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MONEY MARKET.
Monday, Nov. SIS r.

mOnuay, Now CD Fs Ne
There was maderate panic in the stock market to-
day. 1t was emphaticaly blue Monday. Nearly every
stock the list fell Of from quarter one and and
half cent At the nrst board Treasury Notes de-
clined u per cent Ohio Sizes NJ Pennsylvania Elves III
Reading Bonds q; Farmers Loan l; Canton q; Nor
wich and Worcester TX; Reading Railroad TX; Long
Island ls Harlem ~. There sales to extent
at this depreciation, and there evidently DISPOSE
tion to realize. the bottom has not fallen completely
out 1t must be reached before long at this rate.
At the second board Harlem fell OF Vi; Canton Com
pany q; Treasury Notes advanced Nj Canton Company
IL and Reading Railroad Y.
The recent suit In the Supreme Court, in which the
President directors Of the jefferson County Bank
were the plaintiffs, and Prime Ward & Co. defendants
brought for the purpose Of determining the virtue
the act called the stlwsn Act under which the defen
dans arrested. The object Of the arrest under
this act TO compel the defendants to make assign
ment of their property for the benefit Of their creditors
the defendants from spproprating the assets in
the possession to the payment Of debts due in Europe
About half dozen other suits similar to the above,
brought by banks in this city depend upon the decision
In this they all Of friendly character and the best
understanding exists between the parties the object
being merely to settle the points at issue relative to the
Stillwen Act
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company have is
sued call for nstamsnt Of ten dollars per share on
the stock, payable the goth inst In this city
the place Of payment is the American Exchange Bank
The Miners Bank Of Pottsvlle, Pa, has declared a
dividend OF four and half per cent for the last six
months and the schuykill Haven Bank three per
The New York and New Haven Railroad Company
have called for the fourth nstament Of dollars per
share payable in this city, the 22d Of November at
the office of the Company, No. Hanover street
The returns Of the Bank Of England for several Pc
RODS present the annexed comparative statement
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NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEDiCINE-The New
~ York Academy OF Medicine will celebrate its first An
ver,sry Al the Broadway Tabernacle, Wednesday
ing the 10th int, o'clock The Reverend Clergy. the
is ve,nity with their m and the public generally are
specially invited TO attend
The Grafton will be delivered by DR. JOHN w FRAN
CTS +. GAMBLE LII STEWART, NJ d.,
Chairman Com, Of Arrang einents.
WILLIAM r. Buell. Md, Secretary. b8 3tissrc
CLAKKEs sACKs.--1. B. CLARKE, Merchant Tailor,
" l6 William street. opposite the Washington Stores, has
handsome fock OF aud body sacks tbs prices
OF which vary from SO TO SIS Also cloths cashmere and
ycsng made up 10 orue at low prices for ca,h only My
brown and black ks handsomely trimmed, with velvet
col and cuffs and lined and wadded entrey Some have
z chilly worked silk fronts.
Overcoa made the very prices which
they sold ready mads. nss sts.r
II OBEkTs'S NEW STYLE DOOR PLAfEs.-The
~ most fashionable and splendid Gothic Pattern Door and
Number Paes TO be found in the city made by r. Ho
bcrts 62 Broadway They entirely aud original de-
signs received IN, premium az the Last two FAIRS Those
who desire somsthing Aad splendid their doors
yed 70 call aud examine the ebOyf,
H. ROBERTS ,tss broadway
na st.sg kb .. 49, Near frince t.TseL
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Markets.

CINCINNATI, November, s-P. M.-F1our.-Ths Gale
donas has had the effect Of checking operations
dealers being disposed to wait for private correspsncs BY
mail before moving to any considerable extent Sales
Of ali kinds, within day or two, reached from 9 to
To-day 200 barrels sold at 81 as In corn We heard Of
transactions. Lard-ssles Of 1000 packages we're
head made at 81 as Whisky, at 1870. Wheat
Sales Of 10 900 bushels (Ohio made at 500 River
still falling slowly.
PirTspuRG Nov sth.-F1our-since the receipt Of the
Csledonias news the market has become less active.
Sales Of 200 bis were made at 81 IS 81 SIX. The
oeips continued TO be light both In grain and -four
There was no change in and wheat. The market
been unsettled since the by telegraph Private
letters yet received by mail There four feet
water in the Ohio River, which is slowly falling with
prospect Of rain.
BALTIMORE, Nov g. PM.-Flour-The market was
dull, with a downward tendency. Howard street va
quote at 50 s71s SO. Wheat-sales Of 5000 bushels
made, including Maryland reds at i23 cents and
good white do at 1870 cents Corn-salss Of 1000 bush
els made including Maryland white and mixed at
90 cents, and yellow do at 10 cents. Rye-no change
ported Provisions inactive; transactions making
chiefly at retail
ALBANY, Nov. s.-Flour-The market was dull; We
note sales of 1000 bbs Michigan at So as. whsat-no
sales reported. Corn-sales Of 1000 bushels Of
western mixed made at ~ cents Bsrey-Sales Of
10 OcO bushels were made; two rowed at SO "a oents
Rye and oats remained about the Recsip Q By
the during the preceding ~ hours about a.
foowsIlour 40 900 bills wheat Is 800 bushels barley
10000 do; oats 1000 do Freiahts no alteration.
BUFFALO, Nov. 81. M.-Flour-saes of 1000 barrels
made consisting Of Western and this state brands
at S. 3i4ss5 SIX Wheat Sales Of 5000 bushels were
made from Cleveland, Ohio) at 90c. for good heavy
white, 81 l2s. asked and 81 06c offered Nothing
reported In rye Whiskey inactive ut old prices Pork
moving chiefly by retail Receipts during tho past ~
hours were about a. follows Flour 40 600 bbs wheat,
$4,000 bushels otrn 5000 do. Frsghts by csnsl TO Al
bsny Flour, 7Oc.; wheat, 20c.; corn, no change
BosroN, Nov. s.-Flour-sales Of 800 bbs we're made,
consisting Of Genesee, oswego, 30, at 80 7sssS
s71tc. Corp-sales Of 5000 bushels made, incud-
ing western mixed at $40 and yellow DO ct $50 Oats
sale, Of 1000 bushels we're made at 81 ooe. WsLNo
osangs wni'ssySS sales q cr ,%RGs'sn''' P"'T
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ALBANY, Nov. 8, lsIT.
Tamblin, democrat, is elected to the Senate In the
jefferson county district.
The whig majority for Senator In Lewis, IL 200.
Croker, whig II defeated In Cattaraugus county
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brated Pens, together with Brown' Hay denis, spencer
Bageys Congress- Rogerss Prince Albert, American, aud
CREATION CO., Manufacturers and Dealers, II Cedar
country Persons buy ing sci, again will the
eres by calling upon Creation Co.. where they
what they want extra price, Gold Pens
pointed aud repaired.
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CARRIED.

Carried.
At Ithaca, New York, Wednesday, the 30 inst, by
the Rev Mr. Walker q. w. ROBINSON, Of Baltimore, TO
HELEN PHILLIPS, of the former place
On Thursday evening, 4th inst at st. Matthews
Church walker street, by the Rev Charles r. Stohl.
man HssaY e. CooK to CAHoLfNg V, second daughter
of W. w Petrie, all Of this city.
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TO THElLATEsT MOMENT
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
Massachusetts Election

mnssachusetts Election.
BosroS, Nov. s-Midnisht.
The following Ia the result of the election for Cover
nor In this state a. far as heard from compared with
that Of 1886 ,
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The actual CIRCULATION OF the Bank Of England for
the four periods mentioned in the above table,
annexed
CIRCULATION OF THE BANK ENeLANp.
1917
July TO- Sept II. Sept. 25 Oct. 2.
Notes issued .E233 1905 223O7 i40 2290873 81 5s5
Notes on hand.. 4Sal,3a0 4,a66575 iiI229o 700
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Broadway continues to keeps heretofore the extensive
assortment of shoes cIoaks ponchos hunting
boots together with every variety patent Rubber fabrics
manufactured and want of Rubber goods
church.
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E.Wason Co.. Is William street. door below Wall
end Savage Fulton st. are p,eparsd TO sqrpy Pur
chsse with this admirable which will better and
last longer than any other pen the world They have the
exclusive sale Of the Richeieu" PEN which they Offer
gehe with style and quality Of Gold far cheaper than
other dealers Gold Pens at ST. 81 IS and 81 So Gold
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MetaIIlc Tabled RAZOR strop.-rhn atts,

metalllc TaOict Razor StrOp.-Thc attention
of de e is invited this article being made of the ma
tera city manufacture and under the mme
supervision They have all rendered to
the perfect satisfaction For sale at
q. SAUNDERS & SONS. Ut Broadway,
opposite Howard Hotel
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CINCINNATI Nov. 8.
The steamer Chaplain, bound for New Orleans from
st. Louis, burst her boilers the Sd, while lying at
Bridgewater.
The steamer Lime sunk on the 27th ult., above
New Orleans, loaded with cotton sugar and molassss
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Pointed Gold ens who wishes write with
and pleasure should be without Of these truly beautiful
pens. The'e no pen offered tho pubc that
cestay compete with them They for SALE wholesale
aud retail Wild gold and silver Pen Pencil Cases
or styles at their Office No. 80 John street, Of Nassau
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get your boots shoes or CATERS, is Jones' Anu street.
near the Museum get there good boots for 81
can be Pufehsssd for 81 Quite asaving He also
Double soled proof boots s. and Sc co. Jone.
has the system Of doing busnesght expenses aud
small profits All goods purchased Ann street are war
ranted O give entire satisfaction. "
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Legislative Proceedings.


No quorum; but 10 Senators present. The Sergeant
at Arms despatched to procure the attendance Of
absent members.
resolution laid on the table to adjourn tho Le-
gslature the 10th November.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The motion for call Of the House, made on satur-
day, the business In order whom the House met;
the pending question being whether the House would
close the doors Motion lost-3o to 81.
Mr.. BAscoMp then moved that the roll be called, and
the absentees be declared to be In contempt.
Mr.. ConrwELL moved to suspend further proceedings
the call Motion Withdrawn, and the motion to CLOSE
doors renewed.
The proceedings the call Of the House occupied
the whole Of the day.
The House adjourned With closed doors and viii com
mence its session TO- morrow with closed doors
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers have paid
particular attention this branch Of their business
on hand at present the beautiful and well elecd
sortmcn Of pocket desk aud sporting dc city
with large variety Of polished steel Razors
and set at q. SAUNDERS K SONS,
III Broadway few doors above Courtlandt street.
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area, ,raylor Meeting.

Resolved, That General Zachary Taylor is our first
choice for President of the United States and that he
s. in the estimation of this meeting, eminently qua
ified for that high and responsible station, and that
his elevation thereto will settle the distracted condi
ion Of the country bring about speedy and honora-
lie peace, and restore the Government 10 Its original
purity in its administration.
Resolved That his refusal to become the candidate
If a party, upon all occasions is high evidence OF
lis preference of country to party, and Of that cleva-
ed patriotism and moral frmness which character
sed the course Of President Washington and his i'm
Mediate successors under similar circumstances, and
hailed by us as one Of the brightest traits In his
character.
Resolved That whilst the politicians of the coun-
.ry and those who are seeking for places in the GO
yernment, have been and are looking around for a
candidate suitable to Them the people have settled
he question; and that they will with an enthusiasm
ind unanimity unparalleled In the history of the
country, elect General Taylor next President of the
United States of North America.
Resolved, That there is no NECESSITY for nation
i convention for the purpose Of selecting candidates
or the Presidency persony and enforce the pecu-
lar views of the two great parties in the United
States for the great Of both parties forgetting
The acrimony of partisan zeu will emulate each other
their efforts TO raise him TO the Presidency who is
lbove party and its evil tendencies,
Resolved. That we recommend and urge the peo-
ole of the United States to hold mass meetings and
Express as we have DONE our decided and unqualified
preference for the peoples candidate and thus pre-
cude the wre-working politicians Of the Government
from imposing President upon them, who viii only
| be the choice of a faction.--Knox co., KY, Whil
1 meeting Nov. 49,
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L alter from Mexico.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. g.
The steamboat Peytona from New Orleans, nrri
,ed here to-day having left the city on the 20 ult Tn
'apers furnish additional items Of Mexican nteeenc.
eceived by the Alabama from Vera vruz.
The publication Of the Genius of Liberty has beer
topped, and the editor thrown into prison.
revolution has broken out at Guadaaxara witt
he design Of elevating Gomez Farias to the Pre.i.
lent. A sanguinary conflict ensued between hi,
roops and the mob opposed to him. headed by tn
RESTS. In the action, General Ampudia and many
theirs attached to the party Of Farias were killed
nd in the end the church party trumphed.
Paroles was at Tulacingo and had openly pro.
bounced in favor Of his monnrchica scheme, secon.
led by the garrison at Mazatan.
The Mexico population still exhibit an unquencha.
Bile hatred for the Americans and express no desir
for peace.
The Mexican Congress had moved from Quartsry
to Morela, to get rid ofthe military, by which II was
overawed.
Gen. Rea and Saniu Anna, with single brigade.
ire at Trscatra intending to makeI an attack upoi
the next train. Bustamente who had gone to Que.
retaro, has force Of 5000 men at his command
near tho city of Mexico. Canales had been encoun.
tered by small American force, and defeated with
some loss. Phil North American.
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n5- GEORGE HlLBDS is General Agent tor the Ma
honai Wing receive and forward subscriptions and i'd
vsstlsemenis TO the same.
nt-v. b. PALMER is sole agent for the National Wing
in the cities Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Ba
more
nt-Agency for the National Wing in-
GcOrge town citizens Of Georgetown are respect
iuy Informed that JOHN W. BRoNAUGH, Esq, Broker,
&c. on Bridge street, few doors west of the Union av
ern Is agent for the National Wing Persons DESTROYS
cling served with the National Wing in Georgetown viii
naugh.
H5- ENocH W. SMALLwooD, Garrison street, Navy
Yard, Is Agent for the National Whig Persons wshngto
be supplied with The paper will please leave their at
his store and they will be served u A f4b3af
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How TO MAKE MExIco yIEtD.--And yet while the
Mexican Government is in state of absolute mpo-
tence unable TO resist or TO devise means of resist.
ancc destitute of an army, Of money, of credit, o.
influence Of patriotism and of courage there is nc
talk Of peace Mexico resembles certain animal
which, when assailed, roll themselves into ball ant
present nothing but seemingly inanmate and in.
sensible surface to their foes. She relies upon
sluggish yet indomitabe ris irertie, to vex ant
weary those with whom she is unable to cope, AM
refuses alike to yield or fight. Her position ant
policy are anomalous, and the treatment of so In
tractable, logged and troublesome an enemy, is wei
calculated to perplex US. She has stood copiou,
bood-letting with perfect composure, and the deple
ton seems 10 have done little more than rob her o
mass of corruption in the shape Of ieperos ant
poems, which she can well afford to lose. Uthe
remedies must be tried. She must be purged of tina
wealth which, while It never reaches the publ,
treasury, is boarded by her priesthood, or diffnsct
throughout the land in the tangible form of agricu
tural and other products. The system of exactin
contributions may rouse her from her torpor an
stimulate her to manifestations of vitality. Sine
she will not or cannot fight she must be forced l.
suppicate for peace.--New Orleans Bee.
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MORE OF THE PRAsLIN AFFAIR.-PARIs,
Oct. l6.-M. de Praslin, long while be.
fore the execution, meditated the murder Of
his wife. The guilty duke is said to have
made several attempts, before the fatal day
which have now been brought % light by
the Judicial investigations. Report speaks
Of heavy top to the curtain frame Of a bed
SO fixed as to be kept up only by single
thread, and the fall of which was to crust
the duchess. AT another time, when she was
walking in the park of Vaux, two pistols
were discharged and two bullets whist ed by
her ears Other similar acts are spoken Of,
connected with this long extended tragedy
all the accidents that ever befel the duchess
in her whole life are now attributed to some
deadly intent. Before he proceeded to muir
der it is said the duke tried to induce his
wife to commit suicide After those lon,
scenes, which continued several years, tn,
duchess, prey to violent emotion, woulc
ind, as by enchantment, small box ready
for her, with arsenic and directions. for it.
use. In spite Of her despair, the duchess
was able to resist all these invitations, which
were from time to time renewed Eacl
time that she had cause for renewal Of hei
grief, each time that her husband inflicted
upon her those moral tortures, the poison
was forthcoming 1t was found in all the
duchess's furniture atlas.
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PUBLIC MEErINa.

. . b.
The following Preamble and Joint Resolution were
passed by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of Com
mon Council of the city on the 10Th ultimo:
Resolution requesting the Mayor to call meeting OF
the citizens to adopt further testimonials Of respect
to the memories Of the late Captains Walker and
Hanson. ~
WHEREAS, II is not only proper and appropriate,
but the duty of every community, to cherish the
fame and pay every demonstration of respect to the
memories Of their fellow citizens who peril their lives
and distinguish themselves in the service Of their
country: Be II therefore
Resolred That the Mayor be and he is hereby re-
qucsted to assemble tho citizens in public meeting at
an early day, that such steps may be taken in further
ance Of this object as to them may seem most ap-
propriate.
Now, in compliance with this request of tho City
Councils hereby invite the citizens Of Washington
TO assemble in Public Meeting, at the City Hall, on
Tuesday evening" the 7h instant att o'clock, for the
purpose Of carrying into effect an object which must
receive the cordial approval of all who honor the vaor
of our fsllow-townsmen who bravcly fell in fighting
the battles Of their country.
WV. sEAToN, Mayor.
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MONDAY, Dec. 8, 1917.
! cI,nJ Auft, Fr-1.


MONDAY, Dec. Q, l647.
s N SENATE
The Vice President took the chair at IL o'clock,
md called the Senate to order.
The Rev. Henry Slcer, by invitation Of the Vice
President, delivered an appropriate prayer.
The credentials of the following Senators were
then read, viz J. p, Hale New Hampshire; Joseph
g. Underwood, Kentucky; s. W. Downs, Louisiana'
John H. Clark, Rhode Island; Foote and Jefferson
Davis, Mississippi; s. A. Douglass, Illinois; James
g. Bradbury, Maine Alpheus Feleh Michigan; w.
P. Mangum, North Carolina; Chester Ashby, Arkan-
sas; r. NJ T Hunter, Virginia.
These gentlemen were severaly qualified and took
their seats. &
Mr.. Breese moved that the reporters be admitted
to seats on the floor Of the Chamber; which was
igreed TO. Yl
The customary resolutions to furnish Senators
with newspapers, were adopted when the Senatead-
journed.
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Resolved, That Henry Clay is the choice Of tn
wings of Crittenden county for the next Presidenc,
Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting III
integrity of the American Union Is threatened, an
that popular liberty has no longer security except Ii
change of rulers and policy.
Resolved, that we recommend to the Wings thro'
out the whole Union TO hold meetings and nomina,
HIN and HIM only for the Presidency as the last hop
of public hberty.-C rittenden County, KY, VIII
meeting, Nov. l3.
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LATE Prom THE BnAzos.-The schooner Panama
Capt Porter, arrived here last night from the Bra
EOS, having left that place on the 18th ult To III
pollteness Of Capt Porter we are indebted for file
Of Matamoras papers, and the Monterey Gazette
the Za'h Of October. They contain no news Of an,
Importance. Dr. George Billiard, an American ply
sician, was kAed, short time ago, by two Mexi
cans, at Piscarea Grande. The Monterey Gazette
in noticing the murder, says: awe learn from
friend, who received letter from Piscarca Grande
that an American, Dr. George Billiard, had beer
murdered by two Mexicans. They camo to hi
house under pretence Of getting medical aid. HI
went to the house Of the supposed patient and wher
about entering, they stabbed him in the breast kill
ing him instantly fAtt
General Taylor had not arrived at Matamoras on
the 18th ultimo, though he was hourly expected
New Orleans Delta
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Perfamery, Hair Brushes, Fancy Ar
ticles. Soaps. &c.

THE subscriber has received and offers for sale liberal
prices. good and general assortment of Perfume.
ry, Hair Brushes, Fancy Articles, Soaps,
POmatums, &C., TO which he would call the attention
Of his friends and the public generally In the list may be
found: fial Ea 1i3
EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Lubin,s Fine Extract 1h
Drmarsons Fine Extract fH
Wrights Extract Of Citronello Rose
Wrigh,s Extract Of Sweetbriar
Ronssel's do. lti
PoMATUMs AND HAIR OIL.
OK Marrow, French OK Marrow, Roussel's N
Pomade de Aux Flowers !NN4a
Myrtle Pomaum, English W sqtt. b
Rose Pomntum. do, rs s-4s 4ssf s.atigta
Bears on, warranted genuine Macassar Oil
SCENTED WATERS
German Cologne genuine
n French Cologne American ColoQne
Orange Flower Water Florida Water
Lavender do Rose do.
SOAPS. 5t
Rousses celebrated Shaving Cream
Naval and Military do do S
Omnibus, fine large oval cake
Do. fancy wrapped
Camphor Soup French, for chapped hands
M Crystalline Soap Balls Musk, English
* Old Brown Windsor Palm Oil and Almond
Sand Balls and Cakes ~
BRUSHES. e.8
Hair Brushes, good variety Tooth Brushes
f. Nail Brushes Clothes Brushes tl
Shaving Brushes Flesh Brushes i9r3
k. e4e COMBS.
Ivory Ryeed Combs English Dressing Combs
Ivory Fine Combs Pocket, Horn Shell Combs
ALSO-Razors and Razor Strops, Cold Cream Lip
salye, Sachets, Lilly White, Tweezers, &c &c, il
CHARLES STOTT,
dec 2-u corner Of 7ih street and Pa. avenue.