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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
ATE STANTON, PAGE FROM REAL LffE.
~ Truth crushd 10 earth shall risc gain;
The immortal yetra uf (;o1 Al herA

KATE STANTON. A PAGE FROM REhLLIFE.
Don't you wish knew who wrote II The authorizes Ia
deaf 10 all cnircaes to make her public but her
work IL praised by all Read what they say and then read
the book
This work Is without parallel in the annalsof
rature.-Uoson Gazette aud Chronicle
Truth stamped upon In pages, and Of the incidents
VIII at once he recognized. Rod on Transcript
We predict for u decided succcss.-Bosion Journal.
I,e tone and sentiments excclent-Hoston Pos.
The incidents drawn and The portrayed with
mastery hand.-Bos,on Bee.
The writer has much tact, and brilliant magnaon.,os.
ton Courier.
story real merit and Atias
volume Of unusual iD,eres, and nuraeiion.-Lo~ ell
Couri.r
It's Intensely Interesting he reader feels that his has
not been misspcnt.- Register.
narrative Of everyday acts, told IN original vet
Republic.
Is pretty OF arresling public attention
Courier.
u written IN good style and viii doubtless much
attic niloi. sunday Gazette.
The authorizes has spared crcr'ion produce
worthy TO be read by all Of cid enough and
comprehend An attractive and Interesting book-New Eng
anu Diary.
Is written With much power and beau,y-uartiord Cop
His well written, AMI viii be read wbh grea, ln,ercsEse
ninR telegraph.
NOR tale showing vhaic patience snd perseverance, viii
do and that the best for attainment and naI
hope hope ever and strive and thrive
Bedford Standard,
The above only few Of the myrind Of notices
delighted press Of this surprisingly interesting work
JAMES fEEAtH 4 Co..
Publishers, II Washington street Bostor.
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A EMORY wAsfIIsGToN CONTINENTAL GUARD
~ A. regular meeting o. this COMPANY held al lher srm@y
fe.o utons we're unanimously adopted
whereas II having pleased 0od in hla Infinite wisd0m
% take nom among In the nids Of his uscfula~ss
dearly beloved companon aud hroer soldier James Nc ykA
IRON ,hL 70 another and better world. Therefore,
kcsnlved, That becomes the
We ieei ~ parting with whom esteemed muoh whs
In our company ui he has gonehr has answered 10 -
last roll call here heo and has bv inspected By
rea, In chief on that happy parnd. ground above
Resolved That 10 su Iar companion W. lave ever rncos
nird In The iul sense OF The soldier,
post uceasng in hts cndeayors 30 bring recruit. IN Dur
ranks noble generous lover Of peace nsicc and bas
mcny, posscssnR and exercising without limit The quatcx
gentleman Ir VOID u ib eonhAny oceasioncd by his dsAu
Resolved. That . The widow Of deceased offer
Is her loss The gain Of him rhe and
above Tor help protect her mhccsa babe aud find
Resolved That we ,ympaihlse deeply wid the parent. Ia
their Bereavement they have To-. wbo they have
watched wh anxious eyes from earliest lpfsncys -
f spin, and hopc with hrRh proapeci before him. be-
Loved and espsccd b, a Who can concrv. their os.f
sisters We with hen tlrir lo.s--is 10
- be Was a. brother untring ia hs efforts to prossoe
manisn The dignity the command pr,ise rsgiAA
hrsolyea Thai Liza relative. and friend. oser our
fympnby They have with great loss. There pisos
len vscant among hs hard Tho flower ssssos
There solemn peace and strength Sublime
And holy f1riisu1s. and deep. sweet rest,
in every vision ol that chino
Where awcls the spirit uf,be loved and biea"
" lh. % rssPss, TO b. ss"ors hs hm1ry be
firueicd 10 west crnpe trrih space u ,airy dsys
hefolvcd 1ha, Tits core, rrorn heir sincere hanks s>e
lindnes, Ia allowing Tho hrr bani The
1fihe funeral Of our departed companion II b.inK imposis
for to one, ey In the kndss sirs
Resoyed That copy of the.s resolutions he he
~ Nlhas theatre hinking This viii he si-len
attending h benefit having accepted h invitation
ALBERT KsArIsG. COMMITTEES.
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Family Marketing
Family MnrkettnK.
RETAIL PRICE OF FARM PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON
MARKET.

RETAIL PRICE OF FARM PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON
MARKET.
Meat Is in market In large quantities though there Ia
but very slight decrease in price, The advent Of der
weather and the increased quantities of poultry and ash
will doubtless bring the price down lower. Fish show
but little variation in price, and during the past week
salmon trout pckere pike and white fish, have made
their appearance in large quantities Poultry has begun
to be very abundant and somewhat cheaper than last
week veaison is In, and nearly every description Of
game is represented in market In very few weeks it
will be cheap enough In vegetables and fruits there is
difference Of price worthy of mention. Eggs are now
Eve for shilling, and butter 2S cents pound
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III
Value put on the market during the week 81 COL 3.s
Comparatively little has been done in dry goods the
past week, that think 1T unnecessary be very diff
fuse in remarks upon the trade. Suffice IT, therefore
to IN the general demand has been extremely mo-
dIase, while factors have shown stronger desire res
lize and thereby helped weaken prices which mostly
rule in Of buyers Less activity has been apparent
in brown and bleached shee.ings and shrtings which
have continued depressed Desirable styles Of cotton
fanneis are rare and needed DENNIS and drills are In
limited demand at heavy rates. Duck seems rather
brher, but dearer. Ginghams, lawns and nankins
quiet and somewhat nominal osnaburgs Of Avorite
makes sparingly offered while remaining in fair re.
quest at steady prices Printing cloths rule quiet but
Arm. Prints dull and dropping. Stripes and ticks
display no new feature.
wooen goods are in rather better request, but are
otherwise without Improvement Blankets attract mos,
attention at former quotations. cassmeres cloths and
Fannels are saeable, and toeraby steady Jeans and
lnseys appear inactive and lsngud. There Is less In
quiry for mousln de Iaines which freely Offer
ed At previous rates. sanes are brker but not dear
er shawls and tweeds remain as last noticed.
Foreign productions continue quiet and depressed
with more disposition TO sell than to buy; while the
current imports considerably in excess Of those
for the period last year, the total entries
for the present week cqusng nearly 81 800 900 against
very little than s7oo 600 the corresponding week 81
last year Thce circumstances render the market very
tame and in6rn, deprving holders Of confidence, and
making purchasers extremely cautions The latest a
from the Old World have been adverse 20 the for
MGR and favorable 10 the latter but have no, seemnsy
affected either 70 any remarkable extent There ia a
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The receipts from the opening Of navigation to the 3oth
when compared with the corresponding period last year.
show falling off in the board and scantlng equal to
81 $50 1913 IT,, timber TO- 1914 it, and increase in
shingles Of 49, 47b NJ, and slaves s,o74, 2o2 lbs.
II is stated that the two great railroads Of this State
the Erie and the Central-are worked at expense
fifty per cent of their gross income This have
believed and have repeatedly shown the utter absurdy
of such statements. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company expended last year nearly ffty per cent
of its gross income in current operations will be
by the annexed table,
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NEW WORK or GREAT POWER AND BEAUTY
"A d: APPLETON CO.. 36 AND s4s BROADWAY,
VIII pubish ON The ID Of November novel, written By
JUNO CLIFFORD
vol limo. OF 400 pages, with illustrations Price 81 25
tFrom the Boson Aissf
Messrs ID. Appleton Co., ofNew York, viii publish. the
latter part Of the present week. work Of ncon which
promises 70 DO quite be the
American novels We hays been favored with early copy.
and although have mot been able reached
That Us mer1 real intrinsic and Of . high order When
We have s.tir rp curiosity, which partial examination
nas excied We rpeak particularly of s plot Incl
ocns hnd ideal Representations In the meanwhile will
only ~ mat he tale Ia written by lady whose
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knno r ne from Ia seek "a penetrate the yeti thus
nposed nj me same time msy plead guilty
usneu pu curiosity The auho~~s Ths
scene OF ihe Story II In and good city OF noous
Has she ever published viii tell Al least
we are eoahdent That she has written and nfn for hers
no unpractsed style whether Ahe before
The pubic as an auhoress Tho will
the - Of November, before which 10 give n 4 nore
extended review and when advise readers 10 make
themselves acquainted with s rz from volume Itself
and not 10 'akr word for without confirming our correct
meas by their own judgment anc examination.
Recently published novel by the author OF the Heir
Redcly ne," -
by tho author OF the Heir of kedclye" enriseaae &c
vol. limo paper covers. 90 cents; cloth. 10 cents
Prom the sunday Dispatch
This reprint Of OF Miss Yonge's popular works The
object Of the teach tho necessity Of duty and
sf Affections which attain OF later years happy
omenl Il Ia highly moral In Its tone.
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WooI.-The market Ia dull aud without animation
some holders. anxious 10 realize, willing TO accept
shade below prices heretofore There be
great decline, owing to the small stock and moderate
condition Of the manufacturing business but holders
anxious 10 realize Ia the absence Of demand
cede 1c &c. per H. on American descriptions Holders
Of foreign rather firm.
WusIEY. About so a 100 bbls Oh o and prison were
sold at 42c. a d21kc.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1855

good deal Of uncertainty about the future and while
apprehends ruinous rsvulson all parties trim
ming their sails apparently with the determination
be prepared for any change Of probable occurrence
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e ALBERT ". HEATING
Prtyit "A. khHI.FS. la.

HEADQUARTERS, ToMP9iss BLUES COMPANY Or
~ dcra NIw poas. nov z 1855,
The members Of This company hereby directed
bic nj ue Armorf, sunday November 4 a ~.
O'Clock T. NJ precisely. fully equipped In fatigue dress
70 perform duty for the New York yonDs.ra
who again called upon follow
10 bis lac, resting place, ny order Of
A. fIprr, Orderly. GEO ~ BARR, CaplAia.
NoTICF.-To THE MEMBERS AND yRfESLs or THR
~ Ibos Downing Guard. IN consequence Of he proc
lnnaon gf bic Honor The Mayor the rrrurou The sosu
guard IL postponed until after Tbs election.
DRof LtIATios.-M oYffcY sEw YORK
Nov. ], ih5-ihn appearance and pslsis Of ssldsrs
ufonThe OF eacon suls republican fraooe but
America The statute d hs r,A'e f1rbiis tom uo~ uDsh
"Wednesday unless oasd for by authority
Rency IKE The latter IL srrecsi By but deem u
duty 10 hiss ucrfs and c0tnandsnis Of All companies ~
the sw fortis snd rssrci.se ~
within The Time above mentioned heavy penalty ipSsi
ioT violation. The law creeirui spirit tyerythins
rsvorins e excitement 20 >. carefully avosiet during
reni nfe dare NJ fellow cixrns VII that
year iaTf company 90 hs evening before esc'son Vo
uoed disturbance IL marching by political asscmbiaEe~
VIII become hf duly ~ all policeman T. h.y
parade between ,hs aste and DE day succeeding elec.
ma take orlnrre The law n
Tor parade have been made ignoFesfe Of A~
ma ndaHis will immediately pa~ippne thrnn.
YRnsAsDo WOOD. MsyU.
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A woNDER-THE 0rPsEY 0IRf.-TBfs ggyows
yh all evenis OF life at 81 sullivan street Bfoons
Pee 20 cents N. B.-Bhe impsr q secret by which
ADJ Or senlemAD can obtain ue affection. Of he oppode
ser. Cbarrs eftra.
A srONIsHTNg TO ALL,-MADANg HoRRow.--TIfIs
n highly CITED lady 10 the wonderful asrol9isf 10
DC word, o. hat has ever been known hs viii tell I'll he
svenA ~ NE even he rsry thoughts aaf VII csuse SPECIFY
70 The assanAhsni Of ali who vis her Al vho
rood luck ny 10 her Tor relief and couort All in.yfsws
strictly private. admission ID grnu~fn~n No
charge not Aiianed rs Browne street between csnsn nod
Columbia.
A sTosfsHING TO AII.-Nrss BRUCE. THE nysrg
~ rious yeihed ssy, and WONDERFUL olo9s ne
World ias arrived Ia she city and As sken prsvs
No ~ Broous street whsrs al who wsh 70 ooxan her
call Mss Bruce can be sonsusd with AL evsuA ~ hs
which asoDshes al who visit her Cons 1I.Auos 70 c~ns
Hour from A. y ans n.
C,AHD.-MApAN rRywrER RETURNS THANKS TO
" her friends ADD psirons and legs 70 s snsf ~
onsnas tod IN his ely and rhfadep hla ~ko have coos
"a with nssfseop, she fess c0nfdsns
a sstoogy love And lag xna bsoks afsrss
relied On oonssEy by tspoie0n, no las squu Hbs -
Ten The nsus q The future hnsbara ai No y ".
~ remedy 81 her own
f'IAIRvoyAxCy. AFrHxA BRoscHrTls pysPEP
" DEBILITY dys~rvy liver oofnpisns on ute%rs
t.e, brslerns ard d~sases q nhrr eured ~ eursh
~ Mrs rtfMDtt 3. M rrrsf medsa eslfvDysg ttg tptn
siyess. near brusfvsy. sstixfActbos psy
MADAME ALwrx PROM PARIS RENDERS uYE syn
VI rsa % - tsfif< sp6 rsnseren n pArxaosTf. 80
~ cvuaalief ont ~. snf
Ill 'ei he u NJ siy F~us.eassa ssJ ~t marry
also Ne uashs y h~r vtasers. hsssi~noe ~ csnNr-
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IlLAECARDs HOTEL, SIS BROADWAY, CONNECTING
ID with IS Twelfth street. door from Brosdway The
proprietor respectfully that he s continues
pared 10 accommodate families with suits Of rooms with pd
vale sbleJ and single gentlemen with Gne airy apartmen
With without board the plan Of his former Globe ioe
kept BY him In the lower part a the city Tor upwards NJ ten
kars. y. BLANCHARD, Proprietor.
IIoLDRI DOES HOTEL, 7ss BROADWAY coRsER
Of Clinton place -superor apartments for families
the meal week. served Ia The dining private psrIor
reduced prices Baths free Rooms rent from ~ ~
week. WIN. HOLDREp9E. Proprietor.
n HE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE
4 On.he European plan.
Broadway corner Of Houston street.
This and large hotel newly furnished and In thorough
order heated throughout by steam pipes and Nth all the
ponments Of the highest priced hotels offers
The public, including families, unsurpassed accommodations
desirable single poms Will be lc sha wnier gentle
men, at frvm " 70 TO y per week SIDNEY KoPMAs
yIsiTERs TO HAvAyA.-NR g. W. wOOLcorr
ofery his spacious and eonnod Gus house, The Ams
and European HOTEL CAe 10 ios O1csos a. situated
Of he pleasant localities q Havana hose may
visit that city assuring them that everything shall be done
heir comfort and AGILITY afforded make
the country &C. ~ Mr. wooIcos, Of u1e house
Wits every steamer on Der arrival 10 receive
VoxK FAMILY HOTEL. sRw BRIDGE STREET, Len
gate Hin LondoD.-Ths Above house centrally stnAt-d
bAs elceiient cofee roorn Twelve private xuns
rooms between forty And arr light airy bedrooms good
rokng cold and shower baths always retiy
night porter 10 attendance. nIsd charge tor Servants
also proprietor Of the Crown and scepor ship rsverns
ore-nwichJ tsndass hs grateful thanf v h American fir
r The hyors he his 20 long enjoyed ~ be hands And se
heir continued patronage and Recommendation
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The canal week closes morrow consequently give
the figures for only days but they show
in the receipts Of board and scanng the
ing days Of last year equal to 925 0s feet of shingles
900 NJ, and slaves a decrease of 900, 400 lbs.
The receipts by canal from the opening II navigation
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f,sifr0ksiA biAhoxDes-TIifs NV M hHkrTf.
~ ~ aF'es 90 airs ~ ~sf .ih psrsAssrs ysw~sy.
IT, b~s s>ff ssssns Ten 1.>s. ~ ~
lrst sFs syss Ne r-~ct srsry csssss srs4 ss~s
a. ~ ~ 80 rfSs " - ID rags ~ n ~ sisfs aAfi~~s
yts. rts<sss ys<ss bvssrs. trA-~& A. lrtes~s $50
= erssy - "a a. sgors 1sn1~ds nYse Ass So
sssrrsssas l. al yAcoba ~ ewDefvay.
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To t--5,BSO or 90 BB-IOO
Revenue. } 81, III ,453 IS fper cent.
We nothing in this statement about renewal oftrack
machinery All The expenditures engines, cars
roadway, &C., for repairs. The purchase Of new
engines cars &C., h not provided for out Of the earnings
and II is therefore fair to presume that ali such purchases
went into construction account The Erie and Central
not worked at fraction less than the Baltimore and
OHIO
meeting Of the stockholders Of the North American
Guta Percha Company will be held Saturday, the ID
inst, at O'clock at their Office, No. lo2 Broadway
The traffic returns Of the Ontario, simcoe and Huron
Railroad for the week ending October 2 1885, fol-
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decreased earnings per mile per week IN 1850 so 50
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered ut this port for consump
ton, for warehouse, and also the Withdrawals from
warehouse during the week ending and including Thurs
day November l. 1856
MOVEMENTS FOREIGN DIRT GooDs.
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The public begin TO appreciate the great value Of the
lumber, wood and timber crop Of northeastern New
York, nearly co., 900 Of which is owned By the
sackett Harbor and Saratoga Railroad Co. and the whole
Of which section is directly tributary To this road and
the Of whose products much wanted ct the tide
water markets. and glad to learn from reliable
authority, that the contractors build this road have
advanced very far in their negotiations for the first
900 Of the bonds Of the company, and with fair
prospect OF concluding the satisfactorily BY the
middle Of November. This amount win put into opera
ton the road for seventy miles, reaching the forests and
the iron region from which point 1t estimated very
large income is for the road. We no reason
why bonds secured upon the roads and timber lands In
the State York should not take their proper place
among our best railroad securities Tor investment
The tolls received ON the susquehanna and lid ewater
Canal from the opening of navigation to the 2Sth Of Oc
tober amount to sl77 "a against s4S6o es to the
corresponding date last year. Increase $sl 24S 3d.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad Company,
for the third week in October,
1855 sssssg g ,as sss 50 s7a. s sl 40
1sS4........ s7,eol 81 2l,7ss 81 osss7 81
Increase :. ss,3e4 80 N7Se SO sis,i23 IS
The amount of duties collected at the port Of Boston,
for the month ending October 81 1885, $3.50 900 80
Collected Tor the month ending Oct 81 1854. 500 498 SO
Increase. SO, sol 60
The Boot Mills, Lowell, has declared dividend Of
per cent $3.50 per share payable Nov. T. This is the
only dividend for year none being made in May last
The Albany Journal gives the following review of the
lumber market for the week ending Oct. 81, 1856 =:
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.
Saes for the past week have been quito active and the
shipments heavy Several eastern buyers have been in
market laying in their winter stock The prices Of Eng
sh mill sawed box have ruled in favor Of the buyer aud
some concessions have been made by dealers In other
lumber previous rates have been maintained The assort
ment in market good, though clear pine Is in limited
supply. Freighs active and vessels quickly
gagged Mt improving rates.
The receipts by canal from the 22d to the 30th of Oc
tober, in the years named, were as follows:-
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TTENTI0N, NEW YORK HERALD 0UARD-A MINT
n ting ~ this company viii be hello In tho Mall Room a. ~
Herald office 'his Saturday, scrnooa hoy. at fur O'clock
nli attendance requested as tho Treasurer viii report 10
uie meeting. JOHN Y WATSON, CAplAln~
sAsusl JAcHsos. Orderly Sergeant.
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A MOTHER NEW AND CHARMING BooK.--
IA WINNIE AhUI

One neat limo 81.
sa quiet tale Of love- free from all tho slckly sentiment
n'y which TOO often charno,criNes such stories IL
than moral4t is Rlmos, iig0us novciportraynE the
struggles o the youthful mind seeking arr Inc KIM Wedge
which surpasses all other Il admirably written sufficiently
key The whole Of reader containing
well constructed pls which halls or aers from BE
ginning to the end.-N. Y Despatch.
THE ENCHANTED BEAUTY
And other tales essays and sketches by William Elder
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IHr FRsMA BiyEsxAsp This fascinating story by Eugene
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Sunday Mercury, Oct d 1850
Copies Of It VIII be sent free of postage any one
receipt Of Is centa.
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Showing the net revenue to be. 81 COL 900 95
which exhibits the following the proportion ct
Working Expenses. 81, 1863 so