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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
DIED.

BARNES-At TsHsqus Penn. Ss frisy evening Oct %
BREwsTER-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Nov I. Maria
Louise iafsnt daughter Of VIM r. and julia '. Brewster
BRL NDRED-In Brooklyn. on SATURDAY Nov. l. William
NJ. sou Of Wm. j. ard Rschei BrundTvd. aged JeAE' D
BROoKSIn Brooklyn. Tue.day Nov e. Jane Ann. wife
BEsaGdty in the hsrso1 OF f Mo9r 1. Sa SUNDAY Nov
on board OF ne hIniI'a hGrbor Comm ssoneFs steamer
pr,yemen. IN Tie ravisstan Of lac River 81 Lawrence
nstive Of NostLuu bcrlar d, ENGLAND aged IS year.
CLkNENTs-On TUESDAY. New. I, John Clement aged "a
CRANE-At or.nse, n. J, Frd.y Oct ST. Nancy. widow
CARSoNlu Br, okyn Mondsy Nov. S VIZ. Carson aged
rARLE-At New Durham. n j. on TUESDAY. Nov Of con.
suuItion Harriet DALEY. vile vi Edward Earle Ia the Sh
GRFGoRY-On Tuesday Mary Ads, youn daughter
Of Jsnes sud saIah Gregory ssedl y,sr and months
Fanny Hsrison, wie Of the Rev Frederick Harrison aged
HARPFI-on Monday morning, Nov 5 Of bruncLiti. MARY
HORNF-Ou Monday Nov s. Mr. John Hosre, aged years.
JFwETT-Ai Buaso on Sunday Nov . Frances 4. wife Of
Caleb Jewstt sd only e,ufltc Of Cootel thicl Hckox Of
KING-on Tuesday monlus Nov Ellen There's daughter
OF Francis and Mary King ssed months aud . days.
isnt .on OF Capt VIM A and Malta E. Macsiu aged
MARTiN|on Tuesday evening Nov. aner ,hor, Illness
MANoLT-on Monday Nov 5 after long aud painful nIn~..
MeCusXoR~on Tacsa,y, Nov Llry, the beloved child of
LIN and su,:1 aeCAr f.S ys.1s sha "a Julia Ann
ManIng wife Of Jacob Manning. Postmaster Of PiainHed
o'BRINE-At N.Wark n J., omdTuesdsy, Nov. Cathsrne
Budd. Nife OF john OBTine, oi California aged - years
PORTlNGTON-0n lTu' sdsy Nov. T. Edward foriingtoa
Tire relative. sud friends Of the family also the members OF
20 srtend his fners from his late rr,idence 3
TOPPER street this Thursday afternoon at o'clock Ills re-
mains viii be taken 20 Greenwood for iutorment.
RLEYOn Tuesday Nov after severe illness OF looS aw
Michael Riley sged % years. months and - days.
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SECOND BOARD
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. j-P. v.

There was very large business done at the Stock
Board to day the transactions in railroad shares alone
reaching 30 600 shares. The main activity continues
TO lie in Erie, Reading and Toledo, and the tendency
of the market il still upward. The turn which
menced on Monday seems TO be strong OFF, and has
been maintained with scarcely reaction. The mar
ke since that day has recovered the loss OF the pre-
cediIg six DAYS. The improvement from tbs lowest
point has been + cent in Erie, 81 y cent in Reading
) = cent in Toledo, 3 Y cent IN Central . cent ia
La Crosse, y cent in Michigan Central Y
cent in Michigan Southern, y cent in Galena,
.! !. cent in Pittsburgh 3 = cent in Rock
Island, &c., sc. Although the fall was considered
unreasonably rapid the advance has been still more
violent Tie purchasers Of outsders who consider
the leading stock as having fallen low enough and the
couir in Of shorts who held the same views and who
had oyersold the market, was the original cause VI
the reaction and this has been assisted b, the favor
able tenor Of the foreign and of the Bank State
ment. The adyices now due at Halifax BY the Can
ada are looked for with much interest, aud viii have
an important bearing on the market. Erie opened at
.. and closed at j9i, further advance Of y cent.
Reading was very buoyant, and after the Second
Beard sold as high as ~, improvement Of Il
cent on yesterday price. We saw private dis
patch from PHILADELPHIA to-day, stating that the
resignation of Mr.. Tucker as President of this road
had been accepted, and Mr.. Cullen elected to fill the
vacancy. Central was finn at s3I. Cumberland con
,nues very firm at IL, and is being gradually absorbed
By parties who believe it 10 be worth much more than
it i. selling for. The Improvement in Western shares
il marked, especially in those which fc of most rap
idly. Michigan Southern improved to 80, buyer
thirty Cleveland and Toledo to 60; Michigan Centrai
to 3l which Is higher than il was before the recent
fall; Gslens TO lG9.; Ls Crosse to 30 az improve
ment of y cent, &c. In Railroad Bonds the ousi-
ness s to moderate extent, but quotations are very
firm Ilirois Central advanced to So Enes' 'o'',
so, New-York g. 81, &c. stste Socks are firm but
lot very active. Mi.souris sold at 81.
In Exchange there /, but little doing, and rates tend
downward Sterling !. slsel, with very few sigma
,urr. selling shove q cent. Francs are s2la5lsi.
To Liverpool Freigh.s are shade easier. bat 10
| olaer por> rates are druiI ss's0sa, Tds sossS''
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REPORTS or POLICE CAPTAINS
or OCCURRENCES IN THEIR WARDS on ELIc


TON DAY.
Capt. Hal pin Of the First Ward Police reports that:
Several fights occurred yesterday in this Wari,
commencing at sunrise and continuing 10 some extent
all day. James Burke, John J. Holburtou ani James
have been arrested bad 10; the police force been too
email TO allow Of any OF The officers leaving for the
Police Cont with prisones Michael C1rrsn and Pat
rick Gleason are the only persons feverely injured"
Capt. Joyce Of the Twentieth Ward reports:
"Tte election passed of very quietly"
Lieut.. Palmer Of the Twenty First Ward reports:
"At the IVth District pol a not took place at which
Cept Speight and Officer Hadden were very badly
ksten. John Skeleton and Hugh Corigan, two OF
the rioters were arrested and locked up by Justice
Flsndeau.'
Capt. Diks Of the Fifteenth Ward reports:
THE election passed off very quietly. No row
disturbance Of any kind occurred. An unuaually
heavy vote poled and 10 some of the podlstrcts
hui dreds Of unable to get their votes IN
Captain Twomey Of the Nineteenth Ward reports:
THE election passed off very quietly-never more
90 At one or two of the Districts alterations
occurred, but the police promptly stopped everything
that appeared like fighting"
Capt Sauires of the Eleventh Ward reports tha.
John b. Foster was arrested for interfering with
the IL ecors Of the WITH Poll District He was taken
be fore Justice Brennan who discharged him. LHcius
h. Watson was arrested for firing pistol into a crowd
during 6gbt at the WITH Pol District man namei
Thomas Bcln was severely stabbed in the back while
engaged 10 fight the corner OF Tenth street and
Avenue c. DR.. Kiulback attended him. and pro-
LOUNGES the wound to be dangerous. The offenders
are not vet arrested"
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SI.aRRIk ID

sp,nv-, vHELPLEf-or Tge.d,, Nov { At tAs ,eaasa,-
o, te e.ee. whdrl-y
Ma ksnef =; On Monday Nov j. e., NH,
ChhT-Stf -. d. Anisor. Nj SAages NJ Crn:t "a
C9LE-Nf DE De 30, NJ. j. Albert Cole to M.
lrtnds T. Msse al Of 49, - rs4sy oc, 80 n. JAae
.,..tt PrtstJtsT1n ChureA.s b. h S'g.hSd '" v"
Fors-r - Nsry Stcrlir both "a Thnr,i,v o., 2.
JoNE.HAYW ARp-Ai Chicsgo. NJ. o. say.is, ,al ~.
y r. Re-. J. F. r-y. nl. Cs1s :, Jes''s'
LFFFINGN FLI-URSfrES-0u TGestr1 eyeui - n
~ TIE Re- Ttos HsstaEa NJ. J. C. Lesns~e" " ~
M,-thA NJ Griffin. 81 e this city. ~, =. ,-,r,,rh
RooME-wALSoN-ostru ey,niss Sc-; r sctS,
of the Holy Apostles ~ the Res. X 3 Itowshd a.,
sssisteG bv re Rev q J. Seer. M W H. Rcone 20 -
Eveire AHcii daughter 81 VIZ H. Wsson' esq al 0' ''
cry.
sTOCGHTON-SARREN-At BrimGeld, ssss ON Non ,,
Nov The II J. NJ Warm ESQ rs d.aehs-r MISS
Sarah J. Wares Charles S.suGhtou Of MS city, 49,,
TAN-UALE-At The residence II toe Rev n n'fh',
Hr. r Rii ssoG Tan of NeH fork to An-nds T. Hs- Of
Providence, BhoCe Island 50,
VAN NAGENEN-PALLIGAST-At Savanna Gs. on va
Hesdsy Oct - BY ise Rev ,;,orS' H. Clark te Nsn Wss
q Newark. " J. snd Sarah Anne s.ie- daughter "
JcAn q FsilisNt. ESQ, of the former place.
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Total......SlS2,e 33. $50
The aggregate Exports for the same period have
Total e ta2 1894 go ss20O7s s34sa2U sSs4Io rs

Tos 10 2 1894 go $s90076 S3I4S8 IN esstlo ~
Some one s very ndustrously engaged in circulating
report that uptown bank has suffered largely BY
the Huntington frauds. As we have before stated
there is no particle of truth in the report.
In addition to the H. y cent dividend just declared
by the Pacific Steamship Company, they have q sur
plus including the amount due from Government for
postal services of 500 coo TO $3.50 O00 some OF
= cent on the stock They have also just paid some
$50 eco Of debt and now, understand. entirely
out Of debt
The Boston Post of yesterday thus notices the
NOR ey market ofthat city:
At the moment Of writing quote "a No. T. pa-
per which is scarce at ~ az cent but with the cd
vance of similar paper in New York to 81 all cent.
higher rates must be expected to prevail Our bsnks
ore moving more cautiously; or, In plain English their
was an unusually busy time in State street snd Tor
several days 10 come the pay nents Into bank are
heavy Considering the very uDfavorabe character
OF tie foreign news reported in columns on Satur-
day in correction With the steady decline Of the Now
York bank cepos ut this from domestic causes,
and tighter in New. York and New-York rates cannot
long be above those Of this market without affecting
ne materially.
A movement is now progressing at Cincinnati 10 ~
,ablsh Branch Of the State Bank Of Ohio in that ot
with a capital Of 200, the amount apportionsd
under the charter. A preliminary meeting hold.
The greater portion Of the stock taken by somA
of the leading business men.
All the Banks Of Philadelphia, with the exception ~
the North America and Pennsylvania, have just made
their sem-annual dividends. The dividends are about
the usual amount.
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The same Banks that made dividends 10 Noven-
Der Of last year, made in the aggregate
cent agar st so now. The capital Is increased
one ard a half mUiCDs-$7O,ooo " toe rsmeis
and Mechanics Bank; sO0OW on the Cty nsnk.
ond geo eco to the Consolidation Bank.
TIE Mr.. Ods0ns Price Current OF OCT. says that
" the supplie- ofprodGce are on TOO Limited scsie 70
,d,,;, Of sny transactions Of importance for export. A
RAE in the upper rivers however reported, and 10
ust that ere bocg we .hall have free arrivals d
The products of the West. The arrivals Of Cotton,
however, are to fair extent, and with moro active
demand prices have recovered slightly from their re-
cert depression"
Sterling and French exchange have declined It
New-Orlesns. Sales Of sterling made, ct lsarse
dates Of advice at 1881 loei and france ware ao.'
nal only at 5.s:3s a 52J v dollar.
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CHILDREN ASKING FOR ADMISSION To PRIsoN.-On
Saturday touching and painful case was brought to
the roce of Judge Thompson, in the Court of Quarter
Sessions On the day previous two pretty little girls
need resi- ectively six aud nine years, were f. md
knocking teerfuly at of the large doors of Moya'
mensing Prison They admitted into the institu-
tion where they stated that their father and the'r
mother were both in prison. that their landlord had
turned them tile children cut of doors, and that they
wanted food and shelter.
The story told by the hapless children proved to be
correct ed the matter referred to the Court at
the suggestion of the Inspectors of the Pdson The
little creatures were sent to the Northern Home fol
Frendless Children, at the suggestion OF the Attorney
for that excellent institution. Phila. Bulletin.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srEcIAL TERM-Nov before
judge Hon
Monstf Mosatt.

SUPERIOR COURT-sPECIAL TERN.-Nov. h-Bsnfe
judge HOFFMAN.
Mofstt at. Mosatt.
Order discharged without costs.
IN CHANBERs-Before judge sLOssVs
Newbold agt. Baker apd A.
Motion Dc MED. with e. costs 10 abide event
VILE sgt. Gsv. . -
Motion 10 Sc. aside judgment, &c. granted, with -
costs.
Hoffman sgt. Krruse. 49,
Ordered that the attorney, Lux, pay over TO hraue
bis attorney the Of <5 before the l'th MS 20
eos.s Of motion.
Blrrnenihsl Agt Columbis Fire Insurance Company.
RClresce TO the terms OF order in case OF the same
plaintiff assns The Rut.es Fire Insurance Company 81 e'so
.ls' June, 1855. No eosts Of motion.
TRIAL TEEN.-Bet5re Judge BoswoRrH
INTERESTING TO CALIToRNIA MIR hAsis.
Rsfhse q. d. Te1ds Dsnord ~ Barney fr-,9-h' u
Wells. FARO Go.
Action against the defendants "a carriers lot dA'u,
cou,equepoe of the noudeiyeIy Of pa. k;se
~ them Virgin Bay Tie package cor'Aned :: 20
q soe, Of TIE value OF 800 and was mSrss1 -
T.jsd. No 81 Fifth avenue. New Yort y S-lo o.
Cos T1pI,s. The receipt, which IVES put IN evidence
"ytxGry BAY. May q 1875
Received Of L. Brandon, Of the Trsr,t Comply onoe
package, marked shove ssd 20 con ain = 10 VI
sold bullion, 70 be delivered as per ,deyr's R,Ro Co
lition, &c. WILLS, 49, 4 w.
Tie defendants contend Doyle had no althoIty 20
ceiye goods Il, them and tkst they are mercy eAps '
v.rcer. AID not carriers sid therefore not hao.e.
Verdict 70! tie pslt.a fsT The full amount
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paocp,s.fvr YRtyNos.-Wh The lss.t-o III 'n'o
.b,o yosrlv Meetings. of the rcl gous body known ~
s.progressiys Friends or Fnenis Of tumsh i'-'
,c.s have been held 10 different parts II me
Tho 6,s, In the order of tins wa held az nor"
Iins. Eric County Neg-YoIk on ihe IN, - .b;.h
3Ist days OF August, II the Pre- byteiiah t rners
was kindly opened for the purpose oy 50
Charle- C. Kirby and Sarah 4. BuriI' a. leu 80 fr,t
taries The number in attendance was lais ysc,io.l
10 last md the discussions, which relaeu 80 inter.
rayber than theoretical Christianity wee nycseacs
cstisp ana instructive JOsepL A. DugoA' Tbe OHIO
aud 1abors we're particularly wec9%I n,,,ubinna Co.,
Yearly Meeting was held at ssem Oos;SnJ and Jssac
Sept 6 7. and 8. Oliver johnson PTIort. slavery
'Trsscstt and Rachel Harris ac'ed az Wsr Woman,
Intemperspce Including toosoc1I, s,b;e,ts scnss.d
Rights AID Education were spons Tns Il ,rker joseph
and acted upon Parker Phi.guiy % Un;,.on todrsv
a 49, pscbel HarT., Thomas " ul,s 9' o.
a. Dpg9aI' Re- TOOK part in the proceedings; zoe
Il. Foss ana olno', numerous The Mchgaa Yearly
attendance beld at Battle Crock, Oct. D. b, ana -
nseeung w.. were of the most searching ehara;ter,
Inc discuss DE- usual topics Of reform. Slavery, OF
embracing so,ved earnest attention Henry {. WRIGHT.
Iouissf, a Dagdale SCjou'ner Truth aud A. l F"ss
among those whose prescLce augmented the inter-
1sf Of the meeting. o..::
,pnbss and what is better, augmenting in moral
mower SO l)ng IA they remain faithful to the great
frinciples OF humanity in which the movement had u.
orign and continue TO testify sganst every form OF
popular wickedness and labor for the welfare OF tue
moor the Ignorant aud the Oppre ssed they Will secure
The respeC o. every friend Of pure aud undehled re-
Igiop. Anti Slavery STANDARD.
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JogsB GoUGH-"Mr. Cough resides about five
miles from Worcester in q retired portion OF the town
shin Of Boylston. Here, amid the bracng air OF the
Massachusetts hills and with all the indoor comforts of
a fine library and happy household, he reiits body
and mind for next Winters new campaign against the
Demon of the Bottle. Friend Cough is not rich-save
IN moral trophies and the benedctiDns OF the good but
be has managed to lay by enough TO buy very at
tractive house The house is white Italian cottage.
Far up on a commanding elevation with retinue Of
royal hills about it, looking right down into waving
yIoves Of maple and chestnut and into meade rs knee
deep in voroure with all the unendlng green of New
England uplands in full view. stands the sum ner-
home Of our young BOanerges Here he throws of the
panoply Of tie reformer and turns practical farmer.
Ills corn bcspeaks good tilage; his MeOcatoOns
would grace Jersey peach-basket The humor that
convulses vast audiences abroad makes brother
most entertaining host and quietly streams off him in
abundance Of pleasant sketch and anecdote. During
ivy late visit deep and delightful revival of religion
was in progress in the rural church Of BoystOn. |
preached every evening 10 solemn auditories after
service brief meeting was held for inqurers. Nc.
Cough extemporized bishOp of the flock, as they
are without regular pastor. He superintends the
Sabbaths school, leaCs the choir and addresses the in-
curry meetings What April shower of blessings to a
Church one layman can be- if he only has heart to
work and to give The Lee Avenue Sabbath.school
n Brooklyn can testify TO this
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Tar RICHMosD DUEL.-The late difficulty between
Messrs Pryor and Finney is said to have originated
about the account Of discussion at Accomac, between
the Doctor and person of the of Curtis, pub
lhhed in the correspondence Of The Enquirer, which
stated that Fnney attempted to reply but did not
speak FIVE minutes before he quit the stand Finney
denounced Pryor "a a rascal, and said that he would
post him as a coward for publishing the account.
Pryor met him the Exchange, aud on III language
above given being repeated he struck Finney ia the
face Therefore challenge was paesed and meeting
took place Finney was badly wounded, the ball en-
tering his right hip. Washington Star
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- r between Fourteenth and fifteenth ''rcet', .,
enue 70 no ~ no use am would 10 it, process ~
appts,, interfere No. only with their anuf,cture
o. essrm,~Sricdfton-F the Corporation Attorney
80 Abatement OF the receipts Of .aoaeys for fines
ti76' for the month Of October Filed.
cb,poe the name Of Chatham street u East Broii-
way and urged such necessary to improve the !ra lie
and character Of that street. The matter vas opposed
and lost.
The Board then adjourned TO Friday.
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EsBEzzIEnEsT FRoA RAiLRoAD Coxrhf.-A
young man named Calvin X. White. wh" hAs occe u
The employ Of the Boston and Lowell K,nrosn 90
s.a SUM- r;ntends.t Of mat rosd bsibrs the Pcaos
Ceurt, on SATURDAY, for sI.besnlng bank CHECK tss
S57I 90 drawn by Benjamin 7. Reed, bcssuref Of -
Bay State Iron Company. The s1sn.s,os We ~
* ro To- before the Court q ID 1t Tine
TIE ebsek osnnI be iound. and dsa cot sPSs@ ~
be has realised aay oeee7 oSt q u
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ADVERTISEMENT
YOuYG MEN.-PhrenOlogy teaches parents for

what In life their cLdrenre best adapted and in
which they successful aud happy How drag
out disappointed life Of this knowledge The Hon
T. J. Rusk observes:
When man properly understands hn'eif mentauv and
physically his road happiness Is smooth and society mss
strong guaranty tor his good conduct and usefulnes-'
Pbrenogy teaches parents the exact chsrcterscs Of chill
dTen how them properly TO what seuesto APP
peal Csr.s restrain aud what 10 call Into action Fro
f.sonA Examinations with written descriptions Of character
and advice given daily by Mr. FOWLER, al No @ Broadway
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just got ot' ef ssge inBrosd way ard seeing crowd
70 Up No'Is street. merely went to zee VIVA the
trouble wa, end not within twenty feet OF 'eut
DthoD or The prsOper. The crowd attacked me nd
drefged nc toward Officer Dalton, when be hsd ms
erefttd tsten the Station House and thence 20 the
Tombs He wo,ld not tell me what be arrested me for,
Dor did lie make any complaint. was there com.
JOHN }. HOLSTER
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ILLEGAL VoTIsG.-Jsmes srsi'h, a BOSNIAN. wns
,rested charged with attempting TO vote Hegally at
bc,h The second ard Third Poll Districts of tie Fourth
Ward. He states that he was u,ier the impressi
tat. though he nos-re.iden. e the Ward he had
reh- to vote the Electoral and state tickets, which
- ,ls only ones he offered II vote. He wa, held
% hail by Justice Osborne FOE e1snsstion.
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RoAPD or SUPERVISORS.

WYDsYsDAY Nov. 5-Ald. ELY, Chairman.
Several papers were referred; among them bill for
el70 from Judge Gould Of Troy, for services in the
superior Court of this city.
The bin Of Judge Kessor for services 10 di.charg-
ing Justice Boga police business du in the absence
OF the latter was reduced from 81 2?O TO 800 and
ordered paid.
The Board Their adjourned 20 Mondsy.
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ProKrocKETs Al TAsNASr HALL.-John Gallagher
and John N. Bel. were arrested Tuesday nigh, at
rsumany Han BY Sergeant Ozark of the reserve
cons. charged with picking the pocket Of Mr.. f. II.
Ketciem. doing bn-iness at Nos. and Lberty
rlace. Of a wallet containing sl2j. The properly was
recovered and the prisoners were committed BY 1sce
psborue for trial.
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LrBRARIHs The great aud increasing demand for
books and the numerous private Libraries which are
being formed in our country gratifying evidences
of the Intellectual advance OF Tue people. IL Is not
Tea (yiIg to now that this increase IL universal
and that il not only creates large demand for Amer
can literature thereby advancing the interests OF our
native talent, but has also made a vast market Tor
foreign works We learn III in Europe the prices o.
old books and standard literature have advanced a.
least thirty per cent? and thai this advance IL attrb
uted by dealers in England, France, and Germany 10
the American market. We have now IN this country
Autographed collections that old fair Ia rival any
private Libraries in Europe aud if our readers co1id
visit the libraries Of some Of Southern pmn,ers,
they woolC be surprised TO learn the money value
of the books before them II Is epecialty o, mtny
American and noble object II IT, TO secure al OF toe
early printed works relative 10 the history OF our own
country Others have selected the period on our new
ontion AZ the object of their collections.
lis pleasing 10 know that amid the lethargy OF our
public institutions and state government Tate en-
Ten rse is doing 90 much for the future history OF our
raton Some Of our state historical societies deserve
great praise but it will hardly be credited that the
Rhetorical Society Of Wisconsin, 50 young sister IN
onr has expended more money for books
the past wear than any other ety of the same char
,cter in The United States. This demand for foreign
publications is by no means confined to works relating
10 our own country. Many gentlemen have large IT.
brsres on special subjects, such as trade and com
merce. numisma.cs, agriculture, and in fact almost
every topic has its votary. National lnteligencer
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corpr c.JySpAR-rHI. DAy.

SUPERIOR CouRr-TriL Term.-Noe. 10 ~.
80 81, "a r. $50 so eIs 6iz ss sis =" 81 % 81,
ga 63 ga ST. So CO. esi ssj. 90 tjs, 80 oio OIL
81. 6t5. fi5 ISL So. SO, III IN a .
CsrTxD STAIks DIsTEIor CoBRr-Nos' AZ, ~ %
- inclusive. - oo =. 49,,
if3 l6sa. ia. g, 10 Is inclusive. 80
The Supreme Court Cirrui; will oqen On nnd sitet
,ouors2v, Of 70 s'c.3ck 9 ~.
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fAdveTtisement
WHITE TEETH. PFRFUMED BREATH, AND BEAU

TrFuL CoNPLExoy be acquired BY uing the "BALN OF
A Tuous,ND FLOWERS "-beN OF couAteIi8its The i'm
nnso succes. the Balm has brought ou' sta Of couues
tcits and in. posters Be each bottle is -igued
FTTRIDGE 4 Co.. Franklin Square, ~ I.
Fox sale b, all Druggists.
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jimmy datk lantern, ropes, &c. was left behind by
tie thieves who Appears go; frightened and ran Of,
leaving their plumber behind. II is believed that they
carried nothing away