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This shows average Of seventeen per cent In each OF
the past years, and the probability taat the
age viii the busness OF tho road progresses
This company Is yet In rs infancy Its business up 10
his mo has been drawn IRON section OF country east
OF the Msspspp river; but tue aros Of It's OPERATIONS
all be much larger Toe construction Of railroads
went q the Assissppi penetrating the immense tsfr
tory Ct Minnesota ana Iowa. must Immense trace
20 both lines Of the GseIa and Chicago Company Seva
rei hundred miles OF road, stretching vest from lhe
ESss!pp river, will be compe ed before many years.
and oct feeders 10 tie moot important lines running
through Illinois, terminating Chicago. The future OF
the Gacra and Chicago Company 10 far greater than any
thing YET realized an u be safely calculated upon
tweny per cent dividend paying stock Tor long nme
1ho Dubuque (Iows) Herald, Of tho 18th inst ;,
tayts-
Tho Dubuque and PacH, Railroad IL progressing
rapidly. Az the present. time the rails laid niue
sections making distance OF nine miles, and the
tractors diving ahead It'll the OF the dumping
and tho assistance OF the locomotive "Dibuqus"
which gives OF the completion OF the I'd 20
Dyersyt by the lat of January distance of xen'y
miles The compspy have received four Of thirty freight
Ioint also noble engine. which, with tbs Dubuqis
making total OF three which viii be doing
Tho receipu Of the New York Central Railroad for oc
tet,r we're
October, 500 ts5 rs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
n O. EY N A n X K r
THURSDAY. Nov. 27-e 2.

THURSDAY, NOV. I'D i. n.
There not much change In the stock market this
morn irg 90 far prices concerned. The ransac
ticns were quite large and the bnlk evidently have
Nccndancy The tendency Of prices appears to DO
steadily upward and the regular street spec llAors for
re appear to take hold with confidence. Al the nrst
BOARD to-day Michigan Sinking Fund bonds advanced
per cent Illinois Central bonds u; Pennsylvania Coal,
Il; New York Central Railroad, III Michigan Southern,
N Cleveland and Toledo, y. Panama Railroad declined
u per cent; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, Y
Chicago and Rock Island does not vary much from day
day. has touched points where sellers put
sc,s freely, and ay be considered high At carrent
rates. Cleveland and Toledo appears TO be working
stea lily upward, under moderate sales. Erie abou.
the moet uniform stock the list We understand that
the report will be out on Monday next La Crosse and
Milwaukee opened 70 day at 81 and closed At 81 per
cent There coed maty orders In the street for
small lots from outsiders for Investment II 10 the 60
neral opinion that the land grants Of this company will
resut probably than the President anticipates.
the company lands are not brought into the market
uIti the expiration Of Eve years, they will sci for
twenty dollars per acre. tho average. than ten
dollars, estimated by the company. The Land opera
lions OF the In Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company
destined TO eclipse those Of the neis Central Rail
road Company.
Aster the adjournment Of the board the following
fales Of stocks and bonds made auction by A.
Ncosy:-
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Phil ApEIy6rA STOCK BOARD.
PnApKLpIEiA, Nov. IL. 1883
Books s,sAdy Pennsylvania Q, ssh; Reading Rail.
rod az; P,nnsy lvAbla Railroad 45,z; Long Island
hahro<d ~ Aosr!E Canal, i5A
CR1RIFsTsS, Nov. a.. 1853.
Cnsacu -salcs dag, 40 bales, and for the week.
u1co, The market closing at lfcs afvaucs We qlote
Dtddling fair o. liTkc kce Lower .qaahtes declined
20.
oswEco, Nov. 21-5 P. II.
Wheat firm sI3 shove TIE viswe Of E,,srs; sales
1ccW bushels st 81 9TA sCi IS for red IHdSna, 40,
and 81 % for Chicago spriog Corn trlhe lower; sales
n 0S0 baf hels. 10 arrive az DEC Rye snd bsrley quiet
Canal freighis to Now YORK unsotod-Flour SOC. 10
and wheat about l6o Ike imports 10 dayll 96r bar.
rss nour, 60 80 bushels wheat lt2 bushels rye 400
busheis barley. Csosi egporss-2eb 900 barrels -four,
IL, $50 bushels wheat.
ErTtro. Nov. 2T--sP.M
Flouy fsvors buyers; gsles eO0 bbs ut IS 20 IS rs
hr ocmmou 10 snlce Elch.gsn, 90 Ter Emoonsn,
and So u a 80 rs for extrs Quo Wheat dull; ssss
r. 600 bushels at al % 81 10 for Chicago ~sprng and
81 81 lzk Tor Aiw1pSie olc0 Corn dur saies
scco busnels a sc wnstey 2ejsc geceio.s for toe
twenty :orr hours oud'ax az moon % dsy-7ble bols
az. rs bushels wses; 81 rs b1Shss corn 2t500
cashcs os's Csrsi exPJrts--@' GEO isbcls nnsat,
e.eSo b1sheis core. THsie gill be more thr,usn
ahrnenis this season. ~esine- moderais. Wiad
Lesthws1l
CsIcsao c.ov II 1853.
We hate Leavenworh dates to Eridsy last the great
and tsles progressing vs:hog, ds1rea1ce Jatse
lecompts3 had issuei pfvctss against Gcv GeAry Tor
co1tt mpscf court.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EvENIS0 STATE REGISTER.


A LosDos CORDIAL GIN
We received yesterday dozen OF London cordial gin In
ported Gharles We quite the article
Inc az imported Cur drinking days are
but the bottle shall stand in oce 10 mark the difference
between liquor aud made mp poison We are poear
ing curious inform aioa about gin mixers gentleman
called upon eserday and stated tia, he boarded In me
that OF Tie London gin mixer black a
coal made BY tie burning mixtures which he ID -
make good London cordial gin. Ths fact attracted the
attention Of al the heaIcgrs and tho lsudady obliged
request BIN 10 gloves al the table.
liquors the gin really ported fro London by Mr.
Charles and from Holland by Mr. McIe are unaussiohsny
Harmless. But ther gin II Initiated by cha N
coctlon Of the most yanous pcsona 1hs bottles ans he
labe maed aud this rot gut L sold eAesp as 20 IN
rsay wrong the trade aud sell
the made of vile limitations Dead stalks abroad
the iekl tu shapes We record three ahs Ia
per Of TO most horrible chlrscter Who knlws hut
The suicide induced TO commit The fai act from
poscno deer ing London spu' cus cordial GIN
Our respected friend, NJ Wd ~ BROADWAY 10 about 20
prepare petition To The Legislature that will assemble u Al
bnny the lst of January next requesting that Intelligent
hooy 10 appoint COMMITTEES TO come down TO New ora god
examine INTO The OF the importation OF Iopdoa and
Holland Rln and the polsoouy stun sold the real article
That committee Will rubaby return 20 sbanY convinced Of
he quantity OF deal s daily IN IBIS city from the
lordou cordial spurious aud VIII be forced by public
opinion 10 pass law making state prison offence to
mix nquor with poisonous substances ana se as pure Lon
CON gu.
mild ater IDLE ihug but when n arises the
horrible posion snd London cordial gin y must be pre-
vented. We hope Mayor Wood win do hts Outs In ths pre-
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WAIkKR-OAEIIaG -Oa Wednesday evening, Nov. "a,
Dy the Rev. +. Yocom ANDhE1 WALgEa TO Mss
LuCS DAZZLING, all OF this city
PRoDFgAp-BIoopGooD -At Grace chur3d THURS
cay, Nov ~, by the Rev Dr Tai JoHy RlMsYS BsoD
BEAD TO ErGssIA lest or De WIT
all OF This city.
WIsAss-RyRIsos On wedIesdAy, Nov. 26 by the
Rev. A. A. Wood pastor OF Central Pres church,
LAWS MONROE WlsAss, Esq 10 Miss JAss, daughter Of H.
Ry erson, Esq, MI Of lhis city.
RIYNoIIs-klSsAs AT tie Reformed d Itch church.
Lafayette place, Thur day, Nov 81 by ibe Rev.
daughter Of the late cxt. 2. Kiuran, Eq
THuMRoH-HUa1ER On Wednesday Nov. 81, by the
Rev. William H. Ferris Hon. GeoxGs X. THospsoS. Of
Beookyn to MARY e., caughisr Of John Hunter E,i Of
this city
ssnTKs-vAs DYKI On Fciisy, OF IT. by R,v. Dr..
AfMitsge. WILLIAM o. S.fIEv OF 81 ,oki n, - LIZ HuH
NJ, daughter Of Robert NJ Van Dyke, E.q., Portcnes
ter N Y.
JAtKsoy- FoyD in Brooklyo. by tho Raw. Mr. Ba &c,
Er AMAsA g. j. cFsoS to Miss NAsY FORD daughter Of
B;rj min Ford, Esq
WArxw-BAI1s-on Tue,dsy, Nov ls, by the Rev.
Henry Robertson Prof g. W. WATxRs, OF Frankio, Della
ware coun'y N Y, TO Miss SARAH ) Bsrls, OF sidney
Plains
RcB-WnsoS AT Gr;ce church, Ia Baltimore, on
Tltrtdsy evening. Nov. 20 10y the Raw d.. Ar1or J.
Ricb, THOMAS y. Rich 10 LzziI WILSON daushir Il Wm.
Wilson, K q ell Of BlNuore CITY,
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Dinrs- II the society ut the Cincinnati.
Tho mem Of tbs venerable sceeiy dlned together
~ he Aston, Eousc, or Tuesday evening" II ap
pscprisic for tho fesvai bers
u Evscraiias Day.
hmorg re..-r;ed susss, was ,be venerable Colonel
Sect, rrssss1. OF the New Jersey sse,sty.
The exceoki entertainment en- ~encd by eloquent
secre,ses, ard &c company parspied IL tao fren iy
ard y. rolic ssa, sgs which the occasion inspwcd.
rsasuif,rr. sssrre Ia the cbarseesr ~ tls irsriu.
.rn, thai ircr ~ ign, which ~ cceva with the
Sususon Of he Fczsgnment. diversity o. politics o7in
among Is x-S1bsrs hss never als,nr5oi that
,erd'ery or ieesg the desire OF It's ious.
.ies he perpetual, ren in the individual relaors
81 The members n sler allegiance cosfcao.g.
.l.cs Of Stats wnsrh iay=is our Union
Were ho gilnons 4 lr,5'tou SCHUYLER vs~.ck Iiytas
,rt7n III shoias Fish. yicE and LewisHcs-.efe naT1s
aa.-<i, " the sosi aggressive character aud
paesei to lcarr hs slsk3sgh the rght a. neuserfhlp
aew ez,enos e the hrGAf ereratinn the rpr. Of ns
las a scplncn, kxIioxsi by the eevosas g. bow
ft tSat the glory OF 1hicrsr are their fsises,n aui
with asal devotion the "a dTsz cling % the soceT wh,,b
fSieir fathers loved.
We have Ihe pleasure y publish the regular ,cs,..-
, ssas s,s , :, s',oss ss'@:s VI
sssiies o. bHn,n nature ior ~a patriots tss hsse
Ihe mas1sFy q deceased bssthreu Of The csaela
5hs swsty on q xsyemssrTts anniversary which
con me s p & ensay rom Nsg i9sk
hardship and salerirg % the Rsveixonar- Struggle
The immuaelf principle etft Lied BY the fo1nde-s u
society the 18Th of May 113An ulatcrabe deter.
minaton % promote and cherish between the respective
States that and national honor essentially
70 ther happiness and he dignity OF the American empire
The memory OF Geaersl bafayetts The gallant AMI
torpished soid.ar and tie soldiers friend.
4 fhe President Of be nled states
Z. The Governor OF the State OF New York. Il.
The Mayor o. the city q New York
F 's:s & n and
10 le memory 81 w--ren AID q Marion o. Stump sud
fi3cor sassachuses ard Scua CaroLoa-Tbey stool side
AZ Unl0r.
y Ine Amy a Nsvy .. the UL2el states.
~ lie JultiaFy.
Is let he taastte Dear wonan.Y
Tbe regular p,ttng Of the IL CO the 4,h OF Juy
We understand that sentemcn xho desire admission ioto
ne soosiy csc gtsseet ihs.F spp,cstoss before TIC
sssn6rE coE=ses s My.
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Increase nTst s'x montns $ieo, <fS
Tho companys estimate up 70 Nov. ha' been exceeded
by the actual receipts nearly two hundred thousan dol
lars equal least hun irei thousand dollars
which per cent extra the capital stock In the
months tho nsca year ending Nay 1885, tho
gross receipts amounted TO sa:oco3 Al the rate Of In
realized thus far the present nsc, year. the
income for the six months ending Mag !, 1857, will be
81 coc which, added 70 tho receipts registered up
Nov. ], 1855, will mako aggregate for the year or
sats4coo sssin., ssl6 oco laat year. showing In.
Of $4,000. Under any ordinary contingency the
oompany's estimate will be than realized. To,
operations OF this company from May l. 1860, TO May
1850, have been as follows
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BUFFALO, Nov. II, 1855.
ne 81. Louie Democrat CT the 26.h instast learns that
IL lands Of Kansas selling from
collar and City three dollars per Tne lands
being sold sitaa ed upwards or twenty-five miles
RON Leavenwortn City. Inc best feehog prevailed
smorgs, purchasers ssst claims respected and
nc one wss bidding sssins. them.
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Close or Canal Navigation.

ALBANY, Nov. 81, 1855.
TIE Canal Commissioners announce that they will
close the canals December 10, unless they
xJoeCd by Ice,
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Al the seconi beard the market was little fat and
moot Of the transactions made below prices current
"a the mornrg. New York Central Railroad declined ;.
pr cent; Reading, u; Michigan Southern, u; Gaens and
Chicago, Il. The operations this afternoon limited
The whole weight OF the upon tn regular
:uiaior, and they nnd difficult carry prices
much above current raios. Az general thing stocks
rule at pretty Lisn points
he Assistant Treasurer reports this week FOL.
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Thanksgiving Day a. Boston.

Bosros Nov. ~, 1853,
Yhankss wing been observed hsre today regular
Acw England fashion. All places OF business were
CLOSED and the streets presented sabo ih day appear
snce IN the morning the churches vel Oiled, and
.h evening the theatres aud places CT
are crowded. Weather p:easaoi.
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the sloop OF war Fsl..outh,

WAsUsSTos. Nov. n, 1855.
IA sloop Of war Faimou.h.w win be Fat in commieson
the 1st OF January 10 relieve the Germantown in the
Rsan squadron
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ANePeefes t5tieto 20
Toe poard Of Directors Of the Pit.sburg Fort Wayne
ard Chicaso Railroad, triered on Saturday preimi-
nary contract for grading and laying the track Of their
road from Ply mouth Its present terminus, TO Chicago
The contract to include tho entire Ion OF the
ross. all but furnishing the iron and the work "a 10 be
comgsried BY Nc let Of September, 1857.
The Texas Debt bin ~ sgal. nnaer discussion 10 Texas
many persons complaining Of the supplemental bill
passei BY Congress- TO regulsso the Anai distribution
The sam Remaining uncslled for the date OF the a,t
was sss' ,ess; and Tho points raised 10 Texas that
Cagrrss has no right 20 distribute a. except 10 the hold
ers Of the specified securities OF TeFss 10 proportion
deter nnsd by the whole amount OF Aose securities aua
TO ito hodo's q the clams specifically, and that
State s entitled TO The benefit Of ali loa securities TIE
truestee or heir Of al tho unkpovn claimants ia
der the heading "Implrtsnt Texas Credlsors" chs
Austin Tines has the foIlowins-
The Comptroller, Mr.. cha Gays all hrst ass cersin
tetts OF debt Issued BY The Auditor and Comptroller
Asc Treasury noee, and eight ard PER coat bonds
ftous be forwarded 20 the Treasury Department al
Warrington ciiy accom- panied with rol and as gn
rsnts according 10 tie forms tcsIgnaed the circular
q ftd d yaftutbt on before tho fret day Of jana
~ lst7 % they will be barred Persons 10 possession
oftny 81 Oese claims .heud ret fall 20 crrnpy with tue
vfvistor; u ttey do not, ihey will incur loss.
We interest dus on the Ist Of December on the MI.
vauss Ctr bonds, ssred 10 The knssukis and Water
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1he .rs,r nela hy ,,e Lad,cs M ncLs,f .,

st vincoas Hospital With all s chances for ussui IA or
amtnta arees closed saturday evening Navy having
drawn pfts, went delirhied yhe ye
lees iorrpa FELT that har mite hsd been given u rona
cslse tfle table or the Church Of the Nativity Mr. sa
Jebey became the possessor o superb chalr aud nss
q Accomplishment preeensd bera donation 10 la ar
very bearlfu silver service NJ 81
sweenev s1d manie eooS Of considerable value a. ih
o. Mr. lynch both Of Rrookl,r. Some articles renaa si
as. 81 fSr aSS y be Obtained BY csng f them The
tro1dered hsndxerc chief drawn by asg resting ID ia
saiaon street. tcdstesd, 1s5 Tiry fh srse anloasis
Ihiliman. = 'N-tt = $50 -" - 'hts
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Hnl-Inifaitable Cutter OF Hair and Wnis-
kerr ut No. Barclay street. Hair aye shilngs a box
a
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1t viii be by the Presidents estimate that he puts
down the gross earnings for this year tho has.
snd that upon such estimate he makes the divitead
fund equal twenty per cent the capital stock
We intend to show that his estimates thus far
sderably within cafe ms and also that tho net income
for tho yetr will BIO equal about thirty per cent. Too
gt six months Of the present fiscal year ended the
altt Of October The gross receipts for that time
psred with those Of the prevh year ollows:
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Prima D0nna-Debut OF D'Anxri.
H. Tnsberg, after highly successful concerts in Albany
and Troy, has returned 10 the city, gave eighth
concert ~ Nibo's Saloon last evening The hall was
crowded to lis utmost capacity and noticed in the
dience many people who do not usually pa.rOnse public
amrsemenh Of any kind. Here is the tempting pro-
granme offered The occason,-
o''' The orchestra. "''''
2 Aria' lie Nozzs di EgsrO', Mozart
s. Caya.na 'semiramis .Rossn nj
win fun Orchestral 1ssompanimenisj .
g. Variations, Petrol Grande .vaccay
Elena pAngI.
PART SECOND.
The Orchestra "
English scena and Rscatye .Macfarrsn
Fantasia, 'Lucrezia BoIssn Thslberg
sisiannnd 1hsiberg -,
10 Grand Variations isfsG' d 4%aiso Ros.iat
i, Ronso .cs,srsn; sgisamund fhalberg. no..o,
- A'h00 'ensren'0 Elena DAnsr 'oS'n'
L. March, Tannhauscr".. ..Rietard Wagner
Pace auz Dama-ti duty TO pay rssss.s nrst
to Madame dArgri, who made Ler debut In America ct
tbis concert. The Of this artist one Of the first
cop,rslt Ia Europe, has long been familiar 10 Us. B,rn
in Greece che received her musical education in Naples
and made her debut At Milan, achieving vsr,table
cess. Since that time she has .ung in almost every
European cani.s and WAS always happy in suiug the
popular taste Of sach-whe,her In giving ''Goi save
he Queer" in London the .Parssnne," in Paris, the
Russian hymn In 81. Petersburg, or the Austrian In
Vienna When In Paris last year sho sung at the Italian
Opera extir gushed Frezzolln Rossni wrote her q
complimentary letter.
Such tie antecedcnts Of The prina DONNA aud
she did dappont the high expectations entertained OF
her from them. Madame d'Angri has nne 6gure
and splendid stsge presence Her fa,e Is Of the true
Greek type striking impressive and winning al the same
time. Her voice ia Ct fn rich quality, and great com
pass low notes mindng Of Aton aud the upper
register much like that OF high soprano Ia The vsra
tons upon air in Piero u Grande, abe gave some de-
hcious fortarGs which reminded Of sontag. In the
,cena che exceedingly dramatic and her pronuaca
ton OF English without percepable foreign accent.
She achieved deserved Success and will be most vau
able addition 10 Thabergs capital concert company.
N ThAlberg's merits pretty well known 10 the New
York public by this tine. No artist has had moro
genuine success. He was very cordially welcomed lest
night and bis execution Of the ncto superb, bring
Ing the rather conservative audience In shouts
Of applause. The fantastic from "Lacresta Borgis"
similarly greeted, and in response he gave "Home,
Sweet Home," with great effect The whole concert
WAS running over with gems, which were duly appre
eiated by the audience.
Tns evening n. Thalberg gives his FIRST concert in
Philadelphia; Saturday another at Nibo's Saloon.
On Tuesday he will play .. Noios Garden for the public
schools. This Ia to be grGtuitous concert for the
children solely to at O'Clock in the after
noop Mr.. Nlblo has given tho Of his house for the
purpose and the little people al the tip toe OF
ptcsation. Vsue Thalbergl
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New Haxen TOWN EIecfIon,

NEW haven, Conn.,, Nov. ~, 1885,
At the town election 70 day 4,60l votes poea.
She democratic majority Ia about 2oa-the frst tine in
twenty three years.
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Banquet 90 Capt. N'ylie.
PHr.ADKirmA. Nov. a, 1854.
ma merchants Of his city gave banquet this evening
~ uAya. wyiic, OF tie steamer City Of Washington.
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TIE steamship Black Warrior, which len this pert TO-
day ;or Havana ard New Orleans, took on, about
s3tcovc in sp Gle Of which si2s,5O was Ia American
sold 'Or Esw Orleans, sI50oco 10 Spanish gold, aud
su 20 IN silver, mostly dimes, for Havana. The Spa
fsh sed was dcuolosas received by the late steamers
irom europe
The ioceuts the line Of tho Morris Csnai for the
wecE and year ending on Saturday last, compared
shh ocrrespon ding time laat " ar, foliows
Total 20 Nov 10, 1850. s2a1 eV2 o.
Week ending Nov, a. 1e56................ s,o3S %
Noth'. .tspfsii w
Iosa W NOV, ~, lsho .sZe1,tsV 20
wecs ending Nov. ~, ls55....... 4,si5 50
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

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