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tlfy Dftto-gorK arnmty Ponbag, Qtibtnibtt 13, 1865. 4 3 I 3 5 i .4 '4 1 I -i -t 4 l5 11 i LOCL INTELLIGENCE. Dedication mt mu 0fcrtl'i Baanam CathxoH CUaaroM. Tha ttewlv-erectod church on Thlrty-aermth-etraet. mm ftecood-evanua, we eooeecxated yeeterday CM acrd worship ta th Roman CatbaUe failh.

under ptf of St OabrW, ta ArchangeL Th solemn earemoula war aducted with th pomp loMnbto from th olbrUon of High Man. Archbiahop KoComxt sad Bishop Ltwck, eeadsted Cm eayamony. attracted great many of Tfcl saw church to carrel yet wmxAHfO. but evn ersVtewm saw tsar nwrabtywrtn many of th lead ing Bonis Catbolio rburche la una city, xtke iron a. HaltJ aeniaiai asi aa.

is" of broero-atoraa, writa iibusi iila eaa either aid of tha i In entrancr The wrcbitecteur Moi tha pur Gothic atrial. Tha galterta 4V aot axtead within thirty feci of the attar, sadj la 4aa toft band tourralarn, it 1 mtendad to bund a ahspot tkorty wot wldav aocdjng launimniiinra aor tin aa dinar to offer- wo Lbair anoa-niria onaooa. Taeatarh to 1M feet lung by 68 8t wide. Tmr three 4ale, and th eetire 1 miming will ftllljr S.OUfl a irsaas Tba naawpiaoe, which to (lor of Ue cunhU too wxiea mom I erar.tha) lujrB or priaflipu aroLC jx xwjw i the AJchAaical tiehrlaJ aa tha Jtme p- Laolho TiraiB HAryatMiavnoanoea to ah creet ureter? the hmmrwaUow; -Hail Mary. tmM of gr ettr Lord to with thee, fctoeaod art ho uxofit wcaaea and 'btoaaed let tfcfl fruU of thy woab.

Joeaa." Xhe achafir here repr aeamtad aa ferrta oat daocnd4jfrom haarav and wearing the nnossoement reeorded la Zbroanh, Uia rnrmlaalrm rf maaterpieoe waa copied from Oe oriiuai la tha Propaganda. Jida fcy Mas toucn. Thm orlslnal to by Gvwo Bxvc an4 baa boas reaped thai graaA onBeciion at the QoLrinal Chapal, Borne, -Ore each. ot the aiaiea (both calddle ad aide aialaa) are architrave reeling a the eolamna whtoh tata the aialoav To ediaoa waa bniH throiifh the taatrumantahtiy of tha Paatoxv'X. father Cioirw Tr whe baa laliored earnaatl la the work.

it an early hoar yeeterday aaomina; crowda oocud be aeaa waadiaa; their aeTaral way toward thchureh. and by tha time for the eonuaenoemeot of the dedlca 4ury ceraaxooto not a aeat ooald be foaadj th mImLm war crowded aim oat to Xa order to add to tha foada of th charoh, eno tkahv WM charged for adcolaaloa ticket, hoa galntag a iacg nai for tha compUUoa of the edifloe. laaida the raUiotf of the alter war eeated tha afoat Ber, Axchblahop McClxmkxt. of VvavYorki Sight Her. Blahop Lmcu.

of Chirl tea. Very-' V. Sroaaa, Tlcar Oeaeral i ltev. IX hfcNxaxr, 8eo retary to the Archbiahop ev. Fathere Kaaoaaa.

8. 3. i Vioot, Cvomvu raator i Bnxtta. Curt Thoa. YliRlLL, ol St.

ioaoptt Jon LaaKJV, J. Cor BAM, JL DoVtU.T,lra. MUHRAaH, KoQaBZHT aad Prurrxa, Order of Frandeoana. Tha celebrant waa Father Baxa-rxA, the Dee boa Ber. A.

J. Uoiijrur, ead the 8ab-Ieecon Rer. Mr. Xukam. Her.

Fathar HcSxxax waa tha Maater of Ceremonlea. The Archbiahop conducted the dedicatory aerrlcea, including the "Aaporgee me DoaUae." The grand Jhiga anaaa waa magaiaoeaUy roar by the choir, their euperb Toieea fiUinf the ehunh with harmony. flight Uct. Biahup Lrvca, read the leeaoa of th day the aixth chapter of Chroaiolee after which ha prrarhM tha dedicatloa Ilia remark war thU-ay devoted to a doacriptloa of the early hiatory and eubietjient trvablea of the Chrlatlaa Church, aad he that tni hiatory of the Jewa afforded a atrik-1b erample of the aeoneatar foraom oarwardfona ot worahip; lor while larael -waa In tha performance of her religiome dotiea th aatloa waa proa-reroui. Aa aoon aa the obeorvaaoe of the Sabbath fell off, aod the teaaplee were raff to AH tnfo decay and ruta, theu oaiae huaUiiattoa, If not annihilation- Ha a poke of the dangera aad peraecutluaa of th prlmltirs Cbrtatiaaa; and gay a graphic deacripUoa Of the Cata-combe of Home aad tha churchea throaghoat Europe, ehowlng that the Church Lad -outlived hex persecutors, la conclodiag hia aermoa, liiahop LncB urged Upoo hia heart the aeeeaaity of etrlct atteattnai to religious duty aad the obeet fence of church derot'oa, ad beatowed hia btoaaing apoa th church ttaelf, tha congregation and all aaaeaiUlad therein.

Italian Progreee. uxxxuia ta sit. m. BaxcHEB'g chuxch at- 81 rOW. XAOCBZIXA A9I SXT.

DB. BTTCHOOCX. In conformity with a widely-extended notice, the trieada of a reformed aad chriatiaaUed Italy aa-eeaibled at Plymouth Church yeeterday afternoon, to lirtea to the narration aad auggcatioaa of ProL Tao-cazrut, of HUan. Bey. DrUrrcHcoca, of thla dry, oocupled the chair and called the meeting lo order, introducing the ProfceeoT aa an Italian noted tn hia owa land for vigor ot Intellect aad culture, and known to all Chrlatlaa teachera aa aa earn eat, ahle advocate of liberal Chrlatiaa aeaUmoat aad th religion of the Lord aad Prof.

TaccaxxxA made a long aad angularly latareat-lag addreea on the condition of Italy, ooatraating the fact aad opportunity of the peat with th gloriea of the preeeat aad tha magnificent poeafbiHtlee of the futara. The riae, progreee aad preaeat weakneaa of the Bomlah power were eloquently depleted, and the moat encouraging prophedea drawn from tha fact of lta decline, for the young and atnrdy Church of the preeeat. lie told hia owa atory, weaTiag with It anecdote of a peraonal nature, which eerred to deepen the iatcreat of hia hear era la hia subject aad hlmaelf. Of hia well known paper, the Echo Italia, ha remarked that It had don aa Immensity of good, and had been made tha aabjeot of a apartal diatribe irom th Biabop. To th rapport of hia paper, ha haa given $6,000 a year la gold, beaidca hia peraonal care, eervioe aad attention.

What be now desire la, that a sum equal to that shall be piedgd by th resident of this country for the ensuing three years, so that while a burden la lifted from ha shonl'iera, a great good may be continued to the atroirslinir Christiana of hia land. For tha more aueceaeful spreading of the gospel, it aoona ne- churcbea ahouu oa provided ToJ i nro chie. a A. it i lata. A Trad.

Baak 410 Qoick. alta. Oav. 3U0 Caatoa Co 1 1 4 MONETARY AFFAIRS. 14 aat th twU BxCBmajco rot.

1C fl.iaay. It- Vt En toaad-. u.Ha.6-Aj.a.t avv o.a ea.aa.hvaa iocktb tiiS U.O0Q Tr Netea. 2-Ua. toO 10.000 ,4 Hart.

16 13.U oo Third to. Iteadias at 1,001 Ko.ea, faetae K. lasoaw TV LOOBCalTa. 1M 10.0fi Ohto A uaT ia.ua do 9i'. Y.Omm.

ft FnaEruIitM. fij iwaOw.Bar.Aaas.ut in UJM lot. at aA aa, is i am. CO. that for th aa of thoa who cow worship ta beeemrata aad 01-edapted apartment.

This can be done without xpenae, aa since the time of NaroLaoa the First, who cloeed many ef the chnrehe. theae building have beea vacant or occupied aa atorehoatea ail over the kingdom. On of them baa beea granted to th English by Ticroa Km aitokx, and it la believed that a petition from America would. Insure a aim Oar favor to the 4,000 Christians in Milan. Th petition will be placed la all th churches next 8uadav, and It la hoped the people will do thlagood man tha littl faror hs aakj at their hands.

la eloeing the aetilce Rev. Dr. Hitcboock heartily Indorsed all that ale eloquent brother bad said, aad urged a compliance with his two requeeta, viz. money and nantea. learn that matter are In progreaa to pat this project oa a good footing aad Insure its success.

Prof. Taccbkixa, aaid Ir. Hitchcock, la Dot only a on ad Chritiaa man, bat a cultivated acholar, an experienced jouraallat aad a traveler of groat and varied xpfienee. Th Twentyetcoad Regiment Proms atael Coaert-OpcalBg of ta Seaaoai. Ih gailani Toung member of the gaUant Twenty-eeoond Regiment, opened their aeaeon fcf promenade concert oa Saturdai evening, at their armory, la Feaxtaerilh-arraei, wmc euth-aveaoe.

AJ aroal tha Twenty-aeooad, th eoncert waa patroDlxed by brilliant crowd of ftehlon. aad thrpear-anc of th 1 gathering em prvwtmqdg waa pleasing aad Tha Twenty-second Bagtment Band, aadar tha ahla laaderahlo' of T. aarrxaaoa Do-roBTH, mad theiz attractiT programiaa atHliaox by tha attention btowd apoa tta axecatloa. Th following comprised th -If arch, Overtnra'to "tUiara Fantaaw oa aoag "BeatiXul Qaickatop, "Good Oraad aalaotton fronv MAttUa.1 ZJed. 0.

BlU Each liebe Toraleia. llunrki Tv. rolieaae, Oras aaa der Ferae. Qrand pot poarL "Th Tour of Europe." Tha Beethovaa Walta. Foloaale front Xa TJatoav Pot Pourt, Th mem era ot tha Twentv-aeoond mav sairlv eon.

gTatulete themaelvea apoa th opening of their pronv anada concert aeaaon, and It la to be alnoaraly hoped Chat th atir aaaaon will prav fnlly- aa mnnaaifnL -vr t'ilT On 8Atnray afiernooa a gpirited taait' wii played betvaea ta two elaba. Tha Fan wood Ouh Aa aampoaad of papfla of tha larUrotlaa for (ha Zeaf aad fumb at Waahington Height i th taambari iof the Alert are rtadeaU of th Fort Waahlagtoa branch InaOtata, Th gtzM took plant apoa ha of th laatttatioa for th PMfaad Damb, and bated about 4wa hoara and a halt Thm aaaf aad damb boy shewed that thoagh they maka law aoto ta thdr play than other boya garmSy da, thay kaev Low to iaU Chi laadiMrforta aQ th aeceeeary evolution, Thf woa thecamby ooreOaaa3. Iurtnr tha ara a laaiaga. the FrasMh boy were dtoaZ poiatmaat aad dlagaat war painted apoa thalaoaaof their deaf-mate aakartmiaia. wV.CT-v.tr7-.: iaatag, th tattearetnevad thahr awtuaev.

thetyaowa. thUaaUgaA, Tha uxsrt: 1 i ray a. alAateay. r. L.MM..S f'fhaUlaw.

ijlaa, to tha cor taxtpoow i ad. a. sr. t. IViaetow.

f. tagaaa, a. i Cl enroras, VI 4. ad. ath.

tth. vttptn Yacxtt of th Uert Claa, ifsrera B. B- Lloib aad P.Caoaxsaa a-5hosJa1jaaM, DeL A Had. Canal. 146 lUVfest.

U.Teler'h.r If Marines AC Oe. Jltt oa, ia eaa lai Mar. fa. Oo. Pr.

i -i to xa K. Y. baiaae Lehigh AS. IV so a- J0-) to R. do w.

a fx, to ia van. do call 114,, do tMlMX lflOMicb-Oea. B. AV.L I 1AT Am la Aa bU 1UO aSB tS turn a eaa ux UOBLOa. tfci l3tt ano 1MV an do.

iM Oleta. A Pitta t45 do 400 do NX 4 too Dale. aH. vf Ql iXi OhL 0. W.

OO 40 o. oall rthi a n. i 4 4fl liH A. A T.U, oo do W) Alt, AT. U.Pr..b a El 109 43 1 mUf.BOAB 91 A.

M.aOOO. AM.Oer..a tU lflOO Clave. do. a K. T.

0..... loo do KO0 Erie Bailread 3no lo do ana do lac Had. 1JQ a jo 400 115 llu ktioh. S.A H. K.ai T4 S3 0 3 B1 aa 1640 A WS do 0 SUH do te4 do KtH do BS 0 a 3 do ba 93 102 106 4lA S00 Oleve.

A ToL lMUhia. A B. 1.. Had. R.

loekHo incH de uV It) do 106 Baediag B. llMtjOOChio. A H. 100, de T4H 14 t0 de 3 TH "0 T4j 300 do loo us ta 3 107 loo T. H.

A Alt. K. 43 auO Tol -Wab. A W. 60 300 lao 100 do.

do 10UO do bS raoo do. do loo do S3 log Canton Oo a3 100 do. 100 do aS MO Qulek. Mia. Oe uu.

30SohorlkiU Ooal OPEW BOARD 1 P. at. 40,0000. A at. i N.

Y. loo do a de ano do- bS 400 Eri Hallway 28.900 Clave. A PitU. 1600 no 300 4C0 3tt 4no do do do aijo Hud. Bir.

190 do aS 00 Reading b3 tuO do do 1 too af sab. S. A M. ajtO0 4" aaeaeaeaeea. uo do X3 1100 do 300 OhL A M.

W. de do too Ghi. A 2t. W.Pr... 100 8U0 do ICO do: 3 100 T.

H. A Alt. an 300 oOO 500 600 TOO aoa 300 900 808 2AJ0 -bo do. do do b3 do 0 do do sS do bS do. uv anO CbJo.

A B. a3 do. 100 do Dio 3U0 FV W. AO loo do IL 100 AfaO. A w.

B. 130 do ino do lino Canton Oo lea do 3A) do 200 Qalok. Hia. 300 Lehigh SuaquTi. orrsr boajbd 3 p.

17. 8. 10,000 O. A M. Car.

100 New-York 800 Erie Railroad. 100 do. 800 j0 do 1300 do. 6U) do' 100 Hadaoa B. B.

Keadin MaLboTA N. I 100 do do hi too do bia asi.aoo CU S7 is 107 '4 114 if- 5 3i 400 400 130 300 do 0 do rsoo dow 600 Chie. A I 400 a3 UOChL AH. W. 3C0 do a3 100 do, b3 900 PFt.fr.

AO aoo do SOO Canton Co. 100 SohalaiU Coal. 03' S3) B3' 1CS2 106V 65 6S3 103 102 .1 AtOVDAT, SOV. 13 A. At.

Trade continues active for so late a period in the Fall aeaaon. Both the Import and Export movement is large. The latter embrace a a considerable amount of Cotton for Liverpool and the Continent. Since the yielding in price 8 at Liverpool, there to a free disposition on the part of holders here to meet the market. The stocks In New-York and New-Orleans continue, however, to gain on the demand for export and from our domestic mills.

The amount on hand In this port, including Cotton on shipboard not cleared, to reckoned at bales, and at New-Orleans 125,000 bales. The Customs Duties continue large, though the amount of the fresh entries of Foreign Goods going into Bond ia rather ahead of the withdrawals from Bond. The rates of Exchange on London hare fallen to 1084108i cent, and there is no prospect of the resumption of specie exports, except in the way of Gold bars delivered from California. Of these there is about $1,000,000 to go forward the present week. Money keep active at 7 cent on call, and 79 f) oent.

on prime paper. Borne of the New-England and 'Western Country Banks are short of Money, and continue to send in their 7-30 cent. United States Treasury paper for resale, which has farther depressed Government securities llg cent. The Railway Stocks were feverish throughout tha week, and left off generally lower than on Saturday week. A very large business is doing, however, on speculation, the short sellers being, for the time, in the majority.

The Import Entries for the past week, including the Dry Goods return in our last paper, amount to 18.174, 655, as against the total entries of 13227,671 same week last year. The Export Clearances of Domestic Produce amount to $6,127,156, against 11,87 4,605 same week last year. The export of Specie amounts to $136,400 against same week last year. The Customs for tha week are $2,463,112. The receipts of Cotton, coastwise and by railroad, are 23,016 bales.

The of emigrant passengers arrived during the week is 5,479. Tha Import entrieav of Foreign Merchandise at New-York tinea the 1st of January are officially (to 1st October) and semi-ofBciaDy reported, as foPowa the small entries of Foreign Specie being omitted fafcraarr laa.94 Jaiarah la, MB, 131 AMi llSJT.irfii Way i 023,870 aa It -Teal to agaiaai 14 tl. ill' L8T7 S83wtau.MS tiaa Aata The Exports of Domestio Prodncs and hlls- eellABaoog Goods, laoindhig Foreign articles re exported tmce January. Vara: a. 4j.s 71Ul Agalaat aama taaa coat I eiae )aaj at.

337 c2.m a tm mn r. a.tzz,iaa 4,1 40,17 Tha txporto of Speci from Sew-Tork sinoe dan. Maht Aprd at ie.lM.tB3 aia.ani Ti Aagast.yy... Totalle asaiaai earn aow toM Jea. 8pS eaafoese' 3 W4, ITJ 0c $ien Oo.

u.ranMiHI axiio Ooa. 4A.ral 8J0.IU wOwafJ. TX.TuU Sv. lLnM.M...w.. 1M.4U0 a ta-si tlibOBXia Tha deliveries of Gold from California at Kew-Iork, since Jan, lare Jaaaary.

11W? Jaae T4aYleat tnc.46: Jnry. Aaguet. i.m4 A a.ri,jua tPT3.4.lt4aba. 1C9T.1M a.a.-iUHr aaore ataa aiaa. TL fdUdTtcg ara tiia Custoxag rtceired in Gold, and Gold Interest paid out at the New-York tha United States Treasury, sine Jan.

18W: vl I and Chicago Baflway Company for art rthueep6rted to us: A Ootobar, ISA 1 April. Jaaa.M Jahr Ao. Oovober NotA v. Total 4ZLV14 A A.las4 Mar t.Ti4 t.WS.1 U.l.i,apo 13.1w1.em Il.0n4.40i1 1.7T1.043I Jmmn April. Anjroat Ootobar Nov.

4. 13.4V 10O9.M 10.197 ia.xw ariAJsr 464.471 111T.4U ia, i.3Sl Total aS6.CeO.4J) OOtTBSZ OT BTOOX SX0XA2I0C TOB WXTX Asaerioaa Gold U7b. year lartlOlSi V. 1 centa, 10-aO 'A -vik rwr.i loiesi Hew-Vork aad Erie. Rock laland Mlchigaa klichiaaa Illinois Central Uadaoai Ui -Cleveland and Pittsborch Fort Wayne and cnicejro.

UjWfcioW T2XiT7rt Chiearo aod Almaden I afaripoea 3 4 Imadeo Quack arttKaUold anaTUCISJvstBajSBlSA) a a a Reading Vl I iT Canto Land Ohio and Kiasiaslppt Certificate. 2Xa The price of Gold again ruled steady feat-nrdrry, at 1461 145i 9 cent, at one time, 146JO i oent. After the sailing of the steamers Exchange was offered on London at 108108) cent standard names, and 106 J108f for Southern Bank bills with New-York indorsement. The export of Gold by the day's steamers, $130,000, making for the whole (week $106,400. The Customs receipts of the week into the Treasury Office are $2,163,112, and the Gold Interest payments out of the Office $1,000,300.

The receipts of Cotton 23,016 bales. The market for Money was easier than on Friday to borrowers on demand, the lenders being quite ready, as usual on Saturday, to make two days' interest eron if they should have occasion to recall their balances on Monday. The rata ia full 7 cent, at which the leading Stock firms in the street are readily supplied, and some few of them were lenders themselves Saturday. Various rumors, for effect, on the Stock Exchange, were indulged as to what the Treasury would do or be compelled to do with the 5 f) cent, legal Tenders falling due, in course, on the 1st December, and a peremptory Loan in an open market spoken of as likely to make a pressure for Money. The facts are directly the contrary.

1. There is only a remnant of about $18,000,000 of the $150,000,000 coupon 5 cent, legal Tenders of 1863, now outstanding. 2. The accumulated interest on the Notes Bince the 1st June coupon was paid is 2 cent. This interest can, and probably wffl, be paid and payment stamped on the face of the Notes, on the 1st December, and the same rate of interest be allowed to run while the Notes are withheld from presentation for payment.

3. Or, if the holders prefer, they can send the Notes into the Government at Washington for payment of principal and the 2g cent, interest, and receive their money by draft on the New-York Treasury Office. 4. Or the Govemment.c&n substitute for the 8 cent. Notes, the Compound Interest Notes, as provided for such' cases in the Loan Act of June, 1864.

5. Or the holders of these Notes can receive the interest and deposit the principal in the New-York Office and receive therefor 6 cent. Certificates, redeemable after 80 days on 10 days' notice. 6. And finally, in no contingency, is a new Loan, in the sense rumored on the street, contemplated, much less necessary to meet these Notes.

We deem it more than probable that as a matter of choice the large holders (chiefly the Banks, which treat them as part of their Legal Tender reserve of 25 cent.) will take the 2 cent, interest, hare the payment stamped, and circulate, or hold, at their convenience, the Notes in their present form. There ia another 5 per cent Legal-Tender issue of 1864, outstanding for about $12,000,000 or $13,000,000, not due until March and April, 1806, which added to the above, accounts for the whole rumor of a new thirty million Loan I At the Stock Exchange the Government list continued weak, while the Railways were in partially better demand. The contests between Bull Pittsburgh, Michigan Southern and Erie are the chief points of the Street, and occasion much discussion on both sides. The short sellers of Michigan Southern are most industrious in circulating their version of the condition amount of available Stock, and remote prospects for the next dividend of the Road. The Open Board of Brokers have resolved to renew Saturday afternoon sessions.

And at 1 o'clock the following quotations, on the close of tha reported. The Railways left off dull: U. 8. lo-ax. nH v.

8. 5-aos. 101J U. 8. Vt N.

Y. KV Erie B2S Hudson 168 Rsadinr 115 Mich, lb' Illinois Central. Pittsburgh I J8 Frt. Northwest. 33 N.

West Rock Island lofc Fort Warn. liRV Cumbland CoaL 43 10734 Qnickailver 48 uentoir. 4474 Sat, Ohio Uert i fiestas 3 2vr AJnartoan XtejZ The following bids were made Saturday for the City Bank Shares New-York. .118 Merchant ...,.110 ......113 America ..180 City 170 Katlonai ..106 Leather MannJact'a. .175 Commro Mechanic' Bk Aae-lOO American Exchange.

Ill Bank of the Bepnblic.109 ....110 ....118 'Hanover (Metropolitan. People's 110 tehoS and Leather 101 Corn Exchange no (8t.Xicholaa.v. 08 (Commonwealth 100 'importer A Tradera' 93 iK.T.Natlonal Exc.Bk.121 (Central National 103 Ironrth National 84 (Mechanic' .100 And the following for the Railway Mortgages: flack. A etn bond. .190 SvW.w 1 loi.

ao It. Cfeew 8s, 1049. n. x. Can.

eav si N. Y. Can. Ta, 1P76 1C3 N. Y.

Can. ta, ooa 18T8L.10S Erie 1st mora, x-d Erie Ta, Id mora. 99 Erie Te 6th nort- 4 Bn rlJY.A ITlat aCtf 9Ja Hud. Rrts. hrt HadB, AL8.IV8s.u4 Hod.

H. 7a, eonv "87.. 4 Uarietaada, Atioh. B. A Q.

SI B. A Q.S HaiLSt. Joa, L. 1st 90 ToL AWab-lrt. 1 QaX A tjhie.

Ext 100 Chi. IR.L la Cleve. 4 ToL S. rand 97 ft, Oen. 1st mort, ntaa, ciisa at.iia Cleve.

A P. 4th 14 a ale. L.U.104 M. 4S AAtteaLst saora. tno, aVEaoiiX a 1st aa.

80 'enteanla ILR. Bonds. lanetU A Cist to A ALU. tat mort as A Ohio, 1st aaort. 96 We notice that Mesfirs.

Bxboocs, Bboteess 4 Co Bankers in Sterling Exchange and foreign mercantile credits, have remoTed to the new buOding, No. 14 Broad-street, recently fitted op the New-York, indemnity Guaranty Company. On Saturday th Erie Company were placed in funds for tha November installment of their recent 800,000 loan in London, and immediately retired 14,000 shares of their reserved stock heretofore Tinder hypothecation with Mr. In 'a few' weeks, the December installment on tha wiU enable the Company "to, retire tha remaining 14,000 shares; thus. restoring the capital to where It stood on the last Annual Beport; say 164,000 hares, of which about 60 per cent, is now owned i Mr.

Bexjamts the well-known Orerland llaa Contractor, ta connection with lleasrs. Paux, Bl Fobbbs, S. L. IL Babxow, WruiAat B. lrcnxiAji B.

Tamyem, and Others, Us eUt'lkh6d a line of steamers for te Pacifie coast aervioe, betweon Ban Francisco and Oregon and British Columbia, and also between the Mexican port on the Pacific aad 8an Francisco. Bee advertisement on another page. The earnings ot the Plttshurgh, Fort Wayne Ootobar. 1864.. A.

400 :laflffaaM.a rroaa Jaaaary Ootobee. 6S Iraaa Janaary to Ootober, a.M4m aa GENERAL MARKETS. Hrnr-Toaa, flatarday Hot. It. 1858.

Ta reeerpt of the principal kind of Produce sine en: is acaa. naneay aa.ava ooia. mm, 1SS base Con afeaL 102.m bnahel Wheat. 86.640 boahela Com. bnaheta By.

67.088 boahala Bar- I0T. BOO baahala Oata. as dkss. troviaifnia. ana th weak eadlnc to-day: 428 bbta.

Aehe. IMU bbla. Plowr. bUa. and S.568 bags Cora Meal, 818,10 boahela Wheat, 880.6ST baahea Corn, 90.824 bwabela Bye, 179, T7 buahal Barley.

880,170 baahals Oata. 6.7M boahala Ualt I1M pkga, Prerislons. aad LJ bbla. Whisky. A8HES Ar qmlet aad aoralnal at about lor both kind.

"A 100 im th abeeac of any oonatrt arable reoerpta. COfTKX maderate Uvjnlry prevaHa for Ota principal kind at aaaady prioaa, teehadfaag Java at Bio at ataracalbo a Ukc: Laamerra at St, at In gold. Prtnoe, term. CtVfT09-aa Ibeen ia firmer prioaa: Miinw aane. fi To rn.

An Invoice of Port-eo- ta bond; was sold for export, oa privat rood raqnertataoraewhat lo63o chiefly at da Bale and reaale. alnca oar last, Aso nsccoai at this port thJ wee aav ben 28,088 balsa, anahinc 4078 bale atnoe tha let of November, and 369.813 bale aino th commence-meat or th enrrent Cotton year. Sept. f. 1868.

Tha exports of Cotton from thi port, aino Prtday of Uat week, add np 1770 balaat. i DUX GOODS Th Pry Good Exchange report of to-day la aa IbUow: jobbers' Prioaa. Browa Sheetrnaa Standard. 9o.At-lanuoO, asc; PeppereU B. ASo.

PeppareU ci PeppereU 29c; PeppereU Great FaUa AC, Great Palla 8, 27 Xc: BootB, 880. Boot 28 c. Boot H. 28 X. Bleached Bhirttaga Wameu.

ta, 47Kc; White Bock, 4O0.1 MaaonviUe, 40c Lona dale, Hope, Blackatoae.Mo. I Portsmooth 80a. Corset Jeana Laoonia, 38c Whittenton, 85c Lewlaton Bleached, 82c Browa Prilhi Standard, Stark 83c; Globa, 8I0. Canton Flannel Salmon FalU Bleached. 800.

Salmon Falls Brown. 42 Xc; Hamilton IF. 42c; Haah-na 87c Kentocky Jeans Blohmonda, 87 K. Bod. mans, 67e.

Prlnta Ooclieoo, -So He Paetflo. ci Sprafue, ibc; Hamilton, aso. American, 28c; Axnoe-keag, 34c Arnold, 23c rreeman'a, 21c Ticks Amoakeag D. 4QKc; Pem barton K. 87c; Albany, 2c Pittafleld, 23c ijtrlpea VThtttenton 45c; York, 45c Jewett City.

Easton, $3c. DenimaAmoa-keag. 80c Haaaachnaetts, 62 I aCohawk, 81c De-Kinea Paolfio, 81c Mancheeter, 81c Fancy Caaai-merea 8ilk Atixed, $2 AO to 88 60. Hoop Skirt Bradley 'a Buplex Elliptic, beat qnaUty, demand large; 8. T.

A A T. Meyer, II 1-inch. 20 to 40 hoops, 47c 90c. ft doa. 8-lnch, 20 to 40 hoopa, 28 doa Hoopa.

Spool Cotton Coata, $1 10; Greeat A Danlala'. 80c; WUUmantin. 90c; Hadley A Co 90c The followmg dispatohe hare been bulletined in th Dry Good Exchange to-dar: Boston. Nov. Ik.

Market decidedly firmer; a lively trade doing; great Improvement. Baltimore, Nov. 11. There aeems to mora confidence In goods to-day; the market ia better for cotton and atandard aheetinge. Ph lladfilphla.

Kov. 11. Dry good market aad doll at previous quotations for ataple cotton. Woolen steady, bnt quiet. i FLOCK AJTD 1TEAX State and Weatorn Flour haa been dull and heavy to-day, prices of low ar grade having receded a trifle.

Sale aino our last, 8,700 Inolndtng very Inferior to choice Superfine Stat and Western, at $7 70 10; very pocr to choice Extra Stat at $8 88, chiefly at $8 38; round-hoop Extra Ohio, inferior to good shipping brands, at $8 18 It bbL We now quote: Superfine State and Western 7 70 Extra BUte 8 18 Ot8 10 8 68 a 9 18 60 ili 80 lli 28 Extra nonoia, Indiana, llichigan, Ac 8 X3 Extra Ohio, brands 8 90 Extra Ohio, trade and iamuy 20 Extra 8 80 Poor to very choice extra AOaeourt. 9 00 Southern Flour continues depressed. Sales sines our last 890 in lota, at $9 6O810 90 for poor to good, and 28 for good to very choice extra brands, A bbL Canadian Floor la shade lower. Bales 800 bbla. Extra at $8 bbL Bye Flour la inactive to-day, including Superfine f) bbL; aalea 100 bbla.

Corn Meal continue tn fair demand at 84 40 for Western, 4 ee for Jersey, $4 88 for Brandywin, and $4 75 for klarah'a Caloric, bbL Balea 150 bbla. GBADT Wheat has been in lee request at irregular prices, th market closing in favor of pnrehaaera. galea since pur last 83,000 bushels, including aotnmon ntw White Western at $2 25; Amber Spring at $1 85 90, the Utter a fancy price; Chicago Spring and Milwaukee dub at 81 7681 88, aad Amber State at $2 40 bnaheL Cora aaa boon ta active request, but having bean freely offered, price closed with a downward tendency. Salea, since our last, 123,000 bushel at for unaound, and 89c 91c, doeing at 90c. for aonnd mixed Weatem, and 97c for yellow ft bushel.

By haa been in fair demand and aalea have been made of 8,600 bnahela at $1 18 for Canadian, and $1 15 for State and Western, buaheL Barley haa been freely porch aod at about former prices. Sales, since our last, 45,000 bnahela at $1 30 for Canada West; $1 13 for Canada East, and $1 18 for State, Sjt bnaheL Barley Malt haa been quiet at $1 62 ft bnaheL Oata have been more active at decidedly firmer prioea, especially for aonnd. quote State at 62c.04c Western at 60. 62c for sound, and a6c62c tor unaound; and Canadian at 61c ft buaheL HAT North Bivar bale continue In fair request at for poor to choice, ft 100 lbs. HOPS Have been in fair demand and steady, at 26c 60c for new, and 10c40c for one-year old, fl lb.

HIDES Tha week' receipts have been 100,124 bide; aalea 42,500 hidea. the latter including, according to Meeara. Hcu, A 2,000 Dry Boenoa Ayrea, 2223 Tba 21c, gold, usual selection; 8,000 Dry Buenoa Ayrea, private terms 1,600 Dry Montevideo, 28 19 Kc gold, without culla; 2,000 Dry Bio Grande, 20 17Xc gold, usual aelection; 6.000 Dry Bio Grande, to arrive, private terms; 4,000 Dry Calliornia, 21 Iba, private terms; 2,000 Dry California, 21 28c, cash, usual selection 6,400 Dry Orinoco, via Europe, 22 17c. gold, usual aelection; 1,600 Dry Vera Crux, 30 privat terms; 000 Dry Salted Maranbam, 27 Iba, gold, rejecting bad hide; 4,000 Wet Salted Bio Gaahde, 60 Iba, 8c. 8Xc gold, usual selection; 8,800 Wet Salted Bio Grande, 60 Tba 8'c8Vo.

gold, usual aelection; City SUughter, Bteera, 6o70 Tha 12Xc43c, cash; 10 bale Calcutta Cow, 910 Iba, private term a. The stock oa hand of Ox and Oow Hides Is 236,600, (gam time Uat year, year before, and 175 bales. The stock Vm slats of 99,700 Dry Buenoa Ayrea and Montevideo (hides and kips,) Dry Bio Grande, (hldaa and kips.) 85,800 Dry Orinoco, i 24,600 Dry California, 2,000 Dry Vera Crux, 8,000 Dry Porto CabeBo and La-guayra, 9,500 Dry Central America, 1,600 Dry. Maracaibo, 2,000 Dry Bahia, 8,000 Dry Saw-Orleana and Western, 9,000 Dry Texas and Southern, 16,000 Dry GambU and Bissau, 1,900 Dry LlverpooL 700 Dry Hamburg, 800 Dry Singapore Buffalo, 3,000 Dry Salted Payta, and 176 balsa Calcutta Cow and Buffalo. LEATHEB Tha movements in this hn daring th past week Messrs.

Wrizxx Wxoxiaxxxa none thus: Hemlock Sole not a strong demand both from manufacturera and Jobbers. Sales war largely in exoeaa of receipts, and th stock hi first hands is now reduced to a broken assortment. Prima Leather continue scare, and fresh arrivals find ready takers at fall figures. Price have advanced aaoat 1. ft for all deeerlptiona, aad may ba quoted firm.

with an upward tendency. Oak SoU The demand haa been active, both from dealers and manufacturer. Prices are unchanged and firm. Week receipts of Sole Leather about 46,000 aide quot: Sou Oak Slaughter and Salted, good light, 84c88c; Oak Slaughter and Salted, good middle, 41c44c; Oak: SUughter aad Batted, good heavy, 41a.44cr Oak 8Uaghter. light cropped, good.

42c47c; Oak Slaughter, middle cropped, good, 47c62a; Oak SUughter, blnv eroppad, good, 18.20a,tf Hemlock Buenos Ayres, Ac good light, Hna lock, Buenoa Ajrta. Ac, good mlflilU, 88c 894c i Hemlock, Bneno Ayrea, Ac, good heavy, 89c9 41c i Hemlock. California, goad Ught, Hemlock, California, good, mkldl. 880890. Haa lock, California, good heavy, 89c 40c: Hemlocav Orinoco, Ac, good light, Hemlock, Orinoco, Ac, good middle, sac37c; Hemlock, Orinoco, 4ta, good heTT, Hemlock, jOrtnoco, and Bueno Ayrea, damared, all weights, Ham-lock, Orinoco, and Buenos Ayrea.

poor, aH welgbta. 21c24c; Hetalook Slaughter, to rough, Oak SUughter, to wmgb. lia, ter, tn roush. middle and. heavy.

8oc43c.oaan. nv METALS Copper has been in mors demand at rising price, iron 1 la goad request aad very firm. jead is quiet yet steady. spelter na Ttoactract attention at buoyant prices. qopte: Ingot Cop at 3icAic.

id. it a. a amencan xroi $W-r Nc 2, -848849; Seoteh Pig, Hah Baa Iron. S90toS110 tfrona arathandaaaMl store) for common, and 897 60116 (from firsthand and from store) for ft ton; Pig Lead at equal to 28 ft 100 Iba. Spelter ai I0c10xc tb.t Strait Tin at In gold, and Baaca Tin at 27 Kc.

in gold. fU lb. LIME Haa been hi lee demand to-day: Bockland closing heavily at $1 88 for Common, and $3 10 for Lamp, ft bbL NATAL I 6TOBES Continue Inactive, rncmdiiig Spirit Turpenttn at $1 17 Ji ft gallon; Beaut at $7 604120 ft 280 tta. OILS--Gav been la -mora demand at buoyant prices, ta eluding Crude Whale at $1 86; Bleached do. at $1 Crude Sperm at $2 S3 86; Unbleached do.

at $2 80; Lard On at $3 27 SO $2 86; Unseed Oil at $1 48 ft gallon. rETBOLEUH Has been in rood dsmaad. at 89X0. $40c for Crude; 0cgC2c for Bugpsd, In bond; and 7Sc(80c for do. free, fi gallon.

PBO VISIONS Pork haa been la less request, closing In favor of buyers. 81, sine our Uat, la lots, at $32 UiM 80, eloaing at $33 26, caah, for Moss; $27 for Prima Mass, ft bbL Cut Meata are tn demand at 163a'174c for and 19c22c for Hama; aalea 140 pkga. has been Inactive and uommaL Lsrtlcontlfiues tn vtry limited request at former figure; sales CM tea, and at tor common to ehoisa, ft m. Beef is more active at 814 81T for Extra Ueam, and 811 $I4 for Plata aleaa; aalea have beea reported of 460 bbU, part for future delivery. Tlero Beef and Beef Uams remain as laat noLced; 60 bbla.

of ths Utter war sold st $1 for prim Western. Batter continues xn moderate reanaat. at 40c(v6oc for poor to Brim. 160 tor ft. Isvdemand at 140.4) Chess ta 19c, for poor to vatahoBoa ft Xb-'Va.

quote Patvaoiaalta RiTafiSagaTia, ft' .50 2m Hatf-axkiu tehai oaahay. Sat mii araigvccs aaf neaqusinyt a- KsYork 6taa Dearies ArtoaS ettra. ft Aw JJ. Y. Staa Uairtoe rtiao rod to ba.

ft ft N. T. State etch tab srUa.fl ft. N.J.I Dairiia Weich teas rood tolae.fl I pMaaylTaaU Pairiee Saa-rood to WIHlll 11 I 1 fia Ml UU Oormoa Wsststu terfciaa, ft 43 i teJflTfP-Haahty WKftt an ssnosa am 4ft Set aa 044 4 442 Faraa PrXjr-r': m223 c1d iiT -T---r tr tog off ta th trad for Morocco, aad th advanced wages demanded by Journeymen, conspiring to make manufacturera ran Una abous Inrrsaaniii their stocka. Tha supply ta nrat haada, however.

Is merely nominal, but firmly Sale, bare beea 194 balsa Paytar 8,900 Madras sad 2L.8W PaAna, oa private torato. a tort. East, Daea? ar aaao ta 11811811 request, aad aalea are confined to anaall The stock I fair and increasing. i SUGABS Hav beea tn rather mora detnaad and artaady Bala aiac our laat 800 hhd. Oah.

Ac. at lJica15c and aa lavoto of ManilU m) about 13 ft ia. Banned Sugar oonuno tn moder. ate demand at Jb. rrrxABlBSates alao our uat aOW DStzaai SITUATIONS WANTED.

J- BITTJATIOTf BT A BOOTCHCl e-oea. ba tm ui WaM ANTEO-A SlTTuATlON saalia. Ac: citjr er eonntry; beat eity sad ooaLfr. uau as chjukuaatb, fia ZM 4th-v. ATIOS Uabdraaai eaa Sate, de sat -i rwt baaa.ti mwA tTrA.MTKI-A SITUATION BJ A aaaa aa Uaedreae in a private faaaily eas 1 Hmrt Kaw-York, aeooad aVrw BfTKAV-A dlTlJATIOliBY A saa aawsHraar ar ehaaibarmaJd a a th waahiB: eit referaaoa.

Call JBa, 81 ttk mLSi tweasA aaa Ttharaaaeoad floor. Vy-AMTBIlwA SITUATIO BY A fTEST-CI "1 -eeokta a private famiL: ela aasste ta neains raaurodi ewid a itry. OaU for tw day at Ne HT Aoraa YIT AflTED BY bl roaac womaa aa laandreas: aaa eaeaaOaabeaaea at Ke. atJuiaa aamra, XiutspiofX a awedeitjr r7 A aarsahaav ANIffiO 117 A im' a aatlssaaw faaaHr: Addres Boa fic IS has Offioa. HOUSK KEEPER'S SIT (7 Al dMo, ft ft.

TALfuOT white sales to-day 103.000 m. at ltVcO 14 He. and 46,000 tba. Oreaa at ft fiv. WBISKY-alaa, 160 bbhv, In, M.

at $2.43. 4J fx. 45c ft gauoa. WOOL Baa beea ta' TfanMed request, and mmrio oe daaatlo hav favored baryera, th finer greda o4 dosasarlttji -aatd: aaoat of toreign. bar ben quoted flrm Jn4 eluded tn tba sales, atnos our- Uat, ha been 868,000 Ibc Dotnaatte' fleee at ths latter, a fancy tor very auperior Ohl 70,000 Iba.

Domoatlo palled si from 65c68c; 86,000 Iba. California, part at 41c42c; 8,000 tha Oregon! at45o.fl 10,000 a. Odeeaa on private terms 884 bale Cape, part at (in gold) KcaSla. -wtth 464 bales and other foreign, oa privat terms, ft ft. In Boston, aeoordtng- to ths Otmmmlat BulUUtt, tha waek'a sates of Domeatio add up som 678,000 Iba, at a rang of 65c80.

fbr fleaca. aad 68c82)aC for pulled. Included ar 178,000 Tba. fin Ohio fleee on private terms; 20,000 lbs. vary ehotos do.

at 80c 78c offend and refused tor 100,000 ft, more of the same deacripUoa 80,000 ft. An Ohio at T6c, which may now ba considered aa about the out. aide limit for good lot; 28,000 Iba Hew-York a 8c 40,000 Iba Miobigaa at 6T)c; and small lots Main and Kew-Hampwhirs at aa averags of T5c -Ia Call fornix, sales 45,000 Iba at In Caaada, email sales of mixed at T5c In Foreign, th tranaao. tiona have beea nwigaiaaaat, but without varUnoei tn prioaa." VteM Currnt Jbr Dotnttc Wool an no-York, Nov. 11,1865.

Caaw aer JTMS-rork, Jrfaaaraav VtrmomL. Ohoiee Baxonr 68979 oaxouy Maooa. FuU blood fleece and blood fleee SnuVeo OWy JimMjjfa mud Virginia. ChoieeSaxouy TBQS9 iToam aaaaevs aoa Saxonr flw uu uood and blood fleece. tatr 66901 aw i llaia 6879 6368 403 ive and fla i.

itpaiiiss'sasi aa-J MUtnoimm ntsconstn. low mnd Indvmm, Bwocy i Foil blood I Kand Wood fleee 150988 heave and I Commnti fleoce. tILtd WaaL rtew-Yerk Olta, xtra.u. Uew-York City, super. Haf-Yorfc Ot, No.

Kew-Tork City, Ko. 3 Country, extra. Country, super uountry, ro Country he fcamnc astern limed, pulled. Pon thorn lknad pulled. Tub wuhtd FEEIQHTS For I.iTornonL tha asurairaman day war confined to 600 bale Cotton at Xd.7-ld.

ft ta. For other porta nothing really new. Th Utest charters, ooording to ths Skinpini IM, bars been: A Br. bark. 878 ton, to Liverpool.

Petroleum at Be. a Bwmen bark. "704 tone, from Citv Point to Havre, Tobacco, 86a. a Korw. brig from Philadelphia to Cork and market.

1-OO0 Petroleum. 7a: anew bark from Philadelphia to AspInwaU, Coal, $7: aBrJ bria. 168 tone, to Wes Indiea and 81,000, half gold; ens, 4.100 ao Havana, $3,400 gold one. 800 ton win. $900 gold; a brig.

181 tons, to Savannah, about 8960 a acbooner, to Charleefcocv $000 -148 tcsaa, anaaa voyage, S1.200; a Br. ship, 632 tons, hence from Boston to Melbourne; a Bremen shin, 1,038 to Bra-men, TobaocO; a brig i to -Gibraltar for ordars, Petro leum; a Br. brig. 178 tons, to-Jamaica and back; ai schooner, 169 tone, to Porto Bioo and back; a Br. 239 tons, to South Side Cuba and back; a brig, 290 tone, to denfoegos, and a bark, 497 tons, to rlew-Oty leans, on private term- Frelghte to Ban lraaelseo! ar stOl duu.

Bste 40c. (a 45c ft foot oa beat ahipa; weight, la ft Nails, 75c ft keg. ItU understood that agricultural unpleasant at lea than curreat rate. is, same voyage, $2,600 gold; one, 2,009 bbla- to tha ndward, $1,500 gold; one, 1.500 to St, Thomas. VAWTK1-IIY A BKiPKOTABLS lrla, aMnalMM hmmb aaai aSiissn sio.4aS We ood aity VVT'eUj-A SrrUATIOIt BY AM EMOLL.

1 -U aa aaMjjMU aaoakakart eaa LA a tor tw daa at Wo. tal Haatfy-at-TBrooklrm. JLff9Q'. aiyV Atra.UABYEa.1 a A ki a it aKCTTTTL to tar i Wm -a- mu wa-ciTDanuu OX a. KESrn7 Kl rAMM aararoiarivert also, aadststsu A aaa mil king; is wilflug to saak ahaaeif aa rardeninf-and mi arallr aoafal: ths tor two days, JL.

Boa AI. rally aaefal; the boat pfeitf refareaoe giraa, WASTED A arrCATUMt BYA KESPEOT AAt 1 youag aaaa aa waiter ia a private family; thnrss waderrtaada hat badass! ebiaotkm ra aeaa. 1 a Irsa-eUaa faaailsi eaa ba wall tnnaaii waiter ia from hia Uat plaoa. Call or addroatufor two Sara, a Aaa 130 Wait srth-at-. Boom orla.K-I)UIt.

ji IITAkTED-A SITUATION AS COACUMAJl C3 vv ftt sUsa are by a im aaaai baa tea vaaia a psrtssiBs; udarataaida tba oar of aoraaa tharoaara'a beat oi city referaaoa aran. -A ddras or eall oa OL ill bVTa 8jaa 1s7aA aa4 a. IAITD-A-JTUATloa BT A Ma5 il VT wife, Utsly Unded tha man aa eoachmaa th artat as ooa aa leanareeet aota are wUUdk to- saake tl sauaralcr uaonu; can arrood fgf rueac -PATRICK FABRELU Box o. la Itaa WARTBD-BT A BTKOLXVAIAN, A SITU A ttea; andrtandasBiincoraamallfarai, oowaaad mis traaa, stoa-oeas aaa aowera, aaa Baa I horse. I a sua usi vuivui Addres Ay sL.

Bx J. TlTAlfTBD A SITUATION AS 8TREMAJ4 Aaf to tak eharsw ef steam ia ahotol or tactorr iliiias room, dt aa exaansaeeq rooas aiaan ta viiiu asefeL Arntv oa MKNT HOUSE, No. 138 LUh-at. corner 6th-at. or addrae Dims ta EAlPLOl A 4 AFaSTEO-A SITUATION BYASCtGLE alii aa ooaohmaa aad arooa is well rooramead4' eapabllrto, hoaaaty.

aobrioty aawl iadosur, and a wulfe to make himself geoerally useful no obioctioa te tea -ooagUy. Address J. AL, Boa Ho. 136 fimtm OiBoe." XT ANTED A SITUATION BY. AN ESGLTS II man, aa srooin and eoachmaa.

and to make nlsai aaderstends hia bnatasae well reeonunanded. Addreea a Utter to W. Bos Ea 30S Otiioa, far two days. TANTKfA SITUATION ijr bte youag sua steads his busisaaa cm rasas anaa froea 744 Broadway, 244 Tralaer'a. BY A RESPECT A-; thoreuaalr aadar jectiou to the eoantryi li 1 a) uau as a iployerav Tr AN TK1V-A SITUATION BT A BJiSPECtA.

and uaaaratands th maaageateiit ef borsea; baa aia.h aaa aity reiereao. nrAirTso-iA situation as ooacuxan 'Tr a aingle man, who thorourhly uadorstands his Oaa bo see at Ala ateseat eaaployar'. No 61 taaS PERSONAL. aaia kXZZ I aeaav Oaa ba sooa aa ais praseat eaaplorar'. No SI tei 1 froaa ItiUlO o'olock.

or aitor I In WANTED-A SXTUATIOM BY A At AN Ak wife; is a good eook, washer aad iroaar; th aaast 8 go as eoaohmsn sad rardeaer; ta beat ef aty raaa snoa, Apply at No. 18 TilUry-aL Brooklyn. ANTED SITUATION i BY A YOU-IO At AS a eoaohmaa. who uaderstaads tha oaro -of baw aad carriage thoroughly. Th beet of rotor ansa Ar draea JOHN, Box No.

210 Wamat OfBoa. v- i ANTJED-A SITUATION AS OOAOHMA9 and gardeuor, by einxU man, wbo th6rooaiy darataad both; boot of stty refsreao. Addross at. Boa he 220 Ximm Offlc. vr AN TED A SITUATION AS private family; sin la man: beat of city Oaa be aaaa or aw days a No.

at East Uthraa. Uaivaraity-pUea. i WANTED-A SITUATION A3 GROOM All ooeobman, by a stngle man; folly underttaada 1 is bootnaeer-rofereuoa tha beat. Address iK Baa 800 fteM Offioa. i i.

WANTKD-A SITUATION BY A RE8PKOTA-bi young man aa eoaohmafl and rarderar: be aaa. danteadabU buaineea.aad th best of rfnaooa Ssa given. AdiirsssP. BWBox No. aiS riavw Qifaoa.

WANTED A. SITUATION AS BABKEEPlt, or to attend to billiards: good reference givea. Aa dress g. Kb. ta34 Broadway.

S1TUATU ia too MR. RCTHEBFORD, LATE AUSTRALIA, and supposed to now ia Caaada, can bear of GEOKGE BBlDOER. ot Nottinrham. at No. 20 West 4th New-Yerk.

aapara piaaao eopy. IP SAHtiEL H.JT. WILL ADDRESS 118-QUIREK, Timet Offioe, stating where aa interview may be had, will ted something- to hia advantage. SITUATIONS WANTED. IpeHalksT WANTED BY A PROTEST ANT YOUNG Woman, a situatioa aa chambermaid and seamstreaa, (can embroideci or aa chambermaid aad fine waahar: the bent of city reference.

Caa ba seen for two day at lis. 441 eoroer of 82d-et aeooad floor, front room, over the SToeery stora, ANTED BY A PIBST-CLASS SB a situation; ah caa cat and fit ladies' and children's cloth eaa opera ta -oa a Wheeter A Wuaoa sowing machine; unaarataaoa au uaaaw iamuy aewing la generaL For farther particular eau at No, 474 0th- av near anh at. o-. Xf ANTED BY A RESPBOTABLS YOCKO Wi tr nan from tha North of Irclaad a-aitoatioa aa oook: te a good baker aad pastry maker; As williag to assist to uhin. rl l.ikn..l ih.

hail it MfaraBOO Ska be given. Apply at the milliner r-eiore. 4UHt be- tweau aexu ana sra. EacndreSsI teat to tak hrg of understaAaa makiac ap na tIJ ANTED A SITUATION BY I is failroompetei gXA9aa saAAU I TA ill T-siTTHi aigj wuuusstaamsa aaasaass) a laeea and French flat ins: has th bet of city refereao. Call address Mrs.

CARNEY, at No. 142 East XUfcwk, batwaea 2d aad 8d avc, rear Dutuuag, atooaa no. a. ITT ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE A5DKTIB-1 VT- watinr vovar widow lady, ef nleaalns address and manners, a posruoa so supei iiiroo wio oooaaoora uiin a widower or bachelor of wealth aad Ad-draaa Mr. FIDELIA LIVINGSTON.

wviuu i isnain anniin nr aer lan rmr'Trrr. vad aarvant. UTAlfTEB-A SITUATION BY "A LADY OT IT mm iSt4i a uoblio -tnstitnUoa or a housekeeper ia a prirate family; sod tefaraao give anduured. Maybaa. 8 to 6 o'clock P.

At. w.ierBPiv. a mwuriAlt ia IVMllf gitHltft and troner, in a gaauemaa a ramtiy, oy a vary atBetent and troaty gfri; refer to th laat bdy she li with, aad will be found aa obliging aaAaalaabte earn Apply a No, IS Xwiary-a nraoaiya. W- ABTTED A blTUATION-A8 CHAMBEBMALT and or will do plaia aewing. by a most trust thy aad aapetiawad ti aa rally oompata at ta the diamg-room; will be found a oarafol and aluabie aarvant; exeeuenl rafaraaoaa, Apply at he.

18 -r mt vi j4.j?-..t a No. 138 W' saartnava. 1 17 ANTED A young i aaaiat la ch from laat place, tweea 26th aad! AITEB-BY A RESPECTABLES situation as first-Uaa eook; has fiv jt from ber test mployer. Oaa bo aaaa for aAHeaea mt laflastrgj rafaa. two der srruATips by a aa iiui I rood urdlflth atav, third lour.

-T er wool4 city lefeaa feh-a. TT ANTED A SITUATION andbreakfaat breads of aU aaa Srot laminaai Call at No. SI WaoiUaA-ak, AS PrRST-CLASa saaatrtoa, flsssirte. aa Uvedia aoaaeof ity reara aaata 1TTANTED-BY -A FIEST-CiASS jOPRBAlOR work by th day or woo, or woald Uka th work asitaiatsno iinnni aaa sjnuuar -aaa -rami iy ia gaaaraUAddraaa B. At-jH, Waatep 8dy PERFECTLY a wins for oa weak.

WANTED A SITUATION BY A laundrss wti aadar flutine and ehamberwork narfoetly beat of cite aac. jb anas atsa a vt so uvb-h- sooon aoor. Frol refer ANTED A SITUATION BT A YOUNO WO-anaa aaUdy'a maid or aiaiasti us; aaa out aad fit Udlea' sad ahildrwn'a drases aad do aa kinds of family rriiri has tha boat of eitr rataraasa Ua be aaaa jtifl auited at Nc 88 Waat X7th-i. r. TUAKTEBBY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, Nell raation sa eookt thorougbty understands her boai- a wasoinsi aao row aivy isii aa Waat Ztth-aL, for two dais.

SITUATION BY RESPECT. womaa. to a private faaaily, a aura or IT ANTED A able youag wot other vork: refareaoe give Pri: Iff ANTED A TT young womaa SITUATION BY A 8 MAR? veuna womaa aa eook. aad te aaaiat with the wash- teg and ironirv; bast city rat arenas oaa tirsa. Ap ply at No.

818 Wat llst-at. baaemaat. WA'TED-BY, A LADY BREAKING UP beuswkawpiar. a sitaatioa for a flrat-rate waitraas. The girl Ueoualty competent as a absaihatiatid Ar ply at No.

East lath-aw VI7 AN TED-BY A SUPERIOR COOK AND Uaadra, with axoailont eHy rWrraooa, a ataaioi la th city or eeuntry; aa arceDent bakert aiakes pastry 1 Call or addrNcia East tlataa WANTED A SITUATION AS GOOD COOK1. amakar aad iroaar tea small faasilyt eaa take eatira ehaJTs of a kohi; ia a rood bakorj aw roforwaoo. Call stNc4U2d-sv, sear Oh-at, eooad floor, front room. TT A lfTKD A SITUATION AS IK8T-CL AS VF oook by a woaaaa, ta a privaaa family. JCmm ba hihl tacaadea by aer tea mptorr, vau tar two ays at WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A 61 aa avoom or coachman i no objection to eouhtry beet of oity ref sronca.

Call at 19 El ro r-aat WANTED A SITUATION BY A FIREMAN, A 8 porter ia a hotel Addreea P. IX. box Na, a-4 FtaMsOffle. nOOK'KEEPER A MIDDLE-AGED GIN- AAtleman, fully eompetent aad of steady character, a baa Served a aa aioer ta th army for four ara S4r prooura a oicaauoaao oooa-aaapor ta a wmm aala nouae or manufactarins aatabiiahiiiagt, Wbaraaat aaporiasM ia mercantile- affairs may be of servloe; ho coot era snt in tba Engiiah, Fmich and Oarman laa-guagaa; no obfeetteaa to go abroad rofarwneaa a character sad ability naquostioaaoia. .11 KEEPER, Box No.

Ury, A. Onus, Addnsa BOOK aUUns partteaUsV HIGHLY RESPECT ABm sitnatiaas aa eopyietav taw ir CBTERAL tuwtk-kMnwa. baok-fcaauaia. at f.rM ironrliU1 NiIumI Emulanum Oiliao. Nassau stT wU raoommoadad help obUinad aa omoa.

WANTED. SERVANT WANTED AN ENGLISH OS tr.TT jirl, wh waste panaanant plaoa aad Is willing to ganaral housework for a email faaathv may aaply at Na. ata Wost S)d-st aaar Sth-ar- I W. B' Oasd wag gavaa aad good rooornwaaSaaas required. AGENT i month, and all arpensea chared by Wrr'tx anonaona aala tbte wnaAtina with ia nntiaranaled in the history of book pak- -HI1W HHH IWHHi IUIUUUK rvor laessnioa co uo wnpim.

differentia bI work over nrsaantad to the poop la. aavwa diffarcatrebat arteoaav Apai pight of nearly 4U auUa.gaiJ Namelsaa tierotn me: ntr moat a IDsmiracaloas tonswaf dad br a youag tody oaa work bow published present such laducaa of ekaracter aad ability. AMEHicAN PUBUStfNO COu BOOK. NOW li a- A 4EnT WASTEIl-N KW fhrwady. "THE GREAT OAk oAMPAJGNa oy oia: AND 6HERM AN- from official aonrcea.

br Hauw A X. BliOUI. ia oa Urye votnmo, inoludinr popular b' rapaiaa-of promiaoni uanwraia oa ist am i m.umr, a uermaa. rxna oniy vt BE-rnw. numerous ataei noriraiM, name acenea asaj both iwngiish and Gorman.

Sold only by af-rnte. waaao te offered to make ata np for Nl 'ivy. Mqm.W, Grad-aWw-k lOOK-KKEPEJl MUSP Jaaowaiatod with doubto entry. Jam to a fdakwa and and correct at figure. Address, with ref orcooe, ixIteTlfl9r8aOmav.

T-WVt ArrYIv-a Ak ri WMnrlTf aoadiag K.Vark HmUm ATaa tor St A HTE A RESPECT A BLPROTESTAWT TT waaiaaaa nm, to go to aVhito Ptaia Wvstoaaata its v. iMuuaiaNi twooiua uvmim. ad amy hear of a road pie ny auao.w-r- rr i rf -i COACHMAN A i wtoh-at eoraer asaireaea. a mi'rvcraa tlTnTr" aanjrs innrasw ww experteuoed ia th ear aad drrrinr of horas hasaat BoA he tb'i Poat-otbcc wag rai rrAKTKn-A laity willing to Takb aw. ,11 dr by aampls raujdeaeaat e)-tebl k'" If ata distaaca, addres with stamp or app ay day 15 J- tJTTElX.

A CO No. 34 Baekmaita.Ytk., theevaaralhfl SFE1 sj ateadx.wor-. Anpiy a mr-r m. Kcn a VI BA1U7LASS-- WWI AN OOC. APTTALI STS I CAPITALISTS! 8 Wanted, a tsHnsr witlr th aasawary oaplta JlZ tebliaka aawiaa BDaaaja maaataotery, v3 tD "ad STTTCH.

tio only inritioa a Jha MtSaaTwouht aali th patent-rtrbt if fa 'f wsidVne batwoan l.ar.d 3 ocioak P. L- Forbajue tub stosk asimj sowraTroWWor at drnasa. naauBTiiB mmWmf-i awurgu wiiimnv'irv" aa. asau Apply to JOHN GLfer OR1A CreTa-st, of fottecs, li. lX PAIE.1T.

tuirt at he. 71 JobA-aA, SttAt OOI4 8 ALE-A VALUABLE Li deteroas of makia. ranfta JStX real aaiava ia vii MZGX to te-SpTor? valaahte ropcrtj pUoefwaSaol aad atTfv loaaawork for a ajaaM family tU a Bcia Liviagstoa sL, Brooklyn. --1 FEW-GOa lurt-a. with bast of city rara4; good wgV Apate x.

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