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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03
Court CALTNpAR-THIs DA
MARRlR ID.

COOKE-HopKINs-A Cstshil, on "Wednesday Oct, - by
the Rey Weleh, j. Atwater Cooke and Louisa dsush'
ES n SsSS Monday Aug IS at Exc
ter Devonshre. England, BY the Rev. Edward Ball Mr.
Henry EyeripstOn 10 Matilda second daughter of Philip
RsissI on Wednesday Oct % Morny
N y by the Rev Henry Morton, John W. Green NJ d
4 SsIHse d Wsn o o : By SD s
J. Lyon Daniel 5. Hart TO Rachel daughter Of George
EMTS~HITi-on Thursday Oct 50 BY the Rev John
Knox Senior Pastor Of the Dutch Reformed ChuCh Of
La tsyete place aud Fourth street Mr. George W. Holmes
KiRBY~SNECKNER-On Thursday, Oct So by the Rev. Dr.
Met Charles Wright Kirby esq TO Lizzie daughter OF
LuKE-voX H6IIE0n Thursday, o., 50, by til. Rev NJ.
sohlmAn Mr. Christian Luke Of Perth Anboy ~ Miss Csths'
mILLWAEDI SMITH; syracuse, Mond.y' Oct q BY
ward, GEO. Of No MiliwaTa plsce y. y, Helen NJ.
r fsS sY o by the Rev
Or A.,hOT HsS Miller Annie Se,te, all o. this City
BaIehsd R. Morgan to Ms. sarah l. DSbb. daughter
Eau O III 41S S 50 by III. Rev.
Jane, s MsNsnon the Church Of saint J:h1 The Eyanse
Robert McLansbln ali Of this CITY '"N' VI . dA's''e'"
OGoRMAN-DoYLE-on saaIsy, Oct, n. by tn. Rev Mr.
he~i' Of Fourteenth street William oGorna Miss Emily
PETfY-BALL-on Thursday. Aug 81 by the Rev. Jane.
Gsq!s.w Pesy g MI. ElsSora ssH boih lily
Rev BfSt Evans Mr George W RoSsr.oP BY Me- -.
Amelia w si1llaS all ofthis city.
Church Broome street BY The Rev VIM AikmAn OF Nswss
Nj Chss r smith to Mis- ST. Jennie 0sly dsushtes If A.
m f@sR TSaTdv. Oct 81, by the Re, Dr.
Coi Georse schede esq, OF France 70 Miss Jane Aan
81. Tlulsday o. 80 by The Rev
Dr. Mls,i Aaron secey esq 70 Frances J.. daughter 4
VS. H1 ~ o. ! S evening o. q by
NJ. fS dia a a Tlcs Of BSoos i;a1' -" ~
WRIGHT -sHERMAN-At Worcester Msss., on Thlf.3sy.
o.; So by the Rev. H. A. Psr,ons. C.srk WTyt VI D. 4
Ncw.YorE City Harriet. "a e,eI 81 The !s,c Cb,as sl
GD, ,sq, @s-tsd, Cs2r.
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C0FFFF-Very H;tle has ransplred, prices are generally
steady Sales Of ~ BAGS RI At l0ql- tie -'eF pf'' O'
tfoI-R ND MEAIrhe demand for Western Canal Flour
ote live and tie fruncs IN the low grades OF extra no
ictd yesterday j. more apparent o-isy anu a. III We
finer; arrivals fair and the ka'icin INQUIRY Us
hear OF 10000 bbs last evening az piSes s IA
the sale. to-day are 10 eS. e 90 49,,
common t. good supeIhne State 50 Sed 2t eNIs "a
81 st IS for saPeTfnc Indiana ard PIPER LAKE go
for 70 fair extra 0Lio 'yq = - 10. .ni ~
So IS ~ ezra G,nesec Canadian Fogr is in small stock and
buoy with light ressips :se u o1 oO, form. sTi,e
Southern Flour is without important change ue =.
riys axe moderate sales Of 80 bb.s 81 ore 90 or
mixd 20 coed superne Baltimore &c and 81 6Sa 20 10 or
fvorte farcy and extra brands. Rye Flour is hmsr the
a, IS sea IS Corn Meal ia quiet saes ot Jersey
At - 50 and Brandywine at ga ~ Bueswhea Flour
FRITS-Rsi.ns are frncr; of 1000 pkss 81 ~ Is
for LAYER, IS Bunch Smaller packages proper
FISIThe market for all descriptions has been characterized
bv .ere iuluess. LaEsc Cod Fish are csTce and eonnAd
Georges - 81, 6s4-smal Fish western Bank can easily
be purchased At - ~ - Mach,re are 9eaSJ ~ 80,
ter request and command 500 80 So Sealed Herring are dull
at S5dSsc.. and No. at .ja1c. ~, -.
GRANITE arrivals Of heat are srse and VIII sreaet
rmnes: in reish prices are la o oTer ns Sbn
81 n. SOD bu hes White Illinois at s IS 5000 bushels
Mixed Indiana AZ co. 5000 bushels Prime White Indians At
- II aeo bushels Whit Csnsdian q 900 bs.b Cb.so
Spring at ~ Sc; 1880 bushels Milwaukee Club at 81 429
ST. a. 27oo bushe. Red Ohio at $ o. ana 10y ousns nSa
n-s I'll 500 81 - Ryes hrm and IN far iea.ha s"es
of m bushels al SIC. in good request at dio;c or
state and Bd47c Western. Corn better nut not sce
the extreme prices asked check business Tor export o
500 bushels AZ for unsound in store and 'j9'4c ot
We.,ern mixed other kinds nominal Barley hr sales
OF Leo bushels Common ~ 81 q. = -
HIDFS-A iar inquiry prevails and prices show firm mar
the sales 1900 Aneostura 81 NC, mos anu ~
Sailed Charleston at 9c, RIOS We take from ha' '"oai
sT.IEMrsT IF he rrort, ocga ard eod,tc,el into NeD
lo,k aad HeiShboy"9 ports tu''"s me '' 'e" ''""'"
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10 resuou, to the call for new margins. " hen 'hs
roce.e has gone on long enough TO retue -U"ch7
in strong hGnds, there viii come CHECK 10 TUG
decline. ard another upward movement com
m,uced accelerated by the purchases OF the oea'7
to cover ther ;hOTs an the street vi then rush Ia 70
huy "a abxiously a. they now come ID TO sell. n
gradual conce ntra,ion of stocks il strong hands Wa"
of course be governed in great degree by the co17e
Of the money market end DO recovery such az we nave
srokn of can b. anticipated until confidence IN he lu'
tme of the money make more firmly esiaollshed .;
the cessation OF the spee drain, or By favorable az
vice. from abroad in regard TO financial aha"s -
Epglar,l and France. Ere .oM 20 day rs 10" ~ -,
but closed At 30. Reading declined TO - Ia" VI
j. pee cent. Tho failure Of large stock mouse -
PHILADELPHIA had en- unfavorhble effect upon 'hi,
stock The differences q tbs house are relU'''
To De $40 Geo Ceuiral does net FOL of a. nluci a. '
otrer fauces but .old as low ascl.. Panama ue''n,I
toSs Cumberland Coal continues very steahy a' -
Western -hares with the exception OF ll'n'i- 'e'V
are very heavy. Michigan Southern declined = =
cent. selling at S0l. Michigan Central tell on % ~
Cleveland snd Toledo to 64, closing at NJ |'dcas'
and Rock Island TO So Pittsburgh TO So La C'osse f.
20. Cleveland Columbus and Crcnnau 10 W. ~c'
| There was lair business done in limos Central
| Bonds. which show decline Of g ceii'- |HSnha-
sold at a which is lower; GeOr.as at -. Ah''hei
,rfinr sale Of Mssours WAS made for effect a. 81,
| seller l.! months
Tb-.pe was but little doing to-day IN Exchange ana
rates have a downward tendency. The supply OF bls L.
considers bic and increasing, and the impression ID Tx
change circles is that ra,es viii be still lower next
week Sterling 8! q = cent, the higher rate beng
nominal Francs are ~, jlS4 and dull.
Rates tend upward, especially for London freish's'
To Liverpool the engagements are 5000 bush tram
at 3d. sd 5000 bbs. Flour at D. 200 bales Cotton
at ,-32d To London s, 0OO bbs Flour at b.; Ashes
at 4J; Grain at Id; 5000 bbs. Crude Turpen'Ine az
at Be. ID. To Glasgow, Flour at Is. Cd; Gram at
| lid. a I'D: and Cheese at 3js.
The Bowery Bank has declared a semi-annual d''l-
dend ofi = cent, payable on the 10Th inst
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
| 80, J9I ,0C0.
The Imports Of the week other than Dry Goods are
Al $50 AZ against 81 go? 936 last year. The aggre-
| gate is: ~
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IOic and 30 bo1e. Ha,an. a, ioqis also. 500 h.,

Oie, and 30 boxes Hs'an. icani; also 500 be-, ".
Mills AZ 81
SkINSThs stock VI Goa, and Deer very usol.r.,.
prices remain hrm have only 20 note Cb..,
Deer 81 sc. cssh. '
.sPERMActTI-we note ''le' Of l'ooo u.s. at. pro. =,
did rot learn.
SFFOS- Linseed is held higher; n. ,dvine~ in Cs.., l.
stimulated the market; sales Of $500 bars Boston ., %
on ruvafe terms but understood % BE- tivAnce
SALT-Tbe makst - vel supplied sac. Of so -,
Turks lizard At about sc.
WHISKY-The market IL liver and s quiet; sales Of q.
bbls. Ohio and Prison AZ 52a 32.c
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there will be q scarcity and, OF o., Iou' er<ce.
.idsr H but prudence on the part OF 1h. can
snnrly themselves at once. The .rsasa increase Of
coal consumption was estimaiei ,s iSJ6 at 565, go
tuns Ius,esd Of increase 20 ~ IBIS season We are
behind lat years tunnage.
The deposits at the Philadelphia Min, in October
were 1921 $50; Coinage, 1891
Denominations of Coins on hand at the Mint Of the
United States at PHILADELPHIA, at the close Ofth bus-
moss fnr the day. Oct. 81, ls56.
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Arrived.

L. g. ~ steamship Knoxville Ludlow, So hours from stVsn-
nah rndse. and pass. 20 g. l.. MitcbIl . N, ~
Ship Indians Coffin, New Orleans Oct mdse, 20 W. IL
Frost. Goth nj saw chip sias Holmes steering y by W.
Ship memphis Davis New. Orleans 10 days mdse To VIM
Nelson 4 Son - 49,,
slip Oph Byrne New Orleans and the Bar 9Th ut mdse
10 Robson 4 tOsdick. -
Brz Henrietta (of Pbadsphs Dudley, sAgaa sGrAnde 70
dsy, sugar. &c, 10 T. '. King Co.
S.hr ST. phen W. Townsend Lambert Rio Haehe p days
with hides &c, 70 master
schr julia NJ Halock Tbomss st. Marks 10 days cotton TO
J. " Elwel
sehr. T. c. FelteI uated Arnold, Charleston y hours
cotton 10 Scranton TsllmsD.
sshr Manchester Chichester, Richmond
Propeller Westenpoint Berry Portland 81 hours mdse to
J. Riley.
Prouel Novelty Bell, Philadelphia
Propeller Decatur, Gcer. Norwich
Propeller Pelican Aldrch, Providence.
Propeller Sophia Green, Philadelphia.
sAILED-s,esp.hips- Borussia (Haml H,meets, Lyon.
J.me.tovn Norfolk &C.; ship John syfe Gla,sow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

Wuh larl;e transactions in Enc, Rralns, Central,
Michigan southern and Toledo the Stock market
shows today another decline most mafkei in aiding,
Toledo and Michigan Southern. The movement NJ the
market during tn week Las been such a, t. u>o -
margins and force s;ock> ont for sal. and e:lb.'
TAI of cent more. prodJ,ng tlis real III rr' at'r
~!es' degree &c w'el Iet'. ,p1 .h.rs, IS: Lr99.e
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.Ne.> York YaTA" -BrookIva Ysy9s--
Lam Thomp- Par Bar

TorAL OLD AID NEW BEEF-City Mess 3; last month,
%; this dat. last veal City Prime, 2 last mouth 30 last
year TO- RepscEed nes 1851 last month 1895 last year
lsi Repacked CHICAGO Mess liza last month. 2+o Last
year ia Railroad Beef 7G7 lS month, lls5 last year
Refuse Aess 4j last month, 1856 last year $50. Refuse
Prime So last month 81 last year 0ther Refuse Ss7 sst
month 4Ie last year IL Tteree. Pe Mess e5 last month.
s3 las, year. h6. Country Mess $50: lt month $40;
last year. 51 Country Prime l72 last month 2; last year
uniI spectsd 49, e month l7s laat year 2l5L rsssh
e,0e+; last month. 1859; last year. 36s2
RlCE-Nery title is doing the market shows tendency 10
decline; sales Of Is tcs atf. d5c.
SUGARS very firm with less Offering a. pesen,
currency Reners and Eocers purchase fairly Sales Of 800
bids mostly Cuba, lee " hE4s New Orleans g. Zoe
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Total.IG9 3A5 La l,i87 LII

foT.L OLD AND NV PoRK-CieAr. o; last month 90;
this DIT last year Mss, 1875 lsst month 1882 asst
year Thin Mess ss Lass month S5i last ysf 6o7.
Prtne Mess u last month 40 last year, 49, Flank S.
las month last yesI 100 Prime T3; last month. 237;
s.t wear Az Rumps So; lsst month, $40 last yeE,
Ref.se Mess sfs last month ~ las, year S252 Refuse
Price 7si; .as month, 20 last year 80 other Reta.e
7O5 .as month 1908; last year, lsA Unnspected 81
las. month 20 lac, year 5l Totals s,s6 ias; month.
II S0i las. yesr, q .552
-Se,> York Yarts- z-B,oohvs Ys,S'--
Lam Thoup- Par Bar
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.NEWJE'R,SEY ITEMS.

RspuBncAN MEEIISG Al USIoN EILL.-A meet
sg OF supporters of the Republican ticket was held at
Union Hill on Friday night. Denrng Duer presided.
Effective speeches were made by s. +. NoyeS ana
Robert Glchrst, IT,, of Jersey City, AMI Dodd esq,
of Newar. candidate for Congress in the WITH District
of New-Jersey; also by Mr.. Wehie OF Hoboken and
other German speakers. There was torch-hglt pro-
eession before the meeting. There was large at
tendance and much enthusiasm was manifested by
the audience
There was at the same time meeting of the De-
nocracy on the opposite Of the street at which
the attendance only about third az large as at
the Republican meeting
The Hudson County Republicans on Monday night
last tue evening previous to the attempt al fusion at
Trenton) unanimously resolved that they deemed 1t in
expedient 10 form a fusion ticket with the Fillmore
party upon any basis whatever.
Fifty members of the American party in Orange and
twenty four members of the Council nj Beevie have
GENE out for Fremont They deem the election OF
FILLMORE hopeless and the defeat of Buchanan of I'M
perative necessity.
There will be grand tcrchisht procession at New
ark this evening.
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The proportion of the gross earnings required for ex'
penses has been reduced from TO T. cent to i6 e cent.
Out Of the net earnings, after paying all interest, the
Board have declared dividend of 81 b cent, leaving
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SNTtRDAY. NOV. T.
AsuFS Tie market is lower aid unsettled; the inquiry
b, ST.. Of ~ bbs a. 81 ~ for Pots and s od = % IT
Pe4rs. - -, a.. 80. 90 Ia, A..
,,i,L ", repeat our nominal prices as follows;
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We have no positive Information of the amount of
Anthracite coal cent 10 market over the Sew-York
Improvements, but the impression t. the supply at
mark from all is short of what 1t was at this
tine las. wear By the report of the works connecting
with tdewater on the Delaware the loss, compared
with last yesr Is over s. coo tuns.
Thi. may be made Up, or nearly so, If the season
should hold open a week or ten days later than last
wear. Bu- should We have severe winter Limiting
he supply by .slrosd, We cannot bgt believe ,ha:
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Arrived. go. SUNDAY, Nov. ,.


ISM steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond, with mds-. 20 Ludlam flsasansi
I'd inst 10 M Of Indian River exchanged signals with
stean ship jamestown. hence for Norfolk -
U. NJ. steamship Csbswbs. Bullock from NewOriesns
via HsvaDa and pss Livingston, Crochsron Co.
Ship Sardinia Huston Sunderland ~ days with coal Ia New
York Gas Company; vessel 20 s. Thompsons Nephew Oct
lat 81 10 long 81 % In gale from northwest shipped sea
which stove bulwsr started houses deck carried away
bukns and did other damage had heavy westerly giles ine
entire psssaze - n.,,.
Barb Roebaek Chae Rio Jsneiro Sept 81 coffee 70 RynosA
4 Cushman the Highlands IN % fAthoms ws'es o.
Thurs1ay night last Oct. Is lst. t6 long ~ q sp o.l
M.y Queen Johnson from Rio Jsnsiro for Baltimore vi, 81
% 81 long. 6S a. spoke bark ARIEL Curden from Ds
for New YORK a days ont sailed IN company win sup
Bark Carolina Ewood Charleston days, with eo'toh' 70
Dunham Dinlon. -. A.. 70
Wal eTnsn & Diinon. 80 , L.. .t,r,e,
sclT 8 phe Collins, Doe Plymouth " c. 8 days 'ne'
20 Benton Bros -,
schr. G. V Scott franklin, Baltimore
sthr Norfolk Packet, Bedell, Georgetown.
sohr W 2. Cox, Howe Phladslpbia
schr NJ Mercy Taylor PhIsdslpnia-
schr seebrng, West, Plymouth, " L ~,
i pIcSen n. hampton propelers osceoa
(Iart Providence: UneAs Bates, Hartford
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The Tickets being ns. s's any Change therein and Sii
G@s ' e into ~. :sHs band; ss ss
that OF the Democfa''' u JOIN c. SMITH.
nav -cseray prefer:
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SUPERIOR COURT-GEsERAL TERM-NOv. 1-Beore
Juds.s OAKLEY DUER, HOFFMAN. SLossoS and WOODRUFF

SUPERIOR COURT-GEkERAL TERM-NOv. 1-Before
Judf.s OAKLEY DUER, HOFFMAN 81 LESSON and WOODRUFF
DECISIONS.
The Park Bank agt. Robert Davis
Order at Special Term affirmed.
Mara Gibbons agt. Aaron p Kenyon.
judgment affirmed with costs.
Lsfarge Fire Insurance Co. agt Alex. Mckenzie.
Judgment affirmed.
Esther Payne agt. Joseph S. Ridgway impfd, &c.
Judgment affirmed.
Peter Neefus agt. CsthaIine l. VsrIick.
judgment affirmed.
Cbas. Graham sst. Fred'k w. CammsnD.
Order Of Judge below affirmed.
John Morrison agi. Isaac II. Smith.
Judgment affirmed.
Thos Signing agt John Marsden.
Complaint dismissed.
Rowland s. Mallory sgt Reuben X. Wood
To be RENTED TO Special Term.
SPECIAL TERM-Sov. l-BetoEe Judge BoswoRrH
DECISIONS.
Brsndreth RandelL
Special order granted.
Jennings sgt. Asten.
Motion denied.
Beach sgt. Doran.
Special Judgment for plaintiff TO be settled on two
dave notice by either party TO the other
Haugh.y sgt Townsend
Motion granted and the order 10 be entered as
settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

ryr Polls N BRooKLYS.-The Common Council
have do.cna,ed the following pisces for holding the
polls IN Brooklyn: NJ, v.,... .,..,, .o,,e, oe 70.
hh street second DstEctNt 63 Ats tic street, near
Hcks v.n.,,, ,r,,.,,., o,s d., from
rcn second S,aoniouse, JJ street. cesa'f oi
York r.... -. .,,,o, of II.-rv and
s,brry sieeas Second Ct No. rs Atlantic tree
WlRD-Trst D.srict-sGnSf street, mes
s-cona ha' na. near Adams street.
frrH WARD. First Dss-ict-Goid ',rer, corner o. III
Secoud D.,tnct-i s.crt, near u d. lA''u D'''''
W,epFits; ps..ict N. los Atlantic street aot
Willow second District Hicks st51e near Deff""'
Swarm WlAD-FTs Dl,;rict-MyI'le aver i'' n'sI -
hsn-i-eot. se.oDd Ds,Iic,-Clas'1n avenue eoi"e' u
F,ts,u W ,apThSrd avenue q Nnetssn1h .'iS,'
NrvrH ~NB.-ftst Dsuct-Nosrsnd het - a. a ,,cI
T,8 s,pi+DW ais or,h street, coner Of Myrtle avenue
TFNrH WARD - Ist Di'rct NO ,,s i.i,; s,eet uear
~, -, Tl;rd D.uic-C>yur Butter street -,
ELEVENTH W4tD-fnn n H. Myr,'e ave
- Ttrd Dstrict-Corner Of Oxford steeet aud fuitln
ashu.; v,,n-Firsr Dsrct-Hamitsn avenue nearVan
M, s,r.e 5. cond Distuct-H Hamilton avenue corner Of
III 1o W.Rp-Firs, Di.trict-No. 50 South Seventh
GA, No 5 Fnh. near Soul Fourth street.
WHRp-F..t DistIict-No. ~ North Fourth
ST,b TbiId he,ween Third and Fourth streets
F,TggyrH WARD First Dis First street, corner
Tenth street seconl Dsiric-Grabsm avenue corner Ain'
"s,xry,>ru W.Rp-First Dsrir,-No. 287 South Fourth
street near Tenth street. Second Dstrict-Neere nea
Bwn street Third Decentralization avenue corner Mchio
sivrSTrExrH WARD-No Gfeenpoin, avenue, near TN
Ferry - oh;,, C.s
NfSErrrN1n WARD Bedford, near Division avenue.
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nv Telegr0ph.

BOSTON-AIr. Nov. ?, stip' Frank Johnson &C.,
Wbsmpos.
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EMITTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov. l.
Before Joseph BRIDGHAN

Before Joseph
Julia Paul, charged with OBTAINING letter adj
dressed 10 her law Ernest Paul discharged
examination Ernest the sole witness aud thai be
complaint without having asked Julia for the letter,
which the office and keeping for him.
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
SUPERIOR CoURT Trial Term.-Nos. 245 50e
s9 55 SIS $50 557. a58 $50 Sol 62 SS S4 566 5S7
57 572 SIS SIS 56 ST. SIS 57s $50 500 SOL 81 22
49, al. -
SUPREME CoURr CIRcUr.-l217, 5l2, S}S, 5O7, !,
!? $50 8, TO- II, H. Is, H. Is 10, III Is, ls, ~ 81
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LAW LVZE'LLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-0cT. 3l.-BcSre
Judge HOFFMAk.
Mr.. MOREOS AGAIN DOWN on THE IRISH AMERICAN.
Meesrs. Lynch Cole, propretors of The Irish
American yesterday the instance Of MI Nc
Keon United States District Attorney and he'd TO bail in the
sun $4,000 each The action of libel In which the order
Wss made Of the article with reference 10 Mr. Nc
Keon agency defeating Fernando Wood which crmi
maj charge has already been preferred before Justice Connolly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

c,rx uoR1ALTY.-The Health Omcer
1,nowioe account Of mortality in this CITY
rPH'' - X ending Nov. 21.-Males, %; femates
oo'"s ,nl. 20; minors, %. Total, ~. Principal
p.ease.-naammation of lungs .; H1r'' s%,;. o.
congestion brain, hydrocephalus' ! e'Gn; ceoiH'y'
90, hc,r disease, typhous fever, tce,hiug, each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03
The following is comparative statement of the value
of certain exports from the commencement Of the year
Ia Oct 30:

Totsl.....s2iS7l,6S S7,li0,ti tli,SS-o'l f.bitosS
Ne; increase to Oct; g. sl2SS sS
The exports of Specie from this port for the week
ending ths day, and for the year 1856 thus far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-03

IIe lhoTts lIu NJ su' P'' = &, - ~. nunth
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SILVER.
Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRrEproR Tax TRIBusE.

Total amour, OF balance on h.nd....sAs2 'l' :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03

September, -, 1886 the following articles II the
prices there'o AIMED, [hefe Insert the lia scoor-
ding 70 the class or classes proposed for delivers
BILE in the city OF Boston, New York Philsdel-
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, 90. Louis,
Detroit or Chicago as the case may be, Tor be
fore the st day q April next, or at such time or
times during the year 1897 as may be ordeyed by
the Ccmmissioner OF Indian Affairs; and for
vel will also furnish, at the same prfoes, such
additional quantities Of the same kinds and quail
ties of goods, aud at the lowest market prices,
such other articles Of the same class, but Of dif
ferent description, may be required for the
service Of the Indian Department during tie year
porpcsal be accepted for, there insert the number
Of the class or GLASSES proposed for, Tor vel
VIII, within ten days thereafter. execute con
tract accordingly, and give security satisfactory
to the Commissioner Of Indian Ahais, for the
nitaful performance OF the s1me.n
bach proposal must also be accompanied by
guarantee, In the following form, to be signed by
cy must be certified by United States judge or
distrit attorney:
We hereby guaranty that the above b'dder,
Tor bidders, IL a contract shall be awarded 90
him, for them, according TO his Tor theirJ fore
geing bid or proposal, win execute crontract nd
give security fer the performance thereof, as prr
scr!bed In the Advertisement for proposals for In
agree TO pay any and all damages ox losses which
the United States or the Indians may su1er by
re.son OF fsilure 20 do on the part Of the said
bidder" Tor bidders.
No proposal will te considered that does not
strictly conform 70 the terms and directions OF
this advertisement; and bidders are particularly
requested to examine the samples before making
GEO w. MANYPENNY,
re q d3l& 3tawtOct2i Commissioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03
NEW FALL GOODS


TOHN II. SHOOT, NO. 1I9 SOUTH SIDE
y Of Bridge street, Georgetown, ID c., has re-
ceiTed his First Instalment OF FALL GOODS,
suited to the early demand, viz;
30 pieces Fall Style Muslin de Laines, 25 cts.
100 do English Prints, al ~ i cts.
& do Black Silks, best makes
$50 do Shifting Cottons, comprising Of all the
mcsa approved makes
81 pieces Bro and Bid Sneeting Cotton
20 do Irish Linens, good and cheap
80 dozen Damask Napkins, from 81 90 to 43 90
Table Cloths, and Table Damasks
Birds Eye, Huckaback, and Board Toweiliny
Allendale and Marseiles Spreads
English Fur'd Chintzes from TX to Iex cts
Bright Colors (all woody Muslin &c LANES
Black Alapacas and Muslin de LANES
50 pieces White, Red, and Yellow Flanneis
Cassimeres, Slack French Does kins and Sattinelts
fweeds, Checked and Plain Jeans
Checked Muslins, Cambrics and Nainsooks
White and colored Canton Flannels
Hem-stiched, Emb'd and Plain Linen Cambrlc
Handkerchiefs
Gents heavy Ribbed and Pl ain half Hose
Ladies' and childrens Cotton Hose OF all kinds
Gents Merino and Cotton Shirts
Ladies Herino and silk Vests, &c DC
To which large additions will be made soon
from the large Auction and Importing Houses OF
Philadelphia and New York. Customers are in.
vited to call early.
Sc 11-tr JOHN H. SMOOT