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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Southern TeIeGraph

The sleet and snow storm of Monday night has
entirely cut off communication by telegraph with
Washington. The line between Baltimore and
Philadelphia Is perfect wreck, posts and wires
having been leveed to the ground by the weight
of the snow and sleet. The line between Wash
ngton and Baltimore is represented to be IN work.
ing order. Between this city and Philadelphia,
there is no interruption
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13
Arrival OF the Steamship Hlbernia, at

HALIFAX, Dec. II, 1919.
The steamship Hermann has just arrived. She
is short of coal has had a very rough passage.
She will probably leave for New York on THUS
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13

THE INV SrATE OF DEsXREr.--We publish, m
other part ofto-dsy's HeroH, the Constitution Of
the New State Of Deseret. which has been founae !
by the Mormons, in the Great - isin of Upper Cali
fOrnia. il Is very liberal document, and will
compare 70 'oraby with The constitution Of any Of
he Old States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13

TUE Hermann AT HALIFAX.-We were glad to
announce, IN our afternoon edition of yesterday,
the safe arrival Of this steamer at Halifax, short of
Goals. She had been twenty-five days at sea, and
the anxiety for her safety began to increase in the
community She will probably arrive here on
Saturday morpnp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13

OF the above, there had arrived at San Francisco
20 the let Of November. EOS vessels, "a follgWs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13

MATTERS IN CAHApA.-Thc annexation excite-
ment in Canada has perceptiby subsidized of late,
although 1t is apparent that the party In favor of
annexation to the United States, as the only
remedy for restoring the prosperity Of those pro-
vinces, is gaining strength and numbers every
day. The question has assumed new shape.
Instead of there being any expectation of the peo-
pie turning political somerset, and asking to be
admitted into the American conederacy, it is being
discussed on its merits; and in all probability viii
not be decided for long while yet. In the mean
time, the English press treat the subject In much
the way as it is treated in the United States
and seem to look upon it as a matter of no great
consequence whether the Canadians decide upon
anne xaticn, or continue their allegiance to the
British throne. 1t is very certain that the ques-
ton of Canadian annexation will never again
cause as much excitement in the United States as
it did at the time of the attempted rebellion in
1887, for they feel confident that it will be solicited
before we are ready to grant 1t.
| MOVEMENT IN FAVOR OF THE INDIANs.-A me.
mortal to Congress is IN circulation, in different
parts of the country, praying Congress to appro-
pirate portion of the Northwest territory for the
reception and concentration of such of the Indian
tribes as may be willing to become agrcultunsts,
and be civilized. There is copy of this petition
in all the hotels in this city and Brooklyn, where
those who wish can sign it. The idea is to erect
a great Indian district, subject to such govern
ment and laws the government of the United
States may direct, with Senators and Represen-
tatives IN Congress, &c, &C. If this project Is
entertained, we may be called upon in few years
to incorporate or more Indian States in our
confederacy. The Indian territory will give us
| LII E,ll .ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-13

Hon. THOMAS BUTLER KINo.-The resignation
of this gentleman Of his seat In Congress, as a
member frcm Georgia, has created good deal of
DISAPPOINTMENT among the wings of the House
They want his vote badly, and expected him by
the Crescent City. Bat Mr.. King, discardIng the
old saw, that ''a bird in the hand Is worth two in
the bush,'' it appears, has thrown up his place IN
the House, for the chances of the pay and mileage
of Senator from California 1t is quite possible
that Mr.. King may have made bad speculation,
for, even if elected he must await the admission
of the new State into the Union, before he can be
received into the Senate. The whole experiment
10,
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Disasters, &c.

.ehr M.raE. tss v...- toe ere. CaP nsi's o. 20
Foib-. .rot. nssrr csPs Az o. n- lsi NJ
n. Iron pof 500. 5000 Wfh rato., "a
o. Tusscsy rkh ~tez nI-- 10 -
Win. "a. By 80
ran - ~ach 60 A-r to~a = a. se
At-r hs T-ss4t .sp -
.shr az sie ilo 10 sss -h'1i
ssrse ssfis lis h.a slsisa~e Tee 80 ~
-. . ta.f - morarg s~oot oeocA
H.. Post 49, lh.ioa-r lss-i en
~ M0u.. ot re Foe--. ss - % t.s
.hs sraS 5sz % >s~e-y pr b-i = ssi-e d
o t1-r-'Fs lost hs
81 Ih.r- ~ hey ~. tn-H chcsls
Cap ssFpo-si h-i ths ro.if p-neare sTa
h-f - tns iA-f
a L. Icy so@ason-o ns-
C-rlI1. O~s-. un fsfr 81 Es-ers TO- ba;n =
Ssrsro got - ihs q steamer 81 'as
i..kes eSev.
Co'r-o W Cast ctrrcars f HsvsaA 'er Csft =
g 81 >er'sns-f % a. ~ - o
nicer ga "a 80 N - 80 "a
.ps-u 10 Ncpsa wbo her ~h spzrs 'Pss
q Der Csrs-oss 81. iof sas
NJ, tesa s,ogf- ghty sssu-s sEt4rt-
hF a-tSo-u Csp; scctt frn sstoz -
Ardr~ to-f esris ne u aTs at 81 Cfos iae
So cnsaths c4asf slipped al ts
..bor.. oGc~s sarely VII tssH
So is- aozrs lPrSsssg rs e.fk Asz
Q yafr.ah, rs
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AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sslss ~ Socks, Sc. see f0syts FasI
s.les al ,ae STOCK Exchasse....Nov. 5
MONDAY. Nov. pm.


The Stock market was buoyaut this morning,
ss, not very se,,vs- Nos, OF the Esneies improved
All Governments were in dep'Snd a. better raas
Ere apder he large receipts OF oe;oeer, advanced
PER cent; Harlem was also armer; Governments &C
vseced per cent
10 Exchange The market is qui1e dol and heavy
God produce bills ssn be bought a. siesi End hr's
Sas Signatures At 10 per CENT British 0overnmen
Days tai, sold e, l0i. Canals bills are more plenty
Fnn's are lower ard 10 better supply. The rsiss are
SSaSaei
There Is no gold We; engaged for the seamer.
nj but Lutte silver for the next packet Tbs receipts
dive from the interior and abroad are 10 excess Of
es saipmenn
In Freights there is more hrmness but shippers
se generally waiting for their letter. Engssem'n's
loo eOls Flour Is 81; 1000 do Navl Stores, Ia 81
Cora, 1890 bu.heis, "A; Cotton, I'd; Dead Weight
Sse9,a To Hsvre, Cotton ic. To Liverpool. coo
ssss Lard 81 10 Sd A weasel wss taken up to lead
saves for Lisbon q, go.
The private le'' srs from London give about the
sane 9aoisi' ~ american Stocks, as the telegraph
n2orud' .p~ very fsvorsely. The q,otAiioas
r@ersliy zoe Bs,isSs crsEiay says;
IsershL es'& = - demand for Anshesn Stocks
10 euetano, - %ornloaL $4,000 Unltsd States
% cS1is - q Conllps nj Al 1901 for Ronds
oeS-f, nul . - osher uansscuops. Cnited
p.sasy..r.sS wssI, 40 ~ 4. ssss NJ.
&eseaa u, M
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Pnssrnsera Arrived.

Z. .t,a-Lip E-rra 100 LirrTs = HaIlfsr Ms+srs nI
YoA an w Wta- Frss Ltscryel FIR Nse f5rS-ri =
as. Ne Du. Ne h.vus-s NJ. nAsos M ~AhAz 'J
"a &c hi sr.n Plraa- No., NJ 40 'Es 49,
NJ w.. srFi NJ Nae 10Y saa .aus NJ hehs'cs srt
3D. ID, Bu~e ,na $50. hs.Fs Coais'. Hss 81 so
Ccsruro Gg>-rAfc NJ as'rSs .ty -
d,s NrP whi-s ut se, Ne~sF- r. -nss Coo
Dam G nnrs-r kst4ss " Y frp--
Nr reph-~, ses,s 0o;t. W Nogs De- ~ "
Sstnso -na. NJ Hse.e Drres g '-ha'-f o. As
A Can. b. } W ID Ds-., >tsv- e !
s.t.t D. F.au Mr. Jos.s ssd 'sSysts Moss, e.t Ia or
" W Wat SD Son.rs Ch.pnsa kn5sfsoa. Soc.
Capt P.rrJ. Cocr-r. sisoa Gr-sVes, kSsfae rsn
cs- sAnHi Enssu-l GrsAsn. Fofcsu jane hseas;t si
W QaEk. Noes saa NJ Frs~ Hahfsr fer Ns-e ls-s-
Ns.f sTf sorcssu. ksea Ahera- Pops sas - lss
~ sAiS Ss.6a J-s-s HsSyssr. Aas.aas f.scs W.. "A
adv ~ SNofk Mr. Jre horn-
y - ace pas NJ A. IVAN Or - Dr. Joaa Fsr Of 81
" sm . O. a. MI Ssisr Nfesi NJ NAL o. frsae- esp
scs o. So NJ HAY oi Rase n sceras'
NJ F.sss II a. n soss,iVe1io Of $50 a 'ss
stssws.
~, EsAs'h Js- Ness oisa-.-x De Grarsa asy ,0a
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BOOK TRADE.
rom Rsow WEDNESDAY MORNING


ff'sE Two LOVES, ~ - std Aoi-ros ~ ne Al
sa5r Of Agr-s irrt.- & ?1ee : eea's Taisn
n7ve. = sasorb.1g lot res. passion snt po~ef is
- a-e aid u Amercs AZ. Elsisnd. H,ssa. ard
ou;te esq 3D., characters Sre srnouS g. Psre'' and
NOS, s.vs ~ vel a, re meet vrOt gaze and 'e'p''
e,as 's,a a. aelas drawn rem ne e oo''e's
ia ine.umae.e reality is story rs ecnunao1' y" O.
ssr-g inc;dsr,s ,rs Ia, nors cores naturally from ne
plfT'4y trs~u aud srsing coltsst q he Two Loves
* seasaa sea.a ARD tess6.rs-the o;her pare se.''
s,c rcng ard eaa'ehuE. lsEs BOOK thAn
it. Gaming Fredecessor ard .. G1esroussy. ore Of
ia- b-ss aoveis ever ~r1;su ey Aneresn sUthor
NEARLY READY.
H. srge All elsssut oct volume Circsss. Or q
ur - ,ae Csu-asu. ~ George sAton Di.cp. E.q
To- 5o- .1deriakag % sSP oros iA Interesting AID "a
rr .es, eIp con meocrd By the .uthor 1t -r
:s l5st fsvorab -rr- snt ~ enAb 81 10
accomplish q ,sccsssf4liy With tho aid ard encourage
-ut n Prnc- orrrtoS. Cover Of southern Rass.
Il - believed that tho may with Lsyara
ana stephens being irfcr 70 ue.aer u 'bem IN asre.,
AZ rov,,;v SIRINGER A TOWNSEND
An - Broacwsy. cor Annst
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uTEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
~ rltea,pH FROM LOsUoN 70 LIVERPOOL

LONDON Oct 90 10; ~
s.,,. Friday Noon During ins speech Of ss'toieu
"a. Deone, on me Roman = ies,ioo, ~ ateIeN'OI
- ostgeen Tuiers and bsio The latter o. ei+''N
h,,,, former had said the election % Louis Nspoe,
p,ouid be q disgfsoe 70 France. Tsiefs oeH~n 'e'
,.ss.sction .,es By each
20 psees distance, but D,ither was s0uNueS -
rcouds came forward sbd sAd that me pSI '.e5
s,s that honor required. IN menyo.s a.,
iss Asssu bly, Just rs the string was % - coo
m Ia hoss!~re was 10, last speaker ana "'-'- N'1
,s1e bis address to-day. -, Cba-gs 4 A.
Tee Eueasncf says that the hu''~n - ,,,,ld
s' 20 , On N ~ IA enaHa Of ne fTenet
- 70 The Dar1a 7ele. Toe same urn - a. - 49, ~,
-, order. nave ben gwen 70 the rfe'0D "7'' ~ ~"
~ Engish feet al hsyl~' e. 49,. i,,.~vievv Il
~o1.s o.aer. publish accounts OF the inter-, u
". - Ca.tes d'Aslres aud toe Russ an Lmpe-
- Aiir-fe Gang. 1870, b,i,o.
a. n,,o N merchant, sccoaa', add s-JVJj iof me
'. .s,y ,ividspes she I.it Jsmsies on TIE ~ or
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FsreiGu POrta.

AZ Mag, Sect s ksrss ssccas sg =, Won Ls7sa.n "a
q Curses. Lee. o. kHlF coF- e. Psasei s-s W
stcs srl.a fas-. Otsr12s Hscr shf lsa
SCI Ere. or Fs.-s-sysA
DC. = sesr God Essssr, wnxA asAs Tie Sss
Ansrcss sssssl a F1rt
Al srs Is sara Nsy Tvs. rsyor. ss fssss.l
pAis ga srs hsats. ss.n iJsy ~ 81" 70 tA-
.<.rs sie,ssf ksz.< ckr Jo-tas so~s H. ron s.s n
A.S se-s .oa th- 81 srx ch.ftshasrs l.s- o1
p.T.8 .siss ko @.saafA
ar - r,rS.ass ls,h ~, e.sk ssssS< GAIA. fr1rt
A,r,t Fictex rs Isl ~. .cAr e-oIssa tsn ~ss..n
Arr A. psnssrs o<s H. rsss Waves. ~s,ssa N rAss
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Az. III. HArrON wos.s re.pee.fa

Mn. j. A.. UArTON wos.s re'p-e.fa ], iif2rm %
sase sn.f se parPs-s .ving .-riss q A1si-.i En-
4. the SOc-fy LioTArT 81 IA % sAe even
- "a T--.5.y s.a W-4nescsY - Thursday "a s1s
go 80 ir.s % VI eA occasions as VII s,ss some Of
- E.vorf . "a stcilua - osssrs Ghieh ave
-, = s.ar arg 10 s-v.fsrk d. E.s Eso .-ezfee
-. ,-,si-e. Of To ssrssa vocalist Il Fs1zy Er.-f
=, psrcu FRO srAn-s AZ lie Elsc sor-s
r.,, q e,us .aee nay &c csA.cea 81 he Eas o-s
s,d a. the door - :.
n0OK--kLLIsG BU-INE-, AND s1OSh
DFOR SAIL 5ook-s-iiirz o1.ness, lneI1oint -
-. ,o hsrt n <oo3 loc..oc L. to- ;-ri0r ~ ne
sase viii - sod GO fsvorssls srus lsSaIs Is
sssS of fhe T1sg1s oces
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fisr.-About O'Clock last evening there W as
aHpsll Are In the rear OF Chelsea Hall in Eighteenth.
IT. near Eighth. avenue. Several engines were there
10 fsw minutea and exipguished the flames with
very little damage
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PHiLADELFHIA. Nov 5Au trs- K.ots. Cs-Vs -ioo au
.-e- Mar. EIs n.-nh- G'inn. CO. sth-, "sv-
lcarson MiHon De- Charles X st-s "An h's'i' .
-es'Ore " HsroinEsf, h-s'L 5'-r
Ios,,rs H.ArSn NYs B.soub. C.rnu, g. jane h-oss
se~por. Jo'eph SeJe-odi se x" hnote Loa'
K.,,,. C.vs-- e4tnr A.hsl5 Pace Nforsi Export Cover
hn ours smrh. Co, LAnss bar'sii Ma. Dta't Iafi
Th-mrs r. Cor-ou. Sffrk sosto~, Cs--oo. Ffofil-ite
q rl Scter.rn g.. Ca Ia or hAhn Nf~ar'
.rsHs. rer h~- Gran. 49, k-is. ta-f 90 'ai .fins
Gfot.n Co. -ohs l1fian., IL
Q NHuft H-aN Ha-cs=s C-r-7a. ~.-t C'r>oa bcH
o. .o MDh.S brootTn; hsfs Am sna Is'. -
Hawtn. nfon. Ha-snser est Lvun Jsme' esfrit Ma
NYar.i Joha Jor. Snrk so kt9of Oo'-f MO- e'o- ''h
80 P.u-- ny, Ntr.hA Jae DAirs hfo1thn, het.ri
II p.oa Cor.oa SYork. Jones Chamber IA Rte
nr, Reeve. C.s-r Nioh, Lovet Hogion, P0r kohnoa1
w ..inn. .l-.nef Psnobacyt. ColNkua. wv
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Launches.

wnss srch.a from ID. .hpy.s ~ Mr. oaniia Pale fosi'
20 -,,,ov .hp Dc cs.d lbs Re
-, ouh or ss-.p Andr-- Fosisr so1' O.
r.. Yc for he h. ,upsrri.n0ere- OF cap
" No. $40 /. = co=laad ssr) ans NJ, sacs o. "a. eo
" ' ~satmore Psirat. Nov
~ III =, p.f tro= -. ,ard Of Ch.ss D-ss sA-
D. Baoet o. rrVs-oee sas - iasree
y ol's-ss
Al r--.sai n o. .hg Dsumzk. =.
~ tie stoet, at hooeasr. -
l. ~ purchases % Co
R,, Others Of saziveh sss vi - oonn.sies -
Can't asnet ser LScinsa, usNh ~ mae c" As
A.fs u tAst
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.s2i9,l63 20

The reciyt. have already exceeded ~ sN4P theo
tmats for the year u.sde hy the leading Bear" The
receipts Of November End d, cemher IL is difficult 70
e,nna,e a. In addition 10 that extension Of the ROAD
pro Dor to Corning three Few tributaries will be com
ple;ed, the Eewbury branch, the lthsoa sud O"eg"
add the Chemur Road. How much trsfhc these ID
d tons will bring 10 the road cannot be very closely
animated but II mus, be very large. Probably the re-
ce II, vii never sgein be below 800 600 per month
ard II will be cafe estimate the receipts Of the PIES
ent wear a. $3.50 600 Taxing the lssi three months Of
the business Of this road and dodGcting one half the
receipts for running expsn'es repsr'' &C 1t il nov
earning per cent per snuum on cost Of the hni.hed
norton of toe road aud at he present price IL an eight
p.r cent stock When the Connection is made 81 L 70
mira with the Chemung Road end through route
made 10 Buffalo and the West m nopolizns the Win
ter travel the earnings will be vastly increased withou,
sry Increase % capital and not much increase OF run
mig expenses Mr. President Loisr, With number
Of Directors ia now the western divsion Of the
road decidng upon the route which shall be adopted
for the exclusion Of the road beyond Horneisvie.
The amount IN the bTresSUry to-day is
So Gal 900
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ANTHONY sLEEcKEk: AseSsss .l,.

DERkMPTORN SALk.-Jsmes hnoefson hlen
Thomas Taylor, Trustees under DECIDE Of rruss exc
eaed hem by the Pre.d-nI Directors and Company Of
ne YAnk of United states will cell public sueon,
~ ANTHONY BLEEckER, Aueuouser. At he Nor,
chants Exchange. 10 the CITY Of Nss,yo,s OF wedSe.
me following described premises
AL thcsr 6ar certain lots pieces 90 parcels Of land sit
fomery, ard STATE OF Nsw.ycrS ssns part OF the tract
snown rouen and crosshsld's OF Je.up's purchase
.hip humber nineteen Of said roueu and crossaeds par
snd each Of which said ots eontss three Thousand
ard siSytwo snd bali acres, I" lately surveyed BY A.
Aso all that certain other OF land Of four thoa
.sod nins sSodred .sre. yiSs 10 SQUARE oss'5
OF township number thirty Ave Of said roen sud
croshed. Jesups purchase 10 The said Coany o. hs
Also al thai c.dain other tract Of land Of ave Thousand
hundred aud eighty sere. being hs residue ~ ne
north hall OF township number ,hftysk OF said i0tton
aid Croshelds or Jesups pnrehsse 10 said So1ny -
HNnion. late Montgomery sner deductins ave thousand
al ne hundred scres Inc northwest corner thereof
Also ell those certain lots, pieces " parcels Of and
.uste lying and being In the County Of Esses ard sas
of NswYors. and known aud disir sulshed ss os ovh
Der x and 10 township number forty ave oset Of
the -sd lots containing ave hundred serss OF land
Also ell hoso Two certain pieces OF parcels ~ land gu
usts r The County OF Warren and s,Alsof SsvYos, snd
and distinguished 80 lots nnoeu one hunaied sna
1' B.y rrs~s me SAD lot number one hundsd
and fourteen eontsining one hundred seventy st scts
hundred and sixteen containing ono honafcA aud eshly
ser.s and ,hres,euths OF an aer. sppss ey ns
and field iooA OF said usc ned IA mo onise " WV
secretary Of tho State u Sew-YoTs
Aud Also all that certain uset OF parcel OF three nundfrd
nilsty " lssd situate 10 tho County o Cnon
and Iate OF NswYors, lying In square, a. Dssfy 80
may be- tho northwest Of lot number hiriy fou'
of township number three, Of ths old Military hae ."
called.
rEaSs oV sALG
The ordinary Trustees deed with covenants sssins'
grsntors' acts, will bs given.
The sueuonsers fees to be paid by he purchaser and
per Of the purchase money 81 tbs ums o sale
and IN defiant os such psyment me properly s"ues ""
| will he Immediately offered for sale sssio.
Ths remainder OF tho purchase money to be PAID INC
Office Of The subscriber No HsBover-st Ia the Guy "
Nsw-Yors the TIN day Of December next, when and
where the deeds will he ready tor delivery
II prefsrred BY The pure base their bonds for oDsbai
me purchase money secured by mo'ysge u tho properly
bs three yssrs with interest At The rss VI seven
per per snnu payable half yearly viii DO received
10 lieu " 90 much Of the purchase moaey.
These terms sublect such notifications end add
uons - may be announced 81 the sss.
For further particulars spply 10
l.. Il. BLArCHF0aD, No. Hsnoysfst
Nsw.York City.
September 18th, l34) s1 lawn kIlts
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DRY GOODS.

H,OaK. 1LoAKs-Who..sas sni Retail. ysrJ
tay 10 pnc.. from T. to 80 eseh. conssuss on ssnn
tgg. sd1o- snt vsses " every SHADE and soi0f gu
rev sgyss The lsc,s ia genera are feq2essa '" se'
a, we x1axzr..e hem god hsrksin ~
WAsSLEYs, u Cstaanns-sl
nsvf,. corner Of Essl Broadway.
nRY GOODs-For sale At great onZsjns, sl. 5ss-
ipI.nn-s N-(EO. Cashmere. A.pscss, Cons, C.ssl-
.n-.e. s.tisssL C.rt4iE Daw.sT, s9d gs1sr. -
.or.ms1t u seasoa@bis goods 40 a. ~
g. - 80 Cs;ha0assf.
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NiisccilH neous

Th.s..r.sip ~. pgnn'sss y " Chiss MGR
r,n VIII . Psnsns 90 fss on h-dee 70
sa Frso,sco eoan,c,u VIZ A- steamships k1pfs Go Id
Crescent Crs
a, ron Pause phs wheh srned al NsPars'o Az
10 h. p-ss odd ., %. Chr..l Gav-tnusut for sSooO
Sup DO q Sc hAr5'- has e--a sOe % Ns- Sec
~ eoltns.d u Ar rtA-s e..1-,
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N.w.yors Ccrri. market. =. MONDAY, Nov

WI INNTOT'"7
.TnlRKET NO S..v,. 100 the south rsn.Htr from
mi. E.. 20 Coz. Caves aud 100 shssE ana
BEEVE III. bs-n du srd The sam. "a
deed Sees o. f.t.nf q1Ae
a T., ID o. TO qlsi'y L. bsbe ab at 30 Lead
ru n. . thu ,,rd. posed Of ~ bad ksn
10 ,nnpl, th. ntrae MAJ station 81 b-ruudA
sSD ChLVFsThs n',rzs At ~ to6s 3Uto a -
sHEEP AND LAMBS supplies contuns I" ne'e--e ieir
a. han ~s hsVe -" wn 10 los ~h.
Pr depressd SAFES Di sa-ep Al Hom eIsc Ia
s9,6s4 Lambs TSc1l rs to 81 Lett te', 100
HAY AND sTkAM-SsIes AHoossl al b0arc y lpV Us bae
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WHO WANTS woop-CUrs ,

THOSE WHO DO WANT THEM can now have
tie privileges Of selecting from very large assou
msri nsuslug great variety OF subjects, by calling on
s sas.cfher These good better and best, and
i be sold cheapest cheaper sne ehvsp Publishers and
other. ln,erssed IN this sa.smeut requested to e1
amius me proof ID A W OODWOkIh'
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rv NnriounI Reform TleRrt.-Fof ths o1-s

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retss esr . hsa - Gorge aSin 81 - 7ro;seiiys
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Az Gac.sf 81 - sesr Efesses. Grssa-sf Bay cAa--'
Ar Mar, sse. Ia 81 'eA 90 srss- r 9'.s - =
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FioUR AND MEAL-Th. FOR Flour ssuil sud - and
49, r.. s.nS . - s-e 4, ~. at ND Nh, bo,ns tfsa. 7 (.
80 hb Gs - Tor CID cmnon sod mt-i STATE 40
wssra ,esg4 for stat. iaat Ell ter .'rai
W..,rn SOS west-ta 500 . o G-ne.-s
ks,S "a i f,p,y Ono
suas INTO The Of southern leot tots a. S71s -
.o,,.t - a. t HoWsrs Rcan,ni Colntv
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SkAiS-Ia Wheat s rAs Of ias e'vrh
so1i supple, Tn. .s-' 10 ha at sfis'Sc Tor FIR 40
pm- Corn oP-asd h-~y bit cs-d hsoysnty VI AZ
supple. Sale. - oeusA Nohit Tor nr.d 'e for souh
ESQ nonIn.iy 6N3oe Rye 6l66c. God wib
10 Barley cell 4, sr1ssc oss BOT hrm,
PRovIsoss-Is. Pors nst.i pithoutchsns, uos.r,.
demand s,-. soo bbs At 10 ga ~ ana o Bel Peii'
s,e-.ms. prssols qaotunns L.rd heavy se1
S6le VIII sssis hes' 81
Prne Butter drE ft~ rettes N 20 ksa'efa
denAaa W 9uo- s,s'. 100 7e' Oho 1Sie Vernon l'ds
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81 10 ne ude a. Frs'nas rates shss 80 esss
WHIsKY-. r.shs ttn,r lsc ess 7res1se for
OILs- Eas.a heavy With ,na .ss.s.,og. ro
prs-i ,s.;has a isai hSsr- s-e' 500 .s Lso
Oh =. % soa 7oe ~ best tal .sa wa,.r SssSPu a' "hs
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IRoS. ,Sa ;. :, scotch Pc 7Sssio Bar.
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SONS OF rEmPERA sCE.

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81 ) Of vii b. oeehfu'ed 90 l-siRJ evening. NoV
la Euirtrrnocker 49, corner tf Twenty. fd-fL aro
Eishihsv Hoo. JAAEs HARP Il MI preside To-
oder g co-dlly iBviet - attend, ard he public 10
general The . .oqueut b. fissfs o. Connecticut " d
.s ver an O, aiiOL No exp-nse Will Be sPSf'd by M
Com iti- To ;his of tie mot -nfd conc-fn'
OF m season Vocal srt nsuuus1sI music 10 engages
To- th. pfc.,to1. 4 collection vii b. i-s~n.
Ticket, IRE TO BE- bad ~ h- fnil rwng pIstes II q
s,,as tighn.sv bit an r,irueih Rnc rhry.hrs t1s
Pc er Gorto7. tattoo 80 Eightn-sv WIN Iat- isrc'
store Eigtt--sv between Sever eruin and EiRhle-nt
ss A. J. Post TAILOR. e6 hinues'.f Tacm" hsls' 7
r,e,v .,c,s Nnt-.sv between T. eaty-nrih ana Thir
u.th sis Jerome fioch E.even.b-Gv. between Thirty
Grh cod Tarty,-y-nh 81, snc s. me door he evening
Of D. meeting. -
Cormitl-- OF Arrangements A Palmer, Peie' Cor
don Jerome Firch. Th0mss Hsis NJ sud John Er1 in
FL oStsr iii spoesrtn fli R-yana IS 3gr