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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

1--WE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
i FOR FEBRUARY !.
Circulation. .....................17J,000
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
LLEADING ARTICLES: The Americans IN Gaia. ;
Prr-ousl4--' shanei Th- Boud'str-et Murder :
Indiana. Emancipation ia Missouri
UNYsTEEIOUs AND HORRIBLE MURDER: \
Nea'ty DENTIST Assassiuatei; ~ Clue - the
Criminal S-raure cA Reye4'oa.
Iu..REyIEw or THE WEEK: Giving in conden'-.
and colspcuolsf I rm the .ate,t AZ most important
event. ilat have uAI'Pired IN the City United
V..GEN. SCOTT AND JEFF. DAVIS: Sharp Corr,
.p,nd,nee.
v..FRoM WASHINGTON: The Ghost that Won.
Dovu.
VI. sAyERY AND ITS FUTURE: corre.pondsueeof
vIr..rHE BoGUs LAWS OF KANSAS: Proposal for
ter Repsal.
VII. Tue STATE or THINGS N UTAH: Cofreipond
enc Of The :. \. Tribune.
Ix..wEIGHTs. MEASURES AND COINS.
X..REPORr OF TIE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
Lie ISSIRU CTIOS.
M.ANERICAsS FIGHTING IN CHINA.
XII. TIE LATE ARCH BISHOP OF PARIS AND THE
ACTRESS.
XIlI-FROM KANSAS.
XIE..FROM NEBRASKA.
XV.POErRT Mionignt.
XVI. .REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS Es-2ys,
Biouaphieal and Crue... Or STUDIES q ChA1.,-
'ers-ty Henry 7. Tucsrffaaa
villa PROSE LYRIC On ohALl'O' Lever "OH
Or special Correspondent
XVIII. NOTES ON WISCONSIN: Editorial Co-Tespond-
snce 4 Tie v 7. Tribune
XIX.TEH LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: From
Washington. Indiana s-ra;9usl Eec-idni IA=
OHIO Le.sature; Later .:oEl hc4-AslA
XX..wlSTER IN THE soRra.wEsr; cA''r'-'
C9re.pouceLee Vi Tie y. L. Iiie-Gr
XXIyIEWs or THINGS. ETC. IN sE"-YoRk-
XXII.THE WITCHES or SEW-fORk AsdAGe
Bruce Tie Mysterious Aled L-iy'
XIII Rtrlrr FOR HENPECKED HUSBANDS.
XIV. RAT CATCHERs OF SAN FRANCISCO
XNV.COUETRT COOKING.
1.-THE STATE or NISNEsOrA-
NXyH..PLAST ONE TREE
XANiU..GCASO
XIX. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXX..WHALERs.
XVI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: FaIl Report, Of b.
Ssck Money. Cotton, Gran. C4fi4e AID osoeE Nr-
a. silly Repor-sd for TIE rrbass-
ersScEPToSs-1e copy for one ysAi 80 --i'o N~Ps0.
50 Five copi-s s.; Tn copies >l.. -. ..... :.
ScGe eops. Srzppers e21 D. o..-i.ea &c ~S~-'7' -
he Psl.e.sca 0fce ia HOgsnt Pree, sseA
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V,O WHOLESALE SrATIONERS, BOOK
/ SELLERS AND TIE TRADE GENERALLY
THE CHEAPEST ENN ELOPE hASUFACTURhR
THE UNITED STATES.
Ivoud respectfully cs tue attention 81 fhe trade 70 the
o. .lity 10, ripton and picc Of my m,chne-made
ENN ELOPES.
The unrvalod facilities which possess for mAnuActunnS
en4tle 70 - ........,,,,,l,,
NJ hue srhar csrary tni white lai Envelopes are wen
worthy he ATT mon OF G.asrs. b.ins superior ana
CHEAPER
than ANYTHING Of the knd Dow in market.
" W BUTLER,
Nos = and % FrAnkiortst, New-Yors
SAMPLES forwarded fee OF expense.
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THE TWO LOVERS; Or, A SISTERS DEHo-
i ZION. 4 Domestic Story BIZ the sGihor OF TIE Twin
Sisters" T. il one charming books ever printed
and for sale this day all Booksellers and News Agents Pnce
50 cents and Is published At
7. r. PETERSON'S.
No 100 Che.tnut-st Philadelphia
ITO hos. who are seeking the ree.hmenf OF novel de-
psrticuuy sftrscve. Although published anony mou'y u
IN b. found be- written by rovc- bat by SOM ~" 'y
u.t.nt TO The and hesitate o. bai thN
"a, inrove Immensely popular" London Aneneum.
Many incidents Of earnest and Absorbing Lar
sc,r of wrought up sh dramatic ssl and power nc
sufbor knowledge Of hnnan osute
snd subtle the emotions and synpNoe'oi no
heart" il~'Nu'" ''''">
IL il. the story of woman,
with who.e ~i-
wealthy bat primo pied esn IS followed 81 s'cIs' uo'
A.. tr.sc uaa-c" London Examiner.
VIII Be- published in fex days;
LOVE AFTER MARRIAGE. BY Mr.. Caroline Lee Hentz
Two volumes paper Price oil bound in volume,
cloth. for 81 p. -
MAJOR JOSEs'S COURTSHIP AND TRAVELS. With
Twenty one Illustrations BY Daley. Que volume, cloth
Price %.
SIMON SUCCESS ADVENTU RES AND TRAVELS. WITH
Seventeen Illustrations by barley OGe volume cloth Price
81 -
MAJOR JoSEs's sCESTs IN GEORGIA With Six.
teen Illustration, By barley. One volume. cloth. Pree 81 -
Send your orders 70
T. B. PETERSON
No. ln2 Chestnut a., Philadelphia
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ITO FARMERS An experienced Farmer IS de-
.rou. Of TAXING a T ARM apon SHAhEt TIE 80,
81 r-er.pce. liver A.aEes. ..;irs Boz No a. Els
zor-h Post-OGcs. COM
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ERANK FORFSTER's GREAT SPORTING
BOoK-rlenshed T-ls Day and Or s4e = A. Bookse-i-
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Boaro ano Rooms.

ROABDING WANTED-For Gentleman and
10 " lie with FURNISHED ROOM where there are bit
few bosrders motrrae Address Immediately IL A.
d., Box No lT2 Tribute Ones
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TTHE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
i Filth Eoon resay THIS MORNING.
PICTURE or THE BOND-ST MURDER
AL the Fsc:s-Ail Nevsutn have H.
6? per Annum for months to >sInps T.; il' nuult
Address X. A. SEYMOUR, Sew-N JIk Cry.
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6ouses ano farms mantsb.

VIvANTED-To purcbsse LANDS in Illinois,
w n.oss.n Ae 5n sb.saOaed sDrfS,si 81
r,-, p..es,-s t. rst1iousy Investigated and ss,i..d
.non ssy. ord a. "a aoesnnsBs noaks. md ds.eyaoa
YI-ua WEsTERs LANDS IN s.s or -IehAnss.
~ WORKS, 81, u Sarat,1r., NJ,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
Omuille DaiIg Datte RerurG.
he pushed note across to me. | me-
chanically picked 1t up, and rsad:

he pushed note across to me. L me-
chanically picked 1t up, and rsad:
sSlR,--I will be honorable with you.
You have lost twenty thousand dollars
tonight. Do you wish to win it back !;
| will stake that sum against your
daughters hand If you win, you
have your money; if | win, | will
marry her within three hours She will
then be my lawful wife, and | will
claim her in two years from this date,
and you shall keep for her the money
as her dover. Shall | state to the
company the compact If not, sign
this, and | will put up the money
Il picked up the pen | had been
using to indorse the crafts, and eagerly
signed it. He coolly placed drafts,
notes and gold upon the table, count
ing each separately, until twenty thous-
and dollars were counted down, and
laid them over the note | had signed.
The company stared with astonishment
and many loudly protested against
gambling for such a heavy sum His
father said, Let the boy play; he
surely is the best judge Of what he can
spare ont of his surplus funds The
game proceeded with a reckless cool
ness between us, for | really consider
ed the compact good but the specta-
tors showed every species OF excite
ment at what they considered our in
sanity. AS the game progressed be-
tween US, now favorable to my oppon-
.ent, then favoring myself, the hearts
ofthe excited spectators broke the still
ness with their loud beatings. The
last card fell from my hand, and he
had won the game by one single spot,
bis card being higher than mine. He
gathered the money and note from off
the table, placing the latter carefully
away in his pockelbook, and tying the
money in a handkerchief. We arose
from the table, and quilted the build
inc. At the door We took a coach,
and he gave orders to drive to my re-
sidence. We entered my study, neith-
or speaking, until he had seated hito-
self. lie then said: 'Mr. C, give
me receipt for this twenty thousand
dollars, and | will count the money
over to you | wrote the receipt and
signed it, and he handed me the mo-
ney, which | placed in ny safe. lie
again spoke: Now. sir, 50 far all IS
well, | will now 90 for IA witness to the
marriage rites. 1t is yet early in the
evening, and we will dive to the rcsi>
dence of DR.. Pitrpoint, who knows you
and will perform the ceremony; and
as have a special license, he will not
object. In one hour | will return,
and By that time you will be ready to
accompany me, until then FAREWELL
and he bowed himself out Of the room.
you remember, Elmira, how | told
YOU of the rum that was before me,
you saw my agony, and If | had not full
fill d my compact, | would have been
a sacrifice. You consented to the sa-
criice, and that night was wedded TO IL
stranger Ills promise he has held sa-
cred; TINS far he has never called up
on us, or intimatcd that such mar
riage existed but before the year cx-
pircs | fear you Will need your hus-
1CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05

rHrIV ,rE NedicaI Og.cc-Uuulreds of those who
have contracted disease are disHdpoutcd of
cure hy not calling on Dr. Young at first he viii
forfeit any sun if hc fails to cure ANY case tui may
come under HIS care. matter how lung Standing or
affecting such ~ ulcers. tumors. nodes, ounches,
pmI les ou the iacr and body. pans IN tn" bones and
ioina wakefu!ucSs. trembling. copper cplnrcd sores
sting ot the bones. emacaiion, loss OF appetite
strength ond flesh. i'm the nose and ears. los o
hair weak eyes itching humors. n. Many pcr-cns
after being relieved Of all extern Il appearances ot
private disease, suppose themselves cured. bu after
a few months find they are troubled win various
symptoms which they never had before. and which
They find it Impossible Ia relieve. 10 AL =" ho are at
fctcd in this way. Hr. Young would pHrhcuiHflN rec
onInpnd u trial Ol hi- sill. ihe symptoms with which
Won are troubled clI,I by taints in The blood,
which sooner later Kill destroy our health and hap
pnr,s. Mcpherson who has ever had mn attack Of amy
private comnaut should notfdl to consult br. furng
and takea few bottles ot bis invaluable purifying
medicine. ~ they can rest assured ihat her hio"c IS
10 II perfectly pure and heathy condll"h, ana thal
every trace Of disease f. removed from the sNstem.
Recent cases cured in sroIn TWO tO five day. without
change of diet or hndrance from bu~hts,' or no lee
DIR ! &. AUl'NG
Ufice corner Montgomery and California streets
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S. once houTs from !"
Marysuille June luih $50
TNRJ c. YOUNG--DEAR SIR:-Piea.e send me
y some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
ca,c have friend here who is troubled IN exactly
the same way thni was. lie has nightly emissions,
ruoino aci. in hi- head weak back. loss Of memory
and T. generally debitated he l. discouraged ana
I'M, not confidence enough to enable him To cal ana
see ,ou told him how was. aud that my friends
an sand was in consumption. aud the doctors up mere
g,ve me M aud advised me to @ nome 10 ule bHt
instead OF going nome called upon you. and mere
am ~ wcll a- any OF them. aud hEeiy Ia live hong
time vet WIG >treuth enough iG work Win the strong
e,t of ih"m Doctor viii sen ery one 10 You lhal
looks 10 ne a. though ne needed p. sician IT shall
not be my aun If any one dies tor want OF W'ilci
treatment. | VIII do all can 10 keep the afflicted
ava, from tho-e pests OF society. yecpt professor ~
and ngb -, ,dirV Titled men who. n th" tacls were
know H. are l,n who lett their country o their cohn
rvs good PubNs this l"Grr, DOCTOR II you wlsh
and hope sume of those tnai huhb"s@eu me- ma!
see II and sleep ret 'or one night.
~ 49, Tr,lv va rs GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05

lO1 Clay St., San Francisco
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL:
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE NITRiOL;
FRESH HOPS 4
CAMPHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR
SAL SODA:
SElDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCIlNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUN;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABlAC;
INDIGO;
CALABRIA LIQUORICE;
SAS> AFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARiLLA;
SANDS SARSAPAKlLLA;
COOPEE'S lSINGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
GnDDED
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
JUS, Received and in Store.

large suppv of Alcohol. Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar Nearsfoot and Roiid OILS Solar Ojl, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Caude Wicking. Wax and
Night Tapers kornx. Soda, Castillo Sonp, Salad 'iI
in Basket. Wolte- Schapps ios,cters biitrrs rure
Cream Tartar, Suychnine, Castor OIL. and N!n-
koop's Medicines Wholesale and reail, by
ALBAN. THOMAS * co.
ap1tf Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
FuN & cempietc assortment Of deSirGjh
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

r. co respectfully solicit orders from the country
and will gu0ran re satisfaction in every particular
Ia those who favor them win their custom apl6u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
y UST RE & EIV f d ,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE. CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Flyi Fish. Flying Mist. large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar. LARD oil Extract il'
quorice Blue Nitrio. German and English Camomie
Satpetre, Corn starch Shakers SarsGpara, SarSa.
parlla Root Gum Araoiac, CItric Acid. Potash, TX
tracts OF lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Besns,
Eoied Iinseed oil, Castor Oiln Barrels. Pure II.
low and White Wax. kidder's, Bovcrs' and WEIGHT
mans rartaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages sage. Yankee.
Soap. iudcilible Ink, Roses Backing Brushes. Ma
sons Hacking. Cod Liver Oil Spanish aud American
Saffron. Duhn's Extracts. Genuine Nrigll'S BJhn.
dreth's Moifas and other Pulls, Channels skins Ly>
copsdium, Essential Oils. Congress Water in pluS
and quarts BuraX, Sal Soda. Pearl Farley and many
Other staple articles which together with our former
large stock OF Drugs, makes our assortment ~ varied
aud Large as any Drug House IN the city, 10 which
we invite the attention Of the Trade and others buy
ing In ths market. ALRAN TNONAS& CO.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
ap7tf lGl, street, Corner 9Th,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
MINERS' E AKERY.
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans rote
OROTI E.
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor.

FEylIIS Is TIE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
u Vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks the people ut Oroville and vicinity, for
their patronage. and sUicijs "A continuance OF the
same feeling confident that he can give better salts
faction for the same money. than any other eStdb.
lishment of the Kind in GruNie. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all klnds, and CAKES Of every variety
at LOW PRICES. can be had at his Bakery, OF viii
be delivered at the doors Of his customers.
Oroville, Dec 30, l-j6. d3l,u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Store and New Goods
D.F. .CN,.L--DRAPER and TiILOR,

MONTGOMERY ST., OPPOSITE THE ORLEANS HOTEL.
NNvHERE will be found the largest assortment of
w Cloths Clssimeres, oeskius aud silk Vest
Jugs Of every description offered 10 the clzens
of Orove. Having employed the services or Mr.. }
e. BALLOON in the eating Depar menl, ieei c'hh-
dent in SAYING that my clothes Will De manufactured
in n slvle and workmanlike manner unsurpassed hy
any establishment in the stale Come and TRY me-
and Judge for yourself My stock also consists OF
Custom Made Clothing, Gentiemans Furnishing
Goods ef every description, Rube Cos Best Mole
Skin Hats. Prices TO suit The times.
The latest styles received by every steamer. ml1d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
SPERMAToRRHGA.

nR. local weaknoss, nervous debility. low spirits,
y lasstude. wrakucs- Oi the limbs and back. in
DISPOSITION and iucapnbjil for labor aud study dull
ness OF fapprrheu-i0h. loss of memory aversion to So
cieiv love ef -oliiu iudr imidty self dl=tru- dizziness
headache involuntary discharges. pans IA the side,
affections uf thrcIes pmpes on The face, sexual and
other ifrmalies in man, are cured without fail by
the Justly celebrated phy~f ~ and surgeon, J.. J.
Czapkay. lis method eI cnihg diseases T. new, ,(un-
known 10 others and hence the gr. at success. Ali
consuit ions tby letter or otherwise tree. Address
l.. j. CzapkAy. NJ. D.. san Francisco. Gal n3-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
q Rarc Chance.

HNOR sALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE LOT FOR
II private Residence, on the Plaza. 80 by 1872
feet-will double its present value in three months
ADDly soon at WATSON'S NEWS DEPOT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
INFORMATION WANTED

INF WILLIAM WHITLEY. ANY person
y knowing of his whereabouts Will confer favor
' addressing hi brother, John whitley, Orovllle
mt County cal MOL
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-05
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the Hotel de France. are
"a requested to call on the undersigned and settle
ana ne viii make Il liberal discount; otherwise. he
will expose their names in the newspaper. Every
thing left in his charge will be sold the 18th OF
MAY next, If not reclaimed.
ap24-3w A. CLOUCHET.
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only has led 10 the existing state Of things here Esterr
stockholders need ha We no fear Of ultimate
The Washington L Mon of the Sd inst contains
the following in relation to presumption claims to
lands for railroad purposes:
The Commissioner of the Gen erai Land once IN re-
cent decision has laid down the law ana views Oh DIS
once on several points OF great es anu importance 70
the pubic OF the south and West, rs 70 vows
L. Ireemploh claims upon any land "l'nura"n from
mafket LOT railroad purposes, where ~ sol..ehcnts
were MADE IN good faith with the governme az before inc
passage o. me law making the grant and Hics W .,'e
definite location" or surveying and stalking on o. the
route OF tho road are subject consummaon thin tho
period Sed by law for proving up and entering offered
and unonered lands at ono ordinary minimum of vi -
per acre, ana pay be in specie or Win
military bounty land warrants.
After the surveying and stalking OF any route the
pre-emptOn right ceases the railroad sections but
from and after that date the States reserved sec
tons, within the BIZ mile limits Of the route are pre- emp
tbie ut minimum of 81 so per Till the date % snal
adjustment" OF tho alternate sections TO which the rail
road Is entitled.
From the date OF the final adjustment aforesaid until
The date Offering the tied States reserved sections
public saia pre- emtion rights IN such sections
cannot attach, but after the Offering the reserved s4
lions again become pfeempSon at a minimum OF 81 80
per acre.
a. Where the 50 30 minimum attaches bounty land war
rants under the act Of ID March 1885 cannot be used IN,
part payment, there being cypress inhibition OF such
use IN tho statute but warrants issued prior acts OF
Congress may be usedone warrant only to be laid on
single pre- enpon claim nj the rate Of 81 Is per acre
and the balance required 10 make the ~ 80 70 be paid
In specie.
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Emigration at this Port.

During month OF October 1857 the total number OF
bondable and otherwise arriving at this port
as shown by the records at Castle Garden seventeen
thousand Eve hundred and nfty six-being increase
over the number landed here during the month of
1885, of one thousand hundred and twenty six and
decrease Of two thousand six hundred and thirty
from the month Of September last.
Most Of the emgrants arriving here at the present time
are Of the better cass and Immediately start for the Far
West friends OF the family have already pre-
ceded them, and awaiting their arrival Very many
others have and daily starting FOR the Fast and South
These in most cases. however the wives and families
OF men who having preceded them several years, have
managed to save enough from their scany earnings 10
send and bring them over.
The largest number Of arrivals In any day during
the month was Monday, the 5th-the number landed
Al Castle Garden on that day being 2lo4, cllows0n
Sns vessel from Glasgow, io3; one do from Hamburg,
2Gi two do. from Liverpool 80; one do from Bremen,
asa one do from lnndon 1I3 and one do from Havre,
55s Tho smallest number landed on any one day during
the same time, during which any landings were effected,
was eight on ono vessel from Rotterdam.
II j. thought that tho emigration during the remainder
% the fall will 10 gradually decrease but not 10
any very great extent and he revived carly IN tho spring.
although not 10 80 heavy figure as last fall.
The annexed table will show the comparative monthy
arrivals from the LIST Of January 10 the LIST or Noyem
bcr during 1856 and 1867, by which will be seen tina,
the balance thus far in favor OF 1851 Is "A, SSH
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fLouK.-The market was heavy with increased sup.
ply the market Prices closed at decline Or about
&c. . loo per Dbl The sales embraced about 5000
900 bbs including superanc State - IS 81 s5 and
extra do. at ~ e5 a IS 10.
WHEAT again lower for Western red, while choice
Southern white scarce, and prices Unchanged the
sales embraced about SO 600 eooo bushels including
Chicago spring, at about s5c sec. s7c., closing at
9ec; Western white ut 81 IS; Southern white at
81 3d. choice Tennessee do at 81 s. and Southern red
81 20 q 81 80.
ooKs-saes Of 10000 10 900 bushels western mixed
were made ut 75c.
PORK active, with sales OF 200 a 500
barrels, including mess, at SO IS so, and prime
SIS rs sl6
CorroS.-Thcrc was more doing, based upon good uId
ding Gulf at 13hc., and middling upanJs al i2isc.
WHinHgY--Saes 200 barrels at 22L,c
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GoRDOS-HE1Fryrp-AtE Elizabeth, N. J. Wednesday,
Nov !, by Rev MIR. Holman, DAsiEI D. T. GORDON a
Staten Island TO LorE daughter Of the late Morris Hct
field, Of Elizabeth.
HARrHoRs-MUsDy.- Wednesday evening" Oct n.
by Rev. Joseph b. Wakey, WA. L. HAKruIoRs " Muss
LYDIA Ann MusDr, both Of this city.
Phlsdslphis papers please copy.
TAIInApCE-NAs BUREs-On Wednesday, Oct g. BIZ
Rev. Iathrup, Mr.. H. H. TAIIMADGE 10 Miss JULIA VA1
BrREN daughter Of Samuel Van Buren, both OF this city
WAKRKN-CEoKR.-On Tuesday evening, Nov s, By
Rev. DR. Osburn, SAHUN Il WARus Esq., 10 HosoaA
VICTORIA third daughter OF Eyre Coote Croker Esq boS
Ut this city.
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communications in regard 10 the collated Hbk~ WHICH
were referred 10 the Comruittee on Versions
Grants were made Of Danish and Swedish bibios n
distribution among the Scandnavans at the northwest;
Spanish and English bibles and tesamcns for Valparaiso
German books for distribution in New Jersey, and 1t
johannesburg ana at Saiao; Bibles for missionaries at
legion and Benos Ayres books TO needy auxliaros in
Kansas missouri and elsewhere, and for distribution in
minnesota with six volumes raised letters the blind
An agent was appointed for Southern Missouri and Rev
Isaac Bss was appointed agent for the Ievant in place
OF the late Mr. Fighter.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
-o-~~-,-~~S~-N~~~~.~-<
MONEY MARK EFT.

SATURDAY, Nov. Is p. NJ
There was very buoyant stock market this morn
ing The transactions were quite large and princi-
pally for cash. At the first board Obi, State 6's
1885, advanced per cent; Michigan IS, s.; Ten
nessee 6s, /; Illinois Central bonds 81 La Crosse Il
Milwaukee, l.. G. bonds, l; Metropolitan Bank, Al;
Importers and Traders, A; Bank of Commerce, A;
Erie Railroad /; Reading, Il Illinois Central, 2;
Michigan Southern, old, 3; do. preferred, 3; Cleve-
land and Toledo 4; Chicago and Rock Island 1.
Brooklyn City IS declined / per cent; New York
Central Railroad, l; Michigan Central Railroad, /.
At the second board the market was lower, and not
at all active. The transactions comprised few small
lots of each of the leading railroad stocks prin-
cipally for cash. Michigan Southern old, fell off
per cent; Cumberland, 1! Chicago and Rock Island,
4; Milwaukee and Mississippi, t. New York Cen
trail Railroad advanced per cent; Reading, Ii;
Michigan Southern, preferred, 4; Illinois Central
bonds, !. State stocks were well sustained.
The steamship Baltic, from this port for Liverpool
to-day carried out $226 ,6l0 in SPECIE most of which
was American gold. The closing rates for sterling
exchange to-day were los a lOs per cent. Some
drawers were asking i09 ITO per cent, which was
much to say they did not wish TO draw. Cotton
bills are becoming more abundant and will soon be
plenty enough to rule at points considerably below
the specie shipping point.
The Receiver of Taxes for this city and county
gives notice that per cent will be added the
Is. of December to all taxes remaining unpaid, and
two per cent on the 10Th of that month.
The sales of lands of the Illinois Central Railroad
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