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II II has been discovered i'm California,
thai a number OF the $50 octaeonal slu,ys in
circulation have had the centre saxn out, and
plate Of copper inserted, causing loss Of
sl2 OF each piece. The bankers have Civ en-
notice that hereafter they will receive the
siugs only bv weight.
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A Rare Chance fer Coed aarwnins.
81 or 30 feet on Main street 6 desirable building
20 lots in the city Of keokuk ALSO for sale, or
exchange Tor western property, good Mill propesty
ii Ohio; so choice land in Indiana several lots
iu the lown Of Napcrvilie, county seat of Du Paga
comfy, Ill., so Of choice land near the county
seat of Monroe county, Iowa, with fruit trees etc
Inquire If MckENNY RUNNER
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- hicnEk he's on hand and will furnish to oY-
- = DER xlmmerman's celebrated Separator for
Ihrasning, Cleaning, Screening and Bs9sinS grain
f sa ior market 1t will thrash and clea from
500 to 500 bushels per day. and has tshr fha ~
MUM at the Crystal Palace, New York, and ct The
state Fairs OF Maryland, virginia, Indiana, IlIii
nois, DC. Orders viii be thankfully received. and
communications will receive prompt attention.
hesidence on Fnlton Street, between 3D. and 3D. :
=. EICHRB. :
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1t appears doubtful,
(, all tha ~.,A.,, 1911
Moma nee of War.

II know" writes q Crimean correspon-
dent. THAT in England Il great number of
young ladies believe the tented field to be
surrounded with romance, and some older
people fancy, perhaps from their experience
OF crlcket-matches, laying of foundation
stones, and flower shows, that tent il a cool.
airy, and desirable summer residence. /
like popular delusions--they make a great
many good people happy and contented-but
feel exasperated at this one in particular, and
wish the public was encamped out here for
apont three days. should like to see them
on their backs on the ground, painting like
hard-pressed stays, watching the grass dry
ing up before their eyes, the haze rising
from the CLASSY surface of the sea, the air
like the air of a bake-house, and darkened
by millions of flies, which break the awful
noon-tidc silence by a confused hum and buzz,
and would settle on their nose and ears with
madcning pertinacity--the water hot, the
ground hot, wine hot, beer hot. boxes hot.
writing impossible, reading impossible
nothing ~ do but 10 wait and suffer. And
when at last the evening came, and they
stepped out to breathe--the thermometer. af-
ter all, would only have fallen about ten de-
grees, and dinner would be- re,dy--to see
them too sleepy and too exhausted to cat,
and then TO bed 10 pass hot. une comfortable
night. ana re-commence on the NOR row W ould
afford me melancholy pleasure"
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C The Maine election Returns No fur as
they have been received, Indicate majority
Tor Morrill,, the Republican candidate, over
Wells Democrat, Of several thousand votes
A Whigby the name of Reed will probably
receive more votes than Morrill's Majority.
and thereby prevent IN election by the peo-
PIE.
1t is burning shame tina. the Wing parry
Mould have sunk so low as to serve only for
such base uses.
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NEW FIRM,
And New Grocery Provision store.
VNHE undersigned have opened the largest and
L best selected stock of Groceries and Provisions
to be found in the city nj No. SO johnson street be-
tween I'd and Sd, and determined 10 cell on the
most reasonable terms
sepI3 KUHN DODSON
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WANTED,
A GOOD hand to do heavy work in a Drug Store.
"A MckENNY RUNNER
FOR SALE,
VvNEN acres Of beautiful land quarter OF mile
from city limits, ready for cultivation. Apply
Immediately 10 [dtfl 7. !. MckENNl.
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GkATH6-Just received end for sals LOO hv
- BALDWIN,, HvAuD , CO.
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WEST POINT CoLLEGIATE sCaoaI

THIS Institution is beautifully situated in th.
l. village of West Point, Lee county, Iowa, vhicL
10 deservedy noted for its heslthfulnees industry
and wholesome moral and religious influences.
Tho course of instruction similar to that pursued
In our beet Institutions, and designed To qualify both
young gentlemen and ladies for any station In life T.
which they may b called The government viii b.
m lid and parental. Particular will be given &c
the health and moral welfare Of the pupils
The Bible will be stated text book Although
the charter and constitution require the teacher 10
be members of the Presbyterian Church, yet the
course OF instruction will not b. seetsrian.
There will be thr rec sessions of IL weeks in aach
year. The 6ret will commence on Monday Octote,
9Th. 1855.
Terms per session, paid promptly in advance IN
less by special arrangement with the principal
English Elementary Branches, Al 90
Natural Sciences and History, 50
Languages and higher Mathematics 90
Incidental fee so
No student received for lees than nne-hslf Of sny
tcrnaand he highest branch studied determines the
grade OF tuition. II is very important for those in
tendng 10 enter to be present at the opening VI the
tsrm.
from 81 80 TO $500 per weekin clubs il can be had
much lower, and il any prefer boarding theusely ..
rooms can be had in the college building to limit.
extent.
The principal will be aided by we'll qualissa a.
sistsns and he Aatters himself, that from his past
experience OF several years in teaching and being a
graduate of Miami University. OHIO that he will b,
sbie 70 give fun satisfaction th.se who may pat
ronise the Institution, and render 1t ons of = Sigh
order.
For further particulars enquire Of
W. G. HOLLYDAY, Principal,
West Point, Lee county. Iowa
August 81, ls55.--l vdAltw
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& The societies that have been formed in
England and Scotland for the s.prot estantis-
M q SPAN, are said to display the great
est activity. Rich contributions have been
made IN Glasgow and Dundee for spreading
the Bible in Spain. Protestant pa per in
the Spanish language. ct Aira, which is pub
iisiied IN London by converted Spai iiards,
works successfully; and some presses for
Spain itself, are under way.
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The Fast MIL.

'ISHE sst Saw Mill one and a half miles above
4 town Is now in operation with good stock OF
Logs. Persons wanting Lumber viii y furnished
on short notice by leaving their orders al the oca
OF h. X. ID. W. FORD, or with
WM. BR0WNELL
kcokuk. Nav IL, IS55.--dtf
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Fail Trade.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
One Hundred ana Ninety three O.
ses Boots ana Shoes
AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW FIGURES.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS ARE REQUESTED
To Examine my Stock and Prices.
Am PRRPARED TO SELL Tn Casu.
AID SHORT TINE BUYERS
Five to Ten per Cent. Lower
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
AT RETAIL

HAVE made special effort 70 get good nrticle
/ FOR the retail trade, and now have much the lar
gest and best assortment ever offered here.
Having purchased my stock II the Eastern Manu-.
features 1t the lowest figures, am now prepared 4
sell Goods ut retail low W my competitors can bny
them 10 the st. Louis and other Western marker.
which gives me so decided m advantage that q,
and viii sell goods at prices, against which NO ont
GB0. CRITTENDKN.
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CLOTHING CIOTW1N1.

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
HAVE received large stock OF Ready Mad
Clothing Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, trunks
Late, Csrpot bags, Umbrellas, &c, which will sei
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at very small sa-snc,
above Eastern coet. Corner of First and Main SIS
Sept. T.--d6w n HOFFuYIMEH
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The PRrss.-The Boston Transcript gives
a very striking instance of the influence Of
the Press, in mentioning that = correspon-
dent Of that paper having alluded to the
lack Of perfect Bible in the Appledore
House, on the Isle of Shoals. soon afterwards
the proprietor of the house had fifty Bibles
sent to him. We recently had q similar
proof Of the benefits Of advertising, in the
prompt and generous response Of the public
to brief statement published among our
items of local intelligence, of worthy fami-
ly in need of assistance. Our paper had
hardly been published, when . dozen or SO
of benevolent individuals, from different parts
of the city called at the oi6ce to tender their
assistance. A very remarkable instance Of
the power Of the Press in influencing the
public mind, occurred last year about this
time, when the death Of tWo 81 three promi-
nent gentlemen was announced, and the
cause Of their disease was attributed TO oys-
tiers. The next day scareeN IN oyster was
cold in the whole .citya aNd the oystermsn
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! The 40ate City Hat BtoYe"

snow IN receipt Of large stock Of Hats Caps, ~
1 FUR Goods, purchased directly Of the manufan
lures and warranted III style and quality No u
Main Street. 8 r. VOoRUIES ~
Ssp<. 6, 1864
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k>ROM the subscriber, about the last Of April ona
clay bank hliy, two years old, white name md
all Any person giving information 40 that can
: said hiiy shall be amply rewarded for their
trouhls. STACY BALDWIN
Biyplinr CHAM Van H,r., .c,,r,r
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DIED..

BAADY-Cn wona.y Dee TO- O, his rs.id.uce In WilAns
huish, JANIS h BRADY, cousin Of J,1es T. and '0a' !"
H f;nds the friends Of his family and thoss Of hn ss
sv Alexander F5.5 are invited 70 sssno near south
sscond Willsmsbursh, 70 take t'e s 20 al
(Wsspesdsy Dec II imm' da'ely sftes the &c :. 10
sh Mas. for the dead, which will be eCInmenes' - "
tcpck g. N. 49,
GILL;, O,,.so on Tuesday. Nov n Of consumption NE
.Sabtet Of he late Cbe, w and Miranda Gil OF Abs1y'
and A. OPTED daughter Of Miner and Sassnna W. smh OF W
shists. Thu. has passed ava, from oar midst youns
lad, beloved by all DO knew her for her es,imsbe aass
suaeripes .ev.ed BY the con,o.ion. religion Size
e1boed her companions seek the Savior abe had ouna
size awaited the OF her uop with composure,
and in full assurance Of hope Coope Rep and De a.
heart, ANN widow Of the lac William Hsmt IN, aged
75yeHa
friends ard the friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral from the residence of her George
HsDilt q, No 100 East Twenty fst street, Wedneidsy
the 11h init at O'clock m
HOEHS- On Tuesday, Dec. T. JACOB HOEHN, At McKib-
ben Ct eet' Brooklyn, 4. d., aged A. Yeas.
To- ''s Eose inferred ia the cenee, of the Eversren
OF b. Ss's m aoRSE Dec TO- O'CLOCK Tue
H. 1.sIs H s 's 10 S,0st S s sJ aa
10 end.
MASsHOp Monday, Dec 10 At the re1encs Of bis par MT
No asVs,ick street. New York, CHAS. RICHARD MAa3a
The fe.tys. friend, .nH, are pecu, invited
send his funeral from the resderse u hi Grand stner
WedDt,sy The 18Th Inst at O'clock D. m without fsrth.r
Invitation Bis remsn' will be inferred at Greenwood
TURhEREon Monday Dec 10 after short illness, aged 4S
The fisnes Of the hy invited to attend hi, funeral ON
the reDoeres Of bis brother No. as West Twenty second
street on Tus,csy lh Inst, 9p reGsns WI be
tshen to New Milo d, Conn, for inermen Wednesday
WALkEsIn 10. city on Monday, at noon Dee TO- ssed 2
The friends of the family respectfully invited seod his
funeral at ST. Marks Church. corner Tenth and SEC md
wednesday afternoon at O'Clock without further
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HOPs--ola hTs dun; las slss q sac. Nev re svast,
sn al sass q Sdee for E.srn ssd loei3c for we6ss-sSs

d, ssl.,s, Saes E.srn sad lceac for wsasn-sS:
BIBEs-Ths Mtst is w. sust,n.d. h.sseps Ar. ssss
ard the stock eohisse. 10 dmlai,h s,s No anee
2ll 10 S5 and itO Cry ssus6t'r al &C. cah The stosk
IRoSEx f. uppy Of scotch Ps 90 the market; With oniy
Iiuired demand a. Isl, 6uos.
LEITHER-The msrset hes undergone 10 ms..hi ss.ssv
the r.eeips .re on l,erL scale and daily
improyins though he .arpu, during the Winter satss
psi,d viii not be large; sales OF prime Busnos Ays. middle
Bericsi 4 sse and Ansosur, a. 'sez'.; o.i sis far
TiN,-Ths m.I.. i quls; bet frm for 'enuOa Rscs.nt
LATHs-s.ss h.vs been made to-day Of GO ,ooe siS
,LUHsEs !. in fsr request, sales of enc s.fs' Essna
LEAD TIE market is well srppaeJ, with fat Inquiry,
bat prices beo~ The views Il hoder
P ,ls, Of lSo bbis ne- crop New orssns 20 .'ii 80
NAVAL sToREs-spidt, rurpsnt're I. desdstly lower
ugsn tns m.Isr .ss.Oi $50 bb iFs.ll:. e,.h ia msr-
shsr'ee 0,dsr Cruise o~er aud Osefss, to arv. at
SS.s Wilulos,o1 a. 90 $40 D. delivered. Ia quiet.
OiLs-Eussh Dsed before noted, the upply
is .ir for the .es:;u Hp3IeT s,s g., r whoe 'e ,tes,
dong sotsc cash. Refine retail le,S sas2e,
e os.. SIN se S5 held ,t %. , .o,s .SS s1 90
any, Western leIe last sales It vi sec cIsh, inOs BED
PsOyI-IoNs-A fair inqriy r Pork this :, no. plea-
ty ar. firm Sale Of o's al " for old Mess 80 Jr
caded IN The sles are 90 Sbis Mes. for jaly s5 B.a
the air ead he sock quite lEg-;
10 50 "a 10 for Counuy Prime SO 75Gsii IS for
DO sl4d$ - for Vermont Moss SH 50dfl5 - Tor
rep,esed Western Prme Mes AMI 10 esy offered,
Ies Of ace tee socd Ohio aud 10 tea pgssss terms
Beef Hams are quiet 81 Gus Ness Hs gsis: aes
Of 90 green Hams leic Lard quits su1Jan tue stock
is very sl of SEQ bba add tcs at lc2t: dressed
Pig. in den and ,nd lees pieoty sales d Bat.
fair 2idSec ft State and 10 a.! III Ohio
Obese s sesg v bar dul At % Dlisr.
POTATOES AND rURNlPS-Common Pots oes are selling
Western Rel. snd 81 jodS2 ~ MERGERS
Caters Sweets god but IN ln d
b.ns Turnp, bring j6e q 81 3 Dbl.
RICEu advi;es from Charleston reooftln. hs usrket
s6v,nce for the week Of fdsc
TO- VITA ssles OF 5O) d4s rae eceptsG are
fab
TOBACCO am: the stock Of prime qualities sh; sales Of
60 hid, Kentucky Of 6idsc.
suGARS.ihe 1'aet appears Grn with modesto GSuiyi
sales of so boxes Havsns AZ 6Q6lc cash, Ia boud.
SEE DSA moderate husiness Going in Clover ~ lSie
Timothy Seed 10 inactive - SlkfSS IA B. Rough
Flax In oemsDd aid is 80 LaseeG h s.S
Boston OF 800 bags the and 800 70 arrive st 81
ssh jOo bags snd 900 pockets 81 81 AZ aud zoo bLSsto
rive IN February - - q bus cssh.
sALTpETER-The market Ia du last sale ld cash. A.
Boston $50 bags Crude aid ~ 7c aud 500 DO = arrive
n prysts
TALLOw 10 dull the stocks only modsrie; ssss d
10 Ot0 ID Prime at 81 a l3tc., cash.
WHI-kY-Ths msibe 10 nrmer the demand 70 far ssesoi
SO bbs ct &c for Ohio and &c tor Prison. DrGdse drn
a. &c.. time and int
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COFFEE-The market Rio continues very firm bat qaiet
quy has bean good but the high rates demanded check
Of $50 Java l4c The stock Of Bio iSeo eagA Az
Eew the sales for the week were 600 bags no shs
stock In hands 10 900 bags in second hands 600 The
market improved fair qsitS commsnds lltc prime nc.
FEA1HEks-1be supply continues small with good DE-
msnd; SALE Of eco lbs. Prime W ersTn at Sec.
FRUTS-Prme Layer Raisfns command rs 80; sales OF 90
quarters Inor Raps selling at lower prices and are in
FIsB-Dry Cod fm improved picss sales Of 400
dt sc 81 25 the latter price for 500 qa 81 Georges bAnt
skerel firm former Frices sales Of 400 boA the sr
FLOUR AND MEAL-rhe srriv,ls Of Westsn and Ss,e
the market prices are Sic e.se
CD the grades the better grades In fair request
slightly easier prices; there more inquiry for t1ar' desy
with en; notice fair demand for fllios eoatrsc
the Of Western Cana l27to Dol. at 81 ez
for to good State and sup.Ifne hchs.n; 81 ~
low srsdes Ohio 90 75asll 50 for Gsnssee la
GUIDED 900 bb State for last IS days jam
81 CsDsdsu Flour is lower aud unset ed "ss -
Flour very dplI and heavy the supply bi,n; ,ae
900 bbs 9. D. 25d 80 6s for mxed good standard .aas
baltimore " City hnls.' Alexandra sad hoTs'c street
and 90 75d SO IS for f.vorite fancy .ns efs hys
Flous lower; Gales 60 bis at seas! 81 pea aoI
nd hesgv small sales Of Jeusy AZ - % sipSf
IN fair demand At 81 sac 100 % w., ~ ~ Ja
Sc lover and nomina. Tue supply Of Prime not rsei
iAes Of eco bus ipOr Bed SoathsIn 81 81 and 100 oas
Choi:e White Southern 81 aDass lO.ef o1s 70
pot ard 8 $50 81 81 delivered Barley quiet and ph;es
nouiusI ale. Of bushels good Two Roweo at 81 Is Oats
aye lower and du At 1850 fer STATE and 0g52c for
are 10 eco busbes ssd9se for Westsrn Mixed, u995 for
New southern yellow OIL q for Ia. White and so9se for
GUHHY-BAGs--1hs make. Is firm, but quiet, .sl.s
Of Ieo b.ss Boston, lie and lso to arrive there IN FEB
GtENY-CLOTH i, usehsnsed; "es Of 800 b.es, At B0s
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tn Marin f1.

1b. following I.psr from the Secretary Of TIE L,erpOs
Cour has been received by Thofnas oo1'
Secretary of the Liverpool TAX
No. TO- LOVER CHAMBERS East, lS,n NOV, - % -
SIR: Ny attention been directed 10 Iser oas I'D
Ioc. papers pu porting be tho copy Of ose so.
v.sk BY the Of the Com pass Gas ss ys.ou hi
unfortun.ts typographical errors occur tnas lne -
mi. nor IL made n y wet. instead Of ses': ~ 49,
that slips in satin for Iuaa heed OK sne
y ..S to the I,sht Of ths course aea tnas 20
birt ~ AZ, weather" Ny copy OF your le,er sst -
thai rs,her e,s than Il points the proper corseen 70 M
a IN st Gsorsss Chsn1el ccntoaes the azaa p's 80
h b.rm,st.,, 10 20 allow 2. pontS vii be peiceves
h.r b}os 10 .slins Tusksr TO HoJhesd, or tne
Iii IN he Ijrnt cf their and thss be
am, in tbci or fosgy vesher" II tho charts Of se "a
800. Ar. NOT corrected for changes In the vzrt.D -
esre,l, be ex pecied tina, these far more rsmoe
or sror ana Il vi be easy show that this tle n,
b., ships log VI ieh has Just eesn - 10
bsnd, the compass oeations have BEEN doubled i.sr
cAIss usbsd wrong slovs1oe ior vsnsa,s ) vsJ
IN the captains chart. Eavsstors shoald thefe
vay OF trusting I icy 10 them, aad oughfns' "a w.
or portubty taking amplitude azinuth n.rss
,e where the locsl attraction 10 great these -, s
ore corr,nily made by the careful esptAn oa - shass
ships where sxu 1th compass 10 rarey sesn lat
cobso ted ard h frequently s,,s -
isto be reuetted that there variation ehn hryse
eItsEr which the results Of tbs mtoeu ,nl
made st the different Government obserS a. 80
which bsye been 90 ably discussed BY Co' ssaS'
on terrestrial uagnetLm - ,,,nvrr sss,sisr
an, &c., W. '" hCND1W
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WhElers.

At Lsh.n. Sept 10, ship Clsnati', Benjsnin H'"
In J.psn So. in June, ship n g. s. Perkins, An'''
den, wh ses this season - . -, rs.,,. a. ofWs
Bsdiore, report her Sept 3, lat. s. 10 NJ lon. ~
on board. al we'll 49,, p.nsor,
London. vhses tbs ss a,on no date. Rom nus es'
l whale. an. A vtslssi -
In Oehouk Sea in July, bark harmeny' Ahs''
saved ON New Bedford s,h bark Java, Pen
Sailed from hsitspoisett eth, bark ssrsa' al
Arrived at Martins 2sd sp Lancer, L.ls s1s ga -
ford ali v ell 4; had taken 60 bbla lss; erase NV
eli telS No other American vs'sel 10 porL
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Arrived.

o. g. NJ steamship Flord, Woodhall, Savannah % hours
mdse aud pass TO 5. l.. htehill
Ship American Essle Moore, Lcndcn and Portsmouth Oct
80 mdse. and pass to Z. Y. Morgan.
Barb Garland (of Phladelpbis) Martin Marseiles Oct III
passed Gibraltar Oct. 25i mdse. 10 hy Leser.
Brs Psestine. new) Ian an NeEburypor 10 d. oshsS
TO master.
Brs Lsuretts (of Freepor) Merrill Savannah ds, lumber
to rice Experienced heavy weather On the pss7age "
f,psbboom and head Of oretopmsst. The L. went maori
en- the West Bar this afternoon az O'Clock and wu suea
queay got eff by tsamtug tsn Capt PARKS and toxsd
the city.
scbr n. Parker, Fiber Easpor d, lumber to nnassL
Scbr Wake. Taylor, Wilmington n C.. naval stores 70 "a
tor lahore Fyns Knoll this afternoon ~ - "cesk
and of by smtug Scrzner and towed u the city
Sch Arlington Bhch st. MARKS "A DIS. cotton, &s % SaH
Pop ount ssv.ge, wsOn Charleston d, cotton, kc,
Schr Moses wsIng Hsllst Boston, mdse to 8. w Lewis
schr Caroline Aneis FAher. bsogsn
schr c. Whiting, " hitting, Phi sdelphis-
schr Ellen Rodmsa. Osgood, Ns- Bedford
schr Mary Giswson tBr) GAw'on HsiifsI IL d. n's
Schr D. B. Warner Harmon, Charleston d. cotton, sc
AcCre.dy Mott Co. The ID. b. w. expeneneed hesJ
we.h.r curing the pssssae.
schr Galleso smith Rehuond, C. II. Pisrson ssp
Soop Pointer, Fowler, PTovidsncs.
FELLOWSHIP Lucy Thompson, Pendl.ton, Liverpool Nen
pdse and pass 70 Samuel Thompson NepneE prk IN
Dock of Bath Thompson savannah d. tambsr BY stssu'
tue Titan Cart PaIk Ship David Crockett tcppsi) spsa.
co. Liverpool Nov. II, udse and pas. to ssssa
on ihe lBy pilot boat Edwin Forrest, 10. fI sS~s
bGk
sAILRD-Clpper Reporter, FOE San fnncsoi ny
hanuerips for Liverpool Have anchored At Quusnne.
Ships Yorktown Meyer for London hetssr, sfssis w
MGseiles
wIND-Burins the DAY, W. 8. W., and fresh.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-yoRK..
Cleared.

Steamship Star Of the West, Miner ,Pun,s Areas Nor
gen; ack Warrior, Miller, Havana aud Nsw.OHesns, h''
ipgston, Croeheron Co. a., -
Bsik-Brems (Brem Trsversney, Conasntinopls W. Jed
cksn. 800, NJ.
Brss-Iz. Williams, Jacksonville r. p Buck Co Ms
cor Watkins Savannah, Demilt Co St Mars, hnsou'
Guadalupe c. Ste,soa Co.; Amore Psrsons Csmeescny'
wash, Carver Cbs-e H. C. BTooss DTsIo No,i9s sett'
schoonss-Frsnt LsDsdon, Norfolk, stu,ses, CieaInaa
Co. Worcester Hudson, Elizabeth City: master; Joha 100,
Hammoud Baltimore, Lord Qleresnj John Castnsr John
son Chsrlsstos Scranton Tamsni Ned. 0nadnson, wn
minston, E. s. POWELL Sairiar, Mot, AeIaadha Abbott
Doore Col Col Ssttery, steon Chansston, McCIeady,
Mott Co Eclipse Corwin Savannah, Scranton Isfnani
Augusta Coin J.cS ,oi vs Peck Church; L0sisne Hud
son, " imington. McCresdy, Mott Co.
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,t,om,r, ria Panama have been reduced, and 'Is:
line has detrnined TO cMry on vigorous epp1si'on
and make no more Arrangements. The N'es ssca
Company express themselves Confident OF BEING able
70 60 profitable bushes. even under he opsn com
pc itlon Of the other route TIE travelling commuoiy'
a. an, rste will be benefited by ths s,ae Of things,
whatever the effect may be on the interests Of tne
steamship companies.
The Bank Staemen, shows that The B .nhs hove
a tendency TO expansion, and ere now a'out
seoo coo above the lowest point. Tie incfsase
in leans for the week Is s662,ss2 which is
larger thsn was anticipated. The increase IN
in specie is only s6l7, 49 showing ttst Of the two
millions of California mpsr s. large proportion his
been absorbed by the cemsrd for the interior and
Canada. There is an sppsreD. decrease in Deposits
but in &C psequence of he reduced amount OF trans
actions at the Clearing House, there is setuslly a.
increase of sbout million Of dollars. The comparison
with last week is os annexed:
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CoUEY oALrNDLs-rsrs DAT.

y 30 az On 0oURr-Speeial Tem-Nos. 40 60, II,
50 . TX CouRr-Nos. 4ss, 100 1868 1884, 1854,
IT,, 90 Sc $50, SIS, $50 81, 544, $40 SIS, 552
to GO. Ap oiAIks DISTRICT CouRf-Noe. Al, 40, 81,
no III. 7i2s CouRr-Nos. $50, 1877, s37, zoe. 7o9.
IS Ia p sS 2S 67o 5s7 les s4S $40 50 ns las ~
se to ses 4s ss ae2, SIS 24 2l $50 s5 asa ssi 70 ISL
CoNMoS Ph,s-P.yt INo. ,,oo "a, o.o sOs
is77 to 1875 1888 inclusive. Part No. s 5Ss 600 ss,
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MARRIED..

LAWRENCE Friday evening. De- = y tns
Rev. henry ~ Bear, EDWARD ARTHUR LAWRLS..ns
efBsy SIDE Lops Island, 70 HANNAH R., dsuehter o. An
drew H. Mkkle o. ths city.
OvIATT-LANsING-Atth the re'idsnce of F. Ovst N Aron
Ohio On Wednesday, D,c 5, By the Rev y !, r 1.a
Mr. EDWARD OVIATT Of AkIor 70 Miss FRANObo ~
LANSING Sf earatoys, " Y.