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Truth In OonrIsIl;p.

BE true to your lover. don't mean stick
TO him, but don't deceive him. Let him know
let her know, what sort Of person you really
are Tell each other your faults, make known
your real opinions, state your views Of married
lie, and what you expect TO do as married
companions Despise andabiure the humbup.
ging which is almost universal among lovers
Girls keep out o eight all their failinRs. and do
their best TO cause their beaux TO think them
angels, and mer bow like slaves TO every wish
or whim OF their adJoves, and seem 10 live
bat to make them happy Now, this is mot as
. ought to be- II will not be so after marriage
The woman will grow weary of acting her
prettiest, aud the man will not endure ali sorts
OF lneonys niences, and submit to all sacrifices
10 please the woman who is securely his own
IL IS the dearest pleasure of every true woman
70 obey and make happy the man she loves II
he is kind and reasonable, but how much BET.
ter It would be to teach tho sweetheart IA IN
her true position. won't say any more N
the girls, for as they have to wait to be wooeS
and won, and as they have fewer chances Than
the men have there Is more excuse for Them
to put the best side out; aud let them strive
to keep It out, and we have no farther contro.
versy with them But msn are without on.
ense for holding ont such pretenses as tbey do.
They are cruel and unWise Cruel. bsoause
the pain which the woman will feel when ali
his subseryieney and preference 10 her IL with.
held, will be ~ proportion to the pleasure with
which It is received unwise, because IL NAV
be such shock 10 her as to cause her reso--
lutely 70 rebel, or silently cease 10 love In
either case, the husband will be sorely nun
lshed for 50 long Ignoring their just relations
TO each other,
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IErEnrsFIEa no OrrIor HoLnrp.-Thn %

ISTEREsTINo TO oFFroE HOLDERS The fol.
lowing resolution was offered by Andrew
johnson in the House OF Representatives
March 18th, ls4s
Resotped, That rotation in Office, in the
opinion OF this House, is one of the cardinal
tenets in republican form of government,
and ought never TO be violated, on any pre-.
tense whatever, aud should be praciced upon
BY all Administrations, regardless Of their
party names
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A Joke 1or selfish Husbands.

Lord Elleuborough was once about to 20 on
the circuit when Lady Ellenborough said that
she would like to accompany him He re-
piled that he had no objec!ionr, provided that
she did not cucumber the carriage with band.
boxes, which we're his adherence. During
the FIRST days journey, Lord Eenboroueh
happening to stretch his legs, struck his foot
against something below the seat He dis.
covered that it was bandbox. Up went the
window and out went the bandbox The
eoaehman stopped, aud the footman, thinking
that the bandbox had tumbled out Of the win,
dow BY some extraordinary chance, was going
to pick il up, when Lord Elenborough furi
ously called out "driVs on r. The bandbox
was accordingly left by the ditch side. Hav.
ing reached the county town where he was TO
oificiale as judge, Lord Ellenborough proceed.
ed to array himself for bis appearance at the
court house
Nov said be, where's my wig-where's
my wig7"
my Lord, replied bis attendant, at was
thrown out of the carriage window"
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FnsuraMrc.
,HTNB INSURANCE. Co,

On the Ist Day OF january A. D 1903,
MADE 10 the Auditor Of Ohio pursuant TO the
WI Statute Of that State.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUrIoR1TY.


OFTIcE AUnTroR oP STATE,
Insurance Department, Columbus, o., Jan. 10, 1865
WHERsAs, The ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford, III the state of Connecticut has
Ned N this office sworn statement of It's condition.
aFFequireI by the rst section Ofte ITO re gate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by The state
of0hio' passed April 8th 1856, and amended Febru,
afy 9Th, 1894 and, Whereas said Company has fur
nshedt the undersigned satisfactory evidence that il
lspossessed Of at least ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS ofaeihal Capital invested in Stocks
or Boads, In Mortgages OF Real Estate worth dou.
bic the amount for which the same Is mortgaged and
Whereas, said Company has filed in this office a writ.
ten instrument under ITS corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent OF Agents ofsad oompanY in this State 70 ac-
knoTled-e service ofprocess, for and in behalf
Com oany, according to the terms of said law.
Now, Therefore, 10 pursuance OF the FIRST section of
the Aforesaid act, (, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
eete for Ohio, do hereby certify that said ETNA IN
BURANOE COMPANY, of Hartford, is authorized to
Transact the business ofFre and Marine Insurance In
this State until the thiTtyfrst day of January In the
year ono tleusand eight hundred and sixty six
u IN hWITNEssWHEREOF,I 1 have lhereunto sub
seribed my name and caused the seal of my office 10
be athKsd the day and year above written.
.-~r- r-f JAMES H GOODMAN,
isEALl lsrANP Auditor ofState.
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N w FIRM.

4 HAVE this day soc,ated with me. In the Honsa.
II Furnishing, China, Glass an Il Queensgare bnsi.
ness, a. sos Thrd street. Dayton, OHIO, Mr. John b.
~ sontnue in future under the style Of . y Wof&
Dayton, March Q. lss5--ma4dtf - - "0A''
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Notioe Extraordinarv.

T1NHh Undersigned Informs tho ladies' and Rontle.
- men Of this vicinity that he Is ready 10 mapufae.
sure, 70 order wigs. and furnish curs and Whiskars
10 all VINO may desre them. Hair dressed In the
most nost artistic style Heas gyeslessons to any VINO
tAteat tfsrs tashionH ROBERT Ref,
MRS. q KARQ,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-26

Is entirely noseiass
war;. " "o ~ AA
.r The PAfEsIED HHEpLE cannot be set wrong
cannot be set wrong
ltTuns nBter than any other
II will never drop stitch
y y y me only pra tleal Maohins which AT can use
,itooes the stsnd atest work ever known and
al varieties Of fafhiiy sewing in The most perfect
No other machine takes the 'Tw BrED LooP srIrcH.
II eanrot be ADJUST or got out OF order
fuses the ROTATING HsOK ~
., Whatever the mefis Of other Machines ii is no
dlsp rage nent to say the vii COX q Ibis is worth
iof iSmly use double that Of any other ever offered
10 the public.
Inc G1id Medal 81 the American Institute, aud nu.
merous First Premiums Rt state FAIRS, and al the
%meeuass NEE OF heehapcal and Scientific sosietes all
over the world arc among It's trophies.
1t is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine all over the World.
HUSTON HALL BUILDING,
DAYTON, OHIO.
CINCINNATI, 20 West 4th st.
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STATE OF. ooNEEoTIoUT,l
sOounty Of Hartford, ss'

THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President, and LIl-
Gus J. HEEDEE, Secretary Of tho -ErNA ms L
ANCE COMPANY, bein seyerally sworn, dqpose and
say, that the foregoing is ull, true and correct
statement OF the atfars Of said Company that the
said Insurance Company is bona Ole oEner Of at
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
actual Dash Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds;
that the above dsscrib Investments, ner, any part
thereof are made for the benefit Of any individual
ercis,ng authorityln the IN Judgement OF said Com
pany, either as President, Secretary Treasurer, D-
rector otherwise, aud that tneygre the above de.
scribsd oIhcers Of said Insurance Company
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President
LOCUS j. HEIpEE, Secretary.
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U3In nbusi Uhol JanuAry TO, 1865. ]
tits hereby certified that the ioregoinss is acorrect
copy OF the tstsment OF Condition Of the AZ tina IN
suRkNCE COMPANY, OF Hartford made to and Eled
IA this office, for the year 1905.
Witness my han | snd seal officially
- ft JAMES H. GOODMAN,
slszAL.l lerAnP. a Auditor Of State
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GIOtbmg,
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths
And Gassimeres
IN THE CITY OF DAYTON!
Glotbtng,
in THE CITY OF DAYTONl

FINKE & LEG GLER,
Clothing Hall, No. 3O7 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are now Receiving
Large Supply of Spring and
Summer Goods,
Comprising all the --latest styles OF Black and Col
ored Oothsi French, Fan Iy and Plain Oaasimeres,
SILK Satin, Marseilles, and other New Styles OF
Nestings for Custom Orders. complete line Of
FUkNlsHINa GOODS, md the Largest and Best
Ready Made Clothing
TO be found in any House in the City, Fnke \ Leg.
Ter are Agents for '
SINGER & CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for all practical purposes IN the
lany, andor shops,ever Invented and Introduced IN
the country. Money eanb made by calling on
June 7, ls6l-tf FINKE 4LEGLER
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Applications received and policies promptly issued
by John Stoppelmann, Agent at Dayton; VIM, III
kegey, eermantown; Samuel Duekott MiRmisburg.
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9EDENTAL CARD
sEne8 DR.. X. CONWAY.

NXToULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dsy.
w tonthat he will insert whole sets of teeth Nh.
per and lower, on Vulcanized Rubber In the most
improved and beautiful style the material will admit
OF Tor the SUN Of $40, using the best material and
Warranting his work t. gVo due satsiaetion Those
who wish to have teeth Inserted on Rubber would AZ
well to call at bis office No $50 Third street ,shsrs
they can be accommodated With any material or an
style OF teeth they may desire. jal8dawam
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
passeurers Arrived.

r Warren Capt. Ryan and lady. Mrs. Riehman, Mics
Harper Mi.s X Harper, Ershine, E. Mr'ns MI: =.
Mu.,ina Miss M.:.ns NJ Andss.oD WI a. nst Ell T.~
snd lady. Mr. King and lady. @. Barlow, Mr. Borshatss
well. H. o. Bsae Dr. Tension and lady, Mis-: Dean, Mira
iOdsin. and Capt, EOlln and lady Mr. B BTcdsrsi'
O. c. Ward Mr. beer Connolly C. drsy, Nj 0sn.t. and
|dv s H. Garden, T. Watson and lady, Mr. Gregory aud
LADY E. A. Hopkins NJ Yates Miss Coleman, Capt Brown
Nj Torrance T. W.tt' ,,dy infant and na;e' T. Bishop
Hus.ey Mr. wilsmsn J. Kiernan, f. Mccullough. Miss
jenkins Mr. wilmsh, Mr.. Kipperman, lady and infant
Mics Thuims. Mr.. Balce and servant Miss Thuips,
Mr. G.IIen lady children and ,s,vrn'; M Mr. Mi.%:
dels Mss Hanns. J. T.. Owens T. Ginquet, Chamopn.
r. Gunner Mis-. Gibson Mrs Lyons: Mrs; Tshoney Mrs.
Harper and child, Mrs. Eustscs and daughter Ms Camp
bell Mrs NJ. c. French Mrs. Gibson and child Mrs Mason
H.yler A. Delisnr, g. Less, D. DeKsme. Miss Tewaes
Mrs McCsughey and chld,' Mr.- Macarthur, Nj. Ruue
Mrs Gladwish and child Ma Adams and child Mra Barber,
Miss BsIber, Mr.. santo and lady. ,
In steamship Norhesn Light from New,orlsans-'; u
jsu.. H. B. Ie,s Foster Aa % Silver.
IL j. Philips C. H. Bail Z. Brick, T. Darby, A. H. J9'
cas;., Cur. - j. fs,s Psy,ea, T. pshs!y Mcxhu She.
han, O. j. Jamison j. ". whesby. w J. Macarthur W. A.
isney p. Hennessy. C. Bromley Capt. + 5 Gould Capt
@. A. Foster, Wm. NJ. Greeley. w; Maityn A. b. in! T.
II. j. b. Pierce, n: A: sunneI j. Bridges ~ Smith, "a
IN steamship Star OF the Unon from New Orlesns=D W.
Dean }. l. Mellon Mrs. Dcdey aud servant Miss r sale
schln.kc Miss Alice Lee, Ed Dokey Mr. CLARK French
W. Ms.shaI C. Rpin.k Addison Ray. L. r. Ames. Edward
Loeb Mira Mott and child wI Thompson, MI Frazer, W.
Muller. Jas. Bryant
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
m.,le..-Reporf,d b. Telerropk.

AIsAxr, Oct, J-s,orm checks 'ales Flour quiet sales
Ss. & N'S'fs fs si.s ' Corn d" sale. At B;
in %Odsas ppp sale. 10 Y b9:s ,s 81 Su.a g, ,U s's Meat.
sfss.a sr TO eco bush. Corn sso bush Wheat
aSS bush Os,, 5000 bush. Malt, a'c BUSH Barley 5000
Tonosro, Oct 3i-Plour double e,tss 81 7sSss, E.trs.
81 50; supersne ssats 4a whss FL u e,. 1asp co.
sJ@1os. Hnns: Rye ,ca Sassc. 81 "'''' '
&c cneIso. o. Oct sl-FIour quie. and unchanged; whea..
:y; sy., M sha q ' Corn Sa.. '
vi sc for and SIC for No. Pro,i'ions dull and
sya-: as'ss s0 :nd raa
5000 bush Corn 100 bu'h rs Os c ,nh Posn 81 10 bs oo
@v.e.rr Oct, ,rcu. as Wheat closed with s
bbla Flour, 3J,eo bush. Wheat. shipment'-ao bush
Bur,ALo, Oct, 3-flour dull Wheat. Ugh. demand No.
Milwaukee Spring and Green Bay Club, SlGo Com-sses
ofNo MIedst Soc. 0ats-Raeine at &c.; Hot Nd52o.
e. 2 Fox Gs.sds !? g. ASS sS @ SsS.y
s t Corn. y1 3i,; ~ s barley M Is. @ ss
SSsh ost.' 81. .iss ba. BsTey iisos bush Rye Nias
bull. Peas 9o bush E,pSr'.cFouss Z, 2sS2Ssl, whe'
SswSeo. % Oct FioGr steady with good demand; sales
ws, sd S D % cnc.Ss No. pns Sn
ys,e terms Corn quick oa, snd nominal. Barley
in better demands .,ls. Of 5oooo bush csnad. at 81
oa0 bush do at I3 and 10 200 bush. ordinary do at
Al l2 Rye duil sales OF 6so bush Canada at sG Peas
quiet Canal freight. steady Impor'-is oco bush whest
s,y SS FsoI e"l G s' s. whS and
bush Barley. Shipped by rril-i1oo bbls Floun
ToLEpo Oct. 3l.-Wheat shade easier sale. OF Old
White Michigan at S220dSl q; New White Michigan
4i s5dsi "a; ola kmbor Michigan &?oai Now Amber
Mehigsn I Al 81? Com steady and firm, sales at Gle
ost. Steady sale '5c Lake freshtsc on Wheat to
Buffalo, and lJc ~ Us9oso.
MoNfnrAL Oct, 3i.-Flour super Extra, 4ea "a G; Ex.
ira ~ s0ntI IS; Fancy +7dt IS. Wheat, Canada. 81 IS
aGI1); " eslern. pl 24d pl D. Oats, 33aJjc
BALrTNoRY, Oct. 3.-tloui very dub aud heavy Wheat
6rm. Rcd i ~ 55a+2eo Com .treJy; ,ae. Of Nav
White at sJd05c. Seeds Tn, Clover vt 10 IS Provisions
duh and heavy. Sugar dull and declining. Whisky dull at
81 D.
CINCINNATI. OF 3l.-flour unchanged aud quiet. Mess
Pok quiet, at 80. Lard steady ut !Sc. Whisky tim aud
ftehay. at y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Arrived.

Steamship City of Boston (Br) Kennedy Liverpool 1871
and Quernstown 18th inst indse. and pass John o. Dale
Steamship Northern Light, Weir. New Orleans Oct ~
with mdse aud pass to A. Raynor Lett ON Bar steamer
Guiding Star and Coneords and bark John Trucks Oct ~
steamer Guiding star passed bound Nj Oct ~ at D. M
from the eastward wind veering about p m TO tho ~ e.
and blowing hurricane which lasted about u hours when
the wind hauled about to y. NE and continued blowing
very heavily Tor u hours more during which The snip acted
roby Dnins the gale carried away Idder and wheel s
At II m aud aer detention Of "a hours was per
ned to repair and put Oct 2i at p M len III aori
Royal 0aidhg Star anl faspco since e''hs i0''
re! II bad strong nortierly winds; s,o.,,,. q,
yieam.hp sui Of the Union, Blanchard NewOileans I'D
Steamship Eagle Laurence. Havana Oct 2 htp NJ. Via
Peauir c. Oct 30 at pm, mdse. and pass TO spohod
1irstoD 4 Co. - a., T., ,
st.auship Perii Delaney Savannah Oct y, mdse and
pas, TO L. L. Jones Oct 70 ae sfons breefs irem n q
and n D. M a incG-asedto very severe gale whch lasted 0
hour n.t all. and received other damage 10Th. put
into Charleston ' coal ssfd ss@" ." he 9Th 'nee 'Hen
had heed wlpps.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT QF NEw-YoRK..........ocr 81
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Teutonia iiAm), Hack Hamburg, Kunlad'
TO.
Steamship Louisa Moore, Wooster, Newbcrn, Murray
Nephew. 49,,
Steamship Mary Sanford, sherwood Boston, Whitney
Hathaway.
Steamship Warrior Mott, Providence, Neptune s,esmshiI
Co.
strame, Martha Stevens Chance, Baltimore VIM Dikcll.
Steamer Falcon, Aldrich. Baltimore, J b. Small
Ship Thornton, Wells. Liverpool, Williams h Onion.
Ship Mercury. stetson Hsvre, Boyd llincken.
Bark Isabel tsp) Tonasno Barcelons, Galway Cssado
Brs j. Banks llr) Cochran, Halifax, Brett, Son Co.
Big u. {. scribncr Burgess Philadelphia Baker Day
ton.
Big Oronoco tBr), Elderkiu, Cork for orders d r. ID
Wolf Co.
schr Active. Sherman. Salem. X. r. Rnck Co.
Schr Norman knowles, Petersburg Van Rrurt X saghi
Schr Tn,en DR. Merrmin. Walton and Londonderry,
:, d. X. DeWolf& TO.
sclr Bcn Fulford, New Orleans, =. T. Phillips.
sclG b. 4. Smith, Anderson Newben, J. L. Davis.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
PhiisSclpAia Cattle Markss-Ocr. 81.

The market for Beef Ca,s this week we'll supplied
the offerings reaching 3 head The marhst consequently
was dull ard priees downward tendency sales OF com
mon cat,. were made from Al0 70 Al3 100 10, ana n
10 good s from eN 50 TO $I3 Prime Western steen soid
Al om es to tls t0 Nearly $40 head were lelt over Ihe
dsm,nd at the Of the marke being very tTinns
sNsRp-1hsre been but little change In this nfhef
Tbs oarns, 10 500 head all Of which sold at
nom 7d7ic 10 for Ai sheep and nom - "Sss ~ Tor
stock sheep -, -, - ~,
oes-Ths msrks continues dull and prices were rather
lower <50 head sold st from el3d eU ~ 10 net
Only prime oonfsd hogs brought the last named price
les head At s,Oa t65 for sprnseD and t00$Ss LOT MICH
Cova
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Travellers, Guide.

Travellers, Guide.
70 AOsnN sa oya yoiG BY aren IN r. r. Depot ashs
and 4lhav. via Hudson River, %naa4s'
sunday train via Hudson River, p. m. City
cars run between Chambers aud Both 81 station
and CITY Hall and 2oth.st station. H.,
10 Albany. landing at principal places on the hud-
son, by steamer c: ybbard; Tuesdays, Thursday, ,d
and Saturday,, and Daniel Drew. M9ndsys Wed
nesdays and Fridays, from foot OF Desorossessll
7:a5 a. m, landing at Thirtleth't; ;;...;..;.; an.
To Albany By steamer 81 John oh psao MG"dsy RicSnSed @eS
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from pier 40
70 Baltimore: by tho Es~J:i:cy H. r. foo. q
Cortandt st., and III a. m. p ni'' and u
70 nisS,s sO,soa BY line Pier 80 r.
TO S'y sa.qey by r. Springfield
70 an.t so.,oa ana By New Haven r. iiti and h.
va Shore Line nt and % snGay s,1 from {"
Pei lin p 4 s,............. .......... II m.
To Camden Ma%shs.ifi 1 sad p Long \ Branch ,iy eyy
", s.ea.ne sSy, Is a. m and ............ .. p
To Cansndsis sas, Rochester, Buffalo Salamanca ana
West by Erie Railroad. foot of ClampefsF"' -
at7 10 a. IN. 5 and pan. EmisIant rain..;. p NJ
TO Long Branch. by Rsritsn and Delaware ssyR
r., via steamboat Jesse Hoyt from pier ~ X n m
10 GI.enpcii by Long Island r. r. foo, ofJime,
lip and ;;.on. BY ''' 49,
MS5' an an' f,'e By same ne road for station. OF
Milburn st%op. m. aorIist0wp E1pfess;:.;' p,;.,
To New. Haven, connecting with X H. lor Hartford,
ana ana p'.. 'p' ..............................u p. IN
| To New. Haven, BY the New Haven Rk, IIthst
and Itrav.. a. :. 0, ~ IN 3;49, - and y III
| To the West by Central Railroad OF New,JeIsey
| via Allentown. rom foot Of Libertyst ~ IT,
A M II m and 8OCp. Sunday train..' p ia
| To Phade phia, by New Jersey Railroad ioot OF
Courtandt.s., !, 10 and III NJ, IL m@ andop /, =,
NJ and II midnight. Sunday ;....''.. p III
| To Providence by steamer CITY OF Providence
cry Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday from fier n .,
IS, ~ IL, .''' y r. "
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co, Line:
| daily. (sundsys eIeepted) from pier r. loot OF :.
n.kk X NJ.
To Troy by steamers Vanderbilt and hip Van Win
| ile daily. tsundays incnded) Saturdays eI'
ceptedl pier ~ ". p
To Warrington. BY New'Jersey X X. foot 81
| CourtlAndtst, and III a m, p. m' ana u :,
midnight Sunday. -
For further Information In regnd 70 Railroad Time ladies'
| see ements In another part Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
CITY NE WS.

FUNERAL OF Mr.. AND Mrs. LYoNs.-Ihe
funeral ceremonies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j. Lyons
two Of tie victims OF the late steamboat explosion TOOK
place yesterday afternoon at ST. Lukcs Church corner
of Hudson and Grove-sts. the ceremonies being con
ducted by the Rev Mr. Forbes assistant Rector OF The
church In spite Of the exceedingly Indictment weather
long before tie hour announced for the ceremonies
chnrch was filled 10 its utmost capacity and dnrine
their progress q arge crowd collected outside of the
doors who patiently endured the Peting rain and only
commenced to disperse after the fnner procession oe
| gan TO move The bodies We understand will be In
tered in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

BULLS HHAD.-Beeves were in good supply,
but many Of them of inferior quality Several good
Kentucky droves brought full prices while the poorer
cattle went &C. lower than week. the closing rates
being lc lower and scarcely possible TO sell out
The rain storm OF Tuesday was uDfavorable. SheeI
in large supply and the market is rniayorabie 70,
owners 1t takes pretty good sheep to bring !c right
through. Hogs sell slowly. with disposition ON The
part of packers 10 crowd down prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
Rcceipis or Produce.

Or. Jl.-7,liG bbls. Flour "A? bbs whisky. iOiO
bbs. Cora Meal t. 1863 bush. Corn. AZ bush Oats
liz bush. Seed. 100 pkss Ashes. lis pkgs. Lard 800
pkgs OH Cake. 523 pkSs Provisions 9s6pkgs. Butter
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01

g Rea1. wi Viii aHs %s:s nd iisssp g.
NewOreans Oct 18TH with ii7th g. G. .snS,mnmsnd
bales cotton to U. s. Qusrtcrns.er Oct n =, ssd 10
exchanged S signals with steamship Evening Star, an
%. Ship M. NottebOhm: Lamb: Liverpool Sept, ,a,.
s. s2' pas. to hoyland Frothinshan Oct ls nss nd
jibboom overheard and was lost NJ n wa, sS.n'ontas tas
Channel with light westerly winds aud cslms saa th y he
tanned by heavy westerly gales lost and dsmss.da ~. es
snip ,os Evs sy,sISs s. al
one wa. born The ship crossed the Bsus, iSs 10
sprung %sIn%s.. i!@ ls y is ioa s.,y.l wEG
m ysia . nss M hss continuation Of gales from wSW
Ship Andress (BIs%l ssolt shsnshas May u. with M.
Sept. 3. aud st. Helena 18th. S''s nsls
Ship Athena ,srem). scbellins, Bremen ~ day. Nh, -,
469 pass. to master: od
d.sp dd"p and 5s pa Tnsa Spe' Ge Bremen days vi.
BARK D. stoker Pierce, Ship Island % days, in b..s
Brig r. II. A. Pitt, Covell Bermud. 10 d.,, oil s..
Brig pa.hins Wave tOf London Otto Phil.a.lph. Or,
for Cork put into this port account Of leak A o.
Brig Alma tof Nassau. Frazer Halifax day., with fab
order. |ah WIN" "0n
ls days. with sugar. &C. % r Fennen e e. ''An nei
Minnie X. for New.York In Q days - A~'oni
Schr. Catherine Thomas, Preston. Greenport
schr c. l.. Herrck Thompson Providence for EI..be.s
schr =. s. Gidersleve, Carroll, Phadelphia for ymx,,
Schr T.. G. Johnson, Providence for PHI Sens,
Schr. (. NJ Dyer. Rich Esabethport or Bostea qua
schr. J. q. Coliyer Crosby Boston for Albsnv
schr. Native, Dehart, New-Haven for EIsabetino,t
Schr H. W. Benedict Gaze. Providetce for lIsSa,h,.
schr. Fannie Heard, -. Hartford for Rondoat '"''
schr. Wm II. Rowe, Arey, New.London for Pbi,a.
schr Sarah Clark Grifa Norwich fos Pb;is1.,,hi
schr. z. J. Scott, Arnold, Providence for Rondou..
Schr. Mary Miller, Champin, Providence for Rondout
Schr. Jos. Rogers, Russell, PORTLAND. : =
Scbr. A. O.. Hazerd, Gaines. Yor,lapd.
Schr. u. e. T. Cramer, -, kranford.
Schr Democrat, Ryeson. New-Naven for Eli,ah.,,...
Schr C. II. Vickery Bsbbett, Philadelphia for P,syS
schr. T. Satton, Tyrel, Eizsoehpart for Proyderes
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ETC., in November No. ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL
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