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No MERCURY USED.
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Nv fA~iAA L IL 1 SID.
90 AZ. y M q - ~ 9 ON
C9rHer 81 Main and quay streets, BgFaio Ae0 Jogk
4 re the only Physicians the state whoare mem
"A beers Of the Royal College al Surgeons London
May be consulted from 5 o'clock in the morning un
M AZ night, Ia every state and symptom Il Isease
The treatment they ADOPT is Le result Of upwards
30 years extensive and secessful HEactsce IN EuTop
and Amerioa -
Most Scientific Invention
Al instrument TOR the cure oi genital Debility,
Weakness, &c, be Prominently cured IN from af-
teen twenty days, by the of this instrument
when Used coninintly @ith nedcines
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIX. AMOS & son take pleasure Ia announcing tha
they have Invented a n0st important insrufnesf Tor
a. a test oi tie eminent physicians in London
Paris, Philadelphia and New York: u has been decar
ed the only useful instrument ever Yet invented for
the cure OF seminal Weakness any disease 81 the
genital organs caused by the secret HABITS of Youth
TR ANOs q son Ia order e. SATISFY the most
skeptical "a the merits uf their Instrument pledge
unsatisfactory after fair tfitl, the money w be re
funded by returning the instrument in good order.
Persons wishing the above useful Instrument viii
observe that Ire price, wth the accompanying direc
tons securely packed. and sent by mail OF express
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED
DIR AMOS d son have for a long series OF year
been engaged Ia extensive practoc the tTeainaeE
of these delicate confiauts, and The only legal
qualified Phy yscians who advertise cure certai
complaints. or from whom genuine European remeaie
he obtained.
Persons n PART MoIIp NAV be succesf
fully treated BY forwarding aetau of tie.
cases. with remittance for Medicines Hc Slich NJ
be reurued with the utmost dspiseh aud secure from
observation.
Aadress DR. AWOS 4 son corner Main and orav
street, Dnfaio, New York.
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LIVERY STABLE.

tJt I'm > u ID III.
ttF NJ. +. WiIouI 60 aould Eeapeot- ~
W luuy lAtu. tic oIuzcu- 81 Nashville k.--.SN\
t.c iiub..D spavrai.y tlisS ticy nave Z&-LA
s.44ellasct. NAvnA i4Nur4 stable
aAiuIts, iUIu c.! ulcupH4 py ~. J. tAinIs, on
5i4rAyt Stfcrt. = below tne S,l..tru.
Ne l.aSu nfst-Fate luta anu UuA-st4lis to accumms
Wltn tue4T patronage.
Ne io,o Oulsel ., give satisfaction ,n al cases.
Ne auiiiuvt ui nlae s>a,4c Horses AID
ugEgils -4i tunes
Iuc -, lu l5l aite4a belns surpassed BY any
stb.c In soutos4 eoaitay. Cane .aoag 4l44
ioT yourselves.
ItI.-ly WA 7. NRiGHr a CO.
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i q Ebsss-.nD II. rowIIE.

! Communication to John R..Fcnrose, ESQ.,. frorn Mr.
Franklin Eyre, Kensia gton - - 9'f-
IL Is with great gratuestioa that testify IN ,e .,
hcscy OF Miiiians's An 81 yseItic FlixIr WI -
! SO strongly recommended 70 me ana f,r ~ =
heartily thank yoG; il has ccmuetely restT,c5 =.
! health. wh'ch cboerfully publicly acEpo,,lc5Sy
Truly yourc. -''-''Su-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18

Dear sir tt>e pleasure IN rcc6upep,,-, -,
Ahu-uyspcIuo L.Nir, Tor ths cure oT p,sn.s souT
sltlTeiy curei. ~'s Oeen
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12-4 Duck always on hand for Wagon Sheets

Tent Cloths, ETC.. etc.
Together will, the above GOODS We have a large
stock OF 10 4, II ana l2-4 Bed Blankets. Also,
general stock Of Saile Dry Goods, 10 winch invite
the attention Of Retail Buyers, az No. 81 College st
nOv3. a. c. 4 a B. BEECH.
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is stn, decidedly downward Under the circumstances,
considering the trade of the country the traffic Of tho
railroads. and the frauds which constantly coming
70 hight in the management Of the companies, woah be
very singular prices could be sustained for any length
Of Time, such q money market as Ne have lstay
had The principal roads Of the country, Of
ceptng such roads the New Jersey Central the Hart
ford and New Haven, Cleveland Painsvile and Ashta-
bula &c, which beyond question: have choose this
winter between passing their dividends and borrowing
money pay them We have the reasons for bssev-
ing that the former policy will be pursued by the princi
pal Western fncs; such roads The Galena and the
Rock Island are really in sound financial position at
present, miserable as their business is and their mana
gers wisely propose to do impair tbs souudrass
OF that position The other policy currently reported
10 be under confederation by the Nswyork Central Tha.
great pcraon in tho year 1856 earned s. 2 5 and
paid per cent dividend, in the year ls51s il earned
only So 764 400; but still it paid tb. per cent
dividend Its earnings this winter viii be less than
last but sl told TO expect tho per cent divi-
dend in February So long the credit of tho
lasts and there any bonds the roasurers strong
box the public hidden expect the dividend without
trepjaton II because OF tho impression produced
the enc side by the honest passage Of dividends BY
Western companies, on the other b. the payment
by such companies as the New York Central Of dlvi-
denas which requires very robust faith indeed to be
lieve the haEesty earned that the public, At
home and abroad, viii not touch railroad secursthat
foreign brokers think il right 10 their customers
against ccnfoundng the sound State stocks Of the United
States and sound mortgage bonds with the very doubu
securities known speculative railway stocks--Gnay,
that tie exciiaba public Of New York time
when money be borrowed on any trash az per
per annurn, resoDtcy keep aoof from the Set, AMI
allow prices slowly to sabsae in the face and the hands
Of the Spectators at the board will take years for the
railways to regain public confidence. They now
iaued whore they simply by the low price CT money
When business the true state Of the will ap
pear
The following table viii compare the exports OF the
principal staple articles the week year
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To esDibarn i, he ward schools which gas held Ia
Ntck m TIE iafeo q the Psur Cooper iast,l'e "a
bloasht % case saturday Although no' more than
oteua4 he -,hlc III tie city were rcpresen,ei Il vas
. met cclhsho assir. aud rreass Highly for ~ pro
hcercy u tie ilpls ID pcnmanhp, drawing, painting
10 Sai'r toors fal ara ornamental noealc~ngk, an
ciber branches ~ ttucaon the suocoss vii which Il
haF been sii nfef = guarantee f,r fgtusc exhibitors
A. nay therefore W regarded as a. conimtnoclnert
al WAs may tcIositof prove n Tie greatest accn
tvcs 70 study aDd APPLICATION on c part Of ID scholars
We have already loi,c,i large nuabar d, tho best
FFccirntns exhibition, bit 4 woGN be lmpys he =
mention IN detail oil tic merli0o1s CG5rta. There ar
some however, wi,h escaped our nOiec aud NAl6t w.
VIII briey at41e ~ before cins nr l.rst anoug ...g
payon drawings is an unfinished unn b. tan Is Nls
hvt8.ng school 10 .J--s boy naned Conrad tr,G.-
gard, ae,d styf lscA years. n s al ie Nv otF
u tAs most elaborate, beautiui 0ud aues, tE
ia Tie Whole collection iho pupil who's WOrE a. rs
~ tairnt " 10 lnoaa ogett ASH as IL 4at. sse
may well cxut.t - attsr ~ dstne'r A. aN t-f'st
Grammar -chsoi Nu r., II Which NJ fan. prce
ia. eutlfl6t e. Nee u tic a.uaY 9f fash. 1. 4l#
RAG also some tefy eAo.ltlt 1rawrl1 ~ vsU. 1.a
t4fse nalfrA aanaro sYeBfseau tNpyu. tAt ttM
t'tactla Wra u,-ert4t .tt +. 1i, ant lltt *et
mont Among 10 t.pw aNp rx~t ies = NlEU.t. t+
ha! nertop ~ nfas f Vary ke bQ t-
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CITY PoLI11cs.
letters fram Some or the Candidat,

TO TUE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
o Mm 10 aSs ~ e &
rfacer. CHAs q. OuaNELL
Chairman o; The Ward Committee
The above advertisement HERALD of the 2sth inst
was published with put my knowledge or consent
ClIAS. g. CORNELL
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NV Yoi.s, Nov. %, 1855
In your publication OF this morning you misplace Mr.
Joseph Haggcrty in saying that he is a baker On the
contrary he is property holder whose residence is at
No. 22e Mulberry street, in the Fourteenth wara man
Of erudou and lcarningone Of the most ftiel persons
10 tho city Tor the position his many friends compelled
HIS NEIGHBoR FOR SIXTEEN YEARS
TO TIE EDITOR OF CaE HERALD.
New YORK, Nov. rs, 1853
y-.s Srn reading your list Of caad dates for
School Commissioners, hDd you class my with tho
taxpayers, and that my occupation ishai OF
You viii please the above by stating that
aLAraser an pay taxes ia New York, kings and West
~ ter count - and hm engaged IN The segar mlnuia1n
ring BUSINESS az 4o Grand street and have been for the
past ihtsen The above being calculated 10 injure
M, no, ony 10 my election but ny basinss yon viii
e.n'sr tser % ae " giving The ssay. an n,snon IN
40 Grand street.
To jana &. Iy.SsIrT, Esq, Editor
In your list OF caidiiates for Councxl@r you have
toned my occupation a. thai Of = broker. The error
arises ON II having been stated 10 the sy Directory.
Ny business that oi merchant AM lnfa.tuTeT In
the hIsi am largely engaged, and IN The second have
now eMph yed nearly tHee hundred men. You VII
co!ige ny mls.ng tho correction your list.
KOsfIr" W. i0WBIR 166 East Egbtoeath street.
NV foRs no.. -, 1865.
JANIS GoRros 2iras1Ts-
u your paper .cs to-day my name as nominee for
Goyo-nor Of the Mnabcnse, is wrongly set h. Braen
nehausen, With The remark mot be found in the Di
rectcry." BY correcting this YOU will oblge,
CHARLES BisJ ESiSgitAt SIN, ~ D.,
NV YORK Nov. IS, 1858. 20 Second avenue.
Ira A. Allen, lumber and timber dealer ad of ice
dealer.
~ TUE EnToc OF THE HERALD
You have left blank opposite tho name OF john u 70
geTty TamInany Hal candidate for School Commissioner
Of tie Seysnie.r III ward. Allow % say that he
lawyer, Dong business u Nc. Broad street, yol
see ny retcrrls u the Directory. Pleas. make the
recton, and obnge \ READER.
10 TIE EDITOR or SnE HERALD.
Plsas put Robert FAR, e. = Fair, Gov School Trs
tee OF tie Thirteenth ward arr also taxpayer this
CITY and ~ ihooklsn Occupation bakr.
TO THE EDITOR or the gERALD.
NEw ioRN, Nov -, 1858.
IN looking tn List Of names Published IN your ~
Per this morning. Q! the nominees for School Commission
err. observe that my Is oniuod. would, there
fore, most respectfully beg 10 inform you that te
nompee a. hs American party the Seventaent ward
tor tia, Office. JOHN LLOYD.
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POSTAL TOBY /.
Vssss,sU aud nu.u.sslc Mails.


rTME o. CLOSING ar ras -sw son5 OPTION
North and Wee. way matt. N
Wastes u u,~i VIA Talo RI 81 4. VI sDj 81 =. d.
souto and southwestern
eastern man Sy railroad j., 4 s sas K PPs
by st.. nhost ........... Pm
cAlDcRsIA..b y steamer. va rGnama. Monday.
Ins overand Mali for oailscr. leaves 81 ioa.
dssigned iar L saouid 20 martet "ogasaJa, III
81. tOuiA"
g. LAVE C-rr rhe overland from t. tocepn Ci,J 70
Pncervle vim Sail I axe city ,-.s-s g Josepb
mar ked overland, Ii. -
30. P4cIslC. ~ steamer, VA Panama, AInlay,
H4vA-A. BY steamer sl.cs warrior Saturday, :"
MSxIoo. New orleans, by steamship len sses on
the list and ia,h Of eaah month 4 e;;srs nteaaed
for Mexico should be placed In the Post once
S1sL dsys previous ~ the above dlte)
10 Liverpool Close htre ON Tuesday
No. 30 ............ lsni3P.M
liy screw steamship Bavaria, for Ham
burg, win mars Ter narmap s..ses
Nedperdsy, lee. l.............
Ae- There Will no mai his tort o. stfur
day next he Va de hit be hasn lie ieontnael 10 the
~ntf.
TINE or CLOSING AT rHi LoSroA OFFICE.
reies the "a 9th i'tl and 25th OF aarh month
VIA southampton slh. ran and 3sh touching at
Gibraltar, Malua, alex AndIia -usx asf aden
CBiFA. Wa Narseillee % he Thand 9Th Via s1ltnlnp.
ton III ~ Cub
AUSTRALIA Via Nsr-ellrs ADD cnez the fh Via South
arnpton ard 'nez l2h.
MAoSfSlus Via Adaa the 9TH ara 9Th ~ the month
bh an VIA SOUTHAMPTON Tie ath 81 Tue 2. nth
A2 When the date ns up idiso ari ian
aias at London falls Sunday arg ade ub on the
av sning previous
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Mi-sclls n~o0s.

ror account e the .ot los % sio Icla a. Asp.uw-
- news rcr steam4h'p ilnol.
LApScn ~ rne stYsxrE frnE wrrcFon Saturday aNer
ia H. steamer Pre- Wt,h l4aca g. he gard
Thomas Coiyer Fsq - Forty rd street Ea river
heior M hour Appointed fo Ne launch about ttoa.
AIDES and gentlemen hid assembled the gTou
irg yard ior IL purpose of witnessing T. e'r ;
O'Clock The . hccs KNOCKED away, and 49, an
water gracefully any vessel unci Tyiag
n. greatest sas ciioA 70 Captain Mak rOtef, lo sIpssa
fenced her construction, aui who ulcd IL her, well
her builder Mr. o. i,cr All wh, To uach
liehy dearhied sh the Dc hgh lnd efo7tIag tie
yard r'vinr each txcen. view 81 all that place.
Tte Pre- witch lowed 10 Morgan Iron Works, wa,re
she rcciv. h.r machinery; ard a. ~ go
ready she viii procee u China Ware Ill ]. u b. Vnt yel
ae,nr the ~ empire. Aor thc iaun~A
ssvcint she number ~ the 81 ais q cacsn Por at
nr coy enjoyed h.mse,yes d. ae repss hsusc .a
IN he enc. 4, the yard
RsRs RoxKrcS Chase arrived = New YORK the as IN
fsou Janeiro which pori .fon tn IN nit The h.
beaten a he ria rect from wcck ned aaore
tncrn 81 The fastest 10 tic brazilian lre On
y ,y fiygs n IrIy,l = ne noshacs y
Fcer hri III arrived here ire ieh tsc built N
siy Mr. 1oyrr building s.-al-
Sem Mosrs wsas ain.s from Phis icrhs cor fisr,
tori with ..i dragged from under Tic lsc o. Tauis ss la
md IL M gale Isl hist and brought ~ The is-
o. north pr q Gecfe Island where shr sracs about -
O'Clock II. inclatnS nc cspins vic nj eii toaS
tn rirrnF or ss,- asr ~hih ~ eid -nrpei non
ae aod - ono 81 The nsn ADJ .el - nc Gecs EiAns l..
l -. 'n' r., 49, tls n, ~ ms 80 ioar. sssr o.
sfsal hsid,d ~ - keeper - taitieE iard lisa;
fhr VIZ hrn ana dry low vsl,f w,b ,,,rnl hsh ~
Ucio lf' sas and higgins vii PROBABLY b ssss - s-'
mesi " ID. car1e.
R.ts WI Ca,Srtvr. - rrc,fence bs'ors reports, =,
bermuda y distress, we vaHng ~ acci ~ 81 ssr ew = -
ntacto virh cor 1r.srd ier ri VII y n ccaf.n y
tst ea,, sr M e owners f,r ~ s,s..i ~ -
,cnitrri.c 80 y effected ~ VII scnd fn sgen 20 serrau
Y,ae Rsorr ~aisr n san rransis-n While iya- II
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local authorities az roeoga, haf after great deal OF Do
'sy uou,e expense his part, ri cnsth received
the NJ the superior authorized OF the STAT OF
Panama that they viii restore ais property 81 bfn aud
ailos him OF hundred dollars for injuries
done 20 the boat The question az 70 tbs amount %
damages he has sustained by reason OF the loss Of his
stop tnfns che time it has been In Possession or the
authorities .s Tobgs win probably he settled by the
United States Consul this port, acting Tor Mr. Martin
ard ila cnaIal on byhaf Of The goyernment
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AT WHOLESALE.

HAIasaRu, SHIIE A CO.,
No. - Pr sdvsy,
hew Sorr.
y..d r,Apss fully jCbDrrs and rcsrvs
,r,.a T. p.chnse 3rb N THE market notwithstanding
H. vcrv general nu' quite urvsrsaL 2inc,ce so9i ~
he raanafaet OF uis city within DE ssi toe
aouN I'll throwing ir efocha open Tor retailing purroees
e astson or sns Lon arrives and si
renusr regfer SD evga se s0hbes " con.
fresr eurlon, Ties cannot believe s,ther In toe
EF8ESsfrb, 3VsflNh Or PbIdCf
~ - hu tho cusra-y CO., ;f cesv8 u The ahv
" he tsae 81 MA city &c urpyft ~ cost
0SE sfRftIIy MUgnEssLB rOUrS
r. fis tnA uey now nvte the atertn ofaE % n sny
ws4 ht,fnstci " her very ccrff'e scrs of
LArirsS FANCY tURS
embracing ne riches; vel - 10 nre enmJn varieties
CAMS NtgYfEpS, (Afs oats.
0LOYre AND FaMw p0Res,
al ~ Which they r ss 70 such buyers favor u N
couap.tuon ana lei lliu ae bussnsas.
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school deserves premium TIE young lady Who was
ro,ioed IN yesterday y Hxs having received medal
for singing, Mss Maher, pupil OF Miss GoIdcy sne
nc,pal VI the Boone street school and not o. Misc
W. rston's error DUSTY stated. There some
capal crayon sketches be cGgpg the male department
Of Ward School No, Those p1tioaAry decor wing q
The Committee on enskims will decide upon the
awards toda, and tor tina, pur viii attend At the
bihton 10 the institute. yis'ers will he admit
tod The prizes " be bu;ed on Thursday Iaxt
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MlRIpIDE IsTLtLlsEsCE.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN srl2 ,MEns.

THE HAVANA AMI NEW ORLEANS Str .MEas
EMPIRE CirYFrom New York d. arriving Havana Tth
and New Or.cana rh. Prom orleans Havana sd.
arriving AT New York 2s;h
CABAgPA-from New York 18th, arriving Havana l7tn
and New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans 9th, Havana sh
arriving Al New York Sd.
pzr when fan Sunday the steamer viii
SAL Monday. except from New Orleans.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.

SCNpAY, Nov. 29--G i. ~
w have again 10 report duh week 10 commercial
circles though in instances with higher prices.
The onl. movement Of any consequence which has taken
place since lat week hls been cotton wool and hides
Latest sd,ces fom Europe reported a check to the Ie
cline in cotton the was anticipated here and
Tuesday last advance Of &c. took place in our
market. Hoacrs we're dsine.igei to realize even at
the advance AMI when the arrived Of s,esdicr
lets abroad further aiyace Of tc &c. took place.
Tho receipts ~ The ports iGly 100 bales
advance &C date last year; and the best unatss
or-i' .,,rr1ac nm ,rvO b.svs
trary p,nic expectation rc south has again required
money q rs TO move the crop; about million a
dollars were sent 90 yesterday, ard II y said that
further rcfaitiances will be made. 1t noei hard
" be remarked that these shipments OF sr.cic
souh yard are matter OF eoagra, lalion; they
win largely assis' Ia The revival Of baslacss, and
While they my fer few days slightly increase the &c
Rad Gcr money here they lie prodQ lse q
Inconvenience. In WOO there las been quite advance
tan the pat ies days. Prices SO England eeasd.
erahiy higher than they time since; many
hoidrs look f0r sti higher rai,s. HIDES continue 10 d
vance, large sales have been male IN anticipation oi
arrivals. Sugars u days since, aud have
remained pretty firm Al the advance. Provisions have
been dun, the supply aud The quality fsr bat the
foreign demand has aitcriy fallen OH Corec quiet,
eth fair ssles a last s1ctacrs Tea Is irner, thou.h
yet far below rcmuncslyc proes. nry goods have been
nomrAiy dull, even fr tbs scleon Il ihe year. s,r
isic expected nest srring meanwhile AZ Iartes are
content 10 p1rsuc . cafe po.icy -Ee wait.
The foreign trade ct the rs, his been very Light .nised
much smaller than tia, Of the corresponding month
last year III. decline IN the exports chiefly due
IL. lo~ price 81 trssstuns AMI l.c very Limited demand
which Exits fc' lie inferior Article have band IN
this city. The fe.!owEg ar. The comparative Cassot
Iiosse t-b.ea;--
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CITY tonNi:Rc,AL HsrnRr.


AsgTs.--rhc market was quiet ~ SEAL sales Q.
lc,s At SIC, while pearls we're nominal
RsIn-rT~. --Toar--The market conlngei 10 rg..
stcay With al.s OF about 300 hsrfcS, closing ~ boat
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averages. Yes;crd.. aboa, mlaca was soni soath ss
tt,s o. iorsg ~. export, eboye. II e, however un.
dfrs'ood that cal has been male IN aielrns ~ she
"a, baAls aad ta; Large parcels q spocc have
torGnrls been iorwstca ltbcr 10 What extent these
tt,ac. Iuay caP nsae TIC banks Or their Losses ID
J. a course, impossible 70 sAy In the street toes az
.al 10 three quarters u . mion tlkcl Of, i poS
fh.e, however, tho Saturdays shipments viii L.
corncd III the aver cr a lie les rlyuo ~ 50 great,
I'd that The BAH. may slow t20 , zoo Vtn 4 Cllilor
r4 arrival II nrary a. 10000 1nc sub Treasury holis
- 1ss7se.sgu 81 itsii2 last week The w,ck ol~no
Ct very casy MONEY fEe lgt partly b. c0lse
81 The advices 81 deceased demand co. money
: Fnv,ana, and partly on Tic spe1c 81 1meaLs ~
ifa S0ulh, u5c demand for money h4s become IA.
'e',y rather active The note brokers ia
& d0uli vhl,ler tic change IL claita.cnt h. .
positive risc 81 rates; but We srrrehoid ta' 10 now
tansaricus nro iasas Place a the extreme rites
rtnt short While SINCE frst c'ass short paper Is dous
a AZ. many of ne brokers Tayiag Gyc, and very
~ a them less ihar four or lo1ns Go0i paper II
long dates, is done atGasa 10 according TO qualify.
shoyI To activity 10 the money market Ia Europe con.
chr IL * ri of tro vii revival 70 business u wii Dc
fafc e. look for higher rates Or money here
he s'rng uasc begins. Foreign exchange suddenly AMI
-aiho Unexpectedly rcy'vcf ia tie middle IL he week
ov luz Il ,tc scarcely n bs 1le rcvi Ualkois sterling
bs rosc from ice - l0sis a which rate ta1y CLOSES,
yesterday Commercial bas from los IL 1os9 Is
Fraucs re quoted IL 61aH a51G.
Tie movement u STOCKS has to,t a downward 0ns.
On, after another Tic combinations which were form
fcr tho yuFIese q sycc4Nne for lie rgo ii ta.rot
stocks sem u haze col 5st ubles lhl c5n,bluci
inaatnce II yYcstnt eaufrs 90 m,url prospects stt
"a, : arc aioat who're tl,a. were 81 demand f3r nt
&c., easf,s u railway tol 1 athts a's.ts cortno.s
4v.t....t "a ..sE#ta t..#W ~ sre a. .ns
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stock Exchange.

Total s2i,eiJ, 2l2 $40 4ee ST. s3eeG25 SOLE 400
Decrease compared with 1855. ........ siiG,s35
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-23
EA novel Will case has Just been d

H-A novel Will case has Just been de-
cided by the Seneca County Common
Pleas. A Mr.. Handy made will in
which he bequeated a certain portion of his
wealth to the saying of Mass for the benefit
Of his own, and the souls of sundry other
individuals, which had come TO a dead
halt in Purgatory, and where they were
now suffering by reason of the shortness
of funds in the Treasury of the Ministry.
Mr.. Handy wished 10 relieve these, his
friends, from. the awkward fix they were
caught in, and also secure for his own soul
safe passage through this middle ground,
therefore, this provision in his will. But
the court decided that the desire was not
to any one in being, or to the heirs of
any one in being, and the provision named
above was set aside, and the souls of Mr..
H. and his friends left to get through
Purgatory as best they could.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-23
Ohio Delegation in Congress.

The Republicans of Ohio have reason to
be proud of their Representatives in Con-
eress. Not of one, or half dozen, but as
an entierty, they are men of intelligence, of
good habits, and WELD more Influence at
Washington, than the same number of
members from any other State in the
Union. A Washington letter writer for
the Ohio State Journal whilst noting the
doings of Congress, speaks thus of part of
Ohio, delegation in that body:
Your little Senator-Pugh, seems to be
absent, or at least have not CHANGED yet
to see him in his seat. How will he stand
this winter-for or against Douglas ?-The
complexion of affairs has greatly changed
since his infamous defense of Leeomplon
last winter, and hear he will shake hands
again with Mr.. Douglas. .Is4
noticed Mr.. Wade punctually in bis seat
at IL NJ, Monday. Unless i'll heis alpays
there, and no Senator in the hall is better
liked by friends and foes In the House,
the steady, eloquent Bingham, the upright,
fearless Sherman, the white haired Gid
dings, the placid Mott, and others of the
delegation were in their seats. Cox, too,
was jovial as ever in spite of his .faur pas
of last winter. ....r-
Mr.. Giddings finds himself quite lion
hero this session. His peculiar position
attracts the general attention. of all upon
him, for this is his last of twenty ses-
sions. The old man seems to be hale and
hearty and with many wears Of life in him.
So NAV II he