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tE-- Al II meeting of the Executive Conmittec
OF he \. Y Prison Association, held Oct u. 1910, MI
Isaac Hopper from the Committee on Discharged Con-
vc,s, offered the following resolution which was 11ani-
mously adopted and ordered IL be published
Rcsood Thu; the thanks OF this hosrd be presented 10
Ira Bliss. Agent OF the Camden mud Amboy Railroad
Company for the very liberal aid he has rendered this As
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WRECK OF THE SPLENDID
STEAMER ATLANTIC,
MANY LIVES LOST

The fears entertained yesterday in this City for
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were but TOO well founded We have the melan-
oboly duty this morning to announce the loss Of that
new and magnificent Steamer the ATLANTIC one
of the most costly and elegant Boats which ever
fca.ed on the waters But what is still more apal-
ling and melancholy we have also to announce the
loss Of her able and courteous Commander. Capt
GUSTAV, besides number Of passengers and a
large portion Of the clew-
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YANKEE poopLE-No. VII.

CONTAINS TIE FIRST CHAPTER OF The new work
Shy Samuel Lover, written expressly for i's pages and
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GRAIN-There has not been much done today. the
cold weather having induced holders withdraw
sher samples. lot Of 1900 bushels Peunsy wants
white Wheat on shlpoon!d at Philadelphia, was offered
az III cent? For good lot OF Genesee lis cts was bid
Corn dull and heard only Of 900 bush Western
mixed FOR export at about Sc cts Good Yellow North
nominaly IS cts. There shipping inquiry tor
Barley, but we heard OF sales One or two samples
the market held at G2 Oats doing better
and River and Canal selling nj 81 ass et ana some
higher Sales 1000 bush Rye at 7n:c In the slp
and about 79c delivered sale OF GOO bush, damaged
board Shakespeare sold at auction al 20 cts.
WIIISKY-The sales of bbls reach about 800 al y cts
and under. Drudge is dull
HAY-About l,500 bales taken 70 20 into store
today Il. 40a4J cts.
NAVAL STOREs-Ssles 100 5bis spirits, for export
So aud 30 bbls for home at - cts Crude IS worth
80 T. go Ms
BEEswAX-A sale Of 1000 fo- yellow made at
~ cents.
TALLOW-There have been sales Of - casks and
10000 TBS prime at 9Q9 cents. The supply ia very
small
OIL AND BoNE-crude Whale Is held firmly a, 81
cts Sperm 81. Whsehone so and 10 cts. VIC hear
Of no sales.
BiCE-Tho market exhibits great inactivity butso'ne
parcels going forward from frs; hands The range
is 3 50d4 so the latter Tor strictly prime
LlME-1he marke, at 90 cts for Eastern. with fair
demand
PROVISlONS-ln Pork We hear OF not much doing
Mess nominely 62t do 10 Prime s. with sales 200
800 bbls. Beo;s s6d6 ~: and S5d5 30 tor new with
sales 900 800 hbls. We GALES 800 ,lerces new
Cleveland Prime Mess at SIS. Beef Hams more
plenty and dull at Sl2. Picked Meats scarce.
lot Of old Hams ofered 81 cents Dressed hogs
up ct7 and demand Lard is y G7i and rather
quiet Sales 50 bbs y and 600 kegs at Iid7s cents
Butter aud Cheese little dull to-day but without
change Butter 1915 for Western Dairy Cheese good
in casks DO
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General Notlrfs.

II At a Meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
N Y Prison Association, held the sd Nov 1916, Judge
Edmonds, from the Committee appointed 10 visit and In
spect the State Prison Auburn having mentioned that
the passage of The Committee Auburn the several Rail
road Companies had given them free passage both out aud
on their return whereby has been saved 10 the
Association and its charitable purposes II was
Reoiscd That the Chairman Of the Executive Committee
be directed 10 communicate To the officers of those Com
panes the grateful THE Committee entertain OF their
iherali,y on this occasion.
InmN ID RI,ss SncreiArv. ms IL
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Morning Class for Ladies has JUST commenced, IN
which TWO more pulls cs- stritted, =: IS Walkers
~ 5tfs-
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MARRIED:

On the 26th inst By Rev Edward Lathrop Mr ROB.
ERT WHITE TO Miss LYDIA NJ Delaney all Of
this City.
on the 18th inst, by 6 H. Cone, b. D. Ny. JOHN RICH
ARDSON OF Albany, 70 Mrs. MARGARET r ~" ?
Frs. daughter Of The late Andrew Woodruff formerly
OF Eizabethtowp ~ J.
At Brooklyn 26th inst BY Rev + 4. Farley; ny
GEORGE V. PIERCE Of New-York, to Miss EFELiNA
z. HALL Of BROOKLYN
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NKInI. r. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Tsilors,
w Importers OF Cloths, Csssmeres, Vestngs, Fancy

xxIM. #. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Tsilors.
w Importers Of Cloths, Csssmeres, Vestags, Fancy
Dress Articles GcIn appreciation OF the success which
a,t,ded their eHors catering for tho community would
tsuder the assurance upon the OF tho Fall
Trade that will be their endeavor add To the Induce
mens which have rendered 23f Broadway THE ESTAB'
LIsHMENT al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which continue to commend them TO
the economist Yor In tho style and character OF the co'
ing ara enabled furnish through the aid Of" efficient
corps OF cutters be found In tho country. 10 tho
SEQUEL 10 the attractions Of our moderate charges.
A large assortment Of goods for Fall and Winter
wear arc offered FOR inspection, comprising Cloths.
Twseds &C. for Dress and Frock Coats Oyercoat Sacks
Lc French English and American Casslmeres for rahA-
looms Aword In reference this garment In which las
experience has satisfied the many 80 f~ cutters ofce-a
trial In this line especially solicited. Msrno Velvet
silk and Satin vestngs In great variety The usual assort
ment OF first quslity Rsady-msdo Overcoan, original
Sacks CIoaKs Dress and Frock Coats Psnlaioons Vess
NC with schoic. selection OF Fancy Dress articles, Scars
Crsyals, Hdkis Gloves. su.penders Shirts. Collar.
Boaoms Half Hose, sc. Els"
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rr- Dra., Roor..-The subscriber keeps constantly
OF Isud assortment OF hne city made dress Boots
Fr-rch .tyl- 81 % and "a vsfrsn;=d q wear vel s-d
CIV. ssts;ctior 70 Ire purchaser Boots mace - orc.
he sery he.t manner u The sacr-= co- Persons ceT-
-, sna.r fet or account OF CORES ou11oas kc can be
ensured handsome VET easy n a. e -ubrcrioers u=i
ID OF rsk!7g traxng Of TIE feet src cg Up and keep
i pa:r OF !ass for each customer rencsFs nishi m
possible s. one uiai VIII cea.inee-. =
Ta-hr sni orhsr k.rt. OF OTs-s5oes for ss!e, well
rv-rv o;er artic n his line OF business. :. me lowe 5!
prices inIz missed JOHN l. A4h4Nsi '4irC4ion-el
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The Bgl7Ass1A--Advices from Halifax to 18th
inst P b. steie that the steamship Britannia which
lei, this port 80 P n 10th Rad nc: arrived proba
by deluy by the y e wind which blowing az the
t.le she iett Boston Adv. Thur-dsy.
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Marketso.., cc-tf.lly rerorted 70, 7Ae rt.s4se,

AsaES-Thess were sales o. 80 bbls Pots to day at
y and loo bss Pearls at IS The nsrSet steady
Sese rates but not active The tendency Of Pots is
downward
FLoUS AND MEAL-The impression was general 20
gay that the Canal was frozen and consequently the
nsrSrt for Flour little better than on "Wednesday
Some large receivers ask 50 arnly for Geresee in
store but there are Others less firm The demand has
acuVe 'ee saIss Q; yesterday and to-
s3 for Gencsee afost aud IN store, and lsi Tor
Michigan and Ohio The sales include LEGO Troy at y;
and LOO Michigan in store at 25 The quantity aes,
e being stored For the Ess, there is not much doing
sour Is worth about so with inquiry Tor ship,
@ent The market for Southern Is noinsly. 25G3 50
Nneh Is better. Sses 80 bbls Baltimore City ~ -
saa Soo eels Rchmond City not Gallegoa nor HaNs
= ~ Rye Flour is IS. with sales sou 600 bbls and
Te.a Meal 7S03 s7}, with fair demand Bag Meal is
500 80 Shorts 7es ShipstuHs II al3 cents
'tne reed 1917 cts Buekwhea. sells at . in bbls
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WIILINERY AND STRAW BONNET

MILLINERY AND 5IhA w nO.NENbk
%AMAytJFACTORY--At MARcYS, 2i4 Bowery,
H3 where can found large and fashionable assoil
WZl, msnt OF every description OF Bonnets; also, HID
hons Velvets silks and Ssns French Flowers, Feaihsfs
and other materials for Bonnes and 81 prices TO suit every
a..
Mira MARCY would also inform her customers ard mo
generally thar she Is prepared 20 ofof Tor tnsf
s.lecron a. choice and fashionable assortment OF Dix
Millinery As DO found IN the City. -
snL Millinery show Rooms up stairs, shranes through
M. s,or. ga Bowery opposite ktvington-st
n 5 b.mGl1 PSnns' e'eaA' 81 O. MARCY
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G0NSIMPTION AND LIYER COMPLAINT.

VI Beekman 52l PesI.st mad every ,ympton Of IN
durable consum ptIon. His physician gave him up. ds
was cured By DR.. Taylors Baissm OF Lgverwor Alex
Smith, ISL Fosyth-s years afflicted win cough,
pam 10 the side raising blood, &c He ,sd ne
could not have lived had re not taken DR.. IayIo,,
balsan Here are TWO positive cures Of consumption oy
DR. Tsyors Balsam Of Lig-rwort! Can theIe exist
doubt a. regards the n-s Of this medicine and ia cns,
i've COVER over con.umpton, No can doubt All
Who b,y- .vmnoms OF areeEueated by heir
owe ~ lie and h.ath 20 ry IT, Made at ) beeknAn oy
m. n,onrietor formerly SIS Bowery. Nc u
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GOOD MOTHERS. PROTECT THE TENDER
VI SKINS OF your Babes from the rough bleak ard
stormy inds Of ysinerdo not let your iIle innocons
suffer with CHAPPED FLESH. CRACKED, ROUGH
AND DISFIGURED SKINS, and bleeding lips,
when a shilling cake of RAILWAYS CHINESE HEUl.
GATED SOAP viii remove, cure and prevent all Of tnese
annoyances Young ladies' how d.ngursd your
skin and complexion may be with pimples botches pus
tales salt rheum ringwom. eryspeig or raah tho senu
inc Railways Chinese MedcHed Soap fails In rem.
terng the -hn soft delicate faf pGr- sweet and healthy
and restoring complexion that beautiful appearance
which nature Intended should Sold al III cents
per cak. at the principal Dc pot 1911 Hudson.s ga Bowery
Isl Diyision-s IS and 1871 Chaihsmst u. Y Mrs Hayes
l5s Fulton Brooklyn, 2i Broadway, anf mo.t OF the
On1ygists In this c!ty Ma lmeoi-
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Or. Lardner's Lectures.

Complete in two volumes 3yo. neatly bound and let
tered is published this day and for sale by the hcokse
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lss in bags Sales -Frosts extra Is N h6a IS Cts IL
bags IS lbs.
CoTTcY-The sale today have been 800 bales
with better feeling in the market Spinners were
b chef operators Freight Liverpool has been En-
gagged at Use 2 or square bees which is slight de-
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rHANCEKY sALE-IN PARTITlONy-oOn mon
u dsy sOlh Nov BY order Of lss Court % essnesry:
will BE- sold at Merchants Exchange, a. ~ ge.o1.
noon a. J. BLEECKER, Anruonesf, INC i"io"ms Na'u'
usbie and improved Heal Estate $780,. ... ~, ,,s
l. The egbIe lot Of lsad ana iour s aaE % TO- -
f,ont md rear BY IoJ feet deep.
The story d~enF house a I tos o. .sno' no. 10
q The sstoiuing story dwelling house and LOT Of
Land No 7G FanEa-s Is se from, and rear by 100 feet
deep =. .xt., ~ M,
Mott-st Is feet front and rear by 81 feet deep
Tn. buildings and lot Of land, u Prnee.st 70 fest
inches 'front.' e FEET inches rs feet inches on the
easter!y side and l2s feet on the westerly side:
TIE DUO 70 ID. above 10 In fee and ndsputa5e, IN part
don among thu hsirs of George Bowen, deceased.
See advertisement In the Morning Courier Enquirer
signed James Matrtre. Masief In Chanesry nIs zes
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SUNDAY no, III. Sobbo,b of tbe BihIe.-By

request OF the New York Sabbath Tract Society Rev Thos
r. Brown will deliver the Sevcnthdsy Baptist Chapel IN
Elcventh-st between Bowery and Thdavenne; course
OF Lectures designed show that the seventh day OF the
Is still the Sabbath OF the Lord thy God. and that
the common notion of change OF the Sabbath from The
ast 10 the first day of the week wholly unauthorized by
The Scriptures Of truth Introductory Lecture on sunday
cvening the 18th o'clock. The public are invited
To attend Seats free nj 2s'
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grThe n. - SENATE of 1S42.-The sabscrthers
,asc--1IIv sroo--ce rs. thir -z1otirt
Of Sc Uais5d States cor pisec and VII IN shor'
r :. n.blisbsd These who desire 10 receive early N
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desire 10 practice economy the use Of Their uei snd d
the same time eooy the luxury OF keeping their oihces
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have springs applied their doors for closing them so
his purpose avery superior article msy be found 81 d
Joha, for sale by J. b Wells Th- superiority of this
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