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RAILROAD N0TICE S.
THE RAE.TF5sOs,E ASTl OHIO RsTT5IG1


liz EzE EsEsIys;3 On, and after MONDAY.
s5g S12. arch 26, JaS, two daily trains
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
karshuIg, SIS follows:
MAIL TRAIN viii leave baltimore daily texoey,
sanday) at $50 A. N. EXPRESS TRAIN viii
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cumberland
for Wheeling daily at IS 4. N, Except sa9day(
gREDERfGk0 .AG6odI6B 4TioN TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 80 P. NJ Except Sunday
Gast-Leayss Frederick at us A. ~, daily, (Sun-
Tke ElEgfftogps MILLS TEAM leaves Balti-
and sliSotts Mills a.74o and il.90 A. a.. and 2,
.' Wv ! - FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore vt 40. 705. s.45 and 1854. NJ,
$5 and lis and 5 r. Nq leave w $G aRa
7.S9 P. n. On Sundays at T.80 i. N. and 2.45 and
80 p ~ The S.45 A.. N. and P. II. trains only
trans from Washington, stop at way points. The
1850 4 NJ and $50 P NJ from WasRngtcn, Connect f
with trains on tire Annapolis road
Trains leave Annapolis at ESQ A. L. and S4OP NJ
for Baltimore and Washington.
For for5heT inf2T 1, tickets Of every kind c
apply to ! y. ENGLAND, Agent at Camden Sta
lion, or ct tho Ticket 0ijeo. Y; p. SMTTff, ''
49, >,o-r Master of Transportation.
PHILADELPHIA. YYE.WENtyTCN arm
BALFAEEVHE RAILROAD.
Eis isSsa -s7s.sSt:i1 On and after Monday. Apr;l
easts III --ss5t16 the trains will leave Prssi
dent street Depot SIS follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
ct 725 A. n.
Express Train for Now York only at 20 4. NJ.
/, Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
Accommodation Train for Havre &c erase and in
termediats Stations at AS ?. RI
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
6.35 P. d.
Express Train for New York at 32OP.N.
1he above Trains l9ave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and PhiiGdephia at sep NJ
For Princess Anne and intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take TBS A. NJ. train. aud for
Dover, Delaware, take the LILO ?. W. train
..,,. WEI. CRAWFORD,
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x Il. H. HOOPER,
hsIyA SAIL MAKER,
Aaas no. 2 SiIe&E's wharf.

Sails, Tents, Awnings, Flags, &c,
made and repaired to order On reasonable terms. and
o. ne shortest notice. Also Canvass Covers for sale
or hires Is''1s. mhl3-6m
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cfg FOR CE5ARLEsTOE, S. q.
BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GOODS TAKEN d T REDUCED RA TES
TO SAIL WEDNESDAY. 9th inst, at 4 o'clock p
NJ from foot Of Concord street, wheTo bills of adins
will be signed.
The Al steamship ''KALORAMA,"
WIZ. DENKIN, Commander,
is now loading and will sail as above For freight or
passage, having fine state room accommodations,
apply to PENDERGAST, FENWICK & CO.
II Smiths Wharf, (up stairs.)
Supplies purchased for the South from the proceeds
Of tho Southern fair will he taken by this Company
free Of charge.
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton. W ILLS x CHISHOLM. .JyS-2t
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Norfolk-Str George LearY--16S bbls fish. Whedbes
4 Dickinson; 100 do do, P. P.,Ciements 1S4 DO do,
Sellman Il Hopkins.
Str. Adelaide bales cotton, C. P. MeudephoIl
Kichmond-Str. State Of MaryIand-1o2 pEgs to-
bscco, A sesmuleT sons l6 bales domestics, do
Bayne j Son; bags cotton. IS pltgs tobacco j. p
bPleasa9tS liz Sons; DBL dried frpit Griffith Nell
Riyes Il Co.; bags wool. Poultney q W0aIe; / Dbl
sand. =. De Wurguiondo 2 bags furs. do flaxseed
90 feathers, boxes Wilson, Burns CO.; bales cot
ton yarn, loney u CO.. As pkgs tobacco Frick & Ball.
bales cotton. G; ?. Mendenhall & Co. cases cigars
H. Gunther; IS rolls leather. ". Crane & Sons, 81
cases tobacco II hhds do, J. Heald & Co.: IL do do,
Bros. Boninger; pkgs nidsc. Dix d Steiner.
r, ms CRAzY HER&IT.-Mr bennett. Of the Frankn
La banner, in describing trip to Belle Isle, sneaks
VI character which he encountered there:
On belle Isle there is crazy hermit BY the mama
OF ADAMS. lie Is peahaps as years of aSe or nnore
ne Is TIE only i9babtant Of the Island He lives in
ticed lie imagines himself in the Tinted Hta.s no
poy, and that the Government owes hi, i 100 VII
OF money He says he s worth about 80 su
hundred millions Of dollars and that he or. Rs
Isle, and has y gold mine. 19 ooiie
We tried to buy the island of him. but he refsed 10
sell. Heis innocent and kind-bearted cultivat 70
little and garden, fishes hunte and som a. ;,n
moves for n few months to another bayou where he
has a small hogse He sGmsimes helps
rs compensation. but refuses to accept any money
for his services. The fishermen treat him kindly.
and no is sometimes.of much service to them
FoUED AT LAsT.-The family of seven who were
recently reported as lost at Nashville, Tennessee,
having mysteriousy disappeared some three years
ago, haye been discovered at st. Louis, Missouri.
Mr. Sale, the father and husband. was of course
9Venoyed at the news, fastened v est, reached st.
LOUIS, when to his alnazement and modification it
Pa9ye mat IN the interim of her disappearance Mrs.
sale had become Mrs. Papin =
gULTlyArroN OF THE OYSTER IN EyG1Ayp.-Tbe
;uYeet OF encouraging the cultivation of the oyster
Al GnsIsn waters Is before the House of Commons
the cSasts OF Kent and Essex chiefly the estuarss Of
tne i, Ihssmes: Ciew Bay, in ireland, and portions
beds. ~ F'"s'' 'oi o's'e'-
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MEDICAL.
EAR. xOENgT0N
g RAT,TTM0P'

gaR. soEEAsT9E nr,,o.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERRffGNKi ss9TfREEEEEffl'
-, Discovered In the Great Hospitals OF Europo
in the world for Weakness Of thS BsoF or ImSg
STRUCTURES, affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder
involuntary Discharges, Imp2tency, General Debila
lty, nervousness, Dyspengy, Eanguor, Low SpiritsS
Confusion Of IDEAS Palpitaton Of tho Heart Timid.
lty, trembling, Dmness of Sight or Giddiness Dis
eases Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin Affections
q the Liver Lungs Stomach or Boweia-those terri
bic disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth--
aecret and solitary practices more fatal to their Vie
Ulysses, bhghtiqg their most brilliant hopes or an
tieipationS FondeTi1g MI6STfEFiSgs &C. impossible
.0f6cs. MOI s. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
Mae gong IRON Baitimers street, few doors from
Letters mrat contain stamp onL-tf
hA. A. HgET, of Paris, still continues his sue
ny oessful treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents of Baltimore in an advanced stage Of the
ferred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corns-
of Fayette and Frederick strests Baltimore, Mary
land. iel9-ly
4 hst. a. siUEE, Graduate OF the Medical FsonI
-lF t. Of Paris, Erance,) Member Of the Medi;ar
aad ChirCrgicaI Faculty of Baltimore Nd "a fbs
dlscoyerer OF the only Remedies for Diseases u nh
gate character without Mercury OF noEio..s d7ncq =
recent cases cured in from Il to 48 hours On yrt.
guarantee. Chronic, inveterate and ccnsttutiopsi
are speedily and permanently cured Tha t-Ss,,sp;
adopted by him is that which las the a1nrovoi ~ ~
LtosL usunaWSned fhyslcians of Paris, and its u,I-
Ee1eal success IN practice of 10 years has proye3
poyond doubt, that the worst cases roadiI7 yisi5
ane ara thoroughly removed at once and forever fro
Loo BysCom ESPECIALLY all cases OF constitutional de-
bility nervous Diseases which soon or late tuns ~
consumption, and all the evils entailed By csrtaiS
lernlcou5 practices which ruin both body md mind
uniting the victim for either busness St1d1 sncinfr
Or marriage, and TO those who are suffering the Sv
shacts Of improper iudulgences OF whatever Kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural health xss
VEorr IN brief period, By applying 30 one Vbogs
sElil and experience be relied on Ne STorLSsSs
anprofess[Oaa! charges,
Distant Patients consulted by letter and rs,nejea
and private manner.
Once southeast corner Of EkYHTTE and Eppr
GPfCR STREETS. 80 =
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xF BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
sESA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sasassf- Composed of tho Steamers
CUMBERLAND,
GENERAL CUSTER,
KhLORAMA.
These steamers having been put in complete order,
now running regularly. and will sail promptly az
advertised.
PENDERGAST, FENWTCK & CO..
II Smiths wharf, up staTs.
All goods destined for the interior will be forwarded
by our Agents,
WILLIS & CHIS0LM.
myS-tf Charleston.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance COMPANY

OFFICE 173 SOUTH BROADWAY
I'm the Banking House EornlGrTy occuR,Sef
by the Second National Bank
ms Company insures tctthoUt charge for Policy
of the city against Loss or Damage by Fire for one
year or for shorter per- od, aud assurances may be
Company also nsQres Vessels and Cargoes on Inland
Navigation and Marine Risk.
Applications for Insurance or for information in
relation to the Company may be made to JAMES r
RANDOLPH, Vice President, or to
HENRY c. JONES, Secretary.
PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
4. H. haWley. John j. Abrahams,
Jas. T. Randolph, as. g. Ramsay
Nm IL. Gatncart, George A. Coleman,
charles l. Morris, IhOS. Boor
john ). Gilman, Caleb 3. Hyneg
MCI2-tt JOHN w. RA ND0IpH prneilcrk
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Ia
SDUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE
Air Line Railway,

Comprising the following railroads, viz: Norfolk
East Tennessee and Virginia. East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads.
forming an unbT0ken gauge from Norfolk to the Mis-
slsspE Valley. This line, and all its various connec
tons running South and Southwest, is now in full
operation, and is prepared to contract through It's
authorized agents for the transportation of reghts to
LGNCuBURG, BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, Dali
TON, CHATTANOOGA ASHVILLE, MEMPHIS,
MACON, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA, VICKS-
BURG, MOBILE and all intermediate points, and
will issue through bills of lading GUARANTEEING
THgouGH RATES PER 100 LES. TO all POINTS.
Shin Goods by New Line Steamers foot Of Spears
wharf, and mark Virginia and Tennessee Line
SHORT LINE TO PETERSBURG.
FREIGHT received daily until o'clock ?. NJ.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at i. u. arrive ut
Petersburg at II 4. NJ. the following day. and al ways
cheaper than by any other route. For full chipping
directions and bills Of lading apply to
c. A. ELM0hE, Agent,
Oiioe Now Line Steamers,
mhi.-tf foot Of Spears u,h arf
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xES EGR CETARLEsTaN. s.. G.
nSENA PENDERGASTVS LINE
a==ss-s- The new schooner W EN- NAK. Tall, master
haVlng large portion of her cargo engaged. will
have despatch.
For freight or passage, apply to
PENDERGASf, FENWICK & CO,
II Smiths wharf up stairs.
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton WILLIS i CHIsoLE. myS-tf
I WANTED.-yESSEs.S 10 E.OAEe as.
a2.szSSorted oarsoes FOR Charleston j. c. Cargoos
ready.
Applyto PEEDERGAST. FENWICK & co,
mFS-tf CrriT nor I'm, ;--N
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Bye sUIDEE.tls' FAnnaGIIss.

VEv0 NsAEUFACTURERs..-.LO OF % nv tx feat
binding on NJ Hiamlbgg Ridsely and BurSun 1VSs
strests graded and feno0d with rp ana Vste1d
Alec SOi feet by bo73 feet on Eden street, Aceanns
and Canton avenue. For sale low BY ''----''
, HENRY w. ROGERS & Co
mhlh-li corner Charles and awaits $780,
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SHIP .

The cultivation of hops is extending very
rapidly in the West 1t is discovered to yield great
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HS1 ZOE CHARLESTON, p. &.
sAEhSS BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
ShssklA- CpEAMEUID

IL FGsE CEgAEEE3sTGN, sc.
So PENDERGASrS LINE.
s-Ss=Ss GOODS TAKEN AT REDUCED RATES
10 sail FRIDAY. tho l1th inst. the Al clipper
schooner a. }. BENTLEY, W. 8. WILLIAMS, master.
sai! as above. For freight or passage apply to
PENDERGASr. FENWICK i CO,
II Smiths wharf up stairs.
Goods insured on open policy. agents in Charles
ton, WILLIS y CHIsOLM. mrS-4t
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Philadelphia Markets.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILMINGTON, N. c., May NAVAL Stores arc jrrn.
Spirits IurDentine SIS cts Crude Turpentino 81 so to
$50 Rosn 81 to $685. Tar l15. Cotton q to IS cts
for Middling. ~ - wv
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SUMNER ARRS NTEIfEYT.
FARE REDUCED.
On and after MONDAY. April 30th, 1856, Cars will
run hourly from 4 n to 7. n and at P. NJ,
On SUNDA Us. hourly from 4. NJ to 9 p. NJ.
Passengers to and from ELLTCOTT'S MILLS will
leave daily. SUNDAYS included, at T. O. and II A. NJ ;,
and z, 1 and z. III.
OFFICE-Wcst end of Baltimore street.
WIN. w. ORNDORFF,
$3.50 -.
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a. gf5sI.:4s;g444ss;4ea, X1RA 8OAD NAIRc
fSsS{lE 8 ,s:SSS<szszE WAY,
On and after MONDAY next, March 5tll, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour from a. II. to Up. 81,
except u noon - - '
Night Car for ToWsontown at II P. n.
Leave ToWsontown every hour from A, RI. to 7
p W., except u nom. -
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Union fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No. "a SECOND STREET, North Sidc.

No. !. SECOND STREET, NORTH Side.
This Company insures against LOSS Or DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions o. property either in
the city county, for a week month or ys2r
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances madc on Merchandise in bonded aud stor-
age warehouses; and whore the risk has terminated
the Premium FOR the uneXpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
President,
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6gx roe RaisFissg-DtssaATCE LIN s..
sSSz1aThe Regslqr Packet Schooner ANNA y.
lssasA- BROW n. Baker, Master, is now loading for
the above port. and having the most of her cargo
engaged will have quick dispatch. For baiance Of
freight or passage apply to E. ". HESLEN, n. "
corner Pratt and Gay streets. rnh2-tf
xet FO1S SAVANNAH, sIReshstsI A. yes-
a@4&. sci will be dispatched for the above mort in
$50 case sufficient freight offers Apply at once TO
M; HESLENi N. w. corner CT Pratt and Gay Streets
till further. 4.-.-s t.srgsl js2l-tf
S7z7r FOR GALvEsT0N, TEXAs.-The Enc
nE%YA fast sailing Schooner MARGARET D.
kssAz>E LUCY, Crosby, master, having the most OF
hsr cargo engaged viii have hnmsdate dispatch for
having supporter aceounodatiou, Gpply at once to r.
ID. EESLEN northwest eorna- Pratt and Gay streets
till further notice delo-H
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MERCHANTS LIME.

1>FrYsS n NKECEs ANIS' lime.
BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON.
Steamship ADELE, j.. r. HALL commander
-, Steamship l.! La. D. CHLDs, commander.
-, The Adele viii commence loading TO-DAY ut
Flannagan's wharf, and will sail on SATURDAY.
May 18th. at O'Clock. For freight or passage hav-
ing fine state,roGGn accommodations, apry 10
D. +. hEELlNG, corner Of Pratt st. and Spears
wharf. Agents Ill Charleston. MessrS. STREET BRos
" W. fnYS-1m
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......sss, 422. 6o7 sA, 25s, 2oa So, $50, 1856
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct 20-6 PM
AsHEs Receipts none Tho market for pot firm at
81 75c $40 under active demand and small supply.
Pearl also and Grm at sl3 Soc Sll
sos bbls Hour 90 bags meal
285s7 bushs wheat IS O5 bushs 236o6 bushs oats
Is 200 bushs ryc and 5 bushs barley The market for
Western ruled moderately active and
OF ibc 2sc per Dbl obtained the market cosg
arm at tho Improvement The sales aggregated bbls
at revised quotations appended For Southern -four
there was fair demand, and the market ruled a shade
rmer The sales 800 bb Rye aour continued 10 ad
vance and the market quite active the sales reaching
000 bbls At % Soc ~ poe Corn meal, under
demand and small supply ruled rrner Sales $50 bbls
at a5 Soc for Caloe IS he for Western aud IS 500 for
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CoFrEy,-1Ae market remained hrm but aulet for All
Kinds nq sales were made outside the usual obblng trade
Fas,sar. were que, and nominal owing 70 the excitement
ahd ADVANCE N c1tp The engtggments werero Liver.
AZ B. a. % bids. tobacco II los and bp cs.os az ias 81
- Antwerp ~ hna rfiu NJ - co. The charters are
Nrs,,i ~ fhrirrAa direct % Rotterdam or Antwerp
AZ o..A 'sh pft n9rih N Htttrrls q round SUN.
HoN-An Anscnea ~ desirable grades I'd m lnaci~e
msrsc' wv h14et7 foman 0un The sales Is d8y eerc vs.
bales = tfoin 80 90 fgr American u qualify tho lat.
NotAssrs cQuduNaf u fairly active demand ard .nles
we.e feaaiy c.e ~ a better l1cca. cargo 81 uusrA.
ever last sale ~ quality. Tho Hunted gu0nv III ~
srshle Fai,s u nrsyenuyo n more aclye trade some
vie- OF wofe decited Else A oatgo ~ mnar8vaNo cr
rrisns ~ hhds aud = tcrrcs WAS sold today al s
Ec.. nHd one emhrsclug - hads mixed realiksdf5c
NAVAL eT0Nss@Ahn market fUf rrififA ufpnrtlre
Timed artte ted 40 asHuce noticed Our ia ts rst
ciy kusisuei Int as1--ftG Ff0Fement waa refusoti
SALE brirx reported ia hxa 81 ias lilo ~ &
10, New York b5ls. ~ sa TIE rosn markoi si, en
unusd active ara higher PRICES realized, especially ~
% N g. ~ anl foQ 10 strained ~ I'll 43-Shislv ~
tho onulie price. Tar was steady Anl aru.
oLa-Linsced was steady A q ~ gnelih wa heard
Ps5visesS receipts rome Tor. W., niors ACTIVITY IN
,as so,s nSsse ss se geas e. gssa'a spssase Do
firm AZ III - cash a. .ales for irnie ats delivery te
acoO tbs Al fs5 3 ga 81 or old 90 and
sg w. 7. ss grs' sl, III fs ss e., 4sss ~ !,
SO for III me year ani t IS fol g.,e.1r-sn ssc'a
ep,ioa The lsrd merkg qlld vey sll ani scarcely .
sbls ., IL iie,, gspf wls p 9oi.Isle fsaassi sad
S ..s' AND w' sls % ss sio ~ ssf ss@s
Yer. s,esay last ME- sese made 4. SO ~ Thg semsnd
shoulders Or bacon npafn sales rsass;red bissssa
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Ths san Frsncsco pspets o. Set ebsr Y sur IN uan.
ei,l matters In that city az follcws:-
The money market presents no new fca,uro, ro.,,.
or especial note There s a slight az.
deposit balances IN some OF the banks and we hss, y,
lees stringency In many quarters although the dsr,nd
Continues active upon prime paper and other ars cas-
securities att IN per cent per mouth Little or no
dincuy sxpsrohced Ia mercantile circles ia OBTAIN.
Jog al Tho facilities required for legitimate business pur
poses aud the merchants gene ally are In a sound ana
Ashtaf condition There u consdsrabls ioins In real
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me california steamer, arrived yesterday, brought
sLSS e1 n treasure making the receipts a, this port
s1seo.eeI against tib,Is2,s4l 70 the corresponding
period IN 1900 The amount received BY from Calf
fornis and Asp,wal since 1854 VA, nccn =, ,ollov..
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hogs were unchanged AZ &c., though heavy these
prices Buer was dull and heavy at Soc 6So for Orange
county pas zoo Sc for Western and &c &c for state
Cheese Al unchanged.
rErRorkUn.Rese "a, aS2o bbis The market for crude
ruled comparatively steady under steady fair demand
the s~ lee IeaGnns 100 bbls ~ gravity at c
yemeer at 7c sellers opion i've Gays The market for
bonded cotnued to Decline prices having fallen OF fully
10 per gallon. and only moderate business
mated ~ me concession Sales Of 700 bbls at w. for
fcr ps me white Also, white for all December at
40. uyers option, and coo bbs prime light straw
ton
srsAREr Was moderate demand and scarcely firm.
We NOTICE sales Of 10000 lbs Al l6c &c., and 1000 lbs
grease At loo ilo
neutrality-suspicious. with gold ruled in buyers favor
closing heavy basis Of l0c l0c for fair 10 good
Amin. Cuba The sales limited to $40 hhds OubA a
from loc sc; 50 hhds Porto Rico At 8kc; s boxes az
from lOc ltc. For refined sugar there but limited
demand and the market heavy but prices not
aby lower standard hard selling at l6%c and soft white a
l5tzc.
TALLov dull and lower Sales 10000 lbs. II isc.
NHrskxY-Receipts an bbls The market very quiet
and have only sales OF 80 bbls bonded at c
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railroad 10 contemplated between Wisoasset 70 the
Kennebec river. 70 connect with the Portland and Ken
nebec road at Richmond-s distance OF about eleven
miea Recent surveys have demonstrated the feasi-
bity q the route connecting at Richmond instead Of
between that village and Notwithstanding saving
Of seventy I've thousand dollars the estimated
cost Of The road by shortening the distance avoiding
deep cuts. &C.
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad have decided to
commence grading on the northern branch OF their road
from waveriy 10 the Minnesota line as soon as the
course Of the track shall be determined upon
The Iowa division Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Is now completed 70 within about ninety miles
OF Omaha The rails arc laid upon this portion Of
the route BY tho lst Of April next.
The Florida Railroad extending from Amelia Island 70
Ceder Keys, hundred and fyfour miles, It's frsns-
chss workshops and equipments are to be sold the LIST
Of November next to the highest bidder
The highest prices OF the leading stocks sold at tho
nrs session OF the Exchange each Saturday OF the
foIla
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Al s s1syt4 psE Es!g sfE.s.
$ $S$EHf SSsRs GOOD.
S SFsiHSs IAcEs'
g gEss n.s sEE a9sDg' and
SSzSYH SsS SS SSss sxia aSssar''
LINEN E "A y EgS raoa,x,s
R RR,Hsys,
FF RiaSfsts
LESS THAN yoBBERs' PRIuEa
LADIES' TOILET ARTICLES.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
GLOVES CATERS &C..
S0S'A0S' Hoops Il sSsas:ysss ss!ors.
BBEEs scHAA.P.s..
VEIL ELL ESsy s Esp e oi9H
EVERY HfSsHA PAIR " s2s So
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a. rkk!!ssAzEzhass AVENUE 70 c,.o.c ,,,,
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n bxxEMosxha. TO oISss
RosiER Hooos BUSINESS.
s sIsnoss, STORE 70 LET
ESEfS N, r. AND g sIkT SHHE'
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BUTTONS BUTTONS WORTH WORTH So So. DOZEN DOZEN. s,2Se
,eG s5s sssDs
OF RIBBONS EVERY KlsP a & y yAHp 70, . Vs.
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SHBagEB ESta ooIoas ALL STE EI sA Is
cEoTH GLOVES. GLOVES
r"oA No. ol 5000 PAIRS GhosifERYy
CENTS, nALF HOSE, From loc gP.
s s9xs F1 HosE EG sRax xf iSs ~ r. W.
oHiIDRESs FANCY wool LOSE +, Fl t g. ,roo,ss %.
H HEAVY M M HIyy s HosE iS sSsp "a.
LADIES' ALL:wooL HOSE, CSC.
or vELvETS.
TRIMMING6,
RIBBONS
NEEpfEwoRx,
DRESS GOODS.
BEST NEEDLES. 80. PAPER
HOOKS AND EYES Ic GARD.
c1AaKs BEST 800 yssp e tIs .,u, sos srOO.
"D' AND BLooMERs CLOSING OUT.
IN THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT II
OF FANCY NECKLACES, CHASE S SsHssLI!Rshs
T., |HfcH 1oS CAN BUY AA AZ YotR Own
iOTs or TAssELs, BELTs. CORDS AND FANCY
SOAPS So. WI, WITH QUANTITIES OF OTHER GOODS TOO
al AND x2s EIGHTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN TWENTY.FIRST
AND wENTYsECoND STREETS.
A sAIIIiE oa q, BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-22

nvFTCE OF THE TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND
~ Stockholders OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company eastern Divson) 70 Wall street, Now York, Do
t0ber 10. 1868.
To HoLpxns or TRUSTEES CEarIvrcArKs:-To enable all
those who transferred ther certificates the Trans
fer Books Of the trust are open ana will continue open ans
they Will positively remain CLOSED until after the meeting Of
Novembe- is earnestly requested Of certificate holders
transfers made IN their names and to bovpros
ent At the meeting OF November either In person or By
proxy.
ALLAN CAMPBELL Chairman.