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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
Sales mt the Stock Exchange. -. THURSDAY.
SECOND BOARD.
THURSDAY, 7. NJ

THURSDAY, r. NJ.
There was 70 marked change at the Stock
Board to-day. The Fancies were generally rather
heavy Sound stocks were not in large inquiry pu'
holders were firm Treasury Notes OF small denomins'
tons sold per cent premium There Is good inquiry
for these small notes by parties who have small amounts
to invest They pay much better Interest than depot
Its In Savings Banks and perfectly safe Being read
lily convertible they furnish the best possible medium
for small temporary investments.
In Bills there is not much doing The quotations
are steady Sterling bills range from to 10Y Francs
arc s 25. Continental bills generally ara dull
In Frcights there is less movement today, The
quotations are lsd for Flour and 81 96d for Corn. Cot
ton IL duh at Id Heavy goods taken at 25s Yes
terdsy engagements for about 10000 barrels Flour
made
The Steamer being gone, there is little rehei
In the Money market more especially on demand loans
A. per 1t 10 difficult to negotiate or the best
stocks Paper, however, stll goes slowly The offer
ings at Bank large and beyond the ability OF these
institutions discount This 10 always the case In times
of stringency. Parties having liabilities maturing make
larger applications than they really need knowas
that the whole offering will not be done. portion OF
the pressure felt In this marke; 10 to sscrbed TO the
ovsrtrsdng of Boston and the large number of exten-
ava enterprses undertaken by Boston capitalists The
calls from new railroads and factories have been very
lsrss: the city 10 10 market with large Water osn
and several loans to Immense aggregate extent nave
recently been negotiated there for Western ana SCUM
arm Railroads. The pressure felt in Boston before
n was in this City and borrowers were driven 10 No"
York for facilities A large amount OF paper w~ neso
ta,ed IN TIL City and Philadelphia for Boston account
while monsy WAS easy, and as much OF Me-" iorA 0SP'
tai was cut OF from our own dealers.
The French packet takes about $40 600 IN siiver
The receipts of the Erie Railroad for the month
OF November were as iolows
From Freight. ......---.-Sl2lu II S9yyo 81
From Passengers and Mail. l0s2l Is $3.50 81
To,.l increase ~ pr et)s22s33 ~ sl5.3s3 s.
Increase in Freight (2l per oeni) sans %
Increase Ia Passengers Qol per cent? .s5s35 o.
The receipts on the Housstonic Railroad for October
xsre All. 5ie having been for fregatsusioi pss'en
ear, As se mail $780, The statement Of toe condition
of ibis Road read at ,as annual meeting shows The kos
70 BE- In very prosperous condition.
The receipts on the Old Colony Road for the wee
cading November 20 were s543s, showing an ine'eN'
Of el4ss.
The average of passengers per day on 'ne n''''
Railroad for the week ending Saturday sai N'ssu
Der 20. wm 2ls6. On Wednesday, 2ath' ss'--'''
3oo4-sosal 10 two days 657s The above does h'' -
slude steamboat and season tickets.
The imports aud exports OF Specie al nos'oi
daring the month Of November, were a. ioiio~s'
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SPLENDID GYrT-RooK.


Twenty superb Engravings
rENHE MOST MaGNlFlCENr GiET-BOOk ever o.
tered 10 the pobc 10 ITS contents and external sp,
volume, richly bound Ia morocco
LEAyIrT. TRow CO.
uuh "a this week the above euSid Annual 0r lG48,
which, from the number and elegance Of the ersrayinz.
IN. beauty and neatuess Of the paper and printing. 10,
rrsns And fich exterior gether with s really valus-
bic they otter the public e. In every way wor'
thy % be ca led The Gem Of the Season.
"first Impressions" Ia SIT book az well ~ IN other
things Of both and minor importance are every
hiu1 "a presenting for the public favor The Gen., the
pn1hsrs havs considered this. and spared pains or
exactng, snd OF such real. asos worth that tie
ephemera characteriscs r the nsue Annual shall not
exsl with regard % The Gem OF the sesson'
The number Of Eugravinss ltventyl = more than
dor0 that 0f slml work yet second tO zone. o.
from paintings by NilNe, Nsndyk- Dandy, Lendseer,
Wesal, Reths Sir Joshua Reynolds, and other eminent
artists
other ayiugs; an elessot and accurate likeness OF
the late Thomas Chalmers ID. with en sfcie by Rob
Turnbsl Esq will be seen and read with Interest BY
Tie SIZE binding (ths whole exterior Of The Gem ="
j. beautiful, rich and attractive ~ casing Tor
its contents beina OF and original nature, and
pre- eong golden, gorgeous yet delicate and beautiful
appearance The whole forming gem that Will eeseT
dim-an annual" not an Annual, and work OF real
L.r Of EaEravins splsudidy executed in Mszzotnto,
By John SArtain.
/ The Water Dipper; u. Walter savage Landori
Nignefte Iit.ei II Ire Oipay Mothrfi
3. Victoria. - Nemesis
3. Th0s Chalmers. DID. "a The Travelled Monkeyi
+ Nstarrai Felicity; l5 Driving Things Ga.
6. Aud Robin Gray; 10. Tue Citation Of WICK
7. EmbarkatOn Of Cleo iihei
patrat H. Charles l.
8. The Disc0ns0late. IT, Cromwell ana Mnly
The Mother. p PrOcrestinafiOui
i0 Paul and Virginia; 20 Leigh Hunt
Coutents-orignal ard worth reading
Among the contributions viii be found interesting az
tc'e from Prof Henry Tappan. Mrs ). Webb, George D.
Chea.er ID d. samuel Henson Cox % d. THE Right ; de
for the Bride Robert Tarnbull, Esq life Of Thomas
Chalmers. D Rev. john >. C. Abbott iNictenali Rev
Joseph P Thorn pson and from others well sad fagoraby
known 20 the reading sDd literary world ~ u
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GRAND PICTORIAL COURIER

CHRIsTMAs AND NEW tAR, lsr ard 1898 This
Y speudd sheet the most coplet- ard elaborate Of al
The pictorial papers. Is reicy for mailing 90 sahcrf
seniors and Tor agents IN the country ltc1nius ussnl-
fc-1t equestrian portrait Of Geo layr, with bis princ.
pa officers tcTvrhscs and also and equally large al
corsrfruors engraving Of the Chrfsnss Game. most
beautiful picture beside usary hundred sri-nd-a
enEravng-of the battles 30 Mexico together with
TIE portraits Of Generals Scott and orth ana other o
cers distinguished the present war with Mexico View
OF Chicsso PortTiittf Washington, &c sc.
Terms. For a single copy ~ cents; Do for - erd 81
Per 100 Agents ard others will please send "a their orders
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NOTICES.

- Lectures on AssOciGf.oU.-Ihe second Lee
Of the Course Ass3claflon vii - delivered THIS
evening BY CHAs. DASA. Es. IN the Medical College,
Cros5y-s ID story between Broome and Sprur S. c1a-
ty" Admission free Those who choose viii contribute
70 dshaJ expenses Of rent, llght, IRE, &C Cd IL
~ Lectures on AsfronOmy-Prof O. ". MITCHELL
Of Cincinnati viii deliver course Of Leetyrson AsiFono-
my the Tabernacle commencing "wednesday even
ing December a. hapsst seven clock % be confined
on Friday and Monday evenings until The close. Tue
course will consist Of lectures aud will -rnnrsce a.
exposition Of tie great problem Of the universe ne
mechanism Of the solar system, and The constitution of n-
starry heavens with account Of the great modern
discoveries and the influence q theories.
Family tickets, Tor four persons .or the course.r3
Tickets for lady and gentleman for tue course--
Single tickets for the course ...............-.-.
Single tickets for esch Lecture cents
Nav be obtained Of G. Francis % way end o. ne
ether principal bookstores the city aid a. the Tser-
nscie on the evening Of the lecture. NJ wis
~ Professor Mitchell will commence his courss
Of Lectures on Autonomy az the female Academy IN
Jeroiemsn-s Brooklyn GA Tuesday evening, 1uth us-
n29 lwis
~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room,
Clinton Hall-@unlJ volarn~s, comprising staudafd enc
wel-sescted vorks all departments OF Literature and
science. and all The principal American ana foreign pen
odcas the best collection the country. Constant ado
tons Of works. Clerks initiation fee 81 and semi
annual dues 81 Merchants ana others annual suoscrp-
ton emitting them al the privileges - Rooms open
from 10 4 81 70 10 PM. New members received A. any
time within these hours, application to he srsrian Or
his assistants g. l.. ENEhlII,
Mt 2wis President Mer. Lib Association
~ soionan's Temple No. ., and Ashland Tenn
pie No. y, -. of THE ocers and members Of these
Temples are hereby notified 10 o. ihAir this
Fresy evening = O'Clock. 20 be united and feofzsn
By order G. w. HARDENBR OK, Chairman
J. V. r. SLIvcEKLAND sec. Com. OF Arrangements
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NOW READY.


THE HOLIDAY NUMBER OF the Youths Cabinet
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The new volume Of the Youths Cabinet richly bound in
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r-r-r ATTENTION

M SCHOOL TEACHERS i csIea % nc I'HS"Ihs
" WORK. - .
4 COMPENDIUM OF ENGLISH LITERATURE,
ehronolo zicslly arranged from ) John Vaudeville 70
William Cowrsr consisting u biographical sketches Of
the authors choice ssiec-ou from their WORKS Win notes
erplsnafory ard illustrative, and directing % the best ed
toas rnf various crLicsns des Ele1 as ext1l9f 1
~ lhes classes Schools snd Acsdenie', - well Us
f,r private reaEiag, 81 Charles Dexter Cleveland
" al. b., c. ~ sAXTON, 2o5 Broadway
IN s-r Aseut for the Publ shsr.
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aORANDS
pAcuEgaECTYPE LIKENESSES.

a. II . K y
Isf,ru, liz friends and the public that he has removed
his Rooms.
EsTssLIsHED ~ i3t)l
From .ba corner Of Chambersst and Broadway, II tie
Granite Buildings 20
ra1 Cha,ham--f. opposite the Chatham Theatre,
over Nessra Gsssusr lounss Grocery store.
PIC. for Pietures froa 81 npzard
a..,rdiur N sile number Of persons plate, and
richness Of the frame.
lfEENFssEs WAErkSTtD
n -. leave 70 stale the public that be y In no
~ .etet With any other
- p.GUsEEEAS EsTABLfsH1KST
a.. ..s.o, INV orhsr city. o. 5rssodis
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pASsrNnERS ARRIVED.

Ia stD Union from Nelp- OreaasMrs LiVinrstou' tne
o,rhnn children Mary Ann Fitch Catharne Fitch, Joan
Srpg The relatives Of these orphan chi ren are re-
ouested 10 call board and t.ke them IN chai
r. - UesfpIaia from BremeE-Ae'srs Post, Trott,
Reiss Habich Erhard Miss Luobers, Miss Hoz ana ~
IN the secrage. -, 80, r. f, 81,
AZ ssp DiCforta from ifaFsonT eMos Aooy ~oHN1.i "
Bangor aud 203 in the stserase
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MARRIED

On the 81 inst, a, the Church Of Ascension. 10y Rev
G T. Bedell NATHANIEL CURRlER OF this City, 70
LURA youngest daughter Of Hon. Benjsmln OfHi'oee
of Fayetteville, W.
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LATEST DATES.
Iondon ...........Nov. INTERCHANGEABLE :
Liverpool .........Noy. a NewOrleAns., ....Nov =
CIeared-Bark Harvard, Harvard, Savannah R P
Buck g.. p,,D,, ~ o.
.sns R..Iphsi Bermuda, Tucker Llghtrourn; MaSsz-
Ln.srts Burgess Charleston, Elwe Cos " ascAliaf
S-i,n 81 Marks Coe, Anderson Co l. BALDWIN, bas-
.sit savannah. Durham Dimon ~, r,,.,--,-... .,
schss EnsrpTxe. swain, sheis1ih - i-n,s'.r
w, snifb Philadel; Ele-n,r Ann, LsIes' sfsaetsks
60 u gsnS 4 c.. alfalfa Psnes, wilmington NJ
Tsbnero Holmes Phlzdef Iowa. Day ton hAll,nv.s
oop VirilAnt Heath, Providence Ftesiaen'' r'''''
'' Barge Star. Lonshsad Philsdel
Arrived-ship Marion, Thompson, Charleston g.
cottoa TO Duuhsrn Dim0n. -, n. ~. ,lt
Ship Union Fos;sr I'm Norlesns, aud the Bar I'm a''
mdse, 10 Frost i II cks ,r-.,.
ship Hector Post, Havrs Oct g. rd'e, to 4 ha'00'
! { Co, % strge para
Ship south Carolina Hamilton, Charleston ds cotton
&c. 10 q sutton.
Brem ship wesiphsli,, Vessels Bremen 4s ss mase'
I 70 De richs hruger
ship victors, wa,ngton, Hamburg Oct 81, Hldse, to
Rarefa Co. ~
Ian Sss passeugers Nov - lat - loo 81 spoke baf<
ssutee A ds In smyrna, and = ds I'm Malaga bound 10
Boston 80. >,O.f.- -. Ii. .. - O.,
W.. Selson sSth Ill % Cspe Lookout, exehd signals
III bris Allowing white rsnai with red diamond In
ne een esi,.son sasiivsn Norrans - ds ndss,
3oh VII lat 3 a. lon y o. sFose ship Dnmoar-
~ N(Jrs.us fof Hsvrs; same cay passed ship NiAsa
:. 10 ytl,I-sns for 3 ston. -, u,
HI Ann Ioniss Wright. Mstsrxa istn t5 sessi' 70
sro4,rs Tisston Co. Left esrks Jaiaes bsy.ey. oS
phsIsSsi .ooa; Csmberlsnd I'm Portland eiss; hsnsam
hencs, ard 18th; buss Mary Hnrse' I'm F''''AA'' s"s
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DANCING.

A DODWORTB, H3 Brooms-st rear Brossway.-Ths
n. classes fh- ensuing se2son viii commences on
Tuesday Oct. 3.
A. deerning ~ unnecsssary 70 enter Into detailed
account Of the adganfa, Of his school, or OF his own
quaihcafion- wobc SUI cate that he teaches ali the
dances Of the present DAP and those Ia proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday half past for ladies' ana child
ren TUESDAY and friday al half pas 7 TOT gentemen
soiress twcs a month, confined entirely 70 tho pupils
Private lessons A. 40 Tim. not pied BY the clsss7s
IN wsizpg the POLKA frdowe any Of the new dencos
Acss.mi.s or families attended ala 5mlstp
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DooFI%G--OIs tn Roo.s made sight er = cen . ger
hfs0t - New roofs 81 rough iAnA cove -, ~ - r.
81 IS Der square and warranted 0ood~ins taien, re
,nr,, Pneumatic Cement Shes'hing mtkes h-1e
;-r.n. AZ GOObWINS Chimney Pot Factory, % Mssi
sro.s.~v between SA-i--,.--~ Warren ats no In
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Ur7 sTER,s pICrToNARY.

A FRESH SUPPLY just received Of Webs--rs DE
ttonsrr large qnaro, price only xcoars ms Is ne
only place this city where the trade or others czu de-
nerd Don being 81 piled with tina valuable work.
ID MAEk II. NEWMAN L CO. 1919 Broadway.
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AMERICAN

A GRICULTURlsT. for December, this day psbishsd.-
~ CosrsNTs-Fermcrs' Winter Work, Apple Orchards,
Cuffirg Hay for Stock, Cultivation o. Tunips, Medley
Hogs Six Samples Of Boc.e jersey Farmer decomposition
Of Nanures m the Soil. Test for sonnd hess' &c &c
Tsms-For nngle copies. one dollar per snnumi three
copies for eight copies tor i've dollars tNcn-
~ COP for twelve dollars This last pnce makes the
rsper come sixty cents per Now the TINE 10
Gibbs and order for The seysntn volume when com
,,-rr,s Ian 4 fgf7 Address C. b. SANTON,
puAitsher
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DIED

On Thursday, I'd Inst MATILDA FRANCIS. dsugh'er
of BENJAMIN Pike Jr. aged years and months
The friends of tho family invited to s''snd the W,
neral from 29s Broadway this Fsldsy) afternoon q.
O'clock
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poNp,s PAIN DESTROYER

WILL ARREST BLEEDING inlrnedi ateiy, relieve
w psis s-sas from burns, scelds, bruises pain N te
hack. headache, &c. -,
FOR particulars pamphlets, which may Dc hsf OF
assnts srAL.s Wholesale Assn.s
- WIliis--sf q l. Codiirg toa, SO Hus-
H. Johnson .7j Broadway. so1-sL -, vf...k.-
q Z, L = lLsn. ~, - 5,5s.v al 2~i.k2 wos'
.r@r enfh
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

ff'O PERSONS DESTROYS Of OCCURRING theoretical and
practical know ge % the Ere CHI Language Prof d.
LAGROlN, from Paris would most respectfully announce
the ladies and senteut Of New ork thar he purposes
10 commence on Monday, December 4, course OF
instruction according 20 the most approved method The
cas.es will his mo ~ IA Fargo buildng Y.
Zsg Broadway on Monday wednesday and Friday " each
wess o'clock r w. until the cooTss Of lessons snail
have been completed Terms - per month Persons who
have attained partial noedge " the French Language
can unite with classes already formed
For farther information apply al tho Professors room,
between the hours Of u aad 2 or Of and 7. NJ
REFERENCES.
Campbell White, Oaillsrdst, Editor Of the y.
John O. White, John La rarge. lS Courier.
no ft.r
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BOARDING.

DoiRD-To let with hosri, the entire second floor Of
ID mode built house. insisting Of two psliors with
fdug-doors end pantry and bedroom suitable for gem
tenan ard lady, small family Please call NJ li3 Ad-
amspace Laursns g. % door from Prince nSo 5teod-
DoARD.-A gentleman and lady or sing gentle
ID men can be accommodated with GOOD board sud very
pleasant o0m al IS White near Broadway, where they
will ind ell the comforts of home. dl ttls+
DOARD Rooms furnished uniurnished. with
Dbosra. !, i2f Chambers-st. No jts
DRIyATE BOARD.-Funished rooms, breakfast
and Tea NAV be had By gentlemen no highly re-
spcctabe family, without children. AZ p Joiumnlast.
bruokyn UnqueStiOnabi- references required Inquire
Il the house south Wilism-st rs "
AOnr -BOARDING.-Any two persons willing 10
No. rak- an arrangement with the advertiser for
leaning him the above shall receive board 10 bis
frn y one year equivalent for the return ot the
ncnev and in the proportion for ore or more per
me or for greater less period. Location and family
Of lie most .esoe 10 Brooklyn References sissn-
ADDE'S" bonus" thi. Office d. IT,
TrTRSISuRD ROON@-Wh or withost board, 10
i modern fnshed aud convenient house, ana well To-
ca ed for busaess he obtained By early Application
a Morrss-st Miss MORRIS, late New Brighton House
n 3 Bsfhing-rOom on the premises Ter warn cold or
shower baths. MO uneoa-
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accomuo-
dated on reasonable rms with neat back paforf
a eepin apartment IN the house cf aesPecta1e prv-
az family where there boarders or other odgers
within hge minutes walk above the City Hal address
J. Al this office u -..s
no LET OR FOR SALE-Farniturs sufficient 70
furnish house geHfcrlT very moderate terms sP'
rly the Office 0f This paper. = - -
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NOVELTIES Tor the Holidays FREDERICK A
lSWOODWOkiH, Importer Of rich fancy goods, 81
Bro.d pposiis the Broadway Theatre = open
ins SONS new aud beautiful. articles for Christmas and
New Year Presents comprising all the noyeite, OF the
80, al i0ris+
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HENRY JOHNSON,

go BROADWAY, corner ChAnbsrsst IN the Granite
Zl1 EHi5ins wholesale snd ret. Druggist, offers for
= - f.rriiv Use. a. tie frsds prices
s..-se, Rsrmuds Arrow Hsnrys Nsgnesis-
Cooper's isinGlass,
r,-ri-t pr.. Water. Refined Gslafine.
-. -, -.bic English Cauomile Flowers,
- ,-.s-o.Oil Pure Jamaica Ginger,
st,r-,.. S.-e,ysriliA- Old Brown Windsor soap,
- f.,,r7..s Cologne Water hy the gallon,
ss 49, Congress- Water. &C &c
-.-ivsd Their invoices Of tbs celebrated Rob
49,. a.v Ws,sr which vii prove % fully egu2l 70
49, ~-' % IN seed
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SCHOOLS.

LRENCu CLASSES, by Prof J. ?. EDWARDS,
4 All. every Monday, thursday and Friday evsHine A.
80 McDou.sl.st Professor Edwards Is auatve OF Paris
aad teacher a. Prof Tappens school, and by permission,
refers 10 tn following gentlemen, msIy Of whom have
bsen his pa lis J. +. Forester VI d. . T. Hubbard,
ND, 5 81. nd, A w. Gabaudsn, L. Fonnan, w II
Ames, Esqs., Iof Henry Tappan. D Rev. Dr. White
house Rev. C. Reid. &c. sc. Prof Edwards viii at
tsnd the DO pupils Il requested class Tor
Young ladies IS organizing Apply personally, or BY
letter a. 80 McOCu Esl-gt ~ m
NTARSH'- CLASSICAL AMI Commercial Acade-
III N.Y. pa Henry-st Brooklyn, will be reopen-d on
Monday August 3d. Tor the instruction Of young sentemep
Ia every branch a. education necessary % ~ them g enter
college or countin g-hOuse Terms from SO 10 Ni5 per
quarter For circulars containing reference snd other par
ecuars apply At the Office Of this pIpor or at ~ Willow
Brooklyn. snA u
AIR. SANACgD, 20 Ganalst. east corner Of Broad
Nl~ay wants several ittian or French young ladies'
from Is 10 20 years OF age, whom he will teach, gratis al
the dances Of the saloon.
R-Nnna ned annlH without good rsf.renee d2 w.
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LnOE AT THIS :

tHRgScU BOUTS. cork, dglhls and single sol-s, aso
tbe 6r-.t calf shoe and all kinds pa-rnt leather boots
- 49,. I.fes hevea Arge assortment ever ~ e
al fo. and sboes hat Il sde Gad every tnd OF rubber
h., /, made sra cheaper hst Jou md elsewhere ~
he SAGE quality a. 0cl Broaa~.y one door so'ss
boots and shoes % liasoo ~ NA-A'
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

r6rNAruRx ALsASAc.-.-..THs DAT.
rfiE moon FULL shh'
Rises...7 81 ssts....4 81 Mora. s. Evea.- y
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UTNCURRENT MONEY, Treasury Note. and Mill
u tarv Land Wsrfants Rates Of Jucurrent Money A. t
Wall-st.
New-York ststs. Canada, S; Ohio Y per cent ss D.,
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Indiana, Kentucky AID Missouri, u pr cent az.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

OFFICE OF The DELAWARE 4 HUDSON CA.
OSALaO.-NEW-foEK. November g. isi7-Notiee d.
49, 80 thaf the Board Of Managers have directed
- '''neot of Thirty Dollars share the ne. or
80 So-s Of this Company, 70 be pad % the Treasurer
Al The CompEnys ofhee, d " 1s~ On r'oay ne -itn
:. present Scrip Certssate mast b surrendered a
me me 4. Pt.-5 ISAAC y. SEYMOUR.
ciS-l ~ s-s Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03

tV'sfi"s WarehsHse. Is CaiAarns-st ~ Y--Ths sub
scrioer svAs himself CT The opportunity 70 express n'
sraude 70 those numerous the city and sch
~ Who lave aoaorsd him By their PATRONAGE Tor me asi
sSsbte-n wears veil knowing thai their aFors ana ~
have given 70 hs es;ablshmeni Us present
reputation and rendered u the resort u a. thoss IA y al
OF kitchen UteDss-and particularly thea about 10 com
meuce Housekeeping. .,, -
Bavins bad the premises REBUILT and extensivey en-
lsrged he : enabled 20 do business with greater is-ll
bau hitherto and vii De his erdeavogi ty tre oct u
wok malicious poratols, and fcIsctons from ire mr.
American manufacturer, u meflt eoninaaAes OF ls'
Every attention paid TO Citing OUT heisis packet al
siesuhosis and h0u-ke@p-s with Al ertcirs n rs l1i
r,shin. Inn. a. the shortest noce and the most fessoe
- $3.50 -, ina ir,isrosl IA.F< Y WATKINS