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In addition to these receipts Of SPECIE the from
At the Phiadelpha mint altogether 900 from that
usual for the fourth quarter Of the year diminish the de-
mand Tor that quarter and both here and Boston money
has become freely offered lower rates L. how
ever, the that produce freely forward
and the supply Of bills increases the Of exchange
here and the South decline and money abundant
in England and the necessity for prompt remittance
great importers hold back In view Of lower bills
Under these the offering In private
hands exceeds that power of the banks and these
latter longer control the market. IL will be remembered
that the standard currency Of France is silver gold
ing legal currency and therefore, when times of po
tical dqaie as last year, there Is demand for money
silver flows thither This circumstance has kept up an
export demand for silver, what increased by the
fact that Holland under the impression that gold will
fall in relative value under enhanced supplies has abo
shed the OF gold coin, and adheres exclusively
the silver standard Belgium also which cgalized the
circulation of soveegns during the pressure year. has
repealed the act and the Antwerp Chamber Of Commerce
has petioned for tho dsconinuance of the coinage of IS
franc gold pieces Notwithstanding all these circu
calculated improve the demand for silver export has
about ceased The French packet has $4,000 only
and that metal well rs gold, Is accommodating here
What infamous thing IL 10 that Minister Lawrences
panic letter about the ruin, revusion and insolvency that
within eighteen months have followed the opera
ton Of the low tariff and independent treasury should be
stultiRed In the event!
The exchange market, under the circumstances of d.
minished demand hero and lower the South has
declined, and may be quoted comparatively. fol.
lows
I'm
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The wool market has been active without much change
la rates Sales Of 4OOO 900 lbs have been madesay
100000 lbs Saxony fleece at 10 cents 10000 lbs at 81
10 - cents. There 10 now little export demand
for -four and the stock accumulses under large receipts
Is now, including southern, about 900 barrels and
prices are rather lower ordinary State % 80 ~ 621
common - 62i ~ IL straight - rs - 81 mixed
Ohio and Indiana 81 68 "a 10; straight Michigan "a 81
So pure Genesee % la % rs southern Is duh at
% 70 10 81 for Georgetown. Rye -four firm at o. Buck
whest at ~ 62l Sz. Corn meal $s o. There Is fair
demand for wheat 100 l08 cents Canada In bond /;
white Genesse ll8 40 cents Upper Lake 81 cents Rye
60 81 Oats bettersay 40 40t cents. Corn 10
dulsales round yellow s. mixed western Gil GA
southern round white 81 cents Hops, western, -
IA Linseed oil O. Pork is dull-say
$40 u $40 &C. Beef mess, 30 rs 80. Ohio lard, with
good demand, is dull in price 81 81 Salt Lv
erpoo ground, 81 Clover Is in demand cents Ohio
Ohio whskey n 27i Tobacco Is very active at
better rates-sales crop, Connecticut 10 cents Ken
lucky 81 cents; Maysvilie 81 10 cents Virginia 81
manufactured is also bettcr5s and IS be
had under 10 20 cents, and grocers laying In their
spring stocks Whaebone has risen to 80 for export
Freghu very active. Cotton 10 Liverpool. 732
ID to Havre, O.; Marseiles, ~ Amsterdam, 81 Ham
burg, l.
The stock Market with abundance of money eat CALI
docs present very active appearance. There is
demand Tor government for export. The quotations
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Prices II Nt,p York.

This general advance In staple products. well as lead
ing imported articles Of bespeaks that healthy
state OF effective demand growing of internal prospe
ty, which has enabled all producers readily
change the proceeds Of their industry for those whether
imported manufactured Of which they stand in need
Notwithstanding the high prices and the Of bus
ness which has been done, money continues unusually
abundant-seemingly increasingly so-snd the accumula
ton of specie has sgan commenced The imporaions OF
the last two weeks at this port have been follows
Imports Of the port Of Nsw York for taco soseks.
Specie. Fro Dutiable. Duties Drafts
Week ending s.o geod T.. eo, %. ssssiysd pad
l6 4sO. 622 68,ssO I,2O2ss7 3s0.5lS 2s54ls
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ments Of Charleston; s. A System Of Internal Improve
mens Tor the West 9. Duty Of Cotton Planters u The
Past and Present of New Orleans; Agricultural Depart
ment; Progress OF our Commerce and Commercial Towns
Home Manufactures; Internal improvements. &C.. sc.
Many OF these articles are written with superior ability
and ell abound In valuable and interesting information
The article upon negro slavery from the pen of Scion
Robinson esq, Of Indiana. and il familiar description
written from personal observation, of slavery actually
exists at the South Il would be well IL il could reach
the eyes OF all candid men in the non States
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REPORTS ron THE UNION.
Condition of the Northsy~ Markets.

Co"~tttOW " Inc lSOTth<Jw DloTket
NEw YoRK, Nov 23-2 p. m.-Stocks without change
sales treasury S. lll} ll; new loan of 1857 Hat Pa
IS, s9} Exchange on London 100 premium Money
State 81 81 81 rs Genesee IS IL IS Is; southern
IS rs a IS 81. Rye flour 81 81 g. Corn meal 81 O6.
Wheat In fair demand, and prices rm-saes of Genesee
l22 cents red wheat l04 l07 Rye 81 cents
Corn dull and heavy-mixed 81 90 cents yellow 63 "a
Oats Al ~ Provisions quiet--pork heavy,
with moderate demaqd-mess $40 81 $40 90 prime
IS O. lard 81 81 cents Groceries without much
ment-sales Of New Orleans sugar 81 81 cents. Rio
coffee 10 l0l and Java l0l Cotton dull
heavy, and prices rather droopngdealers evincing little
disposition to operate until the receipt of the
news, due at Halifax. Whisky "a 27i In hhds
and bbls.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-2 pm Stocks without change
Treasury 6's ll2i Pennsylvana SIS S9h sol Flour
dul-smal sales at IS IS l2a for common brands and
80 81 % 62A for extra. Rye -four and meal So
and liz for white Rye s. Corn 90 cents oi
old, and % cents for newthe latter in poor condition
Oats 30 30 No change in provisions, and but
sales. Groceries nacive-sales OF Cuba sugar 81
cents and New Orleans 81 81 Rio coffee 10 lOi
Stock in first hands exhausted Cotton mark-t dull
and prices barely supPored-smal sales Whi.key "a o
q cents in hhds. and bbls.
The Democratic Msj1iiy-Bfarkefs and Weather
NKw ORLEANS Nov. 2l-The ms jority for Walker dem.
ocrac governor Is ascerained be about
sand.
The sales of cotton yesterday amounted to 800 bales
The market heavy, but further decline had taken
place. Mddng qualities 10 cents good middng l0i
The weather is dslgh,fal-almo.t like midsummer
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THE aLoBE,

Congressional agricultural, and Literary Newspaper
approach o. Congress calls out the annual prospectus Of the
full interest The coming anew adminisua-
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probably Continue iii late n The smsf Of 1850 debates
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our and growing country for congressional inte
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scribe many daily member subscription
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MosUMENT.

by virtue Of act Of Assembly passed the nd February,
le49 providing for the erection Of Wash
ngton the commissioner appointed by the Governor Of Virginia
hereby offer premium Of hundred plan for the
monumcni TO be approved BY em accompanied with
estimates for lis erection.
The will Capitol square, In the city
OF Richmond, be Of Vrgnn a
binAon Of both and hundred doIIar
Plans and estimates required by the % OF December
WILLIAM r. RITCHIR
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD,
WILLIAM MAXWELL,
JAMES M. WICKHAM,
THOMAS T. GILES,
NATHT M. MARTIN,
JOHN M. Bolts,
Oct 2l-im Commissioner.
o The t,ns for receiving plans and estimate.
tended the 9Th Of January NEXT
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From the Detroit Free Press.
How popular he has grown.

From the Detroit Free Press
How popular he has grown.
The election in this State being over the Advertiser
now dares to speak favoraby OF General Taylor Hear
IL:
a." may be confidently stated that no President at sas,
iy constantly and rapidly in the affections goodwill and
I TsgioS 0'' Oh ''' '''o'"'n 'n'n ''''n'
Every election that has been held since General Taylor
took Of the White House. has resulted in favor
of democracy. Behold the victories!
Tennessee, that went for Taylor by thousands. has
elected democratic governor by large majority.
Indiana has gone for the democrats by thousands.
Iowa has not left grease spot Of whgery within her
borders.
North Carolina has frightened the promise party
has elected three democratic
leaving only one for the Taylor side OF the House.
Virginia has sent almost unanimous democratic dele
Texas is democratic all over, usual, only little
more so.
Kentucky has sent majority Of democrats to her State
Georgia democratic governor and democratic legis
lature by large majortes.
Maryland has increased her democratic votes, and
sends an increased democratic delegation to Congress-
Maine is democratic by thousands, and whgery there
has been knocked into cooked hiatt
Ohio has elected a democratic Legislature, and has a
large democratic majority the popular vote.
Pennsylvania. the good old Keystone, has elected a
democratic canal commissioner by old fashioned Jack
son majority. and has democratic majority joint hal
New York has virtually repudiated whigery. Il is
now drawn battle. Last fall it gave tens OF thousands
of majority for Taylor. : o.. ~
whigery from It's borders
Mississippi, Tsyors former residence. has lawfully"
kicked whgery
Wisconsin has fairly smothered whigery by some
Yes. Taylor cha. grown. steadily" and whgery has
grown rapidly beautifully less"
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the asth inst. cThank .gsyins-day)

0RATORIO-On the goth inst CThAnk agt Wing day
there will be Of vocal and instrumental
aid qudang debt OF the Catholic Church Of ST. gna
Gnmesvils, Prince Georges county Maryland The
of Washington
who
needless speak fher praise
Prom perfect galaxy OF
beauty from the surrounding cities and counties Refreshments viii
adding
the the OF Tepschore
adjourn residence gentleman I'm the nerhbohood where
ample provision for their enjoyment has been made.
The price and 81 additional for those
who attend the dance.
Concert at 3 O'Clock precisely.
prove
place fair day at ~ O'Clock Nov ~
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MIR. JOs. r. KEssI4ER, Professor OF Music,
HAVING returned this city sfes unavoidable absence
III caused by III health has the honor the offer Of his
mucal public and
shall be devoted 10 his duties He ready
give instruction. heretofore singing
e for him residence, Mrs Wises
boarding 3 between Pennyvsna and street,
shs immediate attention.
Nov 16-aaw6w-FsmhTus
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will be adopted stimulate the existing spirit OF
prise. and future years will witness immense popular nil
grstioas
The last adyces from Europe In relation shori time
operating TALL in cotton added the disposition
slizs here has induced decline In and dull
kst here The receipts At all the ports sa6 6is
bales against ans 06 last year. and the reduced
stand now follows,
Ord to Mid to Mid fair Fully fair 70
good ord: good mid hir, good fair
Mobile an. md s's g. i. %: m:"
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TrsE Auserscan ART Unser aissrsbwtcn le4s VIII
take place In MONTH and subscription book nbous
do 70 csl and subscribe u an early day.
TAYLOR d MAURY, Agents,
Nov N Bookstore near Oh street.
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no George Pace and Edwin psce.--you hereby mott
fed, that the October Of circuit superior
q law ans chanee for The county o. Prince eec and State o.
vignia, decrccd, other nrs In substance fol
ows "Ia X Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
ed commissioner Cor the d. cause notice Tor eight weeks
Washington posted the front door cf
county warning Edwin geometry
the Of Prince George In virtns % forward and claim
county George, he next
court conri proceed shares
r. X MEADE,
THOs. n. DANIEL,
Nov 0-dew fs Commissioners, he.
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LINE SHIRTS, cwe Just opened few dozen fine and
beautiful yokeneck Shirts from New York. They well
made and Of best material, and good ~. t
Also wooen, silk and cotton Shirts and Drawers
YOUNG b oREM,
Nov. lo-0wf Three doors west of Browns Hotel.
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VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday, ssth in
shall SELL the premises ~ O'clock that hand
Of land belonging the estate Of Isaac Smith, decensd
Fairfax county Virginia, four miles from Georgetown and
x from Washington fronting the Lecsbnrs turnpike road and
the first toll There ninetwo and half Of
land under new fence Of locust and chestnut rails the soil
susceptible Of Improvement and well adapted 10 the growth
sncrop usual 10 this climate situated IN very eensee
and ck settled neighbohoo and sPns Of wafer on
premises. will be sold required lots Of % or 20 acres
each. ~. -.
Terms OF saies puchsse money for The
Of and three The
insnnents, bearing
deed gven and deed Of trust taken Tide indspuabe
Sale positive. --.---
Nov Is-eod&dsif Ancuoneer-
THE York Journal OF Meaicsne and she Cob
Sciences published by D. fanshsu, Of New York,
received the subscriber, vd III, No H. series r No
vembcr, 1919 III f.st
Article Amputations and compound fractures, BY John o.
Stone, M. ID, surgeon 70 BELLEVUE Hospital = =
Article I'd Essay Of uterus, by w g Roee!s, NJ %
Article 3D. Extracts from reports sf New YORK Pathological So
ciety. ~
and It's consequences by j. Bascheld
Pan contains Of infancy
Par and T. foreign American medical retrospect and ed
toriaI summary.
Price 81 per single copies cents Specimen
Of the United stsses application
''''' - " TAYLOR, bookseller,
Nov @-lmw Penn avenue, Washington ID G.
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WILLARDB HOTEI~-since the close of bushes
this Hotel has undergone by
n painting sc and other improvements added for me com
cr and Of m guests With attention to bust
and with s aid Of capable trust the Hotel vii
merit share of the coming winter business. -
Nov i0--d3w n. A. WILLARD.
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A SITUATION Geverness 4 desired by . lady
IA Enslsh) competent German ana Italian
languages usc with the finished educa
lion. No objection The South Address r. Lower Post once
New York Nov 2--a
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DARTS BuLIINERY.--pfrs.s y. Parker having returned
from NORTH instant rcb
assortment, Of the latest styles Of Paris millinery per
Nov 2i--6uf
gERvAHIS--Wsnted, male servant and GOOD
cook, 10 do the work snlI family empioyed
who cannot bring good recommendations Inquire
RICH Vfsites and mantn1ss OF the latest Partisan
styles This day received express
khine
new and elegant Styles which invite ladies
Of THE District pm HOOF a co
Nov ls-3wif Intel Repl
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New York Nov 2l--a
AW and Land once I'm wiseenssn.-ERAsTUs w.
DRURY Qafe Druy Eastman, attorney, counsellor,
and entry Of land w.rran situated The Of that beautiful
region around Lake Wnnebsso, oe public
invites correspondence from land buyers
Van Patton Jesse Dow, ESQ.,, p Walker,
sior nom Wisconsin, Hon janice Duane
member o. Congress nom Wisconsin, Hon. Edmund Burke and
Hon. r. r. Hobbie. 80
Sept l5-cpy
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MERICAN Almanac, 1850. Boston. being the eia yea
TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
Nov 10 Booksellers, near 9Th street.
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This little hook IL made up OF series OF interesting
sketches designed for the moral and religious instruction
Of youth They are wei; written, all pointed with
good moral and cannot fail TO exert a salutary and
healihful influence upon the youthful mind. No harm
ever done by putting uch books into the hands Of the
rising generation.
For the four last mentioned books, we indebted to
the publisher through the poleness Of Taylor Maury
at whose bookstore they may be fouRd, with large col
lection Of others in all branches Of literature
D,Bow,, cowmsreiaf Review for the s,~h and Wa No
vember, 1919. New or.cans.
We welcome this periodical with great pleasure to- our
table Il was established in 1916, BY Professor DeBow,
its able and accomplished editor and proprietor and has
since then by the unreasonable ability displayed in liz
pages gained very high rank in the periodical literature
Of the country. II occupies the same position in the
South and West which HUNTS Magazine occupies in the
northern and middle States Many Of its leading articles
have displayed remarkable ability and power and have
thrown food Of light upon the condition and prospects
Of the great agricultural portion OF the Union comprised
in the States Of the South and West Il is not however,
exclusively devoted TO the interests and resources OF that
portion OF the Union in which s published but i EN-
braces valuable information and statistics relating to all
sections Of the confeeacy, and Of the commercial world
generally making it most useful and necessary work
fot the merchant statesman, and general reader Its ed-
ors nov Professor Of Political Economy in the college
Of Louisiana and also Chief Of the Bureau OF Statistics
ises which contain within themselves ample assurance
Of his qualifications TO conduct periodical Of the charac-
ter which he has established The table OF contents OF
the present number contains the following leading
dclss' !, Negro Slavery in the South, part q O. The
Sugar Cane; ., The mississippi Valley g. improve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24

This incresfe Is the more extraordinary scoount
Of there not having been increase in the aggregate
Importation Of the country In the period. Port
land Is rapidly growing In Importance commercial
port The railroad in tho course OF construction,
connecting 1t with Montreal and openpg!shs trade OF
an immense back country, must increase the wealth
and population Of Portland . very large per cent
With of the best and most accessible hsrbors
the Atlantic coast reason Why 1t should not
become place Of great Importance.
The geographical position Of Oswsgo must make II
one of the most important of our lake ports The Ca.
madam drawback law will be Of vast advantage in
king port Of entry and disbursement for msrchsn
disc passing through our territory. This place being
located nearly at the head Of lake navigation 1t has
advantages In the extension Of lake commerce. equal
to any other port The leading items Of import into
Oswsgo in each Of the psst two years. wore Is annex
ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24

The value Of merchandise exported from Oswsgo in
ls4s, under the drawback laws $240,653 0s, and
under the warehousing law, $z6,47S 80. The total
valse of imports of foreign merchandise under tho
wsrehousing law and transported to the seaboard
$33s223 IS.
The amount Of enrolled and licensed tonnage at
the port of s,wego in 1916, was 1913 tons 1s47,
is AGO: 1S48, 21. 7O8.
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AMUsEMENTy.

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uary "a viii b presented. the tragedy Of the AP0srA
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liant Acts and Scores In The Circle embracing all perform
part Of the house Is osntehidreu prioe '''''
DRILB ARSONIc SOCIETY," SEVENTH sEAsoS.-TaE
Second toncert will take place Saturday Evening
a. 49, at the Assembly Rooms Chinese Buildngs roadwav-
Subscribers receive twevs tickets at $40 Asso
ciate members (ons ticket each the privilege of
enters Luis Muac 4 Broadway at the Soorearys
residence, 4so Broome street. BY order
JOHN A. KYLE Secretary
QLIND IRISH HARPEKS CONCERT-THE COXNITrER
~ having made their final arrangements beg leave
to the citizens New York Mr. Walls Concert will
take place Thursday evening 2tA at the Taber.
nace which occasion the following dstngu have
kindly volunteered their Julia L. Northai Ma
dane Bottle and Ar Edward Loeder strakosch Mr. r H.
Coenon the VIOLIN Mr. ON the piano Tickets 50 cons
to be had Ut all book stores
GEOLOGICAL HALL, 81 BOWERY-THRILLIN0 AND
~ Interesting Performance by the Lion Queen Cal
her xtTaSrdna Afternoon and Evening
now the finest possible condition particularly the great White
Polar Bear who . fresh and lie
be was captured in tho Arctic Ocean. Admission rs oeptS
Children, half price, " ~