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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
FIFTH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT.

The Republicans OF The Flfth AIdermsnc UIstHcI
net ss night and reported Constitution and BYLAWS
for Club appointed Committee of three Ia select
room ard advertise meetings, and adjourned to the
Cal of the above Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

hAIsE.-Retuns from 3S towns aud "A plantations
in Maine give Morrill, REP 1891 votes, aud NTH
lDtml il,NA Mcr,lrs majority, II si7. Tbe-e sre
u '"si towns and II plStt4iors to be hesr1 fron.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

Cors,oy OF Nrv C,sr..-whhin the past three
months GOO 0G0 new cents have beeo "'''N '"'
urt in the City, weighing ~ taD' rbu.aelps. Leax.s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

DEDIcATIos.-Tae new building erected by the
Society Of lie Fr.t Methods, Episcopal Church R.h-
way, was yesterday Dedicated to the worship of God.
The Rev Thomas Z. Sargent. ID. ID, Of Baltimore,
the Rev jesse T. Peek ID. d., Of New-York, and
The Rev. l. w Wiley, ID d., OF Jersey City, assisted
in tie services of the Occsion. Tie new church IS
lea. and converient structure, With cahioned seats
and all necefsaIy accommodations.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

REWARD FOR THE MURDERERs OF TomPKiNs Asp
CARRiCAN Gov Newell Of N-wJerey has Issued ns p,y pn
stion Offering Of 500 for the arrest ana
f the per.on pous h. fnnoIy 81. n, Of
Ton pains of hob, k.n the CITY Of New fok on [ 80
AuE,t last. and reward 4 10 fer the spPfehsn' I 80
e Eviction OF Pstr ci sculon who feon'ousy ., ,bs
Csr1iasn al Hoboker on the 9th Of August isst
rer.ons assaulted died from the effects Of then pJ
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

Forsp DRowsFD.-On wedI the c boy o. .. J,
unknown man found footing IN tne ~ bo", a. yeas o
sse The ,s, q es'aan, rs..e Ja.iee Bed
tL,t he bss fallen overheard from some '''0S ~
tard xiewed the ,sm.ins aud ordered them buried
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25
NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

TRouBfE IN THE HoBoKES CouSCrL--A MEMBER
FxPfLLED-Tbe Hoboken Council Chamber on
Wednesday evening, the scene Of uousua excite
ment after dant upon the oa and expulsion of Coun
cn al John Besrd of the Tlird Ward upon the charge
of bsvrg in the course of acrimonious debate at
previous meeting, called Councilman Wilson, also n
representative from the Third Ward, "a d-d liar. -
C,ur Gilman Beard had been notified day or two
before that he would be tried upon this charge and the
mater having become public it drew together a
numerou Us attendance Of czeus on the occasion.
AZ tr I'll e transaction Of some routine business the
all exciting subject was brought before the Board,
wheu Councilman Beard at once arose and plead
guilty 70 the charge reiterated H. and said that be had
come prepa ed with witnesses to prove the truth Of
what he had ssid This gave rise to war Of bitter
words between the members, commirgled with disor
der and conu. ion among the spectators during which
the Chairman repeatedly ordered the Sergeant alarms
h. arrest Councilman Beard which order the officer a'
repeatedly attempted to obey but without success.
resolution was firay offered by Councilman Cham
bera;n that Cour Gilman Beard he expelled from the
Board which was adopted by the following vote
Yea.- M,sr. Wilson, Chamberlain Wh.ts and BamPton
has-Mr Van Mater.
Til being accomplished and some one having
tuueo of the gas the meeting adjourned in darkness
and tie gTeatest c. n;u-ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-25

STATE FAlR-The stalls buildings, horse track, ard
OF her Ia for the New-Jereey State Fair,
to be held At New-Brunswick on Tuesday, the 10Th
il st. and continuing four days, are announced to be
ft.bed II i. stated that the entries already made
exceed those Of any two previous fairs of this Society
Exclusion tickets will be sold on the New Jersey
Railroad 70 persons cesirous of attending the Fair at
reduced prices. Extra trains will run from New.YOrk
at a m and resufn at $50 p. m. The fare to New
Brunswck and return will be from New York 30 cents
Nswsrk 20, Elizabeth 60, Railway 80, and Meta
chin 40.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
SEWING MACHINES

HAVE Agency Excelsior Sewing NsehineE; price
4U, $500. Can be my warehouse, South End
Of Market, In operation Saturday from II to 12 oceCk
augI GEO. WILSON.
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,rC UOthESPONDENTS.

concerning subscription, advertising or other H.
anca business Inegencer should be addressed 10
tle ProprietOrS. -. s A., ,,.,
should be the Rdors jointly or to either one
writing publication, will please write
oaly en- one side Of the paper. ,,, -
An observance the above rules Will 6reaty OpiSe
% secure more prompt attention to correspondents thah
: mi hit otherwise receive.
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IIliS Law OF NEWsPAPERs.

-subscrfbers who give express notice to the con-
trary considered wishing TO snbscFP
.If subscribers dScontnuRnce Of their peri
Odfeals Publisher continue to sed them until ar
FsaTHgeS art paid Ill,
from tile offices to they directed, they are held
Te,nonsibe till they settled the bill and ordered them
LII tuGscribers remove other places without inform
lag publishers aud the papers are sent TO the orinef Oh
FectiUh, they are held responsible -,
-Te Courts have decled that refusing 10 take
esIs trcn Office, removing and leaving them unea'eu
1. Lt.f0,u Glcid evidence OF Intentional fraud
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
a sszsEs g5sRsssa E55ssss E1l3z
Great Northern and Southern Mau Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
HWice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich.
i and Washington City via Ciordousville and Alex
andria. .r.-.. -sIsti ...1l
mond .645 A. n. and 7:SO P. II.
Returning leave Washtngton...6 A. al. and IN.
Arrive 44t% at Richmond - 1880 p n afd4 All
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mond Washington. 4. ID. ~
and being in excellent order. and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the beet guar
always securing connections is shown by arri
daily Richmond and Washington city In advance OF
the Steamboat line = .-
FARE BEFwBES RICHMOND WASHINGTON $3.50
Omnibus VIII be found always ready to take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
Depots free charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DRnYlle and
WnshinRton the Terminus of the Road, nearly
Ileted DanTie. An Agent of the Company will receive
Checks passengers from the Danv!le Road,
baggage ali the Way to Washington the Bal
timors Depot.
route.
mond and Alexandra. fe1 :
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PIANOS /! PIANOS n!
Pens Pens fens!!!
S6hNl HEtrRh HMlS NHHNE

SOMETHING: NEW. elas
p. BROWN has received superior lot Of Gold Pens
10 which had made under his supervision. They
made fro gold reduced to II karats by Combination
Of alloys and becqualled for elasticity and dura-
bity, by my other combination Of metals Prices
DOderate and every pen warranted They may be known
by every pen helng stamped &C T. BR0wS, Wheeling"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-20
WHE EIING VA. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20 1857.
TRANSPORTATION
Winter Arrangement.

.3l92 slsss
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cnUKCHEs OF WHEELING.

of strangers visiting city, pub
1h IN. following list Of the Inherent Churches and theT
time and place meeting II there are any we
will make the necessary correction With pleasure:
ST. utLAttr's EtiScoL utidn, Corner Monroe ana Byron
s,rets Rey T. T. pERKIxs Rector; morning services lo
clock, evenng,I.
~ ,to6n,s Ef.eodzia1 Main between First and
Second Centre wheeling Kew. j. H. sAlh n. SIS Nec'oF
s,ryicvs-Norling 1C19; afternoon S7s; hish1 "a.
EYrl Ir.SLlteFiun REv. L. H. Wkkp, Pastor, Foorths'
Monroe and Quincy and afternoon
,roud IesIsasriai, Webster street, between ain ana
Market Centre WLesllngi services morning anu
Third IresGyte'ian Filth street, between unu
T.ft sts South Wheeling, Rey. E. MoODS, Pastor
Ces morning and evening
Fourth IrtSJgteriGal Rev. A PAUL., PASTOR "ain''
, Wa.Ii,gton ana Adams sts.; services morning anu
evening. u w,,sov
street, between Monroe and quincy
morning and evening. ,,, p..,or
corner 2larLrt and North sts North "heelms'
morning and evening =, 49,,
p,K PASTOR Capne street. between First ana seco"u'
Centre WIlcc ing; servicesmornns and evening"
South ,1te!img u. E. C"''s''' Rev. a. S1A'A''''
Pastor; services morning and evening
r5,,Ifno Island C4agel, on Wheeling ISl"nd' Rev. d
4. WILSON Pastor. ,,-,,.,. Pastor.
t,bnpline street, Webster and Tlira' Cenue
s.. June, camecgral Roman Catholic, Rs Rev Btsuor
wuv, Az Pth street, corner OF HGmpdeni services
morning and afternoon. -
1s.ostate Rro,4td REV. j. T. McCIuhr, PASTOR corner
,,Nnrrt and ss morning and afternoon
Di.sjDLes Market street, between Webster aud Third
Centre Wheeling; services 1UB in the morning. ana ~
evening. u..,o, CLAY
I,,,o..icdE Protestant, Rev. j. nELFtR' Fas'0'' N'
, rs., above SIXTH East WheeIing
Yin, Eramgelie0I LuNeridM, Rev. F. znlH"ENAASr
Market street, between Webster and Third Centre
whc,lug; services morning and evening
1919 SynGgogut quincy street, between Market anu
Main. .+ h.,re,bn
,tnr,o, and Quincy; services Icy morning.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL TOF
NEW GOODS!

~ their large and extensive stock OF FAMILY GRO.
CERES, fine and varied nss0rtmgnt OF Spices &e, 70
which they most respectfully Gull the attention their
toners; Mustard in and boxes Grain and puverised
Aspice ain an pulveriscd Cloves Mustard Eeed raa
nd puverized Pepper; Salt in large small bags
lie Soap, and pure STARCH &C., &c., which they oFer
reasonable and, reduced prices.
They have aso received arge lot Of Conf etonar!es
such Rose, Vanilla, Lemon Gum Drops; pure
White Rock Candy Juiubc PaSte CHlabna
ice, kept constantly hand at No.5 Washington HALL
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MATBE EW MoNABB,

! Nh!h-NU 7 IAOI IOINIIIb -OE v I4NI4NT4AIL
AHD DEALER IN - 70
Flour, T1III Feed of nII Kinds, Corn nnG
T.ti Corn Meal, Outs, ESHIed EEny &c.
Of the delivered free Of extra charge
The highest price paid in cash for all Country Produce
Opposite Second Presbyterian Church, Centre wheel
Ing ieIT
Watches, JewcIry, silver nnd Plated Ware,
Clocks, AC. &C.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
TRANSFORMATIONS -OEFICE y. 6 Q. h. RI

49,; E:;sssE:s4;.s iS
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ~,
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE B. o. r. R.,J =
rt WrEKilSG sTATIcN, Nov. 1,lI, 1851. )
N and after Sunday Evening, Noy sth the Passen{r
" trains will leave this station daily Mt S:lU A. NJ 44U
PM, and 10 P. NJ, Wheeling time The Accommodation
daily Except Sundays) $50 A. NJ. will receive and die
charge passengers all principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accomn odaGn trnin IS
discontinued East end of road
The Express train daily at 44 P. 81, Su receive and
discharge passengers at the following stations only Ben
wood, Moundsvie, Cameron, Burton, Benton's Perry,
Fairmo.it Pettermun Grafton Rowsburg, Piedmont
berland No 19 Water Stations Sir JOhns Rnu
Junction. Tho Aa train daily eHeept Saturday, ut ~
b. will receive aud discharge at all the prih
cipaI stations. q
The foows: Mail train NJ, Rx-
press train 1p45 A. M Accommodation train. from Gum
- - w. G. w0oDsIDs, sap't.
move j. b FoRD, Agent.
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

ODD EELlIo w . 4J4ASAA>
vtrxtnIus Lodge No. 3.-Msets every Thursday =.
vrnng at tile Hail. corner OF Market and Monroe '''
,,sys ". NIouRs, n G.; B. n. Carr, Secretary.
RrnnLIEu Lodge No. 13.-MeetS rs Hootee'stS
Monday evening. J. }. FEESen' n. e.' w. T. 4'
ReiUey, Secretary.
lYrn. Tell Lodge No. 193.-Meets Asa6ove eve
rv Wednesday evening. CHAs. DICKNASE' N. IT,; '''''l
SdIdde, Secretary. -.
WheeIing Lodge No. 59.-Meets every Monday
in Al the Hall, corner Market and Quincy ssTes's'-
:, I,nS,a,x. \. G.; John ZzOouyn, Secretary.
= .,.IsnDoIn lodge No. S3.-Meets as above every
-. .yeuinv 4. A. sMITu, N G.i v. W. B'a''esGTd
Secretary. Net, At the
,,5, and Monroe streets, the '"'aha ''',I
of each mouth n. IT, A1As@' y t' ="
w Blanchard, Scribe, ,I..,. =,
- rTVE, Tell sEsncHnaPsnent NO > - -
~. .<.oad and JoMrth Tuesday evenings OF s@e"
mon,b .HExar KVKys, c. P,i C1af, 4i'et' sstl0s
MNsoNIG DIREcIoRY-z
obio Lodge No 1OI.-Meets ct Masonic ono, na ,ran
ni Monroe Streets the first aud ta.Fo non
d,v evenings OF each month. g. W. soa4s' We 1' 1T
dndsr Laughltai Secretary 50. :. .hov. ON
WheeIiuE Lodge No. \ S.-Aeets = 3 s
the Srst and kkird Thursday evenings Of sSeH
Rpyxr,txara " A.: s. W. Pearson, Secretary
VbeeIfn4 Union Chapter Me- AS:-,NisSs' S- n
shor ON ,l seeonf Alontl4yevenng OF each lnoh'n'
ScoTT. IL. p: S. w. Pearson, Secretary. m
wheeling RmcnmPment No. Z, ss,y :
Abave OH the toMFth Monday evening oI eAsH n'''P
BIEEs, q. c., 4. LOrfRg, Recorder. -
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OFFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy St
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For THROUGH Tickets other Information, "nqnirt
at Central Ticket Ucc eSprigg House. wate
street, Wheeling, Va.
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q. P. BROWN.

no. l18 Main. Street, wheeling, Va.
opening the finest and largest assortmens
goods s line that has been brought to this
city, which will b sold Wholesale and Retail prices
low as any house West Of the Atlantic cities. tH
Among his goods be found Gold and Silver Watches
the celebrated English aud Susse
Iacturerers Also, the real D. H. D. American Patent
Lever Watchss Clocks in great variety, including
Regulators Of ine quality suitable Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices aud Watch Makers.
beautiful Jewelry, in ses otherwise of Coral Mosaic,
CAMEO, Gold, Stone, Lava and all Gold JcWclry Also,
OF Soft Soldier and plated Jewelry very cheap
Pine pocket Cutlery Razors, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings Gard Gases, Gold Pens, &c. DC Every article in
this establishment is warranted TO be good represent
ed, money call Is respectfully
mh26 us Main ST., door FROM Marsh TayIof's.
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DEB.

BRowN-On Third day morning Gideon Brown In :he s4ih
nj. enS. and the friends Of the family invited to attend
hs funeral from the Fnends Meeting House corner ass'
and Elizabeth streets this Fo1rh3ay morning AZ lO O'Clock
cooY-or Mopiay Nov 49, Of drcp.y Frances NJ wife Of
John r. CooS in the 2eth year Of bsI age. ,,
The lsves snd friends Of TIE family also tas members .hs
mnesl o The sevcIth Presbyterian Church corner Of
BrosEse ard Ridge streets at oel0cEa N on wednesday
BLowERAtN AOr street e this city B On a sa1dsy
Piswefs aged yeus
ctr.uiyIp M, city on Monday, Nov Is, VIM. Cslshsn,
sr.d 70 years native Of County Meath Irelsnd.
DREW On Monday morning, Nov. l6, VIM Drew, aged b
The friends Of the family invited to sten his fonefs from
his late residence Eighth street near Third avenue broE
iyn on "Wednesday afternoon ~ O'Clock. .
DEwIrT-In DeKsb avenue rear Eostr'nd svenue; hasf
BrooiyR Mssasy Nov 70 Matilda Dewitt wife o.
DOREMUs-In Brooklyn on Sunday Nov 49, Angelina. wife
Of ssrRuel Doremus, in the 4eh year Of hers.e
HOLDEN-In .hi. CITY Monday Noy l6 Of consumption
Mrs T. Ann Holden wife Of John Holden, aged AZ yeas
HOLTON-At No. SY West Fory.eight street on Sunday
evening Nov. IS Thomas Holton native OF ireland Parish
ofESikeen County Csvsn aged 40 years and months.
YAsBOW-In Jersey City, Thursday Nov. II, after
hoit but severe illness. Hamilton zabke youngest child
OF Robert B. and Eepor Ksbriske KsAow aged years.
months and IL days.
KEIGHRoN-In this city sunday Nov IT, aged IS years
Bryan Keishron. native Of Sligo, Ireland
KNLPP-At Stamford Conn on srndsy Nov. IS, Charles
Edward Knapp, in the Path year OF bis age
MALCoM-In wiln.m.bursb, on Monday morning. Nov 49,
gS Hs1n's Gns asas sn Is days
PROUDFIT-At No 2sl East Broadway on Sunday Noy ID,
Proudft relict of the late DR. Daniel Proudh In
the 77th year of her
REILLY At No. I76 East Thin .orth street. In this cy.
Monday Nov 49, travels hey the second OF Francis
and Eliza Reilly aged years II months aud days.
ROGERs-In Jersey City. Monday, Nov H Maria Rogers.
wife Of Capt. James Rogers, ssed IS years,
sPENCER-In Brooklyn, Tuesday Nov. H. at O'clock
m ster protracted illness, Mrs Ellen Jane Ole OF VIM
The funeral will take place this ednesday) afternoon at
ocloci from her residence No. % Bridge street. Brook
yn The relatives and friends Of the fsu are
invited TO attend Her remains will be inferred in Cypress
Hills Cemetery.
WHEELER-At wIliamsbursh Monday Nov. 1S, after =
short Illness Mersey g., wife Of Eden Wheeler aged 20
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vii .,,.ea the estimate. s.y ~; nh :; the SOUTH ID,
a hs bs.n erOtrs ed that 10 oeCreo- Dow
vii have liz or 6-c: Bpl quantity. Very .oon h9p %
= IA .sion .c:s uy-n which IN h.se opinion IN
6tur,. II TIE rroh.be .Ni.It 81 the crop
hEc,Trs p sni.rs YET uasfng n end iher r'0o-
freely n bsaoe nc p.s q. the pris for ne geo.
und.r review amount 70 bit ace bales against % coo D -
turirs rorenE vet Of at var fhs t9. a-he
At al the po., {. ttO bales eODpsed With Ar year
Ry .. arnph for from .ewOeA1s learn n =
.d6o1 tas hs,. received and doutt The sty.rSe
pre II all the nsrts:s will induce plsriers 70 sead
their cotton forw a'd rspidly -.
EXPORTS spite Of al Obstacles Cotton moves 70 u
i'm eetr sior-the consuming Hafets Of tae w9td
errort fr the we.h il bales Of which "A o bales are for
Grea, Britain The last year !, sane tine i1f IN
sIspd IL Al nO bali, To France the decfease 500 bales;
10 ,l.r FOREIGN So, thor. 10 AZ erce. IL 90 bses There
il DO prospect Of Great Brtaa re,eyps sss thAn
she reqair,s a. Learn by tesuspa th1 x~eo o..ss
cleared from Orleans for Liverpool .ione 5uns n
ending 18th and ,hst the bulk Of v' ose' '0'a
wss also for that port . l., r..,.,
The following is statement Of the movement " Cotton
The Isl September eoiOp.',d with tie previous Tour
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ErvOslEAxs Nov. Is -Corrox 10 EueAsrs.a ~ -. a,
bos.r. AZ. demanding advance; sAes n A.,
p.c,in,. 10 dsy IS SO bales src,R declined ~. -.
III MOI ). f.iry tested til the arrivals ar, A. A.nS u
i s,m Ts,.sfu Hay 81. RIO CoFFEs Is qse,.S :, s,,nF
with lsrr, export irq1ry cargo Of sALr ,Ara a.. II
a, &c q s.ck srERLNG EXCHANGE SQs. "s
Nyv OsLrAxs, Nos. II -CorroS 10 Unclaimed In 49,.
.is. o, II so Ia &c; there 10 better feens the nsss
.n,nli.. Ar. Nheral Mess PORK s,ls 81 els LAaa-
ISir Gravy CT CIV i2s RxeHNGE on Lor Cor n an
On Nv York T. cent discount -
Cu.EIySTox Nov l6-CoIToN-Saes to1sy 10 k.,..
The n i.t has nearly recovered The decline
S.v.sSAH, Nov. I6-Corros-NothiRs doing; buyer ssl
sellers inhsrmonious. 49,,
lac. fer MitelirG -
PuyI.Lo Nov. H. .s.-FLOus dull sAss oce ~, II
q, s,,,s OhIo and Ncbissu. WHEAT opened srnss 81
rlo..d iulI; Gales ls roo bush CHICAGO Spring 90
hush Mlwsuiee Cub a. s2c., and GO bush vh.s MehSr
On iyse terms Coax frmer saes 10 ~ bush a. ia 0Afs
s,,sdy: ssies 81 eco bush AZ Sc. WHISKY ronfnay 81
from fsic for Whes, 70 New YORK; LAKE Nsosrs
fr IL "a bours ending At to-daJ 1900 eea Eoar
isa go bu,h Wheat, 1900 bush. Oats CANAL ExSosrs
Ice oCs bush Whest. 2ooo bush Gem.
hs ~ ~ Ccs bush a, STE for Mnvaahee o4ab and
Sc. for Chicago Spring Coss-sses o. ~ vusa nc
80 Ispo,Ts-ss COO bush whe.t Canal ESSosrs-2 80
busb Wheat; S coo bush. Rye, go bush Os'a NJ,
CHICAGO, Nov. l7-6p N.Y. Rkncs do~nwsfu VIII
Ia. declined &c. CoRS frm OATS stesny. ohfStNts 70
fUHso 100 bbls Flour 50 coo buh Whes. 70 O,weyS %
Fiour g. eco bush. Wheat. REcEfPrs-2Sc to.a fcrf,
l2l 600 bush. Wtest, 5000 bush Corn.
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p,sseuxers Arrived

r. ,.ov,l;B Ariel from Bremen and Soshamp.osM Lacn
Mra blanchard, c. lscn, Piseo, J9hn en-, ssh1a
G. M M,!ssr MAY KsaeSi w Wsi.saSom, W,ll.r +
Canmso' sifr and child W. RevliOs, NJ and HInn, 9.
Paul. II. @. Richard c. Wulinweoer MSe. ra{ Il
Tanner rel.er and lady Trouet and lady hsnnN 1ssaa
Petro Fribours Ma Goutsl, Heicher hss 'e!u5 nnss
vG.e y9se HSqIs.u TpS S sT"wa ' Can, s
Moor. W. s. CLARK Ia sOiIfchsr, II. Becker p BsasO
R. Rehler Ro'enthM ard babe Mr. MsynsEHsf sas
H. csermsn HeddendoIf and lady, Ransee. Is, nss
LDsen D. KOr.scsmp FIspkenbers r mir md sSy NJ
CsIl and lady, MT. Phelps AID shld Mr. Linn Ms. Sass
l. Wss.erheyer T. Arspadsut, Miss S;hertlin NINE Hsss
Mr. Has lady and brother C. Csriere, Ram, Mr. H.
and SOP, Mr. hstspu, Mr. Thon Pson and sdy sss.n "
Mis- Humble Capt Lane wife and child Blsneh y,
gehar,, @. H. Lons.by and lady, H Kreos H. Boeks
BnIinsn r. Windish c. Bslch T klsimecie, A. !inenn,'
j. HrnDsck. Mr. A. Schmidt and child ooeeel ana sdy
v Gesrd, Bomins, II Det,mer', A. Lan,ie, Mr; mHos'
Mrs Beyser and daughter. Mesns Alexander end LADY !.
Jean. A. TObsit, Miss Holccmb d. Johrs0n and "Sy
Haas lady Cs,hsne sehiher Mrs Curtis and two eadrs
Mr Meyer, g. Bcey G. P.ry Mr. Kuessss.neS and ..s.
Miss smith Nh W8.mS's R en. % S ISL NJ ha'''
/. ,,,an,hip Kan ronia from HambsygH Wilt, vii. and
family Jol anna Kraus Kramer vAnes f. Bsrthold ~
family be wis's sGa family k as%s, S.1.s s., Ha,.rs
John Hobo T. P.senssde Marie and Fanny Abehsn hsns
W,.ergsId W Lsh; sns family Emshs kss:sor n.lsas
Ebert, Daniel Hut Manu. JOSEPH Inc Hacombe.
In steamship Glasgow, from GId'9oo-Mr I'D Mn Robert
Dennstoun, Robert Deunstoun. jr Miss penncou5
ws,hir ston Miss NJ WssaDs. Louis AM Ellen B.sAad
Ung,r Robt g. Richey Joseph Ch,mb, r.in Rev WIN rss
and wife Robt. Stark Charles oNs 81 Clair Iohs Cssl
Pauline j. stevoI ~ B. Falconer Joseph Robinson, hsa'
Gordon
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rom 81 yesterday, &c. IL Rsirosd Boods, the eaF'
,.sps, uode-.te srd prie = 6rD. 1inois Cenral
III . owed y {, ,ent and NeF-York Cenrsl = CEN
Attic Se,cnd Bos;d price, were irregular, sod ID
some cases rot rosinlaDed s-d AZ 81 the BoArf some
dt,crp'iois 6e,liped materially, Michigan Sou'nern
fell Of 70 q, sid Erie - 70 &C. Ceu,rs, h'<eVer'
oas steady :. soI a s0s, ard Rsad-g it.. Tue o'n-
clDdrg prices ,hov al sdvaLce a. compared win yes
terdsy Of 81 e cent On Central, II on Ere, u on
Rtadirg, on Michigan Southern, u on Pt,so1rgn'
81 or Is Crosse, c on Milwaukee snd Mississippi IT,
on Harlem, Oh Rock Island, 9! on Gsena, :! on
Hudsop River, on Psrsns, 3 on Pacific steamship
. or Illinois Central Il on Toledo, On Delaware, on
Michigan Central, &c. Bank stocks were in far de-
mend st higher rstes. Phsri1 sold a. 9!i, Commerce
e3I, Republic 95l, American Exchange 90, hetrop'i
itsn 90, &c. Tle nre1sd comparison will show the
extent Of The improvement which hss taken Place 10
prices at the Stock Board siuce the 'u'perfon OF
the bsnks 81 days. We think the advance Is unpfe-
teI ,rt r L. II