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POLITICAL ITEMS.

SCnCYLtE Co.-Gov. SEWARD addressed a large
mass meeting at Havana on tie 3lst ult. The Rev.
DR.. Henry of the Episcopal Ch11ch, Geneva. y. Y,
al made few thrilling remarks.
YATES Co.-Judge CULVER addressed mass meet
ing at Dundee in this county Friday afternoon aud
another at Penn ! an in the evening Little faes lie
claiming the banner and her boys are paotiog to
"sai in
CHEMUNG Co.-Mcs.rs. GROyFR, Culver and SMITH
addressed an immense throng AZ Hor-eheads on Sidr
dqv afternoon and another a. Elmira in the evening.
Tie procession at Households gave the Buchanan men
the Llues Hathaway is moving heaven and earth for
Congress but j. NJ PARKER, the present faithful mem
Der will whip him in each county.
FIFTEENTH WARD.--A ttck to injure Mr. +. C.
Benedict, the Republican candidate for Commissioner
of Common Schools, came 10 light yesterday. A cir
cuar has been sent out having on it the American
ticket and bogus Republican ticket bearing the
name Of John 7. Adams i'll place Of Mr.. Benedic.
The citizens of the Fifteenth Ward and in fact Of the
whole city, deeply interested in having Mr.. Beue-
diet in the Board of Education. No other man is 20
well fitted for the place, either by capacity or expe-
ricnce.
How THEY CHEAT.-Last night man called to get
some City Judge tickets in the Sixth Ward, and while
picking them out, managed to secrete in the box
handful q Pnncy tickets. Look out for your ticket
boyos
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COfFEE-Our market remains steady with but small
business doing the only sales Of Importance as bags Rio at
FLOUR AND MEAL-There Isles doing In Western Canal
Flour ard with fair arrivals prices Of the low grades Of State are
Sc lower Extra brands without important change aud ia
SO 5ss Is for peoS mo- 10 pood sdperne sate g 7S 81
al eIs7 co g. 20 -, % vi ", 1,t - sa .s %
for fair to choice extra Ohio 40 7OQ 80 for st L2as brands
aAu % 20 % iS eAllA "shesee. IT, 90 eoH
Sc IS for pctfHc and s597 IS for extra brands southern
the demand lair .a' leo bb at & -5aY7 80 for mixed
70 good lands Baltimore Ae1Andria a. and e'gS - III
80 bb at IS ga IS fI fine and sperine Corn Mea
SHADE easier ale. Of 600 bb at Is q r Jersey and - g7
a 9 4for Brapdsvine and puncheoIs sl7a 81 21
FIsH-The masket for Dry COD aud Mac6erel continues
terms. but supposed 70 BE- over - 50.
GRAIN1lc market is Ia c easier for Wheat, tae supply
trr demand good the abatement Tor export with
i sS stf . hi go cab a. so - e 80 boh
: Co. 5000 bush ctoee white do. At H. 5000 bush mixed
Wcor.in Winter at I'll 81 5000 bush mixed 49, aud
80 tu.h Lite Illinois a i67 Rye Is without Ahfeae
ere lot plenty AID in demand sass for State and
~ &C. Western Corn opened frnsr with small e. At
hush at C FOX Western mixed and SIC. southern yellow
LaIIey.aes Of 900 bush good four.rowed At u o.
GUNNY-BAGS-At Boston sales have been made OF ?"
GUYSY- 10Th /: que; her. AtB9.qe ..es were made
HiDES-HcldeTs disposed 20 yield consequently
Rio ache and 5000 avanis arrived day .se. Of 30 City
ehter lie -s,h The stock Of all kind. shout 5000
quenoe OF nceent weather The sales 50 bae lie for
choice. We quote the range at sal
HAY-A fair demand for shipping and prices are steady
ssle, Il Gee bales 6967ce. The stock moderate.
LEATHERThe upward tendency appears 70 BE- arrested Tor
tie these rSes ntmdate buyers The stock
Socumuarg, but every side will be wanted during the
Winter Oak Sole is not 50 PLENTY Heuoes aud very fu
prices ar still realized.
LIME-Rocksnd quiet and nominal s5c. for common
and COT 81 ~ for Lump.
MoLAsSEs-Prices well supported particularly Porto
Rico sales Of 80 hhds If this description al Sc other kinds
equally scarce.
NAVAL sTORES-The market psrtakes Of general quiet
ude approach Of the Presidential election inactivity
reisns predominant. Spirits Turpenine held with
rmness but is moderately dealt in only sales
bis Ne which pric. the market firm
Some small lots have been cold from wharf t but they
criterion Of The market $50 bbs sold At ~ afc oet
only be obtained for nall parcels The recep
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MARRIE ID.
ARIAND-pR AZ

ARLAND-PRAY-In Brooklyn Thursday Oct. 81, by the
Rev Dr. Bethune, Rob- L. ATland OF Geneva. Switzerland
Josephine A. Pray daughter Of the late Joseph Pray esq
Of this city.
BBY-GOUVERNEUR-On Monday evening. Oct. p, A.
NeedwOod Frederick County, Md, the residence OF her
father Samuel l.. GoUveneuT, by the Rev MI Marblry
J. Morrow Bbby Of this city, 70 Elizabeth X HeskeA Of
Washington ID. c.
DORSEY9ROSE-At Aliens Hill Ontario County, N. on
Thursday So by the Rev Edward Lvermore Frederick
Dorsey IT, NJ D. Of Hagers.own, Nd. 10 Jeanne only dsugh
ter OF the Hon. Robert L. Rose.
FLLIOTT-R OBERT-At Elizabeth, " j.. on Tuesday Oct
g. by RI Rev Stephen Elio.t D. D. Bishop OF Georgia
Stephen Elliott r of Savannah and Mary C. Robert OF the
former place.
-MYERS-On Thursday evening 30, BY the Rev
E. r. HiscoN Mr. James Firth to Miss Catharine A. Myers
b. tn of this city
GROTE-OARDNER-l Jersey City, o Friday Oct 81. BY
the Rev L. H. Bowden. Nh Charles c. Grote D. Miss Vas
tainna Gardner of Jersey City.
LOWTHER-CORNELL-On TAursdsy, Oct 80 a. ST. Vim
de Paul Church, by the Rev. Mr.. lie Fond Nh Inont
Lovytb,r 10 Miss annie Cornell
MALONEY-DU BOIS-At Key Nest. on Wednesday Oct g.
BY Honor the Mayor r. j. Fontane, Mr.. Walter C. Ma
loncy of hey West TO Miss Maria :. Dubois the fourth
daughter of Nh James Dubois, Of No 81 PTA avenue
Brooklyn.
MIDMER-CANANAN-O Thursday oct. 80. a the resi-
dence brides mother by the Rev. Dr. Lewis, MI Reu
ben MidmeT Miss Sarah Canavan, all of Brooklyn.
Thursday Oct 23 by Rev Mr.. Pendleton, Dr. George w
Morris South Carolina, to Alice NJ daughter of Gen Ed
ward Watts.
PARKER-WRIGHT-A ST. ANS Church, in this city, or
sunday Nov. 2 by the Rev. Thos. Gslandet Mr. Charles
Parker Of W,, Rupert, VI, 10 Miss Ellen r. Wright OF
Kcene, y. II.
New England papers please copy.
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THE MARKETS.

iIyERPooL COTTON MtRKET.-The sales OF Cottoi
Saturday the len u amounted $1,000 bales, includn
5000 speculation On the following day Sunday the Can
arrived and her created very active speculative
demand and caused advance of 3l6d. on all Qualities
$1,000 bales of which Spectators
TOOK 10000 On Tuesday the business amounted 70 ID 90 ba
including 600 speculation thus making the business oil the
CO. 90 bales Including 81 900 on speculation
MANCHESTER MARKEr-A small business was doing,
but prices firmly maintained.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-ln WHEAT, "A
slight mproyement noticeable the finer qualities, but
had dropping tendency, aud the inferior
qualities are called I'd aid y bush lower; Red, az q
White, 10 dlO'2 ..
Flour generally unchan scd although in decline
If is reported The market closed quiet At 81 dd5'
for Baltimore Phi adepha and IS 01 for Ohio CoHN
steady IS ass for white and 81 sass for yellow aud
mixed.
LNERPoOL Provision MARKrT-PoRK and LARD
very dull BACON steady previous rates T,LLow \
e.. had advanced l..
LONDON MONEY MARKET.--CONsOLS had advanced,
closing on Tuesday 9 Q92 for money and s3G9! for ac
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Markets.. Reported BIZ Telegraph.

.,,,xv Observation-Disclosures " 30 900 bush WHIT
Csrsdsn At 66 OAIs-sales 10000 bush at a.. CosN-
72c r Western mixed in stores sales 5000 bush BARLEY
4 asa 81 Is for four. rowed; sales, n, 900 bush.
BUFFALO Nov ST p m.-FLOUR steady for better grades
sales Of bbls SEA SO 81 or common 70 sooi iows.st
Ohio aud 6 IS CHOICE WHEAT steady saes 81 Hs
hush Chicago sprns at 81 49, 81 Al for white Wisconsin,
frmt sales Of 20 OO0 bush 56d57c OATS finer sales
4OOO lush. AZ S8c WHIsKY dull az SOC CANAL tRsiGHt
10 New-York l6ic for Corn and pic. for Wheat REcfPf
10 ili bbs Flour IS $50 bush Wheat S 6i bush Corn ca
Nal EXPORTS 9iO55 bush. Wheat, 80 III bush Corp AZ
I5.G5 bush. Oats The weather is rainy =
OswEGo. Nov. 3, p. m.-WHEAT Is unclaimed aes oM
bush II II for white Michigan ahoat NJ for small paIfci
Milwaukee Club FREIGHrs to New York Wheat lie, Con
6c. IMPORTS: 1886 bbls. Flour $4,000 bush Wheat ~
bush EXPORTS ~ Canal $500 bbls Flour 72 esA
Whesi, and 81, 30 bush. Corn. ,
CHARLESTON. Nov e.-CoTroS-The sales to-day add ~
2 100 bales az full pisces.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. 3, ISjs.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday OF last week to
hand They contain full details Of Mcxican t.
the I'd ult. The intelligence is not of much general
interest but indicates the continued growth of discon
tent against the present Government. Numerous vic.
tories Of the Government Troops over the Revolution
iss are reported in different sections OF the country
Comm ssioners from Vidaurr are said TO be on the
way TO the Capital TO settle the difficulties Minister
Fo;syth had arrived in the City of Mexico. Serious
revolutionary movements werc in progress at Querelaro
The second officer of the War Steamer Dea nacrot,
after gaining over the crew 10 his interest had ran
away with her and large quantity OF money ana
goods TheWar Steamer Guerrero was sent in pursuit.
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PHILADELPHIA Markets. Nov. 3.

CoTToN Inactive FIOUR quet but hodeFs M n h'ft 5'
little rqury for export and the only Transaction, reported a.
900 btls w b. Thomas ~ y bbLi w Dds. bfc~i
Sire, Mills At the squire; 300 bbls extra a. ~ ~ and
100 bbls fancy At 80 S7l shipping brands are bed
az s7 there is steady inquiry for home consumption wfon
III raj e. Of the same quotations. The market is nearly pared
RYE FLOUR and Il is wanted at 81 Com MEAL STEADY
s33li y bbl ~ -, 49,, Ill, =, ,.,
GR.S-There rather Wheat Offering, aud only M
demand bu, prices without change sales OF su's
n,ins southern Red A. y bush ahoat add 5000 bush
mine White Al : 6jd 81 81 and choice AZ TO- LOO nus
new R,e brought SOC Corn in good demand ana L. uss
eco I',sb White shoat sold 10000 bush felos
soat at the same price and 500 bush do Ia store e
in limited request AZ foc = on'h' i'|' 0' '"'
sold Al this figure. 1900, v,,,,.,, IN
hhds ouoted Al S5c and bbls. at Jodbc.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........N,
Cleared.

ste.Irship-Phlsdspha MCGOWAN. Haysns ~ o. Reeh,
Ch.s- White. Mobile, Post Smith Co. Hero, Stafford
Chslesoo Geo. Bukley n Hansu, Nickerson New'ohe'n
Robson Fosdick.
Bsrks-John Howe, Moore Gloucester Eng, H. d. Bnos'
man Co. Maria Morton, BuIsey Savannah, sersaon
Tallman West Wind Saunders st. Marks Br0de Peina
Brig, Mediator (Brl Durkee Halifax, g. " Bultlsy WI
Dugan, Thomas Portsu hnce, vose, lexington Co
Mott Co.; Orocs Hopkins, Ere.sfichsbaIe, Van Brant
sssht Amelia Howe Tb r1nda si ycSs
Baltimore Hsight Baltimore, MAILER Lord onsresi, MAJ
ssIet Hersen City Point Hunter Co' Dol sHsra
Norfok sturge. Cearman Co. New York, Brgham keh
rnord c. H. Pierson WiRtemoyeh, Morrow hAvAha ip"'
Gin aItin =, A.,
Prorcller-ssrah Jones' PhiIsaelphia, N. Bnsgs
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RElIGI0N AND NEGROES-EXFOSrRE.

To ne Ed,te, Of The v J. TyibaAo
SIR: Some oLe ba: sept me number o: The
TRlrrvr FOR October g, the fifth page Of which, in
the third and fourth columns, contains an article
headed Negroes and Rolgln, The Eliscopll
Church a, the South, and purporting to be me-
mortal addressed BY members Of that CaIrch ~ it,
late General Convention.
The piece ;s gross and bIse forgery, anl hone.ty
and comfy 70 large body of Your ello y.czen. r..
uire of you ts exposure az such in place a. least
cCnspcnous az that which you have allowed it to oc
cupv in vour widely circulated irmns
RcI,i-.6,c Nov. !, 1855. An EPIS COPALIAE.
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Arrived.

steamship Jsne. Adser, C. Turner 81 hoCsh q.
Stsnston Td'e end pes: 70 s sna With steamship so
ssheI fl5n New Yoik oi cISe.ien "a at p ~ hd
cb" ga 'iss. with steamship Keystone State The a
Cbae Saturday morning in company with the 'eap
ssn,lip Vso (Br) Sharp Hsyre Oct. 10, ndss. AID Ps
70 y f. foGier Co LEFT Hayre Oct. 10 al and %
tbsn .lf H., passage on and since the 25th had
heavy gal,s from west and nofhwes', with heavy he@fss
taie 40 ne' from Sandy Hook passed bark Henry a'
sir Oilers CBrem), Feehter Bremen 20 days, ia hlSI
Bal o J. Hayes shiveriek, Rio JAnero Sept. % .Sase
wood, &c. TO w w De- Forrest CO. eIperieneed sss,
.hip Fiorr Temple Myers from RIO JsnerO for Bamp.O.
Roads May ~ on the oater pssssss rrk bernd ai5A
nAtiy. Of Prussia lost overheard July ~ Albert bAT
Of Little Compton r. H. second Officer died a. the Brush Hoo
I'm 1revhorra fof Kingston Mas.) Gurbrsndson, Mie
sept -; passed Gibraltar Sept 81 fruit 70 Foster S<.sS
Oct IS experienced heavy gale from northwest ea'''
'Tsy o.FsoPT'.3i a; head ' b. sp : e ~ NO
l..ss. &C.. to j. NJ Smith Co
BAH Carrie Leland (nev smith Newport in b4s % ~
san Leland was toued 70 the city By steantrg Island uy
Bark ke.sless LothTop S2yanla Oct. H. ndse' !" H''
Brg Ckale A. Goe whter ST. Marx. q day, :oq. .. .TS
tobacco to smsllwood, Anderson 4 Co. eIpensD'e'
Brs C. w Rirs (of Labsc Corbe GOn.ive' days. WIZ
logwood. &c, TO Brett 4 Son. . so,,y,os 4
schr. ". Smith, Smith, Charleston, cotton "
Sch. Loyal Scranton, GO'ee, Savannah cotton 10
Propeller Caledonia, Lsyhed Baltimore '0hoS'' H'''
Propeller Antarctic Jones Philadelphia
Propeller Charles O.good, Smith; Noi~loh
Propeller Potomsks, CushrnAn, rev nsn o 2ISi
Propeller Ann Fix. R2biason,t rhiiaeeiphia-
q, ansrev Northup from HartiepoI "" ~
coal 10 Punch Meiseke tby piloto"at "a'0ht''n' W.
big fiJFfS s PhdepA Nc for H.y .
sPoKBNNov Is me. "a 49,, ~ 9.,, from B,s,sa
foy wmis shpofS the day, calm.
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JlDGE EDNOyDS NOT i CANDIDATE.

T. ne Edior cf TIE v y. TrJsae.
SIR: Tie fact that / was dominated ior the Assem-
bly in the Disirict composed Of the NNIIith and
XXIst Wards having been mentioned in the papers,
lean that laborng under the impression that
I'm a candidate. The Nominating Convention have
omitted TO mention that declined the nomination. and
that Mr. George Op1yke was named in my place
VIII you do me the favor TO say 50 in your columns
that our iiiends may not DC misl,d Yours.
N.G8l8G. j. ". EDMOEDS.
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have been moderate OF Crude 40 Dbl. sold a, 49,.
this 10 rather inside come 5oo0 IA. - III
ina forward, freight So Common Resin e ehsy.~'ssost>
extreme dulness sses 81 eoo1oo bb. were MAJ y
Fine qualities scarce and for the., rn,ss
tfn. Tar - IN moderate reqrest, and with hmsI "ry
slipping dualfies priccs ar rrlsued Tn.
poFs Of Naval Stores NJ and from the port u Ne, 1t
week ending Nov l. 1856 with comparative 80, 20 =,
baye been iolows: ~ i'f iss
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS Saturday, Nov. |, 1856
a letter to The Republicans dated Westport, Oct p
states that Gov Geary had arrested several OF the
rngleGders of the maraudng parties in the vicinity OF
Osawatomie
The Grand Jury had found true bills against over
20 persons for murder in the first degree The Kansas
Legislature is to meet at Lecompton on the Second
Monday in January.
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Passengers Arrived

~ b. steamship Vigo from Hlrre-Mr. and Mrs. Bror
sequsrc Mr and Miss Rees Messrs Meslier Mr. Ceueui,
Lomes Mr. Gee. Mr. j. Tou'.an, Mrs Je Fr9ndst Mr. Is
Mrs Wagner Messrs Vernon, Decsmas Rs mile MIRA Htms
Mis- A. Roulart Mrs Strauss Hsumann Mr. and Mrs sutton
Mr. and Mr. Gre.tfere Dsyid Albert and AdabeI s''o'
IN idyk Restless, from SdrdHiHI-Mrs Turner J.
Bsrnes f. H. Rickers =. Horton J.. c. Monlton' John
Fay J. II Blarnis.
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Augustus y Weetes also tho.c of her insw samuel
Booth and John saook invited 70 s;tsnd her anerA
nom her ale resceuce No. l South Ninth street Williams
tITrh, Long Island, Tue.dsy Nv. ., O'Clock p m
WOODBRIDGE-At Hartford. Conf Friday, O't 81
WAId Woodbridge, esq I-ed VI year.,
" EEks-Ou SATURDAY Nov !. Ana Eliza Weeks, o. coz
.unpion. ased y YEAR and u days.
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LOSS OLE TIE SCHOONER OAK-LEAF.

NOsION, UOUIdy, NOV. y, TNJl,
The schooner Oak Leafiro New York for Gardner,
Maiue was abandoned the LET lust, IN lat. a. a.
Ion ~ 40 She sunk in fifteen minutes after abandon
,ncpt The captain and crew werH brought TO Boston
NV the steamer Empire ~ ate from talitax
The schooner Charles Smith is ashore near Hyannis
hound TO Wilmington. n. c., from NSSbM.port a
y amer has gone 10 her assistance.
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Branch, and also, to constitute IT. q come extent,
regulator Of exchange, sc. The project meets with
grea, favor and there seems to 90 20 doubt that it will
be carried out The parties conr eced with the move
ment sre well eslcuIafc TO inspire the utnos conh'
oeDce IN snyth.sr they take in hand.
The f.rou;ng ia a statement OF the cash assets and
liabilities Of the New-Orleans Banks the 18th of
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FIRE AT RFTJEFONrAINE. OHIO.

CINcINNATI, M0niay, Nov. 3, ISlh,
fse at Bolleiontaue, Ohio. on Saturday night de-
s,royed fifteen twenty buildings, including the entire
business part of the town Among the buildings de-
stroy cd were tbs Psst-Oice and Exchange Bank The
los, is vsrousy estimated at from so 900 to 800
There wee no fire engines in the tOwD.
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THE LATEST.

LIVERPOOL Wednesday, Oct. -, noon.-Thc Cor
TcS market to-day is firm AMI active, and the sales
will probably reach 1000 to %, 600 bales
BREADsrUFFs and Provisions close quietly at yes
terday's quotations.
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IIayre Markets.


Per Tigo. hNsE' Stnrasy p'i- ~ -
The COTTOS tor the week are ~ bales lneadas
$50 bales New Orleans at Si@llot % MI - IeSa ~
s5 McIe ssIlO2; s7 Georgia At IS GOlf aud so ble,
e. arrive a. various prices The arrivals or The same me
pd has been regular and prices IT, higher The quotations
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBsSE.

WnNDAf, NOV
AsHES-TLe market very quiet aud entirely nominal
for Pots. Pearls are held at IS so.
COTrON-Pr.ces have experienced change; little has
been done since the receipt Of the steamers sales for tie
dsv about ,sC0 bales. We continue quotations:
CLASSIFICATION.
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me- les Of Bresd,tun include 500 bbls New York FIovR
st s5dS9f and 500 tb New Orleans a. a. ;.o i.ets red
AZ price kept secret and $50 sacks while Coax sold
AZ .Dd aut sc q lOO Nil
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Sbober ascendod 10 q balloon with Monsieur GotaId'
AZ I O'Clock in the afternoon, prlyac excursion
designing 20 reach New York, the wind beng favor
shle q
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Ry TeleRraPh.

cHARLEsTON-An. Nov. l. a. o'clock p n s'eA"'-'
southerner. from New fork . x,, A. vo,h
sAVANNAH-Arr Nov. l. steamship Florita Newton
hours; experienced head winds
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Cearings ~ week endinl Nov. ;. Y 49,
Balances fof VIZ ending Oct. H.. : 8Ai-5
Balances To- week ending Nv. ST.. 6S9. 81
The failure Of an extensive coal operator IN the
Schuylki1 District announced to-day, and had an
unfavorable effect upon Reading.
The folown, table viii show the amount at the
several dcposore, subject to the draft of the Treas
MGR of [ nited Stafes on the 9th Of October:
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DEATH OF THE HON. SAMUEL HoAR

BOSTON, MONDAY, Nov. s, ipo.
Tue Hon Samuel Hoar, distinguished citizen Of
Massachusetts,, died yesterday at his residence in
CCpcsd.
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T,sLr Of ne L1sIa, Spee< Ci,e..at.' aa4 Dspo'ii, ne
Ra,t, oT ne CIV York for tr reek szdtag safsr
Sav Nes l. iss Z, rhieh en-ed he CAPITA! ~ eaeh Bank
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NOVEL BALLOON EXCURSION.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Nov s.
N,ssrr. Samuel Jacobs, Albert Rogers aud Sanne
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Sole. Al The Stock Exchange ..... Nov. s.

~ fafk Bank t..-..t.-... ''
~ Bank Of Commeroe....ll3.
gO De- a IT,. Cana. Co.'S ~
% Go..............C.lel.
80 Cgmb.rlaud Coal Coz. l6.
30 do.....~.....b60 II
% Ward Ccal L lion Co... 90
so Gardner Gold Co......
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...., o, the CANADIAN at Quebec
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-04
4,te.pAlRTNEIgNEEHP.

TIME undersigned have this day formed Co-parsner
ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER & 20
for the OF general F0rwarding and CoHa
Bm siress and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
streets and the Depot Of the Evansville and
or .wfordsve Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise. -.
They win give special to Consgntne ents either ey
RIVER Railroad Canal or Wagons, and whlforwafd
promptly at the lowest rates. 49,. . - .., :
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale Of reduce Groceries in this market and soelt
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast as one rm will be in the South during the
Winter.
H. on1SIic n.tronage NJ. w. FOSTER.
" So ~Ts GEO. FOSTER,
dac1A ala 80 --r-r w. NJ. ALKMAN.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

order that be able 20 deyote my Time more rATs
III Iarly to the HEAVY HARpwAkE part el
asaes have posed part of my interest in the+
csry house TO Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will co
Time at the style of ORR, DAL2ELL
Co with OF everything in the Grocery
lime this opportunity of returning sincere
Thanks the the house Tor the very
are Respectfully ask
them 70 their hrm aRtI would
TO the very pay all gentlemen, that they need
Mach ssGns e ls5s. s 'ni' SAMUEL ORR
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,vMN BACON & CO. have removed to Main street. be
tween water and First next door to Hailoek 4
Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they pleased all their old customers and
ones as are pleased 70
iye thea call They would return their thanks Tor the very
nborAl given and hope to Ieeeixe
* SF'-n w. ~ jan16-1y :
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NFw7XyAsHINGTON HOTEL.

EWNHE this House have removed from sneir
cid to their new Hotel just nnfsh-
ed House. where they prepared 70
old and all others VINO may see
ST to sAl pon them in much than formerly
respectfully solicit eontinu
which shall use all our TO er-
Oar fare will be the best the market anords ana our
charges moderate.
wtf FELKER & -HEDDERECH