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PASSENGERS Arrived

Ia seanshp irago fro. Hare and South Inpos-Th. Hou.
A. Bsrsre A. sonda, Thompson. w Emette: Mis G1cs
rich, Mis- Z Goodrich, Nj" A Goodrich, Ms, NJ o1dras,
Addsry, child, sud three .e,yant'i G. f. whtsher NJ A.
rold, P II underwent. c LlensckliC Schmidt lsay.
lawson Ms, a r Lsw,on J. Bo1ensf'f A. Sud.r, &C.
Acesniie Lionel il Thomas. Tho. B"t.s Jse?S Ke'ost
snd ady Mas Coulter; T. de Coppe', lazy .nd child nC
Mumhrd A s.ln LADY I've chi dren, and w',st-
yut: Mrs G. DorSn and child IhOs hi,eeeols ses aa' Ms.
ady Raysi A. Rsye lady, ard oehhdrss Jo1s,
Lri rss = Bsuu' Wollstb.up " Rec. II. Noitos,
L. Blackstone, Mrs. litms T. NJ Lspee, Mrs Hsp: J. G.
SAINT Capt r. Bet e. f. DaIdenellet Mr.. Smith, chs' Bsu.
dome Mis- Mutslct and two daughters, Mr. O. Mac II.
er Feloie Gigon v Bontehier Mrs Cuihbu, Mr., Meal.
Bs cns L. s L' 'I a. .SS chad .ay s sn
child L. ssthens o. Alexander, C. A. Menkenb'e'h j. Y
hs sn n w Tu@ Bn.nse LADY oal Chi Ssn Nd servant
@ Guth, = B,Aer X Allen f,9. lie Mi't s "
Thomas T Bi1sId v c.pregs lady and ehld Mrs Rhodes,
Charles c:noi C. Cieudennn, COLUMBIA. .. DOdns aud sOn
Psn', / s'fPeR is Sy s1 e s6. Phi a.
Leyert, ady and ssrvsnt MIS- Leyeit r. A, Smith, Hen
Ne, Hum, Miss Z. Muphy 81 LsOis r Caldwell lady four
children AID three ehil eD NJ: EandoPh and sh1d rhe9-
Buerhsu. T. Pon,isnon O. j. Crafts asd lady, wGa and
lady G. sausu; adi four children and servant ~. Mani
Kesn NJ Boree NJ Blent Msorie Foul slnd, Eseoedeo,
V GOuyIi.n. II. keeTnen J. L. DuOJls, j. hatin
E,sbon Lu,nct OF Fsnce @. Pep v. Kuncke Gsrnapyj
w McCrs snd lady J. P Piuod, c Holper f. Radell sdy
ard child Maria Culmer Gu s. CulmeI, Alfred Paw
nell J. Castle dwsId Snhh OF England; A. Ohirndelo, Z.
GbraIdslo, Perano h..ss; A. saIaeeS l: R.t ..
Gada1ns son ". Gadsm,ori, Rsgsio O. Nord r Grams
boytta y. Pan Msssena, A. G1Iaradelloi = Moeto,
Pa6s Ghirsrdelo, o. Ghirsrdells p Gaer @. Rsggj Ii
Quereo q. gnacco A. Sambiiceeri T. CesareEo, NJ kho,
Italy, J. ". Wsbb-G03
In ne steamship E,iascH from Bremen and Soshd~Ptoa-
Mf b. Hanoch Miss r. Schneider, Mis- Mary Ausderah,
Louiss Kuhn, Mics Eliza Ech nSack, John u Botto,
Mn. Boto Antonio Hawe, Tno Beeoe, Joseph Par, ~;
j. Farrell Edward HancoyLe Allied Soyer, Ww. C3yles,
Archibald Reid VIM. Reid Thos Hase, Miss Ha.e, julia
Mssne I6s Mose VIM. Payne Mrs Payne solomon BIsndsr,
Mrs BstcJm, Mrs HanitoB Mas Hamilton Henry Xavier,
VIM Hs,er, VIM Haywood, John MeCU och, Lou, Ro.en'
thai ROseptha JecOb Geyer VIM SauDn, John Han
N. Boun, John Denermsrn Joe. Bagdon Fra e, Koch.
Geo L. Sunday, ssrbernercher John lsnday Mrs Rol.
sndsy John Bailey Mrs Jane Wayt Madame Paiie w.
JonneEsll, Fred. KSche, Herman Frsche MssJ W'ddel'
siet T. Won Jebn thmeistT Solomon HuEbers
Hermsn AInoei Otto Voppe joe gol5neI Cnsr,s Mr1ho,
Sethen Bradley, Henry w laze Msdle Deswsre, j. He;-
mafdey q. Rylsnd, r Heuming', NJ. Fink Mira Amslis
Frink F. A. Arme, Leon Barrett, Henry Whteng' ot,
Ahreus, srd12 others.
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,m The rate previously borne by the Mach bills

unum. The rate previously borne BY me MACH bills
vas gid. y day, and by the June &C. y day: The
The npour @ ment WAS bnt shght-the closing quota
lion being . discount 20 premium. Yesterday the
closing price ives discount 70 per. The TACT mat
The mice IL scarcely maintained a. pT by me use
the rate Of interest furnishes an Illustration OF the
uncertain state of tie money marset ana Wouid seeu
10 indicate that the terms h1ed oy Government ORC
cor side,ed AZ the moment scarcely adequate.
The English funds opened hstly at decline oil v
cent INIT The market gu quenty strengthened under
the influence of the continued investments VI t.ie
public and consequent demand tor money s.ocs:
Tbs closing prices were 10 y cent above those Of
,t',erSsv and the same as on Saturday. wing TO
the absorption Of stock by the puohcl money "sS ~
taiusbe in the stock exchange at TIE iog rae Vl
cen. ON derosit of cousols. Awaiting themselves Oh
this sts.e OF the market the directors OF me banA "a
Enelard continue to add TO their reserve oil NOES
lending stock in the house his ope,auon Modlt %
i strengthens lie position and the oank can
81 a much higher rate the money which II tuus oIt
rows ar saw 81 y cent Ga the other haud, the pres
cure upon the bank may continue heavy 10 winch yase
il NAV perhaps be compel Cd eyentuAAy 10 stu a'
over nrtces The stock row lent. II is evident, how
ever that tie decided scarcity OF stock now SHOWN 10
nrevail plares the coHsOl market upon an inherently
soupd basis ard vii tend 10 mitigate the elect upon
the price should the disturbance OF the money market
beccme more serious.
In the discount market money continues 70 meet
with good employmsnt at full rates bu, on the whole
he .eirO This afternoon seemed somewhat more con-
ddent, oaicg apparently to me anticipation tha tne
bank metallic stock viii receive some accession iro-i
the late Australian arr walls.
Al Paris to day the three T. cent rentes closed al
"a. 80 FOR money and GAPS for account. The money
ouota.ion is about T. cent above that OF yesterday
IL Vienna the Austrian funds hsve recovered p
cent. The Amsterdam oourse Is 5elerany ia'ue'
lower.
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales Of Stocks Mt PhiIadelph,a

Fin, Bsd,G-l $50 Union Canal &C. 6 4OOo DO b5 eot 500
Alts c. S. 7. r R. IS; 1900 Aeg. Co g. steube1. ga
ltoo SebuJ Nav Sc 80 in lots ISL 90 Cam and An z r.
6, S 7s1; Penn r. 4ti noris Canal P ED, b5 s
100 Lon Island b5 lta 100 Long Iaspd R., ioi;
DO IN lots IS ca; 100 Long Island r. R. b5 1885, 100 Long
lsspd r. lol 50 R.aIins r. R., at 100 DO .5gn cot SEQ
Resdng 4o, 50 do s5wu 43 100 Reading R. K, cs.h,
ct W keairs X R, 404 20 do. s5En Ft 50 Reading r.
+ b. 4t g % 81 s. DO; 4oi 50 Reatias R R., ri; IS
r. r days AZ Ice SshayI Nav pIefd 81 Lt.e S:hayl
r r. h5, Isl; 50 jirsrd Bsnk w
Bs,usen BoS,Gs-2 SOC SehuJL Nav Be- 50 - 100 Ian, la,
and R. IS loi IS Resent RR, IS, set d. days Sai
SEQ do IS Ssi.
ISL 80 City 6s ss 20 Schuyl Nav s. 81 Isl; 200 L1nr M
and RR lo lco do, es 1875 $50 do lots lO y Psnns
R. 4Il Lite schuyl r. 45 - Re.dius r. a. 80
do in 60. St 80 SehuyL Nav. Piefc .S.i Girssd Bank
div. of lei.
sns, Beqrs?s Rssairs RR., ssl; 80 do So sii sPsua'A
4 r., 81, az.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

ARRIVAL OF TBE STEAMSHIP ENCssoN' - The
steamship Ericsson, Captsin LOwber, arrived at an
early hour yesterday morning from Bremen and South
amp.oD. Left the latter pert at p m. on the l9in OF
October She has experienced heavy westerly gales
Re whole passage. She brings one hundred and ten
passengers.
Captain Lowber arrived of Sandy Hook at
o'clock on Monday night, and was detained by the
bog until morning.
On the Goth, of the Lands End, exchanged signals
with the Uned States steamer Washington for South
snpton and Bremen.
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AGES.
Mary Coe az, Samuel ". Plume.
Mr., c. brought action 10 recover damages for the
,bcye as related oker daughter Miss Sarah T. Coe young
10y O. INA ss.te. sd al twsnty bou.ind to The
rede Il Newark N j. where Mr. Pune the csiend
.e.siv dscessed svSs. lsrse esate The went y
eefsu ard was referred 70 herhs y1Iy .Hs
testified M PoT Pyi': S6tsg ht 70 n io9
EroH'nz Der rnsrss. sso to De ii bsy "a, a,
Vsrou. Letter. written b. Mr Plume to Mrs vs fiveo
il :. .st 5hsY s:'s . it9S for her 6
read be told her that be hsd Ie.s1eh ms 10 b he
wouo 90 day in the steamer for si7snoAh es her no
70 link Td e 41e .B 0If Re WI" YOU'D have % d 70 es
her he but h, knew she would feel bad aud make
& e ssS ~ for bis siss away asker her to
write him nd ten MIN ali her uouo.' svi's' her 70 main
AZ hone with her mother WIN take the best ee OF her
In sDohr sted from Ssvsun.h he states tbt he not
acquainted with sy gDs here and las 90 fun all tie req
at what ,he msy perhaps sag Of h@' and excuses h
eog,,e . ,onr.., aid were e.l..v dated ,p s.v.D
nsb truth be f. tbs vieny ani cent
the letters Savannah to be naed TO Newns another
would Ike very much her, and appoints time In Which
h. s,k meet him Lear or in the PARK 'Se"k that
useq,ent letter that be has resolved TO adhere to
the decision had expressed her sd meeting aud not 70
merry her his excuse want Of peeansry sby 20 msin'
NsC On being asked by the COUNSEL stated that Tbs.
interview she ad Uged him to fof bis promise and to mary
Another letter reraes his adherence NE resolution he
had formed t. the decision expressed Gays be has destroyed
the lsttts ne Itfelyed rem ne, ara h h. bs isso
read &c. Subsequent letters speak Of her mother hayi
process upon him, s to take care OF the chd Gays
the most the law will compel hio do is TO pay 1ty dSi rs
for is msioenarce which he willing TO DO and thoss
coats, g. His mani TO another sdy IN
March lsft also shown 1t was ann uncd to Mas zee 10
anonymous letter supposed the counsel ssd TO have been
by lady who had become near relative OF defend
ant and Containing copy Of the marriage Is it had appeared
in he DeVtpspers.
The submitted without argument. No defense was
offered The jury after short CELEBRATION returned VeI
diet favor Of plaintiff for ten thousand dollars and cos@
-
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URT-Nov. G-BefoIe
Judge BETTs.
The names Of the petit jury we're called after
which the jury discharged til Tussdsy next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

Havana private tsrns By suc.ien. 80 hhd New ors.s
at 81 delc.
mess at gle have trsuspred-
sRFDS-Ths msiie, 10 firm fJr Clover II afls Ro,..
Fss 10 frm 81 s2ds2O Us 50 .. Timothy . s.s.1y ak
q IS 3 y bu,h.
sPsLrER duh and the sales are eonsred to ANAL os a,
Sc q 8
sKlNS-Cur,eoA Goat are FIRM, with moderate irq,.,,
.aes # sec At q QNc 6 mos
TOBACCO-Ssle. have been made Of 100 hhda K.n.,ei,
sdliic rs bales Havana 81 isle l51 eases See1sys,
7ldl2c 3 DO FLORIDA ct 3 dSe III boxes ssrss, snd ia
bales and II hkGS Ken eeky terms not snssed
TISPg Is quiet; Bsee, is scarce and held AZ Sic c,sh
Pstes dull but the stocks do sales Of q a.
elo sea 6 10 6si. mos.
WOOL-The unset has been quiet owss ehi.sy a,
the Of the aaeon fer the 18Th
grr gercy IN fses Of y co FLEECE SlfS 90
con mon s5dS-c for Low; 4GfSe for Medium snd ,Sx.s
n Fine Pultd Il quiet. Of Geo 70 Super a. SIS, -
e,n dull parties awaiting the result Of tae Earopen sa-ss
sales
WHIsKY-Tbe market e quite t1.ae the supply a.,
but the demand moderate sales Of 2o b5s d4el q,
Ohio, ard R.dCi. for Prison.
WHALESONE-Ltit h.s been done, the stock "a redseeS
last sales At & .C for Arc,i: and Sc. for Ocaeisk
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FIRES.
In nROOKTYN.

Yesterday afternoon hrv bIukc out in the stable in
She rear Of James Harpers coffin warehouse, No. loi
Court,t. The flames reached to the warehouse, but
all that was valuable was taken out. The damage
amounts TO several hundred dollars The fire caught
rom the uPsettiDg Of e varnish pot.
About o'clock the night previous fire broke out
m Johnsons shoe store on the corner of Slckett and
Columbia ste. Tie flames were seOn extiDgui:hed.
Damage irihing.
Last evening fire was discovered in the upper
mart OF house in Fulton 81. near Orange, but the
flames were speedily eItnguished without doing
mush damage.
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DIED.

ANDFRTON-On Tueldav Nov sced year, II months and
u dave WILLIAM A. ANDERrON, youngest son Of Ralph
L. ard SsIah A. ADdefton.
The sves and ieuo he fIny invited TO attend the
funeral this afternoon O'Clock from No. ia Wavefl-y
pce between Perry and Hammond streets The remains
win be tak,n 10 Greenwood for interment-
DAMON-In Brood yn Monday, Nov ), MARY JANE,
vile of w. +. J. ID mon, # con 'umpton.
Newburyp It and Lowell pas ers please copy.
GIRVIN-Suddenly at sang Sing Sunday, Nov. al he
residence OF her fCn. n.l.w Edm1nd Pe;k MARY GRVlN
Of Jersey City, r.lict of Jsmes 0iryin aged IS yers
TRYON-On Monday Nov. ), Mrs nary TRYON, wife o.
John Tryon. in the 7Sd year OF Der age
Tho erds of the family and those of her Samuel Smith
Ard Ioin and soniusw Henry @onis respectfully
invited attend her funeral from her dsushtefs, No as
Tss: Broadway Wednesday the 7ih inst, O'Clock pun
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IL PROOKLYH.

Western dis,rict.-The election passed of queHy
throughout the western portion OF this cry. ConsioSf
able zeal and animation was evnced by the p1tsAns
NJ the different candidates, but there was no breach
o6 the peaee In one Of the districts OF the Second
ward and one Of the Sixth ward, there was little
rccffling bat it did not amount 70 anything serious.
Upon the whole everything passed off in an orderly
and creditabe manner as far as ascertained. One
Regal voter was arrested, and be was detected IN the
Twelfth ward. lie was locked up for q hearing.
Eastern district.-The election yesterday IN the
sss.ern district Of Brooklyn passed oil without any
disturbance, notwithstar ding heavy vote was poued
and in come Of the District, considerable eHeitAnsnt
existed in regard to ward officers. The pohce regula-
tiops were Of the beet kind and beside this, wac
generally understood that COL Smiths reg ment was
nnder orders to turn out at moments notice, Il le
serviots should be required.
tn the Let district of the Fourteenth ward-the
ssme where the riot occurred last year, large num-
Der tf persons were constantly around the polls.
strong police force stationed at the door, and but
one person was allowed TO enter the room at a time
Or the purpose of voting.
The following persons were arrested in the Fourleen'h
ward: William GaIigaD, disorderly; Patrick Moran
charged with voting illegally; Patrick Mcclure, dsor-
DERBY; Edward Greedy charged with attempting TO vote
Illegally; John Cummskee, charged with attempting to
vote twice Several complaints were also made against
TersoLs for Illegal voting.
In the Sixteenth ward where large number Of col
ored persons reside, they invariably required to
swear in their votes. In this ward, commonly known
ne Dutchtown, the Germans were out to man, and
xAeir Jolly good countensnoes indicated al abundance
sfloger beer throughout the day. No disturbance oc'
cured, and 10 arrests were made in the Thirteenth,
Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth
wards,
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Philsdelrhia Markets. Trrsp,r. No,

CoTroS ia alb ieu.ry, wk saes 81 81 % uo,v
Upland FLOUR less Inquired l to-day AMI l-.s 'h. cd
bbs standard brands found buyers 81 80 75 the l,tt.r
for chcice LOT; the elose the foer the general
s.kirs price stisment. RsE FLoUR dm 81 IS vss
small receipts ard slss. CoEN MrAL held firmly a. saw
NBrAT active sles o. 90 bbls a. 80 f,cS
10 pre reds spd - So for white the sAacs
Pehnsyvsbia CohS 6msE with % ss OF 500 bb Cd =, 90
gsc he latter delivered RYU sAles SO bAs. Western
~ ~ OATS Unchanged GEocESiEs AND PRoytsloss very
quiet and unchsre,d WHISKY se 81 2c. for Je.sey bAs
snd q ic hhds psekase. The NsPScrloSs fo1r
and Meal for ndaY, Nov. 1885 Were fS5 b. follows:
Superre Flour SIS bbls Fine Do 50 d.; Mddlrc do
RYE l.2 do Corn Mesi, - do Condemned -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

CHAtLFsroN Nov 6CorroN has declined 70 L. since he
receipt Of the BY the Ba,c sales 20 dsy 500 bsss
Ngw-ORLEANs. Now 6-COTToN unchanged; sales today
: 90 bales FLo6R IS 70 Dbl Kes LARD l2 FS-iSHrs-
Cotton 70 Li,erpool 3D., and 70 Havre c.
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FATAI BURNING AcCIDENr.-Mr. Charles Levse, a
in the employ Massrove Young fatally burued
Monday evening their tin msnufsctory sst
Forty hsst street in guenos Of the explosion Of au
hnP Which he engaged in hlpt while lighted His ces
tof assistance erOugets policeman rs aid flames
sheh hsd communicated TO bis clothes gahed
he va. conveyed 70 bis residence IN Forty street where
yesterday morning, he Died of his uiaes Coroner Hilton
vac bottled and will hold inquest apca the body tod.y
Deceased native Eng and TWENTY-FIVE ye.rs Of sse
and has left wife and child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

xs,e msde for Drunkenness and de~desty condu;a
ard with these exceptions he day passed Of queuy.
yhe police we're on: 10 fuT force, and though iNse
numbers Of persons constantly surrounded he var
an, nou, no disturbance Of consequence had taken
,sss NJ 20 the hour Of the closing Of the Police COURT
On DE night preveur, procession OF Know NOthnga
were psssipg through Clinton street when they were
,a.ctea v in bricks and other missiles, and one Of
Aeir number, named Ebbing, was severely Injured,
bu, no Other damage Of consequence was sas.sined.
suSsET.-Soon after the closDg Of the polls tee-
rsphc dispatches were cent to the Office Of the chief
Of police from the different police stations TO the effect
Mat The Gro sds had dispersed, and that the ballot
se1es were in charge OF the inspectors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

This increase is upon thu same roads SIS last year,
and would have been much larger fthe wabash VAL
ley had made their connection as was anticipated.
We learn now the connection is TO be made upon the
Middle Ground and Toledo next week with both the
Michigan Southern and Wabash Valley and thst
soon after the Wabash Valley will run regular trains
to the village Of wabash, about forty miles below
Fort Wayne which viii bring 10 the Cleveland snd
Toledo large amount OF business entirely new to it.
TIE receipts of the Chicago and Galens road for
October, as printed yesterday ,l53, are over
s39 900 in excess of the comp.nys estimate as given
in their circular issued about two weeks ago. This
proves the csreulness OF their estimate Adding this
Increase, the business OF Il six months ending 3lst
October shows the following results:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
CITY ITEMS.
The Bosrd Of Councimen did not hold session
hsi evening, owing to the want of quorum.

A meeting is to be held at the Tabernacle this
evening Of those who interested in establishing
ssyum for the reformation Of the nebriate In accord
anee with charter granted some time since by the
Legislature Of this State. portion Of the capital
needed 70 carry the scheme into execution has already
been Taised ard the public attention is called 10
the subject with view to complete the fund and
erect the asylum. We trust the end may be more
han gained by the meeting tonight. There is no
coed work which should appeal more powerfully to
practical benevolence than this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07
TUESDAY, Nov. t-p. n.

TUESDAY, Nov. t-p. n.
There was continuance tc-dsy Of The downward
tendency II tie stock mGke.. The reaction OF yes
,erdsy afternoon was not sustained, and Erie and
Reading touched sgan the lowest poia; Of yesterday.
Reading indeed, vent siil lower. AZ the second
boxd Erie recovered sighy, and eosea &. II. Read.
ing about 1s. Central sold at 81 Z IS, abou. 700
shares, closing with sale Of 300 shares st -.
lie sses BY B'sieu rptrsis!s mentioned !e..erisy
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Receipts OF Produce My. &.

81 Hud-sr Rrsr Railroad for ne rsek sadilg II ry
Nov l. 1871 ls4 head Cattle S7 do Mutton Co. Hones
100 Hogs .undy Provisions do Pou Try, 81 DO
Fs rs do Butter ~ 90 Cheese T5 bush Pos,toes, II ptg
Buckwheat Flour SIS bales Hay. US sides Of Leather n
gas MILK Is Marble II do SlAe 1871 bbls ApPiei pkg,.
Fruit.
Bv North Riesr Beats SIS bb, Flour, Is Ooo bashei
whem $40 DC Oss 80 DO Rye $50 DO Corn, 7@ Pks.
Beef "a do WILDLY, Is do. Ashes.
BY Ere Railroads S7i bbs. Flour. $50 bushels Nhea 81;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

SAVAGE AssAvIr.-About o'clock last evening
named Williams who had got into dicuy with party
q hhoys Of the upper wards happened TO pass the
brs ward Democr,c hesdqustes in Greenwich street and
ssaated By his former adversas who knocked him down
md beat him seriously On getting sway he
rusk with stone The face which badly aud injured
e mstsI's that be the drug No.
lR OIeenMleh .tIeet. sne Gellcs a0 IroNlaea him
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MARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........Noy
Cleared.

BGk-wm. Chase, EIieIs, New Orleans Stanton 1honsa
Frss-Fswn lBr) Pugh, Halifax Sruyer, Kohl kluskri
Jer nv isw) WrsteIbeIs Goth. nsen, Funch Menose.
Schooner j. w, franklin, Boston, Dayton sSrasnSi
Hull Charleston g Bulkley LauTs Jane, Young Phisdel
phis jas Hand R. Smith, Wilcox, Middletown Bns,JS
livingston; Utrs Lawrence, Ptrnsmbuco, mnteri Emily
NanLin Wiim.n,toD, D. C. Murray J. NJ. Warren, Chapman
NswHayen, ua'ter Scranton l. wten ssyinI M seIss
VIM. s. Brown Fuller, Per. aa-Pnc Vose, Livingston Co
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BROOKLY wv ITEMS.

Bsyard Taylor lectured last evening N the Aihe-
paum. II was tiled 10 overhowng; many went
away. no. berg able even to find place 10 stand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-07

ARnIvALs.-Among the passengers by the Ericsson
Dom Patt esq, of Cincinnati, lac secretary of
legation OF Paris Mr. Field of the trans Atlantic tel
sgrsph company, and T. Buchsnsn Read the
painter and poet Mr.. Rssd intends spending the
Winter and Spring in this country and viii probable
return next summer TO his Forentine home.
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MarLets.-CARErrLLrR REPORTED roRTuE TRrsusr.


,suvs Tn. u.,Lst "a e,.er for both knds sud is less
eliy. The deuspd is fair; of 20 bis IS 80 81 20 %
for Pcis and 81 S7lot7 20 for Pearls
COTTON-The market IL and dull; the news OF ths
Asfo az hsnd this increased the depression and mac
tivy The ,aes will exceed Scs ba.s We subjein quo
thoush they 20 not express The iu dece JET 'hey
show Tie OF trsn,scou Fer the week hesaes are
5000 ba es export for The period ~ ~ bales VIZ 10
Liverpool 1851; H.yre SIS Antwerp, $50 Bremen, S77
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fAdveStisementI
WILSON'S DANDELIoN CoFFEE-For Dyspepsia

Indigestion sieh HesdAehe Bilious and Liver Diseases
specially recommended perons Of delicate constitutions
seA b Al respectable Apo,heees and the principal seps
eorn<g Of nth 81 and Sd-ay.
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IAdXerflrInentl
All who write shnniS - - ,

AL VINO write should go 10 WIIMARTH'S, No. ~
n.den lane and see es style Of Pen Pencils. called
Aswnes ratenI 4ne best things q the knd Issued,
shste elegant convenient ard durable WarAnea net 70 SCI
90 Of erdes. The attention Of the trade invited
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DYsPEPTICs

DfsPEfrCs, READ The OXYGENATED BIT.
Tfks hsye proved more 'ueesfl than all O,hsr remedies
sro~p eases OF Dypepsis ard General DEBILITY rhose
Sho cent his 'ts'snen; A find ample PI1sf Of
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IAdversemertl -
Cheap CAGvERREoTYPBs at DEMiREsT's old

Gallery Beeeier Amos st-sets Extra large sss D&Sue'
cypes fifty cents eqa. IL quality TO those charged nss cor
lars for elsewhere. These pictures besntfany c) ed $40
hssTsd IN handsome and warranted not % fade owe
thin nal DEAARtsT Beeessr cor Amos street
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BLAKE's PATENT FREPRoOF PAINT, No. ll9
FtazisI-See under head Of PAinta
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lAdvertisementl
MERfNO md SANONY pl ans An p;a.,.

soIeIier quality Lna choice eoogs ia. ,ec.ive8 fp
ger yAd Also ~ pieces FSENoH NEKNos choice shades hpa
al tes. .; low uses l,N piece CASHNERUs from
IS Ter ylge 3. & N. L. TowLr y Co.
Columbian Han, Nc. .Sl CrsudS,
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We ask attention to an advertisement in another
column OF desirable courtyplace for sale in Au-
burn, " Y.