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Market, -c@cflI.. rcportsdfor The Tr'Ss"e.


AsHEs-T ne mSke, is heavy and about 100 Dol, have
B. 90 sold at IS and S7l The demand is not large
COTTON -Thesales of c o;ton to-day have been 10
the extent Of 1000 bales hieny TO manufacturers
Pri.es are sot lower genen NY but much rregulsry
nrsvas az 4, Ia difficult TO TX exact quotations Far
Uplsnds may DO quoted at q cts Moohns !" - c"
Orleans FfJr C. o. Mdding c"-
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand hiss not been large
TO-DAY and the quotations MOI well sustained Buyers
were holding oh for larger concession ne safes
were sbou, 600 bbs generally 81 letdo - iOr sle
Oswcg0. w .stern and Genesee, ous sAes Vi M"
brands Wee tern and lot or two OF Hres~,e, ~ .
sod at l. Atshe close tbs market " IS Gun SUI -. 81.
tendency downward. There was lar a.un'ne 10
Fancy, an saiss 800 bbls were MADE a. ~
We can OF shipping densnd Inc oScI
'apers la Southern descriptions we near OF nosnu
doiny Small sales being made at ~ Tor ueorse
town Petersburg. &c. There no lots, we BELIEVE
ssons Meal Ia firm. and about 600 bols sold dJ zo@
I'll for Western and State and 80 tor Pennsyvani
a "A Ier.ey Small ssies Rye Flour SOS 25. Buck
!, ,hsatis S7i ds2 la bags, and 1874 % 10 bols
cRAIN--A sale Of 5000 bush Ohio Wheat wss ms6e
.s,srdAy al 1873 There have also been sales 500
,nfsrior Red Western 81 hoe and 600 bush South
rn a. 100 cts Genesee 10 dull al lsO cts. Corn had
80 better appearance today. There was not much
,hs market and Is 600 bush sold at 20 cts for
rs.ss Ia72 cts for good parcels Mixed sud 73 as
io'e,Io' nd round Yellow snail parcel fiat White
"N :, "a cts Prime samples Barley are DOT plenty ana
1000 sales 500 bush al W cts, ~ 90 isir al 20 an
900 40 common 1t 90 cts Rye nfm sho oVoo ousn
-.old At 90 aOl cts. Oats arc stesoy ss. -
,,,oderats saIas. Sales 23O0 ousn 'efseJ I" ~ Wv, e
WgIsKY-1bis article 10 very heavy soo smS. ssis
are making ., q cts for good SSl'' Drudge 's' -
a tuas
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tst,t> eiiAlpE.
LEE. TRAVELS


A I'D ADVENTURES Is CALIFORNIA, and scenes In
1.-The Pacific Ocean, by Ihomss }. Farnhsm the most
readable book the subject 81 cent? hat has been
published
The indian 10 hs " ywsm, or, history az tho Red Race
Of Americi, By Henry X. schoo'crlt
Tl8 work contains an account Of tue indians, their
Hnbfs Manners Customs ard Languages, with sketcne
OF noted Red Men snd Women rsvels IN the Ozark
Mountain. &c &c -fi6 pages price 10 cts.
ALSO. IL II PUBLISHED,
The Chamuions Of Freedom, or The Mysterious Che
= romance OF the Revolution, BY samuel Woodwork
Price = cents
The Journeyman Joiner tho Companion Of ths Tour
of France IS CTS.
The Devils Pool, p cts
Consueio, in 3 70 ); ~ 50.
The Courtess Of Rudostsdt. vol cloth, ~
The Crmr oil the Borzias. by Dumas; > cts.
The Secret Tribunal, By Dumas; - cts
The French Cook. containing full directions for the
most celebrated dishes Is c..
The Peruvian Num- the Empress OF The Ocean. p cis
The Fountain. By H. Hastings Weld. with elegant en-
craving. Price in paper i0i morocco, - 20
All The new works can be lad 81 the counter.
Several new works IN rless, which viii BE- ready Ia
few DAYS Address
Ms l,is w n. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nOCT. J. q. HEWErr, 300 MacDOugsl ~. uesr Bleect-
Ter NewY0rk will assure the sflicird that be Gao a.
ford more reefwth the number Of visits than snY
other practitioner, in the following Complaints Dso'a
tons hip diseases sprans contrsctons paralys. rheu.
mstis nervous Affections teute uismm aious, and
curyaures Of the spine fefOrmed sloudrrs white sven
lnzs. weakness Of tue joints, &c
Country patients referred 20 the following parsons
who have visited this city expressly 10 avail themsr
81 DR. III 3 stt.ndsncs and rstiroed cured Mss.rs 3 n
Norton Boston. Ma. Hon n J. Cranston, Newport,
r I:R : Larned Esq Providence Chss Hosmsr, ksl
Hartford Conn. James C Towns,nd, Esq NeS.Hsven
Conn Chis J SAKE Esq. 81 Absns " Chss G HUI
Esq Monfres Canai. r. Hon. n I. Grang,r Aeesyile
7: JUDI. Miller, Rochester, y y. Psni NJ tenei re-
Geneva NY Vim. H. Winier Esq Phil,delph q: Hugh
McCuiloch President OF Fort Wayne Bank, Fort Wayne
Ind: VIM Goodman Esq Cincinnati, Ohio.
civ resreaces gwen On application AZ " u : M y
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SAILED FOR ISDIA-The new ship Valparaiso
i under way yesterday for Canton. This 10 the trs
sse that has ga Ned out OF this port direct for the East
ls1ies for number of years and the occasion oil ncr
departure with number OF missionaries on board, ex-
I'D Considerable interest snd as she moved down the
ma IN tow of the steamer Washington, csnnOns were
ind Some twelve fifteen years sgo there was con
sdsfsbo East odia trade belonging to this port and Il
s.uo unusual thing for Indiamen 10 sail here slniost
s-.ry month but that trade has since been entirely Lost
nss II Is TO be hoped however. that with our com
ntce Increasing In almost every other quarter, this
,ae u things will not long continue. iPhil. Nsws.
The Mrfk american adds that Messrs Cox & Bough'
nn shipped board the Valparaiso, en- invoice OF thelr
superior stoves destined for shanghai China. This Is
bsw channel for Philadelphia enterprise, and tho Ce-
sssa =, distance Of 1900 miles can cook their rice
.rd their rats snd puppies on stoves made oil the
keystone iron
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NOTICES.

~ Church of the Purifans.-The adjourned sale
OF pews in Church OF the Puntans, on nionsqnale
Wi take place on Monday Evening next, November To-
Al hafpast o'clock The church will be opon Tor inspec
zion ain dav Monday At the sale on Monday evening as
rv two news were sold. premium Of about $500
The sales thus far including subscriptions for winch pe"s
bs,e not vo been elected amount 10 about $4,000 The
,s,ees are enabled 70 state that the annual assessment
1,- currenf expenses will not exceed ~. per cent
THO. MoNAMfE, Chairman Trustees.
TIE usual re eious services viii be he IN the enurc
toorrov Sunday commencing at l0i o'clock. A. NJ. and
and g aud o'clock. NJ. Mo IL
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FOREIGN TMPoRTArrous

LIVERPOOL-Ship Taroi,nta- 40 bars iron G. bbls do
g w Shields a. Coo bales CLARK Colmsn-47 cases
Ress Brothers CO.. bales 1893 bars % bds Beeck
OOthOut-6 anchors bbls Merritt Coo cssks Eli
man Broihers-3zj5 bars iron Crook cases Graydon
Il Cos 40 Ingiesby Brown-59 crates VI Cheney-4
bales Godfrey, Paitson Cos cases Emeryl246 bars
iron EagestOn Bsttelle-3 boxes G. Hsstings-3 DO l.
Cook Cole casks case Hsyden-9 crates cask J
NJ Shea-s2 crates - snviis Wolfe Bishop do Nc
Connell-9 casks Burritt-5 do Daniels 4 Brady-i do
Sheldon Phelps-l2 anvlls W Bryce Co.'S Dxs COP
per Macy sohn--500 do tin Hendricks Brothers-ll0
tons coal Coldenl2 crates casks bales chain
Hat rie
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
~ The following singular case of cure

mammalian ard cramps Is highly interesting and is only
90 of thousands OF similar instances Of tho wonderful
80, II Dr. TOWNSHIPS ssrsaParllA;
NEw lORg, Nov. 9. 1917.
~ ro,xsrxp-Dear Sir This 10 10 certify that have
aef~d for the last IS years With chronic rheuma
IN my hesd limbs and oy ' and a 1r sss ON s a
areh' sfaee The ehosIs sessoa hsse suffered sN
but am happy that through me ss
iieeS I've been restored, By the use q you.
laeAoe - I'D srength Ii you choose 70 iaD.s" n''
~, s ~. esneat OF the afflicted yea are a. se'y FWRY
~ mis-
p,ineipsl Office, rs fultoa-st
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InsIAH kArON. ~ 80 rsds.LIL.a n .

JOSIAH EATON, tue Great Pedestrian ~ 70
Jocltck evening, had pen1fmsd ne IA inis q Ls
m erseur Bovgias saoou q 1sst Broadway, 10 the per
olnauc. OF unrivaled feat, Ia waking 90 miles h
100 hours, when BE- accomplished ~ al oynie
Spnu.s pper Canada -tO~markst, county Of oguyiS
Eugia nd, aud brf.re ih America lie Gays ne Tees
betIer now thau after had finished DIS INST ues, anc
ia, n be succeeds th. time be viii caseuse the wor
in wa kiux any distance give the man 10 accepts
M chaelge odds 10 almost Incredible mar So od ian
lae ~ yeais Of sss, only ieet man pa lts
,uch lab-rIous undertaking. Thee fellow keeps uP his
srts aud fuil OF slna0u some OF ne ~slcl-is -ie
cen nov quite ssued, ah0u he watch ony since
Z r,..-.. 49, ulJ IT,
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NEVER GIVE UP.

nT-FAsFS ONCE DEEMED inrui s1-. even By The
Dnedcs faculty, and which annually n9rnoer 81 hon
..nis of victims are succes-flly cO5bted BY nc
,..ev-rinz ss u BsfsrOLs 5sfssp4Ih Those terrible
..oaf.ss II the human r4ce. scfofnlsi cancer, epo
~ &c. invariably yiet O. The potent -recs 81 tni'
AID 10 less etectna b IT, in cures Of ~ spep.t
,st fheun ervsiDsas nerc1nt diseases neurzsc otec
tons and 10 short every othsr malay aIing from an Ia
pure state Of th- blood.
There caa b DO better stronger proof presented 70
n. public Of the efficacy and virtues BRisroLs sarssps
ria thsn s found Ia The f,ct Of many iraoni u ne
srfcls Betsros the zla sod Genuine srt Gle, aid
I'll otnrr. A., spurious, Forsze a. the depot, u -
gorfIaut-sr Mo tt
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MARRIED

In Eat Lyme Conn. sunday the 9TH inst by Rev
=, Grdlev. Mr.. NJ. w CONSTOCK 70 Miss PHEbE
GRlswOLD.
Al Harrison, N ]. on Wednesday evening Nov 10, by
Rev John Garreisop Mr. HORACE TRUMBULL TO
Miss MARIA HELEN. eldes, daughter Of Leonard Cor
don, ESQ.
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DIED:

Suddenly at the New York Hospital, on tho llth inst
Of apople1y, ABRAHAM J. MOORE. in the 43d year of
his age.
The friends OF the family are re'pecuuiy invited 10
attend Zoe funeral on Sunday the 18th inst at o'clock
from the residence Of his brother Lawrence Moore
AL Greelwich'st
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DDGRAogFUL CONDUCT OF BRITISH LAND
HoIcxR-Gresi excitement prevails at 81 John New
busis ok In consequence ef tho arrival OF two vessels
hen with psupers from Lord Pslmerstons ostste IN
Ireland. The number Is over coo This Lord Palmers-
"a British stsiesma an, who has been IN ONCE most
he tine for the last thirty years and passes Tor
nn OF consummste ability. All this may be true But
nssxpcsion OF poor people from his estate while ne
s1ousded by luxuries 10 London, the product doubt
csc q their labor IN former times, shows degree OF
htemstiiy smos, incredible. These persons, who are
Jap ut0r are said to have been once in comfortable
aisumsisnces. But the scourge OF famine ana the ex
eoLt Of tas kmasers have reduced them - state OF
sHsiaon; and IS they are unable longer 10 minister 10
Ne wants Of their landlord they are shipped on by the
ssndred 20 the British possessions In America NO pro
rson Ia made for their future susienancc Win such
ndords Ia ihe condition Of Ireland 20 be wondered al
Famine IA scouree less terrible than the god OF oppres
700 welded BY The petty sovereign OF two OF inrec
toussnd acres
The people OF ST. John have made ont bills for the
nppor Of these people which II not paid BY Lord ia!
nefsicn will be presented 10 the Government Inc
aemby Of the Province has taken the matter IN HAND
Rochester Dem.
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IsAAEL fLCh,
PARDON LAPhAM

Ma, Mestins Of tie Na,ioa, Re.5TIasr, Of New
York vor,be 10 the discussion Of the above consEte-
ton preparatory to rs adoption viii Be held on wsdns'-
day Evening Nov. H. AZ C0smSAh Han Grand ., ssA'
Of the Bowsry two boeoj Livery i"sna o. i.e' s".-'
ou !, ,sx,.a - =. present By order CT the c0nniitse
-. a. JOHN {. CLARK, Chairman
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nRu AMERICAN

GRICI LTURlsT-A Monthiy Publication, designed
40 improve the Farmer Planter, stock-breedsr and
Horticuturist ed ted by A. g. Allen This excellent pc.
riodica. commenced In 1912, has reached i. SKIN
year steadily increasing value and interest Though
every way worthy the patronage of the extensive farmer.
vet peculiarly adapted the wants of that ase a a.
who having land, though but little wish ~ max q
C. NJ SANrON.
nl5St stthe oia-e OF publication, 2oj Broadway
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Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of Agrl-
culture for November, IS47.
Engravings and Ulnstraiions
CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER SuNsER.

Threshins Machines; Crank Steam Engine; The Dung.
Hawk or Drag; Potato Planting; The Potato HorTow I;
Section Of DO; The Breaking Bride Bit illustrations Of
ssaoros Patent Gran-Dryers. BoienyA series Of Illus
irations fthe Cells Internal Currents etc Of Plants
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~ COlorcd Orphan Astluni.-ihe MaAAhoi' %
the ColoIed Orphan Asylum, in anticipation OF the ext
sences Of the establishment during the approaching WIN
ter would once more appeal to the ympaihes OF their
friends The wants Of the institution now present them
selves under the most urgent Of all forms, that Of an I'M
peratye necessity Of deaying the expenses OF food,
clothing fuel and other contingencies for the mante-
nance OF lf5 chidren acquisitions which have hitherto
demanded the utmost care and orethought in the enjoy
neut of their limited aud calculating Income snd when
now present themselves with totally exhausted easu9
Children are admitted into the Institution from two 70
eight years Of age aud being thoroughly grounded IA M
rudiments Of practical education, ana carry lhsuuote
In their duties themselves, their ieilo" beings als
Their Creator are indentuTcd generally A. the ase "
twelve The habits OF honest ana useful lnaus5f "Ai1
are seduousiy cultivated. VIII not, - believed ao"
be n be thrown ugon society helpless iud neon Peteh
IN provde for themselves but will act as stimulus % iAa
serespect which, is humbcst form, ever teh1s %
usefulness and virtue .,, 81, .....
The Manager hope that wal eensure the earnest
ness OF their expression, when they insist upon me I'm
norapee OF their WORK. that the tnends OF thls neg
iected lass will cooperate Ia 10 a. 70 anoio tu1
pecupiary assistance their present necsssnes 81,
Contributions will be received by hussey MuIi.y, o
South a. aud 20 FouTteenthst l. " > hoseVeit - Ma
Ssriane Jo.sph b. Collins 30 Wallst. and +l5 broome
a.. Anthony r. Halsey, $50 Greenwichs'@ joan WOOL
- Pine 81 and lsl East Broadway William O. SAieIofe
sos Honston-.t ANlCARTHA MILLER
- n First DiTectIess.
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NEW WORK

an THE GRAPk-The Culture u ths Grape By J
OFisk Allen embracing directions for The treatment
the vine ia the Northern States Of America in the ope
air. under glass s.ructureg with AID without aftnca
heat For sale BY c. NJ sAAION, % bfoad"ay'
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ored Orphans are invited visit the Asylum on TUESDAY
The 18th instant al hAlfpsst three o'clock The schools
and the house generally will be open to the Inspection o.
ys.es The institution Is greatly ~ need o. ianas s.u
The Managers will be happy al that TINE 70 receive eon
bations frou those interested IN rs object
The Asylum 5 situated the fiitb avenue just ADo'S
The Rsfosd cars will leave the City Hal for FORTY
secend-st al = hali-pAst 2 and J o'clock H4' -
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AcQUITIJD.-Sarah Morrison was arraigned m
NJ Criminal Court lat Monday charged with the muir
81 Of her step mother Ourreaders will remember tho
lorrd tfisr-the girl having burned her mother -
,esh sitter having first disabled her by blow on the
had with IRE shovel. The sir gave The following &C
tuni Of the transaction You know father you was
tcd Of her AID wss tired Of her and though q put
isr cot OF the way. Polly Was reading her BIBLE and
n Der lick With the shovel and che ell down In l.
NJ BIZ her asan, hnd put her into the hre-snd VIZ
ss,e short Of wood, and pu, old clothes o. and a
sser see cd Polly sssn. she ives OF course acquitted
ne ground OF idioey-the proof on that subcct being
bteasiye. Dafpg her imprisonment she Was visited
y eo,ored woman whom abe persisted In calling her
e0her whom shs supposed TO have been turned black
y Ae process The girl was remsnded for future di'
fos. q he Court lPltscursh Journs'
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~ Hyers Pills, the AR.fisan soTT.etivs. q the
v.,ssssss .r sSowa An sppr0v. warranted = S.sd ~
with dr.ssS; Try sss sSaa
-, srstai,ous, pamphlet and testimonials An
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rrr,A l,rse barn in Canton. Mass.

FrTs-A large barn IN canton, Mas. owned
nv w Lincoln, President Of the Neponsei Bank, was
se.,royed by FIRE early hour on THURSDAY morn
,ns together 18th from twenty TO thirty Of hay
three or four cows. chsise. buggy, &c The FIRE
the work OF incendisry.
The Uoitsrisn meetns house in Stow. Mas. ives des-
troyed by Are on Tuesday Last The defk clock com
ununiou servce, books. &c. were saved.
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MS 81 }. DlsItaNELi., ~ bfo'away.
GE OF REASON.-A new weekly Journal, advo-
n csfus the cause OF universal Mental Liberty The
rfsf number viii be issued tomorrow snd VII ntdln
Al Interesting extract from lcn0.h- Electrical Theory
OF The verse; sso int esils remarks upon hr-
hson from The pen Of Thomas Pane De.cr sf-at
.t OF useful aud entertaining matter For sale o. tie
publication office. llJt Or,eu~lch - up s'ausl fucr
et. he usual -ogtnce u.de 20 News gents MS 10 d.
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~ The Ladies of the Mariners, Family Indus

trinl society VIII open thelr Fat on hOuua1
nexf AT O'Clock in the basement OF the Mariners Chufch
In Eoosevelt-si sud will connae II open on the atel
Moons and evenings Of the four following days Person
Interested the object invited 10 send their donao
and come themselves. MO d
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DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS.

EEW-ORLEANS-Ship Jess0re-3l5 pigs lead II Ro-
gers Co--7l4 do order52 hd' tobacco Hunter Co
IS DO Ffancia Co-l9 90 ID sfewart-2f do B0orman,
Johnston Col bales cotton 20 order-2lJ do Manton
kishsr-24 do Leverich-40 do Allen n Paxson-lSf
DO Il Coit-5l do Waterman Anod-5l no d 4 G.
snith-5j do Waterman & Co-ll4 do d Weeden-l20
J o Rhodss-67 90 Roberts Wiliams-lo9 do Newbold
Cruft-4 bales hemp Rays casks Billiard Co.'S
do beef slIachan sc0lt-l50 pkss 70 order.
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New Publications.

I hHR's NEw MAsuAL"-The fifth and sixth
q: the second volume of this truly valuable ho-
r.lhic work have jn,t been published by Rsdde, 322
,<srsy. We have 90 often expressed our sense OF
,r,. ,h., we can add but little In the wsy Of com
~1stlon. For thorosshness OF snslysis aud compre'
..srs application Of principles We know no work In
<.csi science ths, can be called its superior
4L'AxERIcAIS FRAScAIs. This is the title OF
. work byNP. CHxRsoSNrEs Of Baltimore, de'soeo
,,he use Of students of French ltproPose' 10 "sen
,n In very short time by means of examples fS'Ne,
an rules TO read foen,ly, pronounce co're''J snu
ITO with accuracy every word Of that language ine
~ 4. publi.hed by John d Toy, Baltimore
~ r....,-s or WoxrS"--This is the title
- 80 DR. HoIIicx published by Burgess
q Co designed to furnish women with that
oxedse Of their own peculiar Constitution for the
-, If which much suffering exists. The volume iss
,orp,ei cne' an' '00 '"'' "io '''a'' "o' 'u'''""'
,,s1
~r,yE OF HrsRY FOURTH The fourth and
Of this Interesting work has JUS, been published
:. -. B.rpers Mr.. JANIS H. 10 our thinking, more
..,s,ful IS shistorsn than novelist The book "a
slid in very handsome syle. Phce 80 ceniss
.,d-sZfJf Toe "no4e.
.cH,vBEk's MIscELLASY."-No. Of this use
4. I'D Interesting series is for sale by Berford & Co
4 As,or House
rur " CHRISTIAN WORLD.'-Mr. q. q. Chan
=, IA, rer pushed the editorial charge Of the Bo,'on
- upder this name which hes been entrusted 10 Rey.
-, prsemsn Clarke az his successor. The new Ed.
= nskss the following statement OF bis plans and
sspcs -. ,..., l., -
s,z sincere pieiy. enlarged caiholicify aud the
sfs,lon of Christianity TO every department OF life,
s,xcudlng politics and the conduct OIL puohe men OF
fgrtes ,,,.
oan 3. the friends of every humane enterprise, have
-,u,i,ed their aid as regular contributors.
srvyRy Loss--The Ne'c- Hampshire Sentinel
5rtur,dsy says that valuable forge In East Middle
-. has been carried away BY recent Good. Loss
LOO TO $1,000.
rSr Jesse p Loller has been tried at Jefferson
Is. No. On charge OF numbering bis wife md &C
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- The Reformcd Dutch Church in Twenty.

first a. NEAR sixihavcnue) will be dedicated tomorrow,
the nth inst service commence at iot o'clock A NJ
p NJ and "a evening Rev DR.. BETHUNE in the morning
Rev DR. d. WITT in the afternoon, AID Rev Dr. hViIoN
in he MO II
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~ Moravian Mi-sions.-By Divine permission 2

sermon viii be delivered Sunday evening The IAN
inst i'm the MOravian Church, the corner o. stanton
and Mott SIS by the Pastor AID Of the Missions Of thsi
church At the close Of the services eoiscton WI
he tsken up All friendly TO the Of Missions are re-.
fPIS ass,'- o'cIccL mis- IT,
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Rev DR. POWER will lecture In this church on
sunday evening Nov. IL. 1877. at O'clock Subject,
" One God one faith one baptism. Tickets = cents
each For the benefit Of the poor Of the Church should
lie weather be bad the Lecture will be postponed unu
tie next fair Sunday Tickets be had a. the door Of
ths church on the evening Of the lecture NIL oti''
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f@- Rev. t. III. CHI pin. Of Boston. Mass vii preach
in The Apollo saloon Broadway tomorrow Sunday
morning, 10. o'clock afternoon, ) o'clock evening.
O'clock. MO IT
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r. Prof. Bush will deliver a Lecture tomorrow
tSabbathl evening the Lyceum, Washingon-st Brook
ivn on Sgedenborss view Of Heaven, az contrasied Win
that of the prevailing Church Lecture to commence al
"a o'clock. General attendance invited. MIS- IT.