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Totals ...... 50 451 6ll $l62,oo2 se4oS2 $2l3,ssl
Total amount Of merchandise exported in November
1901. ................ $Z9ll;Eo
Only about onethird Of the aggregate went to ports in
Great Britain The shipments to Hsvre for the month
unusually large To the West Indies, South and
Central America the exports show great increase
previous months Nearly onehrd Of the total value q
domestic products exported in November went to foreign
ports on this side Of the Atlantic In few years the
bulk Of shipments abroad will be to other ports than
those In Europe We shall find the trade with the Wss.
Iadies souh America and Central America much more
profitable than that with Europe and is highly impor
ant that should cultivate commercial relations with
those countries There extensive field for traffic in
those sections Of the world and monopozs it IL
please We must build up markets ourselves in hose
countries by the emigration and enterprise Of
people after which they will look to for supplies Our
export trade with Europe has reached its maximum Our
agricultural products only taken in famine times.
The material for their manufactures they only
because they cannot get it anywhere else and the time
is not far distant when sha have less Of all these
articles to export to any country than have We
shall not have to look to Europe for markets for
material for manufacturing purposes, for food We
shall be greater consumers Of products, and
have lees for other nations.
The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn, and barley left st
tide water, during the fourth week in November in tn
years 1850 and 1851, was as follows
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AsTROI.OGY, sc .

MI Re. PRnWsTER FROMFHTLADBLPHIA,Tk TENDERS
" her services 20 Ladies srd Gentlemen o. this oiy IN
Astrolosy Love- snd Law Matters. interpreting Ore,ms
So BY books and science constantly relied on by Nspoleon
and will tell the name Of :he lady % gsnsman heI VII
marry Also the Of the viser3 Residence I'll Ursud
street. between Clinton and Attorney streets ~ T. Ladie
hfty cents Gentlemen one dollar.
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REsTAURANTs.


II ,ssU1H, THE NOBLE " WASHINGTON or HUN
N ssrv coming 10 our shsres lie will be haileo
with open hans. and hearts us-al honor him
nev-s honor 70 h ~hen he struggling for the free
dom ofhis dssr native Ian There honor him
now than there were 70 him them but the kossut
Hous corner Of Hudson Christopher streets Kept BY
william n. Munger the trst and only o. ths nsm. vac
after him when he hghting VITA bis brave arm
for liberties Of his country Let 10 Aope that be vi
there should there be procession 10 see now muc
credit 10 done 70 his In house quiet, we'll apponted
we'll tept we'll supplied with the marss, can a1or
vhethertn the wsy offa and luscious oysters game An
e very best q LIQUORS ale egsr ssd all the et ceerss
The houe, within and without aud s that present 70 M
oustomers 70 second 70 none and equ,llsd by few.
In TIE ECONOMY OF HUMAN NATURE. PRoyI.
denee has youchsafed hsppy system Of for
the evils attendant its works for example The
dawn Of morn chsses the dusty pail OF night into hs far
ether te make cheerful the hours Of toll and whsa
to~orp and weary Providence has provided for his
top Mr. Shelley not prepared 70 say that Pk2Ylsne
tared,si,y rsrs s,s sumfsd6ui S-s.sursnL lpt ne j.
prepared 10 that his v OF restauraon would Dc
dreds TO Provdeneei for Providence enables Me- shelley
lay before his patrons all the ercurean deoseiss tha the
elements contain.
(LEns COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE, 3l2 BROAD
" vsy-The excellence Of dinners proverssl
He orr this day. superior bill OF fare TOT ssntlemen who
may favor him With call resdy from l2t o'clock.
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LDyERTHEnEsTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal,

II WIS. J. r., in rEsIERDAY's NOTICE. mas RE
fereHce 70 Hra T. J. r. Of c. direct 60 Brookvn Post
Once, 90 no letters have been received.
IpHN CODDINGTON, EoRxERLY wEIoHEs IN
Buriirg sp. subsequently residing In Thirty seventh
street. or his wife or sEent " he should be absent he
aorstr v hear q something 70 his s5vsnsge, By calling
urop JOHN SEDGWICK, 20 Nsessu strest
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HOUSES, ROOMS. sc. WANTED.

w ors smali famiiy in peasspt neshborhood either
in New York Brookiyn rent not over $3.50. Address
House, at this Jfhce.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

EOR sALE-slX GOOD WORK HORSES, SUITABLE
Tor fro trs or carmen; tvo of them hne stvish
drivers he others swrrice4 tut GOOD workers Aprv al
The Sae crner 81 tlsson and Atantc avenues Brook.
W. for three days
HORsE WhNTEp-ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING A
geos htre rat le wishts yintered Cor the use Of him.
Wi y'ente ttcrsta lire " = Gaylord corner Fulton
te Brottin, sts,rs where be tha call 70
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Great, Good, and Glorious News-ThS
greatest blefsiIE the EARTH for fifty The
moving the power Of wsttss Nervous Antidote
s aS1 stcch' Sfa e. nas-SAs
eontrsctsd with Dr. Watts supply bottles ct 80
enough for suoh plants PYNE, l1 Nassau street.
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stock Exchange,

II will be seen by this, that the canal was open thi
year greater number Of days than in either Of the pre-
yious eleven yeers
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The Pearl street Fire.-Merchants and
etbsSs In the fire.
peeisulasy those having hohs eass requested 20 call
~ the store Of the subscrbe to the condition Of the
eo.tsst Of Mr. g. Gie:rts ssfs after having been four
sTHARNs MARVIN. successors 70 Rich b Co...
LAG Water street.
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DE 1T KNOWN

BEIr KNOWN r., and ,,s,
That LYONS rowdsr.
Trre and tried,
Can't be tcusht
TIE city through,
Of the hsvkng
rtddlinr
Lyons Magnetic Powder and pss having been oouutor
feed ty pretended ttdtut and vernn deroysr be Acre
BY states that the genuine And poonss Magnetic Powder
and the Pills fer etssyng rats and mice only be hsS
at the srand d,pct Ne 4 Broadway and Of the
aaente.
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RECEPTION OF KOssUTH.


u BCIPrIoN OF K0sSUrH.-THB C0nnITTEB AP-
n pointed By the Common Council Of New York 70 make
the for the reception Of Louis
Kossath, have adopted che following route, viz -
The eeesston Will from Battery, 6roa iway
70 and through Aster Psss Fourth and Bovery
down Bows 70 Chatham streets through Chathsn street
the sAss gate Of the Park passing in front Of the City
ne object Of This slnounoemsnt 70 give timely notice
for preparation 70 such Of fellow citizens who design
decorate their dwellings, aad due notice viii be oven
day apart for shs reception the ustriOus
''saissf @iJEH iJEDiDIAH MILLER
GEO. H franklin
SAMUEL DELAhArER ICom. of the Board
". A. DOOLAY of Aldermen.
PATkICK KELtY,
HENRY SHAW,
SAMUEL MABBATT,
II. B. BOLSTER. o. ..u.... A.
JOHN B. WEBB }SYm.. - SSsx9 As-
FLORENCE HCARrHY, s"'~ns AAoeknen'
WESLEY SMITH,
NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED. IN ANTIcIPA-
tion Of ths nmense procession in honor Of the
have good view Of the the entire ont City
assembly Koens being 10 feet front length, aAd three
stories high, and the well EARLY application
10 necessary 70 Places the day procession
Az 444, 446, AS aud 80 Broadway.
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wigs and Teupees--Bstchslor New
Dtyle II Wis ths me perfect imitation
should es % BArcHAL0Rs celebrated Wig faesory Ne
IWe street. BE- fsund laxrsG3 Nnl keA -
SeYtuent tn the city. Copy the address.
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BY reducing the wheat TO four the quantity of the
after left at tidewater this year compared with the
responding period Of last year, shows incres'e
63y429 barrels OF -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of tn
principal articles Of produce left at tdewater from t1
commencement Of navigation to the 3oth Of November
inclusive, during the years ls4s ala days; 1850 222
days; 1851, 229 days
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Dec. .1s33 33s Dec. 37Ss s27 Inc los l3s Inc 1892
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left tide
water from the Of navig alton the s0h
November inclusive during the years 1850 1851
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r,HE WORLD CONVINCED.
II TIE world Oft Chested now has eroyn
Somewhat ncredulous own
butvhen whole crowds, late in despair.
Icn their solemn word, declare
Lftt Cough ttr Cold need trouble aive.
Nith RoFert famous Curative.
u tocthe tbs Lungs, abe Shlegm expef
an lever, lkt charm. reptii
Wy then the world believes, rerforce:
lruth leaves 10 then other course.
Jhe syrup that will Colds eface,
giFe the worst Cough the 90 40 de race
hrtnehios cure, and that sad srouP,
AlcAstLma, Influenza, Group,
deserves, irt all With common senee,
-, a. wtrm and tsarty con idonce.
~ hofers syrup o Lverwort Tar and Canohsarus i,e
ss,e ettft nepos, Gothic Hall, 80 Broadway ~ and Iv
rf ctnhe Druggists in the United Stat6e nd gsa.Sas
rEct-ln large tottles, 81 crsx bottles for s..
MATRlNCNT MADE EASY. OR now TO yts a
l Lcvt-Profssscr L.Wtcr, ef London. hnviag s-fvtS
IN hcst- q, viii seud q ftd,eIs receipt onr eor
rcst L.t fsir dreccntts ensss isdsa cr sstis s sc
rtn IRE devoted afectcre 81 the opycto
Is tnPe ttt % ehIyatrz ilat 81 may nsfr,sS ere
qtctyct 81 tfe ttTeAranctt cr Tctuen and lat shsueh
ret least 10 can te arfarged uth sush ease and salic.
thft intuen 70 mrttsibe. aacrsfs Professor Tawtsr
bt 1ottsft 70 rse. "~''''
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Inc. .l52475 Dec. 445,22o Inc. sss Inc 74226
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left tide
water from the Of navigation the Goth
November inclusive during the years 1850 and 1851
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AZ this season OF the year during the
ess Skin Powder win bs found an sddsSdun 70
pIexion and rendering sn decatey white. smooth
II, n. =. COBBS, SO Maiden lane.
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M o N EY NJ A II X K II.
WEDNESDAY,, December 3-6 P.

WEDNESDAY,, December 3-6 IN.
There considerable depression in the stock market
to-day. The transactions limited at the first
board than have known for long time and specua-
tors Hnd very dfheuit to sustain prices among them
selves There are outsiders in the street. and they
cannot be induced to take hold Money is plenty enough
for al ordinary purposes Loans good securities be
negotiated for any amount at six per cent notwthstand
ing which duness regns in the stock market, and is
likely to for time At the rt board Reading Railroad
declined 4 per cent; Erie Railroad &IHarlem, q; Hud-
son Railroad q Norwich and Worcester al Erie Income
Bonds, "a Delaware and Hudson The falling of in
Delaware and Hudson Canal has sstonished Of the
old holders The last semi dividend Of only three
Per cent has induced many to believe that hereafter the
regular semi-annual payments will not be above tina
rate The depreciation in this stock shows how
tain stock securities Of all kinds The steamship
Africa for Liverpool, carried out 1878 in specie
which 81, l,2les se3 was In American geld, 100000 In
American eilver and $50 $50 in English coin
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to- day. amounted to S4s,360. Payments
$l3891 H. Balance, 3272659 20.
Books for subscription to the capital stock Of the Air
Line" Rarosd company, are now open at the efce o!
Carpenter vermiyea. No A Wall street Only about
hundred and fifty thousand dollars wanted to
complete the required amount-ene million Of dollars
We have DOUBT this will be taken 81 once which will
secure the construction Of this important line.
There has been no entrance at the Custom House Of
vessel from foreign port for two days in succession
yesterday and to-day-s singular circumstance, no,
known TO have occurred before within the past forty
years About seven years since, there was day
which vessel entered ron foreign port caused then
BY . severe storm but no occurrence like the
present has taken place within the period above named
The Erie Railroad Company furnished its organs yes
tsrday with the annexed statement Of earnings for the
month Of November, in each Of the past two years
NJ, W. ",
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MSTRUCTION.

A LADY, OWNING A SPLENDID D0yBLs AcTIoH
"A Hsrp. IN good preservation, al we'll toned inssru-
meDt 10 axious 70 let Being fully competent 10
teach above abe would hire n ous foe az months sac yo
instruction Of two hours twice week. time for tk0
SUN Of $780, paid The highest differences gvsn. Eex
further Partieulars applications directed 70 Harp
nAlLY GOvERNESs.-A LADY DEBIRBS A aITUA-
- non above she nstruets In nasio Singing French
Ane German beedee the usua routine Of good Bnslisn
eeussu she viii also attend pupils fer sshg Of above
seeompshments best references given. Address "No-
venber." Herald oAos.
pRlvATE SOvIRNEss.-wANrED IN A PRIVATE
family few miles fro hiiadsphs LADY fully com
psent 70 teach French. English, music For furtIsr
delphia.
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANsHIP-
L Oliver ,; Goldsmith. &9 BrosdvAy has reduced his
ting classes ladies and Eentsmsn
during and evening" h the low charge Of "a for
termten lessons satisastory improvement guaranteed
70 All.
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tauny celebrated Gouraud nedicssed sosP fer curing
Imples cbaps, ohefss crashs re; Liquid Rouge; Lily
Wits Pondre Subtitle for upsootns hair from part of
she body Hair Restorative Glos ct walker street.
near Broadway. Calender S South Third street. Pha
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

CUBJICT or THE SEVENTH AND ..ru,vrrrNTu
centuries revived witn sissSe ana scispti.
A. 'Ape'Ao- oy rrofsssor WILLIAHS, the American
.sneniet who 10 presenting system Of phoso-
ply that creates the highest degree Of interest The minds
Of t&e most learned with experiments that ALL This
evening ~ Hope Chapel 0 Broadway the subject will be,
the Physical Theory Of the Nervous System. Those who
o'clock. ashenisc clinique 70 the ladies ezelusvey
MICHANICs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR ls5l-52-
l Professor james Renwiek will deliver the third leo
Sure Of bis Atmospheric ~ The
Of the Institute, rhurdsy evening December 81 eight
O'Clock. Members will please call the for the
without. JOHN ROACH, Chairman Lecture Committee.
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Hair Dye.-Ba tchelOr's csle bra ted Lie ale
Hair Dye 10 discovered for oolons the hair
waishess ths applied me ssss sns
Dye performs sstcnshing. II 10 fer seie or spgliel q
DAfCHILo1s WIG Factory. Ne. Wall street, oepy n
Nddrsss.
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TTNE DEMOIsELLE rRANCAIsE PARLANT PAsSA-
Element sneais, desrerait se placer dams mAson
rrv6e amfricane Ellie salt tres bien Golfer les
paster e. tsutbirt nre fin Ellie donner ls meeu.
mandAons ssdresser Mile NJ us Cedar street.
yUAsH1NG wANTED-GENrIEMEN,L LADIES OR
w families wishing 20 have sher linens aud muslire
done the nesest manner aud shortest notice the al
vtse ve the beet OF city reference her present
employer Please address note to this Office for
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Two CHEMISTS AND APOTHECARIES.-A MIDDLE
ated Physicisn desirous 10 engage himself with
Etntemtn who has veil frequented store ss consul
snd rrstcrieing eolsaEue. he Is graduate in medicine
aso afeow otthe ROYAL College Of Surgeons Londo an
hse been much occupied in public and private practice
well ~ in the successful tresment Of passenger psen
Ions ocean lie will devote eight hours
70 nee duties In medical surgical eases for fair
mary Teusaton; and early personal
may be made with him, " addressing note 10 "Msdcus
lO4 Chambers street.
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Terms.
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

TINE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JoHH JOINS, ID, D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TUcKER, Professor OF Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN S. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MORGAN J. SMEAD, Phi. d. Professor of HUI
mainly.
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. M, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy
II. A. WAsHNGToN, A. M, Professor of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev. SEAS ToTTEN, ID. d., Professor OF Intel
lectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric
There are two courses of study for under-grad
uetes--tbe regular course for the degree of bach
elor of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
years Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re
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desiring to join regular class may, for spec!e
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
s1s6 and Sl96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de
sire fuller information, or specific inquiries will b,
answered, if addressed to Professor MORGAN
SMEAD, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Re-s
ular or the Science course, will be permitted Il
study with any class which they may be prepared
| TO joln.
July Isl aw.
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ENHANCEMENT OF THE CApIToL.-

ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
~ The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate, having been authorized by resolution of
that body, +" TO invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol and to al
low premium OF FIVE hundred dollars for the
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delivered to the Secretary Of the Senate on or be-
fore the first day Of December next
Ii is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension of the Capitol
either by additional wings, to be placed on the
north and south Of the present building, or by the
erection Of separate and distinct building within
the enclosure TO the east Of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe any
condition, that may restrain the free exercise OF
architectural taste and judgment, but they would
prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such references TO and correspondence with
the present building as 70 preserve the general
symmetry of the entire structure, when complete
Although but one plan can be adopted, The com
mttee reserve to themselves the right to form such
plan by the adoption of parts of different plans
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selves the right 10 divide or apportion, according
TO their own judgment, the amount Of premium to
be awarded for the whole, TO those whose plans
may in part be adopted, according to the reiativ,
importance and merit OF each part adopted.
r. M. T. HUNTER,
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
JOHN II. CLARKE,
Committee Of the Senate on Public Buildings
SENATE CHAMBER, Both September, 1850
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