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" Of the .se-A. Rving personifcaton Of rage .uo
Unity, md oil that sort Of thog, ara al to"'s
Syr il ir tvo dolIsrs! Why, geodemen' I'd veg
thao he price Of admission for one evening" ana
~hsre ,ou have Likeness which is lot only "oA-
d,,toi for it, idel thy, but viii last as menent'
when the glory OF he original has departed. ~;
"transa, d. .,-......
"You hear, gentlemen" says the sucionesr, this
remit man s not only criticize is an enthusiast
Now ,he,, wha, shall say I'm sure after bis poet
and brilliant obseryaton, you win not allow II TO go of
20 cheap! Two dollars, shall have & half' Two and
hall, sba1 bare threl'
"Ttree," says the gentleman behind the spfc'acies'
Thank you, sir; your discri ninaton IL ay'le''
Three, three I'm offered gentlemen, shall ! nave
thIee AID hali; three aad half shall have iour
Dido, or Rachel, finally brings five dollars the
profit on this transaction h therefore four dssrs and
eighty cents. /, would consequently be useless TO ask
Who or what pports the night auctions ne profits
acb sse are mOnstrous far exceeding in proportion
ne regular income Of any business house; aud so
opg as a certain class Of peop'e will remain penoy
wise and pound foolish just so long wll concerns
Of ibis Kind De supported. As we have said, there
ere many pisces into which one might venture and
fare worse; but this can scarcely be regarded as
recommendation Of tha' scheming Institution limited
N his ejiy-the Night Auction.
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DIED.

pI1KTEY-st s..u fsrd, Conr.. Nosiy. Sov. : Me-:
POLLY BUl KLEY, wife OF Mr.. Hese Ei.h busle. 'nd
r.rdesut Rev D.. Ripley II Green's tASnls
dee. sseo In The iSh year # her age.
Norwich, Conn papers please copy.
pFspCIIY-On "Wednesday evening Nov 7. OF erJsiPel.
or shcr reas JOHN b. DESDOITY late cashier Of the
Cfeunicsl bank sx-o 20 yesrf
Hi. Iesfve snd friends invited 70 pay the ls roae
-ssneet 70 his mortal remains SsfGrcsy nth inst al
without f'rber notice iiom 2j Yves rweatsth street
NEDLFY-Ou Thur,tsy nounE N5v. 8. -set - yeirs,
THOMAS NJ DLEY, formerly Of Nef-Ohsans add 1at' -
LopdOr. ,..r..,.-
r 6ier and resves CT the iAms and h'ss OF hs,aer
nIaw s,uuel Lo.1 respec iG invited 70 seni ns
Tunfrs rom Peters church Twenieh street. between
he sth Mn avenues a; ceo;k ? M on rnlay the
eth INST without further Invitation
NFsNIT a-snedenlv Brooklyn ou Tuesday morning. Nov
s NORMAN A. eldesg Albeit ;. Nesmith, sged /.
yesu and II dsls
TFNTTSF-At YorLer- ws.rhester cous'v. Wednes-
d.y Nov 7 ELIZABETH VALENTINE, wldo Of James
Vs.Itine, in the 9lst year q her sse.
VEis-Oa THURSDAY, Nov. /. TdEsESE "EIS, aged p
,esrs p fishing svtrue.
TIE rem II the Cemetery Of The Eyereens
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ss would b Necessary preparatory 70 making
o formal Complain. 70 be rex, grand jury. lie
also gav1 sssuIsJots "a. 'smusb az many Of
bic pfnonal fiepds had visited them frequently,
and spoke IN The highest terms OF their tfea men'l
b. TOOK upon himself me rendy task o. sdi .tor aod
o, following his advice the tsrrors If a. todic meet
igti be avoided This advice was to be very caoeiai
for few lights keep ibe gris very ~ sc, and In some
IN s.apcps he recommends the sencins away oil the
girls Now al this is very good, ald certalay wonii
Be- aiding the police in preserving order Bat he did
not ,too here for afer thus iDgralafing hms"h mo
the GOOD sraces Of the sDd aides, AID Doke1 upon ss
An spee Of deverapce from the clutches OF the Law by
them in each instance a. hs took bis ha' aad era 2
fuy ssur his ialma over his shoulders hs very de-
hbelaiey insinua ed that he would receive comPen-
sstior for bic dsiBertstfd and timely waroing. L.
formation coming 10 OF the matter llet yester-
dsy upon his honor the mayor for advice. IL vas 70
slfe,t the vile impOstor, and bring him b.fo's The
ayOr.'
This vi!lsIous practice is carried TO great extent
a1norg houses of bad repute by set Of suckers oo
INDECENT al lazy to earn 40 honest living Hundreds
Of dollars are exorted oaly from the unfortunate ~
this means It was Only few days ago ID at we'll
known sharp practitioner about the Tombs tried this
game upon an establishment, in Mercer s'ee:; bat 1t
proyed 70 be fai ure the in ended vio,i bsoe 100
sbfewd 10 bite the bait. The snker's boy cal ins
upon her al the il stance OF the Fombs man Iefs IN
hurry with fea in bis ear.
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PUBIC WEEILNGS-
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, Nov. e.-The pesident, All. Isaac o.
BARKEResq, in The chair. After the u.uaI prelinn-
ares Tie Board proceeded TO bus ness.
F,,e d. D1rtmenI-- Commu nicatiens were received
fr, m the Bosrd Of Fre Commissioners in relation to
complaints az anst companies and repairs of apparatus
Referred .
Eigbtb ave. ne railroad II car from Ftty -nrst
sheet to Fifty ninth street eve.y re minutes was
adopted.
The Board non con urred with the Board OF Coun.
cimen to pave Duane street With Belgian pave nent.
Chnf engineers saiary-Vhe report of the CON-
mittee on FL ance coDcuriog Sth The Board of Coun.
ciueD 10 raining the salary Of the chief engineer from
50 GOO 10 SO COO, came u for confederation.
AID. VooRHIs moved 10 amend by inserting 81 500
in place of 80 600.
AID Howard opposed the amendment. he said ne
was uO personal friend Of the chief but h. o1ght
his services fully worth g, 900 per ennu n. lie
wac sw8ys on hand al fires punctualy.
The motion to amend was lost. The question was
then taken on the original resolution and carried.
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OPENING OF CHAMBERS STREET.

The CON mi,tee on ctr OF the Board OF Council
men met Yesterday az ernoon in the Council chamber,
CITY ball Mr. JENKINS in the chair. Ex Az. X Ell
IY spoke at some ens in favor of the projected i'm
provtmeDt sf owing in biz remarks that the extension
Of Chambers street would greatly enhance the value
OF property in the ward through which he new street.
would pass The speab er enumerated thu improve
ments that bao BEEN in the city du,iug the past five or
six yssra, in the opening Of Beekman street, Oey
street Duane stfs et and other thoroushfares, acd
showed how much thew had enhanced value OF
property. He commended that the extension Of Ch4n-
bIs street would altogether change the character of
the Fourth ward and greatly increase the value OF
real estate therein.
Mr.. MoRGAN MoRGAHs. Mr.. PICKET and MI Bur-
us SKIDMORE in turn addressed the committee in OPP
position to the extension. Their arguments on The sub
ect were of the same character those used by other
speakers opposed to the Improvement at previous
met tin Is of the committee
TIE committee q iOuTned sine de.
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THURspAY. Nov. e-p. N.

Lh-DAff NONs o-p III
The improvement noticed in the stock market yes
terdsy was fully sustained today. The maket was
very buoy ant and active unit toward the close of aud
after the second board, when the market fell OFF
mainly BY reason of offerings Of sc ers options. The
bears as general thing did not offer stock for c,sh or
regular way, and the feature of the day the
psIativey small amount Of cash st ck pressed 20
,ale, which indicates that stocks are now to great
extent in the hands of strong parties. The relc-on
after the second board was most natural one
after the rapid rise of yesterday and to day, which
has been 3 2 cent on Reading, d 2 cent on Erie
p T. cent on Cumberland, 3 q cent on Cleveland and
Toledo, y cent on Michigan Southern, ? cen: on
Galena and Chicsgo, = cent on Cleveland and
Pittsburg, to = cent Railroad bonds, sc. Erie
sold TO the extent Of & 900 shares, opening a, 49,
touching between the Boards .5I and closing late in
the afternoon at 49,! an advance Of g cent ye,tsr
days closing price. Reading sold rs high as 81, AM
closed ct -2.. Nicaragua improved = cent, Cum
berlsnd I = cent, Canton = cent. New-York
Central wa. about So without important sales.
Penspa advaI eed t. IoI. Michigan Southern
was in demand at =, an impro yemen. Of
2 cent. Illinois Central firm al al. Michigan
Central 80; Galena and Chicago, since tie IN nense
receipts Of October were published has bsea in active
demand, ana advanced TO day to ll7!, bid, an ina
proveEept Of !. p cent; Cleveland and Toledo sJl
at 65, which is 2 cent advance aud f0r Cleveland
and Pittsburgh % was bid without bringing out
stock-an advance Of T. cent. The October re-
ceipts are in the Deighborhood Of $4,000 which wss
the estimate Arrangements are nov being made for
largely increasing he business OF the road especially
in the transportation OF coal which viii next yea
be nearly doubled. The sales OF Railroad bonds were
over $4,000. Illinois Central sdvsoced ,! + cent;
n. Y. Central &c, cent; Erie, les, Il :, cent,
sc. State stocks, with good demand, were t. y
cent better. Vi-giniss which were s2l yes..ri,y,
sod at s3i to-day Missouris said a. %. A Le Of
the new New.York State loan $4,000 vac made a.
u.s. which Is little below the ave age rate at which
it was taken.
There is no novenen, ii Exchange, ,here being 10
steamer on Saturday, and bills sre accunulatng.
eriiDg IS nominally, Ct for best signatures. Pc
duce bills are very irregular. Francs are q1o.ed At
3.22i s5lsi.
Fieghts to GTea; Britain are loSer. Ts Liver POOL
the engagements Of about 90 COZ b1sb-l. gain =,
lod. in b. and ships Gags; 800 btis h5lr st p.
u. ls.i Zoo obls rosn, Sc g. d. -oots beet
a., End sOIe cotton, -lst. T. Loric7. 1000 biz.
-four, 49, Sd.
Simeon DEsIes: regular :eu-EsekI ssc-or :aIs c!
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Arrived.

L. mail Steamship jamestown, Parrish Richmond, aetss
burg end MOI fox Nov g.
ship Can, Linn Durham glasgow IS d. IN IS and 70 PA
Dunbam Din Oct -. IA u ~, on q 90 sp9ke az
Su Baltimore bound eastward Oct 3 lat " %, oa 4"
40 bark Abion uppossd Br OF s)Jut 90 tpns Sss
logged and dobed sails blown cces bosts and b5~1"
zone; hai square tiuihsf deck.
Ship kosc,us Menihew Liverpool Os rndse and . pss
20 Hoslsnd Rdsewsy. Oct 9 a. - o. 90 ~ % erseS
eucec very syy ssle from ~ W.. which carried sssj "
fore topmt foe ergs sDsDat head Of brenast br .e 1s
ysd u TOY anu.st spru ghsad Of aum,st bdlf so
blew away a the sails attached 70 he yards which uns
h.o heavy westerly gNes. Nov. la ~ -, Ion ~
uOke ship Sash Boyd hound h. Nov 8 Jchn Silva, dg.t'
sac fell from Alof and drosnel Nov lat 81, ia
49, .poke ,hp Elizabeth d. nisoD (-ince n RoTdar
B,rl Bteua sreun rrevIr4Dus, Bremen 10 de- MISE 80
Is p,ss 10 feken. ExpsIieacsd heavy wss'er, ssa
during psss.ge Ard 'pI ss', &c and Jr three wen
Wa iyiI 10 a. de- clls' -'ec',d topsis -
Big cit Nor 90 M.cb.s 5 d. lumber 70 hayh-" Is@
Co. Nov. s. of so0th shoe Of Nantucket spoke brig fA0
FRI Cslsis for Erg-YOfs. -.
sehr FrdercE (br) Wstt, LIVERPOOL, ~ T., p d. I'D
msstr EXpeIieBced heavy weather; lost f,irg DO
s5i foess anchor outside The Hook Tuesdsy ~
Loot 'Dchor
schr Wave Tabgat Cherryfs ds lumber 70 R. W. aopa
Sthr Ret ubhc ~ well Nsw-Bedforo, oil ~
schr. 4. Stsrhe, y lXsD Harwich.
schr. May Ian gd,n SimOnton, Rock and, line.
BELOW-Ons ship ava one bark.
wIND-sanrise, ~ y. Z. meridian, cs'mi ,us'e, calm
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ssengers sailed

Ia ne steamship .j,iol, Jon Boston for p a'rs,rS''Vs
Phi brick q. A br,wp, Adm Par ~ 90, A kemi.k W.
pr,sfou Geo g. Upton .u f. dush's " EsNgn sad
lads Mis-. J. rssou J. h. Weeis ID. Jordan H. W. rslo
Artbur l. sect Chu FRO n Mr Mayer. Bosom Osn Hoe
" H. sud Idy Ne~ BcdfJd Mss Anna Paine "or'ss'esi
ID fiarh Ha,res. Low seth Beus Waetto~ui Matthew
Rrrolvils John eoIi Sheiburu FILES o. ss"q sad lazy
Mr.. d. ThonPon Miss Nele ~. heIeTSy " sebteVi
Iirds.y F. Gross Henry Grnusl Chas p. Jeo pastayu'
Drrcksr (bear,r OF cipa,eh - Geo snr ca Is .eb mar
Ctas m.pp John Wbids.er, Wm. Jam son d. rodn.a,
J.' Davis and Cbs' HY.t New fG, GO nus nv,
d,ri Mo ii. spey rxsn F,anei,co Gige'l' inS,'s.; A.
lsin Fustis v OIfsns; Miss Isabella P-fk NJ salmon
J. T Plank use, NJ RI Mrs ~lisms. hn Tones, '" g.
Weeds Jos Hi. John J-cAson. John Lesao Cahtdsi MT
Hprreli Russell DeTbysb@. wife ebd en- sld nuf~
J. ia kenbburg a. DuOpirs Quenee "r hyse' Hainni T.
scMsrer. w J. Forrest X. Wood and lady, w Wade
end lady, Mis- C1smheB O. Sephsp son. q AIn'op, Wn
Hssips. Toronto; John Rsnkia, Haml on heny VI
i'm 10 Wthsus juan De u. NJ Beusvrn,e |IPs-ai'oi hG
bare ard l,oy Bristol Eng John Goody. W.,eI hsr&
Jchn L. Hassel,. Alex Wine lady and daughter John VIC
lads ar infant John Bepsrd l.d, and Children geo pay
lev Ep.lmc; Hoomsu, JO sau dsr' JOIN r1rcf 1os
J,p. Mr. scott and lady liv.rporlos. For HIgdr
] D Hsni. Bo,ion; T G. KIN e.r, @'ntl New 6 rSa
Csp, Bigh Capt 2. Jost, Hslfsx MIA H. r. Jehse uT
A. X Reek Porto Rico. Total, 40.
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srIp " W BEvvH Lsnes I'm. HAVE FOR Nss Ofsars, "
err grspts II. tti Pr mouth, EDg % hs 18Th Vi. n
On tn port see from ffr msn Oh sin having been "a 2
tn IL syous her Majesty Fesu-lip Trans
rgr CtgoV C3-t a>ted) 10 foi. Ye53Uru- 81 "a. ne :.
Juiy flr Cti bit sort lsaS when lev dsys oa re-
the pumps be y fOnf, ;ni pqL ~ Sy1hsy
70 ne ltt July t. !epsr slf'cy - ~. % IL r.
aref o. 90 on 20 the ip have hr oYtnn nsntes
Ia be cone The o~ner no ar VEG 70 oerssC
ID nth Ju ,, sud 10 Be bgned % the 20
was 10 port al sycn-y AogLst A. s1Ssfisea iO' "'s
Mr p.vrys ne protee i've scent q 'rOsiAe. lea.
c. Csuses West stated 70 have e1s . o .' 40
British ship b~rsd, 1ficl recently ssnois - -, ~
ittO Ceorsetowr r ,. and gave - opIlO ~ ss,ks
but gb IT, sree .Sc proes 'y wouli not req arc Ny
rsps!Is = - csu kios. =, o H,Lriob,
BARK SIAsIEsISGs, tB,) fra. -. Johns y d. 'o' 49,
pa Ito b. stoG 6ln insi., lea =. -, Il ssss,
iNFOhHAIIOs lis bee8 csiyec a. the cepateasa
Ntsti atop hor ni'sd srtog oo1.nl g olaa
the lois b. brs z fbrte NgeEtv ssd be S"
6eiDs q lie By hfsf sDd tlfee o. t' ~ rsG
were q 10 charge o. the Tie ~ esp AZ 4.rna
cf the CT. lsd gore 60 SEEK ssssiaEe- ru'-'''
fe slye1 Pile ifiJD & he - e- uh -, n, 7.r
BfRs CHAs. C. FowLFE, fof Nsw-fofsl rNnrt a - 81
teotLe q. 6r Huil sp'ksp seo- - - 10 81
9th css f bOwtpt orct0p4 liltn- ~ =, n e,lpS
nsttiy CT dus l. 90 sat-fs de. BE htflAk go ~
viii tie Paths e F1y ubict so@n IN s''u
utfs sitef he ere saged ,..,, % vi
Az AMEstcas sHfP II cotrrcf reported AZ
sat pI' bshiy f' I'sp'uiJ b'nfd . Ce.',e-,ei -
strcurc OF Csh3ts P1itt o. "a siV-n J. ~
voul3 be iois vlrck oslog 20 he ~iHa = tsg
th- : = W I'D e neayg ss- iol irg over her u . ~
stil- Rhfltu sLtnus End Pfomef-+us. t9s-i - xss
Broa rshue ug. went her lfsi..fnte D-i nv
VAN Gct n rt. ae on b,.r5 - Are'iesn 'ep y.
scltt srrh ~. Lisstpo' flm sponfsn- u' ~
t~ RIO fc3 w. put oar sf-rs f.ng % M
.tl her e. Pc a. grta l3wctt f. 70 ire W. q
tcr eve wih ths Geek -bs . l1w 7'oE On %
o. % tre au@ey psf Il the 1Argo pa oeea ra A
tie rr.rch cof sn Mo he'd purchased me san' - ts
y,rlel frt.e BY public auctior. IL - poi slppo'ss
y,s,(I Lsi iVssgs5 us,s.s, sAnsEe by iss PIC.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-7ORK..",..
Cleared.

sbipJohn Marshall, Robertson Vaparaso, }. RAndeh e.
Harvest Nichos Savannah Sluges. Cearm,n Coz iona
Wesey Curtis, Cork r p. Back 20 ,c
Brias-TaveTnier, Lester Kew Yves. X. y NAtlsnd sNe
C.Iolire. Pti,c- .sunwal Pn a. Rsirosd Co EIeona
(Br) Leber Pictou A. Lazy Wm DO 'thby Coin "'1s
sor o II. De 40 4; WoOter, Wore jacssonvi o
] Peters; D. l. Brown. Sumner Phi sde Pha. " Mckee
Spslsh msin (9r) Uec,er LiysJpoI ~ j.. mptefi WI
Tiest PsrLe Cayenne 2. 5acs Co NJ,
scb et,T,--S Is. Baiey Carey Phrsielphia, Js Hsndi
y +. Lewis Crovel, Rps'sD, \ \" Lewis Stoa
ficom Bs tinore Lord Il Quereau; Wm. Gray Buell. '.s
H,v,u nsster; amelia Roc.wel 'eorgstosD ven b una
ssght Lucy l.. Sh'Tpe, sharpe Mobile, Lane, West -
Brave. Aodie Phl,osphs Jas. H.pdi NeSicl Ba,e
New. Haven, J. H. tasens .eEfofk' oooisel bo'on, DT
ton & Sp seue.
sloop- Willard. BuckiDsfsn NeepoT' master.
PrOpsller-sophis, Green Insdslphis, J. n. Briggs.
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Gales of Stocks ut Philadelphia.-.... Nov E

Reported for TIVE ~ Y. TRInusE ~ j. r. n. B. FaYI
Boayd-toO City Ga, IS 65. cid, oil O do '35,
80; 90 Ciy Raj road 6s SRI 400 Camden and Amboy r.
6s sS 7s do cssh 7s Oco CITY s, 49, sst Ciy6s
dsys sg 400 d. 98t; 20 Long sl.od RsIr)s 6s bjwn,
10; PernsylvsIia Railroad Is d., b', az, II Nineoil
Scrip d. III 50 Morris Canal h. l2t Ue ksiDg Railroad
AZ do b. 4ii 80 do is; % do bj, 30 Do S. Az,
100 Lorg Island Railroad, ~ leo d. ca1, Ia Bank Of
Betatcn d.2Co Long Island RR III 80 RealDs Ra,
b AZ. .
Steond BOdydSO ReadingRR, IN los 4li Il do, AZ; 50
d. Al q ~ Am Insurance II 10 Peunsy gana
RR. i2i a do AZ: 20 do b5 49, 81 Lltde sc1uSls RR
BIS 40 Morris Cans b5 I2; 81 co b. H 80 d. rs 80
DO, 10 ots, b5 1915 Bey; Mssi RR ~ Harrisburg AR
atter Bod,d-l coo City IS s9j 1900 An-s Co &C. 90;
81 Restrg RR, AZ; 40 DO b. 4li 10. S. 30 Do, -,
as $50 CO.. b5 il 50 Penn. RR 49, 90 MinenI RR 2d,y'
81; 4 do. o..
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CONSERVATION AMONG KEEPERS OF
DISREPUPABLE HOUSES
\ STRIKER IN LIMBO.

For wtek or more past keepers OF d.sreputable
houses In this city have been frightened ou; of their
wits and money by the appearance among them of a
genteel youpg man Of go ID address who represented
himself as being attached 10 the mayors Off e. He
excited their fears by stating that be had been sent
abroad by Mayor Wood obtain snd note down suc Oh
facts would be necessary for the procuring OF in
dictnS hts for keeping csorderly houses. Afer work
kng up he feelings Of the )st increduous, this pnp
and striker, a. the proper mOmeot would announce
that for con sderateR be could briog forward in
hdfnce sufficient TO induce the mayor to discon niue
proceeepgs against them. BY this process thought
the Ow has eXTsctsd hundreds If not thous snds of
dollars from fnsht<nel females. Capt Csroenter Of
the shhhward police, hearing on Wednesday night
that this " black mai sounded had made a dsmsnd
Tor m ney al house ia Leonard stree went in DUR
suit and arrested him. He gave his name IS Ezra
hmdoCk alias Comfy. under which lie was locked 10
for tins night Yesterday be was ken bsfore Justice
Osb'rne 81 the mayors office snd com ni;tel to the
Tombs for bearing on the charge of eK,ortion In
relation to the affair Capt. Carpenter has mids The
folloNirg iei or - The chief Of police
This young Gen'emsn being good looking aud q
pleasing adcic-s, adopted a AID povel wey of
raising the wini viz. for several days past he has
been vIiHtg eeIisn Institutions dist 40 luoi IL Lou
arr and Ch1r streets, ofOrmic the not mssters Out
nisresses Of the sano very cOnhtcu Tally that ne YES
CLERK IN ihs mayors OFF e, G1d ma the mayor hii
lssuSd oTceIs 10 his c0utdeGaa oi1ers - visit ey ~
louSe OF tbe kLd Of Sny nO,e "a The city taxing the
nance Of the inmates, and make such observations
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LAW INTELLIGENClE.
COURT OF GENERAL sEs'IoNs-NOv. s-sefore til

COURT OF GENERAL SESsIONS-Nov. s-Before the
RscOsDEs
A. the opening Of court this morning the following
gentlemen were panueed grsnd for tie term
CHARLES a. HAswELL, foreman.
w y. X. Arnold ChsS Serb er, Lew Chspmsu,
James Mash. C. Chamberlain Cha' w FOYER
r c. ADdIevs Noes u. Taylor, Avert EsTIin'
Beri piie r Erwin p CHriHy, sias r. turorh'
Iob1 Reu o. n. p Tounsend Alexandsr FrsKe-,
Henry Quinpel Richd B. Fosdick, ~. Nelson,
Henry Carse, VIM e. Allen "nno' OasIsS'
Joseph =. Frost
TIE then proceeded TO deliver written aut some
charge IN which he epiIned the srenduy q be
yey careful in the finding of indictments sgsn parties when
the clear ant pcsve. lie com nented a. some
p.tn upc Of former Crane jures In ind c.
in where thsre the shadow
Of proof them The, ccud be said use too much
scrutiny disposius Of the criminal cn broush be-
fore The He ao referred 20 the
hih ory auor which dseared 20 be uuconst uons
and therefore would b. nesdeis nd bill OF ndict .ut
Of IT, In uson he charged them In
ue into ali VIOLATIONS of loter, and election laws and 1to
spy Violations OF the law Jrdins oublic officers take
ices than wss s~fu The gIandurJ then retired 10 theE
room. The court adjourned.
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philadelphia Markets.. THURSDAY. Nov.

CorroN rohsuGed ,nc vsrs dull. 10 -Four the mute,
~ vesy dt uDdsE be ate Issn ueSs bay-'s hold 81 AL
a. pd bid. we're oG,red - 81 0hoaf sae eN,spt hf
bone use. CoRS Mat anf RNs EL"Vs Ar quiet a. sSa,
,r er rates. NHEAT pleltS but toe tem~ni l. i'm TED
ard ices the buyer; s.es reach "" Ogse s.f
- L. e., red mosty - u foT h ooi mi :! gHs
for white he srer for pu COIN l. In steady d.wsai
Tsac for low RVS rsthsr sale. Of 500 "a
wtre,n bay pg been s'e st -. OARS are coll With
sale. Of OOO bus T.. Sc g SVuh'ri. GSocrsiss
"a her frne- sal cal 10 smell way II preslo1'
p DIVISIONS Tensin nac i've sud 80. n~N NhsassA
NHtsKY sells =. &c. fyg bbs. snd iOG fl Tor hhdA
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MARRIED..

crJsEy-PANsON-On WEDNESDAY Eev. = hT ,hs Ne.
A.. o. smith JOSEPH CLIssf snd CEtLeVtA NJ
RINsoy daughter Of II. Ransom. ESQ.,, OF ms q y.
MISUNDERSTANDING Wsdnesdsy. Nov ! oy me
Torp.liu. r. Dufie CEAS. T!APSOS 20 IL u -Ls'
CHFS1LRMAN DO h Of this city
WATsON-uOODBRlDGE- the Coprsfsaons ehl,e1 "a
Jody VII LIhSH WATSON nj Nilwsus-e WIS., MISS
MARIA l. A. WOO oBRIDGE Of Canaan.
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NEW-J-ERSEY ITEMS.

BIBLE ANNIVERSARY The Essex county Bible
society met in the city OF Nevark Monday at Richard T.
Hant presided Supported by EI Gov. Penn ns,oh John
p tucson and other ycepresdebts The annual epor ana
the stsment receipts read by the Rev. O. sheldon
u the American Bible society The receipts
from a. sources about three IN usand NJ hundred dollars
The county the houses snd the police prison
py been furii ed with copies Of he billie with the
,ocies impiiI s-g- sudience assembled D1 heard al
dresses from the Brgba from toe Bible
bou.e; the Rev W w. Hollo~ay of Brooklyn; the Rev
r. r. Rodgers Bouudbronk and Prof Mstson of NewYok
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,ss md outside of,he oni ard Inst by saen sas
,rs.s-pt the bor.es shich CT The SAFE oeos
~ n -orfh app piece. becoming g'satJ ooten
-, sns some have did thst u as aecessay 20 e
o.s w order 20 s-sre SivsntHe OF the mo re oo-i-
~ -. "a h. come furber injured &c snt ihs u 49,
's.s.yy upt the ter teed 20 keep ne STAGES fu0
-. ~. ueint, were denied Decision reserved
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Buying. cling
6fs and i2Os.,......+l GO a. acre. 81 o y acre.
sos and l6Os.......4l 10 y acre. = IL, a. acre
Markets. RErrLLY REPORTED FOR The TRrervE.


ASHES-There only moderate business doni; pr
unchanged; Of so bbs 50 SO 80 fJE Pots aud
~ S7l a 81 80 for Pearls
corr ON-The sane rregu.rty Ia the market exists but
prices qaotaby 10 buyers sod sellers remaining At
We quOe Of yesterday bat tho
small they be taken e9tirey nomn AZ
Esw-YokK ca AssfFIcArIOs
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CHAFGHoy BuR6LARY.-A young man namsa henI
v.a ytsrsse vito bssps cary IN he steino'n no
b1,r,sbr.houss No 81 WGks' street. of 10, ~,
"a 81. N r.foro silver watch. t Ater seenrns ne
lot, Pine led but pa su.i BY he oa e sso "a .se
b,ou,h s-r,sts ,ud fosly csueht rim a. ne s1fner
pYs,a 90 Mater, rr,ets de taken t1re J9see
Connolly, and loeked up foT tna
IAdveriisemenil
RAyKIS's OLD STAND,
No lc4 Bosery
uoS,zry AID TspEEGAENENTs,
Warm Dun able AZ T. .stic.
~ s,r The be-, goods The loves pnees WI buy o.
,hs r.ers AID mspnf. cfurers. $500,
''s N''i A. PAyIIs & Co No To- BoueEy,
NJ Esso.i.hed IL 1874