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EXPORTS. ATTAKAPAS-Psr schr FIOridian-S0M feet lul
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NEWYORK-Per hrig Wetnmpka-30 bbls ale. IS do no do cider SO sks cure 25 cks porter s baxes canles 5D pksrs Ui g cks wue 50 bks Iin cks por- ter Is baskets champagne, bales wiue, l5l packages -four. &c.
 VERMlLLION BAY-Per schr Disdem-l40 hhds gar, 52 hbs molasees.
 NEW-ORLEANs-Psr staambsat J L Day-l7 bbls whisky, r hO moasses 45 do beef 25 dn poatoes 10 do cider 10 do apples 20 do, cs bre 2S cks bhs l56 ros rope, 10 baskets champagne, 4e kegs lard S5 hhis. bbs sugar Is hxs gAs bales l42 pcs bag gg tcs rice bales twne, lO0 sks corn l2 boxes LnCc A
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new mixture of metals has been discovered which has been called "new antifrcton metal, ,' and answers admirably az substitute for brass in the various uses To which that metal has hitherto been used in the manufacture of locomotives and other engines. From the statements of such manu- lecturers, il appears that this metal is very much lower than brass, and is attended with an economy of 75 per cent, in the of oil in the working of m- chimes, and il has a durability 80 far beyond that of brass as to be almost ncIe Iedible.
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DEPARTED this life, Fl the dencs of her mother. in Wn hington county Ala en Saturday, 92d iust. H ter lingering and painful suherln2 Mrs. GLLtA E. BREwER. Of the late E. B. Brewer, Oi Missile sipp aud mother of Geo. M Drewer of Ihis city, in the 3d year oi her age. She died n he triumphant hope oi hrnvrn and pleasing belief Of the goOdnsss of G0d. She bus Rn dirconsOIne son and daughter 10 mourn her toss Nith her aged mother.
 GJ The N. Orleans and MasIssppl papers will please
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During tremendous hurricane in Norway lately the retired m an unusual manner from the coast and returned again with great violenc. The wafer of the river Mise rose all of sudden. four feet above it's usual height, and then al receded. similar phenomenon witnessed on the al ihe tune of the great earthquake at Lisbon, in 1756, aud of that of Messina in l7S3.
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 MOBILE.
Friday Morning, November as, 1s4;
October, Is45.

R5-PRIcE CURREET.-Our newspaper and let. ter sheets will be published and ready for customers at the usual hour to morrow Saturday. morning Should the expected foreign news to hand to- day, abstract will be published in our large sheet
 Orders for an extra quantity, or where merchants wish their cards or names inserted, should be left to day,
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No mail east Of Charleston, the label yesterday ai the Post once-aDd although good many di,- appointed q told you so vas heard from few.- The steamers adTices with IS days passage should have through in regular of mzil-todsy, We may get them.
 IL should be recolected however, that the weather has been very rempesuous sea, iu consequence oI which passages are longer, and il is quite probable the BraDns may have had rough time of it, The cores bonding trip of the same steamer lnst made in about i5t dsys-len Liverpool 5th Noy arrived at Boston 2ls and in this city the sOlh.
 good deal of uneusness, il Is said exists arrival of the steamer Massachusetts announced 10 sail from Liverpool for New-Yors on the Isth Oct IL is by some conjectured that did not sail that day and nothing has arrived since from the other side, n is course unknown when she did leave. Tbe Nj. was a new vessel, and is understood had good many pas sengers engaged.
 NEw-oRLEAHs MARKsr-The price current of We'd nesday reports sales of cotton for three days 400 baes-of which SOtO sold Tuesday, easier pices tue market quoted tc lower in fair aud below Business mostly on English account.
 Ordinary. Midding (sir.......74D7! Middhng ............6iG G6t Fair air............7IQ?i Good middling. .....bE@7 Good fair. .etGsi
 Receipts 10 date 272.0OO bales-last year 233 l59 Stock lO9, ,2ss-last season l36,27
 The Sugar market heavy, with large stock, prices about tc ower-sricIy choice 5iG6c. Mnasses toler- ably active al 20la2lc. Flour quiet, parties awaiting the foreign newslght transactions at s 75DJ s but bulk held at S6 Tor Ohio Bacou dull at former prices Lard inactive at 7MSc Basgins and Rope had exper- enced some denlnJ aud sales reported l4 1900 pieces, aud bonding Of coils Kentucky at ana 4c for hand loom. Whiskey quoted 2240D23c firm ~ih light stock Corn in request at D62c per busb. EN lanses du-sterling 6I d7t prem Francs 53si Q 37t. 60 day" New-York 2t02l, and checks Ia It dis. treshts to Liverpool sl6d, engagements, and Ha,re lfc, two engagements Owing to thu numerous arrivals masters laIerly were willing 10 accept current rates.
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There has been discovered in making some repairs upon upon he Archblshop's palace at Rhcms, at the depth of # metres from ihe surface, fine mosaic of the Gallo Roman era. This mosaic is five metres in leng by 2i in breadth. The design is said to be remarkable for it's delicacy and elegance.
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AR IVORY HALL.

GTMR. XAUPpS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened on Saturday, 9th December, NJ 10 o'clock Aa and o'clock rh for young Ladies and Masiers-nishl s. hou for Gentlemen will commence on Saturday. 9th Dec. al ei o'clock. His couIse will comprise-PoLka Potka QuadriHe Waiz de Deur pas Hop Raifz. Gallo. pade, QHadriHe, q La Sytphic, Sc.
 TEkMs-Per session, Ut l6 lessons. s..............$l2
 Two or more tr0tn same family, each.......... 10
 Privaie lessons, at residence. l2
 Polka, Polka Qundrilte. ....................... 10
 GJ One course Of instruction only wilt he requisite obtain complete knowledge Of all the above dances Mr. Xaup will give his SuIoon during the present Practising Quudriile Parties the farther ment ~f his pupils, which will afford his patrons all opportunity oi judging of his style of dancing.
 noy2B 2iqKmo
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RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-The protracted meeting in lhe Methodist Church in ihis place, of which ~e spoke m our last, is still going and increasing in interest. We understand inst 4S persons have pro- fessed conversion and that 29 have attached them selves to the Chur Greens boro' Beacon.
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plish only the objects for which you have con- sened. but strengthen the bonds of Union. and render the greatest and most prosperous com- nunty the world ever behed.
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From the Protestant Almanac for le46. RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS IN THE U STATES

Catholics 675... l5, 900. a 900 900
 The whole Catholic and Jewish population. we presume, i. included in the numbers opposite those names respectively; whereas in most other cases, only the communic4nts are included, and these eon- s,itute but small portion of the population.
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There was an entire failure of the eastern HaiI yesterday from beyond Charleston The steamers accounts being due furnishes probably key to the mystery
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GTThe frieuds of C. c. LANGDOE, anu Ail favorable to his election lhe May orally for the ensuing munIc- pal year, are desired sttend meeting to be held the MANSION HoUsE. touiOrTOw evening al half past o'clock. nOv25U
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s9r MEETING AT THE MARKET HoUsE-Am those who friendly to my election for the office Vf Mayor invited 10 meet aI the Market House, TOW evening, al half past o'clock.
 noyesh BLANTON McALPIN
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pFOR MAYOR-GEORGE F. HOLT is announced by his friends candidate for the office of Mayor the approaching municipal election, and is recommended the suages Of his fellow citizens individual emi. neny qualified for the office, and such, entitled their confidence and support sepla 20ltde%
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GrA meeting of those friendly 10 tue election ofGEO. E. HOLT for Mayor, will be held TIllS EVENING, at lhe CORINrHlAN, al ' o'clock. The citizens nvited 10 attend. nov2s
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UrWe gre authorized 10 announce CHARLES A. nOPPlN Eso., candidate for reelection the of flee of Mayor at Ihe ensuing municipal election.
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IrJ. F KING and JOHN E. TODD. will he support ed Aldermen Of the Third Ward, the ensuing mun- cipal election by (novl4t) MANY VOTERS
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EsLAvA, MURRELL q co.

MOBILE AGENCY. A LLIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM. "A PANY, No. 5S SWALL-srREET, N. YoRk.
 Trustees.
 Jas. De P. 0gden, James Brown, Francis Rurrut, Paul Spoford, Adam NorrIe. W H. Aspinwail, Leonard 5. Suarez, Thomas Richards, Schuyler Livingston. Robert L. Taylor. R Whnmarsh, Winthrop Gay, Jed Fry, F. Fl Delano, A. Foster. Jr. Abr ,ham Bell, Almet Reed, Richard Irwin. Loring Andrews, Spencer 5. Bsuediet, A M. Merchant, John Gryder,
 Thos. W. Ludlow, James Re,burn. Wm Adams, Jacob Harvey, Johu Gihon, D,A. CoWstock, Prosper M. Wo.more, Ed. F. Ssndersoa. A. Woodruff, Henry Ctauacey. Sam'l. L. Mitchell, Ed c. Center, W D. Thompson, J. H. Van Aiea, Sam'i W Ieus, Benj. Richards. J. DE P. OGDEN, Prssidenf-A. M NE RcH Ns, HeS Prssidenf-LEwIs BENTON, Sserefary. The suhsc, Ibers, Agents of the above Company, are prepared o insure agansi casualties by SEA and LIVER, and loss and damage by FIRE, on as iavor. able terms as any other office in this city, and res. pectfolly solicit the patronage of the public.
 EDWARD C. CENTER q O.. Al soy26 corner of Coni and Commerce streets
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LFThe friends Of WILEY B. BROWN and A. e. HpRSEY announce them candidates for Aldermen Of the 7th Ward, nI the ensuing municipal election.
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UF The friends ofC. c. LANGDON announce him \ candidate for Mayor at the next municipal election.
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Dancinu nnd WoI1zin9 AoademY,

Dancing and Wnltzing Academy.
 NE ESSRS NOul.TON & CLARK. Pr0lessoss NA of DaUeing aud WaItxinG, beg leave to inform the cIiIens of Mobile aud vcinity, that they haze returned 10 the city with view of spending the win. ter, and PrOpose opeuins School In Ihe above named accomplishments aI ihe Waseiy HOsss, where all ihe fashionable Dances will be taught to Ihase who "'ay favor them with their patronage, oa the reasonable terms Their le of WaliERs is entirely different to any that has hetn heretofore a. trodsced in IIe city. Mess,s. M. & c. assure those ladies and geniIeniep anxious of ObIHgnins knO~l- edge of this essential branch of education, tn~l tue dcveopemeAt of the figure, embracing grace snd eis sanee, depends alone upon tue style in WtcA pupils are instructed. especially in WalrEiag, to which branch they wall pay particular attention.
 Messrs. M & c. will give private lessons snd al. tend private classes to those who msy preier hat mode of insIrucIiou.
 N. B. The above named School will open on MONDAY, December Sth, for gentlemen. at early candle light, and for nisiers and misses, % SATUR. DAY, the 18th, al 9 o'clock.
 The lessons will be 20 arrauged as not to inter- iere with any ol their studies, two lessons will be giyeu ou Saturdays, from until l2 and from untl 6. For part culars. please cali on'M. A C., at .he WaVerIy House. nov20 PAP
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JT Tho friends of GEORGE WOODWARD and FIREMAN c. EWERS will support them in End Ward s Candidates Tor reelection iu iho BoStd of AL dermen. povIJeh
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of ,robiie--Novemler as. Is4b


 CLEARED schr Fiordian, Pratt, for AtaSs pas by Sands cr.
 AtElpsIs. Ship Mary Phillips. Pratt, ia days from New. Yurk, 10 Huntington 6 Cleveland. steamboat [. Day, Griffin. fin New Orleans. steamboat Clermons, Rogers, fun Montgomery, with 4G2 bales cotton steamboat Bourbon, Bolton, from Montgomery. with 237 balea cotton. steamboat Native, Branurd from wetumpka, with 524 bales cotton Ir The brig Margaret, fin Ph ndelphs. has not ar. rived as reported in yesterday's paper. CLEARED FOR THIS PoRr-From Charleston, Nov 22 -Brig Harriet, Baker.
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FOR NEW npIEAN4

FOR MONTGOMERY. A f~ h The new and yer, light draught SESss steamboat EUREKA, A. Leonard master, drawing only 20 inches water, will leave for the above and all informed fat standings THIS DAY, 18th, al l2 o'clock, M.
 For freight or passage apply on board or 10 nov2S NJ WARING A co.
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TYThe friends Uf WM. DEFoREST HOLLY an- thb 9th Ward. noyl54
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Charles M. Connolly WILLIAM w. DIBBLER. Sec'y-SINEoR BALD. WIN, President-JusTUs HARRIsoE, V. President. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above company. are prepared 10 take marins and River risks on Cotton and other Merchandise, mud will also insure against Fire, or Brick and Wood Buildings, and their contents at the usual rates of premium.
 nnY27 ESLAXA MURREIL & CO
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GY The friends ot JOSEPH CAIN will support him as candidate for Alder man Of the Sixth Ward the ensuing election. uOVl7
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A PPLETON'S LITERARY MISCELLANY. LA series of books for popular reading
 No. l. Gertrude, tale by the author ofAmy Her bert.
 No. 2. The BeIroIl'ed, by Aessandro Manroni. 2 volumes.
 No. 3. Menoirs of an American Lady, with sketches ol manners and scenery in America, by Mrs. Grant.
 No. 1. The Lie of Frederick Schiller comprs- ing an examination of his works. b, Thos. Carlyle. Just received and for sale by
 nov27 s. W. ALLEN 2S Dauphin street
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ID AISINS-In whole and half boxes, per brie lU Sarah Brown and for sale ny
 noy2sKO W. Ii. REDWOOD,
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Marine, River and Fire Insurance. DELI0A AN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO OF II THE CITT OF NEw-ToRK.-Ths Company commenced business in June, 1845--has an ample subscription to secure the ayment of it's losses, and it's business will in all respecs be conducted on the most fair and liberal principles. The profits to bs divided entirely among the assumed.
 Trustees.
 Wm. w. Todd. Anson c. Phelps, Russel Stebblns, Charles Kneeiand, Lothrop l.. Stureess, George F. Thomas, Sam'l l.. Mirch, Robt. H McCurdy, Thos. P Stanton, George Collins,
 Ewd. Bemeni, Sins K. Everett Francis Cutting, Simeon Baldwin, Jas. c. Stacey, Wm. Augustus White, Dennis Perkins, Thos. W Gale, Edmund Laffan. Wm. D. Thompson, George Bu!kley, Henry W. Hubhell, Wm. Van Arsdale Horace Soutlmayd, Wm. Draper, o. De Forest Grant, John Peck. lsniah c. Whtmore, Peter A. Hargous, JHstus Harrison, Jas. I Soutter, Edward Richardson, Jacob E. Herrick, Philander Hanford, Edward Tompkins, George F. Hussey, Edmond Dwight, Thomas Dunham, Henry HayiIaud. Theodore Parry.
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NEW BOOKS-The History of France. from Nlhe earliest period to the present time-by N. MicheIet, translated by G. II. Smith, G. s., lso.
 The Book of Uuseiul Knowledge, d Cyclop@dia of six thousand practical Receipts and collateral infor- nation in he arts, manufactures and trades, incud- ing medicine, pharmacy, and domestic econory-by Arnold James Coo-S, Ivo Svo
 Ollendoih's new method of learning 10 read, write and speak the German Lansuage-by 6. J. Adler, A. B. For sale by
 uoy27 S W. ALLEN, 2s Daupbin stree,
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M ESS SHAD and family Roe He,rings, in whole M and half bbls. landing from ship Susan E How. roll and for sale by
 nov2SR0 w. H REDWOOD.
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DYE FLOUR-In hall andquarier bbls, landing lC fom brig Wetumpka and for sale by
 nov28 RYAN & TAYLOR, IS St Michael-st TITRON--l0 cases in siore and for sale by - asy22 THOS. P. MILLER k co.
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ID ICH JEWELLERY and PLATED WARE lC JAMES CosNIso, No. l2 Dauphin.s,., has just received per ship Hector large assortment of rich Jewellery Also, u large assortment of Plated Ware, such as Casiors. Candlesticks, Snufrr and Trays. Vegetable Dishes, Butter Tubs and Sal, Gel. lars and other of such articles as are usually kep' in his business, for sale at educed prices n,27 EAMlLY HAMS-4 casks very fine sugar cur. 1T cd, direct from Louisville, Ky. and for sale by
 nov27 McRAE, RAVE5lES A BULLOCK. ORANGE co. BUrFER-26 nrkins jusl re.
 J ceivsd and for sale by
 ns,27 JOHN o.RElk.Ly A CO
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WANTED TO HIRE-A good Cook, Washer
 w and lroner. Apply al this office. nov28

wv ANTED-To hire, smart intelligent Boy, w accustomed to waiting in the House. For such, good situation can be had. Apply 10
 nov2S 24SM A. CATONNET, St Michael.st
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n-yThe friends ot BUTLER SIMMONS will support him for Alderman of the 5th Ward, the ensuing eec tinn. uOyla
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NASTlLE, Palm. Windsor, variegaled. Pale O Yellow and Brown Soaps, in store and for sale
 by Nj. ROBINSON, nov28 corner Dauphin and St Ema nuel-sis
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WHITE WINE VlNLGAR-l5 butts and w '0qr casks, landing ex ship TaiIahasse, for
 nos29 sale by MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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A DVANCES-The subscribers will make liberal A advances on Cotton held m store or shipped 10 New York, Philadelphia or New Orleans.
 nov28 F. w. Mccoy & JOHNSON.
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1Thers will he preaching in ihe Bay. Sabbath, tho ship N. Riddle. Capt. Night l04 AM. and rM by the Rev. ALEX. McGLAsHAs, S1anan's Chaplain.
 GFAlso, the bark Reform, Capiain Lewis, At the wharf between Government and Church streets, at Il AM. and 3i PM, by tho Rev Mr. LEWIS. nov2s
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DIED.


In this City. on "Wednesday morning. the 22d inst Mr.
WV. n. GRSrs aged 81 year,.
HIS TRENDS and acquaintance, and tho fiends OF Capt.
mo- freeman and L. d. Green, requested to attend his
funeral at the residence OF Capt Jno. Freeman, l7th
and Marshall streets. at O'Clock this evening, without
further invitation.
20 Tbs North caroina p.pcu will please copy.
on Sunday. the 18th instant Craney Island. In the
county ct Hanover the residence Of his mother M Frances
u fosuS CHARLEs LEwis. second OF the late c. W.
Poiiau1 deed IN the llth year OF his age.
OF Typhoid Fever. Friday the 10Th instant. at the
residence OF her husband MAJ Jeduhan H. Davis. in the
county OF Cumberland. after illness OF days.
Mrs ELIZABETH IT, DAVIS. in the 2s,h year OF her
leaving dseonsoate husband large circle OF friends
10 mourn her loss.
In noticing the dca TN this e.tmabc lady simply
Tor the information o. her friends distance of
duty eomPcs inc add that Christian charity, and faith.
fu performance of duty husband, friend
and neighbour, will cniitc any character Of
Christian, then she indeed. She had been for
several years an exemplary member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. "oi let die the death OF the
nghteous-and let my last end be lake theirs. f"
W The Religious papers OF this requested copy
Died. on the morning of the 7ih OF October, at the
residence ct her mother, Mrs. Sarah Brown
oi Hanover, MARTHA GEoKsE of DR.. Lucius II.
Cauthotn. and daughter OF Eemmng Brown late Of Han
over after illness of about weeks which she bore
with degree ut patience aud ortituds almost
Pied leaving aeciona,e husband and three chill
dren the youngest but few weeks, Old aud n
circle Of friends bswa their lo.s-n all the relations OF
rend daughter, sister, wife, and mother. Mrs Cauihurn
was exemplary. and her death has caused which
will easily be filled Could the snxions and unng
~ friends, aud the utmost medical skill,
saved her, she would b@ among but ass the blow
OF the tell destroyer and human skill and human
Nvailed Peace be thy ashes loved one and
may he who rules the universe console partner and
guard AMI protect thy mOtherless babes.
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s6e9.000.o0o
Destructive Fire.

\ destructive fire occurred on Monday night
last, in New York. 1t originated in the cellar of
building adjoining the Tribune Office, and the
hames at one time, threatened to spread rapidly
TO other buildings in the neighborhood Ii is fear.
ell that several lives have been lost. The Fri.
bune says:
Last might, about half past six o'clock fire broke GU,
IN the basement OF the buding. Noll Spruce within
one door OF the Tribune Buildngs." IL broke
oong cellar, underneath the auction store
celebrated auctionecr Thomas Bell IL occurred m tins
way porter down the basement purpose
OF d,awing of alcohol. with light his hand; as
matter OF course the alcohol IooA fire, the ed
unsuish H. and severed, burned the attempt; last
ne had to retreat from the place, the flames caught with
great rapldy every thing that combusible the
c'niy aud burst up with great fury through the graung
rushing up the staway. spreading through the floors
we upper rooms, and wrapping the greater part the
building IN one sheet OF flame in n few minutes.
was with great difficulty, indeed, that work
IN the upper stories escaped with their lives The upper
part OF the building occupied by Mr. Nesbit az
bndcTy, and by Newell Il Co. stereotype printers. In
their establishment the Illustrated Shakespeare owned by
He~su and the Harpcrs, got up large quantity OF
which consumed.
TO III p M-The front wall of the ruins has lust faI
en and 1t is feared that buried beneath
it,
In addition to what Reporter has stated about the
hte, VIC desire 10 sincere thanks the whole
re department Tor Their energy activity and pdy
last evening" by which alone the Tribune Buildings were
saved from destruction
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
N. Y MARKET o., On o,PM

N. Y MARKET, Oct. 90, - p. M.
The sales OF cotton amounted 4Uu bales "a CT.
10 decline
-Four fallen. There are numerous sellers nj as 60
one parcel fresh Genesee sold SIS So aud 900 bots old
IN store offered S5,37} There not much ac-
iull business. Holders disposed go down
market will move There plenty OF ORDERS but pri.
ces which yet met.
No sales OF wheat; Northern rye offered ut 10 cts
without being taken; 1900 bu. handsome Delaware sold at
% cts; advanced freely; 5000 bu handsome yellow
nat sold al az cts, measure East; Northern yellow
onered at 6S cts equal 10 mea-urc and Southern
white at 65 eis 500 bu four rowed barley brought SO c
oats ala 42sts.
Whskcy in drudge casks is sold day &c cts and 81
cts Is freely offered for bbs Talow 7;ai cts 10; 1850
bb lard sold SSt,S SO; 200 bbs new mess pork sold al
Sl3,15, and 800 Sl3,624 Butter and chea-e stea-
dy
The accounts favor OF whoebone and 3ii is Did
for u ''thern. For oil - 1c i, offered.
30 bags about 10000 lbs gum senegal has been taken
AZ Soc IL was all that could be had that price, and
about all there market The purchase was on spccu
neal there has also been OF so ceroons at
snms advance.
erIing bills quite plenty. Canada banks which are
counted as good ms be, sold today 81 PREMIUM and
bl drawn against shipments produce by houses high
credit but not standing exactly the great ball drawers
sid At prem. the best that could be done franks
dull
Freishis very firm.
r. $ Evening No further transactions in cotton; large
sales could not probably be made without further de-
cline.
The quantity Of nDur annat was unusually larpe thi.
morning 10000 bb-. and the sales have small
i MS hcrnoon the trude have been buying common
brands $780, 1000 bbs sold seller ~ DAYS nj S.
70 2nGOO bu. canal have sold by cargo ale
bu 50 srces Pa coyerseei taken for shipment at
81 To- sellers speak large purchases England at co.
700 bbl' prime perk have been sold at SlO.37I.
luUR. Con-.