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- CITY HOTEL, wAsHlNGTON.-The City Ho
~, tel which has been almost entirely rebuilt during
- the past Summer under the personal supervision Of
the ndersgned and having been leased by them Tor
term Of years will be opened before the 9Th inst
for the ption Of company The house is pleasantly
tusted Pennsylyania avenue corner OF foGrteentns
near the Presidents House and Executive Offices and but
a short walk or ride from thu Capitol
The building 10 four stories sh, fronting 40 feet
Pennsyyania and rs feet Fourteenthstreet
and contains hundred and forty rooms which are We
aaar ed having parlors with chambers attached, and
suits Ut rooms for families and well lighted and ventilated
IL ha. been constructed after the most approved plans
with all modern inventions introduced ana will DO fur
nshed with entire furniture made 70 order for the
house.
ne balcony Ia front Of the house and 10 easy Of access
and convenient 90 the ladies' ordinary
The undersigned having hsd long experience In hotel
keeping trust by their personal attention 70 business and
y the Of their guests to merit share Of public pat
ron.zs r.. d. WILLARD,
nfslv II. A. WILLARD.
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JENNY LIMBS NEW SONG.

lust PUBLlSHED-The most beautiful song Of Jenny
Lnd. The Mariner with splendid title Of this
ordinary singer Also, University Quick Step, by Glenn
Broadway Polka. By Bruhns la Belle savoyarde POLKA
BY ble"ner for one and two periormers
MI ffeod 4 HOLT Tr lr rnlton Of
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THE FAMILY COMPANION.

CHARLES BURDETT, EDIToR.-The first number Of
Nthis paper, 20 he .sued this day, contains" The
Dancing Master" capital onsina tale; "Jeoedish Pars-
leys Psrin Bee" sde-crackins story "Glesnnq from
Punch"
Rep James A Coffin 70 the Grand Lodge Of the State. OF
the |. O. Of O z.
Report OF the Chief Engineer Of the Fire DEPARTING nj
20 the Common Council the occasion of the Washing
ton Monument Celebration, with full assortment Of
news. mail matters &c. &c.
Terms-s2 payable IN advance 81 Cts 10 the carriers
For sale AZ Hsles Foreign Letter Office, 10 Wsllst
Van Buerens 2g Blesckerst Affords 1863 Bowery Rob
erts As. Grand-st Burgess. sfringer Co Auns Geo
Dexiers 81 Ann-sf Berford's Ast0r House, and Green's
Fulfon-st Brook Ign.
thu, paper they will there ind matters Of the deepest
interest 10 them.
~ Canvassers wanted. Apply 10
MI IT. HOWARD r. SNOWDEN 20 Wall st. 4th story
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NT0TICF no ROOKsELLERs An PrBLIsH

NOTICE TO BOOhsELLEKsA ND e Bis t-
ERS-The subscriber has for sale IN excellent cond
ton the STEREOTYPE PLATES OF THE AMERl-
CAN MAGAZINE The ~erk Is in three octave volumes,
averaging more than 500 pages each, and trt pub
.hed under the supervision Of Freeman Hunt Esq the
present Editor Of Hunts Merchants Mas1pe. it, Edit
ors and contributors among the most able and inter
writer. in the country IL contains articles Of per
rnsnsnt value on American History Literature Biography,
Scenery Animals Botany, the Arts and Sciences. &c ke
~ . Illustrated by rnore than 100 engravnss Of which
hose IN the third voum. alone cost over 5000 For
onterAinnx and A. the time useful family reading
ii has never been squ.d By any work Of The kind In the
United States -,
Il now more than tee years since the publication Of
he auction oon or circulated West 70 any extentnor
does il contain anything inmeai 70 Southern circulation
For farther information spplyt 70
VIM. 2. TEWksBIk1. 90 W a<ninstonst oostoo-
oao XkSfDl2A sifOs,N
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SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM BROTHERS,

~ WHttF"4Ts
INVITE THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of country
1egch4nts from tue grain districts their stock Of sacks
suc bsx- which they oder for suit the wants u
purchasers, pon the most favorable terms Deasr-, az
ter visiting their bsbmsnt nave universally sdopted
practice Of buying bags Of them ready for inmed ate
and preference % the old slow mode o. having
them made a. home All kinds Of C.catra EgroPesn
and doners;s bsss sdsptsd To III xnis
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Arrangements have been made by the Ocean
,.m Navigation Company, by which specie shipped
. me Wssh!ps,on will be delivered ia London. she
Morobsbly take considerable amount The Fidelis
reported to have s2oOoeO'
The quantity OF Uncurent Money in Walln-
a. much increased. and this in connection with the
rcty Of money has advanced the rates Of discount -
ne following are the quotations from Thompson Bank
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BAKER & SCRIBNER

WILL PUBLISH IN FEW DAYS from the third
w and LAST London edition and beautiful edition
OF Per.onsl Reeoecuons BY Charlotte Elizabeth With
the Memoir OF the Authores from the close Of her Per-
sonsl Reco..ectious her deathmssing the only com
plete biography Of that CITED authorizes.
ALSO IN PRESS
The Bethel FLAG, BY Gardner Spring, d. vol limo
Ri,ius In tn. World by r :. Arthur, I vol lsmo
Teaching seenes. the Teacher Artist, BY Rev. r.
Hall vol limo l45 Nassau and 81 Psrk.row. nils 81
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CORPORATION NOTICE

Nby given 70 the owners, occupant or occ9-
pants Of all houses snd 0ts mproyed unlraproved lands
affected thereby that the following sssessnen nave oscn
completed BY h Assessors and lodged 10 the Stret
Counmssioner, once for BY ali persons IL
viz FOR regulating paving and setting care and
stones IN Twentiethst oetwesn rftn ana oA.n
svenues m. hmrs embraced By such sssessusnts IN
cade al the several houses and lots Of ground vacant
places and parcel Of land situate oOtn sioss o.
eth-st bstw-en Firth and sixth avenues All Pets9'
those interests are affected By the sb0yenainco ~s
snts and Who are opposed 70 the ssms or eltnss =,
are requested 70 present their objections IN wlns ~ .s
Sse.ixned AZ ~. street. Commssiooers once, within
III ~ oI{rfS - TaoNpSOS street C0mmis sioner,
"A"i'' r. nd Chairman u the Assessors
g.. r. ~. once Nov. II. i647. MI
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PONDS PAIN DESTROYER

WILL ARREST BLEEDING immediately, relieve
w psa arising from burns scads, bruises, pain IN the
back, headache, &C.
For particulars see pamphlets, which may be had Of
agents GRATIS. Wholesale Agents
A. b. d Sands. 100 Fulton, K Z Moss 80 Orandst
cor. Nilllam-st j. 4 !. COddlnzton, JJJ hud-
II. Johnson. 10 Broadway. son-st
A l. Win.hip II East do Geo D Gum, Jll Bleecker.
Merceresu, cor. Broadway MI 2wisk 2wosr
and FOurtesnth-st
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rHn NORWICH FIRE ms. co.

CHARTERED IN iso2.
THIS COMPANY, with perfectly sound capital, Of
fers the additional guaranty OF successful aid al
"a
Risks sssinst damage BY Ere Except Manufacturing
d.ks not exceeding 5000 in any rsk taken st the
lowest rates Policies ssued and renewed At the agents
ofsce T. A ALEXANDER, Agent,
40 iuneofiss - Waii-st cor Water.
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CHEAPEsT CARPET EsTABLIsHMENr

- Ia the United States. ~ Bowery, HIRAM ANDEk
SON where will be found large assortment OF English
and American carpetng purchased az low prices tor cash.
also splendid variety OF hearth rugs, table and piano
covers mats. oil cloths &c. al Of which wall be sold -
per cent less than any other warehouse Just received
5000 large tuited Hearth Rugs 2ls each.
5000 yards Venetian Stair and Hall Cnpetins at e. Sd.
per yard.
10000 pair elegant Window Shades, from - 10 $40.
5000 yards ENGLISH Drugget, low prices.
10000 yds Engah double superfne from 10 TO S. per I'd
5000 yards English ply Carpet At low prices
large lot OF remnants Of cloths and eheap
Remember. No %. HIRAM ANDERSON,
al 2rnis.od 90 BOwery.
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cHAPMAN's DRAWING BOOK.

4Ht SECOND NNhhth.
(WHICH COMPLETES the Elementary portion OF the
w work, printing and so far advanced that 1t will
he published
The Second week in December
Price 50 Cents
VIII be ready aso 81 the same time, the Elementary
Drawing Book complete being parts ana ii OF the above
work bound together Price, IN paper covers which can
be sent by mail One Dollar.
Recently Publ led
Youngs History Of Mexico. vol. $40. Price ~ p
Rhyme Of the North Countrie, vol. limo e2' cents
Dsvis's Lectures-fth edition.
Poems Of W. g. Cl.k-thrd edition.
Shelleys PoeticAl WOrks-new edition.
nh SteodisDksiW J. :. REDFlELD, Clinton Halt
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Arrived Ship Hudson, I'm New VI 5lssns.
NOTICES.
D-Iectnres on astronomy. -

" Lectures on AstrOnomy.-ProfO MITCHELL
OF Cincinnati a. the request Of his friends will deliver
course Of Lectures Astronomy At the Female Academy
yeroanonst. Brooklyn commencing Tuesday, sd inst
The course viii consist Of eight lectures the object OF which
VIII be 10 display popular language the great truths Of
astronomical science and present the Of the
universe as demonsstive Of the existence Of Divine
architect
Family tickets admitting persons only. .......S5
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady. .......
Single tickets Observation-Disclosures
Tickets for single lecture. ..............5 50 cents
may be had At Widers bookstores Fulton and Atlantic
and At Elots bookstore In Atsntic-st
The lecture will commence precisely halfpsst seven
o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday evening. nil Otis.
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McMURTRIE s

SCIENTIFIC LEXICON-Ths day received, Die.
- tionsry Of Terms used In the various branches oi
Anatomy Astronomy. Botany, Geology. Geometry, ny
gene Minefaogy, Natural Philosophy, Phynolosy Looi
osy &c for the Of all who read study IN college
school or private life By Henry McMurrie, MD Prot
Of Anstomy Physolozy and Natural History 10 ne Cen
trial Hsh School Of Philadelphia Price - cents. For
sale wholesale and retail by G. NJ sAATON,
NIL AGENT r the Publishers 25 Broadway back once
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ATWOOD STOVES!

UMPIRE sIONEs i-Persons wanting suPefiof elII-
Ensry apparatus respectfully invited 70 examine tn
celebrated Stove before purchasing ese~ners Inc oern
Of this Stove Is always charged With pure Ar I9sy VIII
be pot q under 4 guaranty. Wholesale and retail y
.al3 lti.s .rn~osrf HICKOk CO 80 WsferF
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HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.

DICHES GYMNASTIC ACADEMY, 80 and lol CTos-
Ilby-st-The largest snd most complete Gymnsstc In
.uon on this continent, open from sunrise until 10
o'clock NJ The subscribers 70 this institution receive
thorough Of instruction In Gymnastics Glasses
~ sunrise, Il o'clock, A NJ and s. and r. d. For
particulars Is 70 terms &c inquire Al the Academy.
f.rr.s
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IN PRESS

AND WILL BIZ READY IN FEW DAYS Com
Apendium Of English Literature, chronoosisslly ar
ranged from Sir John Mandeville 70 Willism Covper-
consisting Of Biographical Sketches Of the Authors choice
selections from their works with notes explanatory and
Illustrative and directing the best editions and 70 var
Gus crificisms-Desgned textbook for the highest
classes schools and academies well as for private
resding By Charles Dexter Cleveland.
c ~ SANTON. Agent for the Publishers
nil SITS 215 Broadway. back Office.
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NrBLo's ALHAMRA SALOON,

~ bRotDWAT, BFrWFEN sFNING AND FkINCs.
fNHE ORIGINAL WESTERN AND SOUTHERN Band
L Of Sable Harmonsfs -Aessrs W q. Plumsr, J. B.
Farrell. } Tichenor T 2 Briggs Wm. Rosrk. and r. NJ.
Hooley and 5 A. Wells late Of Chrstys Mnisuesl re-
specially the citizens Of Nswlork that they
will give series Of their fashionable ENTERTAINMENT
every evening, IN I'll farther notice
Cards OF admission, = Concert % commence az
o'clock precisely, under the direction OF
MI lWis- THOMAS sPROULL
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DYRAM,s UNIVERSAL PLANFTARIrM {

- Complete Miniature OF the solar system, will be
hibited Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday. day and
eveninz-The first exhibition will take plsse on WED
nesday, 18th inst At the LYCEUM BUILDING. SCI and
sos Broadway most beautiful instructive and wonder
ui piece OF Mechanical Art. The evening exhibitions will
be accompanied BY Lecture on Astronomy, 20 be dev
cred by A. : GARDINER, Esq
Those who visit the machine during the day will he sd
mited the evening exhibition and lecture without
ira charge The machine Will be at during the day
and in motion At o'clock in the evening and the lee
ture will commence At y o'clock.
Tickets for the exhb tons together with OF
or lectures 81 So Admission to the exhibition and sin
ale lecture 25 cents Children under 10 years Of zgs hal
price. Tickets 10 be had at the door.
Each lecture will be complete Ia itself Favorable 81
raugements will be made with tho Principals Of Schools
Academies and Colleges for the admission Of their pupils
mis- Pts
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- BASEMENT TO LET.-Tbe spsclous basement
~ unasr the American Art Union, AZ Broadway near
- BrOoue-ss with large vault 10 front, add with or
without large cellar 10 the rear well adapted for wine
msrchant " gontesl refectory WIN be rented low 70
good Apply on The premises MO Gus.
a TO RENT-A farm Of 100 acres, Ia high state Of
cury.tion on which there ia every convenience and
@improyemsnt; very desirable place for practical
farmer. Apply 70 IS. WYCkOfF, I02 veseyst
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ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

NOR DISTRICT Scholastic " First Book on An
L atomy and Physiology" By Calvin Gutter, MD, en-
brsce.-i description Of the Bones Muscles, Teeth, d.
gestve Organs Lungs Heart Bloody Brain Nerves,
Ewes Ears SC illustrated by eightyfour beautiful
cravings llt explains the Of the several parts
IL contains ample suggestions for the preservation Of
health IL gives plain and full directions for the treat
of accidental injuries the recovery Of persons
parenty drowned the stopping Of bleeding vessels the
treatment Of burns wounds kc This makes 1t valuable
work for families well schools IL is used In the State
Normal and Common Schools OF more than a hundred
towns in Massachusetts IL i recommended by the state
and County superntendents Of Schools in Vermont by
tho Board OF Education Maine and by the supenneu
dents Of Schools in thirty Counties Of Newfork 10 be
generally introduced into the district schools.
Sold BY CLARK & AUSTIN, 205 Broadway " Y.
L. HUNT SON, Philadelphia
B. B. MUSSEY, Boston.
j. c. DERBY. Cincinnati
; HAMILTON. Rochester, ". Y.
nd hooksellers gcnerallv Price a NIL SWrOd
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Posr OFFICE New-York November 10. 1917
W The United state. Naii Steamer WASH

lNGTON, from New-York for Europe. The mail for the
shove steamer will close At this Office Thursday the
18th November at II o'clock A. NJ The postage Is TO be
prepaid except letters packets and mailed
10 Bremen. Mail matter 10 Bremen either for delivery
distribution may be sent either with 81 without the
being previously paid The postage All letters and
packages not exceeding half In weight p
Over one-ha and not exceeding ounce, % And
for every additional hafouncs or fraction Of halfOunce
J cenia lnlG 81 KOREKT Il MORRIS Z 81
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SPERM CANDLES, OIL, &c.-Jui

SPERM CANDLES, OIL, &c.-Jur received 100
- boxes OF superior n =, ~. 49, ,sn - 81 IN !,
retail Best Winter sperm oil los, superior article Of
~hite solar oil rz Also hce tess eoiees sugars
s-siu i,s ~ Tor .sis In quantities suit dealers
families. b. J. o FOWLER - and ~ Gre-uwieh and
= S.s@gst OF itnS
COPARTNERsHIP.-T The unssrsisnsd hs' this
u asT t.s-s into copartD ersh Mr. Vim. T. Bodsett-
r. Sosr-s. wi bs couiurt-d under the title Of WILL
LIAM TILDENk NEPHEW, a. s.a4l, At the old .t.nd.
iI5 NorfolE-sf los i~rs lwSs'l WlLLlAM TlLDEk
,U,O RtKFRs-The subscribers are msnuf4rtar-
Il - -, r-v Sgu;h-rn wheat a Superior arricls Of
eour xvres.lv Tor bsksr possessing both strength
and coor which reader Il desirable For sale in lots
suit purchasers. BY ChOh" Lii eihDoALL -
Frontst- cor Beekmar- nlo iws-
nR. G. BRAILLY, Md. Of the faculty Of Paris,
~ pupil Of he celebrated professor LfrAne has removed
% 81 Housto1,t corner Of Crosby. block from Broad
w.y Ths Dr. can Be consulted every eaJ froa % II
o'sle<k, A. ~. ~ Inf
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A NEW ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

THE attention OF School Teachers, school Committees
and all friends Of Education ~ invited 20 View frac-
teal Grsrmer Of the English Language, IN which words
phases and sentences classified according 70 their ON
and their relation 20 each other illustrated BY com
let- system Of Diazrams-by :. w. CLARK AN. This
work contains many features which are not present
ed In any other work. Published by
MI As BARNES co. 81 Johnst n. Y.
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~ General society Of Mechanics and Trades.

ng Of this Society will be held Mechanics Hall, AZ
BrOsdv ay this evening Nov III hour after sunset
MI II ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
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MECHANICS HALL.
40 BROADWAY, between Grand and Broons
II - st.-Og-n every night Triumphant success
Seventh week Of the Original
~vyrr~~r-. ,~x~x~---.-
HRISTY'S MINSTRELS.

The Oldest esfablished Band m he United States
Chrisy. q. n Chrsy y. Pierce, J Rsynor Abbott
and T Nsughn whose original and iniEitsbe Concert.
nignty horored with crowded nd highly respectable
audiences and universally admitted exec every Snuse
Of similar character offered IN this city
Admission IS children under 10 yssrs half price
Doors open 7. Concert viii O'CLOCK
Seats may bs secured application the Hall from u
n nj lxts.
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THE ARMY


~ THE UNITED SrATES-An account Of tho organ.
~ zafou Of the Army Of the nited states vita hiogr.
phes and portraits OF distinguished officers By Fsyefts
Robinson, late ofeer Of The Army, with IS elegant
portraits. Two volumes duodecmo Of $50 pages each
printed tine paper and bound 10 tho best muslin
Price e Sd. List OF POrtrlts-Nol- !.
/. The Gen-in-ChIsf lscoitl 2. Col Hitchcock
2 Col 1hayer, 10 Gen Smith.
3. Col Tottsn. II. President santa Anna.
4 MAJOR Barbour, y Gen. Games.
5. Gen. Brown. - Gen. Gibson
b. Gen ToWson. L. Gen. Arbuetls,
:. Commodore Connof -. Gen. Chnch.
?. Gen. Maconh, To. Gen. Brooke
List Of Portraits, Vol =
y. Gen Taylor, p. Gen Ke.mey.
~. Col. Cross p Col Fremont
"a. Capt Walker p MAJOR Boone
~. Lieut.. Blake, % Major RinsEod.
q. Msj0r Mccall, 81 Col Bankhesd.
p Col May . Gen. Jones
p. Don Mariana Afists g. Col PAYNE
q Col Chlds, %. Col Cr0ghsn.
IS. Gen. Wool So Gen. Worth.
n. Gen. Twig.s, s. Don Mariana Pafedes
The sbovsnamed work - nearly ready and will be pub
ished the I'd inst Booksellers and other. will please
send for their supply early day, they will be fur
nishsd ia the order received BUTLER co
nlb lwls 2 Min0T-st Philadsl phiA
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MORANDs
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES

Informs HI, friend, and the public that he mas removed
his Rooms,
fEsrAHLIsHEO ~ 1901
from the corner Of Chambcrsst and Broadway IN ,he
Granite Buildings
1872 Cbafhanl-st. opposite the Chatham Theatre,
over Messrs. Gassusr a lounss Grocery store.
Priccs for P,cfurss from 81 spuard
According 70 size number Of persons on plate, and
richness Of the case frame
LIKESEssEs WARRANTED.
A BEES lea-e the public that he 10 IN no
way connected with any other
DAGUERREAN EsrAsLfsHgENr
10 this or any other cty os 3msodis
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,Iarket,-C@ef.liy rtported 70, The Tr,bmc.

TUESDAY, November a
AsHEs-The market is heavy to-day and Pots sold at
4 sol 10 small extent Pearls are dull at IS The de-
mspd a, the present high rates 10 very limited
cOrION-Tho sales TO day have been about 500 bales
chiefly 10 spnnsrs without change Ia price from yester-
a.,. NEw.YoRk, November 49,
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~ National Rcform.-E7ery member Of the party

residing IN the city respected to be present at GRAND
MAssMEETING, TO be held at the Columbian Hall Grand
(second block east from the Bowery this wednesday,
evening OCOnnOr and other cham pion Of popular
will address the meeting The Constitution Of the
party will be discussed and such adopted will
in future prevent the National Reform being for
any unless he ~ National RefOrmer. MI 10
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EMPIRE RANGES

I,oR BAKING OR ROAsTISG-Ths article u saps,
lar 10 snythinr OF the sind To nsrket IL eoroines Al
- -. of kt-ood's Empire Cooking stoys- FOR
. ~ HlcKOk = CO 80 Wsteisl
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Soma of our Banks are Receiving treasury NOTES
. ,.,, :. u,,l,ed amounts and others have the inst
...,.euept These notes will be paid out to
Instead Of specie for payment into the
-. uon.s Az the Sub Treasury requires that
mt officers shall disourse nothing but specie II
rIa appear that the Secretary OF the Treasury will
- ~, IA somefhipg Of a category So long as Treasury
Ne. eon,nue at par, large will be- paid 10 for
su,Ies snd the specie locked up In the repositories will
"a i,s wsy into the Banks sgsin This will hsves very
s.,orsbs effect upon the money market The Phttddtt
Is B.llztn ssys
rn.sed States Treasury Notes have fallen 10 par Our
~ Banks understand, will pay out these notes lor
rce; and. for convenience they will now be used by
merchants In psy rnent OF dues a, the Custom House
n. c; OF this will b. % keep In active circulation the
.,cls that would otherwise accumulate In the various
q Treasures and the Banks no longer apprehendine
,oecie drsip great relief must soon be experienced Ia
he money market
The Boston Co,ui1 says
shipments of specie 10 Europe have checked the dis
n market and In some Instances exorbitsnt rates OF
rs,, have been paid for temporary loans The Banks
ave been quite cautious causing active demands for
,ey 10 the street where there s no liked rate lenders
@msoons and receiving their own terms Some relief
sxpec,ed after the departure Of the steamer psrtcu
ry 40 Treasury Notes beginning to be paid In at
ne Custom House 10 lieu Of specie
The business on the Little Miami Railroad con
utues 10 show gratifying Increase. The receipts for
ne last month are 40 follows compared with October
ia lss6 l84o. l847.
Freights .............--...-..$9 26j " $g2ol q
Passengers .-.....-.---....... bOOT 10 e1e3 o.
Total .ti5,2l3 "a tlsOii 90
Increase $3.50 i5 The total receipts for tho month Of
October for each Of the ss three years have been
bloss: 1915 1916. 1s47
s66l5 IL Sl5.2O3 81 sls,O4a 2s
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~ Association of Exempt Firemen.-The me

beers Of the above Association and Exempt Fremen gen
orally, respectfully invited 10 meet at FTemens Hall
Mefcest this afternoon at ~ o'clock precisely for the
purpose Of pay the last tribute Of respect 10 de-
ceased Brother Exempt, Alexander Morrison.
NIL IT. J. ". PHILLIPS, Secretary.