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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
EURNlTCR RE AM EFFECTS OF A DAcuER
L REAN GALLERY.-On TUESDAY MORNING.
september Sth, at 10 o'clock, shall sell at the rooms
over Sweeny, Rlttenhouse, FAINT Co.'s Bank, a
LOT OF Furniture, c.; comprising
PaIr of Mahogany Tete -a-tete Sofas
MahGgany hair spring seat Arm and Parlor Chairs
Marble top centre and pier Tables
Gllt frame Mirrors, cane-seat Chairs
Danask Curtains, Brussels Carpets, Mating
Heavy plate glass and metal counter Show Case
pictures, EngTavIngs. Daguerreotypes
fapler mache, Gilt, and Rosewood Frames and
Cases . "''N
Together with lot of Screens, Fixtures, and An
paratus. ,r
.IeInS: so and under, cash; over that sum a
cfedl of 81 and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest. WI Sou
2-d las q NcGIJpE A..
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BY WALL. d BARNARD. AuctIoneers
AND VALUABLE BI'II,DIN

by AII. az BARNARD. Auctl0neeTs.
BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE BUILDING
u I.oTuN 1TH STREET AT AUCTON.-On TUES
DAY AFTERNOON next, 9Th instant. AT 5 % clock,
we will sell In front OF the premises parts of Lots
and TO- IN square 49, fronting . feet the side
OF 9TH street. between and NJ, and running back 6
feet 10 an nj lev. ...
This beautiful property will be sold to the highest
bidder without reserve. This lot has been graded
to level with the street. and of the Fastest
improving parts of the city, and worth the aten-
ton of persons wanting to bald or speculate.
Terms One fourth cash the residue IN s, u, 10,
and a months for notes bearing interest, and Sc
cured By q deed of trust on the property.
WALL d BARNARD,
Sc S-dts Anctioneerx
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The subscriber gives notire that he continues 70
mfnuacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
anu SUBSTANTIAL, and VIII raise water hunur r,
feet perpendicular. For information refer Won r.,
the nha bltants Who have used theman I'D two ofthcm
MAY he seen on street, between 18th and 18Th ona
at the corner OF and 18th. one near the old Cant
IN deep well, two on Nirg ina avenue, between "a
snd 4th streets al put IN operation by order of Tho
Mry"r OF washington. He will dig and deepen
Wes build eisterns for rain water put IN operation
Hydraulan Rams, and repair old pumps Of every
description. Those desiring his services will no ac
comnodated al the shortest notice by calling on the
SUBSCRIBER IN washington. ID. c., No. as Virginia
avenue, near the Carroll Place.
Sc 2-eo2m FOSTER HENSHAw
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The GRACEFUL CLUB BOAT. the Falcon y
we notice, is anchored, head and stern, at the
Tenth street bridge, (canal, j where her proprie-
tors are having commodious boat.house built
for her accommodation.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL x BARNARD Auctioueers.
pAlLtFF'S SA IE-HANDSOME RIOS E.
~ WOOD PIANO, MAHOGANY AND OTHER FuRxI-
TURE. HORSE, OMNIBUS, CARNIVAL, HARNESS.
&c. AT Auction On TUESDAY MORNING
next, 9th inst, al ten O'Clock IN front Of " all
Barnard s auction rooms, witt he sold, under dIs
tram for rent the personal effects of the late Chas
ShuSsler late proprietor of the Park Hotel. As
Handsome Rosewood Piano. Cover and Stool
Mahogany Sofas, Lounges. Bureaus
Cane-seat and other Chairs. Rockers
H.. Carpets, Bedsteads. Beds, and bedding
Centre and Dining Tables. Toilet and side do
70 Mahogany Sdeboard, Secretary, WaTeInbes
Clocks, Looking GLASSES, W Iudow Blinds.
With glass and Crockery Ware, and other house
hold goods.
Also, one Omnibus, one Carry al, one Horse, Car.
ness, nc. TAX and sold under dsrain for renito
me directed. j. III. WISE, Baiih.
Sc 3-dts WALL 4 BARNARD. AuctS.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE.

ALEXANDRIA, Va,
40 Have received two instruments of their@
TAfiil supplies from the English Potteries, W
~ ana VIII continue to receive accessions to Y
their stock till the business season sets in -
X. I'll. MILLER, SON 81 Co. can assure their friends
ana customers that their stock shall be of the most
desirable description and that their prices will com
pare favorably with those of dealers in their line
IN any other market in the United States.
k. III. MILLER, SON & Co. have prepared them
selves TO offer TO merchants every inducernent to
make their purchases In their line.
WINDOW GLASS.
They have Just received via Antwerp and New
York, from the great manu- factory of "Roux," New
BRUSSELS, ll40 boxes French Window Glass of supe-
rlor quality and Of different thicknesses which thew
have imported under such circumstances as to enable
them to offer n superior article at very moderate
prices AZ 2I.tf
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l. riety, at iiNMnneTn6ni,sSss va
Seventh street,
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A ULT'S cABBhAGE SEED FOR AUTUMN

Inc subscriber would call the attention of Market
SarneneTs and Others 20 his fresh upply of
Sabhage Seed from Ault and Son, OF Baltimore, en-
Draclng ork's lat Dutch other sorts lust re-
ceNea ana now offered al their prices. Gardeners
ana tlanteIs can rely with certainty upon the excel
renee OF these seeds, and will always Ind them lust
what they are represented-a genuine article SUP
ply Will be KEEP, on hand the entire season.
a lui assortment of other seeds may also be found
of EDWARD r SIMPS0N
au u 2aw2w Successor of FItzhngh Covi.
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AT THE establishment Of Poole & Hunt Balti-
more, are &c beautiful cast-iron pillars for the
dome of tho Capitol. Each column is ~ feet in
length, diameter Of the shaft 2 feet inches at
thu, base 3 feet
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lust RECEIVED ATTHE MUSIC DEPOT.
- corner of 18th street and Penn. avenue, a llf,
large assortment of Accordeons, Flutinos 1IAN
Tremoos. ViOlIns, VioincellOs, Guitars ~
Flutes, CarOnetts, FlageOlets, Banjos, Tambo-
rnes Drums, Flies, and Brass Instruments of a II
description, and warranted to he the best articles
imported direct by and sold wholesale and retail
at the lowest terms. ~
Also. lot of fine Strings.
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REAL ESTATE. esterday, A. Green, Auction
Ger, sold part Of lot 10, in square $780, with frame
dwelling, for $500. Purchaser, James Dom.
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COMMUNICATED.
."STILL so gently DER me stealing" came those
delicious strains from some unknown serenaders
last night. Let them be assured they have INV
thanks. The air selected were d" on in the stiIlv
night, - % 'Tis the last rose of summer, The
National Anthem" and the g Marseilles HYMN, ;,
all most beautifully and tastefully executed
Georgetown, Sept. 4. Il
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NEW AND RICH FALL GOODS.

NV T UOODS.
We are now receiving our first Fall supplies, TO
which we invite the special attention Of purchasers
generally, to call and examine:
50 pieces TIoh Fancy Dress Silks, which we shal
run of al very low prices '
81 pieces rich printed MOusselin de Lsines
10 do superior PLAIN Black Silks low nrioas
fast colors; l21z cents -Ne'i"i-s'
2.oo pieces plain colored Cashmere; lsL cant,
worth % cents "a Sohles
900 pieces superior shutting and sheetinp Cotton.
10 90 do Table Diapers; some in tbs
great bargain OAU VIA Oe 500 q
"d0zen liable Napkins and Towels at 81 50, ara
extra cheap A's' NJ Si"S'
80 dozen Gents large Siza r -. NJ. .,,x
at SI-9 with All the So linen = ocket hdkis.
lngly as cheap
p pieces super Shifting Linen, from Sic. 10 ST.
settled their bills rendered Isl July 10 do 40 with
out giving us further trouble Of calling on them
COLLEY SEARS. SIS Seventh st.
aug 2S-eoZw 3doors shove Penn. avenue
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S0a ADDITIONAL COPIES OF .ROsAIJE
OUO the Prarle Flower" Just received THIS IA
the most popular song ever published. Sent ty mail
rec OF postage on receipt Of tive ItS five cents IN
, Iys JOHN r. ELLIS,
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FOR SA LE.-My RESIDENCE ON the corner o.
- New Jersey avenue and street south, Capitol
HUI fronting on the avenue l62 feet inches and on
street south a6 feet ii inches, and containing nearly
may s-tf W.T.. PHILLIPS.
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TRUSTEE SALE OF Personal PIP OPP
ERTY-By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in
I.iber J, A. - No. l3S, foIos 3, 2S and 81 one ~
the iand records for the County of Wasbington n
T., Will be sold In front Of the Bank ofWas6Ington'
al al, 10 Q CLOCK m on SATURDAY. September
49, at Ppolc auction, to the highest bidder for
Cows. Terms cash anu H'e +iii0h
sci c. L. CROWN 4 CO.. Aucts.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FONT
- - ING oNSD STREET WEST, BETWEEN ID STREET
~ MGS Sp sIkGiNIA AVENUE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IN MONDAY, the 18th instant, shall SELL in front
q, the premises, at clock p half of Lot No.
o., IN square 58, agreeaby to McWilliams' subdi
vision OF said square, with the improvements when
Tour rooms each.
This property Is handsomely located on Third
street west, between south ID street and Virginia
avenue. q. a.. .... -
Terms One third cash; balance in and u months
for notes bearing interest from day of sale. deed
gwen and deed OF trust taken. All convey ance al
the cost Of the purchaser "
lf the terms Of sale are not complied with i'm FIVE
days from day of sale the property will he reso5 ~
the Isk and cost of the DELINQUENT by eiyins a.
days notice OF sach resale in the National fntane
gencer. s.." AN'ehi-
Sc ID A. GREEN, Auctlonser. F.
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POLICE MAG!sIRATEs.-The police mapis
trates Of the seven districts of the City Of wash
ington have completed their reports for ,bs
month Of August, and deposited them with the
chief Of police, Capt. F. A. Klopfer They are
follows: "
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FOR SALE.-A FARM of about 100 acres. in
u Montgomery county, Md. ten miles from Wash
ingt0n, on the COlesyllle road, improved with a
Brick Dwelling, n log barn and stable and fine orch
ard OF choice 4 nit. part IS set with clover and
the whole well fenced. A bargain may be obtain ed
II early applied for, or would exchange for city prop
erty. III. N. LASSDATEF r
Agent, No. 564 Nj street,
au zo-lm' or through the City Post Office
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t'oh hENT-The two comfor table and convent
ent bkiCk HOUSES on Fayette street, ad-
Md tps nv now complete re-
are very desirable, particularly to parents
KInVS I III 70 educate. Apply to JOHN l..
nAN chh' nikh street, Georgetown. y ~
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STRONG TEAM-Yesterday hands were en-.
ployed in removing one of the large columns for
the Treasury Extension from the wharf to the
building. Passing through the First Ward. the
team attached to the truck attracted considerable
attention from strangers and others who had never
witnesseda similar sight. The team consisted
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ID received suppy OF Turner RrotSsps p ms gay
BERRY BRANDY, which is a 6ne article, and
For AZ wSoIssrs oy psts5ibs In its worst form.
AMY q sHrNN.
Green e..
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MEDICAL CoNvESrIos.-The National Medi-
cal Convention Is to assemble In this city in Nav
Use, and Is already being talked Of about town
This will, without doubt, be the largest Medical
Convention ever assembled In the United States
Delegates are expected to be present from all parts
OF the country. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

FLOUR AND MEAL-Thed demand for western Cens rlosi
active bat with liberal arrival. in pro'pe' Co1nsea
Mid yn Of % sa rns s 4.Sas
oS Dn d ,Ud sS%s Dbl on
grades ere heavy with freedom The .s,
IS Is for dos IS for ,uPsfrs Indians and
ssss5 - for ob s1' g. - oi .d tsi
to choice do IS 9O6s 81 so for St Louis brands. and sbsoS
g. 60 for extra Gsasse 6 IN ssm.ua
600 bb - GOA - IS for .uperane ana % oG 20 81 9r
are quite liberal and 70 holders submitted de-
cine Dbl the low grades the sales are 800 Dbl. =
= 81 sSs sss s. ss Rys
e for ns ,ap.Is q Corn 1s,, Ms.t y sSy
IS co. and sine 81 $50 81 10 Buak"ne't fouf"
FISH-Dy Cod MactereI more sctiye particularly
the latter the market shade 6eer the n,S.se Ton
i. Az NO psrsn H sa1spce and 80 Sb Of ado ssa
the market still heavy smoied Herring sell slowly at &c.
70! No and s0s4! ioI sc.lst a.. s5as5D
f Es 500 R Easec. cdoo.S SS TO-
APPe. Dbl 81 ss:Sn 81 ii' Dr. Roy Plum. IN
ss Ole ~ eishthbbL Pium' at sc and oae' n'taeeuA
GRAISin Wheat there doing out at easier rates.
The liberal supply immediately in prop,et nauSs noaIs
pied the decline in freeh' have brought 9rward bay
S S.S s.so pl s SC ' sRl ned
IS and &C. s ssGSfl NJ. eus 90 ss
inactive silently at 1915 for Northern and Is0c
less active; sales Of Jersey at $50 @ Stse at H1i6c West
err at and Southern a. 3odioc In moderate stock
aid tnir r,anes 75di8c for cop jersey Yellow; '
for Western Mixed 9OG9lc to Southern Yellow and ~ Gsc
for do White 800
HEMP-The inquiry for Domestic is still quite limited
panty the PROSTATE state OF trade among the maaufic
quite epeseed the stock ample
purposes. The ttGnsactions ncluce about ~
bales Of ndessed Missouri a. 100 tun, cash, which Is
pretty figure 10 difficult effect important sales
az sny higher Dunsthe past month there has been no
auy this article the sales OF Dressed even only com
Prise bales from $50 20 i9O cash and tune In For
esp there has little doing IN Mana but other
kbd continue nsCtve sales OF 1000 bales Manila nave oeen
effected at sbou. re. p 10, 8 mos $1,000 go
hIDEs continue inactive We note sale Of 2oco ssysnila
aversRe IS H. at rejecting bad Hides u months The fol-
owing valuable table Messrs. L. Ludoy; Joness cir
culaI:
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Tie London Times quotes American s.ocks as fol-

1t is stated that the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Road will psss its February dividend and use its earn
irgs for the payment Of is floating debt, which u some
x5OO0OO. 1t is also rumored that the Galena and
Chicago Road will be obliged to adopt the same
policy. In regard to the Ne~-York Central dividend,
con Of the directors state that they entertain no doubt
that it will BIZ made and that the net earnings OF the
year will be folly equal to those Of the previous year.
Large economies 10 management have been intro
duced and the reduction in tie number Of operatives,
ar speed ard rumber of trars it is thought will fully
neutrs size the decrease of the gross receipts The
decrease for October and November is estimated ct
$500 GOO. As the October receipts have been sup
by the management the exact decrease cannot
be sscertaired. This suppression is an outrage, and
should be rsbuked at the meeting of stockholders on
the 9th inst. 1t is understood that at this meeting
large body of the stockholders will press Mr. Corning
to resign bis seat in Congress and devote HE time to
the Interests Of the road.
The details Of the Exports from this country during
the fiscal year ending June 80 are as follows:
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Arrived.

Steamship Kangaroo (Br, oefy, from Liverpool Noy H.
with Nose and 23 pass 10 g. Dale Nov 10 IN the Ayet
posed ship Alliance outward bonnd; the u D. m s,eausmp
Baltic, h. nee arrived Nov. 49, al Ia
U. s. NJ. steamship Fulton Wotton, Hayre Nov. III US
Southampton 49, with mdse. and 20 W. Dfsy
ton esq. Nov a. p. Cape Race bearing Ws.W, soon;
mile distant delivered 10 the Of the Ascisseo
Pres, pspeIs and late news. a. In
Steamship Alabama, Schenck from Savannah Nov q. VIII
Nose and psfsenssrs 70 saml Il. htctnl ,. ,,h
L. steamship Nashville Murray from Charisston' WIZ
In6.e ard EAss spofofd, TilestoD h Co -, =,
Snip Greet we,teIp, Furber, Liverpool Nov with ndse
sId 30 pas. 20 L. II. Marshall % Nov - on NanIaeAs
Sboa, l6st r. M the bboom Joseph ball sesmsn
sp Liverpool Kesrney. London and the te OF WB1t Wy,
2vth Mdse. and pass TO 0nnne, Snturn 20 E1peisn
boon, overheard and was lost an ILL.,,
Of 81 Jsgo, Oct 80 with pslm OIL Sc 10 MASTER was oga
souDs put this pert account Of head "na
sch an ella Sanbon. Machss days with LUMBER 70 may
schI Psi.s French, Rockland days, with lime
SeLr Chs tain Hsskett, Rockland days VIII liz =,
schr Cabot Hsa.moDd, Boston days, win muse 70 -
Sir Ch,s NJ He,I Henderson. Boston, In ballast.
Schr 5 Welcn Smith, Boston 10 OsiIas., l..
schr Huumin Bird (BLl NickefsoH Lono"haehJ - oSyS
SET wIfe sSa.I, Smith, Alexandra days with coal To
Cumberland Coal and Iron 20 -, .-u
st..m.r empb. Watson, Charleston 60 hours mdss 70 h
steamer Georges Creeh Morley, Baltimore hours to IL
B. Cromwell . $500, ~ pJ.,.,
CLs,sprske Crowe Portland H. b. Cronwcl Locust Point
Fr.uen Bsltimore, n. Cromwell. =.
Pelican Auldhcb, Providence Is hours, mdse'
Isaac Odel.
BELow-Hsmbars ship Oder, Mei'er, Hanb1rs s2d . cH
haven Oct. ~ With udse ard 80 p2Ss-By tes@us |" !" "
W,bb, Capt. Hazard Also, bark.
sAILF D-ships J. Morton Gilley fer Liverpool; W. 70
ect mict Sears, Tor Glagowi Eastern Queen, -.
From the W. spi,-ship Quickstsp Wade for Load'n'
Withholding the day. from n w.
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Movements Of Ocean steansers.
TO DEPART.


In ssam.hi Fulton, Jros Have cad sovhamptca-chs'.s
Ber,,cbe r. Yslvsrtop. Herman Winter t. DabussJa, Il
d. Hlern Mart c. A Moran his Efcelensy Lsbo de Rseo
BsTos brazilian Secretary of State; Ms Louis de Ronss
three children and two D. Davidson T. fMsoud sud
lsdy L. Bach and lady Mss Grow Miss Clsve Mrs Hse
&. rscn Mrs Livingston Berkle Dr. Isssc Z Ke
Miss Marie dc Msnet, W. " Bsdy. lady and two Ne. Be
Mason, sId servant Henry M..en. Bearer ppstssss
from g. Minister ut London Theuret, Msses y1n ess
trude and Serena ason. o. r. Bsh. IA by and con- Boo
eisrs END }. 6chwerr + Bouzon Audebert ~ go,cs
biss Gsrde Miss b. schwss, A HARRIET Mss IL Biseea,
Miss Ziume L. Bertrand Isaac and Lou. GARNER frs'
tsea c. c. Biber +. l.. Hewet Mr.. Pustisrne and niece,
Miss ADD Msuley, Mrs Holinsham and child M,. H. sssn'
back Ess Beetles Roberts Rooune, Woodford Phups bsek
Martin, Horr, 8rspdes.-Tots, III, - -.
\ IN steamship kangaroo from Lirerpooi Mr. Enmssens
LADY child servant, w Wide and lady Mr. J,epS. LADY
End three children Mrs and two children hnon
ard lady Mr. WoI ,ehsm and lady Mr. HATH LADY on. shad
". G. Lester Montgomery, Mrs Williamson Mis-. Ann Msys
Eliza Meyer Mrs Smith child, Mr. Lyscr and iady AZ
Price three children Miss f. ATnstrons Mr. Stubs TT
gle, w L. Shaw. Bond, jr, Bond sr Brown ~ q. dnxs
D. Lsnes Caferse, B. Thomas s.ttis, a; tsney A ~
GiIsth MoGlsrty, sisel Laiesch T. Stewart CocSn ~
Groves F. Gusy H. Epses M. Rolsnd and 'sdy Mr. H''es
-
MINIATURE ALMASAc.....Tnns DAY. 49,.
Sun Rises.... 7:t6 6ets..4 50 Moon-Hses '''fsess
HIGH wATgR...rB DAY. a..
Sandy Hooh.. 1909 Gov. Ispd.. 7:5sn Hell 0ase''' Wv
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KEY WEST Nov. a5-The briss ReninstSn ana -
&C. ed this nornag The T. r. has made no Iepe III
new rudd the salvage expenses amounting 20 "a totally
.chr Louisa kewoomo inc tets roIt 90 .no y
osusteo The bart Truman bourd TO 0efal's ~ -
clean bottom The brig Is in collision ~ nd Ssfs
foreians,lsnr 49, isy iet:er to En~ood Waiter -
BALiNosE Nov 80 The ship Janet ssd
Say r "a Liverpool reports having hsf very e
he EpsIsh coast; sprung leak and had 70 th'o"
pi Of ss, s; ~ aawOoS ws ESQ., se Board Of Us
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nv Telegraph.

BOSTON Dec Arr barhs nscehosse se.rles and fns'
Dswes tom suyrns brig Bspgalere (Drch tom @ g.
CHAnLf Sion. Dec 1.-The steamship Atlantis, uo"' wv
Yoik arrived here ct O'Clock this no.Bus. 49,, q,
NORFOLK, Dec AR ship Defender Capt hoe,yys ,s
Hsu ptou hoses Chincha slsnds bound g. NeNIo a
sANsNrAB, Dec. THE u 5 81. steanship Aa5ah@ y
hours fIom New-YoTk, arrived here this morning
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Observation-Disclosures


The Bresdstuffs market ia more active, but the en-
dency of prices under free supplies, is downward.
Flour ia 5sl0c. lower, and Wheat G2c. Corn is not
plenty AID steady.
The market for Cotton is very quiet, Mddlins
selling at 1lic The sales since oath have
been 1000 ba'es; arrival, since 900 bales; ex-
porte, 1876; stock hand, 5000 bales. The number
of vessels loading for France and Great Britain is 81
against l9 last year. Mr. Wrights circular for the
steamer says:
"CRop-Tbe fros alluded to in my last circular appears TO
have been generally killing the cotton region Tue
growth Of the plant being stopped shall oon be
Of i.orn Son from the yaros points which
an estimate of the The estimates In the South
rante minimum TO $40 600 maximum
"KECRPTs increasing. and liberal scale.
will be s larger lesrn a. New Oe,ns
81 Mobile lSG receIyedin the week end
Ing last Friday. ~ . 1890
ExPokrs larger this week40 90 bales to Great Britain,
1900 France The large quantity exported to England dur
the last elht weeks nseE of surprise vnen the de
state aud monetary Affairs remembered
The export i'll liberal scale for some time as the
buying Ia the South has been free for the last thTes or four
wteks the bulb of which has not bean cleared"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-02

TUESDAY, Dec, !, I3j7,
AsHEsA qaiet market for both kinds PeaIs heavy
small ,ses Of Pearls at Sc 57i a Sc So and Pots at 81
COTTON continues firm al lie for Middling land, and
ldlc for Mddng Fair do the saes to-day sbou. 500
bales.
Rio announced for morrow; the transactions to-day 80
begs Rio at lee. ard $50 mats Java at Isl -
pYEWOODS-The demand all lnds Is limited and is
difficult sales unless at runousy low rsies Import
er therefore, general thing 10th to sales sad
many Of them have recently ,hpp-d Fuc on their own
count cf nearly kinds increasing In oonse.
ouence OF tn. works and tho
tied port Inquiry The stock hand to day. and the Lar pos
IL, NJ mh<yc aaf
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Messrs. Ludlow, jr., & 20. sold by auction to day,
s4the Merchants Exchange, the ship 90 Ivanhoe,'
800 tuna register, for $3, 500 The terms we're, ons
third cash. balance two, four and six months interest
added.
There lie q good demand for bullion mostly from
shippsrs and ii is selling at lai y cent premium.
Sovereigps are 81 Sc asa SO. The amount which has
gns on TO Boston for The Wednesday steamer is about
$500, 900. The shipment on Saturday and Wednesday
next promise to be, 10 the aggregate, two million of
dollars if not more. Over million hiss been deposited
In the Assay Office from the Northern Light, aud has
Oh been ordered into bars. In addition 70 tue god
received, there were about 100000 of Government
drats and dsbursirg officers checks &c, makias the
aggregate remittance by that steamer over two ions
10 ,his port.
The interest on the bonds OF the Potsdsm and Wa
tertoWn Railroad will be paid at Water:oxn some time
during the month. The interest on the bonds of the
City Of Mlssukee, issued to the Milwaukee ADD
WsieItown Road, due l.t December, will bs paid at
the Ocean Bank. The coupons due on the bonds of
The Eev.York and New.Haven Road Will be paid a,
the ef8ce 10 this city.
Tie Howard Insurance Company has declared q
dividend Of IL y cent, payable Dsc.7.
TAs North American Fire Insurance Company hes
dscl&sd dividend ofs v cent, Psyshle Dec. 3.