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MARKETS EI.SEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
BosToH, June a.-Erokors' Bo1rd-100 shares Reading
Railroad, l7s 90 do Eat oston Coz Ia 20 Boston and
royidenee abroad, si do Boston and Worcester Rail-
Iosd lO; - do do 10 do hsslre Railroad, 69 do
Eastern Railroad n. H. o5 do Fitehhurg Railroad
u do 4; 10 de- Northern i ilroad 7; do do n a:
10 30 do. 3D. -, IL do do, No - do VI Central Railroad
49, 4a do do fSl: 10 do VT and Mass Railroad $50 42i III
60 DO "a do Bo'tGn and Maine kalroad lo29s 3 do do,
lha1s: do hdgeanrth Co.. Ga 80 do d., -6 do Merr
ianuf Co.. 1850; 10 do Norfolk County Railroad 2 Il
do Western karoad, div off, i0 so dividends Cheshire
Railroad, -
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Fron YucATAN.-By the arrival here Yesterday
of the schooner Scorpion, Capt. Boyan, from Sisal
oath st we received the Bolstin Official Of Merida
of the 18th ult II contains nothing Of Importance
cert the official account of the operations OF ths
pedition against Bacsar which are already known TO
our readers by the news published some days ago
from Bslize Honduras. We sorry to observe that
Capt Beresfort. American effcer serving with the
Apoatecoes Killed in of the conflicts with the
indians previously 10 the surrender Of Becalar, which
took place on the 1lih ult-N. Picdyune. June 2
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On Friday morning. Sth instant by the Rev Mr.
Turner, THOMAS ), HAYwARp, to Miss MAReARErrA
NEvINs. both OF this city
On Sunday evening 10th instant by the Rev John.G
Smith Mir RicuAhp SRInAlonE To Miss MARY ElIxAnrru
JARVIS both Of this city.
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sebr Warren. Grcfam. Portland. 3days.
Sclr Vim RUSSELL Godfrey, bridgeport.
Sclr Oregon, kucrh. sneo.
Schr Albany Pactet, Hevett, Tbomaston.
sebr Lerreett, Sleeper Thomaston.
Esbr bsmbra Bullock. Thonaston.
schr Challenge Foster Thomnstcn.
Sclr Sea Lion. Brown. Thomaston.
Schr Friends, Strout hlihridge, days.
sehr Catherine Wilcox, Nickerson Boston.
Scir Falcon Cole, Aaehia' days.
scLr Velocity. MONTGOMERY, Eastport, Il dayy,
Schr EliYabeih, Howos, Provi.eeto an.
Sohr BelloSa. Crowel Provincetown.
Scfr Kmuluus, Hoves Provineetown.
scfr Crusade. pease, Edgertown.
schr Trenton, Harrington. Thomaston
Schr Eliza Jane Thomaston
schr Example, Robbins. Mach las l. days.
Sloop FssrN Besse, Warehan.
slosp Meridian, Barlow, Bridgeport.
Sloop Swallow, Wells, Greenport
RETuRNEr-Brg Ocean Queen, hence fyr Philadelphia
can IN contact with outw ard bouni her
stsroard quarter and her torn to pieces The
bark received but little damage.
BetOw.
Ship Meteer, from Liverpool mdse and passengers.
brig Hodsdon, from West Indies.
Brig Commerce. OF Calias.
Schr i, ark.
Also ship and brgs.
JUNE In-Wind Mt unrisa mt Il. al
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The United States frirate Brandywine, Com storer,
was at Nontevid on the 2Sth Of April all well She
bad home letter bsg which has arrived at Bos-
ton :.
The United States frgate Raritsn Com Parker sail
ed from az Thomas ON the I'd instant for Aux Cages
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Zsits Miss Catherine
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to the overtuIn OF the prevented anything
being iwmed,tely accomplished. This disturbance
WAS loon queled and in the latter part Of August Mr.
" be eopcuue his contrast terms liberal aud JUST
to all parties. MIR Squier shortly after concluded
treaty with the which it is understood,
guarantees aud protects the rights granted 10 the
Tauy II is also exceedingly favorable in its terms
making the ports Nicaragua free to all vessels of the
United States securing the free transit OF all property
belonging 90 United States citizens eEenpt'ng their
persoBs from all charges; allowing drawback Ameli
can goods which may be withdrawn from the country
Sc, Sc.
10 On the 22d OF September, both treaty AVID cou-
ac were ratified by the Legislative Chambers OF Nica
ragua.
THIS is brief outline OF the conduct which
England has been pursuing in Cen.ral America Cor
some time past. II is identical with her East In
dian policy, and it remains to be seen whether it
viii be attended with similar success 1t is clear
that the time has arrived when the Uni.ed States
should decide once and for all time, whether Eag
land shall pursue her antiques this continent
with impunlty. She has been outwited IN Hon.
duras and Nicaragua, provided the American go
vernment has taken proper stand, and VIII main
tain it. We believe there is much more behind
the curtain than the American people eve, dreamed
of
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SEANsur EupoRA ASHORE Accounts were
received in this city yesterday, by telegraph, stat
irg that the steamship Eudora, which left this port
on Thursday last, for RIO Janeiro and san Fran
cisco, went ashore on Ludlam b ach, near Cape
May, o. ths night Of the 10th inst and had about
FIVE feet Of water in her hold. At last accounts
they were disoharelng cargo through the surf. II
was hoped, with The assistance Of the steam pump,
she might be saved, If the weather should continue
fine. But the storm which set ia yesterday, il she
had not previously been got of, would probably
break her up The Eudora was valued at sboot
$4,000, and the cargo about s2,OOO, which was
Principally insured IN Wall street. Assistance was
sent to her Immediately from this city.
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STEAMERS roR CALF orNrA-We regret to notice that
the propeller Eudora which sailsd from this port
the 18th instant for San Francisco Is aground of
Cape May, with five feet water in her hold.
While on this subject, call the attention Of
readers to the advertisement in another column Of the
favorite steamship Tennessee, only a few months
launched and popular with Southern travellers,
In her trips between New York aud Savannah. The
substantial manner In which she has been built, by
Of our best hipsrishts the strength Of her
CINE which has performed without accident; in add
ton to the thorough test In other respects has
already undergone guarantees that those who may
take passage in her will have safe and pleasant voyage
20 the gold regions We that her old commsnder,
Captain Cole, will continue TO have charge aud,
inquiry also learn thaexensive alterations aud add
uo9s aud increased facilities for ventilation have been
made with special reference to thu service in which
the viii be engaged We may saely refer those eri-
grants whom the unfortunate accident TO the Eudofs
has disappointed as well all others anxious for
speedy tIip to the cenyenences afforded BY the Ten
ntfs,e.
Leaving here the LIT December, her passengers,
taking the trips Of the Oregon ard other Pscic steam
guide, will be In San Francisco early In March
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knRItALs ND nErARtURss.
Capt. Clssemont. British army; Henry J.. Whltns,
L. s Coast survey, Mr.. Lave, Mcns,eel; Hiram Cen
meta Newbrrgb; Charles Btlcher, st Louis, y Ben.
kibs. rsltimore Henry Palmer. IA Wutts ifilsde.-
phia ZION. ~ y Stsry, poUghkeepse; James Cortland Il,
IT,. capt Ryan Bsllmote A kisshaI Boston, &. Ma
caies,er. Philederbis; lion. L. Rese Ontedo; Thos.
W Carver quebec; Joseph Lea, lhilsdelphai 4. 3.
Tyler and lady, SpriuEhed Joseph FIELD Eochest e.
1ur's Van Brupt. org Island ). V. Murich. ibils-
dsrlia, James y. GslsHAer, Baltimore; u. Mitchell.
Bostup: II Aiiibore. laGker Baltimore; Lieutenant
Rogers n, T.. Fisher Cincinnati; and 4. Divine,
rbia6erhs azoug the arrivals yesterday a. the
lftirg uoute
Parker ard lady Mas. '. = starr, Nd captain
hcUcwpli anu Hdv J. A Ielt aud lacy, hlss ried r..
taity. y N..J l. TAYLOR Washington Goodyear
and Jan ily Conn = a. Kinney ~ ae a. tsG L 'oa
I.ft
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Wheeling banks aae "a per ooat discount.
Drawers OF telling bills have trbu tied 10 d. slime
IN rates, and quote the best bls half per
cen, lower than by the last packet There Is good
supply of bills in the market and the probability Is
that the fghes pon.s Of the have been touch
CO. Bills Paris have increasedin apply The ship
men' OF silver to Bavre have not been very large late
" the "a packet halng tasru out bit about $50 900.
We have slte. atoms to make Ia quotations for
domestic cSobsuge or specie for uncurrent money
or AIRY thing renor Ia the movements in ri ;her.
It's stated TIA. about $50 600 Of the bits Of the State
Bank OF Morri, New Jer.ey which were pat into the
hands of y. A. Thompson likely 20 be got back by
tie receivers. This Il eli very well, the swsJIiug
operations Of the bank have been much less than
anticipated; but Il will not do the bill holders much
socd the atsts found by ths receivers not being Of
any vsiue.
The Farmers Bank Of Troy has declared semi. an
nusdi,idend ofsx per cent pay able Che lat Of Deem
Der The fret dividend by this tank in 1902 since
which time IL has divided az $40 per cent to stock
holders
The Knickerbocker Insurance COMPANY have declar-
ed dividend Of ten per cent payable December LIST.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities Of The country, in this
ket, at the respective pc 'ods ne,aed:--
ron lrer. A -r.gFgTfEs.
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Mr. EriTor--1he pub C ha. Gag bssn aware that,
81, Years last Testers For the Wet Coz Of South
laIr - the Poet Once NJ Panama n ss j. 20 b. Pre-.
eUmed measures have bUgD adopted b. govern lUnt
g. prevent ttis evil they must be very defective az
tlF, the parties estrusted with their ekecutiDl are
guilty q gross neglect Anxious 20 scer. ain c. whom
blame ie justly attributable aud The true cause fox
such delay injurious TO the community at l8rfc.
and ho mercantile and chipping Interests particular
one q the sufferers bFryou avg 81 ycurinunetous
readers VlD nsy be enabled 20 DO 50 70 throw some
licbt the sutifct ard id"riur ,is imp tauoe.
ROPE hat you will give pJJiay 90 this comm mica
ton through The columns ~ yoar va,uas.e paper.
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The Hon. Henry Clay snivsd in this city yesterday
afternoon. at quarter past ocloc by the Philade
phis train from Trenton
He was accompanied by Alderman Benson, of the
Third ward the Hon. ]. Phillip Phoenix and Mr.. VIII
lams of theThira ward police who Trenton &c
meet him. He was received with loud cheers by toe
people.
carriage was in readiness to receive him, which
drove him Immediately to the residence Of Alderman
Eenson sc Warren street
The distinguished gentleman has not visited New
York for any political public purpose but to spead
few days with the ex-Aiderman as private friend.
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Ma -kcts.

Nav OgLrASs Nov. 1S-A NJ
The weeks later y the Ame ca u oom ole ss,y
uDietted the market for co.tor and bet little g DO
sit.on is manifested to operate It offered on sat-
utday ct Ac decline, but the nsacton. we're ex.
treaiely limited
- BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 1870.
The market tcdsy hs, bee quiet ard vices Gene.
rally without mateIiel change.
BUFFALO, Nov 10 ISl9-6p NJ
Receipts since Saturday Flour, II 600 bbls wheat
~ 600 bushels; corn 500 do The dene nd for our il
but Toderate aud prices heavy, with DOWN ard
tendency The Gales are out 900 bbis Michigan at
~ 20. western mixed wheat rs ia better supply and
prices ere not 80 firm about $500 bushels Ohio sold at
eoc corn Continues firm, With light supply Nothing
new in sights.
ALBsNy, Nov. 1e-6 r. NJ
Receipts since Saturday ;-Flour u 600 bbls what
scoo butbeis; corn, Hoo do barley COO do The
weather having been unpleasant TO day, has materially
checked operations in produce. In -four there IL no
charge TO notice which remains 10, ady Quotations
OF saturday Tine sales Of wheat 800 buselr Gene
see mt ~ II; for barley, there is fair demand with
s1es Of 70 0O0 bushels including and four we'd NJ
% ooc I'VE Is 5sc and 500 bushels sold oats have
an up ga tendency about 600 bushels cha gcd hand.
ct 20 s9lsc. whisksy dpll at 27c.
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Nav hoRg, Nov. 70 lst0.
Mr. Epuon:-Not supposug that You v n 30 throw
dscredit upon any OF the military corps m our city
have taken The liberty OF addressing you g. infra YOU
correctly Cf the hion have caused vnu
TO reflect upon one Of the noted IN your ART he
81 this mornings paper In relation to che iuteraent OF
the i,nain- OF col Duncan, ,iE.--"so great vas the
nvtry among other companies, that OF then
adopted txtiaud nay means 60 bs appointed The
guard oi honor, Ac.. Which proved failure vii
SIMPLY relate the iacts, which hope you will Introduce
In short article in your paper that rstce nsy be
done those most interested IA tie irss place the
Cannon Council of ibis city. passed resolution 10 nave
the ir'n@ins OF worth, Dunssn aud Gates brought
this oity meeting Of the citizens or Corsaaii, OCo
Dunc'ns nsu'e tovnl was held, and committee ap.
pointed 20 make arrange nts funeral proeesdn
there. They conferred with the committee o. arrange
mems Of ths city, sud received from the cbsfrnsn a
etter iiotm,us them that The remains o. Colonel
Duncan would be deliye.td 30 tho counittee
q citizens % the town Cornwall on Friday morn.
ing, IN this city the dav SUBSEQUENT 90 tho htrs
raj obsequies. AZ addition to the pro.ss.ipn
B Cornwall they had invited four military com apies
thi city 30 accompany the rereaius IN ths liver
Three ~ them accepted sud Of the was 90
pointed a. guard 81 honor, by the Cornwall COMMITTEE
They also chartered boat and made other arrange.
extraordinary means adopted and why he ailu-e In
answer "a the hrt question: II siuply ~ assor.
tancc 81 poSison % rm hpriy that wa as xnre.
icdgd oy uur On mon ounol the error In tust su-
thcBly Committee Of Cornwplt1 was toe want Of
.uquette ~ not extending the Invitation ugeested
by the Common Council 60 the company they had az.
pointed o. act guard Of honor ia th. c.v hit ~
The a'rar gemtnts had been made previous 60 he two
committees cOnerug with other their nrranra.
ments could net well be altered and the ot i ter Of
Auaugerccut a the Common Council sesiHng that
their wishes sfuuid lie carried out even afer tacir
charge otU .ne lcugins should ia tyte II the
srlsuS nents ~ the Com untttc from Cornwall
took btid snd dtsgraoefnl stand viz .tatins that
the letter pittn 10y ae Chairman Of their ON 1ittcc
Wa act euhori a and that tbey had made arrange.
mentf 10 deliver the teaans them se'ves 81 Cornwall.
thereby preciuding The Committee hon Cornwall Ut
AL thet made IN this city ana subject
Ing th,m O. the tXFense Of chartsrug n bost the
authority OF stcr addressed them by the Chairman
gu tnhitttc n Atianaements Of The Common ouncN
OF tha ny. Therefore the failure. SuBsCHiBtG.
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MAIL FOR EUROPE.
NN0~~>0-~o~~o-0->~>~~o0~>~~
THE w EEkLY HER AID.

The mail Of the Cambria which vessel win leave
Boston to morrow, for Halifax and Liverpool will close
in this city, at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Weekly Herald, with the latest news from all
parts of this continent will be published at ten o'clock
this morning. The will be published in French
and English.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for the mails SIX
pence.
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COM M RCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Monday. Nov. -n-6 r. M.
The stock msrket remain, without any materia alts-
rator regards either prices demand At the first
beard to-day, there sales 10 extent Of Har.
lem and Farmers Loan at the closing prices of satur
day. Government 6's IN better demand to- day,
but there no change in quotations. Pennsylvsnia
SIS FELL of Il per cent EIie RAILROAD "a Illinois 6s "
At the second board there were ory . few rales at
prices current in the mornlg.
The receipts at the Office o. the Assistant Treasurer
Of this poit to-day, amounted to $4,000 payments
$40 7f3 balance s3ss55u.
There have been coined al the branch mint Dahlo-
Mega Georgia, during the month OF October STA half
eagles, 1857 quarter eagle, and 1857 gold dollars
amounting in value to s33 $50 go The conductor Of
the mint says that of the receipts Of gold during the
month, 5000 was from California that it Is poor gold,
that Is, 1t is too much ooyed with silver assaying at
$50 1000 that Is SCI parts IN the 1000 pure gold and
the remaining lis is silver Georgia gold about
an average of 9j5.
The annexed statement exhibits the quo. atoms for
foreign ard domestic exchange for specie aud tor
ent money
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The table does not include the salaries incrca5-
ed in the organization OF the Cro,on Department
There Is very little satisfaction to be obtained
by ptrusif these statistics. The tax payers, when
called upon 10 pay their assessments, will feel the
increase, or rather their pockets will. II is TO be
hoped, however, that the highest point mas been
reached, and that there will be decrease instead
ct an increase hereafter
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snnriinn Inttilioence

CrNrRr,itLs CouRsE- MarcH ros 1000
match will come Oh on Thursday neat over the
centrevile trsck, between Reindeer and Jobnson's
colt nile heats IN harness, best three in Eve for
stake 81 50 COO Excellent time Is expected 70 b. made
a. both horses are very swift In addition, pane II
$50 Is given for which there are four entries
There will be trottDg ca Wednesday at the !iarlsn
Park
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Court cnlrndnr-Tnis dav,

Cpcrtr cornr Nos ag1s az. bl. 81, Oo2. 3d. 90.
CO.., %. OF so Of. % 80 81 80. 90. 81. gS gp Ill
Coz rr tnHMpv rfvas 81 PAT vcs. ~. "a
20 "a, 50 81 a. % Of, o Is e., IS 49, sd. II OIL So
q. %. 70. c5 Par2-Nos l3s. rs 10 14l Ia l4g.
1ts, 40 i52 ltl 40. g. So, 81 20, rs
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IT. lal Of Mas hapiel Cbilds.

ST. LOUIS Nov. ,9-A NJ.
The trial CT Ciil's, for embszzling funds has now
been in progres, thirteen days. Fourteen witnesses
In ell lave been examined, inducing the president
cashier bookkeeper, two tellers, aud nine dsectors
Nothing has however, been elected to fasten positive
evidence Of his guilt upon him 1t is thought that the
trial " III las tor several weeks longer
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Oar City Taxes-Meetirg OF the Board OF
SupervisOrs-A GIarce ut our Municipal

TIE regular report OF the Comptroller of this city
has been placed before the public, and has been
commented upon great deal, by all who have
taken the trouble to investigate its details. The
most prominent feature of lis coateotsl the start
l5g fact, that the taration Of the last gear was az
the rate of one hundred and ten cents on the one
hundred dollars, and this gear 1t tcM amount to one
hundred and eighteen, making a difference of ctght
cents on ecery one hundred dollars.
The following is the estimate for the year 49,
For general expenditure of the city govern
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For general expenditure Of the city govern
mept, other than police lamps and
, Will vary &c cordipg to valuation.


Since the report was made out, ii has been ascer-
tanned that the item for commol shoots amounts
10 1907 $50 %, instead of $3.50, 900, and the State
tax SIPS los 81, instead OF $l27, 100, making the
sum total S3,Oi6,7SS 40. This is the largest ta;-
auon that the people of New York have ever been
subjected to- but the system by which it is assessed
is by no means uniform or reliable.
This document Of the Comptroller was submitted
10 the Committee on Annual Taxes, together with
tue assessors books for ISi9 and last evening
Trey reported to the Board of Supervisors. who
adopted their report, ordering that the Assessors
rolls be confirmed, and warrants issued to collect
me taxes.
The committee account for the increase of
taxes this year, as compared with the last, by
the fact thai the tax of lSiS was deficient to the
amount of slS7, lis; whereas the deficiency of the
tax OF the previous year amounted to bat 1000.
Then there are also the following items of increase
Redemption Of Washington square iron railing
Increase Of contingent city expenses 49,. 15sSss
,neresse g. lamp sxpensss $500
Increase for common schools. ........ 1900
For deficiency Of last year, account. 4lT55
The committee also observe that, by a decision
OF the Supreme Court, more than 900 900 of per
sonal estate belonging TO insurance companies, is
rot liable to ruyn, and therefore excluded from
tie assessment rolls. The decrease in persona
estate, for the present year, is nearly 100000.
As matter of interest to the public, we publish
the following table, showing the relative value Of
real and personal property IN the city ofNew York.
as assessed in ISIS and 1915, compiled by the Comp
troller
Rs alive VAIuE OF REAL Personal Estate ~ THE
CRY AND COUNTY oF Nav NoRk, As ASSESSED an 1s4s
AND 1s49.
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a. dine. town. but meme that VIII cotartre with the
"s!accns Head "a Dey street. Fer choice GOOD
ctfUg and Tow prices, that's The SPOT. We r,cOmncrt
ifNdf to hue dag ard try he Tn % farb. vi III
u test glass Il OLD Ale in New Yofk
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The brothers Nuntesguisr have been committed fyr
trial st Louis Tor tha nurfvr of Jones aua Bar.
MN be father 81 Isrup'n Iva "a cigi suit
ior tarngss ftr $500 gus cfia iEal tris Az take
fiace ia January nest
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elegant III ings e SE 1000 Cicafs - 10 sit L0g
Ne 10, - - 2Wo Vests 30 81 Ihsss goods ara
an bcuft or cash With juGEmeut. We ere equally ateo
tv te tc man Coz % NJ vc8t % him 10 wants ca
ffsr ftrgtts.
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Counte,..it so,c,ers' Warrants

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 10, 1910.
ran named Thomas -, was are jted here on
Saturday last having in his psssef sion large quantity
of CoVni sIieit aoldl e.s' wnxart,
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The SOuthsrO MAJ.

S,LTn ORE, Nov. 19--9P.M
The southern mail with New O-ieans -psrs OF the
10TH has cone to hard they contain uoshing OF in
tcrest.
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The Steamship Coiu mbus.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1872 NJ.
The steamship Columbus, which lett Charleston on
Wednesday last, has not yet arrived She an
chored of Cape iatteras on Friday evening.
We have nothing iortber ieom the ship Tuscarors
The passengers reached tire city this morning in
htesmboat
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Latest from the Snip Tuscarora.

PHLADELPHIA Nov. 9-9]< P. M.
The Tuscarora has been abandoned, aud her main
and nizzen masts cut away Capt. Tusley rived at
Lewes abou. four o'clock in the afternoon and viii
main there. The have les the vc,se by Of
a rope fastened TO the sh ore ION tie foremost.
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The first Gold Medal awarded tn Daguer.
the American Institute arded in favor Of
M. Brady of Broa fway aud Fulton street. where
strangers and citizens invited TO specimens
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GOV. wood. Of Texas has determined n % to eonpi-
WITH tNe itQusitiOus Of GOvernore If other Snes fpt
the delivery fugitive criminals when the crime
committed p.icr 20 the annexation % Texas 90 tre
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term S6The ladies invited the new style,
and this years Premum Combs very beautiful The
ment is the largest ia the city N BCcrhs vhoesale.
MQulNDY, $685. Broadway, - door above Duane st.
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A colored man named charles Robertson died re-
Gently In roll county. Nd ~ che remarkable age ~
one Ibdred and three years aud seven months
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80 Bowery Hrem Anderson celebrated cheapest Carpet
tabshpent in the United STATES The the whole
stock OF elegant English Three Double
Carpets Druggets Rugs Oil Cloths, &c. reduction
this opportunty.