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Slaughterers trying to make arrangements among
themselves not to pay prem They have previously be
paying 50d60 cents premium per head Should the
bnation succeed, more premiums will be paid. The
sales Saturday to 5000 hogs, and the
ceips to 5000 Whiskey higher sales at l94 The
market is active and buoyan The other markets
changed.
NEW ORLEANS, November 15.-The Cotton market
closed unchanged the by the Vanderbilt having had
effect. Molasses sells at II cents. Coffee closed firm
prime Rio is quoted at IL cents Freight Cotton
Liverpool 9l61.
MOBILE, Nov. 15.-Cotton-Sales on Saturday LOO
bales, the market being depressed.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 15-Cotton-The market on Saturday
closed frm 800 bales sold.
CHICAGO, November 15--FIour is quiet. Wheat dull
and lower, and sales &c cents Corn active at
CO cents Oats steady.
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FOREIGN MApKETS

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Nov and 2-The
market is again dull Cotton is freely offered at irregular
prices, which have gone down below Fridays rates
Sales $4,000 bales 5000 on speculation and for export
Nov SThe sales of the last three days in the Liverpool
Cotton Market were is 900 bales, of which 500 were
speculation and 1000 for export. All qualities were I'D
lower than at the departure the Asia The market
closed with declining tendency the lower qualities being
almost unsaleable.
LIVERPOOL CORN AND BREADSTUFFS MARKET
Nov. 2.-Business to-day only moderate and buy
ers had to fully late rates for the best Wheat and
Flour selected brands Of Flour from New Orleans sold
as high as 26s s per bb 1876 lbs The inferior grades
OF both articles were quite unmanageabe There
decline OF Is per Indian Corn and Beans Id per
bushel on Oats, and 3D. per load Oatmeal Messrs.
Richardson Spence 4 Co report Flour nominally un-
changed with declining tendency Western Canal pos;
Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls G122s. Ohio OBS APIS;
Wheat tending downward, very dull and prices rregu-
lar, 1d2d. lower Red Western GI6s 4d White Wes-
tern 6s. ID d6s 3D.; White Southern Is ais Sd Corn
tending downward and nominal; yellow 30s. G132s.;
white 33s (33s. Cd; European quoted Is. lower.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-Beef was heavy,
and quotations barely maintained Pork dull Bacon in but
little enquiry, and prices weak Lard heavy with
retail sales at 55s. Sd. .d55s Cd. Tallow unchanged
3s 10d ass lid for common. Sugar quiet. Rice quiet.
Pot Ashes steady at 32s Pearls quiet Lnseed Oil 30S.
6d.(dl3ls. Spirits Turpentine steady at 40s. Cd.
LONDON PRODUCE AND PROVISION MARKET,
Nov 2-Tea heavy and a shade lower. Sugar well sup
ported Coffee unaltered Rice very fiat. Moasses 15s.
3D. cwt Saltpetre lsd1s Cd. per cwt; demand far
from active. TallowP Y c. the spot firm at sos. Cd.
per cwt stock IA 639 casks OLinseed quiet 29s Sd.
d29s 6dper cwt; fine Sperm fS5 refined Rape 46s 47s
other oils dull Spirits of TuIpentne 4Os Cd GALS. Cd.
per cwt Silk heavy. Metals-Scotch Pig Iron slow at
54s. Sd (d54s Cd ton. Tin firm.
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VOL. T[---NO. go.
stlonetarr aaa Commercial 8tbith.
BALTIMORE, November Is, 1858

The business at the Stock Board to-day was small,
the transactions summing up about S26,OO0 and
the market generally is steady. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, of which only lS9 shares were sold,
opened at S57 regular way, but afterwards sold at
s57s buyer 60 and s56A seller 60 days, leaving off
at S56M bid S57 asked cash, a lower than yester-
day. There was some activity in Northern Central,
500 shares selling uniformly at S229 regular way,
buyer short time and seller 60 and 80 days. closing
at S222s bid, S2255 asked regular way, q better
than the previous day. Bank stocks continue firm
without any movement. For Canton S2O12 was
bid, S20M asked but no transactions took place.
We note sale of 100 shares Santa Clara Mining at
SlSA decline since last sales of q. Baltimore
city lS75's improved "a, $1,000 selling at 81
Northern Central bonds of 1885 are steady at 1874,
at which rate sales of $500 were made. North
western Virginia Sd mortgage unendorsed ad-
vanced q since last sales $1,000 being sold to-day
at 35 In other securities we have special change
to note.
A reaction took place in some of the fancy stocks
at New York to-day which declined so heavily yes
terday. Erie advanced u; New York Central as;
Reading q; Cleveland and Toledo q. Galena and
Chicago advanced l u at first board which en-
tirely lost at the second. La Crosse and Michigan
Southern were unchanged
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
In the Money market we notice no new The
supply of paper continues to be very light and taken
freely at previous rates. 46 per cent not much of
Inent names passing at per cent Ca loans are
6 per The leading stock houses have free Offering
at per cent Some small sales of Treasury Notes, per
cent. made day at 25(G20 cents discount The
market dull for those bearing higher rate Of in
terest.
The following is comparative statement of the
condition of the New York Banks for the weeks end
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The LifchfieId Rink

HARTFORD, November 15.-The Litchfeld bank
had hearing before Judge Ellsworth, in this
city, this afternoon. The Bank Commissioners
made report, showing the bank to be insolvent,
and not in condition to 60 on. The bank was en-
joined, and Abijan Catlin and F. E. Harrison were
appointed receivers Four months is allowed for the
fairs of the bank at present in bad cond ition
but the receivers practical business men, in
whose hands every dollar that can be made availa-
BILE will be received for the benefit of the credi-
tors.
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The Weather.
OGDENsGUEG, Nov. Is, IL A. M.-Just began
showing. Thermometer q.
WATERTowN.-A slight fall of snow at six o'clock
cloudy. Thermometer 90.
PULAsKI.-Six inches snow on the ground and still
showing Thermometer so.
0swEGo.-Eight inches snow, and snowing.-
Thermometer 90
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ETR EG

The alarm of fire at 10 O'Clock Monday night
caused by the partial burning of small brick house No.
IA Warnet alley The property belonged Mr. Oliver
and was fully insured.
About O'Clock yesterday morning the house adjoining
the above set fire by sparks blown from the ruins
An alarm given and the fire extingushed before mate
rial damage had been DONE This house also belonged
Mr.. Oliver, and was fully insured 1t occupied as
dwelling house by Sebastian Kelly The total loss upon
both houses is estimated at $500
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poTJrr TuUEJTTuuNrD

There were up before the Mayor yesterday
morning. except that Of girl about thirteen years age
who gave her Rosa Jones, whom the Mayor
mted to the House of Refuge to her from life of
shame
Martin Truxford yesterday arrested by officer Twgg
the charge Of assaulting and abusing his family
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BosToN, Nov. 15.-Howard block took fire early
this evening, and nothing now remains but por-
tion Of the walls. Howard Hall was in this block.
The theatre, which adjons it, is now on fire, and it
is hardly likely that it will be saved.
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Rescued from Mormnnism.


ST. Louis, Nov. 16.-Judge Eckles has arrived
here, having in charge Henrietta Podore, rescued
from the Mormons a writ of habeas corpus, at the
request of the British Government, having beer
abducted from Gloucester, England, four years ago
Elizabeth Cotton, the authoress of the celebrated
letter in regard to Mormon life, has also arrived
route for England.
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New ORLEANS, November 15.-The steamer En-
pre City, from Havana with dates to the llth inst
has arrived.
Sugar has but slightly improved. Exchange OF
New York AZ sterling bills ll5H.
The bark Ardennes, which was detained by thu
acting American Consul, had been sold and the af
fai cd
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ADJUSTMENTS.

was committed to Jail by Justice Logan in default of
curity for further hearing.
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Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, Nov. l6.-The schooner NJ. E. Wills
from Boston, bound for Norfolk, is ashore neal
Hog Island, and will probably prove total
loss.
New YORK, Nov. l6.-The brig ''Two Boys" for
Charleston, having sprung aleak yesterday off the
Highlands, has returned to this port
New Orleans Shipping-Scarcity of Seamen
and Consequent Detention of Vessels.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l5.-Seamen are very scarce
at this port, and exorbitant advance in prices is
demanded by those who are here. A number OF
vessels are detained in consequence
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Grain Aftoat for Os,ye.o

Grain AHOat for OswegO.
OSwEGo, November 15.-It is ascertained that
over lac, 900 bushels of wheat are now a1oat from
Lake Michigan for this port.
Stolen Money Recovered.
TOLEDO, Nov. 16.-The money stolen from the
Wabash Valley Railroad office at Fort Wayne, has
been recovered and the thieves secured
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Later from NIexicO-RumOred Attack the
City of Me xico by the Jiberals-The Lib
erals in possession of the whole Country
Except the Capital.
New ORLEANS, November 15.-The steamer Gen
eral Rusk, from lndianoa, Texas, the 18th inst,
has arrived.
1t was rumored that the city of Mexico had beer
attacked by the Liberals, and that 400 of Gen. Zu-
loago's men were killed.
The Liberals were in possession of the whole
country, excepting the capital
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L AT EST N E w S
TELEGRAM MS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. !
From Washington.

WAsHIYGToN Nov. lG.-The practice ship Ply.
mouth, which arrived at Mobile yesterday, bringing
Mr. Forsyth, our Minister to Mexico has been or.
dered to Washington. The sloop-ofwar st. Louis
will be Immediately put in commission to supply
her place in the Gulf. Commander Ogden has
received preparatory orders to command this YES
sell
Orders will be forthwith sent to our naval forces
on the coast of Central America, having in view
the enforcement of the Presidents anti-Fibuster
proclamation.
Advices received here state that Commodore Law
aette was introduced to the Sultan of Turkey as
the latter passing from the Mosque to barge,
in the presence of the United States Minister and
Consul General. He was afterward received at
Court, and visited the departments of the govern
ment. The Turkish Admiral, who recently visited
this country, was remarkably hospitabe and atten-
tive The visit of the Sultan to the steamer Wa
bash was the first that he made to foreign
man-of-war. He expressed his admiration of her
beauty, model and superior warlike condition. and
his friendly feelings for the United States. He par
ticuarly requested that the President be informed
of his visit to his vessel.
Dispatches received here announce that Mr.. Sc
bastian has been unanimously reelected to the
United States Senate from Arkansas.
Lieutenant Fairfax has been ordered to the sloop-
oi-war st. Marys.
Wesley S. Gosne and John Oncus have been
appointed subagents for the Indians in Washington
Territory
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Saline county, ILL.,, at the late election gave
in the county.
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The Santa Fe Gazette Oct 18th saws. The mill
tary @ movements of the fortnight are as follows:
Un tne oth INST Major Backus, Sd infantry, left
mere lor Albuquerque. On the 7th inst. Colonel
Lorlng arrived on visit to the city, together with
Lieut. JONES' of the mounted rifles; the latter Off
Ger left again for Fort Union on the 9th from
mere shortly to return to this city again. Lieut..
holt OF the Sd infantry, arrived from Albuquerque
on the sth inst for the purpose of joining COM
Pahy at Cantonment Burgwn, to which place he
breVet Captain G. Granger, ofthe mounted rifles,
arrived here in charge of recruits for the rifle reg
iment and dragons, and took his departure for AL
6uquerque and the southern posts on the following
day Major A. j. Smith, paymaster, arrived on
the 10th inst. from the States. On the same day
Capt. Jose Maria Valdez arrived here with about
fifty guides and spies, well organized and mounted
on good-lookng horses; they will shortly proceed
via this city to the seat of in the Navajo coun
try. On the same day Lieut.. COgswell, in COM
mand OF twenty-five men of company L, sth in
antry heretofore stationed in this city, left here
10 Joln force organized to operate against the
NavaJos Lieut.. Enos arrived here on the 18th
INST. to join his company at Cantonment Burgwin.
| On the same day Captain Morris of the mounted
rlnes, arrived here with his company (G) of about
SIXTY men strong; the day following he left again to
JOIN force ordered to operate against the Navajos.
| Captain Pope and Lieut. Crosby paid the city a
| short visit from Gasteo on the 18th inst. Col.
| Grayson, absent from the city for the last four
weeks, arrived on the afternoon of the 18th inst.
| from Fort Bliss.
MORE CoUNrERFEITs.- Macon State Press
says: awe have been shown a ten dollar bill on the
Bank of Savannah which was changed from a one.
1t is neatly executed but the vgnettes and part of
the lettering is different from the genuine ten. 1t
also has the letter instead of the figure ten"
According to the official vote of the State of New
York, the majority against the call of Consttu-
| tinp anfi ia
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According to the official vote of the State of New
York, the majority against the call of aConstitu-
tional Convention is 34,O9S.
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PnRro R1co.-We have adriees from Porto Ri

Six lives were lost on the steamer Fulton CITY,
instead OF twelve reported by the telegraph.
She sank on the lower edge of Butngtons bar, and
II sne had noated her length further would have
$50, goo, and had been out about a year. Insured
for $4,000 ''' ~
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PROVIDENCE, Nov. 13th-wooL-Market very firm
dealers unwilling to sell at previous rates. Stock o
Pulled light at advance The sales for the week have
led, at 32d47c.
PENTING CLoTHs-The following are the sales for the
week 5000 pieces 64x64 private terms; 1000 do. COZ
6s, 55c; 5000 do 6Ox64, SIC; $500 do 6ox64, SIC.
$500 do. -66x64 private terms; 1000 do 60x6o 5&c
1000 do 56x60 &C. 200 do. 56x56 4Bc; 49, 700 pieces
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SaERIFF SALES.

BY virtue of writ of 6eri facas 10 me di
rec,ed, will be exposed 10 public sale, at the
Court House, in Bloomsburg, on Saturday
The 18th day of March next, al i O'Clock
P. NJ, the following real estate 10 vii:
All that certain lot or piece of land situate
in Jerseytowu, Columbia county; couiaihins
ONE FOURTH OF AN ACRE more or less
bounded on The North by a load leading iron
said Town 10 Millville; on the South by lot o
the widow Welliver; on the East BY William
Barber, and on The West by lot of Neal Mt
Gov, whereon are erected Two story frame
dwelling house, a.slable with the aPpnre
naGces.
Seized, taken 10 execution as the property
OF Phineas Welliver de'd, IN the hands OF his
administrator, Nelson We,liver.
ALSO,
By virlue Of several writs of uenditioni eT
ponas TO me directed will be sold, at The same
lime and place, all that cercain lot or iecs
Of land, situate in Espyiown, Scott township
Columbia county, containing in width Thir
iy-seven feet, be the same more or less, anc
in depth one hundred and fifty feet more ol
less, bounded on the north by an alley, on
The south by Main street of said town, on
The east by lot of the Luheren Church, and
on the west by a lot of Prescus C. Domboy
whereon is erected Two Story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, with ,he apputtenances.
Seized, and taken in execution as the
property of Jane Abbott, decd, in The hands
of George W. Abbott, Administrator of Jane
Abbott, decd.
AT the same time and place, all that ceT-
tain lot or piece of land, situate in Wedge.
Town, Hemlock township, Columbia county,
containing ONE FOURTH OF AN ACRE,
be the same more or less, bounded on The
north by an alley, on the west by road
leading from Bloomsbury to Jerseytown, on
The southeast by road; whereon is erected
ore and half story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Frame Stable, Good Well of Water, with
the appuftenances.
Seized, aud taken in execution as the
properly of Balls Ginon.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, all that Ger,
Tain Two contiguous lots or pieces of land
situate in the Borough Of Berwick, Colnm-
oia county, containing ONE ACRE, be The
same more or less, bounded on the northern
side Of front street OF said Borough of Ber-
wick, on the east by lot formerly of Robert
M'Curdy, on The rorlh by Second street, on
The west by another lot formerly Of Robert
M'Curdy, and on The south by Front street,
being together ninety feet on Front street and
extending back ore hundred and eghly.one
and one half feet 10 Second street, and being
numbered 55 & Sc 10 the plan OF said Bor-
ough of Berwick, with the appurlenances.
Seized, and taken IN execution as the
property of Thomas Baker.
SherfPs Office, S. H. MILLER
Blooms burg, Fe5. 10, 1858. Sheriff.
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AGENTS ATTENTION !.

no you wish to find good employment
~ and make money with little or no iu
vestment and without interfering with your
regular business Ifyou Go, read this adver,
lisement.
C.E. TODD s. Co., 392 Broome Street,
New York. are manufacturing and selling
massive gold Pencils for $5 each, (which
are cheap at that price, and they throw in q
gift or prize with each Pencil worth from
S2 up 10 S5. $40, SIS, $50, S25, $50, $50,
SIS, 500, $500 and 5000. Don't cry out
"Humbug Lotteryw 1t is no such Thing.
The Pencils are sold at their CAST value, ard
all the profits over The fist cost are thrown
into the gifts, whirh actually cost the pur-
chaser nothing. The prizes are distributed
on simple plan of drawing, which would
lake TOO much room 10 explain, but which
has never failed 10 give complete satisfaction.
We have drawn and sent TO purchasers 1879
gold watches of various prices. "A purses of
gold dollars, 238 gold lockets, $50 gold chains,
and corresponding numbers of other prizes,
within two months.
THERE ARE NO BLANKS, but every
purchaser draws prize worth SO certain,
and ii stands thousands OF chances TO be Q
higher figure.
We want good agent IN every neighbor-
chasers, and any agent, 10 be successful,
must have Pencil aud prize TO exhibit. We
pay agents ST cash ior each purchaser Re
obtains, and the first person in any neighbor-
hood who applies for a Pencil and gift, will
receive the agency for tha; locality. Should
an agent obtain a valuable prize to exhibit
with his Pencil, he would have little difficulty
in obtaining scores ofpurchasers, and making
il paving business
A NEW IDEA READ!! READ!l!
We ask nobody TO send their money Ill!
they know what prize they draw. Any per-
son wishing 10 Try their luck, can first send
US their name and address, and we will make
their draw and, inform them by return mail
what pnze they draw, when they can send or.
and take the pencil and prize, or not, which
ever they choose. We give This privilege
only once to a purchaser. Afler lie first
drawing, every purchaser will be required TO
send in advance, through the authorized
agent. We will send with each drawing the
number taken out, with full description of the
plan OF darwing. Address
c. E. TODD & co.
Jan. 20. 1858. 392 Broom Street, N. Y:
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IT Is MOT = DYl.

We subjoin a few names of those who rec
ommend Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
RcstOrer and ZyiobalSGmum. PIest. Eaton, Of
Union University "The falling of hair ceas-
ed, and my grey locks changed 10 original
colof.n Rev. c. A. Bnekbeo, Treas. Am.
Bible Union, N. y; 81 cheeriully add my
testimony" Rev. fl. v. Degen, Ed. "Guide
TO Holiness" Boston: ave can testify 10 lis
effects" Rev. E. Il, FairchiId, Cor. Sec.
Cha Union, N. Y; "ITsed in my family
with beneficial efIecls.o Rev. A. Webster,
"Ch'n Era" Boston "Since using your
preparations, | am neither bald or grey as
heretofore" Rev Jas. n. Cornell, Cor. Sec,
N. Y. "lt has restored the hair OF one oi
my family 10 its original color, and stopped
lis falling OUT" ETC., etc. We can quole
from numerous others OF like standing ia
Europe and America, but for further infor'
malion, send Tor circular 10
MRS. S A. ALIENS
Woria'S Hair ReStorer Depot,
No. 355 3roome ST., N. Y
inc. S.3m. NJ SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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