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The above statement SHOWS large Increase 10 every
article except Coffee
The Cape Cod Branch Railroad is now In pro
gress the workmen having commenced laying the rails
between marlborough and Wsreham. The road II Is
expected will be- ready to go into operation early in the
ensuing Spring.
The citizens of Richmond, Va. have voted that
the city shall subscribe s2OOOOo to the stock OF the Rich
mond and Dsnvile Railroad.
The statement ofthe Exchange Bank va. and
branches on the 3Oth ult gives Loans and Discounts
s275O7l4 Circulation 81 0ss 663, Deposits $6olO2p
Specie si6l,32i.
Gangs of workmen commenced grading the Ken
nebec road in Gardiner. Hsllowe and Augusta, this
week 1t Is the intention TO prosecute the grading rs
fss, as possible In these towns through the Winter.
At the annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Wilton Railroad Company, II was voted thst the work
of constructing the road be 1T entered upoo and
ordered an assessment of i've per cent upon the capital
stock to be paid in.
The amherst Express states that the stock OF the
Bra,tleboro' and Bellows Falls Railroad has oil been
subscribed snd that meeting for the choice OF Direct
orsis,o be held at Brstlsboro on the llth Of Nov.
The Morris and Essex n. j. Railroad Compa-
nv has commenced laying the rails the extension to
Dover and expect, to accomplish the whole route in the
course OF two months
The contract for the Stonington Railroad Branch
has been taken aud the work will be commenced immo
osiely II 10 expected tina, the new road will be ready
for use early In May.
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Of 80 cent? for milling Corn IL quiet and rather
heavy. The Gales are only IS 10 1900 brsh 81 7517e
tne latter for very doe parcel Rye 10 firm and scarce
$500 or 5000 bush sold at &C. 10 the ship and 100 de-
hVered Barley 10 10 very smsll suppy and held Al 9i
eta. sales Oats At $3.50 cts The receipts down the
Hgdson since the opening q river navigation b. ye'tar
day are-l525s6i bush Whest. 35os - DO Corn
2lf35 DO Rye. Export from lst - 3Jth Ociob-r-
$500 bush Corn 1910 DO Wheat; Rye. none 405l
do Barley 3t95 do Oats.
PKOVlslOSs-Pork s heavy with but moderats
saes The nominal quotation q 10 50 snd IA IS al n
sales $50 bbls city Mcss Beef 10 81 and 90 b0ls
Beef Hams al az which Il lover We 1ndeyEand =
considrraols sale OF neR Aess Beet was made ~ 30 Y
terce Lard gees Of At previous rates sales 400 bbls
AZ "a D. lOt for good and prime good oi. OF Ohio But
ter doing rather better Export from ls - 3Oth
Ostober-2o32 bDls Beef $50 DO Pork l0fOi kegs
Lard.
wINE-saes 800 bbls and Or casks Mslsss 1t q q i6
eta y gal
OlLs-A sale OF 300 bbls Crude Whale made for
export It 80 eta cash and for home within few
days 500 bbls selected A. 80 cts City made American
has declined 10 JgdC0 cts cash for casks and 0bs 800
bills Crude sperm brought o. crab Manufactured
Winter Sperm IN lots. which 10 very scarce and cts
higher. 250l 20 for unbiesched ond blesehed. l09
I II for unblesched Fall. and sal IL for blesah-d
refined ble.ched Pail Whale, 50: Winter. 8 Winter
b-sched Elephant, % blesched Fall Lard OIL. = and
Winter 90 AL mos 30 bbis Bank and shore s)ld 81
81 cssh.
TALL OW-ssles within few days have been made
Of 10000 n prime City and Country Rendered At loc
1EAs-The public sale announced having been With
drawn there IL now done advertised. The market At
private IL very quiet psrsking Of the general duness.
TlN-The recent large sales Of Bsncs we're msds 81
22l cts mos
uEMP-The market s quiet. with sales Of 10 bales
dewrottsd American at i4Od&l5O. 8 mos and 200 do
Manila from second hands on terms we did no, earn.
HlDEs-Ths sales are 100 Rio Grsnde. 22i iss. a,
ia cts SGT dry MstsmOros. l0i lO45 dry sailed d.
Qor Phadelphis) - mos Csc Vera Cruz, y less 3;
cts cash snd 100 Por, Ps,t and 2o6 green sailed
New CLEANS, on private terms
FIsH-Dry Cod are In good demand and price, tend
upward 900 quntals sold At 90: as 70 and for one
or two parcels saost higher prices demanded. The
receipts Of Mscksre light and prices have Improved
30 bbls Halifax No brought IS and 500 do No 2, s.
as l2.. Shsd and Salmon without change
sTEaRINE-We notice sales 10000 ss white a, o
cfa
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FOREIGN INNOVATIONS.

HERBOURG-F French STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA case
nte X MANI X Coz do Alsr t Stewart Col do
hshos Pierce 4 Cos do Jacob Reese Sons-- DO
lE~s Ball Poor do Lane, Lawson Cos DO c W
romas-4 do Ssml Cochram-5 do Tiffany Young Ellis
! do Hon a de Coenskivelo-l do W May do Nor
rners a Gowtry-2 do Theo Grom-l do Thayer--l do
o.; do wsthes Fellows, Van AIscale Col box mdse
Ed.on-2 c. do Henshaw. Ward Col do Dickson
tCo-l do Plat A Brother-l do Francis, Pores Co
10 Barey a Bselow-l do u henemoeTs Co-I DO
Bates Jordan-l piano HaTnden Col CO mdse Horst
ranu Sons b Drucker-l do B0iceau Rusets-l do Edw
BasckaTd-2 3 do LschaIse taoche-l do CoIbt Col
va. Fraichild Col do W q Hunt Co.'S do William
Selauy CO. do Osma-l do kholsaat Brothers. do
halezurix Gourd, Brothers Col do brook-lo do W
3urken-4 do Moran 4 lselln-l do NJ Beebe Col do
smith. summer 4 Col do 4 NJ jones' do Backer a
lo-l do Degen-l DO T. Brue-l DO Habcht (Consull-l
W W Meyssert a Col do kam-2 do Curtis a
Col DO II MalsDCn-2 do Livingston Wells n Col
30 Couheld, Brother Col do Bseow Crothers Ken
loId-4 DO Solomon 4 Hart do / I Dolan son-l DO
Lawson 4 Harm gtOn-l do A B0Uo0n-5 do Louis \
d. Lesoure-l do kiphng Brothers. do MsillsId
Col DO Schulz. Bledon Joi,qe-l do ; koye-S do
R losrsy-2 do Tones Som do herckenrath \
Van Dame do Lyon Levy a Col box Fontaine sen
Jsme-l do I'd Hem do Locschiqk, WessndOnek CO.
DO o q n Withaun-l l. Roger Glliaume Coz DO
ca fyen 4 Col do Mitchell Bfognsrd \ Co.'S do
'oiieuo 4 Coz do OiguouN Col do Moran lsv4iu
60 Piu Thomson-l do O Nafet-l do A III Ward 4 Co
do W Pigoti-l d ID Mbler "a Cot do Gerson
Col bx Read. Taylor q Col case do Arnold Co
DAVIS A Joue.-t do solomon Hart-5 do w III Smith
Col DO n Williams Col do X + kobeau-S DO hol-
oar BToihe1s-l box Allispach-l es Peysef-l
Do Rosenf-d & Bfothers-l 90 r Dunigam-l % Hoe,
lockwood A Son do l. Benne Coz do ID NJ Peyser
is do Fahreguette. sons Uws-l do Cofbit Col do
Asaew Col do Borsongels bxs Jolly Brothers-l case
Jung Berkmann-2 do GaillaTdet-l do II hendisson
y Do Mosan Fehn-S do Paul smidt AndTeae-l DO
Dsmbirsann-2 do Oh Woet--i do Pm SpeyeT.
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MARRIED.

90 Tuesday, Nov. by Rev II. w Bellows. JOHN
BABCOCk Of this city. 10 ALICE CHRISTINE dsush
ter Of the late Andrew " Bel Of Portsmouth y ".
On The morning Of % inst by Rev. VIM CahOone
WN. WHITE. to Miss ADELlNE daughter " George
Kinney. Eco
10 this City on Monday evening Nov ], BY Rev. g. y
Judd ~ Catskil FRLDEkICKF. JUDD 10 MISS ANNE
JEANETTE daughter OF N WILDER o. this City
Ia The City OF New York, Nov hy Rev II w Bel
lows. nr. CHARLES GOING and Niss HANNAH RI ;
SELL. daughter Of James Russell Esq OF Lowell Mass
On Wednesday morning. 81 Inst. by Rev M. Csrpsn.
ter Mr. JAS. ;. PUkDf recently OF this City. now OF
AnsndAie Va to Miss ANNA T. SECOR Of this City
On "Wednesday evening. 80 inst by Rev. Mr. Bellows
Mr THOMAS GORDON Of this City, u Miss ELlZ 4.
BETH TRIPPETr Of Cstskill
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FANNY FoRREsTER's

fRcuiscd Editions
CHARLES LfNN or How 20 Observe the Goden kule
ALLEN LUCAs. The Selfmsde Man
THg GREAT sscRET. How 70 be Happy
WHATEVER FANNY FORESTER writes bears
w the stamp Of genius-nor this only ~ also bears
,ha ..ar,n Of moral excellence" lChartsr Oak
"Charles Lion ought 10 be read audbly 10 every family
once year for the benefit Of both parents aud children
II ). little book with great thoughts exhibiting rare
.nouiedre Of the human heart" Baptist Register
Miss Chubbgck the authoress, Mrs. Judsoni and
better known Fanny Forester never wrote line
thar pleasing and instructive. Combining these
two qualities degree IN her prod ucons she
has succeeded admirably in winning her way TO the
heats Of her readers. The work before worthy OF her
gifted pen IL should be read extensively" Sat Emp
Thi. book tAlen Lucas possesses uDdeniaole merit
The descriptive sketch with which Il opens is Of rare
finish The chnacters though hardly more than outlines
are clearly dscrminated Then u OF good moral ten
deney and safe book for the young reader
The Churchmsn.
Let them read this book The Great Secret and act
lessons that will abide with them for ale time IL u 80
written As 20 he read with delight. and when read 70 WI
be remembered There eonsecutlyeness and great va
ri.fyv Boston Reporter.
EVERYBODY old and young will feel the better for read
ing m. book he Great secren" fChu. Messenger.
L. COLBY 4 co. Publishers,
NJ 3'ir ~ Nassaa.st New-fork.
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AsHEs-The market lie firm, but the sales are n li
crate I'm consequence of ths small parcels onetlns.
Pots are 62i Pesrs Cpl as IS Export from ''' W
3Oth Oclooor-l f5l bbls Pots Pearls, none
COTrON-Ths salss to-day have been again sins4i
amounting 800 bales rather easier prieesthan those
current yesterday.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths market was rather duu
In the early part OF the day, but siterward better de-
apd sprung up and the gate sales OF the day are
uoxsrd OF 10000 bbs including 1000 bbs 20 arrive In
nsrsuher Al 6 37.d6 30. 500 Troy 62t. and 400
mi, Oswsgo At o 5Od6 So The range Of sales today
,.. sOe6 e2f for good common brands Western Os'
80 and Gsuesea The lower grades scarce and In
GOOD demand TIE inquiry is mostly for the Es', and
- ,hs Rriilsh Provinces. The rsrke, has not eecn
~. ~, no change la the quotations eau Be made In
southern there is rsther more doing and We note sale
90 hsis Richmond City Mills At l2i az - and 600 or
-No A. UoTsra At aud Petersburg 81 OIL hes is IN
aood inc uiry snd the quotation, sTs nrn o.
Jer.sy. ssies Rye Flour al 800 ," zoe ,sss o ID'
extra The recsipu down the hacson sse S7s ~,
,ns % river cation yesterday o1.,
Whss, Flour; los 06o do Corn Meal hApo" ''o'" ~
40 3r,h Ootobar--356e6 bbls Whes, Flour ,.
vhs.,i /. In fair demand for good paresls'
IN, o,hsr srsdss are dull sales LOO bush prime Gen.
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE.

DUBLIshED WEEKLY, a. " cent. per No: Or = a
year. W AshlNGIuN' Dec q toto-
Of al the Periodical journals devoted to literature and
science which abound Europe aud In this country this
has appeared be- the most useful u contains IL
deed the exposition only Of the literature Of the
English language but TIN. by the immense extent snd com
prehen.ion includes porratuTe Of the human mnd IN ne
utmost expansion Of the present age. J. . ADAMS q
BFRFORD co No Asfor House have received this
weeks No no s2l-it the richest No yet published
IL contains q different articles
NEW BOOKS
The Indian in his WigUag, BY Il X schoOlcrat y cts
Rstlin the Refer. sdii ed By Capt Marry.t. Is cts
Cart Henrys Campaign Sketches, psPer Sets
Biackwood Tor November. Arirh No. . cts
TIE Iron Max. BY Victor Hugo. p eis
Wilson's Tales Of the Border No y ets
svhu Leonard, By Mrs. Grey . cts
Rosv lie Rover. hy W. Carlton p cts
The Crstur > Tale Of the Pacific, ~ Cooper ~ ets
Ottawah a. Indian Romance ihlstratec- - cs
ne Devils Pool. br George sand = ets
Norrnan's Bridge. By Mrs Marsh. - cts
Marmsduke Herbert By Lady Bles.insion % cts
Sir n Morgan. the Buccsneer hy T. howard % eta
Eclectic M.e.rine for November - eta
Hunt. Magazine for November. - ets .
Msps Guide Books, Maps OF London, and a. the Ne"
Publications - As issued, ioi sac ~
BERFORD L cos Literary Depot,
"a 81. Astor House.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Puoie notice ., mere
b. gwen 10 the occu pant or occl pants
Of Al houses aud lots, proved unimPfoved lands al
cted thereby the following assessments nsFe oeen
CONNECTED by the Assessors and lodged ~ the street
Comm ssouor. Oice for examination ~ AL persons IN
t.re.ted viz For regulating ~enty between
renrth.veuue and BlsouinEdae Road n conformity 70
the amended Erade and esstfns curb and gutter stones
therein The limits embraced by such assessments IN
rud- al the several houses and ots % ground vacant oe
pieces and parcels Of land situate on both SIDES Of I~eny
sixfh-.,reet between F0urthavenue snd bocminsdee
Road AL persons whose iuteTesis are er-ctec y ne
.soyenauec assessuenfs ard who are opposed 20 me
or either Of them are requested 20 present their %
.etor. M writing the undersigned, a. The street Com
,i..or- Oce within thirty days from the date Of THIS
-orir. MARTIN z. THOMPSON
Street Commissioner and Chairman ot me ASSESSORS
Street Com nnissionsrs Otice. Nov. 4, l61 ~
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A SPLENDID

HOLIDAY PREsEST-In Bouquet Of Melody; a
I1Musea Annual for 1885, IS he most ae'iI.o.s holiday
Sdiy bound contains beautifully executed ho graphic
euh..h-nfs and the choicest corci4on or nlalc ever
published IN the country. . . a., -, -
Thisi.s auch more desirable present tran ne gene
ifv al .nnu.. whose chief and almost only ne ~ 10 Ia
,,b.,,.s IA : xofx rot only beautiful m sp-
mt copfsis. selection Of music, every piece
f wbeh vii become greater ayorie every tr' Il is
heard. thus eoulhinln, gt,.- y -. poSn ssa ps
- ~ rIRTH 4 HALL Franklin-squsre.
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THE RUSH
CTILL CONTINUES for Dr.. Hollick's book he Disess
- IS OF Woman lust published Price One Dollar.
NOrICES OF TIE PRESS

CTIIL CONTINUES for Dr. Holicks book. he Dsess-
- IS OF Woman. lust published Price One Dollar.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS
Dr. Hollicks great work, The Diseases Of Nonsn y
truly valuable production. and well sustsns the authors
sgeli-esrned reputation Il acompete practical treatise
on female diseases scientific enough for medical man
and yet plain that everybody understand H. aud so
decaeiy written that the most astdious cannot
object single passage Much OF the matter contains
quite this country even % medical men' ana oi
the greatest interest and importance The anatomical
plates are supeIh. and the whole book eKceeny got
up Every adult female In the and should read ths book
the information II gives would prevent sn ineaculaole
amount Of disease and suffering II possessed in time or u
will teach the best way TO cure 10 when unioun.ey e
tabli.hed Sunday Times
Burgess Strnger have Just issued most valuable
work being ar-ae upon the Diseases Of Woman by the
celebrated Dr. Holiick We have thoroughly examined
The work ADD say without hesitation that u should BE
10 thu hands Of every mother who for the heah o.
her daughters and every who values physical ana
mental wei being Dr. Hoilick and his publishers have
done public benefit By issuing such book y Y. sun
An important book important subject Dr hoi-
hex has made these diseases his study and Is
acquainted with his.ubiect lNew-York Herald.
Published and for sale " holesale snd retail BY
BURGESS. SrRINGER Co.
rs SITS corner Broadway and Ann-st-
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Planting Potatoes lldedl-COntaniu every ne
..sry instruction for the Culture and Preservation Of
'otatoe.; FiDsyson's Harrow or Grubber-la Breaking
Young Drausht Horses-i9 sows Farrowing OF Litter
ng20 The Hsehing Of Fowls with Notes by the Editor
# the Fsrmers' Library
sUxsER-Tbe Season Of progress, in which nothing is
sesun or ended with instructions and reflections
Monthly Journal Of Agric~iture.
South Carolina Asrieultvre-NOtice Of the Adore" Of
lIcr Mitchell King.
Cultivation Of the Olive
sa.tcal-Persons employed on the Mississippi River,
nd the amount Of tonnage Of vessels brought into rsqusi-
ion etc.
Begsh or Artificial and Fsrm-yard Manures. with re-
,nuls BY Prof Indy.
P1ruips as Food for Hogs
rmporani Invention for the Growers Of Indian Corn
ssw Method OF Drying Grain and Meal saHords Patent
Dryer Illustrated and explained.
Hemp and Flax Hu.bsndry-Ths composition Of Flax.
an. how to manage its Culture without injury to the Land
Liu.ssd aud OiCake as Food for stock-Diference in
value b.fween Food crushed and uncrushed
An Essay on the Condition Of Stallion
The Rhubsrb and its canals
Amount Of Wool used the Utica Wooden Factory, and
re ,aSe
No. should Csite-show be Reported
c,rls Improved Breeds-Unsccountsble apathy in
ssd TO them.
Otofdsh1e, or Improved Cotswod sheeP-Mr Clayton
RyboAs Annual Sale.
Modern Facts Opinion and Practice drawn from expe
renee a. detailed in the best accounts Of English and
seoicb HusbsndTy.
s,s-s necessary useful 70 give 1t IN tbs food OF
Cattle
agricultural Surveys
Not. from the Secretary Of the NewYork State Agreul-
tan. Society. and remarks thereuPon.
The Characters Of Men and the Appearances of Wheat
esrrssed.
6fsn and Flour Trade Of the United States
Gss Milk-Paus
Lectures on Botany-No. Ill
ASrbscrbeT Lost.
Alnusl Statement Of the Cotton Trade.
Brrel msking-Editorial Notice.
Fnees Current for the preceding month, carefully cor
NEED
Sbseripton price g. per year in advance.
GREELEY & McHLRATH, Publishers
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DIEDi

ON Wednesday. ? NJ. Nov 3. JOHN ? MILLER IN
the 50ih year OF his sge.
HE funeral will take place At the residence VI bis
sou. 1884 Thompson ct on Friday at O'Clock. HI,
renos and scousintsnces and those OF bis fsmys
respectfully invited 10 attend without farther notice -
On Monday morning let inst At Milford. CT Mr. ~
ANDREW BALDWIN. 10 the 26th year Of bic sge.
On the 18th pit st Evansville L. after few days W
at he residence Of her nephew Allen G.. HslOck 10
the 7cih year Of her sge. PHEBE KETCHAN sister OF
John snd Robert HslOck and formerly OF sornerstown
Weslchesier Co Y.
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r0RPnRATION NOTICE.-Pablle notice

C,nRpnR ATION N0TICE.-PuDTic notice Is beTe+
- BY given the owner or owners occupant OF ecu
pants Of all houses and lots improved or unin proved
land. affected thereby, that the following assessne
have been completed BY hs Assessos and are iodsso n
p-r.on. Interested For zravens and setting cufO
and gutter stones II Thnty-s-ventn-sI ost"een the
braced such include al the several houses
add lots Of ground vacant l0s pieces and parcels OF ane
Fourth avenue and Booming dssroad Also on the west
erly .ide Of FouIth-avenue between Ihirtysxtn sno
Tbfry-eshtn IS Also and both sides u Madison, FIFTH
add Sixth avenues between Thirty-ssth and thirty
eighth sts Also on the eastery SIDE Of boominsdse.
road between Thirty.s xih and Thirtyeishth Sta All
person. whose interests affected BY the above named
s.esuents Aa4 who opposed the same OF either Of
them requested 20 present their oectons IN
~ re- rder.irned A. the Street Commissioners once,
'''N 10y MARTIN +. THOMPSON
Street Comm ssi0ner and Chairman OF Assessors
Sfrset corr mi .,iouer's O1ice. Nov. 4, l8f7. ~
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pIRIIC NOTICE Il. hereby gwen that res9 ~ o1
IA. been adopted % the Boar q AaeI rs 80 ~.
cant lots adjoining the ksfgfrlea 49,. d All per,ous
- 81 Fo-.xth AID stanton sts Be foneea- -
1i.r..,a In ne sbovs pIoposr AAvns !. ae
same ar. requested to Prsse an or bsore h.
ser.snsd a. his or &c, hD>li q hs0o'-' W ~ w ~
i'' uusRTlS r. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner
Stree. Comuisacrers ll1es, Nov. l. ls7 ~
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Bv Wa. n Franklin & Son $40 scres land situsicc
in Issalle Co IN per acre 81 10; 500 do 81 20 52l
DO 81 20; $50 do 81 40; go do,$ TO- $50 do, Coos
"a do al 80 10 do Lssalle Co. do 81 40 so do viii
dweIline house do, 81 O0 2235 do Saginaw Co. Mich
40 Al 90 1000 do Perry Co Tenn. do " 90
r. N n Lesds-4 lots south side One Hundred and
s,..sn,h At between Ninth and Tenth Avenues each .
1oo11 xoS Zach 800; Lot IS Veseyst 2jxs0, 1890
40 cor Chrysiie aud Hester st, 25xlW' $1,000 DO
.sio,nIne on Chrystle-st 25xlG $500; do cor Bow
ery and He.ter.si 25xl00. Nl,l0o
cry 81 R|,eker i 500 scres land in Perry Co Tenn
car ,crs Al 90 900 do Lyconling Co Penn per acre
4
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IN Y. LAMP DEPOT. (,

Nos lJl aud ID FuIton q san b9lIdInss
LAMP GIRASDoLgs, cHASOELiEas, ke.
J D. FAY
Uuas MADE such arrang sments with l4Tss manu- fac
f1tuus establishment vii insure 70 the public mer
ch.as and Others opportunity 20 procure cheap and
v-ry superior articles Of Solar Hanging snd stand
~'--T' aGIRASDOLEs,"
Of new and superior style Aad nnlsh;
y SOLAR ASD GAS CHANDELIERS"
with 10 hghs, Of the most splendid workmsoship
with or without prirns
sCANDELABRAs. HALL LANTERNS" &C Nc.
"BRACkET SOLAR"
and III side Reflector Lamps snd Wicss
The above articles ar. aneqused 10 quality, rye sno
beauty Of finish and <ill sold the m.nafActafef
lowest prices wholesale and retail Oht' ofonI'' ,A'
Svered N - -.
n B-Dont orset before purehssiSs . cal se' -
anime the assortment At the Lamp store lS ana 100
tou-sr suu Buildings o.. ,,.d. IN
A.o ga Lamp. rebronzsd gilt and 'iisefsd m.ss -
loos Ike ne~ q. short notice and Astral Ls 80
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Col FRFMOST's CAsE-Thc court martial as
a bed 10 day at tho Arsenal Gen George NJ Brooke
"a ~ the members of the court were present. except
gjor g. A Mccall. who is expected TO morrow but the
.ad being Incomplete action was hsd In the case.
Washington Union, I'd.
q Col Wilson writes from Vera Cruz TO q cor
sponds NJ IN this city that 1.-The cry IL becoming per
ssly healthy Gen Patterson will move forward W y
40 with something like a force Of $500 men" Very
sc doubt be entertained at Washington that
g, route from NJ xicO TO Vera Cruz Is, by ibis time
90 Union.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sales Of Stocks. &c. see Fourth Pqs,.

For Sales Of S0cks. &c. see fol1h rag.
"WEDNESDAY, P. II.
The nonarrival OF the Cunsrd Steamer con
tnues to check operations In the street The sales Of
Fsncies are moderate and quo,sons lower. Treasury
Notes sold at iel per cent Government Skies per
cent There is little disposition to operate until the
condition Of affairs in London is known
The Sterling market is very quiet and the
quotations without change Leading bills are 9iG9i
cts. Francs 5 25&5 22i. The supply is fair.
10 Freights the business is very limited
The Money market is easy, but some OF the
Banks have oil the paper offered that they have means
10 discount, while others in the street for safe In
ves,men, of their surplus The Fancy operators find
some difficulty In msklng loans but leading State
Stocks there is no ditculiy IN negotiating loans at
per cent. go
The interest on the State Debt OF Alabama will
will be paid presentation of the coupons at the Phe
nix Bank.
The quantity of Domestic Cotton Goods exported
10 October was 2s9s packages.
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding on
the lst November SIS 7439 Of these $l45l605O
are OF the issue OF January 2e of the loan we believe
less than three millions remain to be Issued.
The receipts on the old Colony Road since the
IL, of June are stated to amount to sl OO0 and the Ply
mouth Memorial anticipates that the receipts for six
months will to 100000. The expenses for the
same period are estimated 4, $37 00 thus leaving net
income Of the sum Of $4,000
The following statement exhibits the ex-
ports Of Breadstu, from the four principal Northern
sesports TO foreign ports during toe pas, week
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CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.

A NY PERSON POSSESSING A CAPITAL 81 500
n may purchase pleasant profitable business, slresd
well established In OF the business streets IN IN
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