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Gitp Jntellieenre.
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PoLlcr OFFCE.-Ste0lIng I0tch-On or abouthe 23i Of
June gold watch with gold chain worth together $50
from room No 1877 Asor House-ihe property of Ever
hard C. Delng the occupan, of said Officer A. NJ c.
Smith and James L. Smith succeeded discovering and
ng the thief the person Samuel Pomeroy in the
Aor House. who finally acknowledged that he had taken the
watch and informed where had been pledged II found
at pawn broke-y OF Mrs E Levy. Division.s by
Oh and where B. c. Cohen deposed that Pome
10Y had pledged the 25h June for S26-hree days after
Tue THEFT Poeroy his examination SAID he was only 20
Years age and native Of Geneva this State He declined
answering questions touching his guilt and was committed
ne sad belong gang who lately came on IRON New
orleans other whom barber named John Mensing has
also been arrested and committed for secrens the pledge tick
S 0T the watch and chain and denying all knowledge OF them
though aerward found in his possession
DischdrgRg Ftre0rmS-Janes Barrett arrested by Mr.
Se Phillips of the of Pike and MadiSonsireets and
y some citizens and brought before Justice Stevens OF the
!Sce charged with being intoxicated and in that our-
and hiring repeatedly huge horse at random IN the
to the great danger of those in the vicinity He was hned
ana costs which he paid, and discharged. The pistol
however, retained
esat,ns NecPapers-A boy named Francis Holland was
arrested by officer Bowyer charged with having stolen abou,
%o months since copies of the NeYo Herald valued
s from Edward B. Tule y Ann-stree,, which he
Committed
Disorder and THet-Iane Mitchell, coloyed girl was
ed the wa,chhouse "Wednesday night after midnight
Waterman j. Johnson for having in company with Fletcher
aser and Jacob Rowand-aso arrestedenac,ed suny
disorder and disturbance in Broadway for which all three
we're committed After she had been locked up she attacked
sienale named Catharne Dunn alias Bayard alias Russell
a9 was also in the cell for drunkenness and by force
her OF about 50 change which she had IN her pocket
s h Jane Mitchell fully committed tor trial al the
SESSIONS
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200 MAPS AND ENGRAvENGs.

Neatly bound mnsn full g back the extremely low price OF
81 25-1ublhcd and for sale by JA.lI0lS1NGTON,
Ful;ons. 81 door east of Broadway.
Every Family where there children who read doubtless will
let the opportunity without purchasing the above
valuable work. osy the cheapest but decidedly the bc.
work the kind the hands Of the youth both
sexes; while possesses all the imaginative charms aud lively
fractions works of exhibits the truths of History
vivid coo tomak lasting and useful impress
the youthful and instead of filling will. those wild
that with of the books that
find eir the hands Of youth viii their minds With
History past present times well cal
culatcd prepare happiness. 1t will make
subsequent rcndng and reflection the subject of history both
interesting
enquirer through the abyrnth Of Historical lore
The following selected from the recommendations
the public press:
"PARLEys universal IIsroRYI; written beautiful and
pure STYLE and interesting boos for all readers 1t rs full of
the
well its failure happiness that such attention given 10 the
wants of the people and thai beautiful mediums
provided We has been and recommended
by than forty of the teachers in this city v y Observer
~ dor Ofthe best works of talented aud ndeiaga
bile author Its style clear and shows the labor OF thought
1t based all such should be- upon Geography and Judi
cously cemencd with Chronology. 1t surprising that anay
complex History should droe rd what have
been APPLY termed its ycS'ieograFhy and Chronology
Familiar lively style they blend the charm
of the Story with the interest OF historical scientific truth
Th, is of truly clsns hooks which the
of books children
half popular Brother Jonathan
at should be placed II hands every Young nan"
This appears the valuable fany the numerous works
from his pen IN l. Observer
This IN our estimation the written by Mr. Good
rich We families believing that all ages may be graft
fled benefited by its study" 5lNe Leaf
well calculated youthful mlnI the elements
of(ieogrRphv History aud Chronology. JNAllw ON Nav
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tsE:E ESSsfC57 pOTGE.gh
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TENTG AVENUES
rlNIIE subscriber respectfully the Pubic tha he continues
the ioo*ng articles which be offers for e
reasonable
St,ne War. Earthern Ware Portable Furnaces Chimney
Tubs Oven Tile resnlloue e, Fire Brick Druggs, and
Cheaeal Ware, Sc.
stove lungs 10 any pattern and at shor;
je23m WASHINGTON SMITH.
CORNs. CORNs! CORNS.-Mar and Ma'isme BER-
~ HARD, Chiropodist. from Paris l BROADWAY. DOR
the American Hotel have the honor inform the public that by
peculiar ihod they exGrpae HARD aud SOFT CoRNS
Bunons CaOse without causing the least pam
venienc, ie25 RpI
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LOOK AT THIS! SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


LOOh 4 ffIS. 7,
CHEAP EXCURSION.
45s1sst-T2-,sS For EOCKAWAY and NEW ioRK-The Cit
G2z-NzeHs' line of Stages, between Ne~YoIk and
Rockasay Pavilion, and after Thursday, July l. 1871
During the the Citizens Line oPOst Coaches will
leave NswYork every day Sundays exepte o'clock p H.
stopping the Broadway House quarter past o'clock Carlton
House Washington Hail. American, Aston City Hotel, Howards
Franklin York House Globe Hotel South Ferry about
o'clock and arrives Rockaway W. Leaves the Pavilion
Rockaway O'clock and arrive New York at ~
A. M
Families called Tor any part Of the city.
PssRIers take their NewYork and not be Obliged
to get until they their journeys end Orders et at
Bswey and No Coandst York House This Line has regular
relay Of horses, and splendid Post Coaches Fare 81 80
y9 I'm. l.. RAY General Agent
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CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

GLCCKLECTE. lo6 Bowerv.-Fren'h German and i,al-
Il Fancy Goods g, II: and l- piece imported
direct 1900 different articles Of Fancy Goods ana o ~cn III"
be sold At the fixed prices OF o. l2 and - cents at wholesale and
retail Please CALL and look the plan Of the Partisan system OF DO
ng business at loo Bowery.
NB-Cus;omer who buy sell again i'll be served Wholesale
The French German and Italian spoken iy2l lw
AT THIS striped. figured and PLAIN. black
Mouene de Laine; Printed Num, for Is 6i and % French
English and American Prints, at M prices from ID up 10 = Cd
Muslin Shirne and Sheeins from 81 ali Also Linens
III endless variety together with entire assortment OF all oos
generally respectable Dry Goods Fer sale the veil
'"''P ''''' -'V' HESrY WILLIAMS & co.
NB-Coh,, Ca,>aerss Gambroon camble;s. Lama Cloths
&c, &c. Jyl1 I'M
l'ARPETsN&: CHEAPER THAN EVER %
- NJ WILCOX, No II Caaast, South dc Broadway has
large and choice selection Of Ingram Car
petng which being bought for V- can be sold al prices to st the
Also variety OF Rugs Mats Aan0
and Table Covers Cloths &c with other articles
wit, the all Of which will be sold cheap or
cheaper than be purchased other Store IN the City
jyis I'm
GREAT BARGAINS in Dry Goods at HOPPER MORSE
III Co.'S New Establishment 29 reenwich-s cor Of Barclay
The Subscribers have received large lots Of Goods well selected
for and country trade.
~ R-Coupiry Merchants invited call and examine
e25 If HOPPER MORSE & Co. 2l9 Greenwich-,i.
J0sHEEsY-O pair IS dozen Is Sd, and
100 dozen at Is cd pair, very fine and proportion TO
the finest qsaty half the usual prices Ladies wishing the cheap
Stockings white black aud unbrached offered IN New-forS
will ebtn them TH0MPSONS Cheap Store l20 Grand street
near Broadway. m3i-l
DLACR sTIIks heavy aud high asJre together Blue
ID Black superb fabrics this received from Auction and
will he sold at a bargsin, at b. THOMPSONS
el7 Auction Good. Store 100 Broadway.
MODE C0tOHs heavy Poi dc sua, ss!;ng !, Cd per
el7 At h silk and Shawl Store 1870 Brsalvay
DOMEsTEC MUsLINS-O bqes yard vide and heavy
G Cd per yard by Tie rii by 16d store ~ o
MOURNING s.ANNs insi landed aud for sale cheap at
WI el7 RrIIoMPSoN'S, 100 firand-st near Rrond~ny
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By SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.
sos PHs GIL % L Il

PEN MANUFACTURER TO THE QUEEN.
(,ATloNTbc high character of these has induced the
X attempt on the part dsrepuabe makers to practice
araud upon elliott but also upon he pubic An n-
or article searng the i.sped thus Gio emitting the
final is now in the market readily be detected by its
6n,bd and the style in which
O5serre the genuine eli marked IL ui-"Jaseph ios
Joseph elliott warraatsd and that each gross bears
fac smIle OF -
Is signature II
thus. w FL
~- l0Iz~7
Tn. above may be had, wholesale, of
wis HENRY JESSOP, II John-st, ofGold
GAIL CLOTH.-700 packs Russi. Cloth assorted toE
y sale BY GRINNELL, MINTURN & Co, y sQuth't wy
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EYENlNG LINE OR srEA,rna.
= - = sTEArWoAT DlAWONU.-rhi,h

iNTKUNO-Ihlsb
leaves wharfbatwecn Barclay and Neey streets
New York. for Albany cclockP 7. Mevsy Tues
day Thursday and Saturday and frsm Albany Monday
Wednesday aud Friday hour. She through with
landing making her passages regularly and certainly within
twelve hourasays time for the Western Railroad The
peor her for comfort rather than speed There NOISE
board her the being Horizontal below deck ana
very still, and without any unpleasant swell She has IA"
large cabins and saloons below deck ladies' saloon and two
looH gentlemen the deck aud
the upper deck with hall - wide and 100 feet long for
nang This hall sheltered lighted aud
lated double doors the forward and after decks
Attending walk the whole length the boat The saloons and state
each bell Leading hall where
atterdascc
e by II feet and have double BEDS and
when required standing berh them.
these by folding doors making
pario where families and parties have supper breakfast
passage Chambcrnnd the ladies'
loon another Passengers not called
reaching leisure all
o deck being strciy prohibited.
Diamond and does roll
rough or high winds draws feet
only pass the Oyersaugh aud all the shoals at any time
tide jyj I'M A. FLOW ER, Commander
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OPERATIONS on THE TEETH,
SEYMOUR WHITING 81 LINUS PRATT,

SEYMOUR WHITING wou4 respectfully inform hi. friends and
- the public his old stand, No. e. East
himself partnership Dr.
LINUS PRATT they ready attend all who need their pro-
Tie public may be that all operations
their profession will be performed the approved plan Arti
fcia Teeth from full Inserted the scientific
and fsyo: able any other office. Whole
serted the old approved
plan which obtained the premium Fair of the American nt
last and well be doRe this city Teeth plugged
with gold TN foil circumstances
Nerves OF Teeth destroyed without and the
Tooth eiiec;ualy preserved by filing.
An !niaiiible for the Toothache
~ B. Messrs. WHITING PRATT will youn
the of Dentistry, reasonable
REFERENCES.
His Honor Chancellor Wawor,h. Prof VIM Tuly, ". D.
~ l. North W. D. Sara Springs Rev. Nathaniel Pratt, Georgia
Wrn. W. Minor, VI. ID. ! = yor. Samuel C. Ellis, " D.
Jared Linsley. VI. D. " ~ Rev. Henry G. Ludlow.
Prof Benz. Slman, NJ D. LII. D. VIM y. Brakeman NJ. D.
Prof Jonathan Knight, N D. JohE Miller, Il D.
Prof Charles Z. Shepard 81 d, Stephen ~ D.
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.LOfEN HTAATs.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
ND clole No % Bo"ery three doors above ecr-sreet
- Nawiok. Continuity hand n handsome Of
Cloths Cameres Ves,ne which will he ihc best style
the and the reasonable j5 II
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ROLLED ANn pLATERs, RHA>S.

FIRST RATE article Relied aE Pacr Brass. always Ne
n found JAMES &. MOFFET 2l Prince Wooster
the prices. Likewise very superior article OF
Coopers BINS. a.. II
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COLOR STORE


TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, ETC.
lust PUBLISUED-The MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE, illus
y irad eighty seven coppcpates Mnard aeyer irchect
The plates If the large
fire The repeated inquiry ard call for the work M
subscriber purchase III. copyrights the publication
Intended with expense .im', labor ami II
rec every connected with the business confirms
branch vii h been hereto
mperiact principal OF the Plates have been
subscriber with the work is handsomely
bound in arto and i, respectfully public So
WI. y. SMITH.
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THE STEAMSHIP PREslpEN1.-A letter by the Caledonia
received in this city this morning which endorsed
1--WE have just heard Of the arrival of the President she
had been &c days confined in ice On opening the letter
proved have been written the South of France forty
days ago OF the report regard the Presidents,
wreng. and mention only that the story may obtain
edencc any where and raise expectations only that they
may be blasted. Bait. Patriot, 18th inst.
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Neatly bound muslin full E back the extremely low price Of
sl,25,-pubslcd and for saeby J.A.IolSINGTON,
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Coopers BraSs T. y
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.
JAMES G. NOFFETT i2 Pcinc-stree; Wooster would par
y tcula.y Hardware Dealers and Manufacturers
superior German Ach he offers for sale whole
a!e a retail OF all ;icsncs' aud equal 10 either
Foreign Domestic, for color sGd ,o,ness. a=a-u
.13sES WARWICK
gold and Silver Redue Aayer and Selter No ID John>eei
~ -Assaying and Melting done the Old Colo
AID Silver and Bookhaders Rags bought and ee le skew
iEgs. |sShiurs. and old >frud bought Je93m
- E1IGVsE..-Aibauy Pale nnd Ale Also, Fo'eIgu
~ Wines and Guo5>, imported The ,sbsc ber has Removed
his place Of business, Couand No. Jameeet whers
the above artlc e be had equal upcror offered III
The city. ANDREW KIRK.
New York, july L. l. H. 1915 In
3rssIED sNsS YATEi. STONES from Newcastle
" Superior grinding Cat Iron $t9c aud from
O Zee; diameter Tor sale by FORSYTH IABiGH,
le2i Inn No. 60 " a>idus asst below Rector
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IAN WIN @ w

gURaNSpAEENT ATAs. WIN ID @ w
SHADEsiO00 pairs transparent Window Shades for sale
by OLIVER WOODFORD to the low price
SU per pair Families residing the city purchase
handsome pair Window Shades a remarkably 10"
IMerchants and Uphoeers supplied by the case or dozen
~ B-A pairs ll4ian Landscapes, from $1,000 $500 fer
mir j,l2:lm
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PARLEY'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

On the basis of Geography for the use of FnmiIic'
Oae, making go pr
ges. Illustrated with more than
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WRENCH VASES, GIRANDOLES &e--A large assortment
Of the above articles comprising all the splendid patterns II
the market, price, by MERElrfe PAGE No. iN
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ClsAPa.AN.s s.Ac.C EAxoR sTRor,


To all who care for ease and smooth Shaving
Yersns.
Those finish - 90 each with little ee recommend :hen
Retail prices the MAGIC STROP 50 81 30 each
perfonng warranted suggOa
returned Sold wholesale and retail at
LOG William 4 e2j 3m
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-26
COM MERGE, TRADE. Sc.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Flour ts still litte dearer.- Troy has been sold Ht S6 75 common Mi hgan and Ohio Ss 75, and Genesee nt S6 al S8. cargo of South Corn sold nt 6sc meNsure
 The packet ship Sheffield, for Lverpool s detained til to-mnrrow morning.
 Sterling bills more plenty 0-day, and there is bat little demapd good bills have been sold at sA prem
 Exchange on Charleston lt, Augusta 3. Macon la q IA. Columbus Il. Savannah Has. Mobile a et-' Int. Ala. s4 as New Orleans si. Bills on London 9t 6 10. Bills on France 5f 2lt A 5f 20t
 MONEY MAnKEr.-Money has been more in demand and long paper easily disposed of at the of interest Our banks at this of the year. avoid long oans and the coatnued shipment of specie compels them be cautious in their operations Specie port; and confident have citizens become of the ability of tn banks any demand, that the exported excite no other feeling than curiosity,
 Accounts from the interior show large amount of Grain yet tp come 0rard Prices have varied much since last In other descriptions of produce the sup- ply Is large. The yield of potatoes has been than before known and Of the chief articles ofexpor the West Pork is plentiful have been sold In Indiana at He per ib-N Y American
 HAVANA, Nov. l6-Flour $l5i ts l53, and very dull. or Lard, there again sales M l0 to Il for N Qrieans and or Northern at l4a, and the Alabama has brought another addition 10 stocks of 5000 kegs, the prices will go much lower.
 Exchanges are lower London lSt 10 IA prem; New York per cent New Orleans per cent at short sight.
 NEw ORLEANS, Wednesday evening-The cotton mar ket moving slowly forward chiefly for Northern count. Freights are dull at 7,6d
 Rainy and stormy weatheris the order Of tho day, to the discontinue of business.
 Our dates from Cincinnati to tho l4th Inst It was very cold and the river low.
 SELMA, Nov. 20-Since our last, we have had quite brisk market, prices ranging from to Sc per lb The demand has principally from competition amongst purchasers there being advance in other markets to ysr
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CON SIG FEE S ].

Per brig Mary Silsby D Tillotsoni Lee; Iobn o. Reilly; T Miller col Hull X sonI II Ross; Ring 4 Morehouse; Dsshon, Taylor X Myera Gondolo; Jno X Snow; Bartlett Waring; Maynard; c Banister B Fry; Deshs. Sheppard X eos Pratt; J Baconj Tartt Stewart dk co; Ryes Battle < eos Ledyard Halter & CO Daniels dk Brady, Blair; Boykn; c 5 Sanford; s Ball; Marshall X Rowe; 5 B Fontaine; Masierson; V anglish; J Campbell & co; Jno Brown; Huntinston & C1evelnnd, J Lyons, GwInn Bolton; Emanuel King Ell. Srssn psross. s,, Mor, Wisia.; Dawson < Ferguson; Allen t& Haden Beach, Fla 4 coi sI& Jones; D Cranei w II X BurdsaI New p,ark;J Ryan; Mosely x co; NJ Mulden; Q Maynard; JK Horn; McGran Noohan; Coffin McCulonghi A Pope < Son; l. N Hiieheock; w stuart Fouutaine.
 Per brig Commerce s W Rend 0 II Dorrance; D II Fry; Whitaker < ssmpsoni B Amesi Stephenson & 60! nL Andrews < coi Toslmin. p ,. Gibsdni Miller X 60, Q Center X co' T Lesesne .
 Per stsamboat Champion Cofnn X Mct;ullonah, J Q Chamberlain; Pratt y 1T Jayn; zarzina Taylor < Hsyer; P McCartneyi w Mocoy' W McGeheei J Me- Donald,
 Pcr steambost Queen of the South Rlyes, Battle & co l50, E l. Andrews co fl; Q Labusan S5, w Bower sayre IS; BrodnAx, Newton X co l5 Hoyt X Ford IA Hill & co 12 Tartt, Stewart & co H. Magee P sayre
 Prichard 8; c w Tarleon 6; Harwell 3; Jno Holtam 6; AustilI & Marshall 6, Bull dr Files2
 Per steamboat Arkansas Desha, sheppard co 2l3; Sringieliow k Hanna sl; Carlisle 77i " Bower 70; Rives Battle X 5s, Harrison X Blair 54i H seawell so Scot. s4 smpson s9 sai ms4,S s. ssod ss Carter l6, Tartt, Stewart X co 2l; Pope Son l5 English IS; 1T J DeYsmpert l2; Maudin Montaeue& X co 10; Austlll < Marshall g L Andrews < co siJ John
 Per steamboat Lalla Rookh: Rives Battle < 255; l. Andrews & co 15a Dickinson X Euss 76; Mckinney Robinson "A, Hoyt < Ford 62; Bull Files 36 Car iG ws,ssrs Sv e co so sroinas' Newton Haynes il M Tareton Is, Seaman < shackleford IA; Broun lo ! WslhAr 9, " A Scott Ioi N sayre si " Bower 5:
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Price of Mwdsr.-We have been in the habit of thinking that under charge oi murder \ defendant not baable. At least it is ruled in this state, bv custom and by precedent, if mol by law. IL was the plea under which the mob were defended who conn eled the restor ,tion of Mcleod to custody after bail had been received and the first steps had been taken for his enlargement, thereupon. We re- collect no case in New York, or in New England, |, where murderer, charged such, has been permitted to go at large, with the privilege of raising among his friends the price efhis Railing murderer amounts precisely to what have stated; for the fri ends of almost any indicted individual would strip themselves of their all, rather than permit the family records to be sullied with tho blot of an execution.
 Young Srmmes, who murdered one of the Professors of the University of Virginia, has, we have stated, declined to appear for trial, and this friends are undoubtedly ready pay the S25 ,00O, which m this is virtually he received the price of the life of ofthe college faculty. The result has not at
 all surprised for from the moment he WAS eniarg- ed hail, we hsse expected precisely this event. Were he the son or brother of any one whose eye this paragraph may meet, the reader would do exactly the same thing. It is human nature But the ques- ton here rises, whether it s just that the possession of wealthy connexions should shield murderer from the legal consequences of his crime; or, in other words, shall the accident of property confer mpunty in crime upon portion of the community! Admit this principle, and government becomes meckery and republication a farce.
 Than such aristocracy of wealth as this, there
 is nothing worse in the arstocracy of birth. There is nothing indeed half bad; and the quicker the proper sentiment obtains upon the subject, the better | The whole bail system requires revision. If we dc not admit murderers to hail here, have such sys tem in reference to less than capital offences, that il is worth no mans while he ried where there is chauce for con,cion and where the penalty for the offence exceeds the punishment of bail forfeiture | The small rogues the only whom the meshe l of the law entange, larger cut their way out with silver knife, whenever they happen to become temporarily heli.--IN. Y. Tattier.