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The oxygenated Bitters are doing
wonders in the cure of Dyspepsia, Be.
olsty, Jaandice and Liver diseases
Among the thousand and one prepera-
nons that have come up, for these disaas-
es' and those OF a kindred nature, this
alone appears to perform ell it promis
es
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FUNxY.-James b. Clay, son of the
late Heary Clay, his been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats OF the Ash
land District in Kentucky.
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UDoLPHo WOLFE,


For sale in Boston BY
!. d, RICHARDS 4 SONS. s. { - State street.
EDN ARD GOLDMAN 4 GO s5 state street
sAMLQ CoeHRANE a. co, 80 Congress street.
NEEks POTTER, Ia Washington street.
SETH K. PICKER, . Elm street
A. l. CUTLER, IS India street.
WILSON. FAIRBANKS. 4 co
CARTER. CoLCARD i PRELTON, Hanover and
Portland sta
BURR, FOSTER CO., esrnhill.
BLANCHARD 4 GIBSON, Long Wharf.
SAM EL \. WA. 4 BREWER, 80 4 " Wash
iHgton street
A. ;. MANSFIELD, lSa Mix street, sn3nH
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We have just added new fount of
Script type to our job office expressly
for cards &c. Card printing neatly and
promptly done.
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HAIRED.

e. fza.#=ssh. lsas lat. - IA NrAliister. En-,
VI Fzts5t5. ur.tes 10 Mis- Mary McSeal, bsta
E tH5z tssfu.
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->-at taa4. ii isr. Fts, -],j~t5 saar.ly
Iv U5,Ha .T Mexico, n!r Spanish
protection.
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!, tr3osI.. V#55#fa.f5=wita tas rry~.al Pal
sn, lf:s.e-.i.,s.s.l ttat il viii take 80 or
.aa. msp nearly : ,arta n1. it down
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-lti- naw saI ,att ohaaeaajsts are rss-
ius Pra>s;easiI. - 44.iY poison, = give IA
alm3n da1qr to - we'd.
In In, Wv Hampshire Lesi-latere ea
WelaazL .r. II =. Wa. Hill. IL Governor
elee.uts iHaa-ar4,l. TaisLa-i taraui.l
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:.
WASHINGTON ELECTION RIor-fIYE
prESexs klILrp Ann Sr,rxrFrx
WOUNDED
Nv I've },te,. accounts fhs RI, 1T fl,
fair. IL, president We an order for
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.,rros.. :, ,.b,-n Craa,. i ana
-, -
w, -, - :, ,,a..,.. j., ,#..,,. l5s.
isz,. 80. ,5n NV commenced - IN
TO-, ,ls n,tl;. s,n,r,lfv winch IF the
-, F,.;.,os vs. -, f., frs, ,,1 =
-, e.. ..-.,-, mo, ~. h.es;,#. bgjl i.
10 4 tb;. < a matter Of the b;.,hest
,,;l, with Al efficient fire com, MS.
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HARD TO KILL,-A bear was ki!lcl
Ia Jonesboro' one day last week. after re-
ceiving tweaty one shots from the cap
tors guns.
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A Probate Court will be held at the
House Of Daniel somes, Esq, in somes-
vile, Nh Desert, On Tuesday. June 10th,
1857. Al ten Of the clock A. NJ.
PARKER Trek, Judge.
Bucksport, May so, 1857.
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]. u. HovEr & Co, the celebrated Py-
roteehnists, have been appointed by the
City Of Boston to supply the fire works
for the coming Fourth Of Jaly. They
received from the Massachusetts, Charita-
bic Mechanic Association the only gold
paedak ersr aloarded for fire ,corks. Or.
aers received for public OF private exhi.
bitions See advertisement.
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---Enigmas ami Mathematical Questions
crowded out this week
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-Rev. G. VI. Freeman Methodist
will preach at Union Hall" on Sunday.
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The Bahy's Shirt on the first page
-nadhias URi9a.
Query-Where is the baby:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Billy R-IaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

oARpNrR - At No ne Wet BestJ.issrA strsst. nssss
O,rdDsr VIE ofs.'nO'l 0~dnsr II ti''ss. Of .hs
HowARp-M Cffon s.sscn Island Sunday Snsrnoon
Nov O. Cathsrire t. wife Of Oliver r Howard n ne '''0
year 81 her ase-
hi, age Of AsLIone. County westne.ih hesnd-
KIsZEY-A,Nc @ Ehsh .y.rss on Sunday ssa' s'T ~,
Owen kIEey, sssd ~ y.srs N Dths and y Gays .
MOoN-On Saturday, no,. ct Hs''inet N. L. jane vie
Of Martin Moon, fermery Of BrcoAiyn-
s.I,h An Ands Moore aged J-.rs months and 10 d.,s
Mei.hon Iei1s Of he P.r.n Of hou.sy County Meath
Iresbc In the ssth year Of his
NHwCOMB-At No 500 DeAacey street, On Monday Nov =,
Eszoy wife Of Samuel Eewooub aged Is years
OSBORN - On Sunday. Nov. ct Detroit NICE, hooei'
OSborn Of to- firm Of John Robert osboin OF u" ey
nds Perry. wife Of Theodore Perry aged . Jesr'
month and IS Gays
RoGERs-At No. Az Pearl street. on M'nd,y NOV S..,s
RILEY-In Brooayn Sunday, Nov g. .ner 'rie'
joseph Riley, aged 60 years andS daJ-
sEYMOUR-At Yoniera Tuesday monint N0y IL stsi
y.sr of his .se long IesdeAt Of thu. city
III, friends and th0.e Of his W. seymour are iespee
fully invited to attend The funeral services ~ tn
bis ct Yoniers Thursday pe1t at 0elocs CGrtes
VIII be in aitisf at the e.p'. on ne sf'' VIC AZ
aBELDoN-Or Monday, Nov Q Ks.e wife Of ~ Sheldon,
The friends and rves are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral the 0ranercy park House, to day la o.
dcock
sNBDEs-on Tuesday Nov TO- In the City Of New'fOrk
AZ tns. and re,ys. are 20 attend hi, tuners. At his
late resdepc No IS West Twenty fourth street. on "edne'
day, Ms. ii st2p m
Newbu,eh ard Kingston papers please copy
WYATT-Ip this city Tuesday mornins Nov 10 OF .
i.ssrins Illness. May Wy.ts rect ofthe late James w5't
Her friends and invited to attend her tuners. :. her
late sdsSfs F, ~ t,se and ana ar ,em,H. vii b.
taken 20 New Rochelle for intermens-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

We hear Of no qaotable change in discount rates.
Transactions in paper continue to be confined 10 a
small list of very choice names, but there indcs
tons of returning confidence except for dry goods
psper, which seems to be regarded with especial dis
trust The Banks are easy, and disposed to socommo
date 10 any reasonable extent bu obliged TO
tiIze paper offered for loars more closely than
usus. We cannot End that any serious intention Of
resuming specie payments before Spring is entertained
though of the strongest institutions are in good
COZ dton to commence at once. The ineq 1ality
great however that the attempt would DO hazardous
and oppressive to the weaker concerns. So far
accommodation to customers indicates the fact, there
is practically suspension, most OF the banks paJiog
out coin over their counters for oil ordinary business
corveLiences A general restoration in confidence aud
more easy working Of the machinery Of business, TO-
ge,her with more equal ard natural movement in do
mestic exchanges, should precede resumption. Tae
equilibrium of trade and finance messuraby restored
the Bark can venture upon the step without fear OF
unsettpg matters, and with no fears of inability to
sustain themselves. Resumption could not take plaza
at present without imposing degree Of restraint
which would perhaps make the remedy as bad as the
disease.
Tie annexed statistics Of Bresdstuf exports are
from Edward Bills Circular for the steamer:
EXPORT OF BREADsruYrs TO GREAT BnITAN AND IRELAND
kro1 In Cant 0.bf
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DIEp.
RAkER-Op rt,ssJ,

BAkER-On Tuesday morning Nov TO- after Lingering ILL.,
nss Amelia Baker reot % the late Alexis Baker 10
- The g year Of her age
Tho funeral will take place from IN. rsdne ~ her son
cay, 18th ms, " = ~
b6ILEh-.AtN No 1856 Avenue Monday noruln Z Nov p
lNch@d tisneis Butler son Of Pn'p and Enx Buler
ssed yesT, uiopths aud So DAYS
aged az years.
Tie enes Of The family respectfully Invited ate hi.
funeral from BIS late residence NJ. lt6 East
street or ThusdAy morning. l1h inst. 10 o'clock without
further invitation.
COHELY-At No II Stanton street on Moua., Nov q OF
consumption, John Cooely, aged 81 years.
DEGRAFF-Ap Albany, on saturday, Nov. OF
In the 2Sh yea Of Eliza Jsue, wife OF Mr. David
pcGIsd fsieiy Of this city, gutter Of fhs Bebe
eso.. Of the ofIrer pace.
FEEKs--On Tuesdsy morniss, Nov Mansfield T. Yeei,
In the 2lst year 81 ht sac.
The relatives friends Of the Family respectfully invited
attend the funeral services Wednesday the 18th nst
at O'clock at his late rserce No eys Grand street
" On Thursday by the l2i n trstn his remains will
be taken to RJ0 Wsacbester County, fos inteuaeat.
PbiiadelphiA papers please copy.
FLooR-At Irvin.tcn At the bou~ Of biz 500 In law
John ElesT, IL the MI ysN u biz sss
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MARRIED.

ALLAlRE-CLKINES-Op sunday Nov. 8, by the Rev Mr.
Hovey, Mr. e. Alare to s. j. Clsiues daughter of mr.
Cleines both Of this city.
MBERLAIN-PARKEK-As Psinheld NH on Thurs.
esy Nov BY the Rev. Daniel sreh Of Wosarn Mass
ted By the Rev Mr. Scales Of 'leinfed Mr. r. Il Cham
berap, Of The Battle House Mob Ve- Ala, 70 Miss Lucy
Parker.
HAuXHURST-wEEKs-In Brook W. ca Thursday, Nov
Q by the Rev. Dr. KeIpedy Samuel Haaxhurs ~ Miss
PLebe A., daughter Of s. Weeks r. both Of this city
MERRITT LYON = On Thursday. Nov. at Erphsny
Stpret = the hty Lot Joter SnifeL keuit OF Mamma
c. Lyon Of this city.
h0NkOE-SN EEI-On Thursday even NJ. Nov :. BY the
Rtv @. L. Miner Mr. William c Monroe Miss Sarah r.,
daughter OF tire Hon. H. Sweet Of Proyider -, |.
sANptRSoN-SAsh-on Tuesday, Nov S, sthe resi- ienee
q the brides father In fo Edws,d wa, hinston County
~ the Rev. Seymour Consn h L. Ssuderson, esq
10 May 4 Nash only eau.hter Of Dir Z. B. Nash
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M.rk.u.R eported b. Tsl<eran,

"
NEw.OgLyks Nov a-Corros buoyanti ssles tsasx -,
bale, al an advance Of &c. ~ Middlns i2s Rec~isss -
5000 bales MoLAssEs, 2S Red WHEAT, els Lam, -
l2ic YxcHANcE on New York 2dS y cent dscount. ~
kosiLE Nov 6-Ssles Of Corrox for the wesA, leo ~
die fhe receipts Of the week are 500 esles ssAhalS
same tine last year. The stock 10 81 900 bales ssss an
bales last year. ,, -.
CHARLESTON Nov a-CoIIoS-Ssies SATURDAY AnsMeaAI
$500 bales Good Middlfns l2lc-
AUGUSTA Nov s-The market closed suoyAnt to dsy VIII
advancing tendency. a
Augusta, Nov. lo-CorToH active ana prices "csdyi =
buyers than sellers. ~, -
BrTFlLo Nov. TO- 6 p m.-FLovR actve Il rne. -
prices Gales Of bush - 60sl IS for upernns
faie; 81 sra IS Is for extra Ohio. Indiana and Af
WHEAr 6ru.r 900 bush at 1880 for On, Sednss
sSdssc for Milwaukee Clubs 81 l}GS Is for ~hse CanG
Cory steady saes 600 bush at &C OATS ffner; ns ~
bush S5 saost fREGHrs sctive; l6 for Whea. Nev
York Lake APosrs for the hours ending ~ boon sod:
200 bbis Four bush Whest IS Geo bush Cora csai
EXPORTS: % GO bust. Wheat; goo bush. Corn.
CHICAGO, Nov. lo-6 p. N -FLoua quiet WHEAT smt
MJSTs 10 Bufalo-No IS 600 bush Whss sHIPxEsrs
TO Osweso-No Flour a. 900 bush. Whes RECEIPTS tosss
II 700 bbls Flour; looeoe bush. Wheat $1,000 bnsh Corn
OswEeo Nov l0-FLovR 10 quiet. WHEAT IL stesdy, slss
TODAY 600 bu,h at S7t SSc for Chicago Spring Coa
dull Forwaeers trying TO put FREsHrs BAT there ere
no shpns nts from which to hx quotations. LAKE
- O 6u,b Wheat and 5000 bush Barley. CANAL Exposrs
, 400 Mil, Flour and q, 900 bush. Wheat
eAyAssAH Nov l.-CorToN-Sses to-day So bsles 81 u
2ic for hiddns the market closns with an sdvAacnsts
dency. . . -. =. ~, am. q.
Middling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

Domestic Exchange more settled and growing bet
ter. CncurreIt money market active.
There is better demand for gold, and the rates Of
premium y cent are 6rm. Sovereigcs are selling
to ,ome e1ter. at a sias4 IS.
Il il uncertain how mach the Persia vii tahe out
Tomorrow, but We hear of soras 100000 engaged,
which will probably be increased to shree quarters %
million.
Mr. S. Austin AlEbone, brother Of the sss President
of the Bark Of Pennsylvania, he's come out in a
card, askiDg suspension Of public opinion 10 refer
ence 10 the charges brought against his brother by the
Directors of the Bank
The Street was taken by surprise to-day by report
that the Directors Of the Bank Of Commerce had
voted to resume epeee pay merts on the lstDecenbes
The statement was made by one Of the managers Of
the bank, but upon inquiry at the bank the officer
denied tina: any day had been fixed for resumption.
Pursuant to notice, the Committee appointed at the
public meeting held in Jsrey City lat Thursday even
rg to confer with the citizens o1 the purpose Of rails
ing funds to aid the New.York and Erie Railroad
CompsI in completing their terminus, &C., in jersey
City, met at the Office of D. s. Gregory last evening
Monday, Nov. 81. The subject was thoroughly gone
over by the Committee, and discussed at length.
The Hon. Samuel Wescott, Mayor Of the city, msni'
feeted deep interest in the subject, and said that
this being work Of much interest 10 the citizens
of Jersey City, and being nearly completed, he
thought they should contribute to the IuL extent OF
their ability rather than let the work be stopped at
this time, the completion of which would secure to
them the GREATEST railroad terminus in the United
Sstes and by which every citizen would be benefited
more or lees.
Measures were discussed to secure $3.50, 600 to the
New.York and Erie Railroad Company, to aid in the
completion of their terminus, when the Committee sd
ourned TO meet next Thursday evening at the office Of
the hon. d. S. Gregory, No. Montgomery street.
IT, Eolloxinu 10 thu snecia Lat nv the Canada:
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ppooxLYN CITY CoURT-Ncv. ie-Befoe Jtise

BROOKLYN CITY CoURr-F0v. p-bsf@e 'osse
CvLvIb.
vou., IT, N,r.hop sat The Brooklyn City R.rrosd CO.
Thu wa IN action brought by plaintiff 10 recover
Tor ne loss and personal injuries 20 hmsu
an. srmer Of which kled and plaintiff .astsini
G OF m accident which occurred at Greeppon' On inc
IN Of Arn- 1883 The damage. claimed are tioUa -,
n spresrs In the c.sethst on tse
dsy ,spth driving horse and wagon across tse
and Nsors svspues reenpiot The wheels OF the wxon
west the bars Of the crate by which the wagon beam
ps.t ans plaintiff throw and Injured 90 te'eiey
a. BE- eo BED 70 his nous. month"; The
Al 1900 took isht oveurnng Of the wagon ana ra
T. ~ III. liver and was drowned Plaintiff seeks TO recover on
Abe ground that the Rsirosd Company were ssnS VI
netliseno , 1t, r.ri,,onv
token yesterday, and was proved me. ~, -. ~
grstirg 70 sufficiently wide spart 70 sam. ~ r. 80.
WAGON accident OF toe nature t's''e- ' '
was adjourned 70 this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

los os; md nexr. g. g. Robbins l. Bon, @l7a.ooo Ct
los 50 slo7. II i. reported koa Bosten BY telegraph
tia. the loyo Of g 600 900, 6r mortgage, ssisd for
by the Michigan Central Railroad Company has been
taken s. 20 BY Messrs Barring Co. Of London. This
price very low one for good security, beariag
y cert interest ard we think there must be soue
era In the reported price.
The business Of the Gearing House was 7s2 4t1.
The notes Of the Pequonnock Bank Of Bridgeport
c., thrown ont at the Metropolitan Bank too.y.
This i. on account of tbs bsnk having discontinued lie
arrangement with the Suffolk Bank of Bos.or, subs1-
tutrg therefor redemption agency in this city, at one
p cent discount, as stated n card In subsequent
part of this column.
Tbomn.on Morse g. Co., No oval rtreet, quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

THE CuEyA CAsx-SESTESCE TO BE PASSED To-
SHSn & .
l,oinsIy business, Mr. L,te, the District Attorney I.eved
HE by his father and took his seat
MT j. ". seudder addressed the Court at Considerable
Which co.vs convicted that ..G.1ssed
with the case the Court would be doing ali that
POI ss
% u. Cont e asking that the hep sso be
signed BY 10 ofthe IL Juymsn who tried the
ndant the law and upon the object Of
that provision relative to enc for msnsnghter He thought
character which by eating crcumances
and that the Court would be doing its whole in this instance by
JDunn Ite responded on the part Of the State
oe. oppose tie sppes which had been made he could
Justice ae thought there w.s thing shown in the petition.
Sss s p sse p Thy % shs Ss b. @
lining Of the defendant would be atamount scquts
n..push . would only punish tie parent aud not the
impose sass penalty az was dsandi the os. and .Sc5
sne @sht have the sseCt Of deerns other. from
Judge Ogden :d tia, thy Court ad not feel prepared pa"
tie JUDGMENT without further deberstioa and sentence
would therefore be postponed until the psos of
morning
-
the dead body Of found floating in the North River
The sf G saa r. sss ,1 n
evidently that Of German, large muscular man.
yssrs Of aud dtsied In black cloth gray
p,rs black satin vest spotted cotton shirt and red s1se
Sod.rsrt silver ssteh knis number of letters sd
dressed 20 IN Germany and 80 In and
IN tn. pockets Of his clothes From the lette found sup
posed that his Nicholas WertneT aud that hs had
lately len Msseoatsh ST. C@iI County III his
20 SIuAny One OF the letters found written BY Henry
sca1c5e miller Of Ia above psce sna ntruedt
70 deliver In Germany Thre also three other sers
dressed parties In Germany 10 Of which
els spoken Of and In another small gold
eSy ana S, Sssn 10 .Ss w's .SSS. ten day,
must have fallen fom ferry boat wharf and aoodeuty
drowned Is though. that be must have both and
bsssee place 10 Newfok aud efforts being .e
so end H. The body VIII remain unburred for few
charge Of Justice Bedford "a the purpose OF Identification
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Nr. II. Peulison the Surro
gs:e Of Bergen County the victim Of bold robbery
week According Tie PateysoR Guardian be
om Hoboken, and Weehswken Hal he stopped
by strangers who told him bis wheel coulne of.
They assisted hin TO repsoe L. and be Oh 'ut setting
So;o agn they threw bis head and bee
him Of bis gold watch and 81 snd ben left him with the bag
eyer h head and tied about his waist to ineose his
They len him In that condition, from which he finally
Iessed ty farmer who discovered his situation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11
BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

Nrw STATE ARsrsAL-Brigadier-G General Duryes
and Colonel Samuel Graham the pst Of the military o. the
d the cd wssSos. Buryins Ground the purchase Of s
@ .ssson % erect State SI fa .ys s.a
I some s. past engaged Il the "ois Of s.humns The
81 Ss Ss In s per- sfS sssn %
srOnnd but the 900 per lot The matter
L e s IF ses TIE
& Of s .a Ct &c
the intention Of the to proceed forthwith with the
:. drawn Should tb :iso no. b selected sqasy
,0.ss VI. ~ Dc do os Ts; Tss present site on Canton
REPAIRING SrREErs.-The Commissioner Of Re-
psrs Supplies communication 10 the Common Coun.
The which hs .usss.,sd tn. Rsopnssy of
,s @ as RiPis % s'H
and the the Common Council to make the
Sss. q sSins TIE coming winter The wori must Be done
tune and 10 well TO commence now as future
time The subject referred to the Fnsnce Committee.
ALARM OF FIRE.-There was an alarm OF dis
o'clock Last evening caused by chimney In Degrsw
street
FATAL AccIDEsT.-On Monday morning, Capt.
Which ssnmin.ted hi. life ysst.rdsy OInas engaged
h the yard Of his residence In cleaning pair OF pistols. ana hsa
SnS%ens .sI he icoi up pistol had loaded Sy
nk.le and holding IN lis hand BY the nusale accidentally
struck II against the door, when II exploded aud the entire
charge his left d passing through the body and out
Ssn be- be- sss ha % h Is
hmy cspt Rose fsrmsrly engaged in the shipping eu'
D<ss IN New York, but had retired from some years.
FreBr PRrvEsTED.-On Monday evening party
Of Gold to have prize
feht Captain King Of the Second Precinct sPprsed Of
aGar and ser appeared the ground with OF
dispersed the fighters No arrests made as no
overt act committed.
TosPKlSs SQuARE.-On Monday evening number
liable be assessed for improvements
Tonpkins square petioned the Common coil to be
defer the payment Of their asessmeut without de-
hult in of thx hard as
referred 20 the Law Committee for report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

BALTIMORE. Nov e-Tbe brig Fanny Whittier, Of Boston
frt New York. bound to Buenos Ayres arrived ~ Re nsm
hnco On tae 18th Oct pat IL for reps having been run %
the night Of the 18th 0es and sprung her foenad cr
yard cut stsbosrd side fore rigging spit foresoPa ~
sail and nainss The above BY schr Rossmond Cspt ~
nolds which arrived from Penambuco this morning. wih 49,
TO the lFh Oc Also ship Coquimeo, BlAney tom 49,
cha Island lis dsys reports the passage having
and mizzep masts. -, -
HOLINESS Hole, Nov. a-The schf Lucy Bste, 49,
Chsae form NewYork with assorted cargo ioT -
lard and Rocklsnd where enc belongs, struck roek
vineyard Sound last night and In here Win ~
water In her Add She nov on the marine rsn .Z ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

At Philadelphia the Money market Is quiet but
stes are unchanged and prime psper rather scarce,
the very bert names selling at 2el5 2 cent y
snLum
The Rensselaer, Iron Works will be going sgain in
about two weeks. Trey employ $50 men, The
Albany Iron Works were to commence operations this
week.
The returns of the Portland Banks for November
show diminr:ion Of osns equal TO sli2,Hf in ~
DAYS. and decrease in circulation OF s2G S62-shos-
ing contraction of $3i5I36 in single month on
capital Of $2,0OO0OO, or a let contraction OF over
90, OOe day.
The Controller Of Tennessee has made call upon
the free banks for an additional deposit Of 10 y cent
in bonds, a. security to the note-hoders.
Tae Prosidenae Tribune Of the Oh says:
Busness seems to be very quiet, and we see 10
immediate prospect Of its revival. When money can
be boue short Of runous rates, exchange fsl 10
reasonable point ana confidence returns, We may e1-
pee, some animation
Frsn TIE Chicago Democrat
The psst week has been OF great activity IN the
Grain market; and even in macy other departments
of business good degree of activity has revealed.
A city hat has shipped million bushel. q gram
in q week in such times az these, as we hive jus,
done, does not look exactly Ike collepfing just a.
preset.
The Lumber trade for this is row about clos
inp. The receipts of the lsst week 9,0vooVo
II i,'et; the total receipts Of the season Ne noW
42l co. GOO of feet. a. follows
week ending Oct 3l..................... S@9oW -
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Before Jaos. hoo.1vELe.
Moees 4. Friend sgt Abraham Gieas-nouon lot
new trial denied but unde, ell the efoss'anoe' WHOM
costs -, IA.
Dorotbea g. Kspp agt- FREDERICK haPP'-5uos-
mont Of divorce allowed. vita eests - II A.,
The proceed nee ia the hsbeas corpus cs.s OF Anre
Basset, Smith wintshs place N moro" ~ '"'se
They VIII be prfvSte.
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.N.EWJERSEY ITEMS.

DEArB OF AN EDITOR Mr.. Warren, late editor oil
The Paterson InteHigeneer, died on Monday. lie had
for some months been lying helpless from the effects
of psrslytc stroke. He was nstive Of Reading,
Pa, and hsd been engaged in the newspaper bushes"
in Paterson since 1923.
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COURT CALENDAR-TEis DAY.

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I'll, IS, as IS, IS
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr Nos. As, 2099, 1893,
"a, se5 So S2S, SIS SIS S28 s2s $50 SSl, 3S8 l6s
SvPxRIoR COUEr-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 592, 287,
lsS, at Al 49, 6 S5 GA, 6ls 25 49, go 6 ST. $751; $751;
s76, 657.
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=. 49, 49, So 81. 81 S. "a, 81, ~, A. as A. 49, AZ So