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Dealers in CLOTH!yG visiting New York this

.
respectf1q invited stock OF Spring
ana ru.roer oTHIse feel the will Ind i1.
from is variety sye che wen worthy OF
The, cor des,on While disposition OF msou,c-
ture this bas bsep greatly reduce their SOCKS We
have svAed Of the advantages Of low market Tor
sooSs and labor 70 aoacnfe much laser ocs than VS.
have done; which, consequently will be ensbed to
'A'' D. DIvIx g. Co Mo-. 25a go and 25o Broadway,
Eeu. Yak
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Attention is called to the Sale OF valuable Prop
erty on Az lch West Broadway Fankn snd Nerck
s also the sale OF 81 valuable Lots Murray HILL front
ing on Madison 4h and Lexington S5h. 36th and 5'th.
10 be made by IT, H. LUDLOW THis DAY at O'Clock at
the Merchants Exchange Every Lot put will be actually
sod Terms liberal Maps be had al the office OF the
No 1 Uaf
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Fresh importation of CARPETS, at a low mark
for 1867 by HIRAM ASDE No. 90 Bowery The largest
Of Medallion Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three Ply
and pg,in Carpets reduction of so per cent in prices
Remember, No. so BOwery.
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-SpR,NG. IeJ5-CUsr0M DEPARTNENT.-Our

SPRING, ICJD--NINIUH DfFiFt 7 VIM 'III
,,ok of CLOTHS CAssNESgs and VETsCs for Spring tfa1e
nos ready nspecton enbracog that Is ne
and seec oos The enter o.
Hs Department headed ny Nr. A. Wax PgLr are artists OF
the first their several nes OF COATS, VESTS and PANTS
hpd serunson pains or expense 70 make
this ves popular Department Of DOR basiae" Inc hIec
fiops effect LIST To eafment mp u the
best STANDARD spd worxmsoshp the quaiy TO De
sw ry represented "a To be proupt 10 the vey noaf
garment promised; sn1 31 To BE- little lower In price
than the ion b. mai for elsewhere
ID DHYLIN 4 @ Nns a59. 2i9 tpo 40 Rr0adwsy.
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PETERSON & HUMPHREY
Nos 577 and SO Broad~sJ,

CARPETINCS. oIL-cLOTHs ETC, ETC
For sale on the most reasonable te'fos for cas-
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETINGs- SMITH &

GREAT BARGAINS IN CARPETINGs.-SMIrHG
LoUSsBERY No ass Broadway. Grandst pre-
pared EXHIBIT of the most beautiful stocks OF CARPETS
offered in this MARKET a. REDUCTION OF % PER CENT
from lsst easOn's prices
Rich VELvEr. 20 % "a per yard.
Rich TAPESTRY, a 70 lOl per yard.
Rich BRUssELs. y to t0I per yard.
Rich THRsEPLY, ~ 20 81 per yard
Beat INGRAM. 81 10 81 per yard.
49, hnr.ro d. NJ In
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ONLY Ten SmLLINGS PER YARD ,-Englsh
Velvet CARPETS and 81 for Tapestry Brusels -Four shnss
Ier yafdJ COZ yards beautiful Ingram all patterns from
IN Asssnees SAFE of carpet dealer HIRAM ANDERSON
ten spacious AlssIoOms. No. % Bowery.
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We are indebted to Mr.. T.. ". Hull, Parser Of 4
Illinois, Adams & Co, and Wells, Fargo & Ca, {,
TIE prompt delivery of favOrs.
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DUETON's, CHAMBERS ST.-WEDNESDAY
ID i Another performance Of the charming Comedy
STILL WATER RUNS DEEP.
The great Of The universal public Mr. Burton in his
pouu.T part of John Mi dm4y Mr. g. Jor1so Miss Raymond
Nh Hughes The best acted piece in the city
Also first this Light, the screaming rec If
THE WANDERING MINSTREL
No BAGS Mr. with the never firing song OF
WILKINS AND HIS 0INAH
TO-MORRO v the comic Opers OF THE DAUGHTEh Or
TIE REGIMENT IN which Miss Resale Durand the AHler
can Prima Donns will appear.
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g Il X S! s L K s..

q IL s.! 81 L K s.! =
- BOWEN, McNAMEE Co,
NEW oRK,
vye the attention Of Merchants generally 20 their EXrENs
I'VE STOCK Of RICH SILK and FANCY GOODS adapted
o the FALL TRADE embracing the newest and most desra-
"A. .,Iss ,nror,ed thu season Particular attention
,,ested to their unsurpassed variety Of Dress Fabrics ordered
expressly for their very city and interior trade 1t Is be-
os,eo porting and Jobbns House IN the country
N. fall assortment
II silks Merno, Musu De Lsnes Ribbons, shawls, Laces
gLroidery White Goods Dress Trimmings, and every other
A,<sr4pon Of uerebs disc usually kept 10 silk house.
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DHIL SOCIETY FOUR.

il TENTH SEASON. lsS5lS'e The first Public Rs
beers. ell take pace So5s Saloon October Is 1855
The follow ina orchestral pie viii be rehe.ssd: PASTOR
ALE Symphonic, BY BEETHOVEN; the oyeItuIss
TANNHAUS1R By WAGNER, ard IPHIGEStE by
QUICK. Con aactOi: Mr.. G. sERGMANN For sue.criP
n .PPy g hes sasAsh9srs LUIS No 10 ~ SG.d%sy
BroOilyn. BY order, - sPlEk' seeTfe.ary
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CMITH,s sELF-ApJUsTING sTOCKS.-A
Amusrments.

4 CADEMY of MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA.
IN FIFTH NI6HT.-verdFs Grand Opera IN acts
IL TROVATORE,
WIN be performed Tor the LAST TINE,
on NESDAY EVEN mo, Oct; 10.
MAY MA aFTKEK Mus cal Director and Conductor.
Doors oper At Il; OPers commences az o'clock
Prices Of admsso6-Sl 80 Boxes; Paquet and Secured
Seats 10 Balcony 81; Soond Circle, p; AmPhtheAer, SC
Reserved .y be obtaoed at the pruPA ONCE corner
Broadway and i4h.st At DANSKIN'S Agency, JOLLlE's
Music Store No. $40 Broadway; and at HALL SONS,
Piano. forte and Music Store No 80 Brosd~ay ~ =,
Rssu AZ Evening MISUNDERSTANDING, "EDNESOAi'
and FRIDAY ,-.,,,,, ,,,,
EvFRY sATURDAY-GRAND EXTRA MORNING PER-
TORRANCE, 10 eomm.n p. NJ. which oceanon
the prices viii be One Dollar 10 al parts OF the house Am
pkl'he6er 3 cents.
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THE AMERICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIE-

AMEhIOAN
TY would espec fully that they have positive
deedet siyiug during the ensuing season, the THEE
CLASSICAL CONCERTS called for by the Constitution,
These Concerts will Comprise efficient and weu Oreaes
ra sided BY the beat talent svAsee a. the nne and he
be Of the highest order without however exendns
the better works Occasionally composed in this country Fot
tsrns particulars sppy the principal Mus, stores Of
New, orb and is vicinity where uhsc Ptons viii BE- TeceVed
BY ORDER Of the Conceu Committee.
Lopis EsSsr Secretary L. C. HILL, Chairman.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS READY THIS WEEK.
p APPLETON c., Mes. $40 sad SIS Broadway pue-
nsh on TUESDAY, the 9Th.
GHOSTLY COLOQUIES.
By The snthor Of Letters from Rome" Clouds and sun
shirs.- | vol, limo; clcth si
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th,
EPHEMERoN a PEN By Henry Howard BrowuelL
voi., l2rno. Paper lvers > ets
on TIT RsDAy the il,h,
Vols and VI Of The WoIk. Of JOHN CALHOUN. bsos
the Concluding Volumes The wO,t now comp e5e ia SIX
volumes syo. Price, - per vel, or sl2 for the set
CONTENTS THE SEVERAL VOLUMES.
l.
on THE CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT OF rdE
UNITED STATES.
sPEECHES IN CONGRESS
Ill
SPEECHES
w
SPEECHES.
REPORTS AND PUBLIC LETTERS.
REPORTS AND PUBLIC LET Frs.
Calhoun Clay and Webster three names which VIII
long be American eitees OF the three, Ca.
during the early part Of his life perhaps the greatest
fsycriie ne people. His sy tvsted mind, proiound
vie government and his pure character ss, weight
sa importance hs opinion all psvties OF the writings
speeches Of American Statesmen there scarcely any
which bear directly thu measures srop by our
rptusd The War the Revenue System, the Cur
rrucy ard Rights subi.cts upon which he oos
losdit position greatly aided the decisions which
With those who take interest uationa
ory The v.ue or the wtDgs OF public men csnlo be
too hgb estimated.
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~ TIE BOON CHILDREN and the NATIONAL MUsl-
IA UNION CONCERT a. the above rooms. Al the avsi'
os slsnt has been secured CoDee; commences Al
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LIAR BRUSHES.-Now opening fresh lot of
IL Brushes. Wholesae and Retail
N. 81 PAaKHURSr,
stat.onsr and Prioter,
No. rs Nassaa-st
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broadway THEATER.-E. A. Marshall,
ID sole Lessee-Doon open at 6i Performances viii com
uence at ~ O'Clock pIecisey.-Mr. FORRESTS yHlHO
APPEARANCE THIS SEASON.-rHIS EVENING, Oct. TO-
will be acted the Historical Play Of
RICHELIEU, Or The CONSPIRACY.
To conclude with the - -
MAID WITH TIE MILKING PAIL
PRIcEs-Boxes and Psrque,, 50 cents; Family Circle and
Upl or Tier % cents Private Boxes e5 and So
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6iaiionerp ano fanrp @Oobs.

DRFSSING CASES.-G Gentlemen and Ladies'
IL Dring Cases the largest the City for sale
Az low pree, N. g. PARKHUaSr.
Statiorer and Printer,
No 70 NssssHst.
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FAMILY EXPENSE BOOK-Just published
ii by the Subscriber, entirely style Of EAfkNsE
BOOK for keeping Of ~ The exp>nses
fsrpy rnonthy and yearly Pee Isl oenta For .Ae ~ Al
BookssIera y. s. PARkHuRsT, bookss1er ssd Sssaonef
No Neseau-r.
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NEW MUSIC-Specimen Copies gratis to Music
~ Tessher. and seninArea-Jut Issued; he ioiow1ns
GOtpEN DRoP" scaoTTlscHE, Sc TIE RIVER,
DALI scHoTTIscHE, Ec- SPARE NJ hE s!.s.r
vii be nsed free fer Sc Superb Pianos Awsy on hand At
No Sf3 Brosdwsy
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CCHUBERTH &{jCO's MUSIC DEPOT No.
- .Ss Observation-Disclosures House founded 50 year, age
Hsubus Lep and keeping the largest stock 10 The l.
Of one million Work. Of Foreign sn3 American MUSIC from
cent pieces $50 Our public atoms, 3 o W a.
suk .hes Who good Msse invited 20 select 10 Cur
ps cus store Our circu stinf library contains 80 % Nof "a
70. fr one year with 80 Music stis) months 90
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To Managers of Iyceums Institutes and ofhe
Lecture the subscriber has raton TO sp
rebe that various intended for him have not Tin con
Sequence late Of esdence reached their prope
densOn he Tequss al Managers Of Lee ure Associsons
Who may desire to secure bis services u address 1850
PARK BENJAMIN,
Ne n 7th-av. corner Of l4th-st, NewYork.
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SWAN's SOUTHERN BANK-NOTE LIST and
y DETEc1oR, prblished semi goathly :. sootsoq7'ery
.elts IN syery Bari EIcharss Counting House and Publ:
oee being in the United States S96ser 2
WIND Newspaper Advertising and Subscription Agency, a.
No. - Beein arsr Nev-forL
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WANTED-A situation as HOUSrKEEPER
w NV respeci,b bic Womt N cmp-tent tho cb.se,
would st,end on invalid person. Address COLE. Box No
ll2 nibune Off e.
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THE UNFORTUNATE are SAFE-A DIS
i COVERY HAS BEEN MaDE!-The Horrors, The Blues,
Low SPIRITS and diseases arising from de preston, trouble
and disspponiment cured in one hour BY Dr. ScaMlprS
MAGIC PILLS. nightly prescribed At PuKDfs Ma
TIOSAL THEATER-
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MALT WBTTMAN's p o NJ 8 =" LEAVES
w OF GRAsS"-for sale TO dealers and retail Single
copies, 81 FOWLER WILLIS, NO Uo nfoaa~y
NEW-YOBK JOURNAL.-The cheapest aud
IN most enter aiming published Now ready Vol
containing zoo beautiful ens.ynss and Ssf pages Large
ouarto of FRANK LE5LIE'S NEW-YORk JOURNAL.
Price PAPER covers 81 hbersl discount the trade Agents
will find to their advantage IN In rodg;s this work
DEXTER BROTHER Nos. IL and 10 Ann &C.. upstairs
FATOMICAL PLATES for SALE by HEN
o liberal terms
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MONDAY, Nov. l2-e. N.

MONDAY, Nov. Up. m.
The festu-e Of the ms,le To- Jay has been the
meni in Erie of which nearly 200 shares were sold
In the other leading stocks the transactions were not
large but the market firm. Erie opened al 45l !,
and af er the Second Board sold as high as 4s-sn
improvement of q y cent. The bull party in this
stock are reported have raised large amoant of
money. with which 10 carry on this movement The
bulls not snxous 70 go short OF il. CASH stock is
very scarce and could have been lent to-day freely
with out interest Reading sold at SCI after the Second
Board. an improvement of u 2 cert Central was
90. Railroad Bonds, excepting Illinois Central, are
inactive bu; frmer than last week. Illinois Central
closed a. II, an in provemsnt of | = cent State
stocks are frmer with much fewer pressing on the
market. There is good demand for banking pur-
poses.
The Foreign Exchange market is in a very depressed
state. Large amounts OF bills are on the market
While the inquiry from remiiters is quite limited
Francs are especially plenty. Rates are 70 / p
cent lower than for the las. steamers The leading
drawers OF Sterling ask 81 y cent, and good bankers
signatures have been sold less. Thirty frst-elass
commerca and bank Sterling sold at est y cent
Produce bills with bills Of lading are very Irregular
and almost unstable at 6a7! p cent Bankers
francs $500 a5:lss and good bills can be hsd a..
595. II is anticipated from The anxiety Of Sc lers and
TIE inactivity Of buyers that sl lower rates for Ex-
change wi rule a, the close tomorrow.
The business OF the sub-Treasury was: Pad,
SEQ, 527 a. including California drafts $40 900; re-
osived, s72s1 40; balance, So 7la $50 Sc; paid for
Assay Office, e2,ss2 7si paid on discussing checks,
$50 OFT 80.
The bank statement to-dsyis Unexpectedly fsvora-
be, he oss Of gold having been only $3.50 Ooo while
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DIED.

BROWN-On Saturday night Nov TO- Mrs. ELIZA T., widow
Of the late Chsrles p. Brown eyed B years
Der remains will be taken TO New Haven for interment
KINGDOM Saturday evening Nov. TO- WILLIAM H. KING,
sen. sste SO years, months and days -,
The friends family respectfully invited 70 attend DC
funeral Cd Tuesday 18th inst AZ O'Clock, from bauchs
church bleeeser street corner Downing street. without ur
tbeI Lotce.
KNOWER-I this city Saturday morning Nov 10,
REBECCA youngest Daughter Of the late knower
ofAlbsny.
KNOP-on Monday. Nov 8 SARAH NJ. KNOB, st Marshall
street, Brook Ign, aged years 80
The r,uAns were in Cemetery Of the Evereen
NARsHALL-spdsenly, on Saturday Nov. H. by the expo
sion at Green Point Mr. JOHN MARSHALL, aged 81 years,
10 month. and DAYS $50
The fepds Of The family invited attend bis funeral from
the ReorDee Dutch church Green Point thus DAY Tuesday
at IA o'clock precisely.
ROTHMALER-suddeny al Jersey City, Sunday evening,
NV. IL BODO r. ROT1MALER, If disease oftbe tear..
Hi. respectfully nyi led to attend his funeral on
Wednesday, the l4th ins. a. O'Clock M from bis late
residence No 10 Grove street. Jersey City without further
notice.
sOMARINDYCK-On Saturday Nov TO- at the residence Of
John r Yehierton Clinton place, j. OF consumption In
the 10Th year of bis age, EDGAR SOMARINDYCK
Hi. remsiCs were taken Pouehkeepae for nterment.
VALFNTr E-On 2dsy morning the 18th inst sfter short
illness. LOUISE ELIZABETH daughter Of Samuel 7. and
Anna K. Valentine, AGED years months ADD DAYS
The friends Of the family invited 70 ster the funeral Sd
day. the 18th at from the residence Of her
father No. ri Madison street, without further invitation
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,bsse,ers, estsStsa.on was tbs; the amount .oua
- On ,h,sa aaa,ters Of q million to mulion.

TIE nreor.ss OF celt:aeti1n In loans ce'un-ss' al
The TIN. polly Of our banks Il most &c Is'"i! :" &c
esn,.,v awe, ara DO: soopt 8 cod'se o. eAf7uS'H
oud he loci OF the s)ecs itseT'e Dc eaecxed-
Nonetsry az .ifs in Europe s'e N e'lcN coA''a H.
and our ,els;g1s are 20 niimsie TIA disasters A-re
rnps, teect =, tom4 extent up ns o1ou'I sucu us
bspo4u our banks sbould m e. them under saoH
~ out tho sto m without opp singtheir
oDs,or.. The loans Of the city banks wee blu
5;.;,n,1v and unnecess Dily ruo up n A1gds last,
h.r ,5er. WAS but little commercial demand io'
,oon4v 20 siOl, 900 0CO with DO good result but to
- dividends and foster bas less stock imitation.
The was that in September and Octo Der,
nh, Apr COMMERCIAL community NEEDED facilities,
and the West demanded lar sums Tor moylGS the
l,ons .he hanks. instead Of being 10 position to
cant srch facilities. were obigei, undet ren wed
shi,rents of ,pece TO q moderate extent, 70 coz
t.ct instead OF expanding, have called IN nearly
,ire n ;ljo.s of dolass ard bfo7gdt on pane 10
.bs stock market The bsnss ought u c'rtrae, TO
rie,, millions and stand there, at any rste tJr the
,,ea.ni. Tie losps during the seek haze been con-
tr.et.a about 500 600, aud The deposits show nOni
jpsl falling off Of 90 200, 900, bI: en- sc1al decns of
about O. ooo, ooo The principal conra soa OF 10 sos
hiss bn in be Am ric,n EAch ange $500 900 AMI the
MetrcpeHt.n $4,000. Tue later bank also 81 ,ws
large lose Of depcsis $40 900 Tue specie sreng
sppes1s 10 be more generally distributed iaan usual
and The smaller banks Stronger The co hpaIisol with
the previous week il &c 70 lows:
LssB.t Disc.. Specie CIeglsr e. p,g3 s1 80
Nov ic..'. g2454 lsS 1855 s8 scs:,6os 75'76'FS
D.ers,.s go. ssi4 7s0 s25o,'I2 $500, @ao'',ld7
IbeTt ........................'...'.'' S'LV'
The movement for the lat fourteen weeks has
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1870. ,hs bssiDesL The recorder did go
and oSsn .nS Az. ard judge s took TIE pspe.s
d. Ut SI.. 70 Ss house end kePt them an
m1e s" again and !.sf s 'Ua .Ss @
wh,, Uip.sses there were aus ,oI1 him on her re-
onT'sS a, The New York bo'ef Nd 'oN bun "
tprn ths, all bad gore except two men sn1 .ios.
he officer who sres ed him. Mr.. Eldef prSScah.
T;t,daIe 10 have al inter 'iew With Jadge ,. -
aneptiy. Connenys wife told Judge 5; tns 30 81
he ONE de,titut. and bad TO pawn her clol'er s"u
gave her OF e hundred doDas and snosf4 aenuy gave
her ,sven bundred collars, With which zoe sent 20
p ilsf ephj.. While here, she was seen by thns IN
ChambeIs street. ard was taken by Frnk to the ON e
of TIE recorder, where che tta'ed to the recorder
a, 4 IN the district srorDey what had occurred
The disrc attorney after this, could do nothing pa
rnr,ne The course that re bss done In regard % the
nattsr If these things should be proved, said Mr Co.
ans of the moot sen- sble il stances of official cor
rnrtion that has ever occurred wild have been show
If The ury on The Or hand hod an extenuanon
or that the charges not true AID restore this gen
tIemsn 10 soce'y, il will be source o. happiness III
rot, but they prove 10 be tue the jury, be elt, vi"
passes suficien frmness and integrity TO pronounce
q verdict of guilty.
The cour then sdjourred TO Tuesday at o'clock
Mr. Cutting having taken little over al hour IN MS
opeI ipg-eud TIE court aomoni-hiog the jury az
u,us Lot TO permit themselves TO be spoken TO on The
subject,
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wIND-DuIins the day N f AID fresh with rain and b
Disaste RS, &c.

BARK COLD HUSrEs. Bern, fom Matanzi, for Nsv.Yort
pu into Chsnet Tor eOaivs having me Ia cyntas
on he cinirs OF The 9th Oh u ocork With brig SuAh
Glib, from Boston for Ssvahhsh Tn Odd hunt su' ,a
ina he collision Join CLARK native OF Lisepbo about
yeas Of attached 10 the g. b. Wa crushed % dahr
tw4 the two yss.es
BsIc s.saH Obj. 10 day, from Booa bound TO s.vss'
rO mo int nth fJ s ',ps s. "a a 0Sio l
away end thing attached, and aimed r
BARK MAGNOLIA Which has been under seizure for o1s
months charge with yioiaiu of the nsnua ny age ~
sold with hsr q srln aId aInmunii Mobile sd Ms
Al auction snd kuOci ID down n1mlal pre
her o5igfa owprr, no bid h.ing offered sguDst hsn.
BAG NJ. CUSHING ofDisby Ne I'm 81 Oomiaso boSa
for Ne~.York with yellow fever bard spoken Ia a.
g. Ion. IS date, by tue Ocean star at Charestoa al
wisbsd 70 b. T,p>rt-d
FcHR MoNlTon Of Wsrehsm fm -tJn for New bedeid
ia bosAt ashore g ,ss lssnd Ledge, Woods nos
motiDg of9b Il IN usht th.t she would come on VIA
food tide At nisht.
~ Tia, fsn letters To wood Matter esq, ds'e3i
NASSAU. " r., Oct. "a Two or three sreckias ysse,
arrived to-day mos Cay BE ~ lnd, sien With r.
low pine lumber from srsr brig at Omitted Ia there ~
Of he vessels reports ns de big was run 100 90 -
18Th OF Apn last by called tso Htrnt-sas oeen H-s
ripped Ct everything sef wLd and b. ~'pl
pump and d. cas- Du-t up The d,ts OF the
NAKED the stsll bat 50 Oblitera ed, as wen
name vessel thai n l'her cOuld De made ou no a.
aue vessel from Norfolk Winington bound " Cuba :"
has drifting shout ID7D rs a sea
NovFsBER S-some Of have been to ne ssa
OF the brig Tribune on the c, ast OF CUB ana s''9a
prpIty the zoss saes Of which VII amoont TO ABB ~
THE scHE SAsAH STAB, Bonns l. "a New fork ~ As<
sords Beg the % ut in lat ~ n sale io.t ioe.s
and received ether She tsDaif an vi ss."g
shout ihree weeks The patoss and apples sf' Sh'''
bsciy ro,t-o. - ., 4.
XIV WEST Nov 1875 The bark Samuel NOKiey, lfls
Nes Yoik oouBd % New Or Nth miscsl sas0e,sv
snc oetscbu Of Uniec states NEE II charge Of -
McC.nsy ashore on tue VI ode Grounj, Babtn, DS
o. N. d met. She promptly sssiGsd by the gtsSts
who, sk0g cut p,rtiOa II shs cagl, sot her on sS'
Is for tasir wee sld pfocsedsd "a
TBE sAEK RAINBOW. Lee fsport@3 as ;stAly los ~
V,ccss has been tr the shoA aee brought D.
h, port with sni- 4 Goa With Z" I'd oi1 -
n thrt WI Of then bsu ID ..
She 600 We ca co4 which "a 70 y ise
viii be recDil-cfed that THIS fe 90 foI 30 a.
upon the reef with her ire bOe ne a. "a ~1h
puIchasers Thy hsse SOD he cargo 10 Asa it, -
OF Ire fofiA IN uul Of zoe hAlnpSsN
BIN 90 ba6iy cut ~ thsf she ~l ~ sorth fephnp%
TIE BARK SARAH bsiDCE, GAIT baDa d I'm an."-rp =
fr Aos acbicos asbCro % LOgrefhesd key T,fs1
The ulorpu 29b she Wa az n u TIE asssnss
uiled chr Fic'its, Lin g VI Wats9r tLsa,..r
.r-ctl spoufnty cdr ured she cOpuaasd or n-f WV
" our coEnns this pace for exsoiuz-on.
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80 ~ a mparaii,e table of lex 5orts:


While he imports for tie last yesr oave fallen be oT
~ total tr 1923 the expOrts are nescy forty.
i've uiilcIs era'er than for that yesr' or the b'1
.x0l,s ef ssoe for The lsst year So 2' II we're OF
d,ns,Ic production. and - 2s9, 925 vi foreign. Toe
sb'pu ms of domestic prcd0c-, exclusive OF sssSis
were s22 406369 ICES thsn for the preceding year. while
there is a. Increase OF 497 23l in the exports o. for
,sn produce and s4 1924 900 in the exports of specie
We annex a co pparatiSe table, sho wing the value
Of tie exports of breaostos and provisions, and the
quantity AID value of cotton exported with the aver
see value of the latter E 10:
Yfa Bread,tufs COTTON
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SNCOND HnAkD.
Sales Of Stocks mt PHILADELPHIA

Fr, Boa,d-2 90 Sa,q Canal g. b. 81; 500 City R. r. Sc.
NJ R. r.. IS 81; $50 do Gil goo DO 81; 20 do s 900
Csmd ard Amb R. H. 6 SO. "a. 7g 500 SehuyL nav Is,
@OCiy 6' s. 81 lOo Pens 80 ss u Little Scsay R. e.
DO AZ; II 30. AZ s. co.. a. 20 Minehll R. ST. 80
L l'snd H. R. u. % psDpA AZ do. Az ! S:heyL
.st; s5o 2si; PhIsd. b., 80 ? do. $50.
Bs,oeen bO1,ds-t0 X. aiding r r. 42i do 42i 10 do,
AZ 50 do. - 42i 100 do A. 100 do b ana int 42t 50
NOiIi-towb K r. So
Second Boa,d-isO s. S. 100 City R.R g. 81 900
Union 60; 10 Reading R.. ~; 80 Do AZ; p
U.ion Canal 81; II P,pnA r. ~; 81 Beay. Mead. K,
81 50 do dsy 81; Philadelphia sank dsys lSe; Sank
Of n. America, 49,
AJtn Board-lo RssdDs RR, 4.i; 100 do, bwn, ~ 90
DO, a.