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continuing opsn later In the this year than as In
the event Of which, the aggregate receipts after the ls Of
November this year. would without doubt excssd those
Tor the month last year The necessity Of large receipts
OF bresdstus at this and other Atlantic ports between
this and the close Of navigation pretty plainly visible
In the steadily advancing prices reported In all the prin
epa markets. and in the fact that exporting demand
to some extent is likely to be experienced before the
sumption OF navigation In the spring Indian corn is
already In demand for export and large shipments have
already been made. Twsnty-six thousand bushels
shipped from Boston in vessel for Cork and about
from this port within the past two weeks These ship
ments will increase the advances and prices
must be fAvorably influenced by the demand
The amount received for tolls all the New York State
canals during the 4th week In October wss Sl46955 81
oame period In 1916. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l35,S03 IL
i"0ieooo' Sll,l6t SO
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the COM
msnoement Of navigation to the slst Of October nelu
During the period in siS, 0os d:ysj asoscSs 50
'"oA~soo. SSao SUI ~
The amount received for tolls up to the a2d of Oeto
bsr nclu've exceed by $a42s5 ST. the entire receipts
Of 1916.
The following table shows the amount received for
tolls during the 4h week In October from the years 1910
to Sa7 incius!ve and also the aggregate amount re-
ceved from the commencement OF navigation to the
OF October inclusive, during the same years -
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BY &c ECTRIC TELE a n Apu,
Arrival OF Com. stockton-Later from the
Far West, &c.

CINCINNATI, Nov 8, PM
Commodore stockton and party with forty-six men,
arrived at St. Louis the 9th instant from California
The Commodore took passage immediately for Wash
ington Lieuts. Thompson and Gilisps, Of the Navy,
and Norris, the commodores secretary were along.
The party attacked by the Washeee Indians at
Turkey river at night and four of their horses stolen
stockton struck with
Emigrants going to California and Oregon were not
molested.
Col Mason Governor Of California says hostilities
the part of the native population was apprsnended
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II October, inclusive, during the same years =

The following table shows tho received for tolls
for each month from the Of navigation
to the slst Of October ncusve during the years ls45
1916 and ls47 -
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By reducing the wheat to hour, the quantity Of the
latter lett at tide water this year. compared with the
responding period ofast year. shows equal to
LII 2l4 barrels Of -four, and decrease excess since
statement of last week Of 4273l barrels Of -four
The receipts OF corn, thus far exceed by 4,IaI,bIo
bushels the entire receipts of 1896
The receipts Of barley up to the close Of the FIRST week
in November during the year. compared with the
corresponding period in 1896 show decrease Of 6546
bushels and from the lat Of September to the th of No
vsmber inclusive compared with the period In 1916,
a decrease Of 1886 500 bushels.
The following table shows the quantity Of of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
commencement Of navigation to the 7th November in
elusive during the years si5, (2O7 days) 1885, (206
dsysO and ls47, Q9i days. -
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clock, in the city Of Lafayette, Dr. Robert Be-
vert Easton was killed by MIR James Noe Dr. Easton
had Just come out from apothscarys shop, and
outside, discharged pistol at him. the ball from which
took fatal effect The doctor turned upon receiving the
shot when Mr Noe discharged another pistol at him,
would have proved fatal and Dr. Easton did not survive
a moment. MIR. Nee at once surrendered himself and
was committed to Jail.
Dr. Easton Is said to have been native of Demarara
His complexion and appearance clearly indicated that
ne was creole OF tropical CLINE. He q well made
man. but his head was closely shaved and he wore wig
in the place OF his natural hair The for
the act OF MIR Noe generally understood to have been
dshonorsble overures made TO his wife by the deceas
ed, who abused the confidence reposed In him as ply
sican Full evidence OF his guilt had been furnished TO
Mr.. Noe in the hand writing Of the deceased.-N O
Picoynne, Oct 3lst.
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FROM ST: JOHN The Admiral arrived last
evening, bringing st. John papers to Nov 3D.
Great excitement appea to prevail in that city on the
subject OF the increasing nus Of Irish paupersm The
ioowingte will indicate the temper of the citizens
The New BrunsWicker says The ship H.ous Capt
Driscol arrived OF this harbor yesterday, having on
board ago paIPer immigrants from Lord palmerstons
estate near Sligo who have been sent at his Lord
ships expense Since writing the above we learn that
smother vessel, the Richard Watson" sailed from
Palmerstons estate.
Upon which the 81. John Neps remarks: We advise
our authorities to make out strong bills both against
Lord Palmerston and the other worthy whe sent sbip
load over short time ago. and If they refuse to paw
have the bills presented to government. We sincerely
trust that the members Of the Assembly on their next
meeting, will do something in the way Of preventing
similar influx OF paupers upon shores next winter
They will have to do something in self defence other
wise the people Of st John will become pauper after
a while.
The Common Council had special meeting to see
what could be done In reference these arrivals The
board felt that they had other power than to place
the vessels at quarantine for forty days and to compel
the captains to give bonds that the shall be
provided for during the term of three months or the
40 passengers by the Eolus not than two had
shoes or stockings to their feet while many OF the
males were In n state shocking to decency.-Bosion
Transcript
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MIR. Editor 80. ...- .t, u. A.
3 geo -
1sli.t is: assured viii happy correct Permit
ii1 ID M %s: Ss. in II .Sar
Fourteenth sweet with h. understanding that portion
pS.sss.s should :: The
enp ION: Of members Of the and cs9s kindly
s s i sTs a M I
al for and which he has for sale %iS
S: : !. HS S M WIN
vs s eSs s s on h.ps
S9 s we doubt Iot being
Der vesfy owning lot IL the vicinity and that
Ing for family residence to ion
church Two Other geutspen ons resident Of an adj,e.n
Christians subscribed hundred dollars each and have
%sy 1s
Of the prominent and respectable families of Mssss
who owedae :uiiabsness
have chosen aud graasd the prospect opened for
Of .sod-and Il. Of that love and cha
Tity which thnfe,h evil but ..ekeh honor the GIea.
ere; With this % leave the .uss
you TiG
The PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
the Of Broadway Murray main
reputation for producing the finest specimens Of tho
Daguersoype Art All strangers and others who have not
visited this celebrated collection should by all do
they will be well repaid for their time.
II any or our readers happen Ia DO afflicted
with the blaes know OF better Of getting rid Of
them than and the exhibition OF Exh.aatng Ether
At Vauxhall Garden this evening Soc advertisement nuder
head Of amusements.
Richoiieu Diamond IPOinted Gold Pens
These the only that warranted the points
on, or any imperfection whatever discovered the
after full trial IL be returned Ii offered the pub
lac as emphacslly the best and cheapest the world
They are sold for 50 only by B. T. Wason Co, q VIII
liam, one door below Wall street, and Savage % Full
street, together with large variety gold and silver
The cheapest and best place In the city to
get your boots shoes CATERS, Jones' Ann street,
near the Museum there good boots for 81
can be purchased elsewhere for 81 Quite saving He also
sells first rate boot at 50 So which usually sold for So
Double soed water proof boots 81 IS and s. co. Jones
small profits. All goods purchased Ann street are war.
ranted TO give entire satisfaction.
Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers have paid
parcu attention this branch their business have
sorment Of pocket deak and sporting Knives the city,
with large variety of polished goods Razors ground
and Ntat q. SAUNDERS SONS,
III Broadway. few doors shove Courandt street.
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BALrrMoRr, Nov. Q, lsA7.
MARYLAND Stat, Sfoek

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2, 1917.
Maryland State Stock.
The Commissioner Of Loans Of this state gives notice
in view Of the resumption Of the regular payment In
terest that the holders Of Maryland sterling bonds
siding In this country may receive the interest due
in London, the lst OF January next on the presta
ton OF the coupons ut the Loan Once at 81 80 to the
4 sterling The money will be RENTED to London for
those who do not wish TO receive here The payments
will positively be continued quarterly hereafter
Sales OF Stock Mt Baltimore.
AT THE STocK BOARD, Nov $1,000 u. ~ g. W ioJ;
S2o0 City Ca go co. 81 900 do TO- s9k so shares Bsnk OF
Baltimore s8ss; 4, do Bait and Ohio railroad dy ON 's
United States ~ 1851 cloied 1903 asked lo2s Bad state
per cents closed at eet ssked % I'D CIV re, g"
Of 1890, closed ut % asked ssA bid Baltimore and OHIO
Railway shares AN asked, for the opening, t2k bid
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r hNp f J. Pa,
S re ;i s Su at cSs !. as S: sale. room
si s. ss ~s. Of
S
wsfs will be put up by experienced packers to
j. st2%d W Skd%S WI" ' .: ;S: :y
TO sy N. h No M
comprising mahogany sofas and chairs dvans
aIs.,pE bureaus. dining i.. ard e.:1s and wGL rbIs
Az ss s
fire SETS solar lamps branches gir.ndoles &c
d.Ss umb wines. . po a eo"''
neral that he has changed his re,denee 50 Warm
where he be found from 10 O'clock A. NJ until r. M
r. WHINE, AUCTIONEEr.-Larxes Bale Of elegant
Van Antwerp and Pins will sell above ttomonowl Thur.
ss 10
e 5 @ 81 and % aas A;s
worthy the attention Of families Hotel propreors and
N. B-The sale will commence with quantity of ordinary
a. entire e. ys qn
1 Ss at'y Catalogues
SSs ss.1n .. IN
rsatnEs by sminen Dutch Artist. will be sold by Roys
aud pleasing will be found among them, portion OF
them being neatly framed They can now be seen the
TioNNI foEfcE dhzkTTE viii b i.. m TN III.
and also the examination and Of Dr. Riley
ana sse ss e s o Of as wh and tn. SEN
ten eng, and execution OF Sn5Iang
per HUNDRED. Mo It.me :
CTRiKEK's WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -str,Ier'.
- Solution HAIR, which change grey to its
original color in afsw momspu Th. Dye different from
% " !" call aiis on
Or ws
qussed their hair before paying money
Of beng ySn s'h ss
s;'si
AHTI2S To RuRcMAsaRs, o. n y X
1uown brands of Havana ssssn LA Nusya EmPrsa" beg
: a%f and d
S.y !. y; Il: Z SsEsEsis IL
ENYE AND EAR-Dr POWELL attends eIelu,iyely to
D Is Q. de Eye and ~ from 20 o'clock his
0% De- @ disease: and ,h.
prs: s % eeais cam e had
Eys Of sa sss' az Sie
Eye Eountaln JET or po9ehf Bath for epE
from the American Institute. Mo Itch
IYkEME DE- PALMA CHRIsTI-tCastor, OIL Creamy
u Pour Fortcr la Cheyeur ct eur bonner mp
parenes soyeuse peparee ia, Barker, Penuquier Golf
ieur Broadway $40, en- face 10 Carlton House.
10 preparing the Palma Christi. by peculiar aud highly che
three constant
mn rnt,op and the offensive SMELL which its
isbe Is entirely distracted from the astor
OIL whilst Dutrtious qualities pure;
an occasional Of this artice prevents the formation o
dnndufpromotes the growth OF the hair gives cinausb
sppeance and makes uIuranty soft To be ob,ined only
ers Ladies Hair Dressing Rooms 3o
Broadway, opposite the Carlton House. Mo Ter
SELF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who are fond Of reading
o. night after retiring TO bed fully appreciate the
Of this most ingenious little instrument Which mme diatey
extnguhes the candle when the reader falls asleep thus
venting the possibility Of an by i've Just received
poste the Broadway Theatre.
Also Just received few 0enufne Naples Shaving
Soap direct from the manufacturers Naples superior
article for shaving. Mo it.r
TO BUTCHERS, OROCEks, AND O1HEis-ksI
u Hoad Marhet-The depot Of the Harlem Railroad
Fourth Avenue 16h and 9Th will be open w.
arrival Of the freight trair M and asr the
Of November for the sale Of all kinds Of Stock Poultry and
Country Produce generally, from Westcheser Puss aud
Dus theas counties
Dealers and others requested attend and give surpo
TO this NEST important convenience to the OF the
city, nJWsr
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Legislative Proceedings.

Legislative Proceedings.
ALBANY, Nov o, ls47
SENATE.
quorum being In attendance all proceedings on call
suspended.
The County Clerks fee bill passed In Committee Of
the Whole, and was ordered to a third reading.
The bill relative to fees of Registers, Surrogate and
Clerks Of certain courts, In New York. passed In COM
mittee, and orderedto third reading Adjourned.
AssEMBLr
The proceedings. the call Of the House. occupied
Its attention till 10 O'Clock.
Mr. SMALL had leave to bring In bill to provide for
the removal Of the remains Of the officers and privates
from this State, who have fallen In Mexico
The bill to punish seduction and adultery, with
amendments ordered to third reading, and is
up on Its final passage.
bill was introduced petition Of Isaac Adriance
Of New York. relative to his property
Harlem and; sales by virtue Of such assessments Re-
ferred to Committee of the Whole.
The bill relative to adjournment of In Assistant
Justices Courts New York was passed.
The bill to authorize the Williamsburg Fire Insurance
Company to I'LL up stock passed.
Holmes and Chapman, wings, and Myers, democrat,
are elected to Assemblyin st Lawrence county
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Dr. IL. Dodds, will deliver a lecture OF tho
life character and battles IF General Taylor Tuesday and
Wsdne sday evenings next, at the Society Library.
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to, know that Union Hill Farm Mt Fodham considered
vain ,ble To Of business IN
Of country residence the mme diate vicinity Of
the city will be offered for sale th day, at IL O'clock at the
Merchan Exchange in whole or in lots to SUIT puchases
by Messrs. Dumont Hosack, auctioneeu.
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TO which may be added about 5000 paid account
OF interest and expenses Of bank The opinion Is that
the estimated deficiency after exhaustng the available
assets OF the bank, will be more than 100000
LHoIsLArURE.-Ths Legislature of Georgia assembled
at Mnledgeve on the LIST inst. In the Senate, Andrew
Miller was elected Speaker, by vote Of IS to 30 for
Mr. Dunhsgan, and one scattering; land VIM ii. Craw-
ford, Clerk, by vote of ~ to 20 for Joshua Ill., and
three scattering In the House. Charles J. Jenkins
elected Speaker by vote Of 50 to so for Mr. Jackson
and nine scattering; and +. A. Owen, Clerk by large
msjority All the officers elect are wings.
The official return Of the vote for Governor stands thus
y. w. Towns received ............. .432 go
~ H. Chhcn Al 9Sl
Majority for Towns aaa
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Affairs In Tennessee .

The Tennessee Legislature met Saturday week
Inc two houses OF the General Assembly were engaged
several hours in voting for United States Senator but
as they could not their on any
one lin particular, no election could be- made.
s.On the first ballot the vote stood W. b. Reese II
John Nethsrand Ia Robertson Topp III scattering 67
and on the last ballot, the vote Reese To- Neither
land l6; Topp 10; scattering 40.
Gen X Zollicoffer whig has been re- elected State
CoUptroller " ~
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Ma ssachusetts Election.


There 81 towns not yet heard from Briggs Is pro-
badly elected by small majority
Whig. Dem, .aborn
nnoua.o.s .Iee.so. " more none
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Of dealers is invited this article being made of the best
erias city manufacture and under the
supervision They in all cases. rendered to
the most perfect satisfaction. For sale ut
q. SAUNDERS SONS. lit Broadway
opposite Howard Hotel
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The Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100
Broadway continues keeps heretofore the extensive
.aorme.t Of over shoes closk. COAT: poaehos bunting
every in want Of Rubber good,
will find object call 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity
church. ~
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CASINO, Broadway.-A company OF vocalists,
under The direction or Mr. A. Philips who presidos at the
piano give solos, Duets, gees &c., every evening. Adms
sion Tree.
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MelOtieon.-The Sable Brothers, now play
ing this saloon. drawing numbers hear their negro
minatrelsy e''
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Pinteux.-Anothcr troupe or Ethiopian Ser
enadefs engaged At this place Of Admission
ffse 'N''
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BosroS, Nov. 0.-Flour-The market continued
without change, and salss OF 1000 bbs made In
Guiding Genesse, Oswego, and some other brands at
So rs q SO SIN. Wheat-No sales were reported.
CornSses Of 5000 bush made consisting Of west
ern mixed at 81 and yellow at IS cts. Oats-Saes Of
about 5000 bushels made at 81 cts. RyeThe mar
ket continued rm and sales Of 1000 bushels were made
at i16 cts. Nothing new In provisions. No change in
freights
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers have paid
particular attention this branch of business and have
hand at present the most beautiful and well .slsed
with large variety Of polished steel goods Razors ground
and set q. SAUNDERS SONS,
III Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt street.
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,est and best place In the CITY to

get boots shoes. CATERS Jones' Ann street,
near the Museum You there good boots for 81
can be Purchased ELSEWHERE. for g. Quite saving He also
Double :oled water proof boots at g and s. 90 Jones
small profits AL goods purchased at Ann
ranted TO give entire satisfaction.
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Richeiieu Diamond II,ointed sold P.ns.-

These are only pens that are the points come
Of or any mperfscton whatever discovered the
after full trial be returned Ii is offered pub
s as emphaticsly the best and cheapest the world
They are sold for 50 only by b. h. Watson Co.. ~ Will
ton street, together with large variety gold and silver pen
and pencil cases at the lowest prices Gold repaired
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Ill PAINTINGS REsTOKED.--H. JOUFFRUY
" would inform his fends and amateurs OF Gne ge
neral that he has changed his residence to 50 Warm street.
where he be found from 10 O'clock A. NJ until r. NJ
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ALBANY, Nov. Q, r. M.-Flour-The market continued
dull, and quote Western brands At So l2H Wheat
The market steady and sales Of 1000 bushels were
made, consisting Of Gsnssee at l4Oc. Barley Sales of
No sales Of were reported Whiskey was steady
ut 400. Provisons-No change Receipts BY canal dur
Ing the !! preceding twenty four hours we're fol-
lowsFour 600 barrels; barley, 800 bushels; oats
1000 do. Frsights-No change
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II any or our readers happen Ia bo afflicted
With the biaes we know of better way Of getting rid Of
Vauxha Garden this evening Soc advertisement nuder
head Of amusements.
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". BROWN. MISREPRESENTATION and House. fur
u nishing Goods.-J, W. BROWN will sell, this day,
Wednesday, Nov 10TH at lok o'clock at No Q Broadway
advances and charges large stock Of superior
rocking and sewing chairs book marble and other
bureaus dining .ard and work tables
bedstead hair mattresses &C. Also rich plated table
caors forks elegant painted
Also invoice of glass ware, comprising fruit bowls
preserve dishes tumbler. wines salts &c. Bale positive
milf ire
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Markets.

CINCINNATI, Nov. o, P. M.-Flour-The market exhbi-
ted no change Sales Of 900 barrels made at 81
% 81 so. Whest-No sales reported-msrket
tinued steady Corn was inactive Rye-salss of 900
bushels common at Sc cents Provisions-Ssles Of 800
barrels mess pork made at $40 so $Il. Hogs
Sales Of 500 head were made at 81 81 25. Whiskey
quiet ut IL l5z cents The river rather stand
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JACOB 3. PLATT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHINA
y GLASS, AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8. Plat
will sell on Thuday at 10 o'clock in the large sales
catalogue, complete aud general Of flown blue
light and dark blue printed white granite dpt edged and
Also glass ware viz: tumblsIs lamps sastors &c
Also, Japannea tea trays bread baskets Also variety Of
ancy articles suitable for couhtry well dealers
NB.-The will be put up by experienced packers to
"a TO any part of the country. MO lts re
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PITrsBURG, Nov 9-Flour-The market exhibited no
change. 1t was firm at 81 561a Wheat-sales to small
extent were making at 90 cts. Corn-ssles Of 1000
bushels were made Of mixed (old) at $50 Groceries
were steady and sales of moasses making at $50
for New Orleans. The river is little nush and
We report feet inches In the channel The middle
class Of boats continue to run freely.
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the upper Of Broadway Murray street,
sns It's reputation for producing the fines, specimens Of Mo
Daguersotype Art AL and others who have not
visited this celebrated collection should by all do
lhey will be well repaid for their time
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-08-19
Ancient Geography

The following extract is translated from a
Persian work, entitled Jamant iowarikh, by
Rashid-ad. did, CA. d. l3l4)--" Ireland (lrlapda)
is an island in the midst OF The ocean. From
the excellence of its SOIL poisonous reptiles and
rats are not produced upon it. The people are
long lived, red haired, tall, srong and brave
There is fountain Of water there INTO which,
if piece of wood is thrown, in The course of
one week its surface becomes stone. The lar-
ger island is called England (Iugle'trta) IN
il i, mountain which has numerous mines ,f
gold, silver, copper, lead aud iron. Fruit-irees
are abundant. Amongst the wonders of that
land is a Tree which produces birds.~ lis thus:
at the time of blossom a sort of bag appear, up
on the tree; within this the blId Is attached by
its beak. When the fruit is ripe, the bird makes
a hole with its beak and comes out. They keep
il two years, by which time gfowsaos.he size
of goose or duck. lis the COMMON smea of
the people of lha, country. In both these isl
ands there are sheep, from he wool Of which
they make cyprus and scarlet c'oihs. The King
of both these islands is called Scotland"