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DIED.

InS.w York Of llos h.yer, M. hnrndike iiariinl
oiSeds yes lst other 4 ship Charlotte ID OF Bath
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MARRIED.

In Surry, sept. 25th, Mr. lauressine "eooef 10 Miss
NJ AIRY T.. Greene q Biuehill. .
In Surry, Oct. 9th. Mr.. Freeman u po'''y MISS
Harriet z. Haskell Of surry.
In Atteiboro. Sept 23th by Rev. j. d PIERCE Mr. sen
ca r. Mann to Miss Augusta Hickey, both oil baeiui'
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A, Court u Probate holden Ellsworth within aud for
the County Of Hancock, the ist Wednesday OF SPIT.
A. u. ISIS.
On the foregoing Petition,
ORDERED That the Petitioner give netice to all persons
interested by causing copy Of the petition and order uf
thereon lie published three weeks successfully,
IN the Ellsworth Inner can, printed in Ellsworth that
they may then appear Probate Court to he held at
Bnciiill, In said county, the first Wednesday Of
Nov. next, O'Clock 4, NJ, and skew If any
they have why the prayer of said petition should not he
granted. FARMER tt Ck, Julee.
Attest, 4. H. BARTLETT, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order of Court thereon,
3w-3I Attest, A. 4. BARTLETT, Register.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Indian Medical Institute

OFFICE, No. SO BRoMFIELD ST., Boston, Mass
Rev. NORRIS DAY President.
Ray +. MASON, U'ty Missionary Vice President
WI. NJ. TYLER, Esq, Treasurer
JOHN Sly las, Esq, Secretary
BOARD OF MANAGERS,
REV. fthrH MASON, WV. r. WMBfR, Esq,
JOHN T. PRIEST, Esq, AARON 5. HAYWARD, ESQ,
Physicians. R.. GREENE, ~. D..
At this Institution, Cancers, scrofula umors and oil
'hronc Diseases are successfully treated upon the Natural
or Indian System Of Medicine
All persons having Cancers those afflicted with 9TH
err complicated diseases should avail themselves Of the
personal attention of the physci1ns the Institute where
proper boarding houses are provided.
host dIsehses-such Scrofua, IIurnors Of the Blood
Diseases OF the Threat and Lungs, Dyspepsia Liver COM
paint Dropsy, Rheumatism Heart Complaint Female
IonPHts, and the great variety of Diseases by which
inc human body is aflictcre successfully treated with
remedies which can he any part the world with
uli dcctons "a very opinion Of such cases
gan pe FORMED upon remng to the qucs-
lions which may I've found in the INDIAN ARCASA" copy
o' which will he sent rer when requested. Also nr
ureene's "Indmapafhy science Of Indian Medicine,
hch WIN ne sent by mail to any the receipt oil
four postage stamps.
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For Sale.
NOTICE.

fed, that the annual meeting fort the choice If
ana inc transaction Of any other business that may L,ay
come before them, will be held u. the room recently nn,
pied by said Bar X, ON Friday the fifteenth ,v az n,
next at three o'clock L. NJ. 10y VI 0''o'e'
Per order of the directors
Ellsworth, Sept, 20, 1855. swsn n
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(To be continucd.)

Tux OPTIONAL EXCURSION To TUE ARoos-
rook.-Thc invitation Of the North Aroostook
Agricultural Society to the Editorial fraternity
Of Maine to attend its Cattle Show and Fair
at Pressure Isle on wednesday and Thursday
has been very largely responded TO and has
drawn together probably the fullest represent
tation of the craft that was ever together be.
fore in the State. Several arrived III this city
ON Frid,y evening. and on Saturday ev en:ng
n large accession wis made. The various
public convcyauccs OF Railroad and Steam
boAts passed the fraternity to this city, where
the hotels warmly welcomed it. he Odtown
and Milford Railroad also bowed il to the up
river boat for Ma,awamkeag. at which pl &c
and beyond various attentions have been ten
dered,
The party, rs it left this city This morning
consis, cd OF over thirty persons. representing
the Press of the State as follows -
John A. Poor. State of Maine. Portland.
John NJ. Adams, Eastern Argus, %
l. &. Fletcher. Advertiser,
T.. II. Elweil, Transcript, %
Darius Forbes. Temperance Journal,
Chas. A. Lord. Christian A.ir,o
y. Thurston. lions Advocate, "
John I. Gilman. Daily Times, bath.
Jas NJ. Lincoln. American Sentinel,
J. W. Hanson, Gospel Banner, Augusta.
Daniel /. Pike, Age,
ia. A. Hawes. kennebec Journal. ="
Frank l.. Dingley. Journal, Lewiston.
J. ID. S,ctson, Democratic Advocate, g.
n. Dngley. Jr., Maine Evangelist,
4. q. Jenny. Telegraph, Brunswick.
VIM. Dyer. Eastern Mail, Waleryille.
W. b. Lapham. Oxfora Democrat. Paris.
J.. q. Cowan, Union 4 Journal, Biddcford.
T.. Rowell, Hallowcll Gazette. Halloweii.
Z. Pope Vose. Rocklaad Gazette. Rockland,
S.H. Chapman, Democrat Free Press"
W. II. Waldron. Morning Star, Doyer.N II.
G. II. Paine, Lincoln Advertiser lhomaston.
c. p. Roberts. Daily Times, Bangor.
J. II. Lyde. Daily Wing. %
Alarcellus Emery. Daily Union.
Joseph Bartlett. Jeifersonian.
The following gentlemen also accompany
the fraternity; Hon. Ephriam X. Smart. OF
Camden; Thos II. Garnsey, and G. 7. Stet-
son. Esqs.. and Rev. Amory Battles, of this
city.
An shades of politics and religion are rep
resented. Of which the Aroostook will have
the full benefit -1Times
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S w e r + H o M Z
DIR. J. w. PHELPS,

No. GS fremont st, Boston, at the Sign If The Col
den Eagic, has a large and extensive assortment
Of 7Iusses. ibdom'nat supporters shoulders Braces SIR
Elastic stockings hn'e Caps, and apparatus for the
correction and cure of all kinds of Physical Defor
mites, Also Manufacturer of Artificial Legs.
Hands and Arms. His Instruments have been
used in the Mass.Gcneral Hospital for more than
twenty years, well as in similar Institutions in
Europe.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
Bnrnett's COcOainc.
Burnctt's COcoa:ne.
Burnstt's Cocaine.

single application renders the hair (no matter how
still aud dry) soft and glossy for several days. Iii The
best and cheapest Hair Dressing in the Uorid. Pre-
pared by JOSEPH 81 kNE7T& CO., Boston. For sale
by all druggists.
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.Adnnnisfratrir's .Safe Of Real Estate.


NOTICE i. hereby given that by virtue Of licence from
~ tr Probate Court IT this county, there will he expo
scd for sale by public auction, the house NJ the late n
u, smith, in uckspri saturday, the sixth day II No
veuber next, O'Clock in the afternoon, much Of
the real estate Including the rcyersnn Of the widow
dover Of said Rufus Smith, deceased will pr-iucc the
six hundred dollars r the payment nj his debts
expenses Of administration ami Incidental charges Of sale
said is situated in Bucksport adJournins the
homestead OF john D. Blood.
Terms male known ut the time and place of sale.
IEpslBAH ". SMITH, ADMINISTRATIVE.
September u 1858. 3W36
At Court Of Probate holden at eksport, within aud for
the County Of Hancock, the third ednosay Of sept
A. d. 1855.
IN the petition of Agnes Lowell, Guardian of Sylvanus
" Lowell, Edvii Lowell aud lara T.. Lowell, minors,
and children Of Abncr Lowell late Of Bucksport, in said
county deceased gran, the sail Guardian, license to
sell certain Of said deceased which said mi
are Interested.
Ordered That the said petitioner give notice to all per
Interested by causing copy Of this order 10 he pub
lshe three weeks excessively the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court I've holden Ellsworth in said County the +i
Wednesday OF October next ten Of the clock III the fore
noon aud slcw any they have why the prayer of
/ said petition should not be granted.
Parker II OK. Judge.
Sw37 true cory, attest \ BAEELtlr, Register.
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The "lines" from Bluehill cores
pondent is received. Will be attended
to next week.
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Al erart u Probate holden at Buck sport within and for
the county Of Hancock the l5;h day o September,
4. u. lsaS.
DOLLY " ARpW ELL. whow 81 Samuel Wafiweil, late
of cnoco lcc- seal las ins made application for
allowance 81 the personal estate o said deceased
Also t. have ann-sioncrs appointed 10 set out her Dow
er in SAID estate
ordered, That said Folly Narlaell give notice there
otto all persons Interested By causing copy Of this order To
l published three weeks sutees=itely IN the Ellsworth
American, prTJr, in Ellsworth, that thry may apalr
a Pr,hItr 10 he holden Ellsworth the fourth
Wednesday af Oct. neNt, ten u the clek in the fore
nnpn and -hew cause II any they have, why allow
ancc should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
3w37 true cnpy--attest, A. A. EARrLfrr, Register.
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To the Hon Parker Tuck, Julge o Probate, within aud
b for tile County Of Hancock.
TIE subscriber respectfully represents that Thoma. Cog
gins, late Of BIuril, deceased sriIa, In fee
Of Pew VI. 30 the atiaal Meeting "Ise stu-
ted in Blue. Your petitioner tiFrtre pray Honor
u allow her the above named No 30 Pew ont OF the
tate As duty bound yin pray,
LYDIA =. C0GGINS.
| BiueiIll, Aug. 81, 1883.
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The Crystal Palace, New York, was en-,
tirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday. Loss of
building, $3.50 900; contents twice that sum.
Hon. l.. B. Comins, the Anne rican and Re-
publican nominee for Congress in 4th Dis
trict, Mass. declines.
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UNUSUAL CBEtpSfss of fouLrRN--LowEE PRICES
FOR MEAT, ETC., ETC.
The unusual eheapress of poultry, amt especially OF
that greatest delicious of the gallnacoous spe
ees the turkey IS the feature OF market report to
day. For twenty years previously, according old
ket and provision dealers, poultry has not been
cheap for the last few days. Fine dry picked urkes
selling yesterday market for l0c per pound,
while the inferior could had for &c. and &C.
large lots Of chickens sold FOR Sc and per pound
and in instances they reailed tina. price
Ducks, but short time ago selling for Ice and lsc per
pound offered Yesterday without buyers for loc
and lcc. Strangely enough geese which always rates
lowest among poultry, command high price a.
the best turkcs.
This state Of things cannot last long Farmers win stop
killing their poultry and wi. them for the holidays,
when, doubt they will be high enough. II would bc
well therefore for all who like good ures and chickens
10 crafty their tastes while they cheaply.
Meat i down, IN consequence OF the cheapness OF poul
try Sides were selling yesterday for az low rs De-, and
sale reported at &c. We do not md however, that
III. retail butchers have discovered that prices down
n they show disposition 10 cell as huh as ever.
There Is scarcely anything TO note m fish. Perch
and other fresh water tab plentiful, but command
good prices Eel are also down little Dealers com.
plain Of dun times.
Potatoes, in the ianguag. Of the marketrnen, are
''stiier' that rs, hrmcr. That is, they not much
dearer, hut held nrmer Peach blows In market,
have from the northern part Of the State and
.gently sell almost high, and both varieties
sen lie Tcf hbi higher. Other vegetables cheap
enough Tor the season. Tomatoes will be "played
ont. Some very large pumpk ns have been exhib.
Apples this year arc failure, both 20 quality and
quantity. They arc getting dear very quick.
Butter maintains tho saine prices Egg very dear
sriiinr ~ hgll - -sc. per dozrI.
Annexed Ar. ~"
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1853

CoryM The sales embraced an invoice Of Rio, com
prisng 400 bags, at llc so do st. Domingo at 9Ac
l,o00'of which were reported yesterday all at p. t.
600 market was again f1mer, win saes o.
lands, with some sales reported at Ia.c.
FRnaHn-tngagemoDts were light. To Liverpool,
BOO bos ros were taken at rs 3D.; other articles
changed and engagements light To London, GO boxes
tobacco were taken at 3s 3d. and 80 terces 25s
To Glasgow, 70 bbls spirits tnrpentne taken S.
To Havre, cotton going forward Nc. There
was no change TO notice IN rates TO Australia or 10
California.
fRcn.-Ine market was steady for rasins with sales
OF about 500 boxes at old prices
HAy.sales OF about 800 bales reported at 5oc
per 100 lbs.
HiDss-The market has been active and firm and some
heavy sales to arrive have been made cargo Of Mon
tevideo which arrived this week sold previous TO
at 25c The sales are22 600 Buenos Ayres to arrive on
private terms; 5000 Maracabo, do 1000 Barcelona do
2oO0 Chaes Is lbs at 23c six months 26OO dry sated
Maranham, Is lbs, at 19c., six months
LINE firm with small sales at 75c. for common, and
at 81 for Rockland lump.
MOI AsSs-Cuba muscovadocs were inactive; 90 bbls.
New Orleans syrup sold 45c 100 do half bbls
molasses at Ale, and 100 bbk. do. at 4oc.
NAVAL SHORES quiet and sales unimportant.
Ons.-Iinsecd selling in small way at 6Oc Gle.
Sperm and whale we're IN fair demand, and prices
unchanged.
for future delivery. The sales the spot embraced
about 200 800 bbs including mess at SIT 80 SIT 40,
and prime at $3 so $l3 70, included in the sales
1000 bbls. mess reported deliverable in January and
February at sellers option al ST. IS; and 900 do de-
perabe within the same period al buyers option, were
reported az ST. rs and 300 do deliverable from lst ia
nuary TO LIST March al SIT rs Beef in moderate de-
mand, with GALES Of 200 300 bbls, including country
prime at So 80 81; country do. at 50 ~; re-
packed Western do AT 50 ST. and do at Sill 90
$l2; prime mess nominal at SIS $40 Beef hams
were steady with small sales OF good Western at $40 3d.
Cut meats and bacon quiet, while sales limited.
lard moderate demand, with sales Of $50 Dbs at
lOc l0sac, and some prime at 1c Butter and cheese
were steady, and prices were unchanged
Rn,.-Sales Of 800 casks were made at &c. 3slc.
SrGARs-Tho market was firm with sales Of about 700
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POSTAL DIR ECTOR


Foreign aud Domestic Mails.
rMx or CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
Doursuc. North-s Deny Buffalo and Cansdas sxP.M
western NAH via Tne RR .sis A. n and 8. PM
south and southwestern
Esisrn m.n ~ rsircsa ~ A \. aOd il pr.s
CAirvopsiA. BY steamer, VIA Panama Monday,
The Overland MAI, for csiiforn,. leave. =, i>,s.
every Monday and THURSDAY as a. a " ". Ie'ier.
s. Las, chr The overland Mail FROM ~, Joseph xo) Ia
PlAceryie va sail lase city lesvcs ~ Joseph
every Saturday, A. a. " Letters should be
Married Overland, wa st. Joeeph"
80. PAcrTc py steamer, wa Panama, Monday, = :.
~ .,esme, Rl,,s wsrror saturday.
N,,tco M FROM New orieans ty steamship Tennessee on
the lst and 18Th ~ each month. deers Intended
fof Merico should be placed w tho Post Once At
New Work days previous 20 the ahpvs datsD
Fupors..... ny steamship tsnada. from Boston
tor Liverpool, cloAe herr on Tuesday
gy.r ~ steamship Bavaria, ior Nam @''
hnrg with mails fof German States,
Wednesday, bee l............s ......
- There viii he no mai steamer hrs port
day newt the Vanderbilt ne having been discontinued To- the
winter
Trsp or CLOSING AZ THE LONDON OFFICE
Tsp,s The Overland Mai closes foowsya Mar
seies. thu "a gfh. lfth and 18th 81 earh month
via Southampton 9Th, lAn and 2rb, touching At
Gibrsitar, Malta, AlcsAndra sael and Alden.
Via wAfsces nn The 9th and 2h. VIA Sotthanp
9Th and nth
arsrRItIs via Narcotics and Suez 10th vs south
smpion and Sney l2h
Hsrprrrus Via Alden the fh and 2h ~ the month.
ppsul-~~ ~. Via Southampton on The 9Th ~ the month.
When the dse Of making the Indian and Australian
rrails Iondsn fsls sWousy they made ~ Le
evening prtiioua
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sn G Al 15 Sfw Cans
denss toiiginay ent on, for Key West.
LAZY af rea aS If ia sss
s chr os FOR M9s Hen Clay caakn for SYof
In, out 9Th Teiis Fletcher Calcutta; England Coshrane,
FOR SSn sGsfS Sa s css Graves
fro @ psyy seen rSsns n1mre
nno5k s et "a Morrison Caes Gibraltar and Apsiachcos
dsh s Jehn ns SIT s oseas Fsse
Gushing, Plumer, Calcutta; l2h Brookmsn johnson,
cid 10Th, scbastcock, Chase Charleston; iln, E,esuor,
ii Flying sssd Baxter Bombay cent 5 for Port
sid En- saSnen Eagle TreaMe san FaSss wa Key West
MALTA, oc.slsldN ii Gould, Smith Athens Nov s. Lis
,ss bark rlos Manda crasaas
h bark EDWIN Sassas A0A Amy s'sas SD
SON and Herald Calvert rom Caoa for London Sid ih,
T @rn Bellevue Roaaans New
snl.ips il Nov io-sa rayori,e, WORK.
,,I Sog r F9nsAsn N9y o-on bremen ship Admiral We
p yKsIoEs Nov 41Arr Omega, Morse, Richmond; 9Th
r1%s5 n scv d. S i. sma a
srr ro% for and landed pilot
10Th for fatras1: 2sh Rapid, Knowles Smyrna ''''
Home Ports.
ph sss roy sorsP6 %
ff Eas ee% Ssy G g s s ssTs
Liverpool; bark Bristol Belle dr Sponagle Malaga.
HOLMES HOLE, Nov 26-Arr banks Maine, King NYork
eah Wilmington NC for DO; schrs !. Davis Wbelden,
Cape Hayden Tor do; j Elliott Wood, Gonaives for
MOBILE, Nov 2Arr ships Samaritan, Small, Harry
Bluff, Redmon London banks Jane Bishop, Bunce Havre
ton; schrs Thomas wnans Townsend Havana Oryet Sam
mis- NYork.
NEW ORLEANS Nov l9-Arr ships Consultation HIGGINS
and Oliver Moses Otis Liverpool; Berkshire. Williams
Brem) Sanders, do us, Hardin Cardenas; Br bri Rate,
Goodspeed Belize Hon Below ships Kate Dyer Dye rom
Liverpool; Ocean Pearl from do Bremen rem Bre-
men Bolton, Cotter from Bath Aldanah Bunker from New
Empire City, Griffin NYork via ships Marathon Ty
ler Boston Nathaniel Thompson shannon, Antwerp; Harriet
Spsing Booker Pbladeldha barks Howard wood
Grace Hammond, Mahony Boston sehrs L Lanfear Ray
mond, MnatitEn; Shr Simkms Tsbasco.
Arr26th Coy ted ship Matilda, London
lowed to sea 18th, ships Indiana and South Carolina.
NORFOLK Nov 25-Arr schrs X & Sannard, Jr Travers
baltimore for put IN account Of sickness cap
tain Brothers, Davis NYork
NEWPORT, Nov 25-Arr 10y ted schrs Borden Bright
man Fan River for st Jago Lady Adams Davis Bristol
NYork Shade OF Barnsabe Norfolk Prov Horizon
Slough Albany for Providence Exchange Haock DO for So
merset
ALSO 2sb. brig Empire Mobile for Providence
In port brig Enoch Pratt from FAN River NYorh sclr
Leader Wareham tor do
RICHMOND, Nov 2Iln Hampton Roads. brig Yankee
Blade, from Rio .Ianeiro
SAVANNAH, Nov cs-Arr steamships MONTGOMERY VII
let's and Florida Crowel NYok; ship Harvest Queen Man
London, brig blanchard. Blanchard Maanzas CD
Charter Oak, Houdete, Liverpool schr Ocean Ranger Tb
belts Boston
WILMINGTON, Nc, Nov GAR bark arampus Cunning
ham, Ponce CID 9th scrs arcade, Certain West Indies;
Davis Robinson. and Burnett, Worth Boston, seh .
Strong, Mott NYork,
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Ron the lesk. 1850.
Entered Al the port Ss2353s 555,653 a. 2,2
Thrown market. i,o45,5ce 22s,e, s23 277
Since January
Entered al the port $50 co. i37 ssos5 o3i 81 ao2 80
Thrown on market. s5ls2l62 1892 s5l ~ 100 ig5
iy the above table il viii he seen tha, the cutric. cr
dry goods al this pot Tor the past week have fallen on
materially compared with the entries Of the previous
week and below those for week Of the two
previous years ami especially those Of 1886 Tho amount
thrown upon the market though excess Of the same
period last year, yet largely Of that 10 the
same week IN 1855 The utas since the Let OF January
Las; stl far hchinG those for the same
1856 and 1867. The business doing in tic
iobbmg line the pas week has bocn light AM
irregular, but rather more lively than usual at
this season Of the year tbs hss been owing mainly
additional orders - rom the south aud Southwest
IL the meantime the city retail trade Inns been far
tNIty good spring business i ANTICIPATED with the
Southern and Middle States, a. vel a. with the older
States of the West Owing to the failure crops many
parts q the Northwest, together With the depression IN
hou and gram, Will require another GOOD crop and b.;
Ter price, inluced by better export demand. before
that part y the IVES, can iuiy recover Hence the
reliance o. the trade spring viii rest upon tho plant
states and upon the Middle and older Western states
Cotton th week hag taken unexpected upward m6yc
nen; having ccrS rcm about ~ *. ~ Ike for m a.
ding nplapds, equal I: an advance 81 &c. per 10.
or 10 about - 70 Der bale, which, should
Of the cr,r remaining ~ The county Il will
also, shop,f Il lie maintained no, only check any ten
tency which may b" alrrcienied towards declinc ~
hauccmcnt IN prices The business doing IN cotton piece
goods has been irregular, but N The prccs have
been steadily maintained The stock Ut drills has
muLal.d. OWING 20 the prevailing light export demand
Some lots have been disposed ~ 81 China 81 sc for
brown and brown shcetngp aaa sr, nrs we're selling IN
lots al SIC. while the stock rciLcee Pine brown
IN light supply AMI IT'-sfln Bcachcd sbectnls
and shrtint we're taken "a anont fact production
Dyed cottons were auci Printing cloths we're duh.
NJ nts were without movement moment Cassimercs
cloths steady and the stock Of light styles o. the
a'I , Z, as mrrr. sT s.ne. We. 'Tps S
Low priced heavy wooon goods were IN far demand.
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A meeting of Ne stockholders u The long Island Rail
road Company win be held Philadelphia on Monday
2qth MT 70 consider the subieo, Of changing the er
minus q said road 10 Hunters Point
The Boston FoS u yesterday thus notices the money
market Of that city
Money i very abundant al four ~ i've per cent frat
class securities and easily obtanable upon annts any
Thing at ~ seven. A. week amer week rolls
~ alton 81 any unfavorabie change becomes visible
There " be nothing at bone abroad ~ business
panic show that the present period ~ duness and
stagnation 70 terminate Al that can be truly SAID
ua' things working naturally that The abundance
aud rheapncve of money dine time must dcvel0pe
speculation and enterprise and that the wheels o. bus
- beng cn.e sgt sgong, TIC mqtVn VII .raitai! %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

BALLARD, SHUTE 4 CO.,
No 45 Broadway,
New York,
Would respectfully joobers and retailers
toned to purchase furs In this market that
The general not quite universal practice adopted by
the wholesale OF this city within the LAST
months of throwing their stocks for retailing
the for consumption arrves and sin
pectng the regular retailer and the jobbeS
their custom, they cannot believe either In the
NECESSITY JUSTICE OR POLICY
OF the same but the contrary do stu bebeve he abNy
OF the trad. Of this city 10 support vi least
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
To this end they invite the attention Of al any
way Interested 10 their very complete stock OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
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