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0f the tables and eli The tables the
TIE implicit condolences may - pisesa IL der
rectness
.s~ sditicn "a pages enlarged With IS 81 sstrsiy
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them and thai they viii aid IN svsrdiHs vs<rssssl
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Normal ard Common Schools of more than shsndreS
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and County sapsintsndens Of schools 10 Vermont, By
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ANATONTY AND PHYsIoLOoY
THE HuTcHINsoN FAMILY.

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tanning the sopss of the Hutchinson Family wuscus
the musc-sxty.t two Ia pumber. for 80 cents in muslin
ard gilt IS cents p.per Orders saPeed from any PAT q
the country. lnl6 etsodl Z. HOLT, j. isd Fuisonst
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TO WHOM ASSESSED.

s Episcopal Church on
} the Holy Apostles. !
John Gesry..............
Henry Shepherd.
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JArNEs'S NEW NOVEL.

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BOOK TRADE.
SPinNprD orYr,pooK.

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TEE PARALLELS or OUR LORD-Riehly iilun,sstsd
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Usls Of the itih century. Pre-. g. 81
Ths = certain one o. the s1psrb speci q
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tseming essbi,hnert Of rae Asssrs ppl-toa IL 10
pers-t limitation, n all respects, Of luuineec usuu
script, when have hear o. hur f-~ had
otpo tunfT q seeing crri0sires Of this krd
ouly 10 b found IN the prsh.usv. s.res ana
ihes- a-s looked Jpn the Of the coliser,oa
The at Of ilurinsinE 10 ore q Fre. snlqsity ana
toehed lons before printr hsd rendered OF com
p.rssivey ssy acquisition IL srp-sr. from Hcr.es Wal
pol. ADecdtes Of prnns IL EassDa, that IS lons
loe2 Ewsuius -ein esrtainy launirAtor Of
Mss Ia tina, c.unt-y.
The gofgcocs liue volume before 10 executed with
sreh ski tat IL 10 exrrezsl, eut 70 resse that
lot wholly written With tie while the nasina snc
ohfr iu ninsoLs elaborate limitations Ct hoss which
rendered he works they .ncienty bestowed 1pon
presents ~ for royAy ssd Which royalty soas vas IN
fact able 70 procare.
Not Ire east surprising after touchus this r0k q 10
wonderful chespress How b pub shc1 wth all IL
sperdic eEb-shuert for the pree q three collars and
1fty than sihon. The b. dins alone
~oGd apes % be worth the money All ~ho desire
emo their Libraries with ussoIfcent evidence of the
progress VI art Ia ths county should sTsi o.
ths opporr Inity offered them aoa place ID niche
sppr0pus'ed 10 itself copy Of ths Scripture Psra6les
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Low, NA sale Of 200 lie for export At 23c, which IL
decline
FIsH-Tne rnsrketis quite dull for Dry Cod 700
uuirss hsvs .rriv,d o0 Of which hsvs been col, AT
62t the balance Ia held at TO- M,ckere are psctiv.
and small s-le Of 30 bile n sde 6, rs for No
and 25 for n, hicb 10 deciine Herring are not
very plenty, and smell SAILS done ~ Sc Tor scaled
Is for No L. IS for No Ia other descriptions nothing
doog
FRIlr-The large arrivals OF Malaga Rslsins has ce.
pressed the msrsst and sales have been made Of LOO
boxes bunch stS2 Small lots Of half DO At TO- Three
cafeoes nave arrived within few days rnakirg fifteen
Tor the season. There have been sses Of 900 boxes
asags Oranges A. 37f and 40. DO Mssgs Lemons at
WIZ % cash. Western Appes owing 70 the limited
c.i0s ere somewhat hrn.r. and sales have been made
OF 5Oo bhs assorted kinds 10 good order a. l2s 200
bols sptxenburss at 250 3d. and $50 bills Winter
Greeninss at 500 62i y Dol cssh-
LFAD-Llmited sales OF Missouri ct l3i % So cash
LIME-Several csreoes have arrived. and have been
disposed Of at 1913 cts Lump 10 sssbs st1 oct. and
no, plenty.
MOLASSEs-Only limited demsnd for the home
s1e with sales Of IS hhds prime esriy crop Cuba at2lc
$50 hhds fair 10 good Trinidad Cuba Of 81 a &c and
mall lots very prime at &c and so Cubs At
26127c. 80 Porto Rico at 30tc OF the new croo
New Orleans some 80 bbs hsve changed hands on term.
not inside public. The quantity on the way of the NJ
erops large which Ia offered at reduced arrive
sEEDs-The make, Is dull for Ohio Clover. snsil
ssies are done Al 7d7t. Timothy IL dull aud Out Of
season. Rough Flax Is and la demand We note
sale Of $50 bills 1t l IS y So Ds cash
FRElGHrS-Fngagement were NJ sde for Is 900 bush
Corn for Liverpool at 81. Flour and Meal 10 taken at
10 81 Heavy reigh.s to Liverpool lsa22s TO London
30d33s
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cRats--There IL GOOD demsnd for Wheat for mill
ms ulth ,al.s l. 900 bushels prmo White tennessee VI
La e.. 500 90 good Chicago ~ lxO, 3VVV 90 prime
D,lsua, Al 1920 1873 OC0 do prime Ohio 81 lS2 AMI
aha do fair Do 81 l2y cisclosins with soou oes'oo
OF n,mreu Corn continues ia fair oe'nano pfihoip~y
or export The Gales Tor the day rescn
i2dis cts Tor common and BIZ mixed dsHNeieo w
,ot n o. cat and IS for round Northern bsfiey Is IN
moderate iemaod ~ith sales $50 bushels sooo ~ e'S
a c Common and inferior lots are dul ara neg
Rye Il rsher nrmer with sales Oh xoVO ousues
Cd Al ga CTS cash aud sou do at Is cts cehsereo WIZ
,tort lime O.ts are la steady demand win safes oi
l3QO bushels Canal at 50 cts, 2UOO do Jersey ava 60
White Beans are more plenty ana sses nave oeon ,ssu
ai15 bols small at l23 q 1871 per ensnei pseA 1!oo
rcss dull, AID offered freely NJ : " per oae VI wv
bushels esch. -. 4
The receipts down the Hudson since tho opening OF
rver nsvls.uon TO yesterday have oeen-oi u, "nosS
leO445 oa.h; Corn 349o7c2 bush kye 5<oSSo ousn
Esvoft from lat 10 2jt NOvrmoer-Corn, oOoof oushi
waesl las bush; Rye, none Barley, none os''
note.
PROVISIONS There 10 only moderate demand Tor
Qto Pork Tor the regular trade, WITH sales V' ~ po
Mes. in Ia At Ia 750l4e7t, and ~ pols tnln aess
lsC2. Prime Ia quiet aud nominslly ~, 81 ~heh
offered freely Al the close. Beei Hams are au VITA
sslss Vt 10 bOs II 9751SeIt. 5sies Q, sH." ".
Country Beo al rs for Mess aud Oh ior ri'no
dull eod drocpipT sale OF 20 Dos prime " a ms'o
NQi Which 10 lower Batter s 10 fair demand paiuou
larry prime dslres wnie ioierlor and common 9us
hss .fe Gull and Des elected. Cheese cOme Ia neey -
are c,2rrs.ed Considerable shipments arc oe'Ds ""~'
iof sceoant VI owners consignees n.
Es2ort IRON ls 10 Esd November, l,3s5 obis beoi :
fls2 co Pcrk 1891 kegs Lard.
NAVAL SIoREs-The transactions are very imiteo
and ne usrkoi 10 quite unsettled. small lots oil spi@
isrpcoune have easnssd hspds at 50 a3o cts senefs,y
ssc Al e cto. Tar Rosn are inactive and DO sales
sxre usasprod
VLs-Ite market 10 dull and unsettled Tor Ensnsn
ln'sed suali s-los have been made al 3s99o auie,'
ssn, Cy made 10 steady win moderate sales 10 cssa
ssss VI zOo ools selected Whale At 33t for the home
Fsce 10 other kinds nothing doing.
OIL cAKE-iu the absence OF any considerable 70
Rip.s The ANAL Thi~k "a scarce. and wsn'so
v9. Oi Thin noue 81 Of 10 toas obions o.
~ esah which 70 On row
hkkSWAx-A sex, = as,~-ad fzr Northern fss
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PASSENGERS ARRIVE


CIeared-Ariel, Hunt, Canton, csry Coz Panther,
Sherry, Montsvideo &C. Roeert'oni soI' lis
Nesmith Walsh; France, Marshall, do. Elwel Co;
Kate Hunter Parsons. Mobile, Taylor Merr Nicholas
Biddle, knight, do Gsiser; NOrthernsr, lstesmerD
Budd Charleston spoford, Tileston Co. Constitution
OBJ NELL. do, J McMuuay.
Mary Ann Wait Sissl Bouchsud Tbebaud; Amandan,
Sherman, Bermuda w Davenport; Wsnderer, BIZ
ior 81 joins nj, do wsldron, BIZ Dawson Windsor,
Ms, Soule, Whitney Co; George HsrSca'tle Char.e.
sion. Pierce, do X Buck; Syvina Kelly. PhsdeiPha'
Foster x Nickerson; Angora, Mann, do, MeCready
sehls Satharius. Scot ST Jsgo de Cuba. Thompsoni
Foit Brsml Havisborst, foIt an Plat Bechel Drey
sT i H.ymmond Yarmouth Ms winDett
Russell, Barclay Plymouth NC Pstt Van brunt Cora
Guthrie, Newbern; NC; Daniel Barclay schuyler; Eden
Wis, Baltimore Sea Witch Psge do; Sarah r Merrill
Strong do; New Delight, DAVIS Phiadel; NecnsioeS
York, do Cornea, Racket, Dighton Mass HARMS Smith
sIcops Proof Glass. Blydenburs Providence; will.p'
Dennis do Renr Durfee, Newport; Helen Smith Smith
Derby, Conn
Arriyed-Brg Edward Tihtt Reid. Rum Key l2ds,
1918 bushels salt 10 Mitchell. Left banks Coose from
Sligo Ireland, for NOrlsaus log Aes b IRON ~ LUCIA s
Fdeoton nc. ldg Drowned, Sunday morning, 18th
inst, from on board the sch! Ar. ~ The port OF Hum
Br bng Margars, Elizabeth, McDousA, Pictou Ms IL
BTs Frances. williams Turk, Island Is d. 6ie2 bushels
salt 10 John Smith ri.
Big Marshall Taylor, Malaga "a d. fruit &C. to fho'
Stalker ,,.,,- 81.
schr Henry A Barring, tof BsltimoTel Wiley. Monte
yideo AZ d. hides &c, master Left bark mnssineum
Of Portland for Boston SOON bark Csrb OF and for Dos
ton sid same day; brig Pouney Of and for bsiimore
Nov Il the only American vessels port Oct 90 at %
90 Ion 40 spoke brig Andromac of and from hsmpug,
for Buenos Ayres, SO ds out Inc oIoehAoe ~ pueo'
Ayre. by the French feet was still on when the henry
schr joseph Lybrand, Teal Phladel ds, coal, bound to
Bridgeport n.,, !, ..t
bound to Troy. Il, g.. Al
sebr w Kmpton, Osborn, Norfolk d. mdse, to stur-
ges, Clearmsn & Co. =, . 9 W
schr Euphemis Eldridge, Curacao ls de, mdss, TO "
Lewis Left schr Charlotte, of and for Boston, daVs
schr Mary 4 Elizabeth, Smith, St Domingo City 10 u.s.
mahogany to A, mar Co Left brgs Falcon, just All
Vnur- from Boston do; Virgin. Nfork next osyi sehr
c.. Iton of ThomasOn, for Nlork In D ds
Schr Psmpsro Treadwe Richmond ds, Hour Ae' 10
NJ Bsdell
~ No vessels in sight from the Highlands at sunset
sailed-Ships Audubon, Calcutta Admiral 'paeAep
Have. Northe rner. tsteamsrl Charleston.
Banks Crowell, Matanrss ,.,,
Brss Napoleon Curacao; Robert Penneh JeeksohViHe'
Eff Schr Mechanic, st Mays Wind West
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SCHOOLS.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

ITO PERSONS oe.iTous Of acquiring theoretic Al and
prsctics know ae OF the en- Language Prot D.
LAGRolX, from Paris would most -spectfuly announce
ladies ard ,endemen Of SeNYork thar he
20 commence. on Monday. December G. course o
instruction according he approved method The
classes will meet a. hi. No 70 La Fargo Build ug
28a Brosd Monday "Wednesday ana Friday Of eac
week att o'clock P ". urt the course Of lessons sha
have been competed Terms per month Persons who
have attained partial ledge " the French Language
can unite with cissse. already formed.
For farther Information apply AT re Pro-ssors room
betzeen the hours VI , and Z or Of 5 and p NJ
REFERENCES.
Campbell 7 White, = Gsilsr5st, Editor Of the L.
john 6. White John lie Fafss IS. Courier
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Enthusiastically reported for tn, Tribune.
SATupDAY NOvanber q


SATURDAY. November 81
LsHEs-Tbsre was rather more irmDess In the mar
M for Pots and all the small lots Offering were taken al
1895 STA Pearls were In moderate demand IT Z I31
mn. The sales for the dsy were about 100 bbls
cOTTOS-Ths sales for the day are some 500 bales
arsady prices
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western Flour
va rather hrmer Large holders of Genesee were MOI
i2osed 20 accept less than %, although occssionei
srs were done at let. Western sold To consioers
De extent a, GOT 06 lei. the former price for mixed
VA A. and lots ia Indifferent order Os~ego Troy and
Bach Rock sold n lots at l2i at ISL Fancy At 57t
ee62t Extra 6 7567 l2. Ia Southern there Is a
moderate business doing With sales OF 500 bbis Ho~sro'
u and Petersburg City Mills at 31i as 49, Tire re
eo,s su continue small The sales for tho dsy reach
1000 bulls closing with considerable hrmness Corn mes
hmm snd ia siesdy demand. with sales 600 -
t3 81 tor State 37t as 43i for Penns 43i as % Tor
New Jersey OF Brandy ~ine the market is bare Last
es were done Vt 81 In bbls and II 80 In puscheoDs-
kye Flour IL less plenty end smsll sales are done a,
7514 s71 for foe and l2i as 25 for supethoe Buck
shsst Flour 10 steady and saapls at 1882 y lV0 os
spd IN bDls st 5OdS4
The receipts down the Hudson since the opening OF
RIVER nsvis cation to yesterday are, OF wheat flour
2ts2 i67 barrels Corn Meal 100 e2o barrels Export
from ls TO 2d NOvember-Wheat Flour, lee2O osrreis
The foiloVing table will show the export OF Indian
Corn from the United States for fifty seven yesrs
Total ETyofts of Corn and Corn Meal from the CH"sa
State. from 1871 10 l847.
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sTRONG,s PATENT LAMPS.

At rHE TWENTIETH ArrUsL FAIs
OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, just closed, the
O.ubscrber received the medal for the sEsT oEsIcs
or LAMPS lStrongs Patent) Messrs Cox Maiden. ane,
Stoutenburxh, Futonst dealers In solar and other
Lamps being The inspectors The Lamp has thu been
publicly and severely tested aud ts superiority proved
aud admitted. In addition this public award ny the
American Institute Sronss Patent Lamps we are per
mtted that Of the Lanps 10 constant use
fort satisfaction all who engaged In readins or
wrirz by its sh.d0wess aud bril- liant nsht; and refer 10
Hon NJ fsmads e, President n the ostitue, Gen Chand-
Ter and other for the correctne OF the aoose
,rstement1 The BroOkyn Flint Glass Company, 90 long
and tavor.bly known 10 the public, furnish the Glass
made u.s OF In the Lamps Hr l.. Mitchell and Co Who
the med the late Fair for very superior s
We ed work have contracted supply With th-ir most
beautiful style Of work The advantages Of srongs Pat
ent Lamps are
lsL Ta.se Lamps cast 90 shade
ID Ave free from snok. smell
Sd Will burn the ches OIL and give greater light
at le-s expense than sny lamp now 10 uss.
4Ib. Are brilliant than c4mphsne or spint-gS,
without the same risk Of iifs snd property
5h Are not liable 70 out Of order, easily cleaned
and warranted for one yeaf.
9Th Tn. Hand Lamp will not spill OIL with the most
careless usage - -
Pearl-st. New York
War-roofo 5O4 Broadway.
Chandeliers. Bfsck cts, Hanging Psrlof ADD hentei
Lamps 10 every variety.
Prices vary from - 50 ~ per srap. Solar and Ast
raj. alter Tor IS s5 Dealers Opii-d from 80
to 600 per dozen TermsUn der siOo, cash over, 3D. %
aud ~ days satif.ctOEy paper
No sgsats apo nted % lLneoolr
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THE ADVENTURES

OFA STROLLiNG PLAYeR Pnce 2 cts. JOS, pub
Oshedl This hlsnt romance Is fro RI the zen Of one
Of Engiaods sited writer's sud q orounced b.
The London pre-. the most fascinating snd interesting work
IN he English ansuase fall Of plot and every ch-p
ter i wrought with I'll he e is immortal anthor.
The characters drawn TO the lie and the m'rvelous
adventures Of the hero form Of the most hr ling cpl
sodes 81 lie The interest be IN the very hrst chap
aud Il Bnh.ggins 70 the close.
Ii be cent BY NAL to any part Of ths United States
f3r few cents postage
THE HEADS OF THE HEADLEsS Also in Press.
price 25 cents, with magnificent illus rations the
thrill romance ever published, entitled The Heads OF
the Hesdless.
The trade and others. will please send IN their
orders The shove work be seat my part Of the
United States 81 periodical postage. Address
II II ER ALAN Trthnra knI-dlnr. y Y
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DIR. ]. FRANCIS.

- ocnLlsr AID ACRisI,
100 BROOME-Sr. y. Y.-This 10 % certify that
fCOchd was T r four months totaly bud sud ~is
gwen up ineufabie From DR.. Ffanc-s skful treat
nent. month, shs perfectly restored 70 sight
MIS- SrAHhEY, t87 Mulb-rry.st
ave. the underrgned having witnessed astonishing
cures peri rned by DR. Francis when hope hsd fed BE-
H. We his prspastOns Of the greatest discoveries
ever ads disease of the and and highly
commend him a safe snd ssillful oculist "
Rev Andrsd-. Roman Catholic Pri-st. St Peters n
Rev ID. Dunhsr, Rev q Benedict,
Rev. ;. h Cone, ID ID. Rev. J. Peek.
Rev r Whse oek, Rev. b T Welch. ID.
Rev. Prince HAYES. Rev T Apologize.
IT. Desn-ss permanently ned Of the Ong ianding
TT Aruicis Ewes inserted without giving the OIL shtes,
psin. which cannot be distinguished from the natural
IT All communications po,tpsid
" Numerous certificates 10 be seen AZ the office rom
persons Of nigh responsibility. n2y IAT3mSstW'
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NEW CAMrErs, on CLOTH,, &C.

NEW CARPETS, Oh CLOTHS, Nc.-tne
N-abscrDcf ~oud tue attention OF MS frieu ids ana
the public generally Of all the
sly Exninsrer, Velvet Tapestry, Tapestry
Brussels Brussels Tnree-piy, Ingram, and other
description vi CzrperGE, together with great vansy Of
OH Cloth dts from feet ~ feet, many Of which
se old and well which the attention VI snoOst
oxIers aEd hotel keepers particularly reqgssteo-
A.o Dragsss Of the bss English Manufacture spsndid
patterns bright cocs, varying from 10 yards ~ide
Hearth Kuzs Tzol- Covers STAR kocs, sc. Purchasers
are Informed that arrangements with the manu- &C.
turrrs Of Europe and hs country enables the advertiser
% retail the qualities Of Csrpetng a. about the usual
wholesale prices At W. H. GOlONS N1rrooms,
fronting On o. East Broadway snd II Divisional
rs fs.Odtf
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DIED

Yesterday morning. 2sih lost HANNAH LOUISA
wife of John B Wells. aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited h
s,tend her funeral without farther invitation Tues
ooy O'Clock p NJ from her late residence OF
South Eighth snd Second sn Wiilismsburah
Yesterday after short Illness. MARY MALVlEA,
daughter Of Noah and Angelina worrs 10 the 80 year
OF her age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this afternoon, at half past O'clock
from No. % Elmst.
Al his residence In sksneateies. Onondsgs Co. on
Jhursdsy 2j'h in,, after few hours Illness JAMES
CANNlEGS FULLER. in the 5itb year Of his age
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ktscp or rHr MoHAwx-Tbe recent rains
,r.rsa the Usually nodest Mohawk TO turbu'
I'd n, hty stream. The date opposite 'his city are
80 10 q considerable extent With water. spd We
[eops'dsrsble dsmsss hs' BEN zone 20 ,ns bridges
n. y.',ro.a track vas flooded. The damage was
4 hovsyer. sufscisutly serious TO any considerable
!, N ,he ossssse Of the cars Utica Herald. 9Th.
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MAR RIEU I.

On 25lh inst. OF the Egbteenth.st NJ z. Church, by
Rev Dr. James Cove D. C. SPsULDNG 10 Mis- T.
CORNELlA daughter Of the late Rev. James Coyel Jr.
ell Of this City.
On the oath inst at Charlton. Saratoga Co ~ Y. by
Rev. Mr.. Steel. GILBERT l. HALL. Of the frm OF NJ
G. Morgan & Co. n. Y. 10 MINERVA MARVIN. dsugh-
Ter Of toe late Timothy Marvin. Of the former place.
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The first section of the Louisa VA Railroad ex
z,on distance OF 10 miles, has been put under con
net At S. 020 per mile
The citizens of Rutherford Co. Tennessee have
Inscribed for stock TO the amount OF 100000 for the
Mnville and Chattanooga Railroad.