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nR. MUNsON, AT 13s PENN'A AVENUE
IL Is still making those beautiful -
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, FOR the excelIency of@IIYfD
which over all other styles Of teeth, many now
wearing them IN this city, will checrtully vouch
There Is ore Dentist In this city who has been
Infringing the patent, and made a bad imitation
Off, against whom 1 hereby caution the public
N. b. Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed, II Is because ne Is ignorant
OF the process, incompetent to make the work or
unwilling To pay for the patent. je l6-u
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V and Containing nearly
double the quantity ofread-
Ing matter In that OF the
FIFTY CENT Or DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
Ii treats on the PHYSIOL-
OGY OF MARRlA6 +,
and the Secret Infrmities
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from er-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
ers. with Ohseryations on
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CHANGE OF HOIRS

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. THE ao,b os
" June, the Steamer GEORGE r.
PAGE Will run at the following ExSs
hours:
Leave Alexandria at4k, 8. 10, 70, 2K, Ak, and
64 O'Clock.
Leave Washington 6, 0, II, IL, Ok, 5x, and 2
O'Clock.
je 29-H ELLIS l.. PRICE. Captain.
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
- the Union Bottling Depot, supply Of BLACK
BERRY BRANDY, an infallible remedy for
summer complaints, both among children and
adults Also, SUMMER BEVERAGES Of al
most every kind and character, such Mead,
superior quality; Stomach Bitters, carefully pre-.
pared by scientific men. A great variety Of 81
rups, aud any quantity Of our unsurpassed pre-.
ver-lined apparatus. Also that excellent tonic
for hvalids-Ginger Wine. Leave your orders
either With our wagons or at the Depot, corner
6!eea andlOlive streets, Georgetown, d O.
" S-9 MEofVY & SHiNN.
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PRIvATE MEDICAL YREArIAE
on fHK
PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
II. b. La CROIX, II. D.,

ALBANY, N. w
3ss PsgsI sas $50 Fiss, P!sss, ssG csysssS Ltfi.
egrsrks asd Plates.
PRICE, ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENSs.
Sent Free Of Postage 10 all parts Of the Unics.
NHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED
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mo. II. SMOOT, No. 119 BRIDGE5TREET,
y Georgetown, has received, from NewHr
York, ladies Bajou's KID 6 Low Els ,hMD
white, black and colored gents. do do ;IliIi llIl
Thread Gloves. Also, first rate assortment Of
bleached and brown Cotton Hose, all qualities;
bleached, brown and fancy Half Hose; misses
and boys Hose and Half Hose.
Particular attention being paid TO keeping a
good assortment Of the very best makes Of the
above goods, purchasers may depend upon get
ting good article as cheap as the same quality
can be bought elsewhere.
m 1-tr JOHN II. SMOOT
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS AT Low PRICES
AT322 PA AVENUE
WALL & STEPHENS ARE IN RECEIPT
w Of another large and fine as
sortment Of best sole leather travel ~hW
Ing TRUNKS, LADIES' DRESS -FSINtsIM
fhCUShS, HAT BOXES, VA S.sll14j
.n nSSEs, CARPET BAGS, sATCHELS, &c,
travelling req aisiies
.,e - WALL & STEPHENS,
~ - IA ave-, bet. 9th and 10th streets
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FOR MOUNT VERNON

IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYs.-FARE,
ALExANDRIA75C CENTS The
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves Waning.
ton at y and Alexandria at9k O'CLOCK.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 8 \
O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents
Persons wishing the coaches will leave their
residence with George & Thomas Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
ap2 SAM,L 6EDNEy. Cent,y,
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,

Proposals for Deepening the Outlets Of the
Mississippi river into the Gulf of Mexico
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for yourself. Terms positively cash. No extra
p-oht charged to Offset bad debts. Call at the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsylvania avenue.
MA II ANTHONY, Agent.
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gH1BD BROTHERS BAyEERs.

BUY AND SELL
F0REIaN AND DOMESTIC EICHaN9E;
FURNISH DRAFTS
On all Parts Of United States and Kurcua:
COLLECT DRAFTS
On ali parts Of United States and RIrope;
DRAW BILLS
Oh IRELAND FOR FL OR UPWARDS;
BUY AND SELL
BONDS, STOCKS, Il OgHER SECURITIES;
NE9OTIAEE TIME PAPER.
inTefinsnt paying or and ever, fer sale.
L 4 ID W A r Z ANTS.
We are at all times Purchasing, and have for
Sale, LAND WARRANTS Of all denominat tons
Land Warrants located In Iowa, Wisconsin. OF
Minnesota. CRUBD BROTHERS.,
Jan D-u Bankers, opposite the Treasury
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STIFFNESS.

The happy flowers and the repining trees
Died In the arms Of the adoring airs TPoe.
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VUST RECEIVED
Scotch Herrings
Fresh Peaches and Ap,icots'
Prune Cordial
Devy's celebrated Bitters
Vermacelli and MaccarSri
Sweet OH
Fresh Teas, Tor sale by
JONAS y. LEVY,
i1a Pa. avenue, Wine, Liquor and Segar store.
te loft
BUCHANAN sCOrrIsCH-
- FILLMORE do
| Wheatltnd do -
Just published at our Rano aud Music Store
] auN JOHN F. ELLIS
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Information for Travellers.

THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING.
Il TON willdepart at the follow. H@h
ing hours: EeAta.
Leave Alexandria ~, Xix 3X.5K
Leave Washington. g, 10, IL, Sk,4k,6x
jeSS-d JOB COR S0N Cantain'
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asHIN8YON BRANCH RAILROAD.
as I'LL

ENHANGE OF HOURS.-On and af.sY Men
~ day, the 23d Instant, the Trains will
Leave Washington al and Sk a. L., and aas
~ Pm
On Sunday at4k Pm
Leave Baltimore at ~ and ~ q. n, aa& : a,e
81 pm.
On Sunday st4Ha.n.
~ 23-u = H. PARSONS ssauf
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
<4824 UNITED STATES 1$NA4
NJ ALL ST EAME RS. 4z&
TIVE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
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MOVEMENTS OF oCEANsTEAuRKs
ORANGE 3 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
- u 4
Great Southern Mail LineI
~rW DAILYa
SUNDAY NIGHTS EICEPTED)
Between washington CITY and the South


SUNDAY NIGHTS EICEPTED)
Between Washington CITY and the South.
VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
0ORDDSSVlLLE, RICHMO NH DAN
VILE GREENSBOROUGH,N &C.
AND DAILY TO THg
vi & q n A SPRING.
Leave W ashington at............8 O'Clock, A NJ.
Leave w asnlngton at............7 p. M.
Leave Alexandria d..........7 CO M
Leave AtAdnu'ld d-....- .......s - Nj =.
Travellers Will End the Morning Line in con-
nection with the Virginia Central Railroad, the
Cheapest most Pleasant and EX peditious X uote to
TIE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Greenbrier White sulphur and duQuier w hite
sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
Weir's Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, DC
UMNIBUSEo ana BAGGAGE WAGONS
Will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to Goa
vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, FSss of
CAa-gs, to STEAMER GEORGE LIZ
PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, dis n,
ace Of six miles, allowing ample time for hIeais
are from Washington TO Richmond .........s5 81
Pare &c Groa,,ho,onnh 10 IN
Ilckeo procured on the boat
nIPenluon ana Comfort are secured by thin
rs. LINnor 1IRsT CLASS RAILROAD
Ssoa ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE
IhhoOoh PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost tothe Depot of the Petersburg
ndnodn- JAMES A. EVANS
sci Agent, Alexandria. va
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEsj
~ II

Time betDeen Washington and Wheeling
Bat III homrs'
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hoursm
fHRovsH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE cHrcKs TO BE
HAD IN WARRINGTON
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MANyFAcfyRKp By
DON ID X Z N n EDY,
No, 100 Wares street, RoxbsyS, Mas.

PRICE, ONE DOLLAR.
Wholesale Agents.--New York City, G. v.
CLICKNER, 81 Barclay street; C. H. RING
1s2 Broadway; A. q. C ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street. Philadelphia, T. w. DYOTT & SONS
Baltimore, BROWN q BROTHER, CANDY 4
HATCH Alexandria, PEEL & STEVENS.
At Retail by all respectable Druggists In thu
G9ited States1nd Bpdsh PPovi16eSy Ind .elsa Sy
tht DsuSgtsts q tkIS CITY. eGfb6lv
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GEORGE w. MANYPYNNY,
COmmis sionpy NJ Indian

NorB-The above advertisement will be pub
iished In such papers only as are requested bv
note TO insert IL
du 16-Iawt20th Octd6w
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have tried pair OF Spectacles obtained from
Mr.. Tobias, and find them Of great assistance to
my sight, and corresponding with his desert ption
Of the focus. ! recommend him as a skillful OBJ
tician. HENRY A. WISE.
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MARRIED.

BRADNER-LANING-At Whkesbarre Penn, on Wednes.
day evening, Nov. r. by the Rev. Mr. Dousnce H. Brad
Of Chicago, ILL., to Lizzie w. daughter of A. c. Ian
ing, esq Of the former place.
BRADLEE-GILBERT-On Wednesday Nov. IL, by the
Rev Dr. Crane J. Harry Bradlee Miss Rosa s. Gilbert all
OF this city.
DRURy-YOUNG-In this city, Tuesday, Nov. ii, by the
Rev. w j. Macelus, Samuel Drury of Rhinebeck to Kate
ID. Young daughter of DIR. Young Of New York City.
De ZAVALA-ADAMS-On Friday, Nov. T. ii. De Zavala to
Miss A. A Adams.
LATHROP-GIBBONS-At Madison N. J., Wednesday,
Nov ~ bv the Rev. Samuel Randall Frank Labrop TO Isa
bel, youngest daughter of the late VIM. Gibbons.
OBRIEN-BRANNIFFE-On Monday Nov. 10, at the resi-.
dence of the brides father by the Rev Father Murphy Mi
chael p OBreD, esq formerly of Quebec TO Miss Sarah A.
BIsnnife, second daughter of Thomas BrAnnfe esq, Of
Tonpkinsyille, Staten Island.
RANDELL-BELDEN-O Tuesday, Nov IL, by the Rev.
j. s. Lord, Mr. James w. Randell to Miss Annie Beden,
all Of Harlem, N Y.
sTAUFFER-POw-AtN New Albany, Ohio on Tuesday Oct
90 the residence of the bride father by Elder W. Ian
Rhear j. stauaer of Ellsworth Ohio to Miss Jane iona
SPOONER-EMMONS-ln SturbIidse, Mass, Thursday,
Nov 49, by the Rev. s. Parker Thomas Spooner esq.,
Cincinnati Ohio, TO Miss Sarah Abby eldest daughter Of the
Rev. +. w. Emmons.
SCHUYLER-RANDOLPH-O Wednesday evening" Nov. Il,
the residence Of the brides father in Brooklyn by the
Rev N S. Smith, ID. d. Mr. A " ID. Schuyler Merchant, of
this city, to Miss Fannie, daughter of Wm W. Randolph
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sPICEs-we notice further sales 20 case. Nu,me,, .
sec 50 bbls. Cloves. at II tc.
SALT-The market without npor,sn, change IA. as.,
good sales of $500 sacks Ground s7c and 800 ..eI 10
freys 4 Dsrcey'. Fine st 81 SO.
STARCH-We note further sales of go boxes Poor, st,,A
Part 20 arrive At GEMS lees y of for ash
sPELTER-The demand 10 limited and confined % .n.t
sales from store at 7c. 4 n, mos '
SKINS-Goai are M moderate request, ana proc, ,s,,i
firm: sales bales heavy CuTscos at = dde OF Be- - -
only TO note a sale Of 1000 Bolivar City, pre~ - IA
not learn.
sHOT-Drop and Buck in moderate demand and prce,
are without variable alteration
TlN-Block Tin In moderate request and prc.s remain
steady, ss,s slabs Bancs At tc cash, and Small ,as
from store s5. In Straits we hear OF no <rtAer
large sales; the nominal price from store 70 S eSc
Plates are good demand and price, firmly mAntsne
500 boxes sold at Sl2 ST. mos & Coke are sesy
slO l2l4Sl IS and Coke Terne al $40, NOS Claeo.
Terne are In good dmand, and command SI 1od$u % 8
uos-,he latter rate for small sales from store
TALLOWThe make, without chs1se the demand rood,
sales coo 10 HAZE the inside price for common Wet
TEAS-The this morning large and attractive asi
the bidding spirited The low grades Young Hyson slightly
In proved and prices general sustained One chop
fine quality sold 10, which Is the highest pce realized
this Nearly all the catalogue sold OF Ba only
few taken, former prices The Ooonss were largely
Withdrawn
TOBACCO-The sraet is fairly sciive, with scos demand
Further sales of B hhds Kentucky and Msysvis 81 297
S7s bales Havana ad6oc SIS Seedeaf at i.d3as
Florida 2sa6 go bales Yara and Is osles Ambelims
private terms.
WHISKY-Tbe market 10 buoy with fair demand; .ales
Of 80 bbls. at 81 dS2c.
ZINC less active since the movement previously noticed
but prices firm al &c. mos at which small sales are
making from store.
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Arrived.

Steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk &c. mdse. pass
sho9e nenf IL" Rpps Hampton Roads. passed propeller
Caledonia bound south 70 o'clock 10 miles south Of Bar
Steamship Empire City, Griffin from Orleans aud H.
Ship Majestic (of Brunswek) Decker Cardiff and Pan.h
Roads Oct railroad iron to Grinne Co. vessel 10 Nesmh
sunds and parted company With ship John Sidney tof
Richmond Mel whaer with foreopmat gone .ad m.nmast
Ship Metropolis jerry Calcutta June g. and Sands Head June
Gains; for I5o day. might have carried :Ly.,ai.
dp and % s. :sa ss a: ]
fssss wsy .n i . aaa as days west Of the
Ship Hcwsrs {Hsnl Nemsnn Hsabas md.e and al
&c., &c., .as e. n1s &
Ship Wsnderer. Ryder, Liverpool Oct with salt. Me- to
railroad iron TO order vessel 20 Brett Son Co sailed com
az for NewYorki ship Col Cults for New Orleans. and shs
T.ns S 4I ;.sd a o day. p,e G.
and ao5 pass. n y W Meyer; 0ct. : si % IS long
Bark David Wilson tof Philadelphia Peacock. Rochelle
. days with brandy, &c, 70 MASTER 10Th inst, lat Al TO- long
Bark D. C. Yeaton of Portland PETE Nswes',Is Eps.nd
S.y' iG . 10 bosb s east "
Bark Elise CHsmb Nelson, from Hamburg Sept r. mdss.
BIZ Ss1aIrs tB, q Quebec, PIioo1 Blss River Jam "a
fSi S Showing o CO S:
i n Rss sS@Pf pTs s' Pss.s Co. %
sehr nry Mears Cof BaItmore) Snow Kingston. JAM
passed top q .sod, 30 .st iSos and feet
wide painted white the inside and lead color outside 9Th
nsf 49, long H. spoke schr Ores d. Rowe hence bound
south.
schr Kaslec, Robinson, Pictou IL day. coal MeAaT
Wheelocb Alma
schr Belle. wass Buekspor with spAT' to =.
Snow.
sehr Protection Cole, MschiAs, with lumber 20 master.
schr Superior RObiI SOD Roeh
Schr NouTmahal HOlbTook, Rockl4nd-
sehr Delaware Bridges Roeklsnd
schr American Chief Pressey Rockl2nd
schr Florence. Dayton, ROckland
Sehr Kossuh, Cooker, Newturyport.
schr ID Baker, Goodwin. New Haven
schr Northern Light, Clater, Viz alhayen.
Propeller Bristol Allen, Philadelphia
Propeller Unoas Bates, Hartford.
Propeller Osceols. Clark Providence.
Soop Joel Hail. Cole, Portland. Conn.
sAILED-sbps Hemisphere Taylor Charlotte HaIb1r, with
troops Martha's Vineyard, PeInber, Glassow.
wIND-south, and light.
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Marker. Psnortei BIZ TsltgrgpA.

BUFFALO Nov. A-7R M.-FLoUR in fair interior demand.
and scarcely sales 800 bbs AZ 50 GS6 ~ for extrs
Wisconsin aud choice Obio 50 5fd 80 20 for extra Indiana
and Ohio 80 81 for double extra do and Canadian WHEAT
quiet sales 5000 hushel. az 81 Is for Chicago Sppg
81 20 for Milwaukee Club. aud 81 25 DO red Winter mixed
is 900 bushels at dlc free to boat OARS advanced aud
scarce sale. go bush io free to boat C~.L fS,Sar:
to New Ycrk-Le grain 90 forward; rates lower wheat
at Corn 5d5lc Through engagements viii only
be for few days longer In anticipation OF the close OF
paysaton Receipts In twenty four hours up TO noon to-
day: u s bbls fLopR aud s. f9 bushels WHEaT CANAL
eos bushels Wheat, 1905 bushels Corn, aud
$500 bushels Oats.
CHaRLEsToN Nov. l-saes of CorroS to-day, LOO baie'
prices weaker, bur without positive decline ~,
with good demand; sales 10000 bush at % tor white
anadisn and Indiana 40 for red Indiana and Oho C.S
FREIcBrs trife lower LAKE IMPORTS; ,l1 bbis foat
II 400 bush Wheat CANAL EXPORTS Tt3 bbs Flour $3.50
bush. Wheat 1900 bush. Ryei and $500 bush; Barley.
NEwOsLEANs Nov l3-CorroN UNCHANGED In price Sales
to-day 5000 bales. SUGAR quoted at sdtoc Motassts
Inew cropl 62r Red WHEAT 81 60 FREIGHTs: Cotton to
Liverpool l6-S2d EXCHANGE London, cent premium
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xr,u WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1s 1885,

incurred for but in view Of The high rates for the raw
msters factors do rot feel JUSTIFIED 10 lowering prices
Satpet. are inactive, bat the stock small, and Prices
rule firm. Kentucky Jeans aud rweeds are inacuve,
hut prces are unchanged The better class OF Blankets
are in good demand, and realize full pn,es "ooien
Shawls have been in good request and the stocks no
much reduced; prices remain steady.
In the for, On Dry Goods market trade with import
ere and obbers is PROSTATE, and but Little animation
IL expected until the opening Of the early Spring trsie'
S,ane fabric. are firmly held and the stocks eit over
are not excessive notwithstanding the large iinp'ra
tions. the country trade has been good and large
su,onnt Of goods have been distributed for consuuP
ton ,bmnobout the interior. The large fire which
oocrr,ed here aimee our last has been the means OF
DESTROYING considerable quantities of goods including
some Domestic Carpet fabrics; but the entire SOCK
WAS well insured that the owners will suffer no ioss
The unsettled state of financial affairs and the tight
mesa. in mon.tary circles on the other side appears TO
have salutary effect in reducing the 10
aated prices previously demanded, especially
for silk fabrics on the Continent raw silk had also de-
clined In London the price of Silk receded $50
that the probability is there will be much less DIM
Guilty experienced in filing orders for this country than
vas ANTICIPATED. Some struggling failures now and
then are occasionally taking place, which induces eau
ton on the part of some Of the most ssgacious import
es in the trade in dsposing of their goods while many
have adopted the short credit system but the majority
of the houses here generally in healthy condition.
James Beck & Co., whose failure has recently been
reported have settled with their creditors at 20 cents
OIL the collar, allowing time The Silk importing and
iobbipg firm of Freeman & Bright, who recently sus-
pended, have made an assignment to Messrs. Dow &
Keller.
The cent? act for the construction of the second dvs
ion of the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad,
extending from De Witt to Cedar Rapids distance
Of 60 miles, has been let. The work is to be done by
the st of October next, and the will be running
to Cedar Rapids in II month, from this date.
The Columbus tGa Enquirer states that an in-
vestgaon of the affairs of the suspended Manufsc-
turers and Mechanics Bank was made last week by
receiver appointed for that purpose, and that the
resources available for the redemption of its liabilities
were found to be very scant. 1t is said that the
amount outsar ding is about $50 600. Some sales of
its paper have been made as low as p cents on the
dollar.
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At LosDdo Africa Aug D. brig Excellent Adams, NstsPel-
set, hippiPs 100 bbs oil By bark susan Jane for New I
Sailed 3h bark Sacramento Snow WestpoIt 20 cruise ~ p
100 wh-l9th, Hstspoi,ett, sowle, do. do. 3psp. ~,
spokenAug H. lat. - g.. lon - o5 brig Zoe, oil New
London, Last from Cape Town, report OF oil. L.
Sailed from New Bedford the etb bark Aurora, Psao'
Ocean. -,
letter from Cope Stewart Of bark RsAh Of New Bedford
reports her Sept s. lat 49, NJ Ion. o. with 80 bbs sperm
board and few days later with four dead whales to ~na
ward; al veil. up
Cleared the Ilth BARI Silver Cloud c9sss'ss re-
cfc Ocean; big March lof Mstapoiset Lewis, Auanue
Ocean sailed IIth bark T. L. BJenny, Pacific Ocean ,
Sailed from Wespo the llth, bark Dr. Franklin, Russell
Arrived AZ 81 Helena Sept q bsrks Tropc Bird, Clark o.
B. 2Sh ssroh Ropnesvle Mattapoiset from 81 Pan DC
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AT meeting Of the new Directors OF the L hlrd Az
enue Railroad Company. whose names we have be-
fore Published held a, the Office Of the Company, cor
Of Sxty-frst street and Third avenue on Thursday
night, the following officers were elected for the en-
ssing year. President, William A. Darling; Vice
President, William Remsen; Secretary, Samuel b.
Isaacs; Treasurer, John L. C;eib; Superintendent Of
Road, William H. Schenck; Superintendent Of Stables
J. s. Merriam.
The following clip has been sent US from the Office Of
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter:
PROVIDENCE, Nov. l3. 1856.
john THOMPSON esa-Dear SIR: Yours of the 18th
ips with bills of Mt Vernon Bank. is received. The
Bank is paying nothing to-day. The Governor last
evening cent commissioners in to examine their affairs
and they will resume payment again in day or two
1t is understood that change will be made in the
management, and one of the stockholders, wealthy
gentleman will be placed ct the head of the Bank.
YeuIs truly.
The Bank of the Republic, Providence the failure
of which was announced some weeks since appears to
be bad week.
The suspension of Mr.. Marvin, the President of the
Stock Board was announced to-day. He has resigned
the Presidency His operations have been, OF late,
on the bear SIDE
The business of the Clearing House s26, 1876 500.
The Money market on call has undergone de cided
change within few days for the better and is easier
than at any time within month. All the large
stockhouses wei supplied and borrowers find
no difficulty, with good securities in supplying their
wants. Paper is abou, g cent easier than early in
the week, and rstclass names go freely at 10
T. cent. The demand for accommodation is moderate,
and the inquiry for paper is large.
The earnings of the Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad
for last month are APO OF. The average length
CT line in operation nineteen miles
The Superintendent Of the Banking Department at
Albany yesterday offered for sale at auction the bonds
and mortgages deposited by the State Bank at Sackets
Harbor in part security for its circulating notes.
The mortgages amounted to t2l ,23i, and sold for
$lsts5 which, think is the best sale of mortgages
ever made by the Bank Department.
The Second Mortgage Bondhoders who bought the
Albany Northern Railroad, have organized under the
title Of the Albany, Vermont and Canada Railroad
Company. William White is the Pre,iden. and Super
iDtendent.
Annexed is the comparative receipts for Customs at
NewOreans for the quarter ending on the 3oth Sept,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. Nov 4
Cleared.

Steamships-FultoD, Woton, Havre, ~ Uyingston Ean.
bursh, cummings Glasgow, J. McSymon.
Shps-Psnter Carlisle. Mobile, J. w Phillips Co Rich.
ard Morse Perkins Havre Boyd Hnehen Chaos Denton,
Liverpool Surges Chairman CO.. Msrthas Vineyard Penn
Ter, glasgow, Durham Dmoni ElwOod Walter, Maoney,
London J. B. SNdy.
Brss-B Young, Colsom St. Kits Denins Morss Co.
Etewsndo, Perry, Barbados, L. H. CASTOR Civilian, smith,
Giro Francois; Pamela Wass Antigua Peck Church Co
Princeton. Allen Norfolk C. T. Peters, Addy swift.
pbens Hartsport, J. Whitney Co.
Scbooners-Tger Carlson, yacme, Brett Son Go. L. II.
Moller Decker, Richmond, Van Brunt Slaght; Osprey
Bragg Newbern Blossom son sa,sn, weooer' Boston,
g. w Lewis Co. NJ Stedmsn, Terry Georgetown, Doner
Potter; Sarah Elizabeth Smith, ewIIsven, master
wemore, Boger', Baltimore Merrill Abbott J. Haocl
Phlsderhia James Hsnd Moonlight. Knapp Mobile Laytin
L Hurlbut
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arrivals very small u sales 800 bbs O.
County Prime, 90 sou 81 % for do M.s ssa si ia "a -
PACKED Msss and 44 for CHICAGO Do Lard su,ts a.,
and fair demand sales Of rs bbs and ~ SiS II
kes. At l3diSsc. Cut Meats que. ioi dl0c r h..
Bacon is quiet sales OF % hhds Western Clear pfin,
terms Beef Hams scarce and wanted a, stsasE
Dressed Hogs In rood demand At HALE. Butter Ia -
ard In fair demand a. l6dlc for Ohio, and sa9 m s,s,s
dozen.
sUGARS-Hoders In the attitude Of fnnues. H.
sses beips advance the receipts; Refined foods are 49,
s.y etive previous prices the sale, to-day So hh4a cA
Museoy.do tldfoic the inside price Tor s.l.
The following list Of the receipts and saes IRON Ns, q
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