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Packets to Sail.
ship Masters and Agents
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 10.

iUN ......7 4 20
iuN sEfs ~ % H8H wATEH. Q 81
Cleared.
Ships Wellington, Chadwick, London Grnnell Mntum &
Col Vrginsn Allen, Liverpool Kermit; Isabella Briggs
do by the master ellespont Sylvester Genoa Lawrence
Phelps; London, Baker New Orleans Stanton FROST Eliza
beth Denison, Post, Mobile Hurbut Co; John Barring
Mchaels Charleston, John OgdenBarque Pallas Bremen
Miller Rotterdam, schmidt Balchen-Brigs Mercator B
Holmes Windsor Ms; Bridgeton, Gray, Richmond Schmidt
B.lchen -schn Chss l. Thorn, Jackson wilmington Nc
Powell; Select johnson. Newbern NC. Mitchell;
Gen Clnch, Radcf Baltimore, II Hill; Maria Laourr tie
do; Page Taylor, Boston X Herrck A Hale Bearse
do Compliance Lewis and Reside Langley do; Harkness
Wick, Newborn Also, baque California Smith, Boston
arrived
Barqge Backus sto,esbury (of Phladephia day. from
Santa Cruz Cuba, with mahogany, masr Left brig Re-
becca, Mcclure, for N York, ldg-only American
Brig Madison Hoey from Savannah with cotton Sturges
Chairman
schr Geo. Pollock Casey from Newb.n. NC. with naval
stores, to s. J.. Mitchell
Schr Conquest Hayes from Plymouth, NC. with naval
stores
schr Delaware Forbes, from Washington NC. with naval
stores.
schr Cadmus, Curtis from Washington. NC. with naval
stores
schr VIM. T.. Bird Roberts. from Washington NC. with
naval stores.
Schr Ann Smith, Cramer from Wilmington NC. with naval
stores
Sailed.
Steam ship Great Western Matthews, Liverpool and others.
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ART AND SCIENCE OF DANCING AND
WAITZIN.y

A CARD-NK WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
= the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York
Glasses in Dancing Watzing and the Polka Dance will
commence the Assembly Room. Constitution Hall $50
broadway, Saturday October 18th, and will continue
throughout the season.
Days az Tuition for Young Ladies and Censsnen under Ia
every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon commencing 3and
for the elder class Of Gentlemen Every style OF
Dancing taught in Mr. WIS classes without additional charge
pupils.
Mr. W. that the he shall of his capabity
will be satisfactory Schools and Academies attended
pcaton above, his Privat Alchemy, No 10 Sikh
Avenue where will be made knsw aud circulars given
containing Particular. o2
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Philadelphia.
(Correspondence Of the Herald :,

Correspondence oil the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. o, l64a.
The two political parties here just at the two
opposite extremesthe emil smiles the other all tears
The democrats perfectly frantic with delight Any
would have suppose - night that all the ROSTERS
in the universal world lui met together in Chestnut
street, for such crown never heard before.
torch light procession from Southwark waited Geo
NJ Dallas at his house. and made the welkn ring again
with their cheering and bosteroasness. Mr. Dallas ac-
dressed them in pby speech from his Goor and thanked
them for this mark Of respect
The democrats will fire salute of one hundred guns
for the Empire State this afternoon.
weaver named John Paul was convicted Of murder
in the second gree in the Court OF and Termner
this morning He was charged with killing q young
oil the name of Lewis Greble This 10 enc OF the
that grew ont Of the Kensington riots.
The Office Of the Marshal, the State House Row.
robbed last night CT $24l belonging 10 Uncle Sam,
large quantity ofunique and medals the pro-
perry OF General Keim, the Marshal
Adolph Foenbegger, German. committed for trial
by the Mayor this morning. for iobbing the Episcopal
Church Of 81 Peter of variety OF articles tt fellow
made desperate resistance when taken woundnr tw o
Of the city watchmsn severely.
SALEs THE Srocx EIcHANoE-5Oo Gerard 1903; 800
do l0f; 425 viii 23}; 100 Read %; $1,000 State
7oA; $1,000 Texas Bds 10, 30; $4,000 dos 20s Navga-
ton "a
srcosp BOARD sia 900 State SIS 7ol; 10000 do 7o,;
1915 do 70; 200 Read BIDS Tot; 400 Gerard Blk l0l
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SOCIETY LIBRARY.

Corner of Broadto1y and Leonard street
T0R. VALENTINE the nelneator Of American Peculari-
- ties, and SAMUEL FRANCIS, JR his Comic Lecture
Men and Manners Original Scenes Strange Adventures and
Sketches Of Travel being his first in public,
Monday Erening, Nor II.
PRoGR. HMEOpcning Remarks showing the Ups aud Downs
q Life Csu5ng bY Kule Methodleal My First
corning Three Hundred and Fifty Chpmucks; on
Faces, Country Courts with limitations Of Judge Witness
Lawyers; Old Maids and Phren illustrated
By shsecs head M Second Visit 70 Ball. EEL scene
Learned Ignorant Women; Debating Societies; Characters
Snake Creeks Long Island Musc Country Schools Hungarian
Singers, with limitations, &C., &c.
Doors o-n At half past ocock-to sommepee o'clock
Tickets so be had the Astor franklin Wayey
Houses at Howards Hotel, and the door. no 3tsmc
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Married.

At Erie, Pa on the 81 inst by the Rev Mr. sullege,
7. H. STEVENS. E,q. u. s. Navy, and ANNA MANIA
daughter OF Surgeon r Christie. Of the U. < Navy.
Al Brooklyn Nov. 7th, by the Rev. George Dufneld,
w. buRGn to KEntccA TAYLOR, daughter Of the late
Abraham King of New York.
On Thursday 7,h inst, by the Rev. Peter Gordon,
ROBERT MILNE to HELLN NArER, both OF
Scotland.
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aren't in this market at the two dates given.

Satinet Warps, on beams, per yardr....- " 9
We see by this comparison decline in several items,
and particularly Ia satinets which have fallen 33 per
cent The fall trade being nearly the supplies Of
domcstics will fall off, aud the demand declining TO
great extent, may have effect prices and cause
reduction The fall in prices for satnes may be caused
by very large supplies but the decline almost too large
to be produced by that alone.
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SHIP NEWS.
Nv Isaat N1Uht,a SOuf erin Mail

-PHrADrLrHIA, Nov 9-Ar Amity Pike Liverpool; jane
Bates. NeY L9ndop CID John MeKim MooIe New York;
Grecian Bensdci, do; JOS Cowperthw Nob Pnsmbuce
AID mkt Palms Edrldge and Osceola. ieaton Boston;
Mynck, Jones, y York; w Adams, Yonken, NY.
BALTMonE Nov 8-An sylph, Snow, Boston. CID Fran
Annette lHan Oortges, Cowes and mkt; Charleston, White,
st Thomas.
NoRroLK, Nov AR VIM Allen, Spaulding, Boston for
Richmond Sid w Kempton Osborne, NY ok; from Hamp-
Roads 9th, Jas Caske, PiIlsbury, London.
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Passengers Sailed.

LvERPooL-Stea ship Great Western-P Bamum. LADY
and 40, two children. Thos Wn!erbotom. Graham Geo Will.
i Charles Csrtidss and lady Ledger ss% BaScoek Nj
VIM Cgnningham. J A Hadwen, Missouri; Benz Haywood
pennsy,ania Mr. Clement lady, children and servant
Bremen.
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constitutional Debility Cured.--The Toni,
MIXTURE prepared by the College u Medicine Pharmacy OF
We cy OF New York Is confidently recommended for all
o. 1ey produced by secret nduleence Of any kind
tunes. dcpending on mal-formaiion.)
single bottles 81 each; Of kaf dozen IS; CAREFUL,
picked and sent 70 all parts Of the Union. -
nce OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy rs Nassa
ftleet W. q, RICHARDSON M b. Arsut
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TIVOLI SALOON

TTVOLI SALOON
CORNER OF CHARLTON AND VARICK STREETS
undter.ifned RESPECTFULLY nfom heiI friend. and he
Richmond Hill Of Charlton Varick streets for
the season. and To accommodate all who may with
their psronaSsLh.vnK the largest and most commodpus
Meetings Parties Drills, and all who may favor them with
their call GEORGE HAMILTON, In
oT imsrfc FRANCIS BOQUET, ''"phe'o"'
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BOQUETS AND PLANTS.

4sn d. BOIL, corner Of kifteth and Bloc mingdale
18Road offers for sale splendid sel etion Of
dums Orange and Lemon Trs &c, Boqusts put up at
the shortest notce and IN the tasteful Having
cultivated aee quantity Of the scented Nsapotsn VI
o he Is able 70 Tase Boqns IN part entirely Of them His
large quantity Of Csmes enables him furnish
that plant reduced price Orders fl A. ORMiERS
French Dyer in Walker street, the Bowery will be
promptly attended TO-
sThose persons who bought Standard Roses my sale
the 18th of june informed that they ready for
delivery. ns iwsm
WILLIAM sCHARfENBERG 4 FEHD LUIS Bog leave
w 70 inform their friends and the public general they
have formed Copsrns1hip for the mporstiop Of Foreign
36l Broadway franklin street where may be CON
stnty found all the Classical Works Of the celebrated French
German Italian composers well latest
lions Of which they win always have complete
published in Europe
N b. Italian Strings Of superior quality for violins GUITAR
harIs &C &c Slve. Wire, kosin, &c. o3 lmss rrc
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1e ,ermsnent cure Of primary secondary syphilis yenera
Of mercury or un;kul medical treatment Ali persons sus
ectnR yeneeal faint remaining in their system should use
@ purifier without delay
" cleansing the system with this Justly Celebrated alerys
Sold IL single bottles at 81 EACH half dozen at ST.
carefully and sent to all Of the Union Sold at he
College Of Medicine sad Pha gT@y g Nissan q
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We annex table, showing the exports Of donestics
from Boston, and giving the places Of destination =:

The exports have been gradually declining since June
The total number of cases exported from June to
Nov 1874. ~ 1875 Quotations in the Boston mar
ket for these manufactures have varied since July
last but the prices ruling In that market considered
TO be those regulated by the manufacturer and any de
cline that may take place through the generally
falls upon the jobbing classes We annex quotations
current in this market at the two dates given
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MISS AUGUSTA BROWNE,
ORGANIST OF THE REX,D DIR. COXS CHURCH

MISS AUG USTA BROWNE,
ORGANISE OF THE REy,D DR. COx's CHURCH,
BROOKLYN,
CONTINUES give Lessons in New York and Brooklyn,
on the Piano Forte and Organalso Singing and Compo
celebrated BKAHAM
ITO D. BROWNE Esq: Sr-Intending sail for Europe
IN day or two have great pleasure expressing highest
APPROPRIATION Of Miss Augusta Brownies Mus abilities as
Teacher Of the Piano Foemy daughter having for short
peiod been one Of her pupils Wishing her
which her talents claim from discerning public,
''' JOHN BRAHAM.
WAyERIy HorsE, January I'd, l8a3.
~. B.-Miss AUGUSTA BRowNE's numerous compositions
for sale at her Fathers House, 70 Pine Apple Brooklyn
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GA Word to the CarcIess.,-Th. .utnor =

the Diary of Physician says that slight cold Is an egg
which when hatched produces peursy Inflammation Of the
who in this Geld and changeabe suffering from the
effects Of cold ard who Degct altogether Let such be-
wsIe They will manifest anxiety when it is too late The
golden moments when relief could have been obtained
passed away and they look forward nothing with
.anty but s grave pr shermsns Cough LozsnSes are
have esored to them Do be deceived fool away
time and money We recommend this remedy one that
never fails Dr. Shermans warehouse LOG Nassau street
Agents 2T Hudson 1888 Bowery II East Broadway &C VIII.
Brooklyn and State ST.. Boston. - 1865 $50 ,
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Total. ;. -. -. q

baEADsrurrs-N much doing in this market Ger.
nesse Hour 50 75 Georgetown 81 6si 81 10 Southern
wheat sells at 95 cts Rye 70 Northern oats 80 32A cts
Altogether prices have downward tendency
COTTON To day there S q good demand + ON Spin
ners who have taken TOO bales 200 bales also Ia
Ken by exporters Prices although they be quoted
lower, yet are in favor OF the buyers
PRovpIoNs-We now quote for Ohio prime ss ST. n
81 90; Mess 80 90 Beef is improving In demand Mess
we quote 50 20 and prime "a. Ohio lard kegs sell
at 6 a 81 bbls 81 8.
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Foreign lmpOrtatiOns.
SANTA CRUzBaque Backus-8 hhds molasses 1853 logs ma
hogany 30 do cedar f00 punches palm leaf honey 500 hide
SpohoTd Iileson co32 hhds 66 ties hhds
lasses Holt X Owen.
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The persons drowned by the upsetting Of one of
the cutter boats belonging to the u. 5. ship Fall
mouth, IN Pensacola Bay, on the 2Sh ut were
Mr.. Ferdinand Piper, "a 1t; VIM. 5 Fox, Profess
nary seamen; Jo. w. Cappo. andsman. o VIM Tor
rngton and VIM. Wyatt, ships boys Peter
Brown, ordinary seaman, drifted away from the
Don't upon her mainmast, and cast ashore up
on the Island Of Santa Rosa, and thus saved The
persons saved by cnging to the boat were Thorn
ls G. Harris, mdshlpman; George Gray, Peter
Martin, sesmen; VIM White, VIM Tucker, Edw
King and JAS Robinson, ordinary seamen.
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PUBLIC SALE AT THE NAVY YARD.
WI ILL be sold Public Auction, the Navy Yard, on
w Monday 9th December noon the diree OF
the subscriber the following articles, viz:
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, &e
10 anchors, 1000 to $500 pounds.
lot Of Boats Of different sizes.
463 Blocks +" i"
1926 Blockshels
A lot Of Paints and Paint Skins.
small Caboose; Armorers FORCES.
lot Of Cabin Furniture and Cooking Utensils.
About 35l Ensigns, Jacks, Pendants and Signals
A lot Of States, School Books &c.
CarpenteI's and Coopers Tools, Crowbars,
Smiths Bellows, Bunting, lr,n Bolts
Block-pins and Rivets, Fire Buckets, Pump Boxes,
Mess Chests, Hammocks, Hands pixies,
Lanterns Deck Lights, Binnacle Lamps
Nail Rods, Needless Racks,
Cooking and other Stoves, Sashes, Scrapeu,
Shoyels, Scales, senes. Thimbles. Wrnchss,
Broken Anchors, large quantity of Old &C.. &c.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Moricing Machine, Wire Drawing Machine.
A quantity Of Tools OF various kinds.
Tems-Cash on delivery.
NAVY AGeNTs OFFICE, 9Th November.
no tD9ec JAMES H. SUYDAM, Navy Agent.
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NOTICE

H.. PAkkER, 60 Duane street, between Broadway and
"A. Elm for the sale Of valuable Oil Paintings
Porcelains and Antiquities has received per ship
from Ansrm, line collection Of splendid Oil Paintings
g The fsTish and Dutch schools, elegant, japan aequsd
fancy Cups and Sauce ch In gold OF the 18th
century, and grandeur equal any thing imported into
which disposed Of
lore ho.r who Nsh p enrich their collections onamentng
md Judge for themseves Ladies particularly invited 10
sew this splendid collection
At hcme from 10 A. NJ uiI 5P NJ. o22 7meodsre
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vclPcau's Specific Pills, for tho Radical
cure q gonoha geet seminal emissions and all mocopuru
lent discharges from the Irethra These pills. the result Of
1y their 81 nvsst9 Professor a
cure in much shorter time than any other remedy wthou,
uing the breath dsReeing with the stomach or
and Pharmacy, s5 Nassau street - o's' - 'e0'
w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D.. Agent
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AMERICAN FIsHERIEs.-The following statistics
of this important branch of American commerce.
will acceptableto all readers who take interest in
the rise and progress OF the great Of national
wealth and greatness.
Aud first as to the mackere fishery in Massachusetts,
The qusny inspected was
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GRAND VOCAL AND instrumental
CON E r. T.,

NCERT,
At the Tabernacle,
ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18th. 1914:
pY THE YOUNG MISS JOsErniNE BRAMSoN,
be assisted BY Che Eminent Talents Of MApAME OTTO.
MASTER SCONClA, and FULL ORCHESTRA.
PART
Overture from the Tssenmuhle BY Ressge Full Orchestra
Air Finale, from the opera Betty ,"-Se crudee
il cor mostrai-by Donizett: -. Madame Quo.
Grand Variations Briante for the Piano Forte,
on favori'e theme from Cheva de Bronze.,,,by
Fantasia, for the Violin BY j. Arto,, from Lucia
di Lammermoor" with Orchestra Master Sconeis.
Part H.
Overture from the Freyshtz" by Weber Full Orchestra.
Air. from the Opera OF Don Juan, "-Schmale,
schmae Maseto, by MozArt-with Obligato
Variations Brilliants, for the Piano, with Orches-
ira accompaniment. by Czerny Miss j. Bramson.
Duo Brilliant, for Piano and Violin from Bellini's
opera LA Sonnambna," by Benedict and De
Bsriot. Miss Bramson and Master sconcia.
Tickets One Dollar each Chden under twelve of
half price To be had the principal Music and the
door on the evening Of performances Doors Concert
to commence at 8 o O'Clock. ltec
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70 1852; do do 1851; IL do CharIestown Branch R.
y; do Worcester r. ilsl; 40 do Nor Worcester n
q I9s 40 90 56a % do do, sl0 75; IS do do s0 75
oo do Island r R. $50, III do Fitchburg r. new,
os % do Reading r. 25i; lOOdo weste n Ii, ssh;
AZ 40 SAM eot oO do do ssh so Div East Boston Co,
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New GRENApA.-A few late papers from New
Grenada have been received via Valparaiso Ths
lowing ports open for importation and expectation On
the Atlantic Rio Hachs Santa Martha Carthagens Por.
tobelo, Chagres, and Bochas del Toro and the Pa
cfc, Iumaco, Buen,, Mentura, Panama, Montijo and
Boca Chca And declares ports Of deposite the At.
antc those OF Carthsgena, Santa Mar ha Rio Hachs,
and Puerto Bello on the Pacific, that OF Panama The
port Charges on foreign vessels not exceeding one
hundred tons, $40 pc ton those 81 so per tor
Mr oL,ary charge de sf.irs Of II NJ, had been dul,
received by the officials AT b oston Rail g,o
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NAvAL.-The u S frigate Potomac arrived last
evening at p M, in Hampton Roads, 3S hours
from the Capes Of the Delaware and q hours from Reedy
Island
Lnr OF OrrrcERs Cap,sn--John Gwnn. Lieutensnts
-. Lee j. NJ Berren, VIM A. Wurs, Thomas r..
Rooies Mont Lewis. Acting Mastei-James Biddle.
Fleet SURROUNDINGS NJ. Greene Purser- Fras G.
McCauiey 1t. Comdg Msrnes-Thos. A Brady -
Asst Surgeon-John l. Durtt Passed Md'n-G Bis
sell, vi. Fauntleroy, Thos l.. Dance John Febger.
Mdshipmen-Geo Denniston, Robert B storer. II ST.
@. Hunter Alex. J. MITCHELL Thos Brodhead Jno r..
Barker, Temple, w. II. Parker; Commodores
Clerk, w D. Mcleod, Captains CT rk. A. B. Ashton
Pursers Clerk, w Jones; Boatswain Michael Hall:
Gunner John Martin; Carpenter f. w Barncoat; Sail
maker James Frazer. The u 8. store shin Erie Lieut.
Com. --.isaicd YesteIday for New York
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NIBIO'S THEATRE

Under the Management Of w. Corbyn.
A CARD-MR. JOHN DllNN begs TO announce his First
"A Benefit in America for Tuesday Evening Nov l2th
which OCCASION addition the performances thu talented
company OF the Theatre, Mr. w BARNrs aud Mr. BRowSp,
the celebrated Pantommists and Mr. MARKS, from the
Olympic, have kindly volunteered th.ir services.
The evenings will with the
buhesque Of RICHARD We THlkD-Richard. MIR. John
Dunn; King Henri, MIR. Stevens Lady Anne Mrs. Tlmm
variety OF Dancing by Mesrs Browne, Barnes W. Wood
and LIE Petite Ca line solo the Violin by Mr. H. Marks,
together with other entertainments
The whole conclude with the popular and aughabe farce
called THAT RASCAL JACk-The Rascal Jack, Mr.. John
Dunn.
: = Cookbook open. Dress Circle so cents; Pin and
Boxes % cents. MO q uc
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RARE CHANCE FOR A ROPE-MAKER,
WHO WISHES, TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS.
THE sa%Ss5be Declining cuisines. wishes dspo.s Of h
Al. I
sa ss i% a S % 3:
% :s' separate desired fl f %of :''
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
on SsBH"S Se Bill w:
eS Word s marked Ssdss
s nv w S p y aSpg q e
- no taIIUntll The 4 s. Of Way lest..hs second
good order For particulars apply at the above number
M p6 Btok eAAtt OF 4D kEk 81 ysE
s %
i sees 81 well spGw1 The
and ali tie eight ships this line, ied costly
style with modern Improvement and eonyepenee h
'%s hose VIII
times find their interest to select these desirable conveyances
terms and 70 secure Che best berih early pp
y ''' ''''''''' ROCHE. BROTHERS l. co.
norc % Fulton street. merit door TO the Fulton Bank.
S&x NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
ssa. e .c a SIP s sad
Captain Ira Bursley will sail positively above her regular
day
The ships Of this line being burthen and
about embark for the old country should fail
select this line preference other Their capacity
renders comfortable and convenient than ships Of
smaller class.
The accommodations Of the Hottnguer unsurpassed for
cabin second cabin aad steeage To secure beIhs
early application must be made board foot Of Bung Slip
w. X j. II. TAPSCOTT,
no 76 South street corner Maiden Lane.
k&k FREIGHT WANTED FOR BOsTON-For
M Fer So 5 w. = .o.s o% vi RPREscSTT,
nor 222 Water street, corner Beekman
WANTED FOR CHARLESTON, 8 C.
AZ A number Of VESSELS from 100 TO 400 tons. to
hx4\ load with The highest freight paid Amply
&RNk.the Office OF the STATEN ISLAND GRANITE
COMPANY. No Wall street nc 2wsn
PACKET SHIP VERNON FROM NEW ORLEANS is
dischaTing at Jndd's Wharf, foot Of Market stc Con-
dately. ns
PIC IRON-ieo TyNy BEST sCOTCH.
50 TONS CHEAP AMERICAN
100 TONS BEST AMERICAN,
sale by CHS WARD,
Ole imsse u yrcsd Stree,
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FIRE AT ST. LoUIs.-Oa the Both ut the Hop,
Mill owned by Messrs. Sutton, Culver & Black was d.
stroye ell by fire. Loss estimated ut $l00O0insuranc,
SIS 600
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SAILS or sTocxs, BosroS. Nov. g.
$4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds OF lsa7 TAI. saooo d.
10, $780, bso, 49, shss Boston Maine r. loo, is do
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The Winchester. Va. Republican states that an
unfortunate renconire occurred on Tuesday, be-
tween Robert w. Baker and John w Light, ne ar
Pughtown, which resulted IN the death Of the lat
ter Mr.. Baker surrendered himself AT once to
magistrate, and has been bailed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THE ATTIRE.

MR.. ANDERSON-lfrr night Of his engagement.
MONDAY tVENING, November nth, will be presented
HAMLET, Prince Of Denmark Hamlet. Mr.. Anderson; Ger
TO conclude with tie uRIsT TO TIE MLLL-Marqais
DO X ehvle Mr. W. IA Crisp; Francine, Mrs Sheriff
ADMIsssos Bsars Is. Tier scen-seeaad and Third T'ers
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PALMO,s OPERA HOUSE

DR. LAKDNER
WILL GIVE THREE LECTURES, the Evenings Of
~ Monday Nov llth Wednesday l3th and Friday 18TH
The PROGREss OF SCIENCE AND .ARp IN TN.
To begin al 8 o'clock
These Lectures given aid in raising fund
apparatus replace that recently destroyed by fire.
ulOrrc
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A.Ae concentrated EXTRACT OF SarGQDarilla
enan and Sassas by the New York COLLEGE Of
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of
hs refined and highly extract pos.
al ING purifying qualities and curative powers OF the
6;, s confidently recommended by the College
ne public and be relied certain remedy for ali
uisess ;ng from impure Of the blood such as
.s ssrheum ringworm, bloches pmpes ulcers
@ tne bones or joints nodes cganeons supons ulceraed
throat or disease arising from the secondary effects
vphli. or an injgdicious use Of mercury. :
!. in cases Of half dozen Bodies. % . S
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
NrB-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser
Once cf the College, IS Nassau street.
W. 8. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent
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Of Wales MIR. q. Barrett; Hotspur, Mr. Il. Conner.
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Queen Of the Nymphs Mrs. Booth Nerelne. Miss KIRBY