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LItera,y Inteiiisence.

Smith Whitaker brother OF the editor of the South
Quarterly Revis Professor of Rhetoric AMI Hsto-
ry in Vaudeville college. Louisiana has recently been
appointed president Of that Institution.
Atthe commenc ement of the Delaware College, held
at Wilmington Delaware last week. the honorary de-
gree Of A. NJ. was conferred on Henry Patterson,
Professor Of Matera Medica In Pennsy lvana College,
and william n Morris, ESQ. Of York. Pa The degree
Of D. was conferred the Rev. Simeon Cotton Pre-
sident of Clinton College. Mississippi the Rev James
q Hammer, Of Baltimore, Mary land; and Rev. Levi
snott of PNiladalphia
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THE THREE GREATEST INVENTIONS OF THE AGE
The magnetic telegraph, the daguerreotyPe,
and locofoco matches. Can any one tell us who
invented the atterl
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FREEMAN CoNvIcTEp.-We learn from the A.
bany alias that the negro Freeman, who has
been on trial in Cayuga county for the murder OF
the Van Ness family, was found guilty on Thurs
day afternoon last. His counsel addressed the
jury in speech twelve hours in length, and seems
to have made almost superhuman exertion to
save the prisoner.
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Head Quarters, Army of Occupation,
Matamoras, Mexico, July %, 1896
Naval INueilIUenee.

The u 8. ship Jamestown Commander Skinner, sailed
from st Thomas, West indies the iltn inst for the
Island Of Cuba. Officers and crew ell well.
The u s. brig Perry, Commander Blake, arrived at
Kingston Ja the 2Sd ult, from Chsgres and sal ed
again on the 9th to join the squadron of Vera Cruz.
Capt Morgan, of the brig Jefferson arrived here yes.
terday, from Martinique; when of Cape Antonio, was
chased for about twelve or fifteen hours by suspicious
looking vessel but night coming prevented his being
able to satisfy himself 10 what the intentions OF
the suspicious looking and acting crai-New Orleans
Jsfersonian, JULY IL.
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FRox THE WEsr IsDIs.-We are in possession
ofpapers from Sc. Lucia to the 10th ult inclusive.
We Gull the following items,-
Areport has been current there since the arrival of
the last packet from home that His Excellency General
Mtddemore, Command rn-Chief Of Her Majestys land
forces in those islands has been recalled and that Sir
Charles Felix Smith. (once Actug Governor Of this
island) will succeed to the command.
Amar;cans hsvs srr;v.d IN. Tnssdaw ch;.sv IaJsn
with lumber but they have sailed sgain for another
ket without leaving any papers, we have understood;
that beginning to feel rather anxious for later
accounts from the seat of between the States and
Mexico"
The false account of privateers given by the
Telegraph, seems to have had an injurious effect
in all the West India Islands.
The Right Rev. DR.. Smith. Bishop of Olympus,
had arrived at Castries. The Mexican war and
its Incidents fill the columns Of all our foreign ex
changes in that quarter.
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ns msnoRHny OF Hondufas that 10 This country
I frequently md to have suffered muoh nv worms
which, generally, in small logs, those known al Ana
rican Wood require them to be made refuse in other
respects the remarks made Cienfueos Wood iii
apply to this kind SO when sound mahogany conan 70
this city will inspect with the deductions above
for unseen faults and unavoidable loss saving I'M far
use; but rotten worm eaten wood presented N
cannot De supposed 10 pass for. nnd purchasers as
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srrsuLAn yAIn.-Ths colorsd persons Of Washington
ppsaehAs, Who Q ssvsl
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Army Intelligence.

We learn that contract has been made in Newsrk,
for supplying the army of occupation with fifteen hun
dred wagons, and three thousand sets Of harness.
Yesterday there was quite addition made to the
troops already in city awaiting transportation to the
banks Of the Rio Grsnde, although the prospect of
the batte' ground to camp not very cheering,
il rsined pretty much all day They did enlist for
the fun Of the thing, however, and rejoced at
getting on peg or two that they grumbled but little.
Tho steamers Alhamra and Jamestown left Cincinnati
on the 10Th, having board, believe the whole of
the I'd regiment of Ohio volunteers commanded by Col
Morgan all of whom they brought to this city yester
day. The steamer Uncle Sam also arrived from Louis
ville and brought down Eve companies of the I'd reg
ment OF Indiana under the command of Lieut.
Col Haddon. The empire to bring down the Of
the regiment and will probably arrive to day.-New Or
lesns PIC, July IL.
Head Quarters, Army Of Occupation, !
Matamoras, Mexico July ID, 1916
Gentlemen have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceip of your very kind invitation dine with Company
D, Andrew jackson Regiment Louisiana Volunteers, on
tomorrow, the anniversary of our glorious indepen.
dence. Nothing would afford pleasure than to
have done but regret say that other and
engagements must prevent il. In the time will
few minutes-long enough however, to
kiss the cup to pass it to my friends"
Accept, Gentleman, for Company d, as well as for
yourselves individually, the sincere wishes for your
health and prosperity Of your brother soldier.
u. TAYLOR, Bvt Mai Gen. U. s. A.
Messrs. J L. sillwel Geo. Kerr, and Geo F. Weir,
Committee.
Two companies Of the I'd regiment u. g. Infantry un.
der command of 1t Col REILLY, arrived in city yes.
terday morning from Detroit route the seat Of
- Cincinnati Gazette, Judy 90
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Court Cslendar~--Monday.
CoMMov PLrAs-3e, ioo H. I25 1885, 30, 1877 15s 100,
LOO iei ica TO lac inclusive III TO lso nclusve, ~, co.
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MORAL PREACHER William s. Douglass. 4
preacher OF the Free-will Baptist persuasion was
examined before Abial Cushman, Esq Justice Of the
Peace at Springfield the Sd inst the complaint Of
Elizabeth Douglass for attempt to rnvsh Priscilla
Douglass the 10th day ofFebruary last: and on the
complaint Of Mary Douglass for q rape alleged TO be
committed on the Goth of June last After exam nation
the Justice ordered him to recognize to the
former charge in the sum Of two thousand dollars and
suretes: and failing to fnd these, he committed to
the Jail in this city the ith inst The females mention.
cd above are the daughters of the accused and with
their father, resided some years ago in the town Of
Eddingten The offence charged 10 within the jursdic-
on the fourth Tuesday Of October.-B Bangor Csvrisr
July IL
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, Friday, July A.
Mr.. Tamadge presented a memorial from Madi-
county for the enlargement of the Erie canal and
for the completion Of the unfinished works Referred.
MIR. Tallmadge also offered resolution calling the
Comptroller Of the city Of New York. for the items Of
certain aggregate amounts of his statement Of the OK.
penses Of registration in the city Of New York under
the registry act formerly in force. Referred Mr. Tag
CART moved certain instructions the committee of the
whole having in charge the report Of committee number
one contemplating division Of counties IL necessary
to equaze reprssentationwhch ruled out as rela-
ting to tue unfinished business Mr. Looms' resolution
nstuctng the committee Of the whole having charge Of
that report to FIX the Of Senators earsthe
question being MIR Richmonds endment that the se
majors shall be elected in single districts MIR ss,son
moved further that all The electors of the shall Ia al
lowed to vote at every general election Of Senators Lost
IL Ito l04 MIR Rchmonds amendment then adopted %
to H. The Convention then into committee on the
nd so that the Senators should be chosen bic nnay
Lost Mr. Murphy moved to amend 30 that there should
be l4s members Of the house Lost Mr. Penniman
moved l4a members Lost. Mr. Young moved la mem
bers Lost Mr.. Tsggart moved 1856 Lost Mr. 5wack
hamer moved to make the. election of members Of the
assembly biennial Lost The section arranging the
Senate districts then taken and Mr. Jordan moved
to amend so as to require the Legislature to divide the
State into - DISTRICTS TO be composed Of contiguous ter
rory, and to no in compact form might be with
out dividing counties. Mr. stow movesd to strike
the words without dividing counties" Pending this
question the committee rose Progress. MIR Kennedy
TO rescind the rule restricting each on
the report of committee number Ave minutes In
committee of the whole on the same question Agreed
to, 81 to ls.-.aiSs~y Argue
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A HoRRnLE AyFAIR.-On Tuesday evening
last the OF of the most horrible
a6Airs that dsrksn the records Of crime Charles J.
Foster the assessor OF taxes of this county taking
down the taxable property Of VIM. X. Richardson a
young mechanic Of this county. native We believe Of
Dayton, Ohio We CHANGED to be present at the time
After completing the list and going through the prular
routine Of interrogation which the law makes the
duty ofths assessor to PROFOUND to all tax PAYERS Mr
Foster informed MIR Richardson that il was necessary
for him to swear or sm to the list he had rendered in
Mr. r., who seemed very petuiant and some what agat
cd through the whole time peremptorly declined swear
ing. Mr. Foster told him he must swear or be double
taxed the law did not leave discretionary with
him, no was obliged to swear all tax payers fhe lie
was givsn-s simultaneous rush made and qnick
as tnousht Richardson gave the deadly blow. Foster
made pass at him alter being wounded We learn that
mere wa. an old grudge between them, least on
the part OF Richards Foster stabbed in the lett
lung immediately the heart, severng two ribs and
the main artery OF the heart He lived but about six
minutes after the wound A jury Of inquest was sum-
moned, and gave In their verdict that the deceased
came TO his death from blow inflicted by wm. X
Richardson" Richardson tried yesterday before
Justices Cooley and Gildsr and bound In the sum
Of Sa00o.-Wcsduifie (MssD Rep JmIv IL.
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P0Rp oE wEyv YORK, NOVEMBER IA.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Bark, Ocean Queen, Hesop, Liverpool Ba clay Living
Iior. shunwsy, Savannah. Taylor Merrill Briggs Eliza
beth Cssndy st johns. NJ, q Laurie; Muia, Camp
bell ireland Richardson Watson Mary Ellen. Mcleod,
kin lronsdes; Moses Buckley Charleston Geo Buckley
Schrs Mary Jne Osborn Alex ,ndris Michigan Terry Bl
tnore. Johnson < Lowden. Shops Warren Thompson N
Philadelphia. Steamer Anthraes, Stewart PHILADELPHIA
Big Croton, S1ulard from Glasgow Sept 18th and Gree
mock 27h The experienced heavy gales the
OF The psssags LOST top4slant msts t9p.al yard and
Coa, Of lre lost topsa jib foresail staysa Oct
18TH while living TO IN heavy gale WIND NV lat II H. Ion
81 saw large qusntt of mber and part of deck about
20 square and bow spirit large vessel apoe rcd
10 have been but sbor the DieJ, the
ward passage MIR Samuel Reese. Cd mate.
with lumber sc. o Post 9th inst, 81 So Ion IS
large ship with and gone foremost fore
yard standng two small schoones along of her apps
reny takag ont her The Z w has experienced
stern boat and shipped sea, which filed the cabu Destroy
ing cabin furniture &c.
with SEQ bushel, Dell Oct 49, lat as a5 lon co.
spoke bark Moth from Liverp DOL for New leans days
out s nst LAT % S. Ion 2 spoke schr Clark from Bos
sehr Tangent Pumer from sdslphia with coal bound
TO Boston, put in for hlyb,r.
schr feiu, johnson, from Philadelphia with COAL bound
Bostoa.
schr Ssn Nckerson, days from Portland, Me- with po,a
schr Pennnnah Jaserhine, Young, 8 days from Eden Me-
with iron' Bound TO Phadeiphis, put In for ID horbor
Several yess els from uhen ports bound est hive put
IN at the w Spit for hurbov.
Relow.
Ship Louisiana, of Bah, from eastern port in ballast.
Brig AGous Davis 20 days from Sagua Ia Grande, with
sugar and molasses:
Also, 2bDgs-unknown.
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formerly held dis position u sespaanaa .A Dc eissk,
The eomnalmsn,sl benefit 70 Mr. Wood tia veteran Of
the Philadelphia stage takipg hts farswe 10 take
place Wednesday evening a. the alnut street
From the fact tha. Mn Wood was always esteemed =
great avore with the play going public, the proceeds
wiil doubtless render the compliment substantial
lie is BOW aver seventy years of ago.; p, .ts.s-fF
70 The Hon Thos. 9. Bell has been appointed by Gov.
Skunk 10 il the vacancy for the bench of supre
Court caused by the resigna Of Judge Sergeant
There was quite rush to-day for New York Herads,
In order " get glance at the st OF killed and wounded
at the ssoi ming OF Monterey The Pieosuae Of the 4th
having not yet to hand the Herald the first
paper thst the public could get at with the list in
The concert OF De Meye is take place this evening
but The rainis now coming down lie second deluge
with no Indication OF stopping giving but little prospect
of saloon OF the Museum being filled, though the bill
' Is very attr3ctye one. bHtIh+l r'
The Walnut street theatre has been thronged every
evening thisweek Notwithstanding the unavorabe state
of the weather Tomorrow the last of the opera,
Mr., Collins commences an engagement on Monday The
fenet OF Mrs Segun is fixed for this evening, when
portion Of Norma" is to be given in addition to the opera
of Mariana"
The engagement of Mile Blangy and Mr. Hazard at
the Arch street theatre has been exceedingly profta
Bile and both have established
in this Community Their last performance will be to-
morrow evening Mr. f S Conner is TO commence
ffeng asement at this establishment next week.
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~ Last Nights Southern Hail..


BARx 0ILsxRr GWEN at gatmoss, non Malaga, re-
porOr the I'd mat lat 81 81 loa - So spoke brig George
Henry baksly of aud for New York; from 6t Domingo.
days out captain mate and most OF the crew sick;
board two assist in getting the vessel into port and
took off Mr. q Abrshlms OF Boston, passenger Saw on
the 6 off Cunituck Inlet close in the breakers ship
chor also scheouers ashore having the appear
ance of being washed up high and dry.
BRio KATE PrspERoAsr, Evans at Baltimore, from Maya
X, Turks Isl nd reports-left az MayaRuez bark
Piso, Holmes for Phi adj Turks island dischargng
American; brig Dashe (Br) Grant, for Halifax. Turk,
from N-wbsrypoI for Bostoa via Turks Islsad
At Arecbp brs Schools, Thompson. from dsc'a
brig Water Witch, LeBrou for Baitim ds Ar Ponce
brig LOnent from Phlad, desiinalon unknown Sid from
Turks isa Ia with bark P,nchits for New York. brig
Besy Jane Brev,or Phi ad, day before Left brig
L'Orient at Salt Key, just arr from Ponce.
spoken.
Nov l. lat 81 Is. Ion 70 30, bark Viola, Of Boston.
Home Porte.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov iSld Dr brig Nsvius, 81 Johns.
B; brig Ann Csrolins, Boston a., a. , ~,
Demearisse Mniqas; French bark Ds Rsvsneh. vansr,
Pierre; harks Gilbert, 2ivsen Aaaga Lawrence Harding,
Boston; brig Kate Pend rgas Evans Msysguex: Br schr
General Grant, Newman, Bermuda: schrs Thompson.
Keene, Nassau p; John Murray, Deversux, Easpost -
Below-Brtsh brig Ketch Comet Cid, b,igs Hogs, Ira
Philips Mobile. Saird-Bigs Adelaide, Rice, West In
Katharine Bell JARVIS do; Quadruple, Br) Swan, Bar
bdoes; Princess Royal (B) Petty Bermuda; schrs Cos
mopolite Corner Cape de Verd Islands; wary Hammond
Hamilton ST. johns, NF; General Taylor Mobile MANY
Of been anchored off the Poa for several
for lowed down the ground
terdy morning by the Relief there to awit the
Val from New York Also sailedBr. brig Hope
Harriott West Indies; schr pd, Soddard, ST. Thomas
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RING,S COUGH CANDY

NING'S OUUNH OANUT,
COMMON SENSE has always been considered IN every
~ age ofthe OF sound intellect, aud
when cauae OF suffering humanity il becomes
ennobng virtue. When suffering under the effects
OF cold slight cough how much better TO at rid
of by employing Rings universally recommended Vegeta-
Bile Cocgh Candy allow the seeds Of perhaps lin
geriug asthma fatal consumption be in con-
stitutIons Does point out the proper
be pursuedwsrm cloblng and Rings Cough Can
dy1 Thousands have been quickly cured aud that had
Read tins from the Rev, Samuel d. Burchard -
Hiag's Candy-Having been strongly recommended by
KIND friends try Rings Cough Candy for very
cold did with. muY confess great soepticism
its bur found speedily relieved and able
s!tsnd to those dSts. which had seriously feared to 3.
ohers prompt. give the lis influence my may
possess, making the vrussf this remedy known
assistance the effects namely confidence
SAMUEL ID. BURCHA
Pastor of Houston rresby church, corner
Thompson aud Houston streets New York.
For sale at Rings 1872 Broadway corner Of John
o5 im&ie
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GUN CoTToN-FURTHER ExPERIMEMTs-Some
experiments were made at the arsenal in this
city this morning with the " balisc pendulum" in
presence of the intelligent officers OF that institution the
Secretary of War, Of his officers and of the
Officers OF the army under the auspices of Col Tslcot
The small quantity OF guncottou' which furnish
ed by Mr. Robertson goo Troy grans so ed but four
chargestwo of sixty grains each of fifty and one
OF thirty The record OF the trial made by Captain
3 Mordecsi Three charges of gunpowder (l2O grains
each first tried in the musket be ndulum and the
mean force of these exceeded by sixty gyains of
gun cotton" The resiiuum left by the cotton
Consider bic ba, much less than when gunpowder was
used We understand that full trial will be made with
mortars and the ballistic pendulum " when supply of
the cotton Is prepared Washington Union, Nor H.
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FROM PeRTo RIoo.-The brig Kate fendergast
Capt Evans, at this port last evening, brings
dates from Mayagusz P. R to the 2lst ut The latest
quotations OF the Mayaguez markets are as follows -
Flour Si4, meal a6c, rice 5k Goldfish Az mackerel 6Js
herring AZ lard 49, butter IL, cheese IL, pork i6
mess beef H. potatoes lumber, w. p. boards, sag,
hoops Coo r. F. had been wanted for tme no car.
goes having arrived. Stock of everything but Goldfish
exceedingly Ight.-Balt .4me,ican, Nop. 10.
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MAnINE DIsAsTERs-Captain Keenc, of the
schr T.. A. Thompson, at this port yesterday
from Nassau, ~ 2 reports the following disasters:-
The brig Pandora, Anderson from st. Domingo for
Boson-was wrecked on one Of the Bahama reefs, Oc-
tober Is and cargo partly saved and carried into
The s!oop Leader of and from Newport, II. l. for ia.
maica put into Nassau 27th ult distress-was dis
mased on the 18th in hurricane.
Captain keene reports that he q brig, doubt.
less the Adeaids) going down the bay come in collision
with the brig Vncennes Of Portland bound up and
red away the Vs BOOM the other vessel received no
injury.-BaIhmors american, Nor. 10.
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CfODs.

The Franklin Planters Banner says -" Many Of our
planters have commenced rolling, but with few excep-
tons the yield not good The general complaint is of
the dryness and hardness Of the However, they
are now working poor RATION, unfit for seed; and we
think on the whole, If there is early FROST the
out Will be pretty good Some crops will yield finely,
while others will prove almost a failure News from
the coast and Lafourche is of tho import far,
the calculation tia, the crop of the State will be short
oneourth although there is very large increase in the
quantity of cane planted
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SAsAFRAs,
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PR0PRIE T0h.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-s1
Is rer annum-payabs in advance.
WEEKLY HERALU-kyery S,tnrdsr-Price 6L cents
per COPS l2M cents annnmpay allie in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day.
Price ga cents per copyS3 90 aunum, payable ia adj
vance.
in advance.
PAINTING ofal kinds executed with beauty and
patch
Alcrrr OF communications. by mail addressed to the
establishment must be post paid the will bel
Quoted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETr,
Proprietor octhe
NEW YoRK HERALD EsrABIIsumgNT,
Norli~West corner OF Fulton aud Nassau streets
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NOTICE.
Y o u II + X . G X .

ITO emen as the cold weather has
come you should all know whsre trock. Dress
Overcoats aud Paus xed Jsoms with
cus collars Innings batons and straps 70 save your buy ing
No. % Murray, Washington et where
ger AL clothes cleaned dyed and altered free from
all those dssgeesbe that generally attend articles
that you have had cleaned Gentlemen this puff Call
aud and you will fad that charged such
prices had this OF the
snd meet with dsappo Please observe that
81 is the number, where you depend not to meet with
n1aw!i A. CoRTIssOs, q Murray ct.
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Family Provision Market.

The supply OF Meats at different markets is rarely
surpassed. The country, small markets, exhibit
their usual variety of Beef hutton Lamb and Pork Of
the two first we that firm in Washington
Market yesterday disposed of upwards of 40 head with
80 to 30 quartz of Beef At this season of the year
seldom notice so large quantity Of wild & ime At
Washington Market any quantity OF Venison and smaller
game may be had at moderate prices The supply Of
Poultry Is large and prices down. Potatoes that are of
superior quality readily bring Is and Is the bushe or
20s q 2ls ha
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Foreign Markets.

HAvANA Oct 2s-The last cargo of rice from Charles
ton has not yet been sold, and the dealers only offer
RS for it, cargo of Lumber from Charleston sold at
S34 and another from Georgia at s2. Lard has been
sold Say Nothing 10 doing in either sugar or mo
lasses Bills on Boston and New Ysrk par, London 10
l0x per cent prem. The Tower will leave Saturday
The Zephyrs cargo of rice remains still unsold. Beans,
white. 10 l5 pork, mess 10 1917 pork, clear in
boxes, 10 IL do do in bbls 10 IL; lard, l2is Is;
rice. 70 q IL: nolasses IL,
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MEXICAN FLAss.-Com. Sloat brought with him
to Washington the flags which he took Monterey on
the Pacific They the cosrsest hn,siest most up.
sgh;ly pieces of bunting which bore the name of
national nag How different from the brilliant and
stripes OF our own country -Washngfon Union Nor u
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COMMERCIAL,
New York. November Il

new YORK, NOvember I3.
AsHEs-The demand continues good, and the advance
IN prices Is maintained Pots S. l21sa$5 49, pearls
$5,S7ha$5,5O
CorroS-Ths sales to-day about 1000 bales taken
fer shipment chiefly
iLova-The market was quite dull, and prices have
settled down again to Sc good bands ana So 2 for
superior Gsnesee and Troy In grain there was nothing
done.
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T4E ToHlc sIIXm q n1tE9E ATIXf c229Rl y. n
Y s, n !. :s q z: sSSs .~
IosL ~ % ssvsliskv 10 he see Of iksss wne ssvk y.
nvay:els positively ear.
general physical prosstion, wssknsss Of the ssxaA Organs
and constitutional debility, proaa eea from say cause
fails to the periodical that nature DC
fnce Tive Doars boule Of half dozen $i0,
carefully packed and forwarded part OF the Union
MO lm~r 81 Nassau st. New York.