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The New York herald., 1844-11-01


The state OF political parties in this country at this
tme is such ss to forbid all calculations to the u
mate u of the contest now so near at hand, and In
consequences Of this position OF the parties, operations in
securities likely to be affected by the result have been
rather limited 60 far State credit is concerned the
success the whg party may be advantageous to those
interested for the time; but the prospect at present Of
either Of the parties having the power to carry through
any OF their great Is sight, that in TACT
matters little, far the great interests Of the country
concerned which obtains the election Of its presiden
tisl candidate It will be nothing than the sscen
dency party unlcsss the two representative parts OF
the general government undergo change during the
presidential term This being the true state OF political
affairs, follows that any Improvement In State credit or
commercial affairs must grow out Of renewed confidence
rather than from any actual legislation revolution in
the present policy OF the government The distribution Of
the proceeds Of the public lands cannot take place. unless
we have greater change in political affairs than yet expe
riencsd Each part OF our government established
serves check upon the other The two houses Of Con
gress are divided aud the executive only have
jory in one house. This division prevents party egs
asion and the people receive the benefits Of being
let alone This Ia very desirable condition Of political
affairs and the longer Estate things continues the
better for every interest Of the country 50 far the
nanca affairs Of ndiv ua arelconcerned we have
very little change to notice What improvements may
take place from change Of party msjortes in the egs
latures Of the delinquent States cannot yet ima
gne but there IL very little hope left that any effective
efforts will be made to place their financial affairs in
favorable position than they at present occupy. Ad.
vceairom Maryland give very encouraging reports from
some sections of that State, in relation to the payment Of
taxes both those Of the present year and these in arrears
but we have evidence that the result will be
realized throughout the State. The people Of
Pennsylvania have, by a very large majority, given
their that the main line Of the public works may
be sod according TO the terms set forth in the Of the
last legislature The price set upon the line, which
cludes the Columbia and Philadelphia Railroad. East.
ern Division Of Canal Junata Division Of Canal, ALLIE.
shany Portage Railway and Western Division Of Canal
il s2o,ooo,ooo for wo ks that cost the State sla,.
ssl $40, noa wbch revenue amounting 10 s7,elas
pal has beea received, and expenditures amount
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Hsrald.l

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81, 1874
The election Of the Presidential Electors this State
takes place TO morrow. The strenuous eiorts are
being rsaie oy both Of the two great political parties for
their respective candidates and each as TO the
result The democrats confident victory from the
result OF the Gnbernatorai election The wings ara
nothing dauned the defeat Marke and are eager Tor
the onslaught Their cry once unto the breach
The printers and bill stckers Keeping rich harvest
for every pump and pillar, wall and post in the city is
plaster with the calls appeals and lucubra' Of pa
,rio.ic wings. democrats and native AmeEcaa P1bli
tff' ~
A fire occurred about one O'Clock shis mornag, in
bakery in Race street, below Third large four story
building the rear occupied BY several persons work
shops was very much damaged.
The Judges Of the Court OF Quarter Sessions
gagged ring the whole Of he morning listening to
argument on the exceptions TO the Auditors Report in
the matter OF the damages the Of Pennsy
Hall. burnt down during riot years back. The
jury appointed 10 the damages awarded $50 000
W. Petels, Esq, ii b. NJ. consul TO Philadelphia,
robbed OF his wallet containing $200 yesterday the
Harrisburg railroad depot He had Just returned from
Ohio with his married wife.
is reported that large body Of pipe have just
arrived from Baltimore.
SAILS AT THE SrocK EXCHANGE - 10 0G0 State SIS 731 |;
1000 Tennessee 5s 81 1000 do do s6} 10 North Bank
ken,ucky, oil 1000 Lehigh IS. ls4o, 80 90 Kentucky
Bank, 73A 5O U, Bank, 8 SO Commercial Bank,
Na'chsz, l9t 300 Norfisown per cent Loan, 50.
SECOND BoARo.-5O Grard Bank, III 5000 State bs,
733
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Cotton Trade.

Since the departure of the last steamer we have had
two arrivals from Liverpool Acadia and Great West.
ernwth advices to the 18th instant, which have had
very favorable influence this market and buyers find
difficult to purchase prices paid last week The ten
dency Of the market Is towards further improvement
Accounts from the SOUTH in relation to the new CROP are
very favorable for immense yiel and in the absence
of excessive rains early rosts the crop coming in
will exceed any previous one. We annex a statement
showing the movements of this staple this season. CON-
pared with last =
Bales.
Receipts at Ports Of the u g. since Sept 1884, l4
same ps riod last year 1920
I" year before, 1877 ,0l6
Exports from u 8. since Sept. l, 1874, ll3,724
same period last year, 90S4
year before, 69l5s
Al this port the receipts since the lst inst amount to
432 bales exports to 1915 bales taken by spinners
800 bales taken speculation 1900 bales stock in
market 16 900 amount on sale 5000 bales.
We annex quotations current In this market -
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER /.
Cleared.

Cleared.
sos ss ssst as B sgs
Hincisn Auburn DuTiey New Orleans Stanton Frost;
M1s DC Cary e MsSs sy1%l %
Ann Laoartte Petsi.burg; Gypsss Sawyer Boston
Arrived.
n SsT Is ossni .as r r
fore sni
shp fslf nnes worbes from Gee. with iron to Boor
sw barque Adelaide sodehana 80 days from Stockholm
.,sw brig jano, Ahrman, from -. with mdse to VIM
. Ts, o. with salt
s. N aD sh had been Sow
% %1 e I ss 70 h al: and sail for
m m.s HSy sT s Fs e e. AZ R'sss IS with
isT Palt; Fsss smith ID hs day Salos; Ia Aqa. Rs
Brig Belle Myers days from Wilmington. NC, with naval
sss r, days pe%ssS with
6Ss ri
g
s with Su, .e e
schr Doctor jones' days from Snow Hi with corn to
sehr Brdgawster Audren days from Kingston with mdss
Schr Charles Thorn Jackson, Wilmington, NC, with
vermillion, seavan, Baltimore, with -four &C. Allen
schr Splendid. Sanders, saybrook. granite.
Schr Leven Lank, Bennett, Cape May corn.
Schr Ncent Cole Baltimore with hides &c to johnson
x Lowden.
s sssT Asass F.s.s .a1 &c.
Schr Margaret Aun, Hammond Geogetowa, flour, to
G Hitchcock.
Schr smith Mills, Richmond, -four to y McCraady
Goth of Sand Inlet board and aft schr
Of about 100 all sails sunk in athoms of water
s Hss: .nss ssssSs as1s Efs%aans Rsa%s.a sG Goa.
Schr Wave, Johnson. Berlin corn
Schr Susan Baker Berlin, corn.
Schr Hope, Berlin, corn.
schr Megnnticook Trim, Georgetown, &c. with Hour w
X & Hitchcock.
sch Dove. Williams days from Chncoteagus, with corn,
to B Fox.
Propeller Seneca, Hartford, with mdse.
Below.
Ship Anson Barkman, from Charleston,
Brig Dimon, Baxter, from Charleston
sailed.
Barques Rapid, Ward, Havana; Edward, Charleston.
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Second Board.
New Stock Exchange.
SALES OF Srocxs--Bosr

SALES OF SrocKs-BosT0N, Der 3O
Erchange Board-es shares Western RR slt a6 do el3
Co, l2t; As Merchants Bank. l04 Lawrence Manuf Co.
1913; % Reading RR blod All 70 do, b2m 27t so do 81
ll6 so do bSd 27t; l25 Norwich and Worcester RR ss
70 do. b6d s3l do SSH so do s3m soA; 100 do b3Od
b30d. s34.
at AUCTION 80 shares Norwi ich and Worcester RR $50
per share; "a do Concord IN RR, 671 67A for so;
do Boston and Lowell RR 254 per ct aav "a do Western
RR, $902 81 per share.
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It will be observed reference to table of quota
tons for uncurrent morey that bills Of Eastern banks
redeVmabe In Boston, and Jersey bank bills taken
hero at per cent discount; while those issued by
the saety fund banks this State are taken at per cent
discount This is Of the evils arising from the
enforcement of the law prohibiting the circulation of bills
Of the banks Of other States under the denomination Of
Hvss in this State. We trust the next legislature will
compel banks to make their issues par in all parts Of
the State.
Wo comparative table the rates for exchange
in this market from the Sd OF April last todate Within
the time included between these dates quotations for bills
on London have boen steadily advancing having i'm
prov ved a 81 per cent ti*t fr4 aa
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FOOT RACE FOR SI4OO,

FOOT RACE FOR $l4OOs
Fourteen Hundred Dollars will be paid for Foot Race
take place on the BEACON COURSE Hoboken, opposite
New York. the 1lth of November weather permitting,
follows:-
$1,000 for miles S7c0 the first $3.50 the second
$50 TO the third, SIS the fourth, and $25 the fifth
Also $500 for foot three miles-$i50 the first
$50 70 the second in the race
All entries Y :. made before the 7th November except
those persons living greater distance miles
81 New York Such have the privilege The
Saturday previous TO the Entrances s. which
II. Smith, Park Row.
The following persons have entered their
ten mile John Gldeleve the winner Of the last
also John Barlow and Thomas Greenalgh being the pc
desrans late from England; also three others who the
last Steep Rock, John Ross the Indian from Buffalo
is expected.
The Of three miles will take placs O'Clock precise
o3O Iwsnc G. 4. BROWNING Proprietor.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATIoN.
UpIdnds & Elorida. Mobile 6 N Qrlst

2P M-Yesterday the attendance Of buyers
great at the whg that the business
acted merely nominal. One list of $50 bales Up
lands sold from the wharf to-day another list Of 1856
bales Uplands, also from the wharf was disposed Of
prices 6 for Middling and 81 to &c The in
market in firm
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Died.
On Wednesday soth inst DR.. JoHS DnLor, in the osth
year Of his age.
The friends and acqusntances Of the family, and those
Of his SON in law, Wesley Smith, respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at 80 o'clock from $50
formerly 20) Hudson street without further invitation
On Thursday, Sst inst at Bloomngdale, SARAH MEAD,
youngest daughter OF Jacob W. and Margaret B. Trip,
aged one year, eight months and nineteen days
Ner remains will be taken to Poughkeepse for inter
msnt
On wednesday, soth ius Mrs Reilly, wfc q the late
Patrick Reilly.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from her late residence 2a Twenty first street. between
sth and 9th avenues
Lost a sea In the hurricane Of Key West, the l3th
INST Mr. Jscos VALERpH Gossz, Of this city An the sd
year OF his age
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SHIP NEWS.
Ry Inst NlQht,a kOuthern Mail.

ny LzHSt NIKnCb bOutncrn M1AIIs
PHILADELPHIA O6tH-Arr Anthracite, Levy, NYork CID
SiHea Ss Smith Posshons: Mpt just Rsturnsd
BALTIMORE Oct 3i-Cd Garone Myers, Amsterdam; J w
page Taylor, Boson Sage Morgan, New York. A Steven
brggs do; ID Wilson, Benjamin, Mobile via Key West
Sid Sid GNnronae Myers Ams'eadam Sage Morgan, NYok He
NoRFoLK, Oct. 29-Sd, Harkaway Nicholson for L,rool
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The largest part of the crease has been in freight.
Domestic exchanges are very inactive There is
little doing that quotations undergo but very slight
alterations from week 70 week. except those for Alabama
funds, which steadily improving
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f. II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
SPLENDID BROCHE CASHMERE SHAWL e. or fhs

-. u. II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.
SPLENDID BROCHE Cash MERE SHAW 8, OF the
last Importation and Patterns received and will be sold
the large room o the Apollo No 4o Broadway opposite
cost are sold in Paris and London
give to the Ladies better chance examine them spacious
large assortment similar opportunity will be afforded above
and can be examined the day vous tThursday after IL
and @ " are sound and and
dence of the best quality.
The sale will comprise the following assortment India and
Gandahr Cashmere Shiws Persia Tepahan and Cabee Thbet
haws Sc &c Several being selected expressly for this mar
similar 70 those selected at the above fair by her Majesty the
Queen OF the French the Princess dc Nemours Princess de
Jonvlle &c, &c., &c. For further Catalogues,
which Ml be ready Thursday at o'clock Sale Peiemp
tory. Terms cash. o29 4tisrrc
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Correspondence or tho Herald.
CouRIER OrrrcE, .
<: Hal.
fosnd Of Nswpcft &F which gsd driven ashore M.rs
Js late Be "a Fy S
miscellaneous Record.
PACKET SP OXFORD, Liverpool will sail at 2 O'Clock
to-day. Passengers will meee board the Jacob Bell East
side Fulton Market Pier.
PACKET SHIP VERONA for London, will sail tomorrow.
Ship Warsaw coppeed and copper fastened TONS built
' ' ss Ss o sy y:eSs ind As%Su port from A.
sndra poTts that on the 2s inst ABOUT miles o the North,
tons barhea sunk with about Il Of watsr
s s s s hd BEEN nS w Sn
PPsss sss 2p and a. a' o
the vessel partly insured. .
S ss::: S
s s R.y s WV d ms:
s s % 5 S III % &
spoken.
Roo fin ocrseoks for Antigua Oct a. la ~ 90 lon Go d
Foreign Ports
BOSTON, ha, .sas rsntn erpNn Ssy
Do, only Am vessels.
Treaty, im ), Thoms. d. Good Intent SBI
Gray Boston for NOeans sid h Cherokee Of do for do
18th; Home Watts Baltimore 18th; Creole, OF Bath for New
York. ith; Phenix Of North farkmouh for New York, th
James iBr) I'm Ponce, Pr, sid on the 18th for NYork
wrecked Portneu we'd here last night in pilot boat The
they give OF the loss Of their ship perfectly with
the statement published in our last.
Comparative OF arrivals and tonnage at this Port
in the years l83 1884, the 26th October inclusive
each year,
Vessels. Tonnage.
i@i' 1900 iss'sis
Increase this year, 90 N,iD
Comparative statement Of and tonnage from the Low
Ports the ls3 and 1884, up TO 2eh Oct inclusive
each year, :, -
ls43 70 1904
1874, % 3,oT
Less mi, year. ,4o7
Lotal number Of Vessels cleared this Port for from
QurBrc, Oct. cid Vctor, Price, Limerick Eleanor
Turner London Florence BrummaKe, Liverpool; John and
Mary Oliver, Bristol; jamaica Martin Glasgow; Rory o.
derer Reddie Clyde; Calcutta Pston. London Barron Hall
Hull Margaret Pollock Pye Liverpool; Trusty Oliver LON
dom Clio, Kelly, London; Cuba Pearson, Livtrpoo Calcu
ta Lingard do Magnet, Morton. do Oct 26Cld Royal Al
bert f dyeEOo rT"hs% TsnhsS1 E GoE Ho, oSSSe
London Htnnah, Peters, The Mumsies Hannibsl, Irving
Liverpool; Princess Royal Morris. do Eleanor, McPheson
do; Elizabeth Lony, Sunderland; Southampton, Ross Bar
badoes; Fsvore Geenhorn, Glasgow; Parmea, Ateridge
Liverpool; Ottawa Drynang do Countess Of Durham Stowe
,MoSIFE4L, Oct 2sCld Apollo, Walker. Dundee Jupiter.
Lake Ports.
BurpAIo Oct e. Arr Nile Allen, Chicago; samsan. Pratt,
Cd Coastinlon, Kinsmsa, pssois woodbridge DObbns,
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MURDER BY BoY.-The Grand Jury Of this
county yesterday found true bill against boy
named Carver who is not quite l3 years age
this lad deliberately fhct another lad at
sharpsbursh six miles Distant the other day with
pistol II avery singular We 10 not remem-
Oct. 26.
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FROM TURKS IsLAND.-We learn from Captain
Stevens, ofthe Meta, from Turks Island whence he sail
ed on the 18th instant that there good supply
salt to be had both at Turks Island and Salt Kew
continue to arrive daily for freights.
The New York herald., 1844-11-01

ARKANSAS ELECTION We are indebted 10 Judge
Dickinson, who came passenger in the steamer
Hatchee Eagle arrived at late hour last night for tho
following partial account OF the result the cleo
tiona In Arkansas
Gen. Thos. 8. Drew ldem) elected Governor by about
dem) Archibald Yell dem) elected to Congress over d.
Walker lwhig) Pulaski county elected w6ig ticket in
fuil Independence Lawrence and Randolph counties
elected democratic tickets in full Jefferson Desha and
Arkansas counties elected whig tickets to the lower
House.-N o. Pic, Oct 23.
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Foreign IlnportatIons,

Passengers Arrived.
New ORLEANs-Slp Loui.a-Wm Farehaw, and in the
steerage. = -
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Packets to Arri
Ship Matter ana Aronts.

snip Mastcrn and AGonta.
We shall favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
e apnEsn Sv.Y Captain Of our News Boat report p
spoken on their passage list Of their and foreign
nsW;paPers Q! news they may have He will board them
q abroad will aso confe, favor by sending this Office ali
tion Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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PSnI Au Ra,scrBIig Regablica7a bags coffee sleldne
Bros-27 do, Hll-i2o do A Rossiere & co-sO0 do
Marean--A do, II Scheff1ng-8 rags, Roker X Nal
man. do GHogarth-si,6 $50 lbs logwood SHIELDING Ferris
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MORE OF THE Lucy WALKER-The Louisville
Courier OF Friday says that fifteen dead bodies had
been found Of those board the ilated Lucy Walker
No further Of the killed wounded are
however The accident the result Of the most culpa
BILE carelessncss will be recoeced entoned yes
terday that the bo iy OF blown $50 feet in tho air
and fell with such 0rce to break through the deck
This occurrence was the Of saving the lives of
two or three PERSONS who confined beneath by the
deck falling on them but who enabled to escape
through the hole thus made All gloom in Louis
vile in conse quence OF the explosion
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lrs- presid-ne TyIer returned to Washington
from Virginia, on Wedne sday afternoon.

MORE STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS. Louisville
Journal says the Lucy Long reports the Sarah sunk
near Grand Chain, in the Ohio No particulars given
Captain Thompson, near the mouth OF Salt River on
"Wednesday night She IL SUPP osed to be o total loss.
one deck hand Is reported, as kied-Ba Chp. Oct 81
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PRICE REDUCED.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
THE CHIEF VIRTUEs Of the TRICOPHEROUs or

L Patent Medcatrd Compound, ar -
Its kraclng strengthening and clarifying qualities.
2-its gently stimulating the action Of the skin -
3lts producing aud reaction IN the bulb or
root and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
aud nerve, giving life and vigor TO the hair.
4--lts equalisinH the circulation Of the fuids
5Its freeing the skin from the effects Of pespiraon scun
and dandruh and disposing the hair 10 curl
-And It's reqnent use Will preserve the hair ia beauty and
health 10 the latest period flfs
tratutous advice giyen dlseae cosihscted ~ sir,
az the Hair cutting Rooms lss Broadwr, up stan. aes Of
Lib~ty street. VNN'rm
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Corn Trade.


There he's been small spec uative demand in this
ket which has sent the prices little in the last week
Genesee -four Is quoted ut SASH $487t and wheat
at lO2 los cents There is no basis for this demand
2sth inst
In the past fortnight the receipts Of -four by the river
have been very light and nearly all the sales have been
for consumption ut 2ls to GAS Cd About 1000 barrels
Milton Grown brand have been taken for shipment
this week at 24 Id inspected and 1000 of" Merchants
Mills from Ohio wheat, at we believe, GAS 81. The
export trade for this may be looked upon
$500 to 10000 barrels will cover, and probably
coed all shipments from this date The very discourag
ing accounts received by the Acadia and the short sup
plies coming down, have quite retarded any movement
for Quebec account and own consumption far be-
yond what shippers could afford to pay We quote from
the circular Of Msssrs McDougal Glass the exports
80. Flour, ssl. Wheat. hush
l5aai. Sso,IUo 114,ooo
isaS,. ............. 80, Ios. ~ 9o'Se6
round numbers at ooO against i05 900 bb Of -four
last and 1000 quarters against $500 quarters
OF wheat The quantity Of wheat coming down this fall
is not great and the very best samples do not
fine wheat has been disposed Of this week Peas not
quite firm, and cannot be quoted above 2s l0d to
lid. per minot. Barley, about IS. 3D. to as Sd.
Brighton Cattle Market.
Der. 2s AT market, 2050 beef cattle, % pairs working
oxen 80 cows and calves, 1900 sheep and about 800
swine.
PRrcrs-Beef Cattle-Extra, s6 first quality, 81 so;
second do, So 10 81; third quality, 50
Working oxcnSales noticed at S73. rs, 10 90 $lo3
Cows and Calves-Good cows in demand, and sales
made at SAT SO, $33, $34 90, $40 and one at SAC
Sheep and Lambs- Dull Sales at 81 80 10 for lambs
and 81 for fair lot of ID sheep We notice 10 fine
wetber sheep taken by Robert Fletcher Esq at 6 Tor
the lot.
swine-Brisk. Sales not noticed
Three extra oxen fed by Richardson Morse, OF Madi.
county New York were taken at So 81 per hundre'
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Domestic ImportatIona.

NEw ORLEANs-Shp Louisa-li45 pigs lead G II Rogers
8f do McCaagh9 bales 2l hhds tobacco Brown
b S, Dc lard pcs copper Macy Son
IS bales cotton Butterwoh-l2 hhds tobacco l. Matt
land-8 do Beck Kmball3 bale Burritt Johnson
259 bales cotton lll0 pigs lead order.
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The RIvER.-We understand (says the Wingah
Observer,) that the Pee Dee rose at Cheraw on
2lst instant two feet ard at Mars Bluff six feet This
permits the boats which have been dstain-
ed the river by low water, for the last six week.
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A. e. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
r. ARDWsRE, SALE-FANCY GOODS TOYS &C.
JACOB 5. PLATT will sell This Day, at 10 O'clock at
the sales Room No. 23 Pla Of Gold st.
lots Of Foreign and Domestic Hardware German Staple and
commense 20 cases German Toys forming handsope
voice Of fine aud common Japannrd Tea Tays &C. Also
Cutlery Table aud Desert Knives and Forks Pen and Pocket
Knives, Scissors, &c. nj tsrrc
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pATENT sHEATHiNG EELT.-sc cases Patent Shssthnk
Felt very superior article or ships bolt end tie roo
OF houses. For sala by NJ ri COLLINS x CO,
oas "a south strsst
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Thursday. Oct. 3l-6 r. M.
The stock market rather fat toiay the sales yerv
limited and quotations below those current yesterday
stoninston Tell off per cent Norwich & Worcester ;
Mohawk u; Pennsylvania SIS Long Island Reading
haiiroad Canton /; Ee Rsilroad improved Ii Hin
ois J; Morris Canal j; Kentucky . Ohio s'sa
The receipts of the Reading Railroad, for the week
ending Oct 2oh about three thousand dollars lare
er than the week previous
sTArEMEST BUSINESS THE PHILApELrHIA AND REAp.
RAILRoAp
orthe soeek ending October 26, 1874
Coal transported during the week ~ . is5ss az TONS
Coal transported last year TO Oct 2s inclusive isiiSs
The rscspts of the Western Railroad for the week end
ing the 10th instant compared with the week last
year, show very great increase.
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TIVOLI SALOON.

IIVULI SALOfJN.
Sy1lst GOHtNEk OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS
public that they have cop ned The Tvo Saloon formerly
Richmond H!l corner Of Charlton anj Varck s'rees for
their the largest and commodous
Meetng. Parties and Drills all may favor them with
their call GEORGE HAMILTON. 5 =
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Married, EEf
On the 30th ult by the Rev. DR.. Dewey HErRr HOLD
RICE Jr to MARY r. GRIrSEL daughter OF the late Cor
neus Grnncll, Jr
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAL THING
EXHIBITION.
THE END OF THE WORLD.

Open from 10 A. M. to 5 r. NJ, and from to ePM.
Admission Is cents. olO Inns re
PANORAMA AT NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Open for a ,hor
season. the most magnificent Panoramic Painting
hbited In this country ESQ all the Artists that have
executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. w Danie H.
during the day. -
Admtance to the Garden and Panorama cents Artists are
respec fully invited visit the Panorama free Of charge
sIT Tae Panorama of Madras exhibited in Russell
SQUARE attended with immense aud when purchased
Mr. Nibo considered the very et Panoramic painting in
The New York herald., 1844-11-01

FANCY FURS
II BEHRMAN, Importer and Manufacture of European
and American Fancy Furs, offers FOR sale bis wholesale
sna rc'hi stpe is william street, few deofI from Fulton
street choice elegant and extensive of de
serfptlon Europsan and America tis.tY ~.
i. p. Country merchants woni E Is ciI n no
establishment and exanine the viii lad both the
orices and quality saving them AZ ieas u cIcrpt
d. LEHhMAN,
s2T Imerr William vrret