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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments


ships-ws.h ns,on. Cayendy, Bremen c. h. sandi
Newly ok tBr.h CIsig, glasgow, J. McSymon -, O.
sbirs-Enterpre Waite Liverpool Taylor hch osprey
(Brl Keats 81. John Il w. +. Meyer Thomas WATSON,
fIio Sierra Lee lie, J. A. Nachado. n,
Bsrks-Gov Hubbard, Smith. san Juan, Dole Co.. oio'n'
Ell Crowel GLASGOW, X ". rmndy.
" Br,sAbert (brI Steves Newark P. J. Nevius sons;
F. Jone. Pierce Martha p. " Spoaord "a Hepburn,
Gslye,ton D. C. Murray Lucy Atwood Psdd1es JACKSON
vile J.nyn Reyans; Fosca Helena Du CHI, WISER AmsI'
dsn Punch Meneke; CeyOn Orb Grove Winds9r j. >
AaB VII clock Co. Tybec Ferguson, Charle'sor Georse
bukty. . ~, =,
sch,Spers-Freeerc Duane Lsmotte, St Dominz1, A. L.
Ros,ete Co Superior RIO onson, Portland Me call Dun
cam J. F. Cronch Henderson, Philadelphia W. Mckee,
NJ G,use St.phenson Philadelphia J. w McKee, Persia
1srS smith fiatsporr u. R. De Wolf; NJ NJ Freeman,
Ncksrson, Philsde phA j. w. Mckee, Sea BIRD C.iro~
Newbeln Jonas Smith Co. Potomac Barry, Georgetown
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.d. The movpu.u q re sht 10, th' sam A. ma
with broken leg wi On % Puts u on the gfoanu i'' %
time bis lc, hand very streuE, so 'fuhs % - 49,,
har the floor with com uop eh-'if WV 49, ~
a cane, he used only scEIteh
CuestoF-Ancr NJ +. began 20 90 o. 49,
eo. If the dsy tom .kss tie aruins ufi rriirs ~
tte night -. cd ,lavei
~ bi,n-.lf vita his left 1aAd
AZ" =, r. anors ard read the nornioE paper
- ~ - E,.sHirer. after thai ~ you'd reaa "a
=. h.u som. times be would point 70 Tue u't
~ - "a cable would gsf II be wan'ed 10 coa-n
'aeihk IA nd A. would call the eosch
N' ioDs - 10 ne uins ne HissSa 70
ne mid tske hfs watch aud point 20 O'Clock ne
~ wOsld 1de a. one ana Mr. r. a o1eH
~ hat ~ would wax slIp' mes III ne Yafl
ADO -' -. dining room: the c1r1ase would come
- - dor. Mr. F. would see II, and Pnt 70 the I ot l,
W present h. wouId point WIN ms
go T. M. aid hurry her mp, a. UNDERWOOD VI ne va,
h. would ;Ake watch and point 70 IL that
Wy a. ~. lime h, ped him into the carriage
hall had dinner; alter that he would
In, q te door 80 the eyenLg paper had come;
to'n' ~ ,ronld have re&d him-The EZD,es th-n
,Is kc,us Delsfad woad come see HIN sod
,ysit m he hall fine nighi rnoonEht night ne
We nj aud shut the irons gate and Looked az the
hen IL O'Clock l. would 20 70 bed: helped
him % Ar Mrs went 20 bed she would read family
49,. the close where he should amen he woul1 bow
10 besd: then she would kss aim aud bid hin good
hi sorn WOKE fret in the morning, lines he
he would put oct his hand and the
The ast ming he ID. to show
70 happen brought both hon and razors ssted they
w,. enough and be shook his bead and said NJ y
f,d 10 sharpen aud asked II thst wayl he sad
No.: Dm tine hone and ne pulled the differently
old pLl from point 10 hee.he heel 10
POINT: .sked if should do It 80 he said Yea" and J1di
HI. head .ad with Mr. 4. until December Of that
Duect examination resumed to-day
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10 supplying the wants OF the local uaae.
Woolen goods, With few exceptions, are inactive, as
usual at this season but the stock of goods on hand
is smaller than usual, aud, with the exception OF
lew fancy styles of CNsm.res, may safely be ca1ed
over The next season, fear, will be trying one
to the manufacturers on this side, owing to the
IRENE current rates for the material Il behO0yes
them therefore, to prepare for the emergency, and NJ,
overstock the market with goods by 50 dong and by
improving the finish of their fabrics, they may save
themselves from much future embarrassment.
Tade with the importers and jo55ers Of foreiga fab
tcs continues anguid, but the city retailers dong
fine business, and goods are fast disappearing lao
the channels Of consumption. Prices for all staps
fabric, very firm on this side, but il European
markets the tendency downward, owing to the con-
iiuued pressure 1.-THE Mosey markets there; this WILL
doubt, be the means Of sending hther larger cup
plies Of goods for sale here which of course rus be
sold low; under iuch circumstances the indications
that STrng goods will open at lover rates thsn those
lately current.
The Produce markets were firm at the opening
with good demand, bat closed heavy. The trsnsac-
tons, however were large-l6 600 bbs. Flour and
10000 bushels Wheat. The prices Of yesterday were
sustained. In Proys ons there is but little doing The
Coffee sale went off without spirit to-day 800 bags
out of $500 bags offered being sold al Of
$40 % p 100 Is. Sugars and Molasses are withOu,
charge. Cotton sold to the exten: OF 600 bales az
previous price,
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Msysyie q, fdlsts ST bales Havana AZ % 9os ana u
iced Leaf AZ n olsc-
TlN-Rsb in mod. rate demand and prices are hardy
buoy sales Btnes SIC, equal % cash. Al
'sles' 50 DAYS from store eonInand DC, casa, i1'
SSc for Straits. Plates have arrived more Tree y "A 1,
us4fket consequently less buoy sales OF % e'fcs sls
Sl2 ST. 10. oder OF : IL = VA, refused or ~
boxes; IS boxes l. c. Coke sold - . csshj 30 o'ks
Cke lerne Il go sGss w. and 500 ShNoo4l TeEnr a.
H. s mos. $500. q. -.
Ilio tor western, and Iile. tor good thy.
wHALEBONE continues in fair I,qnss;, aad prices rc''n
hm. We note further sales Of tVoO o' s0a'A Sea ~
81,
WHIsKY-The Ake is staay for this staple, with god
demand Sles Of 40 ebs Ohio and Prison al Sc cAsl
ZINC s,eaey AID in moderate request Al 4 N N 's'h
'lfs frLria
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Markets. Reportcdby TsiegrapA.

BrrrALo. Nov a-6p m.-FLorR dull sis Of go eeis.
Sc u for ex. ono aud loSl WHEAT 10 IN god SeLl;
y oc a. b. 40 At Hd II or ueago spsns an II q
. - 70, N xaukee Club Com 10 6rm-r sales Of 1853 oasn
Al 5,dsir FY-Sales Of 4So bush. AZ 70 4.
-. FRyteHTs-Fi flour guarantee - New-Y II ei y
III Wheat tak-o Interior ~ former rare, RECEIPTS
r the q hours END noon-FOuT 1891 hns Wfeit,
is m bush Com, 80, IS bash. CANAL ExPosrs-"neAi
d. s66 bush. Com. Is SO bush d,
osyEeo Nov. 23-NHEAr in active milling tsmNnt ald
unsettled SAILS 81 no bushels az 81 f 81 - tor
White CANADIAN $50 I'll SIS FOX red Indiana aat % TOT
Chsso Sping Corn Rye aud BAILEY qaet aud leh .nse
IAKE INPoRrs-S 80 bhls FeGr L8 8 bushels Wheae
C,NAL ExPosrs85 bbis Four and q SO bGshls " arai
CHAELEsTOS Nov 2-Ihe sales Of CorroN to-day snoantei
10 l. fCO bales full Prices.
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iAdvertsemeLt
NOTICE 10 THOSE ROuRIED WITH HUMORS.

Gains the great demand for my OINTMENT IN NewYort
City shall AZ the New Haven House 81 Brosew9
Z. al CaI.isi rom the 24h the 3cih inst from 70
4.
kEsSEnY's shLr RHEuN OINTMENT aays al inflammation IN
Salt kLcsm and Eysipes and humo 0f hot p@tuTe,
and ciV,s you a confOT; able nights rest
kFNv@sDV's SCATrNRtNG OINTMENT VII scatter Scfouls
sWcllnEs GA tAe neck
kEssEpS's HEALING ONrNEST will heal scrofls Sores,
Fever sores and 0anErene Sores, &c.
liberated Sore Legs permanently cured in few weeks
. in a few months.
Ny Ointment within the Of al classes the mort
expensive but dollars
eTsl thin a does half Of that.
Az al oed with Humors Sores respectfully invited 20
cal. Advice N al giaiiA
DONALD KENNEDY,
Proprietor Of kebDedy's Medical Discovery,
RoxbuTy, Mas.
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La w LNIELLIGEVCE.
sURRo0ATEs CoURT-Nov. a-Bsfore the Hon. A w.
BRADFORD
IHE PARISH WILL CASE.
amae &. Fisher csllad for nr,oonants and ey ar


THE PARISH WILL CASE.
James L. Fisher called FOR proponents an! examined
BY MI Evarts says: live AZ No l6i Stanton street; sm 81
years o. e my o1sness that Of sick sentemen's
kn.w Herr, Parish was called TO and attend him
the 22d Of July S{9 found him bed;
destood that bis disease was yary nearly -four
uesks stter came before be r his before he sat up
used general signs and sounds he made motions with his left
hand when be wanted the curtains or IN light be
would point the window If he shut or open
he might be- he pointed TO the door hhe wanted Mrs
Parish he pointed bed which stood the ron could
s by noddng his head aud saying Yez mo.
Yea" dissent By shaking HE head and saying Mott
sounded hke Nay" he suffered considerable pin in
his rsht aide before be sat up while In pain he would
say Oh dear, oh dear, dear, dear" three times; be
would then rub bis side with my hand; in about
Ave weeds he dawn stairs the second day Alter he went
down be went out rde October he aan confined
his for about weeks be wa. on the Be he was very
sck stairs again HE health WA vesy good
seeing him sitting IN h lib would take him to be
siek ger eaan he rode every day from O'Clock TIL
sometimes 81 be got aud down stairs win my asssaece
studied hi. motions and he him,et with tue utica on
one and the railing the Other omttmes he raced hs
sh himself sometimes be him raise nlthns was
the With his e leg that strong all the lett
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-BROOKL wv ITEMS.

TEE FULTON AVENUE RAILROAD RcUTE-Tne
Company have advertised for proposals for the extern
sion Of the Fulton Avenue Railroad from the present
terminus to the Hunterfy Road, distance Of nearly
two miles. This action lie in accordance with the petit
tions of umerous citizens of New-BrO0klyn, some
time since presented to the Common Council, and
acted upon by that body at the last meeting, whereby
they required TO extend the line by the ls of Janu
airy next.
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IAdNcIIs'IHtHIJ .
ruP COUNTRY. Gas APPARATUS,

.f, me Patent Of the Maryland Portable Gas Company
q WoopeoRrH Co offering for sale most com
oletr coe SIMPLE and efficient Gas MACHINE, adapted 10 oil
,.ncts 10 the private dwellings public and private
school. churches colleges factories foundes hotels water
spsoes &C., well as OF towns and villages Details wiz
applying by letter to the ofce Of
Company where Machine be seen IL OPERATION and
C. r. Wo)pwoRTH Co,
No. "a Wal st. New-York.
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DEDUCTION UNDER PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.-Yes-
erday afternoon young man ma ned Benjamin Cashow,
.sidiDg in South Fourth street. arrested by OFF,
ers ID. Jacobs and Tninkam, ant charging
i'm with seduction under promise of marriage. The
somplainantis German girl named Helena Arend.
Accused committed by Justice Clarry for examina
tior.
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CHARGE OF ILLEGAL VoTIsG.-Oficer Frazer Of
the Fourth District Police arrested John McCue on
the charge of illegal voting on last Election Day. He
II charged with having deposited one ballot in the
fifth Ward and one in the Eleventh Ward III was
brought before Justice Morehouse and committed in
ull to await the action of the Grand Jury
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Rchar1 Lewis, who was
arrested the charge OF being I'm pcsted in
the upon eDrsnt at Sheephead Bay in
August las brought before Judge Culver few DAYS since
released om custody $1,000 ball. two saeties OF
$500 each The Jaiee reviewing the evidence on the
preliminary examination concluded that he deeply
implicated ;he other two in custody for the oense
The will probably take place till next arch meantime
the outraged girlt are kept la jail.
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PRESENTS FOR THE HOIIDAYs.-There is not

IN so aeceptsble Er Holiday Present CO oeauiiiul
,pu D.EIRRroTyPg or AMBRoTYtE which should Dc Sc
outed as rsry possible al FkEDRicKss hseunoeA '
No. SIS h roadway opposite Metropolitan HUG"
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NEW-JERS.EY ITEMS.

MmIrARY.-The High wood Guard of Hobokeo,
Capt James Hatfield went out Yesterday afternoon on its
Fall parade They accompanied by shelton Band
In Uniform The Company after marching through the ptDc
Of Hobok.n the Canal street Ferry TO
kewYor marched through Canal street Broadway and
Barclay street to the ferry Returning TO Hoeoken they
marched Polocks Mansion House, where they dued at
oeoek Speeches made after dinner by Capt Hatfield
Lieut. Masee Lieut. Newkrk D. Ltte Ju Advocate of
Company and Others The Company made fine appear
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TEAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have -
hand .very variety Grocer Tea DeseTs and Pm
so6chons, Ooong and Youns Hyson from 20
0unPowdeT and Imperial from 25c 70 55cal othes
qualities equally low Also S boxes Of rood Family Tea f0
dollar Cali and eIsmine-No rs Chstham-st betvess
Peri ~ Roos.yelt-s
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BEEsWAX- In.IcAI yellow is quiet, but unchanged in
price; sales Of |, 900 n al Dc
COTToNIhe market has undersone no change anything
2 frequently obtained MIDI ing Upands out
re'rain altering of prices rle business very
moderate, about LEGO bales sold:
NEw-YoRE CLASSIFICATION
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R~ce;pr. Of Prodacc.-Nov.

Nv Nor,h Ruey Boa,s-l4o57 bb,. Flour, 757.s bushels
n,tat 2ceo do Corn l62j do. Oats 90 DO Bye, . pks'
Ashes, 90 30. Whi,ky = ! DO Beef 49,
n, ne Ere Rarod-2442 bbgs Flour. lis psgs Whisky
IA do. Provision, coo bass Wheat - Pkss Asnes
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TAdsrrussment
Com MFDkI.

OOID MEDAL FIANOs !-STEIN"hi u , $3.50
Nc 81 WALKER st. have been awarded the fst |
AZ the late Far Of the American Institute N
TIE Frst Premium Gold Medal 81 the late Far Of me
skng FivE FRsT PRzE MEDALS within the last is n'nn
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nINI.rUks ALsAsAC....r His DaY. =.
su.- Rises.. asa Noon-Setss o'fSa
ErGH vArES....rHIs DAY. - .
Spev pook s:lS Gov Island. 905m HelGste.... lef'
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lAdverfiscmentJ .
STATE AND NATIONAL LA" SthooL' fouSH

pur.ued Is far supero TO any other signed unsni noas ~
students Next term begins on FIRST JANUARY SEM LOT c
q liar to J. W FOWLER.
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lAdyeniscmeat


WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, AND BEAU
rIyuL ConrLExIoS be acquired by the BALM OF
THOUSAND FLowERs beware Of cOunterfeits. The i'm
Of the Balm has brought out hosts Of counter
fsits and impostors. Be each bottle Is signed
FErRIDcE Co., Franklin Square, N Y.
For sale by all Druggists
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ALLEGED PERJURY.--Yesterday, Officer Creighton
Of the Fourth District Police arrested Peter Dempsey
the charge Of perjury In qualifying before the Hon Nor
Is County Judge, that he amount of $780,
become bail for who had been arrested for
keeping dsordery house II Is denied hs. he s
thing He taken before Justice Smith and committed
await xamin alton on the charge.
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ulps.. Group, Mary H.n only daughter Of James ard
RhsrtbA Wilmor-, aged years.
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Advertisement.

LONDON CORDIAL GIN, now landing, ex Chris
tsDa ALSO invoices arrive for sale In
bond from store by r. T. MESSENGER Co. No.
IS fnlton stteet
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CHARGE OF RECEIVING Stolen GooDs.-Yesterday,
Officer Craft Of the Second District Police arrested Am Low
rey aud Mary McGAh Of Water charges of receiving
stolen goods from boys named Daniels and Ncknson Defend
Lowrey urged In that she had been informed
by the boys that they had found the goods IL appeared how
that they had been stolen from the store Of Patrick
Martin. Both held 70 await the seton of The
Grand Jury.
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Tnr JERsrY Cry ALNs.HousE. : The report

THE JERSEY CITY ALNs-HoUsE. The report OF
William Whitley Superintendent of the Poor in yer'ey City
Council for the months ending Oct ST. 1856,
states the of the Aims House Department dur
I'M that period 40 follows;
Disbursed 10 the out door poor........ 500 so
Expenses Of the Aims House. ...: eS f-SlSz
include the OF coal There were 10 per
sous IN the Aim the st OF May e There have
since been admitted 9s viz Adults. o. children, ~ found
unss and born in house Daring this time 81 adults
and children have been discharged have been bound on
adopted and have dedmakins atos OF 1903 There
NAMED Oet 81 60 The out during this period
disp. ns,d 20 adults and 10 children.
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Markets. CAFErrLLr REPORTED FOR The TkIsUss.


ASHES-Tbe market 10 firm with good inquiry; sales Of
Pots ~ 81 Ga+s, and sSd 90 ~ for Pearls.
STATEMENT OF ASHES N THE INSPECTION WAREHOUSE OF
Letter, PALMER CO., SoY q 1855. -,
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The CoURTs-Tbe City Court will adjourn to-day
for the term The December term will commence Monday
next.
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Passengers Arrived

.Iip SyenSiG from HarreMr. and Mrs H. Giosor CAPT
: C0tLru, 81. ESirIe, L. P. DAME.
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JERSEY CITY. - Es President hi.lard Fillmor
passed through Jersey City hts way NewYoIk at
O'clock on Friday morning The train which be
due at 10 O'Clock the night previous
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The business of the Clearing House was $23 0o0
There is a slightly increased activity in Money,
caused by the changing Of loans, one or two banks
having made some calls within day or two, while
Others are increasing their call line The inquiry for
frs-elass paper is in Of the supply at 81 az
cent.
The interest due December on the Potsdam and
Watertown Railroad Company bonds will be paid by
Henry Keep No. SO Wall street, under the National
Bank
The Peoria and Oquawka Railroad Comp my viii
pay Oh the LIST December the interest coupons Of the
Eastern Extension Bonds then due, presentation at
the Shoe and Leather Bank.
The earnings of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Rail
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-Joseph Seaman, arrested
few DAYS since charge of reb0ns the hoase Of Twins
Parmeee In South Ninth street, of quantity Of ewery,
yesterday committed by Justice Cly to await trial at The
Court Of Sessions.
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AsorHyR RECEIVER ARREsTED.-John Gri nm q
Junk dealer the north side who implicated in receiving
stolen goods from the young burglars was arrested late on
Thursday evening by Officer Jacobs He committed by
Justice ClaTry examination.
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Fir.t week Of November. .................sl5N0 SO
second week OF November. H4l9 %
Third week Of November ...'.....''....... fIfo 30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....."sA,sS Al
The esimate for the entire month was only $i5, OOO
The New.York and Erie Bank of Buffalo has re-
solved to increase its capital stock SO 600 the LIST of
Januar, next, and $4,000 on the let of July follow.
ipemakipg the capital $500 900. The Bank of Attica
also located at Buffalo has since the ls of July last,
increased its capital $50 600, making $50 600
The City Bank of Buffalo has determined 10 add
slCO COO to its capital on the lst of January next.
The holders of the first mortgage Buffalo, Corning
and New York Railroad bonds, have appointed com.
mtee TO devise means insure the completion of the
road ard otherwise to promote the interests of the road
and its first bcndhollers.
suit has been commenced for the foreclosure of the
first mortgage on this road.
Regular trains will commence running on Monday
next from Toledo to St. Louis via the Wajash Valley,
Great Western Illinois Central and Ttrre liaute aud
Alton Railroads.
The season for the sale of Dry Goods is now over
and business from first hands lacks activity the de-
mand being confined to small purchase, adapted to
the wants Of the local trade Stocks of goods, as
general thing, not large and the greater ease ia
the money market enables factors to hold % to their
goods without making any undue sacrifices. The con
tnued high for the material renders it almost
impossible replace goods at present rates and the
Indications now are that Spring goods must open at an
advance of 10 a20 cent, unless precluded BY SOME
Unforeseen agency. Prices for all kinds of staple Cot
tons ale firmly maintained. Brown Shee,ings and
Dnls Of Standard makes readily comm md ST.,
and other makes in the same proportion. The
transactions for al kinds, however, are confined
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8petial Notices.

Post.Onicc Notice.-The MAILS for EUROPE, vi
sOUrHAaf1Ok anu BREMEN, per y. 5 Steamer WASH
INOION, will close Of this Office SATURDAY the I'D
~ " November, at lot O'Clock q, IN. F.,
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Uplants. Flonda Mobile. NO. kTe
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10 supplying the wants OF the local uaae.
woolen goods, With few exceptions, are inactive as
usual at this season but the stock of goods on hand
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BAYLI ES-RAY-Ol Thu slLJ Nov r. by the Rev Thomas
hOu,e Taylor ID. - Edmund Lincoln b4yles Of Taunton,
Ntss Nathalie Elizabeth, daughter f Robert Ray OF th,
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Capt. B0rdon's Lecture.-DON FRANCISCO B0R-
DON of the h, xicRn Amy and recently arrived In this city
nom MEXICO wall Iect.re at Clinton dA Aston Place,
TUESDAY EVENING, De. e. Subject: Mexico and is
People. To at o'clock 1icaets ecnts-nay be
obaLed 1T A. kanys Map Store NJ 100 bosdway str;n
TOwnsends Museum Building and a the Bookstores
generally sso at the Mecane Lbry and McchAnics Inst
ste Gen. LA VEGA, ex- President OF Meaco, with Gen.
BLANCO and other Mex will be present.
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VI. At S. Petersburg which city he bad not visited FOR
many year-. On seeing him the Emperor exclaimed,
'Wksi gave events have passed :ines we las; saw
".aeb otlerr and then threw himself into his vsitTs
.rns HI. Majesty for some time showed mach emo
ton and spoke Of hi, fsthe HE CHILDHOOD aud Of the
Gamer times when he had known NJ. Seebaoh. In
,skng Of biz lstss r tear 6an aH~g u ne 5s
he obaerysd. But We have to speak Of more serious
matter. Ah you are not come hoping to weaken
"mer The Emperor thsn expressed himself with
great cleane.s upon the reasons which rendered ne
e,tabsbmeut Of peace desirable, but al-o upon hls
duties a. Sovereign Of Russia and the difficulties and
eIipencies of the situation. Ny nojLesse ssid ne,
are not prepared to bow the head do not deceive
myself upon the gravity Of the events IN the Cm1a,
Baltic but believe NE, whatever may be the situa-
ton and whatever may be likely to arse, it is much
"nore difficult for NE a. this moment 70 make peace
than to continue the war. encounter IN deciding
for war ten times less resistance among my Hos<se
- and NV people