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MONDAY, november :.
AsHES-There has been 8 farther advance. and ssles
10 bb have been at ~ for Pots and " for Pearls
Iho supply 10 light
COTION-The sses today have been about 900
Aes a, reduction 10 price Of &c since inc arrival OF
r. Csled0ns.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The msrket was hesVy 70 aSy'
al buyers generally keep bsck for aiuiher eoneessop
Tor Genesee the general bid vast % but holders were
gwillins TO cell below 37l. Mspy OF the large re
sisers storing 10 preference to selling below oV
lee inquiry for the Ess, fair, but there 10 no move
neni tor shipment The transactions sdd up oVv OF
700 bbls ~ 2566 3li for Oswego - 40 5l4 ior
nehlgsn and Ohio, and s7id6 "a for GeDesee, the
sosns sses being at the lower rates. Included 10 tns
aes lot Of 90 bbs good Ohio al % snd 9oV
As GOOD Michigan at the rate. sale OF 800 oos
sookyn made at s l2l. The receipts ara consd'
sseie 10 Southern hear OF nothing doing except
nal ssle Of Petersburg at OF Meal remains rather
sn sud Ia fair Inquiry Sales so b5ls At % Tor West
70 37i for State and 80 for lersey. Rye Flour 10
vas p for good parcels
IRAlNWhest good samples, 10 wanted, but At prices
'oer below the Ideas Of holders For prime Genesee
- eis was bid. lts6l50 ssked The lower grades are
go steadily Corn was In moderate demand and the
%ss we're small at decline ADou, 10000 bush sold at
sd1i for mixed. 75d76 Tor yellow sale Of 700 bu
~ Corn wss made al o. cts, and 10000 bush mixed,
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Old yvsa,a algay ,'sh and vsady 70 promote Efss'
Right !" and Emu ration, and ITad<
EnR BALE

90 OAKLEY 100 50 acres open land ne
balance 10 cleared meadow and wood land Enclosures
of red cedar and chesont timber; buildings eommoci
Gus and Of the timber II 10 within lot mile OF hesfns
Vile the county seat containing about 40 inhabisasu
also within miss Of Cone River where steamboat calls
twice wsek running between Washington City Norfolk
and Baltimore 49,
dous Enclosures Of chestnut timber, well tnbers snd
within miles Of Cone River and steamboat landing
COSQUEkHlLL, containing 800 acres, comfortable
DWELLING house IS under cUtystion 10 acres 10 ss
marsh and the balance timber OF the most ysoeos ana
marketable kind IL Is the banks VI the north branch
Of the sreat Wicomico River, near it, head.
HIDDENTREAsURE.-Th tract contains 10 seree
80 are cleared the balance in woodland, and viii yisn
from ~ 70 IS cords tho Of pine and swamp o. 10
IL sores with heavy growth Of nh, maple gum PIP
lar &c and within four miles Of nsvfssble water. A.
RED-HILL contains IT'S scres cleared the
hlcxy covered with pine, oak chestnut ke and vnla
four miles Of tide water; and mari region VIA
inaly rich veins, sufficiently near 70 haul -, =,
bOUTETOUT, adjoining RedhiH, covered via .ns y,
heat al timber of sost all kinds; contains W scfes " o.
which are open with small dwelling house on H. aoa
bandane. Of mari be had near H. ats ehsap rate,
the vel does not into ~ -. ~.
WIDF-AWAkE, the banks OF the CHESAPEAKE bsy,
s, h. mouth Of the greet Weomieo River contains 10
scres with rood dwelling house, and oyster equal
t . BELIEVED 10 any on the Bay for raising oysters 10
.,fhin days sail VI Baltimore The waters heresbout
.nd TIC ryer named above abound with the hst
oystsrins business This farm would b valuable depot
owning the shove mentioned Of land,
most OF them the tnbatsry branches Of
the Great Wicomico. Capitalists come and see or Cd
dress line 10 JOHN n. yALLIN,
no lswf~s Hesthsyille, Va.
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LfscH MURDER.-At Keokuk Iowa. few
.ss.ee q Mr.. Dougher'y had dispute with one DR..
- bout the possession OF house 10 which the law
Ls,eu Dr. Olive title TIE Doctor vas put IN posses'
oct In his shsence few days after, DOugheriy
10 tho house. turned the Doctors effects toto the
p, ,ook the key By force from Mrs Olive, and locked
'.or. A mob gathered In the evening, and stones
=, brown at Dougberiy's windows two shots were
s,rorn the house both Of which struck young an
~ WIN uoush, iphicting wounds which were ex-
80 ~ be mortsl Dougher,y could not be found but
,ther Of bis arrested supposed 10 have hrcd ono
I y shots
grNoRsD HgsiGNATIoS OF Col BURr-Heport
10 very general circulation al Etg-hed during the
,.,sssion o; Court At that place that Col Burr was
r abou: l. resign bic seat la Congress- or would De
= reelection h TIA. body We have The very best
,orlly for pronouocipg both reports premature" aud
-~ely without foundation. Hamburg q. CO Jour
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DIED

Os sunday 5th inst JOHN =. son OF stuart r. Ran.
,,iob In The i7th yssr Of hts age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectful
nsed 10 attend bis funeral from the residence Of hs
sthsr l59 Hudsonst At o'clock this Tuesday alter
on Services at 81 Johns Chapel.
on Sunday. after long and painful Illness. hr.
CHARLES A. EVERsON. In the flst year Of bio sge.
IN. friepds and those Of bic brothers I. ID and
~ EsersoD and his brother-inlsw Capt r II kllis,
e,ited 20 stend his funeral from his late residence
I. ~, Broadway on Tuesday gih inst Al O'Clock p
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Nj ARl N K JOU r n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ALMASAc....THi DAY
RI SEE M4RINE JOURN4L +
CIeared-ships Bavaria, Howe Havre WIN WI

CIeared-Ships Bavaria Howe, Hayre WIN Whit
lock NewWOrld Bright, London, Grinnell Minturn Co
Bark Chancellor, Gray, Africa, d Matthew
Bng Savannah, Deacon, Savannah, stuTses Chairman
Co.
schrs lie Roy, Beden, Charleston Peck Science
Fish, Mobile Durham Dimon Emerald, Carroll Hail
fax, Ms.
sloops Lady Fenwick, Hotchkiss, New.Haven; Moses
EDDY Blunt, Providence; Syiph futile, do.
Barge Philadelphia, De Hart, Philadelphia.
Arrivcd-Bark Isaac Mead, Brown, Savannah, ii days
cotton and rice, to Demil Co.
Br brig Dove Cleall Turks leland salt, to Dunscomb
Beckwith. Left no American vessels.
Brig Henry Buck, Richardson Cedar Keys, Fla, Is days
9 600 cubic feet timber, to J Grlce
Sshr Protector, Brakeman Baltimore, days slate, te
Sinclair.
Br sehr Dolphin, Holder St John NIB II days ath and
iron, 70 VIM Garrut
Below-Bng Pedrazza, Coast Of Africa, to P Harmony,
Nephews Co.
Also, ship, barks and bTigs
Spoken-By Jersey pilot-boat Commerce, 3st ut 90
miles south OF Block Island sw brig Jenny, 20 DIS I'm
Stockholm, bound TO Boston.
Vessel Sunk and Lives Lost.-The bark Isaac
Mead Capt Brown, from Savannah reports that the Sst
u lat 81 50, long - 80, fell in with wreck which ap
peared 70 be Eastern built schooner having trunk ca
BIN with two gangways discovered four on the quar-
ter deck aft the trunk lay by her from TIL NJ,
AZ which time she disappeared blowing perfect gale at
the time could not render them assistance The Isaac
Me ad ship heavy the time which broke her second
mates arm. stove pinnacle, sprung tlller, &c.
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New-York Cattle Market MONDAY, Nov. 8.


by own Reporter
MMsket 1900 Beef Cattle, so Cows and Calves, and
500 sheep and Lsmbs
Bf Csnls-The past has been dull week In point of
ssss bu, on the whole not unfsvorsbe as to prices,
which the comparatively email number OF Cattle offered
b. contributed much to keep up to las, weeks mark
4 to 7 25 y cwt Some 200 head remain unsold 400
head from the south-,he remainder New'fork state
Cattle
Coxs aud Calpts arc coming to market more freely
nd ready sale at prices which hardly average 40
bah ,hese quoted 10 last Sales at from sle
% Si5 All sold.
Sksep aud Lassbs-The market s sbundsntly stocked
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demand though we mark but avery slight concession
the part Of holders sales of Sheep were made 81
VASE 50 TO 81 80. Lambs 50 cuas2 50-asin quality.
90 lest over
Hay and Srar-Loose Timothy 10 selling from the
wagon. at 62s to IS cts v cwl Straw at 81 5o6t3 the
100 bundles.
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ELIJAH.

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N A. the Tabernacle. on
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SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.

Manufacturers, 30 and - Wafer-st.
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DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs

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IIEApLEY'S WASHINGTON

A Nd HIS GENERALS vols limo. 10 portraits go
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Washington and his Generas' may possibly deceive
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EVE AND EAR

nR POWELL attends exclusively 70 diseases u the
DEye and Ear, from 10 o'clock, II his Offices 16
Broadway corner u Nsrren-st
Dr. Powslrs Treatise the Eye, its Diseases and their
Cure with Ensyings Rules tor the Selection Of spee,s-
cle &c price y cents, mad his Office ana Of all
BOOKSELLER. Jsst imported Artificial Eyes Of superior
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