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CITY TRADE REPORT

THUBsDAI. Nov l3-G y.
BrFApsrl Ma Flour rultd about the ths bust
prising 100 bbls State ard Western upa-
tered tgures Car sdisp fell TO So Q3; 81 which 500
bbis fire dspos ed Of southern appeared dep-ess-
Cd 500 bhs ordinary Only realizing 81 - % Rye
Hour tndJerey meal abundant at SO rs SO 81 X.
TIE rate obsiLsd Tor 100 tbs Of zach Hheaf moved
the extent of $500 bushels Michigan whit private
eqrusct; 1000 C5lsdian Do. Part ~ 81 . Soc; and
2Ci upper lake at zoe shiie sGt0 bu:h-s Rye were
picked up at 90 &c reduction; and zoo do. BcTfc
Mott at 81 tCfi Com advanced 20 co Gle for mig d.
and OF 6Zhc fr yellow with ssles Of Is 000 bushels
Cores Tie nafk,t CONTINUES without charge, With
sales 81 500 bales The Csnbrias sdvices viii affect
prices until our stock Is eighty increased
FmiCiiIs To Liverpool there a fair cunt oer
rg and some ithgT engagements Of wheat report
I'd AZ ga -four ct ls 600 boxes cheese taken
OF 2ns and 600 bbls resin private terms. To Lon
don 800 boxes the..e reported At 35s and JC0
lGOo bb naval stores engaged a. q To Glasgow
-four 81 SGy at IL Cd To HHVre ths packet q the
10Th full with cotton. al e No alteration 70 no.
tics In rates Go California
PEousioSs- Pork improved shade The sale consist
irR Of too ibis msss ut SIS 10 l2f; old at Sls
b1h; prime At Sl3 90 SiS o. and cid a; Sl2 so;
while bee ruled dull $50 tbls fetch &c but 81 rs $40
ter mess and - So pme and lard favored buyers
eco bills old bringing ySsshc,, and 500 Kegs do ,
pant papAc GOO city cur pork hams sold at Sc
and leo bbl5 beef hams 81 Sii Sll 70 per 20 lbs
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Our Washington corr..ponsep...

W,smNerov November H. 1851
7's Cube k,so'ia tcni NJ. Caiasr5n and NJ WeIs,er-
TIE hrrrSacA 4 Ccrgr,,s-T1. Radical Democracy
.9rr~esensicns ef T'olle- To Srsaker,lip-TEe ck.
shp-T fs Herald ktsiut az u ne Administration III,
Hreis-Disfinst ishsd .atrtrss g. g.
IN. city is alive with the most extraordinary rumor
rsspestng the nsgotiators progress between Mr.
Cslderon de Ia Bnes, the Spanish Minister and Mr.
Webster questions Of international concern growing
out Ct the recent terrible Transactions In Cuba
OF all these rumors the nost extraordinary AMI the
most incredible this that Mr. Calderon has demanded
thu, national vessel ,houd be sent after the Spanish
Consul NOV In sp4in) who driven from New Or
leans BY the populsce last August-thst hs consular
esg should saluted and that al his effects, SC sc
rhouls Be restered; which demands IL IL said Mr Web.
e.~ inf,orn rejected. in fact he could do nothing
else In reply 10 such ridiculous pretsnsions
TIT not positively known that such demands have
really BEEN pretsrred but II L. generally believed that
me'hpg o. this sort has trsnsped within the last two
osys nr March himself the especial biogrsphsr Of Mr.
Nesstsr -ouls hsrdy b. eonadsd with such IMPORTANT
news bad this thing trSpspred unless all NEGOTIATIONS
were thus foreolossd and Mr. Calderc had as,srinsa
60 ses for bis passports pack up his trunk. and Iss,.
The National In,,Iisen,r has hovevs, bss, r,.....
the public mind for extraordinar, concs', y,
eps' r. piesoso ma spsln " a proud government
government in affairs u international stiue,ss ~
That afford for the sake Of peace 70 make sorrs
apology 70 Tesbes s Catelios and that ought t Al
Bus the preeder tial campaign Is before us Mr w.h
tter up for the prospect, Of nomination somewhere
Popular opinion this Cubs business u still fixed no.
upon the expulsion Of the spansh Consul from New Or
iesnen upon the late 81 riot 1T hey Wet hut
upon theexecutlon Of those hrytwo American prisoner
aiEIIsrsna Mr. Webster knows u, and feels t. ard
breads o. and fthere 10 one ihior upon which Il vii
t~ceue the naturalization 20 be prepared for q riz
"a ~ Congress. u VII be upon The question of its
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


Bosfos. RortEbsr IN .faehon-2i shares Merchants
Bank. loz If5S IS New fsglsnd Sank, 1o7z 10 state
baEk, t Gbl, - Boston enc worcester Railroad lOi 10
Western kaircad, lpA % Northern htilroad, ~ south
south Wharf Corporation. 90 Boston stheneun. ls5
Ice Siu fer ent and Massachusetts Railroad bonfs 1855
- $500 CLcthire Railroad bonds. payable i> c9 GO
postsuoush asd Concord Railroad horsss-e boEas l ~
brOksrf Bog.dl shsrss Wsstsrn Railroad it4k si0ts
rost General ssiiro.d ssxj q Do s5.i osisn,surs
Railroad Uii 20 Do. ~; kssiern Ratroad, it u Rat
ter Esiirosd, 10 BcEon and Msioc Rart ad, it6r. -
NorthtrB Railroad, ga Michigan Central Railroad lWk
% Norfok Ccunfy kailrosd Is ltk Do, if's - E.st
Bofisn Company, - q Edgtworth Company 9ia Pitts.
burg COPPER Conrsny lto canton Company 81 a. B.nk
q Commerce, So 10 40. 5000 Vermont and Nas...
thusetts Rsrosc honda O. ~ 90 RutlNgd bsads t-5 -
l"r Portsnd City Sises. -. S,cgrA Borrd-D shares
lurg Railroad, 6Et SiS o. 40 81 rs do f0sfsr .0i 81,
n DO eff after "a 81 ~. Vermont Central Sairoad 6L
~ DO tos ~ Nortscrn Railroad, 6s IS East Boston
Company, ~
FrniAnyI PIua, November 1s -TYr.i Boars-ssp City
tebs, % Ms 100 90, AZ 100 .hsrss 4 B,nf a.
ls0 90, 10, Gir,Id BAht, ~ 10 Comm-rcih Bank 81.
40 icrnsylyaaia Bank - III do III. 80 hcrrs
y. liai 20 RssdDg Railroad. ~ ~. % do, bs a.
WILLIAMSBURG RsDroad. e. SscsHd Boord-s3 40 Psah'
syivania Ga in Ho srrnE Csrdur 6 ~. VI Chss peske
add Dss~sre Sc etb .csharss Z. = Raak ~ Wes,ern
Bsrh olk; ~ WiimfEton Railroad ga go Reading Rail.
L. s. Dahk, az.
BsIrr-our, November l2-Sioet Board-7os q BaIt.
more o. 800 le l3 IS baltimore pleasure, 100 -
shares Bsnh - Baltimore IN - Baltnre Ohio hail.
road loy ~ Al TIE board This d,y haryl.al 6's
loik ssked b,ltu0fs aud Ohio Railroad bonds i.67 =
bad, ssked d.. SHARES dv or ~ bid 62i ssked. Yors
and Cumberland. ~ lid, - Ssksd.
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lnterestIng from Texas.

ARMY MOVEMENTS sKIKnIsH WITH INDIANS
PRoFFER TO KossrTH-rKAGEDY, Ere.
From the New Orleans Picayune, Nov.
The ste amship Mexico arrived from Galveston yes
terdsy morning bringin dates TO the 30th ult.
The editor Of the San Antonio Ldg Is Informed that
order has been ssued at head quarters and received
By the Commanding General 4 the Eighth Military De-
Psrtmen empowering aud requiring General Smith to
call into the army, marine and militia subject
his mand, for the purpose Of suppre ssng any
armed force from invading the soil Of foreign nation
or government who are at peace with the United states
Ire San ALtopia Tam, Of the 23t. Gays" 0Ge OF
Captain Pord's men. way this place, was At
tackled by petty OF Lipsns who took from him a
ter Of mules lie succeeded IN making his Ia the
chspers and r,a he'd the mi airy poet on the ,ona
sergeant smith, with small a,ty o. drag started
in pursuit. overlook the Inaian- killed aud rseo
vered large number of mules and horses. OF which
bslcnxed TO hr. Calisghsn, Of this plscs Gener a
Just rs the Dragons had succeeded in routing tn
Indians "
Colonel Horace l.. Kinney the great land Offers
hcsuh and his companions ten thousand 81 Ian
u they desire to locate Ina that country The land ~
ituated the Naeces River, and fertile aay Ia
the United States
We learn from the EIGg Of he Union tbst Joseph "
Pea-ce. whose rescue attempted at Canton smith
county, on the 9Th ut and which led u dsspsrste
conflict, held 70 bail. IN the 81 QUO for
asssult the Sheriff. BrowB, at whose instance he
arrested for his assault oo appear against him
The lilld in the attempt 20 rescue W Pearce
kobert Pearce, Isaac Moore, aud Mr. Neil J. N. Pat
has since died OF wounds received bat the
wounded. Brock Holden. and Mckinley were rec over
ing CravTtrd % tbs rescuing party, escaped A
meeting Of the citizens called the 10Th ult wh-p
II Was resolved 10 sustain the laws by everJ exeron
and at all hazards
The BRACES D,ha Published a. Richmond says that
the River Bsxos Is at is loves: stage, With
prospects Of q rife.
The paper states that the corn market opened in
thai section al 81 IS per 6ushel but Be had nos
81
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Police Intelligence.
THE GREAT FORGERY cASE-rURrHER PARTICULARS,
AND MoRx CHECKS.

Before Justice Osborn.
Yesterday afternoon cot down for . further exam
nation into the extent forgeres the
clique gang Of dishonest individuals under
arrest, peblished in yesterday Herald The Police
Court was visited by large number OF persons VINO APP
pesred 70 be anxious TO take view Of the accused
parties; number Of witnesses likewise present,
halt hour after The designated time for the court to
proceed Mr. Stewart, the talented Clerk Of Police an
noupced that In consequence OF the non at'enusn0s
material wtness the furthsr examination would DC
postponed until two O'Clock on Monday afternoon
Repjsmin White of the accused parties on the day
Of his arrest, found by Capt rurpbul at ms resi-
depce No 81 Bank street. In bed and alleged TO DO
too unwe for removal The captain In erdsr TO secure
the prisoner placed man IN charge put, dur,ns .ne
charge who bel eyed that mis- prisoner was too SICK 70
walk. on returning to the room found ~ empty ana
his prisoner vaniOosed.n Captain Tursbull WAS i'm
nedates notified of the prisoners escape, who came
TO The pre- and discovered the following property
One bag containing large quantity OF fob chains;
also a box containing guard chains small articles
finger rngs &c thirty pledge tickets, mostly for
coats SO bill on the Brosdwsy Bank i've So bills
on the Government stock Bank. White haviog He'd
from his room Captain rurnbul went 10 pursuit aud
after much see discovered him at the City Hospital
und der the assumed name of John ii Grant de was
forthwith taken into custody and on his person
cert was found for watch and money, placed in the
hands OF Mr. Morgan, Of the Hospital The cash con
sisted in seven $40 bills the Bovery Bank $40
b the Citizens Bank four $40 bills on the Butchers
and Drovers' Bank and 81 on the Bank of Railway
jersey This mep.y is believed 10 be portion If
the same procured by forged checks The majority Of
tie other articles supposed to be stolen Three other
forged checks have been discovered by the Banks One
tho Fulton Bank GATED 10th July 1851 payable TO
George d. Msy. for $3.50, signed y Jones This
check the paying teller in the bank did not pay. The
boy who presented the check stopped but clue
could BE- aEcertanei the forgers he let go. The
two other checks the Seventh Ward Bank one
for SsOc the other for sT5 purporing TO be signed
by Walter Bcwne. Many other forged checks are, no
doubt. yet 20 come.
Indictment FOR Folse Pr.terces We Understood tina
the greps Jury have bill OF indictment sga net
Mr. Fernando Weed charges Of false prstences VI
ing cut Of certain eusstons preferred against MIR
some yesrs since These charges puo he'd Ia Of
the city newspapers the Of the electoa last fsi
when MIR Wood running opposition candidate 10
Mr. KpgsiaI d for Mayor
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Two PEnsors BvRNsp pEArH AT NrwARK, n. j.
sUsrtc1nD muPpER.-AD alarm OF FIRE raised about
four ococ this morning but owing to the deficiency OF
well organized method of iBdicsting the locality
the r with difficulty found the place end arrived
too lAie to be Of sny service The FIRE proceeded from
small htufe in Tbsmas street east of the railroad
pied by Peter During German, and his wife 1t WAS
discovered by neigb Dor, nsmsd Crop Who awaken
ed by the barking bis dog He thinks it ors
small kitchen eitacb 10 the building; and although
be burst in the door Of the dwelling part immediately
the whole house much in flames TO render any
assistance possible. MIR During has sted
siderable property owning tho house he lived in with
several Others and his wife Is well known retailer OF
vegetables through the streets It'll credby
that he had about $500 In specie In the house whch has
not yet teen found and supciens have arisen that this
stolen the occupants murdered The two bodies
taken out almost completely consumed The Coro
held irquest this morning which did not elicit
evidence suic. ut TO eliminate any person though
picions are stiil entertained A young German, who
lived with During has been missing since yesterday the
last that Is known Of him Is. that he the
voods over the hill &c collect leaves Mr. d and his
wife bad childrtn but have sister and other re.a
T. M in the ntime searched the rnins still far
Their for The monsy-hCras IN ~ .idratissr, Nor IL
The verdict Of ths Coroncr's Jury which held an
rquest the remains q Mr. and MR. During that
they burned death in their house, which took
fire from some cause unknown. The young men
toned yesterday having been ab.ent returned 10 the
Afternoon having remained night at his fathers
and been occupied Ia gathering leaves through the fore
eeyoral twenty i've pieces found by the
jury In arebiug the strong picon still exists
IL II certain 1t therv money ia the house, bat
murder The ttsir must remsin for the present
yelCped In mystery - kr1pi .Gdusyftser Nor. 10
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TcIegrapbic Reports.

BtITALo, NOV II 1901.
TIE receipts st this port since yesterday have been
confined n 1900 bbs q -four The market for -four Is
nrn. owing 90 light rcceips gan sells at S312 q
g. 81 Prime wheat only IL in demand aud il q rec
Cofn-lsrge SUPPLIES Offering and buyers are hold
log of for a fall; mixed Western sold 70 day at .Oc
Oats continue scarce and In request 1T 25c
ALsANY, Nov ID 1851.
Receipts o. The past twenty four hour.-Four 1900
bbk wheat, 400 bus corn, 5000 bus barley 1900
bus Corn is held higher and the transactions are
limited 90 1000 bus, 1T bTc for pr.d Western Barley
IL slower; 20 coo bus sold at 81 ss4e for two 70 rsd
sales 600 bus at 9etsc
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SHIPPING.

OPPosIrIoN TO noNoPoLY-INDEPENDRNT LINE
Fss q fssjTSs new and .PlsA ala .ss.m.hp BRoTa5k
world y sad for Chagres direct. friday Nsyembsr
AS Ism Pier North River, connecting with the f.
vore steamer Monumental City. 10 leave Panama the
10Th Of December For pssssgs apply TO
=. MILLS, Agent, 81 Cortlsndt street.
WE. THE bNDERsI0NED. CABIN PASSENGERS
w hoard thu ship Universe, from liverpool New
YOIh nduse n pleasure which feel. peg,
testimony the high and sstinsbls qualities Of
her snder Captain Thomas Bird. II 10 impossible
captain Bird toward, bis cabin tiosshes. shs
and attention thing that could
butte 20 our We have. great pleasure
OF Captain his second cabin and
and the udoious and able arrangements
Their health and comfort carried into effect with tho
ascry and discretion by his active oeers and
en- Who fro FIRST ss med fully to have entered
in TO tie spirit kue and worthy commander sgned
A. r. Weld. Cecil A. Mabgeuburg, :. Jane Hayes
John r. Hayes, Louis G. Asngenburg.
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Married,

On Monday. November 10, BY the Rev Dr. Ferris. Al
G HonoEs ~ J.sT daughter o. the late Nahum
Andrews all q this city
In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday afternoon. November IL
b. the Rev. Mr.. Spencer Ltsss Notfor. Jr. Esq Of
syrscuse ~ Y, 10 Miss ELLEs MsriLDa ELLis, q the
f0fmer place.
ON Wscnetdsy evening. November IA At 81 Stephens
Church. BY the Rev. Or Joseph n Price b w q Bya-
srFS 70 NJ AUeUsI. WINS daughter Of the late Ham
nond Wallis, Efq
On wednesday November 8, by the Rev DR. Judd. n
r. GsEFr, o. Green Osk, Mich 10 Mis- MARr McMox-
soLr, 81 Waikiki Orange county, NY
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United states Circuit Court.

: Before Hon Judge NeIs0D.
NOV l3-The GrandJury returned true bills In the
following csses-Against John o. Moses, for excess Of
Rs-sspgers In the shiT Western World John Co,ter.
MLIsm smith Geo Mill. Richard Craig John Lamb.
80 sniin, and Jbos Forward for sDdsavor 20 make
fVot on board the ship Richard Akop Thomas nocsrtt
t, eNces. q Passengers IN Brtsh ship sorziaDs Joseph
sibsor excess ~ yasscBrers in Bfsh brig Caubrv-es
osD rraFffd excess 81 passengers 10 ship ~
- ~. Inc court adjourned 10 MONDAY week wheu
lht ivy ttiale will BE pIncar fai .rith
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E),.d.

On Thurydsy morning November - At 3 O'Clock after
lingering Illness, AItssrpTB 2. q. McCsRrfv. sou Of
BernsTd End Maria hcCartin, aged IS years months
.nd NJ dsys.
The fiep5s ard scqusntspces Of the family are res.
p<ctfuy invited 20 attend the funeral this (Pridsy
afernot st O'Clock from his late residence Ia Cn
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Pas.en.rrs Arrived -.

Po--th.tfs
IfvSRPosL-Peokets chip universe-A seii, Hayes.
Boy5.
lltKAPooI-ship MARTA WEre-er O'conner.
LIyEnrOOf-Ftctet ship GOnstHutlBc-Ars Pars0ns "
Yofs. Mics Campbell. Irslandi Aey. horesEs-Sloin
TIE steersEa all veil.
BRfsToi E--Br bark Elr,beth-R II L smith and l.ay
Mr. Bs,u. Mr. RenKrsedre. Mr. Kendall. Hancock.
hICANuNu AND NonFOIK- steamer kosAoke-n Little
JOIN, Mo Houshton, Belmes, Basin BAKER. uuld
Bailey Whitney, NokAin, DrJ watts, Brodley,
ttLtcy, Lovely stewart, Rev q Copeway Mr. Hast
inas, J Townsend snd lady u Clop,on, SORTS J. A
Osubtsl, Tyler Mics Cloniss, Mitchell, y Da-
ran, Keslirs, D, stin:eee ki,,ell, Lsirdlow
Tfasiillan. Talbot " Woodward. woodward, Z Carr
n w tit efsfraEt.
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Cleared.
sis%sS ss seT Ts Morgan
ship tivei tBrI MAXWELL New orleans Daniels, Beas
ship Harbeek Con way Apsiacheola, B0sart ace.
snip Sullivan, Edrsrdr, Charleston. .w.rals
Bark Catherine Augusta, Bessmsn, New Orleans,
Gsi sAsnei Carlisle, Apsl,e si.sl., Easls Hazard
sG g sss a Gsiss w Ssss 10 Sas 9? Son.
sR ffsSS Fer s. sGh.s r Ne G,sss
sosr setmo4a, Tiiiey R .;s,a 9 a eisrson.
se5r Asa Eli,isEo 10 .asn. Phisssipsis, Mok;e;
sseamer Psso5seot CLARK PSnsdaieaa. '>''
slOOp Lsses. Cumm ings, Fall River.
Arrived.
Shin Universe tpst) Bird. Liverpool Oct H. with nd'c
ship c9rstsntas Sps,l Baa,ins Hysrpooi or H. with
hssvy Ist Is u sEas sails Sc %.
slip Tes@on ioi Tho asson snoy, Liverpool DC, Il.
lat :. b. len 20 sposs ssri onsa rom s@srn. for
"a lat IS ion large steamer under SAIL ss,sd
b., :. irsn n PsiisdopSia tor gverpos
With mase md .ss ras,sBsors to master LBAser of
and 80 Z, p,. .a 60 Ward sa., ,, o,,.
shp Diriso Dosne. Charleston days with cotton. to
I Bars Ei1sSosh tBr Hancock Bristol E. 81 days. with
Barn jnsicr Sd Turner. dassoT' 81 days. with nd''
and las passengers 20 X Irwin
Bark Arion tof BOstonL venard Cardiff 81 days wish
iron and to order; vesel 70 msstcr Gu inst
Georsea Banks EXCHANGED signals with large chip hay
ing letter in her signals came time, exchanged signals with
BARI Caroline Sherwood Charleston. 7asys with cotton.
Ec TO Dunhem Duon
Brig Lima tot Portisnd), Wade, Havana IL days. with
ndse 60 master.
Brig Princess Royal (Br Dee Bermuda, IL days. with
rndse ard one passenger. 10 Davenport
Brio Eilira lof Belfast Emery Belize Hon. via eavkn-
nah, g days with mahogany logwood 60 Conn
schr Eolus (Brl stubbs Port Prnoe, ~ days. with
coffee, TO Hsisted 4 Chamberlin-
sebr seaman (Brj. Ayre Cumberland Ms Il days, with
grin dstoncs. n o, TO master
sofr Fountain, Eaoy, albany for Fall River.
Schr Isabella. Arbeeau Bostou, 3 days.
schr Le,ncer Nicter Boston. days for Albany.
sohr Norwich, Jones, allen, days, tor Albany.
sohr Ads. Woodbury., Rockport hAss days.
schr Belle Wooster EnAtport dsye.
schr Aid Paul Roorlend days -
steamer Roanoke, Parrish. Norfolk tnt hohmond- Y
hours.
BARK Exact, from sAvsnnan. .
Br brig Fairy Eatop 10 days from s. Kits ia ballast to
order.
AlHo. one clip and enc brig
Steamship Meteor, Lsviss, Rev Orleans and others.
Nov lswrd at sunrise. SNw ct meridian NJ q. susss..
NE, with hail
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SHIPPING.

EoR LIyIHPooL-USITEp STATES MAIL sTRAx
sP u. dsp.f s ls o. i;9 nal: isasp 1 Ts
lively on saturday ga q sov.n her, - osOck IRON
Ter Ter elsht paastse having uneausiiod soeOods
'i sBSss sf' K s.%5Sf fssI CO. wal
Ihs se.gshp Atlantic viii succeed ,hs Bal'se' ana sail
s.Ss ANP v S,,5
Commander Will leave for Hsvrs touehng ct Southa
ans S iH sn pier q s s1iHf S9 FREE. ::
o s sSl e Ss nsss f%sH ;SSs
s vii Be received .'e. 1hgsd.y Shippers q specie viii
.Ppiyts HoRTiNER ifviSGsi8s Agent, s. BrpadTss
Coa RIcHsQsD. VIA NORFOLK AND PETERS
1h' s.s sous, sSs,ss 'si Ts'; s:S'
y e si,s is iIS per az n
WI "''"' VI DFkS Il THoRsTos ., P..ri ,.r.e,.
Books OF passage vita plans Of state open
Il ALABAMA, CAPT g d Ludow, will leave 90 ,bsye
sn ss,urd.y lS,h Sey.Dbo al o'clock. T. n from Pier
T. aITenTiI ~ FrOn, ssiss. fSs Tfsrsi,' CAT, f,os
For NEW ORLEANS, VIA KEY wssT. no SAIL on
,sd srensid ses%sss nEfios, James Issls.s. ,s%msn
% - sa :, ssS, rGs ;s Or
Cabin psssAs.. $50 freight at % essn per toos
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT -ruE new AND
Buas. vii leave pier Nors9 liver. on F3sy. NS,sS
sss r. as o.l9ft ~ m. s'p.ssg. vi,a Witch saIs
noda,ions osmforts vhsh she sHords her pasenssr
are oensdersoBs which should net be overloosi b.
Psrsons going strth For fesh apply board. where ali
'' sf5ffonb iiiHfsr5s co south street
shippers requested 20 send bill Of lsdns By TIE
steamer. she erves New Orlesns her return home
about the time that the U. s. mail arrives oct
DACIyIo NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPANY.-osLY
through line for San Francisco via Chsgrss direct
fsre reduced On Hsturday, November ~ ~ y NJ The
splendid new and double engine steamship ILLINOIS, 200
,,ns SnsqyslIea in her .sson@2ds,l0ns ard ,rssd >
M precisely from her pier at The foot OF Warren
erect North Rivef WITH the government NALL, direct for
Jhesres, connecting with one Of the Companys estrs
,esuer 70 sail Without any delay of San Trsasco
sac sndfresbt apply a. The once No. III West street.
warren street. North River.
ITNITKB STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The splendid double enshe mshp GEORGI4 sod tons
- d. Porter, u NJ COMMANDER will sail from the pier Al
COZ ct warren street North River on Monday November
ht 3ocoek, NJ trecsely Rates Of psssage 10 Havana
W ater saloon DO, 500, forward do $50 ttserage do,
20 srcce only taken freight 70 Havana. No bills
toing signed after the hour ~ sailing. For freiyt
oasase, apply % N. y. ROBERTS, W West street,
cor. Of Warren
DEsPATcH LINE FOR sAN FRANcIsco.-THE NEW
~ and eegaatN New H0rk clipper built ship HURRICANE,
Nm Very Jr con andtr ~ Pier ZOE Mver-Ihs ettra-
nd rspdly going board, and III hsve prompt dspsth
The Hurrcane sthe sharpcst clipper built snd %
spending speed and has been pronounced production
t before s.temp,ed IN msIins .tehitestvre Ths public
sor bsfsuce cargo asov rsts or pssaee having
CIV ( A. fhcxAs. Is Br,sa street. .,
E.B. SUTTON, AWsnssss1
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r. ARsramE INrELLIaENC
To correspondence

Captains OF vessels and others furnishing News 70 ,h
pspe would confer favor BY sealing their oommnniS
sl0ls.
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M EDICAL.

NERrAIN CURE FOR CUrAHEOU5 CANCE.--FRoM
~ 500 to $S0OO Will be deposited in any bank 20 be for
fetee should any person afflicted with cancer fail 70 Dc
ccred to the entire satisfaction Of physicians OF their own
choice after few weeks treatment provided said
wiling figured TO forfeit twice the more according
to the Apply es.er. stating place OF meeting BoE
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PAsIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIvAr

q SOO REwARD.-JEFFRIES ANTID0TE. A SPk-
DOOV cfc mixture for tho Of private disorders.
Il makes speedy care without the leae restIieoa Of ss
drink change in pication 70 business The
proprietor Oh enzssa single which the mi xturs will
cure. the forfeiture OF five HUNDRED dollars IL is
put bottles with full directions. 81 Ons bottle
lasta vceim.ny are eursd 10 two dsys For sale ty G.
IL Ring lsl Broadway and e Baya<d street, New Yotk
W. T. Little, I'D Hanover sr:es Bosson; Wright CO..