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SER nAwrSt wKnssrs, SPENCER, from Londsn for New
York with ~ stecrsee passengers and Of salt and
ion put into Queenstown Oct " thgh stress of weather
spd less o. mr.ennssi and main Iopass and lower part
o. mainmast nshe Airangements vsrc being made 70
25th ulL
BlnK HAptrr from Baltimore fer Boston srln foresail
and ioetops n kE sale Sph on Block Island and put
into holmes Hole slst uit ~ repair.
BARE EiwA DlRss fBr), FIRTH, at bermuda from New
iork ioss part o. deck load Of cattle on the passage
Bsio Rs.psrAv Rogers which recently put into ssvsn
pan N distress bound from 81 Mays New York sailed
Tor the latter port Hh ut having completed her repairs
BRia your sryvrss which recently went sshors tbs
sou'n Breaks st Johns Bari has entirely 70 pieces
ner cargo being sewn along the shore, and totally de-
stroyed The latter fuliy Insured 4lNFff -.
bRia eusAv vooxHss with cargo Of cotton, ~ which
vas recently driven into fernandina will ~
% savannah the steamer Kate going down Tor her op
& booou ouwarks and deck load In the hurricane about
sas oAxpAca Jshssss. u ronss russs nvu tss'oa.
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svpsRluR cOuRT-spEcIAL TERM.

Important to Judgment Creditors OF the City.
Before Judge Barbour. f
John W. Haafsd tho Mayor, Aldermen and commonaAy q
he city Of Eer YkThts motion on the part Of the do.
PENDANTS for order vacsng and setting aside erecu-
ton issued upon tho Judgment this action, and is based
upon the Nth section Of chapter GAG of the statutes OF 1863
relating to taxes and expenditures for this city, which pro-
vdes that the OF all final Judgments recovered
against Mayor &c after the conformation BY the Super
levy the year 1855 shall be included the
Comptroller In his annual report budget and shall 10
included In the levy for the current and
directs that until the noncys W pay such tudgmcns
shall have been V raised no execution shall issue
against the Mayor &C., unless the amount OF sucn
Judgment shall not have been included in tho next
was subsequent to the passage Of that act
into before the act passed not necessary % con-
Judgments above referred 70 Is expressed In the
title the act whether such act embraces than one
within the meaning Of the sixteenth section OF tho
third the constitution II Il sufficient TO In this
that the intention and design Of the provision Of tho
In question . manifcsy TO deprive the plaintiff In
contract which n exlsenco
sndn full force whsH such x: q his
unless the Legislature shall In its discretion By w
provide payment Tho question the unconst
tutionalfty Of statutes Of this character IL well
settled BY numerous decsons In the supreme Court Of the
United States and elsewhere that nothing necessary here
beyond statement Of the and 70 the
authorities. Motion denied with SO costs.
r. II. Huntlcy plaintiff. D. J. Dean for defendants
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FAMILY MAaAeT.


HurrER-S0c., &c.. 49,, lOo., &c., So af Eg sN
CHEESE-22c, 20c., l5c. Nei ttf rssts. a.t slgslA
EGGs-50c per dog. M .s@4af N 5.-@- a. r. ss "A
FIsH.-Saimon 81 Is; buehsh, l5c haddock. l0c cod,
l0c 2c; halibut 80 blacksh, l5o founders l2c pick
ere zoe. perch lbc cells striped bass &c white fish.
l6c lobster l0c salmon trout 26c; smets $50. oyster
per l00 &c., &c. S2 picked oysters o. 81 %; CLAIMS
tsoft}, 400. goo. do. (hard) 76c. 1l N
FRurfs-Appes (cockingj half peck. 40c &c.,; pears
(cookngl 40c Geo. grapes h. l6c. a2cc Quinces,
per 100 $s pumpkins, each, SOC 40c squash $40 DOC
GAME.-Partrdges. per pair 81 IS 81 woolcocks, per
pair 81 81 26 English snpe, per dozen ~ % 90 SQUAD
per dozen. wild pigeons per dozen $4a q %;
pair 81 ~ 81 5 rabbits per pair 900 7tc robins per
dozen, 81; quail per dozen. ~ 80 81
MEAr-P0rter house steak &c. sirion 80 &c. prime
ribs $50; chuck ribs 18s 2c shoulder pieces, loo
rumps, corn &c. rump steak 26c c0rncd beef tine. TO-
coarse llc; mutton. hind quarter lSc c fore quarter
c. mutton chops 2c; lamb, by quarter lSc go chops
20c. fore quarter 16o; veal hind quarters, DC c
second quality 20 fore quarter l6c outlets soc 4Uc,
fresh pork &c., salt pork Dc hams Re smoked shout
ders iSc tongues 81 20 81 80 EACH bacon nc; tripe
10c Bologna ausages 2Oc Pork sausages, l3c lard Oc
PoULrRY-Turkeys, Csc aB0; Chickens 29c SO ducks
26c. 30c.; geese Csc. 26c. fowls, &c DC.
vEcETABLEsStrng beans half peck 30c cabbages EACH
l0c lbc onions half peck Soc 3oc turnps hall peck
20c; tomatoes half peck SOc 85c; potatoes half peck
200. 25c best potatoes, half peck, 25c 3c sweet
potatoes half peck BIC Hbc; corn Dozen BIC bees
per bunch &C. 0c table celery, per bunch, l5c 40
celery per bunch. 10c 1bc. caulhowers each.
csc. Nc carrots bunch, &c &C. oyster plant psr
bunch l0c red cabbage, EACH 25c ygc; Brussels
sprouts quart 25c 60c.; Lima beans quart S5c 100.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


FUILxr--CuAsys on thursday November 4, by the
Rev. Cyrus ID Foss Gro W. FuLtxR 10 Mira Louisa A.
CHA,x both OF this city.
FcvsrNS-HreHxa I'm Matawan, N J, on Thursday,
November !, BY the Rev J. NJ Rodgers, Csc. A. Fous
TAIN, Of Brooklyn, e. D., TO BxiIS daughter Of VIM Il
Hughes, Esq, Of Msiawan
HxAS--RrpKs. Sc Peters church, Brooklyn, on
Wednesday, October 81, by the Row Joseph FrAnsio,
Esq
hIorxr-DAr ON Thursday. November !, BY the
Rev. ~ lawrence pastor Of The Church OF the Holy
Mis- EIunA I. DAr, daughter Of D. D. Day ESD, Of
Esrsisr-wnrasp. --on Wednesday, october ST. al 81
fsul's church. Troy, By the Rev, d.. r. W. Colt How.
LArstEr, Of ksw York, TO RArApIsR Aim, daugh-
Ter OF John II. Willard Of the former place
hotLxs--ruRuAs- Msspsth, l. L.. on ThursdAy
November !. By Rev a q. ksskev. ORAksH q. nmssa
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maf a T ros hands, sr
S.ous Su heard o. no ssss o. n Is Syoliss
!. Ss:s:d 10 s. %ssaS 81
isg ss'';s e. M Z Is
sSs. .srs .S% b. .-ss
Si sss al
!.S:. ~: siS: ::s as sa: e sss
eauss sod s tons ss'ks sal 'ss SSa
IS s, ss.s. ' asa.d a sss 81 Il gold ssd
100 % currency o 40 Gs gn here and
@ d S ssS ess %
'as ,sys sale Of Lima wood pr
vals terms, we heard Of no ,ransac.Ionr - a..
eapssy ~ lS SSSse On a sSs
sa sd ns4 ps ss L: ST.
heavy goods per ton OIL corn bulk and bags Per
S Ssi y. 4Hs e.. si
ss's' sss .:n e s% 3: 'S
Si 's ssS Zoo 0 bushels S' S sis. cot Il
100 ion. rss c Ct 20 ob To % i psi
IDS Md 40 a sss The charters aeIwo Britain vessel,
e co for Sser a o5 So rom q 5s
e es5 ST s ssiGGss% s
Il so hsf sod brig sons Soroh santa
e, o H. si., so p pSr 3D. ons 70 z Il
The private terms and vessel ron savannah y
| X,
AS ssss s1u quiet but steady
BANDS lG 200 si SsIs V and u osiou 40
po. s' Gao. rs lie sss 40
Porisrs SPECTATORS hands 1900 bales and iiva.o
aG hssr9Heyona sale Of 1000 sslcs Nesn. Sssras
ssssdy lie sola o % S $500, :,
aS sses and h Boss raIns sales Il
, a is Sss toms mas sna T., The as TFs
sc r., 9ns c tne ,soSs Z go tons sgains.
y. lao tons same Time ies3
L.rs vera In fair request AID wc notice sales Of 10000
Sales made Of Eastern spruce TO fair er
NofAsTbere were further .aes Of carsoc. tina, we
Of hoers aog..her .hs naaiy from dIers continues
shou. sny noticeable ssa,ement sm, trade sale. real
Shds Porto Rico 100, at auction % bids 81 croi
NsyAs sronrs Crude surpentine va. dun and nomlna
ana although spirits tsrp e nerc was more inquiry
ss%sr sselIS sslSs'.i sas. footed
s;a'ss gTss. rs sc sss sS
y: " Il ~ :, e !s:,s. - "; = ss
r. AN. SS d &c sss & se 'ss AZ
ssa sss aaasss .saEy ss for ,uos .
cut prs.sss ho5ss aa s foiEcd ssc yellow metal
9,Is..7FSw. notice sale. o. 100 city a, ssa
e'gp S, s sSas e.s 2 sSSaSs &
p IS crude sperm s3 g. and unbeached winter 40 a. IA
Lard was steady but quiet 81 20 for fall ana Min
YER CITY distilled bs. rcd reg az unchanged
ss ara, %' ssas for sso s,gd
sne close - KS a. sa Tor g. srsyiy With sales 70 The
same .grayisy for November, iss. seler's our" op
uon FOR Donded fAy demand prevailed, and hixhsx
prices were real sed. holder. Of the coss manifest
10 SsgSs L sss =.
ssa. and T pn. r@' s 5s ss = -ss
We ana @ eSis 40 Tor ysnusrg y NJ sp' sa,s,.
n Phi.depbis 100 bes prime hight straw 70 while for
Pnousoks-Ecc.ipts 80 pkg. lard. The rork make, |
eopvpued 70 rule IN favor Of tho buyer and the close
hsgrss .ss yE!.brossd E.w nee elossd hssy ana
The AnsscQns wsfs limited 70 ESQ bbls Al 81 ~ cash.
s sod 20 ~ ssSukr fer nsr mess sN ss fss old
az ssiss vsre $50 eels neS ms>s :sIls,. option
Ncvepber ~ 90 FOR all The year Esd ~ FOR January
ale. s%. 3;s ss NV fi sss s' S:s sss
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Asnzs Receipts none. The market was unchanged in
every respects with . small trade at full prices.
BnzADsrurTsReceipts 42s9 bbls flour. 20, bushels
wheat 686 do corn sos do oats 900 do malt and ~ 62
barley The for State and Western -four opened
under moderately active demand with considerable Arm
ness subsequently ruled dull and in order to sell
l0c l5c Per Dbl particularly on
and inferior grades, which were offered freely
with but few buyers at the reduction. The sales COM
prised 1000 bills. mainly OF revised quotations
annexed. For Southern four thore was but .
slow market, and even at lower prices holders
found dncuy in dsposng Of their offerings The sales
but prices remained steady further sales Of $50 bbs
at from 81 26 % Co. The inquiry for meal was mod
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Cleared.
Samship Hermann (Brem), Wenke, Bremen-oelrchs
si.mshp Allemania (Ham). Trautman. Hamburg-Kun-
stciship 81 Laurent Orb Bocande navrc-aoO Msckcn.
ss.ssnhip ssynowor, Robinson, Ai.zandt!s-5J Had.
Bark cinguSos, Cole Nachias-ronyert 4 Co.
srs si a csaasseS-ys"i Sso Jos S'
ssSr Jsns,ess asds sTsa lsso seS'u' sous
ss snr pssSr S;nss Dsss rooe
rl SeSr Mary Anderson smith. b. ,-pacs., rooter
fG SoSr Ellen LOUISE coe, Har.0rdA'' rookcr ray
slcop New Void, sgc, u,r,,, p.,.-. T00srr .
'a s,sa insr Io'-.aolic, Greene Phi sdeiSIa
| Steam Arrived.
'eemship Perit Gardner Galveston 10 days. with.
,sesci.oa q heavy gales during The entire pn..sse &
Galveston ST. 1n 8 p X s Ssh sseSgwsk hsns
y Leo hence for savannah; Ist inst AN lat 81 a. la
sea.ap fsncon shersooa Porand ss e xme,
ss ss%ssSP eyS ey ssFf Ysai aS' ss.or
Il, snip M, Ss css r Brown Port Louis
hoss 70 days OUT SEPT iat u Ion Is os spoke shI
Bah John Ellls Lr Medin, newport 20 day.. with rail
ss's ss ss gTs sga Iss y sys
1ark Isabella Jones scf Bsianors Jones, Rotterdam
ss. Sps sfs large ss s
or water, split sails, &c.
xs ns u g ssS
bark q knyphAusen, Tor New York.
Bark Bolivia Whiteborry. Aspnwali q with mdsr.
oJ joy Oct H. on Care Antonio. spoke brig Eugene
Reed, from Jamaica for New York. 49, =
Brig Lydia Cole .sr Sampson, Ma,anras II days. with
Brig Kate lBr Doyer, Linean. 7dAys, with coal 70 N y
schr sarah Maria Sof Cold Spring LIZ underhi Para o.
days, with rubber, &C, 20 Garcia A To-
schr Hartsene, Horn Havana ~ days. with sugar 10
schr j ii Rapp ooic JAcksonvire
schr Yankee Doodle, Martin, Jacksonville, days.
schr smith, brown, jacksonville
Sebr N Price, Galfison. Norfolk, q daya
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tutle, James River. kava
Schr Thos Winans, Gage, Oregon Inlet.
hchr Simpson, -. Gloucester.
Wind Al sunset W.
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Tho market for wheat ruled dull and heavy under de-
sire tho Of holders realize and the market closed
abo, 60 COO bushels at So 10 Sc So for good No.
Milwaukee and Chicago - 20 ss Is for new amhsr state
and extra new white western Corn was without material
sosis heavy With anxiety among 70 realize
The about l6 90 bushels at ~ y Tor inie,
dgi and selling sna 2Ss rss n
78c. 10 for state Rye ruled ower We note sales Of
1000 bushels Old western SS q r. f osd mo
roxsd states q % fos SaT !. r0T y q Sc i = Is for
and ii II Tor Weste a was quiet but unchanged Sales
400 bushss CspSs 80 ,s = ~ p bon !. 1c nLo
ZOf Adamantins sales made TO the extent
Of IS bosos lots q Szca the market ruling steady
a $780, 49, woro steady nt &c., and patent 300,
oscs4ow ruled dan and heavy under the less favorable
oa dsspaiohsa and Ne ennexed quotations Indicate do
Zinc a. ia per ID. middlings. The demand quito
limited being confined mostly 70 the wants OF shippers and
eonsuners and the Gales only cover 2l0O baes Todays
ressipts wsrs Als1 bales We quotes
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COURT cALENDAa---THs DAY.

syrsIxE counrcmcuIr Monday Nov 1893 go, -M ,nes
2sl5 llsS Sl 1ls7 2ssS 1871, 2s il4 Part 3Sos s2
84 1896 l64 $40 1870 65s, 00 205 2042 liza, 1850, 700,
l525, s3i, 1896, 1914 2226. 22oK s-
sUrRxm CouRT-srEciAL Txns- Demurrer. Nos. 8 g.
TO- II, IL 3D. IA Is. 10, H. IT, H. 10, 81. "a q ~
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Tho money market remains easy at LAD per cent
with few exceptions TO weak houses at six scanty
collateral First class commercial paper is In very gh
supply, and 10 readily discounted al per cent pei
annum.
The gold market opened at lat and after declining
laox advanced TO l47h-the closing quotation, Loan
were generally made without interest About two mil
lions OF coin dispursed in payment Of the November
coupons by the sub-treasury.
The foreign exchange market was dun but firm
Bankers bills on England quoted AZ the close a
100H l09k, at three days Ilok 1l0k, commercial
bills los 100, francs at sixty days 61sx s615x, a
three days $40 g612k. bills on Berlin naiersl TAX
7sh on Bremen 1914 79k, on Frankfort ais "A n
- -----s--s--- AZ AK. on Hamburg 265s n, OF
Antwerp S.171 rs. American securities and co.
were quoted thus In London the dates mo- 80 se o.
E Ea,''d s'a''s nvo-'wenugss;;;ss; ~ SIX
limos cenirnA arc neglected by tho public owing 10
hniNity In railway shares At tho nrst board Cory.
don closed loo lower than the same time yesterday
sailing at 81 so; Nye gold Ioc, selling At
2oc La Crosse gold was 81 rs higher selling al
" 10; Atlantic and Pacific e5c, selling at s5 S. ophr
sold at 20 s Az the second board the market was
generally rm but the business seems TO have suddenly
facn into narrow groove occupied only by professional
speculstors
The October statement Of the national debt has NOT
YET made iis appearance What has Mr. McCulloch 10
sv explanation Of this nenfulalment Of an impor.
tantduiy' Punctuality Is the soul OF business
iHe imporatlons Of dry goods n this port for the
week ending November compare AZ follows with those
OF the previous week.
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S HIP PING Ne w S.
POST Or NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 2, 1866.

AlM.Nko yoRK-THu plx
.............. ~ morn 20
IN d nIcn vAIkk-.hofh o W
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LEGAL NOTICES.

cUPagsg coVRr. CTR AID COUNTY or sEr
Jsins. worr. asSr.- ,Nofus rsnl.snia Z. segri..
sss.sss ~ tlsisa III sns ,...ss. 4 1ohs Cob.
" trust fer Eliza morris aus be- ehh8isH 800 y tS@f
Srs9sssss " cole. .ss s.y n. -lf. Issa ces. 80
b'-t I.ep.s xs,s-, "a Fs.ss w. 90. ,,.s',;a
4. ti.si' vsss.,a q clsrs' Pa-sre ssss.ss gsss =
sssnnt 0.orss cen.s- 'gs'',ss sy I. -
Ed-sri cg... .,seg,gr a. ~ n'-. 49,. s'sss'a
~. w,.,hros sI,s. Iss wisNlsp Jsss a rsfgs.
Sss,.oa. w la Gnss ssssassa. csiAs.,a. ssss'
ssr sala.t. sssys. nsss., 80 $500
80. ~. ~. asrs.ssa ss.sn ARs~i v ksmg c.-sla.
sg1 t.rsk " .fs, 49,. $3.50 sssses $3.50 49,.
$500 Wee pissa~ds Il Ho3ams wHs.w uenna,
vrsss Hgl.s. isss sfs.- s."s 80. ls ,...
n N, go .sa .a p~~sssss wps,sss 49, fvsy~s
n az s-z 90 ssss.ts,d ~ 90 80 49, 49, .e.i
rosss 49,. Asfss1ssyoa 80. h.s-sy ss-usn.-st 80
80 ia - 90. a ~ c~rs - 80 sstvss csssi !.
=. ~ -, -. 49, = ~ ~, as = a. $500.
49,, 49, ~ Is sss~.a sa..t - 80 90 = rs- yets
wain -seY A.ys 49, ths seFy $500 ~sia*,s = -
$50 ,sis =. uss. .fss.ssa - tsist a. i o. sslgs
s,ss, y ~ ssas fss - rssf as-ssssi y - $3.50
S''al goapn a riLLixos, ausr.-rs ~ r'asvs,
pss-s ssv toss. s.g 10 i.1
Ts.s'... 4. y. 81. $780, $3.50 80. =, !
49, ~, Il 80. ,s1 = ''-@'
- nJknis 4 bifIIsos Alss,ssy. - rs.ssass
pstss ~ yo.s, twiyf. iM
$3.50 gs.as fas~smsl N@s.nas Ss-a a s.@ss ..ssa-a
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10000 ross ..
ovrcs % t1s Pss-srt,sriA Coat Co.
III BsoAB~Ar, Nav r0ss. July 10 isS
m. rEsSsyLvASiA coat COMPANY vii sell gab.
lie auction on
WEDNESDAY,, THE Ism or JULY INSTANT
A, N. gxcHAveg sILgsRooMs. 10 IN Broadway. "
BrRDErf, JOsEs co, Ancilon@srs
To0oO TONS Of FHEsll.MIsED "FtrfSfUsh COAL
OF tie usual rixes Deliverable 81 Asubnrxh.
Tho sals viii positive and the asusl conditions fo
The ssle and shpsnt q the Company coal 70 - stated Al
rERMs YfrfY cgsTs PEH roS. ~ CURRENT Tuxps
payable dsy ~ sale snf the bsisnfs 9Th the n0v
~ cent tn W carsni fasas within
t.n aays thsscxflsr, 81 the 0nie~ % the Cofnp.uy
GEORGE A. HOfE Treasurer.
SPECIAL sOTIcEs.
<,aorox 1orrprCr DFPARrsrvr, BcRgAu or
u wsssr Rshls View ferk. Jay a. iss
sotee h~s.ty avsn hat eve psr c@ni psnsity VII -
sddsd ss iss dAy q asss' ~ e an ssp.sa wssr
", ". NM Nstf IiegsifM
N sAwiIn kNARb ss1s rssaa,sa temporarily ffsm
pso BONO FuBLiC0.-THis " 10 cERTirY MAI
the undstspsd. rars..si figsa tsss hl.ssns ~
noah J, gus. 40 .se .ss :. .ssl.s rr..-. sos.
pss uadsr SAID Dfeess . ~ psee iof asps.A'h %
ptkDY, soRsAx a STORY. 50 cassi street,
Nav yoax, July "a 1850
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LthvIhR InnUWN--
VIRGINIA SATURDAY, JULY ~.
ENGLAND, SAILS SATURDAY, JULY s
ERIN SAILS SATURDAY, AUGUST II.
Cabin Passage, 4lOu; Steerage, $50
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
seerage passage tickets to bring parties from Liverpool
Queenstown for 80. currency.
Through passage 10 Paris, Antwerp. Hamburg Bremen,
&c. At corresponding rates
Britain and ireland NJ the lowest rate.
For freight and cabin apply at the Companys
ocs 81 Brosdway and for steerage tickets At the passage
onlce Of the Company. ~ Broadway $1,000. -.
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CoAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.
" =, - yI E.sH sosru
THE sosIa ssIRI6ss srr ;:.sIn cosfASr
on the h Of July noon from pi-I so..h ,. feo q
S.,s. .s s ~ S. X. * s c.g.s
AZ, Z ~ .s F;sRcs i4SF sss4 COMPANY
s.v. e.s.d new ..snss On ne s ana os.rsi.s rss
n. ,sa,s 10. s ..s. s q , sss e ~.
: :ss ' *. :s; X
, AIS, sl ;ss s''' sis .'- 'H' ss
rHsouou N syY 'isaxcrsco
E ''i I$iii.; + I. ,a 1s,;'s5
., re- 's sss. !. s:' n ;l = v''
PACIFIC sAIL sJ ghNs9y f fiHsaEAsfs
cAh VA pss Sss1sR Rs iiLaphs VAL
ssamsrs ie.vs pier No ~ sgrh river. loot OF Osns
Jun. o.SRizosI 4 .. GnJ connecting with con
Juy iinIiEsRY cnxuycEY. Jss xssry. sonnepuss
.yall nsssEy YdsR. Weir. ooun.'ans with sAcRA-
AZ s.pssr. ,su.h 81 Ae.po ,soss q n. i, snd ne,
eoanse, Panama VITA steamers FOR sees Psssne psr,si
i, and h for Contra Ansrcsa por Aad hoss Of ae iss
10 fsuss: s.ssss. allowed each .sul. Medicines and
w passage ,s.s ana Al further inforrnsnon sppiy
ss sS Ss, q The wharf f' . osa scsis ss. ss'
L,oR ST THOMAS AND BRAZIL
United states and Bran Man rt~s nnshfp Ccrranr
yin despatch the elegant sidevh~si steamship rOkrn
AMERICAN, n. v. Timmsrmsn. Commander for Mo q
Jans no snd nlsrmetssts rontss on
,,......,p saIueD i, y s swaYH
=" "ss''0' ekRkisow ALIEN, Agents
No HOwlng are~a.
-. .,eas. .a.-s.ss, .s;r.-.sy EacLs y:
tnsliy a } e'cloek from pier No Ferth ryer. :.
Fn< frsfxht passage spFu W 0AEhAsON ALLY,
Agents No. bewilns gen
rr,rrA An Lrxr -ror GALVESTON TRrks srOrrrso
i aK.y N-st--Ths Al siesmer AkikDsk o. y Cray
Comma ns<r f~l&es q Per ~ East river snd
6sspsss rer frratfe p.ss.g.. hsy.g sap<..
s.is:s s.. = 10 SE5sSk sr6bEs 10, u r.
p~s~
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T,oR WHITE MOUNTAINS AND CANADA,
VIA PORTLAND

II VIA PORTLAND.
The nrst class steamships III RICO and FRANcoNIA form
semi weekly line between New York and Portland leaving
pier 81 Ea.t river New York and Browns wharf Portland
every "Wednesday and Saturday. at T.. N. The Drig0
leaves New rk on SATURDAY and Portland on Wedpr
The Francona leaves York "wednesday and Portland
saturday This sone OF the eIpeditlous and
able routes from New York 10 he White Mountains via
Portland and by Grand
Glen House.
The this line and their accommods-
lions for pas strictly FIRST class
Passage 70 Portland, Including sAteroou % Meals extra
J. - AMES, Agent,
pier 50 East river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

L,OR HAVANA DIRECT - = :
IN The fsvorite sidewheel 8enmthfp EtDLE, w. y
Cr~>ne cornmsu5-r s<n en- Wednesday, July ~
tnsny a. } e'cloek. from pier ke. rerth yer.
Agsnts, No kowilnG gen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

MRS sRDLEy BROWN HAVING RETURNED FROM
I California prepared negotiate for tho ensuing fall
and winter season. Address Depau Beecker street
CENTRAL PARK MUSICAL CONSERVATORY. NOR
~ NAL plan-Pano, Violin, Guitar, singing i57 West
Twenty sixth street new number 2aal Lessons private.
Circulars roady J. WATSON agent and musical director
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-04
Z GDUCATIONA "A T.
Xxx HAnrz1np, Beuert0e, Atg'ta county Eittor.

n&a- A correspondent sends US a no
tice ofthe spring examination at Kish-
acoquillas from which we make the
following brief extract: "The winter
session at KishacoQuiIlas Seminary
closed on Friday, March 9th. The
last two days were devoted to the ex-
animation of students, most of whom
acquitted themselves with great credit.
There were sixty five pupils enrolled
during the session, which is a larger
number than were present at any time
during the last nine years, while the
prospects for the future were never
brighter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-04
NEW FIRM

fE'lIE undersigned having taken into part
d nership \. P. BIymyer, the Dry Good
and Grocery Business is now conducted il
the name Of George BlymYer S Son. Al
persons having unsettled accounts on ry
books are earnestly requested to call sd
make settlement, as | am desirous Of clusng
said books as soon as possible
GEORGE BLYMYF!.
Thankful for the liberal patronage treto.
t, re extended to this establishment, e new
firm respectfully solicit continuanVof the
same, and will use their utmost endlTors to
please all who may favor them witli call.
GEORGE BLYMYER SON.
LcWIstONn. marl4.oln
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-04
REDUCED, EsEESVCEEs,
p, f, LOOP

AS greatly reduced the prices of Boots
Ii and Shoes. Having large stock cf
goods on hand, he proposes to sell at reduc. i
prices. lie has fine assortment of the hest
selection of mans Boots, from, 1915 and mn
ward; boots from 200 to 3 rs youths so
also women's shoes in great variety and Of
every style, at greatly reduced prices. His
stock of chIldren's Shoes is very large and
ranges from 65 cents upward. An assert,
ment of gum shoes. We still pay strict at
tent0n to manufacturing, buying none but
the best stock, and keeping none but tho
most experienced workmen, We consider
our work second to none in town, and haze
q good assortment Of home made work on
hand, which will be sold low. He wonld in.
vite the pabhe generally to call and examine
Tor themselves, and save at least twenty.f ve
per cent. Work made to order with desnstcb
lie has also on hand fine assortment Of
mems women's misses and children's woolen
ana cotton HOSE, lower in price than any in
town. Call at the old sta nd, in the public
square. ;an9J
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-04
Illustrated Circular and Catalogue.

containing complete interior views Of the College az
ii particulars of the course OF instruction terms Gc
l.. FAIRBANKS, 4. NJ, Pyssaf-at.
- 1. T. MERCHANT, S"Pt, If Once Business.
Nov, S,65lyE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-04
SELLING OFF AT COST

's'IE undersigned having large stock Of
Il Eastern manufactured Boots and Shoes
on hand. offers the same at cash prices from
now until further notice Is given.
Mems Boots, warranted, double soles from
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-04-04
IEINNMElaIA

DRESSED and soldered, fine Assortment
4 OF all kinds-down, down. at - -
uOFFMAN'S.