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By GREEN * SCOTT, A.ctione.r..

L1XCELfENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
- auction pp Thursday, the 10th instant shall
ocoGk the residence Of A. Little, No
bstwe.n and NORTH
n.w furniture,
Mahogany spring sofa
Pafior, rocking, and castor chairs
Walnut marble tabie whanot
Two fac marble painted cottage sets
Walnut sidebssrd, dining and q chairs
hiaa. glass, rackeTy, and stoneware
Pine dining refrigerator
n hedscada
solar, hai, and other la-Ays, shades
Fine Brussels th.ee ply, and other md
+ ne hair and saucx and dbedd
Cooking, alright, and coal
Win kitchen requisites,
uc!es which we deem unnecessary ennmeraie.
Terms All of and under sl3, cash
GO 80 days
The described furniture quality
Persons wishing purchase good will
the sale. GREEN b SCOTT,
Nov lid
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III don 1926. - -
t!onsh on the Articles Of War Il VOL Calcutta. 1886
onghs Case Book OF European Native Cour,s
vol Calcutta. lo2 -"
Hough's Military Law Authorites--i vol C.leuta 1870
hickman on Naval Courts Martial LGndOn
MAJOR General Napier ON Military Law. London. 1877.
ofai Courts Martial. London, .sA. - ~
samuei Historical Accc-al British Armv
Military. London. 1916 -
simmons on topsis- Martial London. 1852
sullivan on Courts Martial London.
Chenier suide des Tnbunaux Mlitaires2
Courts Martial and Boston, 1913.
Chepief--Mahuei des Conseis de Guerre. Paris
efinIths Military Law. London. IS4l.
Du Observation-Disclosures Mitaire. Paris l647
1910 - - ~
MeNaughien on Courts Martial. London. l8as
DE iian on Military Law. New York. 1876.
OBfiens Military Law ana Ccurts PhIadsphia 1886
General Macnmb on Ccsrts- Martial. York. IS4l.
hdye on Courts -Mesda. London 1906
Ttlers Military Law. London.
1866 " " : - ~
Navsi Regulations and by Admiralty
Lblion ie26
Military and Naval Trials Of Lord Gambler
keppe of General HULL Of Porter
era Murray Of Lieutenant Colonel Bache Of
Gaino Of Major Stanhope, Lieutenant Colonel CockburAe
Captain Mackenzie, and many others.
Nov s-n FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BY GREEN s scOTvr, Aue,ioneer..

OUsEgOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
~ Mpgasy, the 18th hai SELL 10 O'Clock
sdence the north side
9th 7h good
sort Of lurnitnre,
Mahogany sofas, parior and rocking chairs
DO marble top and pier tables
frame uafbts brackets
Pine psnted chamber SET, ui
Fi-e vevst tapestry carpets, hearth aad waiting
f.se S-day and man.l clock
Grandoles, hall and other lamps
Painted window shades, feather beds
tfundie and French post Asaseads msut~sses
5right and other stoves
With a good lot OF kitchen requisites
Term of
days asactory endorsed, bearing nisrc,
GREEN N SCOTT,
Nov sd Apctoneers.
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by j. G.. McGUfNE. Auctloneer

EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD REJECTS
IL Monday November IL, 10 O'Clock
residence Judge Plat,
shall and
Rosewood piano forte, music stand and stool
Mahogany hair spring sofas and chairs
Do green plush covered lounge and chairs
Egyptian and white abie-top centre and pier tables
Fancy reception chairs tables
Rus satin curtains lined with white silk, loops Sc
Bronze and gilt candelsbas, paintings
Tapestry, Brussel-, and three ply carpets
straw mating, oiicloth
BRUSSELS rods an. eyes
iaf-rack, haIl lamp
Walnut table, side
Mahogany sdeboard, oak dining chaEs
Freuch lime set silver
Bemnfuly decoa.cl coaee, dessert service
superior EGgi~h table cutlery
pressed glassware
pof full cottage suits, curtain shades
Mahogany bedsteads, dressing bureaus
Wardrobss, marble top washstands
Superior feather beds, best hair mattresses
holsters and pillows, husk mattresses
Cane aud wood chairs, lounges
superior hall and drum, ssi.a,ose
Excellent cook and nxfnres
kitchen requisites.
thar a of 60 90
day. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
2 3 The house u for inquire of the undersigned.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE
Novs-d Auctoneer.
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TREASURY DkrAHTMKMT,


Notice hereby the holders Of the following described
stocks the United Sates this prepared
chase time between hereof and the Goth day OF No
vemher stocks amounting the
to So 80 900, the hereinafter
toned 20 wit:
In OF compcuon within the amount stated
will be Of in which said
be offered The certificates duly assigned the United
States the the thereof
be transmitted this the receipt whereof
price Will be paid compounded following particulars:
!. The par value, specified in each certificate
2. premium loan authorized by
July 1885, redeemabe November 49, 1885, of the
stock authorized the Of 1882 edecmabie 3s Do
cember 1862 II the stock of the loans authorised
by the Of 87 and s redesmabe the former the 3lss
Decemhss s6 Both June, of l6
the stock Of authorized by the Of 1859, and
deebe the 3st OF December 1854 Commonly called the Te,as
Indemnify per cent.
Interest certificate from the ls of Juyy
1854 the date of aud Treasury with
allowance or ,he reach owne of days
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be Of Treasurer
the United Sates the assistant Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
certificate will be benefit Of his
which shall actually Treasury before the
said Doth day of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27-dt20Novif Of the Treasury.
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BY >. G. MCGUIRE, Auct,ons.r.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER ~ ON = STREET
suctionou Monday afternoon, November ao,h clock
PREMISES shall sell Of gr5uat
iah and 18th s,rest hsys front OF 10 feet
a
piece ground 30
a
sting snbalanna and brick
erina the with sph Of 90 There
of the most approved furnaces
A Apa AT speTfcc
r. One fourth residue and 10
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS C. MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Auctioneer.
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BY ,. c. MCGUIRE, Auc.oneer.

rVRtJsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE PRoPERTy,-on Mon
afternoon December al O'Clock, on the premises BY
of subscriber,
Iber A. T., No. T2 flos 81 Of
shall sell the following
Nos ~. 20,
No 5 fronting each five feet south street, be
sh and 10th the smithsonian park, and
100 a0fe.t alley mod
ht brick dwelling houses each house
cellar ncodina psress besides
ana hirchen well Of good each kitchen, with
a pump,
exposed buildings tusssy Of wood i
ft notes sapsisctorIy secured, bearing interest
GsO. THOM, Trustee,
Captain Typographical Engineers, Acs
las. G. Mcguire,
5-2awSds Aucioneer
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OF FICIA
DEPARTMENT or srArs

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, November 10, 1884
o'"auon hHs been received from Thomas W ward
ted sintes corsu Panama. N c. K.nan
hs ohed STATES who shipped New YORK
'oid'n Age, fell in the harbo OF Iabo
ga on The night ofthe a9th Of Jnn last
" "ad mas forwarded TO this Department inventory
ccts en by the deceased.
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MENlCAN ARTISTS UNION.-T'he public arc reeueet.
@ informed That specimens Of the splendid engravtnss ssusd
y the AMERICAN Artists Union the once OF this
An application necessary npsessiens
One Dollar splendid
the e OF purebase together with ticket enng
sbare in the gifts be distributed
dred aud ffy thousand dollars.
For further particulars, see advertisement.
Agents. by applying permanent
Nov l0-dA
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eents-sn advance. Provisions quiet Groceries IN
changed Cotton no change. Whskey, AZ AZ cents
BALTIMORE, Nov l0The market is in an unsettled state
Hour Is held at s. rs City Ms sS 5O-no
sales Wheat held from Q TO cents higher ..u ,a
white 81 soa 81 80; red ST. rs 81 So Corn--lS 900
bushels sold white, 76 cents yellow, II a 50 cents
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The bullion in the bank has increased 100000
THE LATEST.
There is nothing Of Importance from st Peersburgh.
At Sebastopo, the 2lst the operations OF the be
seers continued their fire being effectively answered and
the fortifcations sustaining little damage
TREBzESD, Oct 9The Abassia chiefs have refused TO
receive Schamys army and a ss Pasha is consequently
cut off from all communication with the of Abassia
PARIS, Frdag ngh-There is confirmation of the
ported entry of the Russians into the Dobrudscha IT is
therefore doubted.
Sir John Burgoyne the l4th fixed sites for batteries
which will destroy the shipping in the port of Sebastopo
Russian war steamer has been captured by the feet
DEFEAT THE RUSSIANS TURKISH ARMENIA.
The Monev of this morning contains account of a
victory gained the Russians Gumri in which
the latter lost their baggage and 30 guns The Russian
general killed. The Turks began the battle by be-
sieging the citadel of Gnmr when the Russian corps
which formerly defeated the Turks Baagd advanced
the from Ervan but repulsed and shut in in
of the dehles, suffering considerable loss.
LATEST COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL Saturday aooH.-Cotton-th market is un-
changed but firm with sales of between 1000 and 5000
bales.
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W FiEse Baptist Church, Tenth treet.-specinI rsi
sus services wiz be conducted this pastor assist
ed ny The Rev T. w Greer, Virginia cibx morrow
morning (sabbahl at IL ocock night
O'Clock The public respectfully invited /
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Paris winter Millinery

Mss e. e. MCDONALD Successor to Mrs. A. H. Cark) will
Ill Saturday 10 O'Clock,
assortment Of ntr millinery Of the latest Paran Styles which
abe calls The attention Of her and the ladies George
Washington fashionable
where m orders promptly attended and all repairing done
neatly,
post office Bridge street, George
town, d. G.
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The Ifnrkofa.

New YoRK, Nov. 0.-Breadstufs, contrary to expeca-
ons duh under the European and the -four
market depresedsaes 5000 bbs State at ~ 81 s. Is
southern 81 81 50. Wheat dullerales of 10000 bush
els prices unchanged CornOO00 bushels mixed sold
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t1sssg RENT

ToN RENT The residence Towson, snd
lTh Both house and complete
order Gas and furnace heat csed throughout
geher with hot cold BATH
buiers pantry The be bad partially furnished
Enquire the premises from ~ III q
Oct IT, lmifTurhsunt
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ED,

~ years. ''' ''f' aseo
His funeral VIII take place from his residence on street
This day The Ilh 10 O'Clock, a. M His friends ana -.
q1aintances invited 20
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Nov ii lI-ltd&a,ce
THOMAS GREEN.

pa LtIks Statistics Of Coal and Bituntnous Sub
aa"ces used an a and their
logical
ion n the United States; with
New edition, brought down TO 1854 by Professor hademan
Nov u FRANCk TAYLOR
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BY Il Il L. T. G. II A r III
Ne,o York Election i.

New YoRK, Nov. lo.Returns from the State still
very incomplete The governorshp hangs between Sey
and Clark The former almost certainly elected Mr.
Raymond Of the New York Te has been chosen euten-
beyond doubt The congressional representa-
zion stands about before reported Mr. Wood elected
mayor Of the city by 420 majority.
IsEcoHD DESPATCH
NEW YoRK, Nov. l0l, p mScattering returns, though
very Indefinite have in from the counties They leave
doubt of the election of Seymour.
tTHIED DEsFATcH.l
NEW YoBK, Nev, l0-l0 o'clock p. m.We have report
ed moritios from nearly the whole State Seymour leads
Clark 900 votes and Ullman II, 900.
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From the annual report, which was read the following
facts taken and in few exhibit operations
the society for the past year, and its claims support
Amount of funds received sl,7o4 Is
Amount of funds disbursei LAG 35
Amnuat paid for wood alone o5s go
During the past year employment been given to Ii9
persons {princpay widows and orphan girls by whom
49, 100 garments and other articles have made Com
Portable homes have been provided $40 worthy
applicants for situations servants through intelligence
office Of the society The debt of the society amounts
about $500.
After remarks by Sidney s. Baxter esq., and Rev
Dr. Gurey It unanimously resolved that appeal be
the clergy of TIE city, and that they be requested to
agree upon Sabbath upon which present this
and to take up collections simultaneously for its benefit
Dr. Gurey requested with the clergy upon the
subject After predatory remarks D. Ratcli ESQ., offer
ed the following resolution, which adopted
Resotced That committee be appointed to confer with
the officers OF the corporation requesting them make
donations to the poor through the medium Of this society
Col. j. l.. Edwards, D. Ratclih, and J. @. O. Kennedy
esqs., were appointed said committee
The gentlemen also constituted committee to
apply TO Congress for act o incorporation for this society
collection having been taken up the society appointed
the following agents for obtaining from the cit
izens Of Washington:
W. L. Waller, s. P. Ingle, Jos. C. G. Kennedy, C. w
Shreiner, D. Ratch, W. B. Todd, Ckannoey Smith and
VIM Barr
The directresses Mrs Mills Mrs. Fowler Mrs. Eek
ard, and Mrs. Vincent.
The following ladies then elected managers for the
ensuing year Mrs Webb, Mrs Cox, Mrs. Tucker Mrs
Powell Mrs ID. Bradley, Mrs. Steuart Mrs Speden Mrs
Todd Mrs. Ratclih, Mrs. Chubb Mrs Beverley Tucker
Mrs. Morris Mrs. Jno. G. Kennedy, Mrs Braum Mrs s.
P. Hill, Mrs DR.. Smoot, Mrs. Gurlcy, Mrs Wallace Mrs
Jos q. g. Kennedy, Mrs DIR. Young Mrs. Sunderland
Mrs. Kali and Mrs. Maj Sanders.
MISS ANNA YOUNG, Secretary
MRS. JULIA s. MUNRoE Treasurer
1t resolved that the proceedings be published in the
city papers.
The AvENuE.-There four houses de-
stoyed by the fire Pennsylvania night before last
The the Of Marble alley was occupied by Mr.
Barbour, timer the adjoining by Mr. Kob oonfee-
toner both Of which belonged Mr. Barbour The other
two owned by Messrs. Middleton Bea occupied by
Mr. Thos W Jones a establishment the other by
Mrs. o'Leary a small fruit store. Messrs. Middleton
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pR,uE APPLES AVN ONIONS Jus, received. a

railroad depot gvsna
pies Gni0ps which VIII be
Also constantly hani purchases
delivered free Of charge.
Nov div J. DOUGLAS q co.
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The Money! Panic.

CiScuSArf, NoE lO,-TAe panic in the money market
s, continues Some failures reported here and in
westward but Of Importance. Some heavy pro-
vision houses said to be lettering.
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by ). g. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

by j. e. meSSt1RE- AuctOncer.
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE, AND HOUSEHOLD
"wednesday morning.,
O'Clock the Commanders Waah
shall sell OF furniture and
effects of Captain l.. NJ. Powell, viz;
Superior Cbickering piano forte, stool and
Crimson plush covered lounge sofa
Walnut beaded chairs
Handsome Genoese reception chairs
damask curtains, with lace
&c.
curtains, shades,
plush revolving chair
capdeiahras, mansei
mounted lamp,
Paintings, engravings,
Brussels and Venetian carpetng
Walnut hau7ck, hall lamp
chairs
hair nd
csmforis, holsters, and psilows
Crockery and glass
her kitchen utensils.
of handsome matched carriage horses, very fleet
and perfectly kind and genue
An excellent family carriuge, harness
Buffalo robe,
Terms undcr cash a
four months, for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Nov lo-d Anctoneer.
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Yaucrs

NEw YoRK, Nov. l0.-Captau smith, Of the barque Juli
Mouou arrived here been found guilty Of trackng
slaves
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Railroad Detention.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-The due from Philadelphia
five this afternoon did arrive until o'clock this
evening It reported that the detention wss ewing the
bridge at Wilmington giving way.
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PRINCIPAL POINTS OF ATTRACTION FOR lsss
- contains 100 page. reading every laou,hs uumserno
hsnnns with alags number Of January decreasing
BsaHiu stesi Plates, line nezxont in every number
Cooley, reliable Fashion Plates (coore in every number
'he "niy Fa4hon Plates that considered authority.
Knitting, Netting, and Bnbyoidetng, printed colors
Mu-ic-two pages monthly.
EIsy Lessons in D,aping given monthly
Godey Invaluable Reeepts-worh alone three dollar. m
the Toilet SICK Room, Nursery, and Miscellaneous House
DGgra, Plans with fun drect,ou n, ,,e. N en-, ,,
dresses. = " ~
Patterns for chiidrea's Dresss Male and Female
Embroidery and BodS AnsI4ise Patterns great
The N-se'yfhs department i- invaluable every
hofd Cohages-Great attention paid o department
val on aud bauiyina OF this most valuable
undonbd reosps model cottages, cottage furniture pat
,ens ia window Curtains mn cochsi wofk, Knitting nens
work lace collar work chidren' obes caps
dres,ing dresses .na dng habits, morning and
sgsnns a5ssIs eioass Isla robe. aa ch,mbse
WI md ,s appropriate ., m place Z, G her own book
"s and ,nsa.oa, zoe publishing ianaary
alone y"u receive "ha no other three magazines furnish
Eroyaay .5etuah rhs. anoiaef sess Of ARTICLES peculiar
TO TINS magazine Evsry Of articles
eas eight al she lne wood This department
fs sns,ssn be oh,anea
and literary paid English aga
znrs exceeds as OF any other published
We make exception, and willing have tested
TERMS.
Que copy one year
l"o copies one year or one copy two geass-.......
rive copies ohs year, aud an
.,''' .-.' 10
EisW copies one year do do do Is
Eleven cosafes one year do do
T~Iodeys Lady's Book and Arthur Home
be sent year for 50 So TO insure
ly sent, address L. A. GODEY,
No ti5 Chestnut street, Pbilahelp lphia
Nov iIlid&9,ca
lot on Eeyep
los the canal about 100
of (souh) lIJ IL has
able fr mil; machinery of
and alike convenient to trade the eans
I premises 4 I. . s Z.
li--3tawlm TIIONA GREEN
LlIk Stnti..ic. Of Cosl md BIfu,pi,,o,,.
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G0dey's Lady's Book for 1866.

TWENTY-FiFTH YE r OF PUBLICATION BY THE SAME
PUBLISHER.
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f.OC IL \ Il w s..

UNIoN BENEvoLENr SocIETyThe annual meeting of the
Union Benevolent Employment Society of Washington was
held in the Fstreet Presbyterian Church Tuesday eve
ming the 7th inst, and opened by reading portions
Scripture and prayer by the Rev Dr. Gurey who acted
chairman.
From the annual report, which read, the following
facts taken and in few words exhibit the operations
The soeictY the past Year and s Ching snnrnrt
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PRINCIPAL. POINTS OF ATrRAo

lbe only Ladies' Book acknowledged ladies Of this cou-
Try worthy OF It's "a
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lSentere, " ~. Grahan,.

NEw YoRg, Nov. 1O.-Dr. Graham, found guilty Of the
murder Colonel orng has been sentenced TO years
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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F<ucs1"'Se<H"'
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
III suciionon Tuesday The lt,n instant shall sell,
r~sdcnce Of gentleman declining housekeeping at 10
X, n Walkers Row,
the Patent Oabc. Of
furniture, via
Mahogany sois divans dressing and other bureaus
DO sdehoards dining and other tables
DO mabietop pier table, bronzed andirons ant
tenders
second hand piano and stool
China, giass, crockery plated,
GifanioleS aithams and other looking g'assea
Fine git glass chandeiers and other chairs
Wsrdrobe and bsdsteads hed and
apy and other carpets, ohcoth, and mating
Painted window shades, cooking and other
Win good lot kitchen other articles
which we deem unnecessary to enumerste
Terms cash.
GREEN SCOTT,
Nov I'D Aucsioneerx.
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneer..

hW NOTICEThe undersigned will attend business the
~ Supreme Court of the United STATES p. PHILLIPS.
Nov i--dlmf
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Riot at WWiamsJprg.

New YosK Nov. l0--There dreadful riot at VIII
hamburg midnight last night, between the natives aud
Irish The Catholic church there attacked and consd
eraby injured The military called out 10 suppress the
riot.
The riot threatened for sie 20 be very serious pro-
cesson Of remps passing through the streets when
several Ihmen badly beaten Shots exchanged,
and wounded The Catholic church attacked,
and for while threatened with destruction. The military
were called out and the mob dispersed.
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Bank Panses aad Troubles in the West.

CIscrsNArI, Nov 9.Messrs. McMackin & Co., private
bankers closed their doors to-day There has been
other houses and the deposes concentrating ia
four Ave leading establishments The Trust Company
Bank has been crowded all day with depaors and money
improving Eastern exchange ranged to-day
from 4 ~ premium. Gold is retailing per cent.
premium.
The amount of money embezzed by Mr.. Bodley is now
stated to be only $4,000.
Messrs. Ellis Sturgis, and T. s. Goodman 4 Co. have
made assignments. There is other bankers this
morning bat large number of people assembled around the
doors of the suspended parties.
Mr. Bod2y, clerk in the banking house OF $. W. Morrey
Co.. Is said to have abeonded with 81 500 more The
amount is not yet known and may be much larger.
CLEvELASp Nov. 0.-The Canal Bank Of this city has
failed 1t ia paying its bihoders but depositors
[sEcosp DESPATCH
The affairs of the bank have been assigned W. j. Cor
don j. L. Hewett who still paying the bank ape
Gle for the bills IA presented
The cashier says that hoders Of Sis will be paid in full
All the other Cleveland banks receiving the bills Of the
Cana Rank or deposite at par.
The Canal s independent bank, and State stock is
pledged for its redemption.
BuFFALo, Nov. 0-This is a blue day in commercial
The Exchange Bank of Robert Codd has stopped
and learn from private that the suspension Of ct
least one large house the dock must take place,
PrrsBuae, Nov. 9.Hugh Kipg, banker, failed to-day,
and there is quite panic in the money market.
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GEN Err AL Jew y.

DISCIPLINE on sHIPBoARDA meeting of the Boston Ma
rine Society held Tuesday OF the proceedings Of
which the Boston Courier says;
The subject of ocean disasters discussed briefly by
Capt Sleeper Thomas Lamb esq, C. Curtis esq, and Mr.
Weman. 1t agreed that the sad loss of life board
the Arctic owing mainly to the want of discipline
board that ship, and since Congress had taken away all
the of enforcing obedience board ships il be
comes necessary for merchants, masters and under
writer's counsel together and devise plan for the
better safety of life and property The whole subject
referred a committee consisting of R. b. Forbes, Caet
Curtis and Cassius Darling
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The Buenos Ayres British packet of the first September
just received by mall contains advertisement the
British consulgenera Mt that place offering reward of
$4,000 for the arrest Of the murerers of Patrick Nolan
and Michael McManus. The murders were committed in
the district Of Lobos
Ladies Of certain age may perhaps envy the Emperor
of China neof his uxurieshs birthday is celebrated but
In years,
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THE LATEST.

can dollars 5s bar silver SIS Sc Id doubloons T4s
The bullion in the bank has increased 100000
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The French Crystal Palace covers-the ground floor
G6s square yards the surface of the gallery of the cir
cumferenee s072 total 45lfo yards The large
room numbers ZIG windows the pavons 1872 on the
ground floor there 3SS columns in ron and 81
the second floor the central has length OF 1872
Yards with breadth Of 49, and its height at the entabla
ture is IS yards. The building has consumed $4,000
square yards of cut stone without the filling stone
and the mortar $500 OF castings 1900 tons Of iron
and $4,000 square yards of unpublished glass
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In jackson, California, bullet recently found inn
bedded the centre of that measured upward OF
three feet in diameter 1t is thought il must have been
fred into it at least fifty years ago long before any whites
had settled in that region
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A suGGEsTIoS--As the "aes,' France England, and
Turkey are at loss what do with the Crmea after they
shall have succeeded in taking Sebasopol the London
Leader recommends them sell ii to the United States At
the latest advice believe Sebastopo had fallen
and did likely to at very carly day. Bat we
don't know as Uncle sam cares much about going into
such foreign Investment though it b be questioned
that in such event he would have the capacity put it
to some rood use.