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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BArrrNoRr Nov. 3soCO United States 6s Of 1863 IOaH
1000 do do, 1914 90 do. do, l9a loco DO do 1917
Baltimore Gs. 1850 81 al llCn do Gs 1870 96%.
pm hInrnA, Nov First Boord-sspo s. Ma SIS, 6s
t6wn q: eco 25% 100 Fcadins b5 1914 lONorrsown
$40 Gs67 esp l0al $50 ,o; 2ool u SOS 81
3 Il Kentucly 81, p So Nor AM Bank, llSIs; Comm
nh 81 "a 0sse II 70Girard s6wn l0 zoo W.im.6
7OIb O. Scrip. ~ lO0 Ciard 90 Residing. i6S; 100
State Be- Il " BIO Nav Gs 6s, IS 25i; 300
NJ 40o kescins t's Tvs. MI %o r. CT Scrip SIN 500
$500 State SIS 1881; so do. 1885, 800 US SIS 20 los 200
cree Del Canal os g. 1900 Reading RR t IS; 2O do
@i 4Penp. Bank 2t6.
Bosror Novtu Der 3-Brokers' BoordS 900 Resding Rail
read BoIds 1853 SIS shares Boston snd Worcester Railroad
~ Nj do River Railroad 81 rs kesdLg Railroad
l fi'chturs Railroad no. do iu Boston and Maue
Central Railroad Has 80 East Boston lompsny, hoo ls
Second PoordSlo0 Reading Bonds 5% hares Fitchburs
Rart nd, 40. 10 do. Verm ont Cen trail Railroad, Ux
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. I4N.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4, 1919
Whoiesaie Pocket Prekrug--A Vetsra. Orator
Wing and Democratic SpeclsLat ioms--Mecy.a mics
Fan, &c.
one OF the most succe ssful attempts at picking
pockets. came of in Baltimore, yesterday, and up
10 the present moment, no clue has been obtained
as 10 'he rogues Ii appears that Mr.. Rody, from
virginia, having Just left Lee 81 Johnson,s Bank.
win pocket book containing nearly $1,000, had
not proceeded one hundred yards before he missed
his pocket book, and turning, seized young man
who was Immediately behind him, and charging
hum with the theft, dragged HIM into a store. Al
the time the young man was seized, he was lust in
the act OF stopping Mr.. Rody to tell him that two
men had just picked his pocket and gone into the
store above. On enquriug IN the store, il was as
certained that two men had come in, but imme-
dately left, the time lost by Mr. Rody, his pre-
full time Tor an escape, which they availed them
selves OF.
George Washington Parke Custls, OF Arlington,
va, delivered most powerful speech In favor OF
General Taylor, last night, at a whg meeting
Edgar Snowdrn, Esq OF the Alexandria Gaxstfe,
also addressed the meeting.
The wings in this city are certainly getting ON
the high horse, and it they should slip, terrible
VIII be the tall, They are so confident Of the
election OF General Taylor that they take up every
'hipg that is offered, let the odds be what they
may. The letter OF David Wllmot has given
mem an assurance of carrying Pennsylvania. I
heard man, Yesterday, bantering $500 that Tay-
ior's majority IN the city and county of Phlla-
delphla would not be less than 10000.
Inc democratic committee OF canvassers assert
that General Casss majority, In this CITY. cannot
fall short OF 800, and may reach 1000. II this
should turn out correct, 1t will be close run in
the State. The wings, however, calculate on re-
ducing their majority TO 800 in the city.
Our Mechanics Fair Is progressing finely and
is crowded with visitors
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Sporting Intelligence.

UrIor CouRsE,L 1.-The sport announced for to-
morrow is decidedly attractive in its nature, oompri-
ring no less than three matches of them being
an engagement to trot eighteen miles within the hour
In harness The other two also interesting and.
on the whole, capital days sport is looked for.
JACK RossrrER AND LADY SurroS.-Another match
70 contemplated between these famous animals. Jack
now in train, prepa atory to the occasion; and his
rends entertain hope Of result different from that
of the former trial.
The MATCH FOR $2,000.-The great match between
Grey Esgle and Zachary Taylor comes Off on Tuesday,
over the Hunting Park Course, Philadelphia.
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Ciens-Tbe friends of Corne us Anderson. the present
city al with to every class of population
securing lis o for Se he ns
prompted the conviction that puIty Of chasaeter faithful
long and Jealous devotion to the public interests and and
popular favor appeal be in vain For nearly
nineteen years Mr. been active
he grades S Si
s s sis hs s s,
credit to and the entire confidence Of those
he has receipt :%. salary the
ns s Ss. S time thu +.
expoes snd the to which has been sub
dollars per anum during Whole time And whom we take
n II y a s@
cannot for that he has accumulated
the which he for in
q thu
Of the city, But it not only for bis devotion remen
him valuable and efficient oeer and worthy Of the suffrage Of
to elevate the character Department which is his pride and
Discharge OF the public s sSa III
the records Of the Comptroller will aoundsnty testify
apperADing his official ample
we & ws
intellect and purity Of heart which for
s 5 The 8. h ns ys liz, sss viii
iahy and sooOunst fGI for must be held in
office to be paid into the City Treasury and the salaries
larry paid herm We ask support for him the
that he has been nominated by Of tho political
ties of cyor in the exercise Of und discretion they
have only responded the popular sentiment Ia presenting him
candidate for Your suffrage because oil who acquainted
with him know full well that although firm and decided in his
the attention Of others permits them interfere dis
trb III harmony Of his social relations Under these views We
pledge him support and invite fellow citizens dis
card all their party feeling in reference office which
Psesl question: day. securing
election being confident the belief that he is honest capable
and dervpe elected will perform the duties Of the office
Of Register Of the city and county Of New York to the saac
ton Of the people and the promotion of his popularity and
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Markets..

BUFFALO, Nov. 4, 1s4S.
Receipts during the past "a hours-Four $4,000
bbls Wheat 5000 bushs Corn 900 bushs. Sales
of 1000 bbls Flour were made s437h 4 500. Wheat
sales of 5000 bushels were made Ohio) at 00c Corn
sales of 10000 bushs were made, western As 46
at 2Cc for Wheat, and at 17c. for Corn.
ALBANY, Nov. 4, 1848.
Receipts by canal within the past "a hours-Flour,
II 700 bills Wheat, Fl 900 bushs Corn Is 200 bushs
Barley, II 500 bushs Flour remained about the same
with small sales; Wheat sales Of $500 bushs Genesee
at l22c 1886. Corn sales Of 400 bushs were made
at 65c (mixed.) Barley sales of 7 800 bushs were
made at 62K q CSC No change in other articles
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Quit ages In Pittsburgh.

PirrsBURoH, Nov. 4, 184S.
gang Of men, or rowdles, named Hyenas, yester.
day shot at a man In his carriage and missed him.
The pistol exploded in the rufian's hand which was
shattered to pieces. The party afterwards went into
public school and IL the children into the street.
stripped the female teachers, and satated their bruta
appetites.
Another gang entered Howes' CIRCUS, stripped tho
clown amidst, rather in presence, of the audience
and broke up the performance
The Iron City Hotel was entered and all the board
ers robbed. The thief escaped detection, and Is I'M
known.
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CO n N ERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Nov. 10 p. NJ.
The stock market has not been much affected by the
European news. There a slight improvement in
some of the fancies, but It does not amount to any
thing neither isit indicative Of any favorable change
in financial matters. At the first board, to-day, Uni
ted States skies, 1868 advanced per cent; Farmers
Loan, a; Erie Railroad, u; Canton Company, "; Nor
wich and Worcester, u; Reading Railroad, ". All
others closed at prices current yesterday.
At the second board there was no change In prices
worth reporting and the sales to very limited
extent
The amount Of spscie shipped from this port for the
past week, and since the LIST OF January last s
annexed
SHIPMENTS OF SrKciE PROM THE PoRr OF New YORK
Ship yorktown, London. British silver. $4,000
Do do. Mexican silver. :. 4p,283
Do do. French gold. $40. $40
Shipments, October 81 to Nov. g.. s1oso.t
shipments from January to Oct. IT,. 9935,771
Total for 1913. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40, 043s 15
The Importation Of specie into this port this year,
Independent of that brought by emigrants, amounts
to about two millions of dollars, showing balance
against rs of about eight millions of dollars This Is
only onethrd Of tho aggregate importation for 1s47.
The receipts at the Philadephis office of the Column
bia railway, from November go 1s47 to October 81,
1S48, were as annexed -
Amount ss rrlas report 1896 52 izss67 10 27oy4 II
DO moh ends Oct 81. IS @s'l II 1900 os 1892 81
Whole .N q sT 1s,, since kov'n- ,nuss usu mms
Sane time last yesr..... 3iO7oa rs
Decrease. ............ s.as@
This iss Part Of the main line Of the public works Of
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Letter from Hon. Judge MLean.
Bosror, Nov. 4, 1sfs.
A letter has been received here from Jude M,Lesn
Of Ohio and published In the 1rsvslier He gives
indication to his VOTE but rays that his situation
prevents him from making any active Efforts giving
expression Of his opinion in regard to the Presi
dency Of the United States.
He rays that he is opposed to the extension of
slavery and wishes he could believe that all who
press the same opinion, sincere. He says, our
Government can only be preserved by rousing the
moral energies Of the people the great subject Of
reform and adds that there is reform to be hoped
for under the lead of political prize fighters
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TWO ExnlBlYloNs-oKAND COMBINATION OF IAN

and
scpturaI aintng BY Mr. Baker of London each
about UU eot of whole
the most beautiful and Interesting exhibited In
America The aon, Fa Of Man. Judgment the Amay
pge The Delugo Code Covenant With Noah Destruction
Seventh Plague Destruction Of Pharaohs Host Moses rcakns
the abe Fall Of the Walls OF Jho Joshus the
Sun Stand STILL exhibiting every urht this week
and Wednesday and Saturday commencing
Baths HANINGTONS entirely new Grand scrptursi bio
Of the most mnsnfcent SPECTACLE WITNESSED In New
York-Creaon Of the World and the Deugc assisted by
full Instrumental aooompanimonts Six Days Of
Scenery and the First Day The Frman,en
Sum Moon and Stars FOURTH Day. Creation Of Fowl
Fifth Day Creation Of Animals Sixth Day Garden Of Eden
Adam Eve With the completion the abors Of the roa
on the first the exhibition coacs Part2Grand Dor
the Deluge Tickets Is children half proe Door
open at7-ourtnin rises at TX o'clock
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Affairs In Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, November 4, 1S48
The news by the steamer Hiberna has had little or
no effect our markets. The prices of breadstuffs
remain un changed
Preparations the Presidential election have taken
the place of all other business.
1t is raining, and there is prospect Of a regu.
lar storm
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Ono RIVER, Nov. 1916

Ono RIVER, Nov. 1913.
Campoig~ OF lsis- Second Expeditions into Ohio
General Rev,eV of the Hed-Dtv,s,o~ of the
CDcss, in the epcmt of 7aytsr's election.
For the first time, in our travels Of this summer
and fall, we are impressed with the idea tina, Gen.
aylor stands within stones cast OF the Presi-
Dental chair. We have never before counted
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Most Daring and Brutal Outrage.

PHILADELFHIAI NOV 4, 1873.
During the democratic torch-light procession lat
evening, q lad named Albert, son Of Nathan Coleman
of Spring Garden drsadfully beaten with clubs
that he died shortly after 1t supposed to have
been don by persons who afterwards seen
to step into the ranhs, and huzzs fos the k'ersn
man named Samuel Maple was also shot In the leg
and another named q. w. Roberts, severely wounded
IN ha haa
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Arrest for Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4, 1913.
Mayor Swift has issued bis warrant for the appre
henson of Hauser Agen, democratic constable of the
third ward, Southwark, charged with the murder of
the lad Alfred Coleman, by striking him ON the head
last night with club, during the torch-ght process.
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WILL, N s. BENNhTT, CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICER
NI ia requested 10 call at No. rs CourtAndt street

H,As IIxTUkEs.-J. Sr0UvENEL& CO. No. 7J BROAD
" way splendid tmeht OF the richest Gas Fixtures
Of entirely patterns and warranted In every respect
hest and cheapest in this city Also China plain and
Gsss cut plain and moulded Of
every dercrp Of their manufacture Solar Lamps Oh
iandoes a andeers Brackets Csndeabras cics
kinds Of goods loaned foe parties No. Broadway
& i In; Factory. No. ~ Gold street N. Y.
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The weekly receipts continue large, and the aggrs.
gate rapidly incrsasing There Is very little danger
Of high prices ruling for anthracite coal this winter
the supply is already equal to the consumption for
the season.
The amount of money In the different repositories
Of the the credit of the Secretary Of the
Treasury subject to his dafts, Monday the 23d Of
October. was ss annexed
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and the comparison this year
bears to that OF last IL highly favorable IL must BE-
borne In mind that the for the public works
Of most States has thus far been much less this
than last in consequences of the reduced demand for
breadstufs and the limited comparative movement.
The quantity OF coal transported to Tide Water
from the anthracite GOAL regions Of for
the week ending the I'd inst and fer the season.
as annexed
ANTHRACITE Coal TRADE
Week ending Nov. I'd. Previously Tfai
Phls and Reading R K, TONS. S71 Los2ioi LOT $50
Sohuylkn Canal Co. 49," u,soO St423 y36N3
L.hsh Canal Co. ......." 80. B.6O3 b99i76 6l7.679
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The Cheapest and Best Place In the City
70 get good Boots Shoes and Caters at JoNEss Ann
street. the American Museum First quality Of French
Calf Dress Boots 81 3d. second do So ST. Congress Boots,
from So 81 to 81; French Patent Leather Boots, ST.
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NV lLSONS ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF
w Soouapd-0n Monday evening" the 9th Of November at
O'clock A. the institute broadway Mr. Wilson will.
The Boae Rows, My Hearts IL the Bglnds Come DER tho
SreaH Charlie The Skyaik Wood and and az Aud
Cray Pihroch of Dor aid Dbu Morsou ast
Draw Wooer: way Wsly Jock Hazedean Come under
Plaid Hail to the Chief ToAes-nfy cents Book hS
sorgs-12k cents.
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Az ono PERSONS AND 1900 SUNDAY SCHOOL
I'M, OOO scholars have visited Haningtons SHARED Diors
the Creation and Deluge To great rush
of schools and families there will be exhibition every
o'clock evening until further notice The even.
Walker street.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE Mr.. IL. REICH CEASES TO
~ be the Agent for the Germana Musical Society For tho
fociety. CARL LEN3CHOW. Leader.
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GRAND DIORAMA-BOMBARDMENTO OF VERA CRUZ
" 5S Broadway-Scenes in the Gulf Burning the A. b.
Creole Shpwreck Of the Somers Arrival Of TIE Fleet
and Ships seamng and sailing along Real Cannon
fixed by moving figures Grand BombadG by night
Splendid Fyroecnio effects and bursting of Shells Every Figure
Sbp a. moving An Overture every evening Tickets
80 Children half price Family and tickets ap
plcston at the Hail. Open at Commences at Wednesday
Catu rdaya M
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c,TRIC1URE or THE URETHRA-ITs ORIGIN. sYNP-
- cure-nydroce ysrcocee sc are particularly
SEXUAL system aok nowsdgsd originality and la
eenuy under trying surgical stances stamp this work
MIN Medical and Surgical Jour
Iishth sditoni zs ysss:; prcs q! .ro,~ ~n,-.
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q Z REwARD.-LOsT. ON THE THIRD INSTANT, IN
YO Broadway between Canal and Prince streets silk Net
Purse tanning eighteen twenty dollars Whoever will
laid and at No. II Bridge street, Of
whitehall, hall receive The above reward.
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Deduct suspense account and transfer,

Transfers ordered.
From Assistant Treasurer, st. Louis. $736 SO
The amount on deposit, in this city, has been
duced to less than nine hundred thousand dollars.
During the past week. drafts amounting to 81 25e93e
10 have beer paid while the receipts only 1913
TAT TO- showing decrease for the week. $977 1888 40.
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DRoApwAY THEArRs-E. A. NaRsHALL. PRopRIa

;,:S,as nsy S :; ,';d =; play q
Col Drmas W. vsehs Besusan Mr. Fro serchs; Mon.
Sssp:ss NJ Nh G r., sSss S,.
tie comedy II THE BOLD DRA0OoNs-ieon S,berssh. Mr.
wsss Nv ssss a
Iherwood Dres. ,rc and p.raus,s rs oens Family Circle
ssiooi ''" '''" '''' ''''
RuRTOks THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-MoNDAY
LONELY HN soSM bossy s s Ne s
Mr. Jorian Mjor Joe sasstok Mr. Brougham; Mr. Toots Me-
f bsSs:y NJ ia. @ slack sS
ssSs me BSa si ssse M 9g
dom Mrs r,rssr Mr.vcsnS.' Css,,i.s W. Krir
Circle OF sseend Tier s Doom. opsS ssas Family
tain to riss att o'clock.
MIrCBELLy OLYMPIC THEATRE MoNDAY EVENING
fs%%fsis ", s,:
s'i GE4
dra@a sSsS San 10 Be
s S1sHs With as nr r
MauowfAt. Mr. Holandi PhTte Mayduks Miss Nickinson.
~ John TIyS. and Corporal Thompson, hanases-Monday
Tuesday and weinesday Nov g. Z and Mseirand the -
hs other yanltss Of the T,oup in hi. ma.shess
f as f ss N Ds ssH act
Nusic' Clown his dog Buffer have also engage
1ss' "SS ras'aI ss;%s.i si
Indian Bunter; Clown, Mr. Gossn. NoxeB chi
under TO- to boxes. rs cen Is; upp boxes Is cents
SAkDs. iLNT, AND co.'s HIPPoFEREAN ARENA AND
~ Circus largest and most expensive establishment
kind existing will Monday Oct Soh under
pavilion erected for the purpose and capable of comfortably
Communicating upwards Of o people, on Eighth near
was last this city the popeors have added
prominent among which stand the celebrated Performing Flo
plants Romeo and Jenny Lind from the Drury lane
London and National Paris which have been purchased and
imported Mt immense and introduced their
wonderful at esch eHbton the troupe of
Other attractions Of sterling nature The stud Of Performing
Horses and Ponies unequaled and unapprcachabe COM
psing among Others the magnificent dancing horses May Fly
Dan on and pyhas the aghtng ponies Deaf BURKE and Tom
Of Performer selected with great from every quarter
Of the globe includes their varods departments many the
most living and The naos mentioned below win
establishment Mr. Richard Sands ard HE children Maurice
Walter A{mar the juvenile equestrian Mr. W. Stout, the
scene rider Mr. kusgss the unSurpassed performer tho
The hpmo Of tho popular clowns Portland
mehts nas'sy Of the arena CAPT A. DeGamp; equestrian
Mr. W Fatoy Admttance % cents; half price After.
fomsnces commence at ~ ard6A.
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NIEXICO ILLUSTRATE ID. IN A SERIES OF OSTTRUTH-
WI fully magnihcep and elaborate Moving Views
executed the immediate direction of Mr. r. GRAIN
giving view OF the iatts and picturesque represen
taon the and romantic the line
pursued by the Army under the
sco from Vera Cruz to the City Mexico exbns every
evening the aern If Wednesday
Sttppan Hail. Of Broadway and Walker
open O'clock The picture will moving at ~.
admssonSinge tickets 80 children
Tickets gentleman and two ladies. ST. Family Ticket
admitting To Reserved secured
Office from till H. and from till T. Liberal made
with schools
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nR Cu0Pkk, hDUAkESrkEET, BETWEEN CHArHAe
and lillian strces has for the last fourteen enoyed
host estepnye praece IN private diseases He can cure me
this disease and mild cured In I'VE
70 Eve dys Cooper cure the soI, form
structures In from TO two wceka Constitutional debi
brought by secret habit INDUCED In by young men ina
when freely INDUCED in beges Dyspepsia weakness o. tns
sion TO society warranted In every oass OF DO enare
No mercury used
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OPfRA NOTICE. THE SEASON FOR SPLENDID OPERA
hirtsias returned Mrs Beman keeps constantly hand
and manufactures TO order superb ARTICLE latest STYLE
Iefect a. at prices varying from 81 81 to S W shirt store
129 Nassau street.
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ID ARNuM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P T. BARNrM. PRO

ID Irietor; Hitchcock Manager Splendid performances
every afternoon and evening o'clock Major Ltte6n
ger the smallest human being earth either walk or
Great Western the Yankee Comedian The Sable
Brothers, superb and talented band Negro Singers Dan
&C. Pete Morris Comic singer The Highland Mammoth
Enormous Boa Constructor Living Outang FAIRY
Family Infant vestis Wax Scripture satuary Madam Rock
we'll the famous Fortune Teller privately Consulted AZ
charge Of rs cents Admission the whole
Museum. Performances Little Fingers &C. rs cents ohdren
under ten Of and old enough to wah alone M
Reserved front shilling each extra
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1000 Over Coats, Rich Lining, = to 10
dollars 200 Cloas 81 $2 dress and frock Coats French
cloth aud trimmings 81 to $l2 Pants fancy cassmere 81 to
So Vests 80 cents $3-thse all unrcdeemed pcdgo
fresh from auction great bganB So Suit Store Mas
and Beekman streets.
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100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAGNIFICENTSACRED
lOO Dionua the Creation and lug
nightly with admrng delighted audiences for 100 nights
They Of the magnificent and splendid spectacs
witness New York. Admittance cornor of Broad
way Walker street.
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES TREASURER
Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Mass $3749l5 81
Assistant Treasurer, New York, N. w.. 855 $50 AZ
Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pa. 288 OILS 43
Treasury Of u. s., Washington, d c.. 56.02I 81
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, S. Co.. 55475 a
Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans La. 479 1888 So
Assist ant Treasurer st. Louis, Mo-. 390,529 IA
Depository at Buffalo, N. Y........... 2097 SO
Depository at Baltimore, Md. lis 02O 81
Depository at Richmond, Va. ........ 4245 70
Depositary at wilmington, NJ C.. 62i ID
Depository atSavannah, Ca. 1377 SIS
Depository at Mobile, Ala. 346 %
Depository at Nashville, Tenn. ....... 1879 96
Depository at Cincinnati, Ohio. ....... 1A928 IT
Depository at Pittsburg, Pa. 63 IT
Depository at Norfolk, Va. .......... IS OIL 90
Depository at Little Rock, Ark. ....... $40 90
Depository at Jacksonville Indiana. 26 800 90
Depository at Chicago Ill ............ l2067 20
Deposits airy at Detroit Mich. 10 $50 80
Suspense account. $2018 ii
Mint of the u. s, Philadelphia, Pa. -. 47e1l5 30
Branch Mint of the U. S., Charlotte, N 80 900 90
Branch Mint of the u s., Dahlouega, Ga. 26,850 90
Branch Mint Of the U. s., N. Orleans La. 79,42l p6
$3,335,645 SO
Deduct suspense account and transfer, 1854 81
,.,.[.a fxa.uI
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DOHEaY THEATRF.-ON MONDAY EVENING NOV d
ID will BE- performed the Play entitled TIVE TRIES ALL
Mr. Lesson Mr. Scott Laura Miss g. Weyms. After
which the new drama called Mr. HALL
Milford Ma Ttop Betty Bright Mrs Sutherland After which
will appear the New Orleans srenaders in their Negro usr
10 be lowsd by the ballet advertisement styu La
ellie To conclude with the second Of Negro
the New Orleans Sfrensders Doors at 6%pformsnc
att precscy BoxeA - cent PIT and Gallery
ran