nos. IL, Sc and ~, North river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

ENOR MOBILE, ALA
IL The fast Al steamship K f
FLAMBEAU.
CAPTAIN NATION,
WIN commence receiving freight pier 50 North river, Thu
d, October 10 at y NJ and Will leave on Tucrday
For freight pasrsgc having entirely cabin, with
= = - LIVINGSTON, Yox co.,
sNa@ go s@1 III 1l broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

GRAND STREE CHEAP STORE.
"A RETAIL. sFo
New lines ladies' KA Gloves 81 ~ Is to 81 6s the pair
New styles In ladies' scs Cashmere, Cloth Lined
other Fan Gloves cheap Encsidered ndkercAiefs Col
regular prices Large lots sexA Cashmere scArs eay
half regular prices Every day We receive woollen
Hoods, kubns, aontaGs Breakfast sui Walking Shawls
EDWARD RIDLEy, Mf ast3i11s Grand Fl
and % Allen street. nfth block esst from Bowery.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19

CANADA AIMING THE QUALITY OF THE
FORCES A DRAFT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
NO "a

hi''c Plan. Nevertheless, there were
great Tears that ii wonld be rcpea,,d
Alter Hood had beer moved ont of
eve !, way and tie door LETT open for
SHERMAN to operate as ho pleased in
ueor2Ih, It was greatly fual Ell that tho
army "f ilardee wnnId be sacrificed at
Savanna. The enemy, enIboliloned
ny Vac amtS ny mnnenva. which thew
haf aireaIy witnessed. did not doubt
tna' this would be the crowninp olorv
ami proclaimed in the u Vance th. de-
Strucroh' no. only o., Ilardee, bnt of
BeanregarI also. /, was with infinite
pleasure then, that we leafned that
Savannah hal been evacuated by Onr
lorc's. who carried with them all their
men AMI mnteHaE. Savannah was Of
~ use to Us, bul the men could NOT
weII be spared. We drew a lone
breath, ana thanked heaven for even
this much.
Savannah las been CAPTURED IN
every war that has taken place IN tbia
continent, from the Revolution ircln.
slye. @ 1t was taken by the British in
I'FS from Fl florida, the paths throuob
The swampS having been BETRAYED bv
negroes or a negro. The next year i
was aeale!ed by a combined French
and American force, land and naval,
General Lincoln commanded the
American army, and the Count
Il h''ang the French feet. An at.
Iompt WAS maze to storm the works.
1t la,Ied, and Count Pulaski wa1
killed. The French and American
commanders qnaraled, the siege was
raised and the French sailed back 70
the west Indies while the Americans
marched back to Charleston, where,
some months later, they were all taken
prisoners. Savannah remained in
possession Of the British to the close
OF the war. At the commencement of
the war Of 1912, it was again taken
By tae British.
~ a military point of view Savau.
nah was ofno value to us whatever
AS 2)tt it had beer blockaded for
no years. The moral effect ia all
that the enemy have gained, and that
is not much.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
saoW Vars. Lincoln Wos
Dressed

Onf lady readers will bo iptera Ct.
cd in Knowing how Mrs. Lincoln
dressed upon the occasion OF the New
Tears reception vt Washington
Here Is what the correspondent Of the
fn!IadeIphia AQujler says on the
subject WV
THE PRESIDENTS NEW YEARS. ngcEp-
rION.
LAT the peop'e here wero out to-
DAY making calls. The leading rea-
tGre OF the OCCASION was the reception
OF Mr. ami Mrs. Lincoln. which was
a'ttnied by at 'east five thousand per
sons Mr. Lincoln was dressed in a
pam snlt of black, with whjte ki5
doves Mrs Lincoln stood near him
AM Charmed the visitors with her
qneenlY grace an dignity She was
taSifnIIy dressed in heavy purple bro.
cacG six, very richly trimmed with
pI"ck velvet, an exquisteIy fine blacI,
lace shaw, gloves, head dress, with
!o"eiry to correspond, They took a
? 1s'ti'n in tho blue room, messers
NIcolay and Hay on Mr.. Lincoln's
rISht' At twelve o'cIocl; the doors
were ", thrown open and the Foreign
SilnlSters were TShered in. AMONG
.lo nTSt to wish a happy New Yesr
was oenor L:shoa, Minister Plenipo-
''"ry from Brazil, accompanied by
us ,I ,S4'ts. All the other Foreign
.u us"''terS were prompt in their atten.
lance in full curt uniform
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
MIS-. hIncOIn's EScouo

We find the following Interesting
STA eSman in the NatjonaI MtsLii0e1
Ger Of wednesday: '''''
Il is estimated that at least = mn
persons visited the Presidents man. nam
son during the day At half mast
TWO clock the jun was terribIe and
many pressed 50 de;ermine1Iy to gain
abundance ,,i that several ladies and
sn'IIEe" were nearly suffoca.ed For
'r'e' Time some excitement was ora.
a'e' Oy the refusal ty admit sncb Of
tne coIored population as were eagar'
~ Pfeis.ni forward to pay their re-
sPlctS to tile President. Manv of
mem u gained admission, but GnsIly
tho tl doof' We're. closed upon then and
lney were compelled to wait patientIx,
', %n''' after the whites had gotten
through, when they VIE admit, 4
anu received by the Presidapt. DnN
RI r!ng the excitement caused by the in.
cIIent Mrs Lincoln retired. Wv -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
Capture of Savannah.

(FrOm the Richmond Wing, Dec. 2s)
The Siationing OF thirty thous md
men at Vicksburg, where they ,uId
neither get away nor be re enforced
and where they became, of course. a
prey to the enemy, was, we presume
more i'll the nature OF slcritice 70
friendship, Oh tue part of the sublime
military genius by WHOM it was con
ceived, than the result of the syste.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
keAHHIIeOA AES.

ANTA ne
g saM
IN and after Monday, October 81 1864, an,
" until further notice, tfaius will run Us fol
lows:
MAIL GOING EAST,
Leaves Cinciuaati ut 7;40 A. NJ: Leaves Love.
and, at S53 A. NJ; arrives ut Chillcothe at
l2:29 PM; Leaves Chillcothe at 1850 Z. NJ ..
leaves Iumden junction at2;l5 p. NJ; leave.
Macarthur. at 1884 p. NJ; leave, y ,lcski, 1T 3,Ul
Z. NJ, leaves Athens ut 4:l3 l.. VI. Arri"s.
vt Marietta at 655 2. NJ; arrives at Parker,-
burg ut 700 p. Nj.
MAIL GOING WEST.
Leaves Purkegsburg, ut 7:IO,A. NJ; leaves Mar
iotta at 7:I6 y A.; leaves Athens at 1891 a.
NJ; leaves ZaleSki, ll:45 A, NJ: leaves McAr-
thur, 1913 p. M; ilamJen luncton at 1882
A. M,-Arrives ut OhllicOthe ut l:5S PM;
Leaves Chillicotho at 2:lS p. leaves Love
land at 5:56 +. NJ; arrives at Cincnnatti vt
700 PM.
Zaoski Freight carrying Passengers, passes
McArthur going East ut $3.50 \. NJ; going
West Il; 2:34 Z. NJ.
The Accommodation Train Leaves Chillicothe
at $50 \. NJ. arrives at CINCINNATI at 1928 A.
NJ. leaves COncinnati ut $3.50 =. NJ arrives al
L. ilicothe at $3.50 +. NJ.
Com ectuns are mace ut Lovelund with
rrian, TO and from Columbus;pH at llamden
junction with trains TO and from Portsmouth
JOHN DURAND, Supt
January II, s64-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19

, iHE Christmas celebration ofths
Z administration, at Fort Fisher, is es.
tlmated to have cost for powder and
iron alone upward OF three million of
dollars. 80, .' ''oA "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
TO C0NSUMPTIVE,

COnsumptive sufferers will receive valuable
prescription for the cuse OF CONSUMPTION. A.
thna, Bronchitis, and all throat and Lung ai
fections, free Of Rev EDWA ARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co.,
Sept. 29-64-3mo .t1 lf Now York
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
Tb: NIc3rtgm trmoc'at;
UN5HEn EVERY THURSDAY M
E. A. RAFT o N,
OFFICE:
In Bratton's BuilnngS, East of COur
House, TN Stalls.


TERMS, CA$IE.
The Dem, ,mAT will be sent one year for Two
Dollar; Six Months, for One Dollar; Three
Months, fo- Fifty Cents.
tB-All papers will be discontinued at the
expiration Of the time paid for.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
One Square one Insertion, N,Co
Each additional insertion, ,bO
Cards one year, o"
Notice of appointn.c mems OF" "iniSt
ors, Guardian and Executors 2'OO
Attachment nJNeos before. L. 2,.O
Editorial notices per lino,, ~
YEARLY Advertisements will he charged $50,
per colan per nnnnm.
And in proportiOnate ra:os for less than q
,roiumn and for ess time
,.sg- Ten lines maon charged as one square,
and all Advertis .ments al Legal Notices must
be paid in aiva ice,
,sr The aboyet rmsmust be complied with
Ey- All paymeu must be made to the Pro-
pit1r, as We ha re ~ agents
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Amu.emeuts thi. Eyening.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-IrALrAs OPKaA - Matinee at ]
ocloca-IoNE, on THK LAST DAYS W PoNPEIL
IRVING HALI-ARroS VOCAL SooIETY-GRASD CONCERT.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY-PUBLIo REHEARSAL IN AGA
Murc At O'CLOCK.
wALLACK'S ThEATER-MRrAs's CRIsy-kIsa AND
COMEDIAN
NIBLO'S GARDEN-RAvELs-Bnscoo OR THE ENCHANTED
SwORD-THK NRSITIAs CARNIVAL, OR PUSCH IN GOOD
HUMoA-SKHTCHxs IN lSDIA-Matinee At o'clock
Jocko-TBE Two GLADIAroRs-iovSG ssKRicA on
THE TAPKzg.
OLYMPIC THEATER-THE STRKRrs OF NEW oRK
WINTER GARDEN-oUR AMERICAN CoUsis
BROADWAY THEATER-" SAN" Matinee at u O'Clock
-" SAN
BARNI'M'S MUSFCM-fAferuoon aud EvrEinsl-WILp
KATE oY rHT WIpyRskss-THE JEALOUS PHILosoPHks
w .B. HARRISON. .ExTEnPoRASEous SiSGER-DAsoiSa.
FOX'S OLD BOWERN THEATER-TBR THnrH RvD MEx
-BRoTHERs or BLuTHAUPr-TaE GOLDEN AxR
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YORK Circus Matinee
at2! O'Clock.
DODWORTH HALL-BLrsD Boz Ton
BRYANTS MINSTRELS-Lgs MisERiBLSs-THE Power
OF MUsIc-HxRxANN ASD iKLLIR-HGs DADDY.
WOODS NJ MISUNDERSTANDING OF \ zw- y oRN-LKAP YoB
LRR-CHALLKSGE DANCE.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE-GRsAr NATIONAL ErHrsrrioS.
ACADEMY Or MUslC-IIERaass THE PRxsriDIeIrA'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
MAHRlE ID.

BRD-LOUDOS-On Thursdsy afternoon Oct. 10 At Grace
Church by the Rev Mr. Theo. Irving Clinton o. Bird q
Marc Terese oDly daughter Of William X Loudon all o
this ,y.
BOGFRT-SMTTH-I Brooklyn. OF Thursday Oct. ~, q
the Middle Reformed Dutch Church by the Rev. \. r.
smith D. d.. Peter BoyeT % Hattie A., daughter OF the
officiating clergyman.
DAVENPORT-NILEs-Ou Wednssdsy. Oct. II. BY the
Rev. Wm ). Apsey J. Gleason Davenport, 20 LiIze Nj
Niles no cards.
FAUROT- FULLER-On Tuesday. Oct 10, in Detroit a.
the re,deucs OF brides father, by the Rev Dr. Prime
T. faurot esq. Of Cinandlgus " y, 70 MARY r a.
.r second ding gher Of John Fuller esq Of tue former
place.
FINnEY- -RAYL-At Obsrin Ohio, on Monday. Oct; o by
the Rsg Dr. M,han Charles O. Finney late President OF
Oberin College Mrs r. Rsyl late Assistant Principal OF
the Female department Of that College.
HAWKEs-MAR Thur.dly, Oct: H. at the
house OF the brides mother by toe Rev Mr. Ianadse A.
o. Hawkes. 20 Hester Marshall, all OF Brooklyn.
LAIDLAW-JAAiES-O Wednesday, Oct IL, AZ the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, CaTemont n j. BY tue Rev.
H. c. Putnam. Charles r. Laidaw, 70 Mariellf eldest
daughter Of Thoms, ". James, esq
NEsTELL-BALL-on Thursday, Oct II, by ,he Rev Aus.
{. Wedekind j. Jay Nerell 20 Emma T. only dauShter
of Geo. Ball, esq al Of this city.
OAKFs-MAXFIRLD-On Thur.liy, Oct y at tie Pres
byteri.n Church BLOOMFIELD ". g. by th. Rev John w
S.re. d. d. assisted by the Rev Cha L. Knox aud the
Rev Henry D. smith. hr Thomas 0akes, TO Miss Juliet
O. A,Hheld daughter OF John q. AlIhcd, esd 81 ol
bloomfield
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
TIE FtRE DEPARTMENT.
Meeting OF the Hoard Of Commissioner
The City Hail Cupoia Desired as
Look-Out-station-R OF tho Old
Firemeu Dcfued-FeB New Engines
OPdered-Appoin,men
red-Appoi n,menis.

A regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com
m,soaers was held yesterday afternoon at Fireman
Hall
IHE CITY HALL CUPoLA As 4 LOOKOUT.
4 communication was received rom the Superln'
erdegt OF the Fire Alarm Telegraph. asking that ap
iicaton be made for the Of the cupola on the City
Han as lookout station, and that the same be htted
up iOr that purpose. The reeignatlons vi ali The
members OF Engine Company NO 45 were received.
CHARGES PREFERRED.
Charges were preferred against J. j. Gllen and
Dcuni, Sbeehan.
RIGHTS OF THE OLD FIRENEH DEFINED.
The Committee on Appointments and Discipline. ShC
hye bad under consideration the petition of Martin a
BCy requesting the rights OF old hremen 10 be denued
pur that they have conferred with legal parties upon
he question. aud have come TO The decision that no
oerson elected fireman by the Volunteer Department
can De- recognized member Of the Paid Department,
OF is entitled 10 the privileges Of fireman on that
sccouut :,
resolution was adopted relieving the members Of
Eugiue Company No. ~ ron 0Uty, ana giving an
bogorsble discharge 10 those In good standing.
TIN NEW ENGINES ORDERED.
Ten new second class steam d-eengnes were ordered
10 be buii by the Amoskeag Company No price was
named.
APPOINTMENTS.
Appointments were MADE 70 the following new Gem
paaes; NJ,
Engine No. %, No. l4s East Fifth.st
Foreman John Alden Assistant-F FOIeman. SiIas
Ling Engineer. Charles y. Struck Stoser william
PETS Dsiysr, George ", GOuns; treInen, Isaac
Cheshire Schuyler Livingston. .Charles Ly nch H. Il.
Bufcbes Charles " lett Vim. Cahil W N. Burrel.
Engine Company No. 10 70 b. located N the house
Of Engine No. 10. in Wilism-st.
Forcmsn James Oates; Assistant r foreman. Joseph
Williams; Engineer, Joseph Shaw Driver, W. =.
Alien: Firemen, James ONei. !. W Moran. John
Petit, Henry Murrey, George Fitchel, w Harm NJ.
Wheeling, Washington MonianyOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Kin,f.heT. Fsh Baltimore, with miss. to
y. Small.
Steamship Flag. Brown Mobile II day., with cotton to
msater.
Steamship Fsirfa, Winters, Warrington 10 hours, udse
pass TO n r. Cromwe'lS & Co.
Bark Trinity Eysen New Orleans 81 days with cotton
20 master.
Bark r. r. Hartman Griihs, Mobile q days, with cotton
20 master.
Ba9kI,sbella (r Tucker CirnfleIos day, with sugar
20 master.
Bark Ehza Bsrss Bt) Erib Bermudi II days in ba,si 70
j. NJ Harvey. . .
BIZ Blue JACKIE, (Br) Avery Malaga q days fruit to Cal
Cssade.
Bri. Mary william. (Br) KeursJy Cow Bay 10 day,
coal 70 Pen,z Bros.
Schr CLYDE Baker, Philldsiphil TO Boston.
Schr North Pacific webb Norfol day.
Schr Jane Emson Emson Cow Bay 10 dsy. with coal e.
master.
BRIG Lady Mu.rave from Havlui
Bng NindseI from Olace Bay
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
TheatGrs.

,,,o equestrian drama appears TO nave piah'eu
,os, n,etty firmly in the Lecture Room oi MI' D''
-. Naseum. II IS true. indeed that ""hu ha's
-. wilderness" viii be represented here to'ua! "i
,,., rine this also being the lost DAY Z" tne {"
-,.,sot Of Miss PartingtOni but "Ma1ePpa 10 an
s.orel ,or production on Monday. and Oceana 'uu'"
'..o.,,,eer in il upon the bare'backed Sieeu Mks
,,ise. ONei. an Irish actress and singer VIII also
- o., the same day. Horses anu the green h'ip
~, to satisfy the most Buoolo taste
There will be Matinee performance at the
.,,..,v rbeater to-day, commencing at u o'clock.
. sam" will show bis pleasant face ana eAuOerah'
-. R.sncor will not be done at the Matinee at
,.o,. In its place however tie peasure-seeker may
- .foclo which is an unoommonly fine pantomime'
,,,o America on the trapeze anG the farce o. The
a,l diamond" An excellent bill for juvenile spec
uioIsr
,g,in we call attention to the fact that the
900, ,ccomplsheG magician Of our time makes his last
.oos.,.ace this evening, at the Academy of Music.
r. fl. the last opportunity that will be offered for the
,,,ssot ofseeiDg Hermann. Improve il.
Matinee performance of Our American
ro.,;n is announced for next Wednesday al the
Winisf Garden.
NJ. james O. Miller, the Orange County
Farmer. commences tonight, at Mercantile Library
.erie, Of Humorous Lectures. Ills first subject is
Tie Model Wife"
The Hippotheatron Matinee should be rcmem-
,sr.5 TO-DAY. Good programmes, too are offered for
., cr,ninq at Rrvant's and at Woods Halls OF dazzling
iost and negro minstreisy At the Old Bowery appear
~ b.. Tlree Red Men" and the Golden AK" The
Fine Arts ere represented at the Fine Art Gallery NO
sj Broadway, where Mr.. HuniiIgou's Picture OF the
Eepubcan Court IS on exhibitions and the Useful Arts
,re represented at the American Institute FAR. on
Fourteenth St., near the Sixth-aye. Having all these
Amascments wherefrom to choose, the town ought GER
family 20 succeed in pleasing itself
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1865

Court held that 10 eKcindp the Notys csftihcie or 70 pro
vent s being presnmptive evidence hs aot Of 1873 mus'
be strictly compiled with affidavit annexed 10 tho answtT
IN compliance and served with it directed In that r1tue
That Il should not any rate suit on thai ground
The jury ultimately rendered verdict Tor the Panth Tor
the full amount.
ANOTHER RIOT CLAIM
Solomon MAYER ast. the Mayor Sc.A claim for dsnss'
to the amount Of 453 O7 Tor tho destruction o panth
property in shoe Orc The Judge refused 20 charge l
interest wa, allowable on the lose
Mir Waterbury for plaintiff Mr.. Harkeii FOR defsnient
SPECIAL TERa-OcT. l3.-BefoIe Judge CARDoE,
DECISION.
Schultz agt. Schul,z.--Order granted
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Tho Commerciai srf Financial
CHRONICLE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MOKNiNo
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No. 80 wILLIAx.ST

Tn. SIXTEENTH NUMBER Of tai, paper IL hsued THIS
SATURDAY MORNING, containing is asda yore'y o. eur eo
tora ON subjects OF especial interest % MeieDans Dsnk
and Statesmen together with iceurOte fssca nioI nsDs
Of every kind and all the Commercial oui Financial news
THE LEADING EDITORIALS THIS WEEK ARL.
l. Credit Expansion ard the strngc1cy n MONEY ih'
New Redemption Association. }. The Reiorn of oF is
te-naI Taxation. New Telegraph Roate Across 'hs
Ocean s. Importance Of Reliable md fali sits'ic' D
a-THE IMPORTS ANo EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK sd
year are next given. and the moysnent' OF Treasure % w
spaaidns on Saona Bank Noe REDEEM ption atd the COO
'ntion and plan Of redemption jus: adopted 0y 'Hs A.
9-sLL FOREIGN NEWS or LATEST DATES.
4-NEST FOLLOWS A BANKERS GAZHffE- givins.
markets for the wees ss,e Nsrohl aud foiesn bsnh
returns aud Bank ;oes 1t Also a1aole giving the sac
week Of all securities sold and tables of National sta;,
and Municipal Securities with ,rnoant', digidcnts mHkeS
s-coMMERcfAL TINES, coutsinin, sa ePi,ome Of ,i
commercial movements to the week, complete ta2ls. o.
domestic receipts and Of exports and Imports spech sot
full reports On beadsiais cotton, dry g0Sds and otnet
Is-a FULL AND COMPLETE LIST or WHOLESALE
PRICES, cyrren, IN the New YoTk narsss .,,,o,,,
Bonds and Stocks giving the value snount OUTSTANDING
dividends, when payable nsrset p''ee Aisoa table @
e-%SBIEs Table '5F OF INSURANCE STOCK, insurance ssdp,nI
DAILY BULLETIN ACCOMPANIES THE cHRoN
and is mailed or delivered every moas containing all the
Commercial and Financial news o. each day hour
The fora of these p,pxRs s SUITABLE sIsnIse and
therefore they become nVasb present Te:orf
but also for future reference continuing they DO clmpets
history Of all financial and Commercial movements
Terms OF subscriptions per year. exclusive Of postage for
The CHRONICLE With Dolly Bui.etin Sl2 for CHSosigk
wthOu, DaHy Bulletin. so Daily Buliefn sone, -
1850. wILLIAx B. DANA & co.,lLa.a -
PUBLISHERS,
--.- No. 6oWIlLiAssr, h1sv'Yohx
The Florence sewing Machines Only
HAVE TIE CELEBRATED t.t
REVERSIBLE FEED MOVEMENT
SEWING FROM ,E
RIGHT TO LEFT AND FROM LEFT I'D RIGHT
ITMAKEs FOUR DISTrScr STITCHES.
THE FLORENCE HAS SELF ADJUSTING SHUTTLE
. TENSION
1T CHANCES THE LENGTH on STITCH OR FROM
ONE KIND OF STITCH TO ANOTHER WHILE
THE MACHIEEIs IN NOTION
IN THE FLORENCE THE SAME SIZED THREAD CAN
FUSED BOTH ABOVE AND BELOW.
III WILL SEW ACROSS THE HEAVIEST SEAMS AND
ONE OR MORE THICKNEssEs or CLOTH WITH
THE FINEST COTTON WITHOUT CHANCE OY
NEEDLE. TENSION Or. BREAKING THE THREAD
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE N THE WORLD
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE ca,
No sos BROADWAY NETWORK
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
GIVE NATURE A LIFT.

People expect much OF Mature They rns with their
heath and their con,uton and are urprssdthst they
f,H sick
The pressure Of constant mental bodily hbor upon the
animal powers tremsndous Very few systems aud consi-
tutons eau bear up against this pressure unasei Add
this the unhealthy influences which Iuk in the air
breathe the water we drink the artificial heat with which
sndesvor to e,,e away the cold and marrow searching
moisture Of Winter and would to require almost su'
perhun,n v.or keep in perfect health a, this rigorous
season without reinforcing the physical energies
But how reenforcs them' Certainly not with aduterated
smulants There il poison in the outer air or In the At
mosphere furnace heated roo work shops or cioes
so psrnicous as those deadly burning auid..
Why them, when
HosrErrRRs STOMACH BTrTxRs,
vegetable tonic without alloy srs eveywhsre obtnsbe
Nothing hs. offered the feeble and debsted
harmless in m nature powerful it. invigor1.ng effects
as tai. celebrated
SrOsAcaIo ASD ALrxRArivE.
Ia the army and the navy. in settlements, and in
crowded cities, by Old AID young. rich sad poo uscd
PROTECTIVE AND REsroSAuvs MEDICINE
with the mos! y itifying results,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

ADVERTISING There is no doubt that the
great lever in the extension Of business in these go
abe al tlnes IL advertising but the immense popular
ity Of that celebrated remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint Nervous Debility. &C. HOOFLANps GERNAS
BTrHRs ia not much owing 20 the fact that II has
been extensively advertised is 10 the great merit
Of the article.
A worthless medicine may, through publicity. &C.
auiTc abort lived GOtoriety but u requires the basis
of " order 70 sustain itself for any con-idera
bic length Of time HOoFLAND's GERMAN BTrTEHs have
been known to the American public Tor more than ~
years each day adding some proof Of their virtues
and great curative properties These Filters are fOI
sale by al druggists. They not a p,rituOus drink
H. T. HELMDoLD Druggist, No. so Brosdsay, Agent
New York