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CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAEDLINA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERINTENr N1'S OFFICE. I
COLUMBIA ., March 81. 1868.
ON AND AFTER IF DATE, The TRAINS
" over this Road " run as follows:
Ieayo Columbia at. 400 P. M.
Arrive OF Charlotte .l1.00 P. II.
Leave Charlotte at..................1l.3 at .1l.35 P. Ii.
Arrve at Columbia at. 600 A. NJ.
Passengers taking this route going North make
close c1nuections at Greensboro, Weldon and Ports
mouth to all principal Northern cities.
H3FTickets optional from Greensboro, either via
Danvillc or Raleigh; aid from Portsmouth either
VIA Bay Line or Annamessic Route. Baggage checked
through.
Corrections made both ways with trains Of tho
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
CALEB POUKNIGHT,
Aprtlo superintendent.
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BOOK An D JOB
p + l " I / " G..

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS BIS FRIENDS
and the Pubic that he has large assortment o
NEW TYPE MACHINERY, and fnc stock Of
CARDS, PAPER, &c, direct from manufacturers.
AMI will execute all orders for
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
in a neat manner, and at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Having large FONTS of type, will contract for the
publication Of Weekly or Monthly OH liberal terms
Orders for BooEBINDING promptly attended tc
at low rates, lflcft at No. 81 HAYNESTREET.
May u JAS W. MCMILLAN
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Porn CALENDAR.
Marinf Afws.
Port of Charleston. Nov'ber l.
Arrived Yesterday.


Brig Kirby. Barnard. Philadelphla-5 DAYS.
Coal, &c. 1oA F Baker Co.
Schr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill. Ill uerces
Rice To cohen, Hanckel Co. ,.,
Schr Palmetto, Power, Combahee. 200o ousnels
Rough Rice. 10 Hoppock and 9 zee 70, 10
schr Thomas Sabistou, Back River. 265o bushels
Rough Rice To " Bee Co. 20.
steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown, s q. lS6
tierces Rice Is bales Cotton, and sundries. 10
shackelori / Kelly, Dawson, Bates co, 4
Princle, Ihurston & Holmes, West L Jones, Mrs
BlacEmau G. Trenholm & Son, Frost & Adger,
McGorty, ] Isear, " L Webb, w e Courtney q Co.
Steamer st Helena. Rumley. Edisto and Rockville;
"a bales 1 Cotton, 100 bags Cotton Seed, &C, anu
Sunaries. To q Murray, Roper stoney, Rave
mel & Co, Willis L Chisolm Coicock 20, Fraser
ner Monsees, W Quincy, G Matthews, q c Robin
son, Whaley, Bailey, Mrs Bailey, and others.
SIoop Wadboo. from Cooper River: TOO bushels
Rough Rice To W Gurney ,ro, ,.,o,. p,r,,
Sloop George. from santee. l5Vo ousnels hough
Rice To R Pringle
sloop Alice. from Ashepoo. 14Oo bushels Rough
Rice. To R Prinele.
Per drays from West Point Mill-62 oerces hice'
To W Quincy.
Per draws from Chisom's Mill-42 tierces Rce To
J q Baggett & Co, and aud W Devices.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-Jas Adger
schr J Spencer. Fleming, Phlladelphia-H Ba'
ker l. Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Monterey Ryder. New York, November 8.
schr B N Hawkins, W! att Boston, NovemoerS.
Cleared for this Port.
British ship Gorilla Jones, at Liverpool October 23
shipncws by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, November 11-Clcared, steamships
Matanz.s anil Thames :cr New York, and tue bark
Halcyon for Hayre.
Memoranda.
The schr F Cablda, swain, which cleared from
Phisdephia for Charleston, has changed her desti-
nation and has since cleared for Savannah.
The schr VIM Ogden, Parker, from Georgetown
c, for Boston, put into Holmes Hole November T..
LIST OF VESSELS
EP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POhi
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GENERAL sJPERINTENDEHT'S OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, =. c., March 2G. 1868. I
PASSENGER TRAINS of the South Carolina
road will run az follo%e
FOR AUGUSTA.
i-SaVe Chnrieston...... boz a. W.
Connecting with trains for Mont omery. Memphis.
Nashville >and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
FOR COLUMBIA.
Arrive at Columbia. so P. n.
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester r Ill.
road, Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad and
Fer CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. 900 A. M
Arrive at Charleston. ..'.....3ao I. Al.
Leave Columbia. ........5 90 A. NJ.
A-'''' ~ AUGUsTi NiGnf ExPREss
SUNDAYS ExCEpTED.l
Leave Charleston. 73O p NJ
Arrive at Augusta. As A. NJ.
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nashville
and Sow Orleans, via Grand Junction.
cave Augusta. 10 r ~.
Arrive at Charleston. 400 a. NJ
COLUMBIA NIGHT IMPRESS.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTEp.l
Leave Charleston. 10 p u.
Arrive ut Columbia. a...................G.20 40 a. NJ.
Connecting Sundays exceptedi with Greenyille and
Colu;nbio Railroad.
Leave Columbia. 5.3o p NJ.
SrMMERVILLE lKALN.
Leave Charleston. n........................3 .3lcPM
Arrive at Summerviile 5l5 ?. NJ.
Leave Summervc. c......................7.40 A. II.
Arrive ct Charleston n....................s35 SIS A. N
CAMDEN BKAECE.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Leave KingVile. .2.2U P. II.
Arr'e at Camden en................ .6oo T. ID.
Leave Camden. ..o.lu A. NJ.
Arrive ct ingvine. .740 A. N,
(Sianed u. I. pEAKE,
April 30 General Superintendent
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n
Passengers to Stations west oil Lawton and Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah.
Passengers from Bainbridge connect at Lawton
with Express Train for Savannah at 00,A. NJ.
PASSENGERS from Tallahassee by Day Train connect
at Live TX with Express Train for Savannah at II 40
p. II.
Sleeping Cars on Express Trains
No change between Jacksonville and Savannah on
Express Train.
Steamers leave St Marks for New Orleans, Apa-
iachicola and Pensacola every Friday.
Leave st Marks for Havana. Key West, Cedar Keys
and ampa every Wednesday.
Steamers leave Jacksonville for Palatka. Enter
prise and a points On the st Johns River every
Sunday and Wednesday at 9 90 A. ii.
q. s. HAINES.
November 2mo General Suneriutendent
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Memoranda.

The schr F F Cablda, swain, which cleared from
Philadelphia for Charleston has changed her dest'
nation and has since cleared for Savannah.
The schr VIM Ogden, Parker, from Georgetown,
G. for Boston, put into Holmes Hole November u.
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srpERINTENDEN1,s OFFICE.
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

H8SayEshAAan'
IA 49, la tsss.;S Isssssss|s -
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FRENCH, BELGIUM, GLISH AND
AMERICAN CLOTHS, COATINGs, cAsSI-
MEREs. DoEsKINs, TRICors AND BEA-
yERs OF BLACK, BLUE, OLIVE AND MIXED
SHADES, WHICH WILL BE MADE UP TO
ORDER IN THE BEST MANNER, UNDER
THE CARE OF A FIRST-CLASS FRENCH
CUTTER.
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commencing with P. NJ. Train:
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays c1ceptedl Att 90 N
Arrive at Live Oak at 20
Arrive at Jacksonvi lie eat..................7 S0AM
Leave Jacksonville Sundays cxcepted at. 81 Is N
Leave Live Oak az ........................1 IL 40
Arrive at Savannah tMondays excepted at. ..s 90
TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays excepted) Aft 00AM
Arrive at Bainoridge at.......Y 10 20 N
Arrive at Live Oak at........ ..4Y...........5 80
Arrive at Jacksonville eat...................13 L 31A
Arrive at Tallahassee eat.................12 at. 10 81
Arrive at Quincy 15A
Leave cambridge Sundays exc 2ted| 90 N
Leave Quincy at......................... at.
Leave Tallahassee at......................104 45AM
Leave Jacksonville at. 10 18
Leave Live Oak at. 20 AM
Arrive at Savannah Sundays e1ceped) at. 6 90 n
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SAVANNAH, November 11-Cleared, steamsnp
Matanz.s anil Thames :cr New York, and tue bari
Halcyon for Hayre.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

November 2mo General superintendent
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
pANVNC AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAuRo.D COMPANY. TO the amount OF Eighteen Mil
lion Dollars, have already been sold and they are
now in constant demand for home Investment aud on
foreign account. Thoy pay six per cent IN gold
and run for. thirty years. At lG2, they yieid De-
tween eight and nine per cent 20 the investor ana as
soon as the issue is sold, If not before lhey wiz
doubtless command much higher rate AS nrst
mortgage the longest line OF railroad ID tiS co,l
try that is already earning moro than It's interest," i
bilites on its way business, aud which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubted'
Subscriptions will DO received at the COmpanys OF
fee, No. 20 Nassau-st and by John J. Cisco SON.
No 50 Wall-st NewYork, and by most of the leading
bankers throughout the country, wherea new panph-
lot containing full description Of the road and IT'S
securities can be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16

PACIFIC RAILROAD OF Missouri SIX PER CENT
GOLD BoNDs.-The Pacific Railroad of Missouri.
having completed the purchase of Five Millions OF
Missouri State Skies from proceeds Of sales OF ITS SIX
per cent gold mortgage Bonds, and having paid
them over in discharge of all its Indebtedness to the
State, now offer through the undersigned about $l,-
100000 more of its six per cent gold mortgage Bonds
due i'll 1888, Coupons payable, February and August.
The proceeds to be applied to payment of Bonds
about maturing, which will then leave the entire
debt of the road $OO0OOO in six per cent gold Bonds
the annual interest upon which will be 10000 in
gold while the net receipts for the present year will
exceed s,2OO,0O0. The road runs from st. Lous to
Kansas City, @s3 miles. Price for the present, par,
and accrued interest in currency.
CLARK, DODGE & Co.. No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16

Mess porOUy obbug business 30 IS Bah Meats dull ~
dife for sh"uders and Sides Bacon dl with iohbng buHn
sh"adrn, 3se sdrs ia al6c RIB l6lc Clear, 7GIic
s dul small sales at 9,c sugAreure Ham, doll and irregular a.
lsdl9c- nomioally. Gold. J5i
BUFFALO oeL l5-Reeeipis-whea 10000 bnb Corn Zitp IT,
push osis Sopo bush lar ~, 1000 bnsh Fbur 2uV bbs
ShipmenuI"bsAt 5000 bush; Corn 5000 bush Oats, DIN"
hush Barley - 600 hush FeghtWheat 1e ic Oats ue
70 New'fork Flour 10 better demand sales bbs City ground
Spring At ga 80; 200 bb Western Spring 80 Wheat dull
closing tTmer saes n bsb A9cr Canadian s 80 03 o 6ah
White hehg.n OF - 9 600 bush very choice DO al f2 tO
So No heaso 81 So 10000 bush No Milwaukee at 81 e
toh qnh e oWy closing hmer sales HUD hush from Sl eef
down to 81 o. Oats dulhsh at e4 sales &c 600 bush to arrive
6e Rye arm and unchanged Barley ReeTi sales 5000 bush
Canada st 81 Mess Pori unchanged Lard unchanged Seeds
unchanged hghWnes declined &c. held at ~ 5 without buyers
vt Lows Oct 5TohScco heavy and unchanged CottonMf
ding sperGne Fou IS 36a SO 2S Extra Sc 7sa 81 2
Double hrra 81 Od 80 50; Treble Extra TO Fancy SO l59 IL
Wheat goa ~ for Prime to Fancy Pail and 81 2oG 81 80 for
Conmon TO Fancy Spring 81 d9c for Yellow and Prime
White Ost. dull sd56c E 900 ~ 20 for Prime
Choice Spring and A 81 ~ for Fall Rys Advancing; sales at
81 $50 Is Pork s3ld S3 50 Bacon tm at l34 4G3ic
G Shoulders l6ae for Clear Rib Sides aud l7t9lie for fresh Clear
Sides Lard unchanged WHISKY quiet 81 n Cattle S3d 45 for
Common TO Prime. aud IS 5Od SO for Choice.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
THURSDAY. Oct 15--P. N


Gold opcncd at l372, sold at 1875, 1881, closing at
lS7s The cleaiings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
sl5O.4 $4,000, and the balances <l.S77S97 81 The
bids for gold 1T the Sub-Treasury aggregated
Si26oOoo the price Of the bids ranging from 1861 to
I37SS. The whole amount 100000. was awarded 10
the National Currency Bank at 1888.
Government bonds opened strong and active, with
q heavy demand from investors The demand con-
timues 70 ran on SIS which are the cheapest. The
new bonds advanced per cent the closing prices
OF yesterday The short interest is very heavy, and
the aarko, Uas lncdy hammered. both with cash
bonds and sellers options. in hopes OF breaking
prices, bat all the 6ls offered taken and bonds
wcSc IN sharp bOrIpwinV demand for delivery. The
new bonds now have l. per cent accumulated gold
interest Ul them, and are selling at less even at the
present advance, than they did in July ex-cOupons.
The supply IN the hands OF dealers is very light and
'herc IS dihcultyJn filling orders in some issues At
the noon Board there were large transactions in G7s
ct 10 and an advance III quotations Of the other
bonds. The advance was ssubbornv contested by
the hears, hut without avail. Tie assurance Of the
election Of Grant has brought enormous orders here
To purchase. As the Government will not cell any
moro bonds, dealers will soon lose the moderate
amount they now hold. The shorts made on a snp-
position Of Democratic gains are unwilling to cover.
but fail TO make any impression upon the market
with sellers options At ths last call the market con-
tinaed buoyani CSs advanced 10 1lls; 67s, 1lOl
l0tos. 1851 old u.s. 1li. AT the close the market
wal lower. bI't closed strong and active State
boISls were strong Tennessee 6s sold at Gsl; new
bonds co Virginia per cente 81 a 57.; new bonds,
90; sicorgia pes cents so; North Carolina per
cents Gl.aCsi; new bonds, 672aG6!. Rail
way bonds were iiIm. Miscellaneous bonds
Continue active. Pacific Mail is 6rn,
with good demand al l25s@l2G. Express shares
continue dull Railway share, opened suODg. New
isk Central sold nj lo0g Elie opened at 49l, and
hod ~ 81, reacting again 70 &C. Reading was firm
@%sa9H. Tito Western shares were buoyauf, with
~ atance in lloct iaud 70 iosl ST. Paul, 1Cl; ST.
Iapl Preferred, 100. Lake Shore Railway sold n
~ Delaware and Iackawanna. i29; Toledo and
wabash, c3, AeW-Jercy Central, 120; Fort Wayne,
hD. After ihe Bond tiere a reaction Of a pei
'sni n rpces, but without pressure TO sell. Al the
io''oeh Board piccs steady. with less activity
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
wushastru.
NOtytss Of smkruptu.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the UNhdED NdyopdI,
.rs Al. Eastern District of Pennsylyania
siAFryR ard 6EbRGR II RoDERrS ae ePartneTs as syhAF-
rp uonpprs AZ philaepha having petiohed hq then ds'
charge eeng creditors will he held on the on aA 81 Noyeoe
III oq :, ek n n befsrs Register kdsn T. Chase. eslf
" r. N - n The Cg of Philadelphia, that the exannav
e bkrt nav l8sh and any business ot1eetngs Tenea
II Congress transacted The eAstat
u nlh whether have eonormed 20 heir un'y
hi IN @i Ss held on WEDNESDAY the lsth day o No'emeer
U fG h,Et. the hlAJepha, al 10 Ocleck m ~ntn
ths parties Interested may show cause afains ,uSn e ~
i ~ h.rie the Hon John CAdNsaiei Judge OF
a. cont c Distract Court and the seal theeoL AZ iNA~'''
''''''''''''' p"A A' - '"' % ''''' o. r. FOX Clerk
Aus.t-Epgs T. CnAsE, Register HA"'4f
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
DROCLAMATION by the GOVERNOR.
4 sTarE % itLis0s. EXECUTIVE OEIcs
AntlL ~


y vim, ofspdn le,oiano, Win prov on' u ,n act ofib Le,
sias be s.e q lh'o entitled & a. Aa ~ 'S 70 PPs ts P
gld is CRAED OGLBSBY. Governor Of the STATE Of Ho'
D. snY ls5 =, ss Gheeu Fsesars bsnI
,..r s,.,s r.ruI as1s. n s procsmscs
al b ss o. 40 70 ~ , V Ta . .I and III Of .d bSa
III cease is %, tEs of p'Sss, 'ps1l y 'q' % noies 70 ~ IRON ~
- al ar. A. Ar fad ihe Of Interest aeeTud sud
ss' ~, , % h, = poi % di . 4 % 5ssl S., p @ ~ ZOO q
ss is" s,s Of no Ro's's go @ @ is Lff c Issued & e sssIS ss
,sS , 81 & ~ % ss fsSsS ss r. & g'a sa 70 200 and
goso iui 70 William Dses. % Bosa s'Tss' b1lfrg, L"pSSa
so9 % a. "a s 10 isis p iori Bosd No. 99 issued 70
Gnne Of 80 % BsdoH Row Louaon ssusTaHl bond'
Of pns. Roma. ~ si ss 80 aSd S issued
esd a1d Johu Aen q No peyose place Mlde'sI el
the Hs1makst Iolou banic Bond No 2t5 issued 20 Richard
81 I'm, ssa efts india Hoose Ionon eqs Bonds No.
2i 2A7 sd 49, ued 70 ehs ienang e Boftessl Patf near
] 20 rnrss M1ry daru sai Harriet Gamct both Of Brighten
s1ssI . "a q % % : . 10 % on @ LoS fdserS.y s Bond 10
2al .uei so, Frssos neueoy ME's Of No ~ Ceas.'.
Bel evue Cbee, NJ 21l issued 10 James Kings sons
sehr,er of woehrrcb IN County Of Kent IN England
Bonds and 2s' issued TO Maria Dennan Of no - Upper
g asasve i,sas BaaE Co., Bonds No 2i aud
40 % as NO 10 sss ass se8 snd & saci TO Eanser Co
eS. IPss Pss No. Bosl. ssi Ne ss5 saa as issued
ien, Isn'os Of J. EoIs''q ~ Isc,Es SoPdI Ts C
Bos. No 2s and 2e Issued Bsm.nt Bond No 262o issued
10 ID NsBrede numbered 7e 10 27J Inclusive issued 70 g.
w Tew President Of silver Creek Bond No 2sy issued to
s.Ssss F"ss,,sd BOND 10 ses issued % r. sisiE No.
sued 10 Wism Bond' No 2lI sud ~ issued 10 aa
Anna Bonds Numbered tl lnd E6 inclusive issued
Ague Lawson Alicia Ruart both VI Nhb,nt Diuissbr VIA
o. bssAt suvorshp Bond No 2i5i issued 70 Richard
So "a, of Estop Bshop Hereor1,hre England Donds
77,g and A. Feehi Bonds No 2V l10 and 2SJ
issued to II. 81 Boye ,,-,,., a.. l., Id.
Also BoBd. pursuance Of An act entitled An A IN relation
N. the principal Interest Of tue state deh approved
F,b AZ ss9 bonds No. l. 10, H. H. ane % Rsisniea
stock PAYABLE aftr 1865. ,...--,,.
for the rrfundpg Of certain state Bond. appofeh fsoea
Bonds No 49, % 49, so a. a. g. Gnd a. haaaed SshAi s0A'
psrahe aner 1850
Tuony Whereof hereto set hand and cause 10 be anId me
Seal ofAtAte. -
Done al tb, Cy Springfield this nnth day Of oebe The sr
light hundred and Jesh -Sa oi 0 M
''P' w. RICHARD ]. OGLESBY, Governor
"a, ,b. oox.rro,, suasos of State.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
RECEIPTS nF pROnrCE

ocr Is-l3JoG bush Wheat, $3.50 ees9 Com ,l99 6n,h
o.ts GSl tush Matt. bush Barley, ~ bush Grss.
Se.d G5l bush 56l bbE Flour 80 hla Corn Meal IJ
bse, Cotton bbE Refined Petroleum. 5O bb Crude Petroleum
al mn, Srt Tcrputne $50 Lbls Tar. 3l hbs kohn. 10 b6s
Pork 81 psrs Ashes phg stean lGii pk Batter b9 pig
C..e G6 LbA Copper cakes Copper 2O5 bbs WHISKY ~ bb
Fg 38 bales Wool III bse Hops 4l8 sides Leather - HIDES u
% Tobacco Tobacco 80 bbs Sugar % boIes Starch lI
Mi. NsDLtha IS ptgs skins 100 bbls Red OIL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.

PORT oP SEw YORK.. :ocr. b.. .CLEARED
Il I,o s@,.9H1e nGs1e5sy sSsr o9,TSs dss. IsS
Boston uev DAVIS Philadelphia; Abenare Couch Norfolk City
riS sH whsspSs Carter Newouns Aah. Laves corE,
BsrEEosna Robertson Antwerp Hars Johnson LVepOO A.
'i Bfss-Ro.afio Hamilton BRISTOL Wilmington M.e Gov Bay. G.
b Gn rs Stephen @ sSss BaSesn Hosss. Mrsts n sn
'ns seSTss y. ,eB' Sr.aai DeI.sa PcssS M wA
& HsTIy E,.OS DI5Ss e Ise p 81 K
Fanny Elder, Shaw. BOstOu- o
ARRIVED.
Steamship Henry CbauDce Conner AspinSaH treasure, Hd'e aAa
P' Ship MsIbret Tass.r,, Calcutta. July S. mdss
Snip Snip .ss' aS.s joSnc sTsS SsasSi Liverpool ). as is
Bark Eaeiyn jenkins Baencs Ayres Aaa 90 hide, &c.
BsIs sI bo, SS1 % %h.5s SsFG'I &s.a . and
Bark Honduras. TsoT B0,aSi NohaI as y oS Ss sSe nd
Barf Esther Merrill Aadros'lS s. asI. g ,ro ,
Brig Nellie aei.e4 M,5,nsy aH1sl a & 'Ss,seS Ss %
Bas bs fSSsiS fofTi aSps, cssr wcA
ssST ssS F% lamb ciIS IsnS.S ssS1sa Tseo d..
ss ssT ki: A:1s as Sl f aa:Ssiss s.a. DAYS tobacco
schr Marion Gsgs. Wilmington Jays "a nss. 1.s stores
c. A. johnson, Warrington. \. {. Monmouth virginia
s%fG soSs. Ana 1aS. R.sssSo Siis' tna bs J;efsa'
Messenger EssssgST. M s soSs ssSs vifsIsis
MrS.on HOine,, washinsou PlSn.sr GeoTsetose D. C.
+ s Davis wilmington.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ao arrived ship Humboldt, Penang bark Sailor Prince G.
gov brgs Phillip larTahee Philadelphia Isabella Jewst NswfoFk
Milton, Rio Grsnde
poRT MONROE Oct Avej brig Ma,rou from Swan Island for
orders. rn, ~ p..,~
lane for Rio Japsiro Caihsrioe. CadiL
HcLs.s. HOIT Oct Any,d 'chr. C. s. Dyer H0O'1s' S''
san FaAScisoo oct Is Arved ship TOpsslsn' from Ss'ns
hae R.F Foster from Panams
FOREIGN PORTS. ...g
APiSvALL-Arryed s. bark Mira, Dir Phiadelphh DIG
Costa Rca CASSIDY Eewlork; brig Black Fish bfsSf oa'shN&h-
Cleared D. u 5 gunboat sscc, Wilson. hsJ West
wHALERs.
SAN Francisco Oct The Nhaleship Msmelat arrived non s
Ochot,k Auz spoke Nile ah +o bsA si cn NV
arms The the previous regard 70 The sa o. ae.sss ~
Whaling aeet the prvss0t The ships da NOT sAs ~ '
OF oil .--.-..-.--
DISASTERS.
~ T., report the loss OF '9e
..r AMI, Mo, of RorkanJ Me-, 90 Fosg rom
sh lime She sruek on O,ahe oys
on toe lsth September at oe9sA m - ,ca.
$1,000 10 he ON 6rc from The vessel ana cargo are .o
Glover together WITH tne ieio sius srew AZ
sa :, ga IN wrrctng vessel; VIM hmtsge VIZ VeoI0s
u y Abrsiksr ,ns Geo Harden, and Wa n ATns
iage
IT. hin us. Tagea 100 dsys from Calcutta msde .ne
All year G She et York for Liverpool Dss-
. IN 10 months and6 days
SPOKEN. !, -
sb, sephen Wright from Liverpool for saTannah-oea ~ '
% "pt seated from Lopdonsept lat lshs lon Al, lon
Irr Mercedes from Cieuflcgos iOrkew iork-ocL o. ~N
300! AN rrff fr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16

AT the Second Board prices were lower. Ere Soiu
down TO 49, New-York Central was atIectei oS ''e
decline in Erie selling at l2ss The Weston i'ot ""s
from IA lower: the decline was made py sn"i
attack by the shorts. At the close the inaiAe' was
steady governments closed strong; .....
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
GOLD.

The National Currency Bank, corner of Wall-st and
broadway, will include in its proposal for sub
Treasury gold any amount for merchants and others
Orders 10 be so included must be handed i'll by lit
o'clock a. III. Usual commission only the amount
obtained. W. G. WHITE Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16

lCarefuny reported for The Trbune.l .
THURSDAY October IS
ASHbSTbe market steady with moderate business. al SBlS1
SB 81 for Pots. and $40 50 for Pearls
COTTON he demand has been good and general and though
sbat the steady at
previous hures sales o - bales including IN TO spinners V'
10 xatdh a ltoe cu1a W.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
Miscellaneous.
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains vessels arriving al this port are requesed
addressed the NesYork Associated Press osy
persons exhibiting authority o. W. simoaion General
Agent the Journal Of Commerce 1tHes TRIBUNE
ErpT Ereata9 Post Commercial ddterFir sfGas
ZuHc Journal and Nsu Yorker DssokTss should sss
be delivered only 10 tie persona
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16

The amount OF notes in circulation Is 424Ssl2iO being
decreasc of as2Og2j aud the stock OF bullion IN both
Dsnartments is 5G. showing an increase OF &c.
23G when compared with the preceding return The IN
rcase ~ buon would have been larger, but FOR the
Withdrawal OF coin Government and other payments
at the end OF the quarter.
enue of Great Britain and Ireland Tor e year endlng
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
slort. a9larStns Qotitf.

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NOTICE is hereby gwen IN ,s.e .oru.s ssu Xss.
~ seetiss Of tie pssa Asnl ~ Ne. YORK. TO a. persons
,hs W.rns Omce of tue Port ~ ,aa uaarr
,o, m or having Of 40 % .rs nov under eranIsl.
h'esesa -" .eses' .is
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-16

Pacific Railroad of Missouri six per cent Gold
Bonds for sale favorable terms, by SCHUYLER
SKAAIs q BRO. bankers No 10 BrOad.st.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16

Staticnirp, &t.
pARD & BROTHERS,
- GOLD PIE s,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES,
SILVER RUBBER AND GOLD DPLATBD TELEsCOPlC PEN
CASES TOOrlIPlCKS, ke, kc
JAMES D. BARD Agent No. 22 hsiden.lane, New.fcrs
rINO PRINTERS.-Our PATENT COMPOSl-
rIoy i pkpe rse superior anything and eoenOn
m The rollers harden shrink crack GIVE tnem AnH
oeN'A'NN'~ Manufacturer No - MaAisn-lsne,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16

MINIATURES ALMANAC
Suu 6:l2( $40 Moon sets s;u
Sandy Hook eve 6:59 Cows andeve $40 Hell
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16
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On tho D and g. r. r. not included above si33 0C5 a.
M. 81 Paul Press OF oct. c. says:
time In have AZ
whereby the Chicago and 81 faul Railroad
hsSe trsnSfrred land grant, road assets &C. 70
eou,tnR Of President ard leading directors ,Dd stock
boers Chicago aud hoTth eeterh ana hAuAse AM oN A
Railroad CompaBies
ING Sent SO gives the following results when compared
New-York tribune., 1868-10-16


TIC foo.ings OF the Boston Banks return are: