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A HuGE SQUAsn-Mastor Frank Mason
brought into our office the other day a
squash about as large himself, and not
unlike him in shape, saving the biiurca-
ton 1t wiN keep us supplied with mate
rial for SO uash pies oil winter.
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CUsE,sIAN, TRUE q CO..
B a y * Oh q TT \ w n :,
OTTi M. ILLITOiS

go. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
.ErNA Hart .nrd. Conn.
3 -rOETliW Isl E:N. u-x-su. New York.
TIVE unite, On New Haven. Conn.
Il 10 the mSORTii AMERICAN, Hartford, Conn.
aud Winter STATE New iiaven Coun.
informing III ILLINOIS MUTUAL. Alton, III.
into their MFOEIs FiGt AND MAXINE, Peoria, III.
for ciransin,IL Ii COUNTY Nj UAL. OTTAWA. illinois.
offer quTUAL BENfFIr LIFE. Newark, y. J.
any market ., TICII MUTUAL iift, Hartford, Conn.
Corn Hs,ne solicited aLd policies made above
Always hand zee ConIeanies
til. city free OF cha SrshMAS True c. agents
sePl0-3n L. BklsioL'
DINING SALOOUNIY
In tie Iost Glfre Block. Ott,neo ~
nj EAIs served AT all hours. At modera OompdNy,
Az fFesh oysters constantly on hand. an.
any style. t"uors ut whoicSnl- r-,, four,,
'sr Eggs and Poultry tiun25I TH"s. uravipg no liza
=. Z1NERMAS, biic, CONT
-H""Dtn'r an" mate. an az kinds Fa,u, contents
1,s'" in TIE Hfst.
. S"it auehti"n viii he raid o the manufacture of
''t"'e io"m ID SKIS. Office Chairs and Srooi Room "a,
"n'"e- al tie --latest and in,,,roy-d .fyl.s ,n
the East. 1 = e"ii DC Drought from
~ p 81 saving and JOB Turning done to order Nev
"a ~ Aoe salasterS always kept hand. =
g. zIMERMAN -
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A rFANSY EARLs LIBRARY-This Library,
Wagon, will has been closed for the last few
account of sickness, has been re-
enlarged See advertisements
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Howard ts,OcitiibI. i'Hi.,.

Ern,yI-u, ygsiit,ti,n esf1't,L,d hy S,,.,iH m
dn.rn~ni rDr tts R.lisr IF TIE i rama Ni,iycSs,G
Crii.td ruth Ii"UL If rhr f. .id~D,sc i'4.." ~s~-
u VtE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. ia view ~ tlIe lwf.l
and Tire dee ions lracticrd upon '!e urfurIuu&
victims Of such dses, hv QIr"ks. scytra! years
q rcctei Their Consulting Surgeon. - CHARITABLE
ACT WORTHY OF their tn open bi>leHSirN Tor the
treatment Of tUis ca, 9: diseases III az their t"TU-
a. d to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS Ia a. wlto AZ
ply letter, with n I,-cr Of their coalition.
ncrluati.u habits HE y and ia of extreme
paveriy, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
II L. needless add that the Association commands
the highest Medical -lif Of the age and will furus! the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors NJ tie Asset at!on. in their A"hual re
mort upon the treatment Of sexual Heiss- express the
hige-; i-ac:cn viii; lie success which hae attend
q, the labor. uf their Surgeons "a the care OF Srwa-
liz the vice self AhI~e. Diseases Ell the
Kidneys and Bladder, &c., and or.cf cuatiEu.ncr III
the same plan for the eGsunE year.
The Directors reVi ~ a. the past, feel assured
that their ltbors this shrre "f b,i'vvoent effort
have been Of rtsat benz lit to tie afflicted. especial %
the Young and they have resolved To devote trn>sV
with we'd zeal tl.is very importan; ana much
de-pis,d cause.
Az admirable Report on SpermatnrrhG,t, or Seminal
Weakness the vice u! Ouauism, Ma-tsrpaiion, >-!
Abuse and other diseases of the >cNaai Organs, by
Consulting Surgeon, will be srut bs mail. Ga a e /
envelop-J FREE OF CHARGE, on r-ceirt Of TWO
STAMPS postage. piEcr Reports aud Tracts "a thc
and OF ScNi'ai diseases. dei, .r are
constantly beng pUbliS e for gratUitcu> distribution.
and will sent the afflicted. Some of The n.w re-
NEEDLES and metlols of treatment d,co'eIed d.!S te
last year, al great vl'ue. -
Address. for Report treatment. Dr. j. ShilIiN
EOJG!IroN. Acting Ir-eon, Howard Association, No
2 south Ninth Street, pAiiadviphls, Pa.
Is order OF the Dir. cars.
EZRA ID. HEhErWELL, P!6si6, ut
GEO. TAIRCHiLu. Secretars- stllv
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EAxs& OF: OTTAWA.

CUSIiNAN, True ( Co.
Open fioTn > o'ciOck Il NJ 10 AZ "'cioc1 T. W.
EXCHANGE on Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold
Interest allowed time drposiIes.
Gold and silver bought aud sold.
Collections in all par of the State, and promptly
reunited II day pay csrrcnt rates nf
Change. lmar2i l. v " AILiNaN, tttsitteI-
e~o.gartncr.I.ip Notice.
gyyHE undersigned have formed Il partnership Tn
II der tie firm and >y'e a.!
CISIINAN, True co.
For tran IA General Ednkiug aud tx
change business. at the
E1th OF OTTI IA.
And solicit patronage of orr friend, and the former
c,.,,,,.rs of "a. Rink WILL. H. ". CCSHMAS,
app 1ftE AIf-'NA$-
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Silk, Wooilcn. and Fancy Dyer,
lbs -.', HlOrG s,..t4 ~i'- q" MIN 81 1tf,.,o. H.
Ii. the ia,"wlug &c e. .,r, &c II.s - look
- ruftrI >lNs. slffu-. Neget~. Grapes
ShuwIs Mvgiuues. nIig-, nnwh8FiHr.. \ prccas, De
Lan.s Hi hons. Fctihrrs. NuIaor Lurtirs ito-r. &c.
U.ir Chin, straw other i.,.-.r> n IL Owed to
auN .>.05s iiut"'J. Er-,a. tJdrr eui iubrnidrr-
eel Shawl. beautifully c'caur dyed. Nlite Shaws
viii Fiubrni-ry ia clors can have white ground dyed
md the colnr> preserved in th-it o'ic IA state
G.uti.n,n's Clothes CLEANED and repaired IN "a superb
GARNET cleauinr done ~ the shortest notice ang
k,CGAES.-A goad assoriBi"nt. vrrv "w price.
- mnrlj VAN DORM OSBORN.
Non-ENpiosiyc Eiuii
rs prepared and sold only by
I ange, r.Y. GGiGGs
EDUgNING FLUID--A pure article.
ID ,in VAN D0REN & OSBORN.
flCYYoCE 6CVooL BOOKS
u turAD okx0S's HanK SIo-
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OttaUa fire. Ura0er
LOCAL. MATTI:RS.


The NEGRO Misunderstanding quite a ,
crowd of republicans the other day in the (
street, gathared around and fondlng a /
huge darkey, we pressed up on the out
side and learned that the individual who !
Bradley. who had gone with Mr.. Daniels,
last spring, from the town of Rutland, to- |
wards Pixies Peak, but who, when Mr.. D. |
had turned back, was kidnapped and /
shockingiy beaten near St Joseph, and |.
carried down the river to be sold as slave |
We could not get near enough to hear
Bradleys story, but gathered that he had
been taken down as far as Mississippi,
when he made his escape.
The Door fellow has doubtless had rough
usage, and if the scoundrels who kidnap-
ped him could have their deserts, hanging
would be none to good for them. 1t Is
such acts Of unscrupulous ana abandoned
men in the south, whose crimes the south
ern people generally are no more ready TO
excuse, and are no more responsible for
than we are for our horse-thievcs and muir
dc.erS that do more than anything else 10
nourish that bitter cnm!ty that exists in G.
large portion Of the northern mind against
/ the people and the institutions Of the south.
THANKS-Ne again express our oOiiga-
tons TO Mr.. Crandall, the obliging agent
of the L. s Express Co in this city, for
California papers received by the last over
/ land mail.
/ The papers before Us are filed with de-
/ tails OF the Frederick and Terry duel with
proceedings of public meetings, the courts
&c, on the subject. 1t is cGcditahle to the
people OF California, that at every one oil
these meetings, and by every newspaper
article, the expression is uniformly one OF
adherence at the shocking murder that
has been committed. and in favor Of pun
ishing the perpetrators. In the fact that
Broderick's pistol went OF. by accident,
and that Terry fired afterwards, knowing
himself 10 be perfectly safe, and taking de
iiberaie aim, he is universally held as gull!
" OF deliberate murder, and even the sec
onds are held little less guilty, because
tEey failed to arrest the butchery at this
stace OF the duel 1t Is sincerely to be no
ton VIII be brought to condign punish
lnent. Terry, at last accounts, had leased
lis property and fed.
Grover ( BAKERS SEWING MAcHINE.-Af-
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Green Hvunc PANTS. &c.

GENERAL ~ -or of hardy Monthly, and
N Tender and June Roses. Also, Hardy Shrubs,
II ardy Fowdr>. HeTbacrous Plants. Lawtou Backber
nv, Goo>eberry Cmrant Bushes froiI to years old,
finest sorts, IL Plant and Asparagus Roots. Also,
Seeds Of same. with u general collection of Green and
Ho: Plants. Tender and Hardy Grape Vines. Also,
Ir. Bunkley's Orange Raspberry Plants. y it'll other
leading SORTS 10 vsret Eahias, =, from 81 to -
dozen, this fall .r next spring.
some new Plants Of our own raising, that in no
othe Establis hment WM. CHALMERS CO.,
scs At lie Restdsaoe a W. r. ". OlsehMd~.
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Attention. Cavalry!

DiFD-fn Brocifsld. Oct. Si!I. Of congestion, VII
BURN Of EIT;,id +. and Ja.e T.. Clark, aged 10
months ard days.
For -f such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
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TIE CITY BANK.
o,ooai.ed in IS 6 under GeeJdl EunGiR Ldtc Of
II.HOtS.
EA MES, Al.IE1 = CO..
EINIEHS

EXCHANGE
SEN YORK.
DUSTOS.
PHILADELPHIA,
81. LOUIS
CHICAGO,
And ali the principal cities OF the United States bought
and -Gll.
Ais. Will draw in sut purchasers On England.
Sc.tiarid In ,ud all uIpOT points III coheii-
TAI EUToIr.
made in all parts ~ the State. and tied
for on day o pa ylneuI rate OF exchange
Interest ALLOW e:i au deposits
Banking h"ur> tt"G So a. ". To a T NJ
EDWIN 4. ALLEN 1s'sb'r. IL +. tAhtS- PI''st
O H. BttIirS dSf 1;'si. EDW. EAAES, ]. IFesf.
Ot:aS August l., 1853.
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AT SCHNEIDER 5, on La Sale st, you can
now sec the only really genuine Nicer
schsum pipes offered in O,tawa-so he as
sures Us. Also, Meerschaum cigar hold
ers lis new stock of tobacco, cigars,
pipes. &c, &c. is the largest ever brought
to this city. and is really worth looking at.
He has made his calculations TO DO large
wholesale business, and small dealers VIII
find they can get their stock of him cheap
er than in Chicago They can at least test
the n!attcrby giving him trial.
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FARM RIDGE SEMINARY.

AK VI ktTEsnE IF. " IA 4 II u.
REV. f. y. JENCKs PRINCIPAL
0yIIE Fail Term Of this Institution Will commence on
b Monday, Oct 10, ls59, and will continue eleven
weeks.
TUITION.
For AcadencaI Studies. including Natural P'i.o-
so,.hy. Algebra commenced, Arithmetic, Histo-
nv Watts on the Mind, Gramnisr. Defamation,
ConposiIion. Typography, sc. IS 90
For Collegiate Studies including Geometry. Sur
vcyiug, Algebra advanced Chemistry, Physioi"-
ry Astronomy, Book Keeping, Logic. Rhetoric,
Latin Greek. and Hebrew Languages, &C.,. co
ror ,,us;c ON ,i,, Piano ....... -. 10 IN
ccn,;nrsnt .xneus.s ...... ............. rs
Tuition is required strictly in advance. No student
will he admitted less tn IN half term, and de-
ducon will he made FOX absence except i'll of
tract.d sickness.
The DisciDyins Of the School will be mild bu. strict
and uniform and all students will be required to CON
farm TO established rules.
ELMER BALDWIN. r,
sepi0-6w JAMES T. MORGAN,
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Sold at 20 Ter bottle, - per dozen. *2'i per
Tor h.I-r"ou>, 10y The gallon
barrel At tie price per gallon ti.Ie slough
ton Eiiters. 81 - gallon.
For ~ all Druggists aud GTOcersi wholesale and
retail - - broadway, y. Y IdLZ2
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caution!
UEEEBY notify all persons not to purchase note
signed by Jos. W. Stevenson, in fsytr of 5. w Chee-
yer. with e W. Checvers name on the back, aud also
b. f. Shotwell's name, with endorsement OF 20, AT
two different times. Said note and all account BOOK
was lost OH the Fair Ground. Any person finding the
above described will please leave i; at the Post Or
&c =. to the address of foe II D. D. CENTER.
DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
ID Jau9 OKIVN bOOh cIVhE'
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ErHsoIIyE-W1lat is that? The best
thing yet discovered for removing dirt and
grease spots from kid gloves, silks, satins,
&e, &c You can get It at Earls. We
have tried il and ta1,c
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Soldiers. Attention !!

IL i.-rscn- WI" served IS riii;i or volunteers m
N H.. lNI2- il, the oi the !>tTfc "f
k,,r }o,k will 1nu it "a 'r'r advHnt I" cali 80" the
,ed riur tie 1T day Of january, lsJn once
seccnd tory Hatirger' block. ~
,ry6-@,, GEO. : FISHER.
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Es~. rcunou'S Esttecs

10 EIoIel Ilr-..rr>- i..'-'tr:iin;>- On =
.;>r. t..ccers ;;i.:. the I'uJiic.
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pUY YOUR bIA7IONERT a;
- OgToS'S BOOK STORE.
You get uo,hin good at the Dru. stores. Jan2s
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superb Fanc! E;anAe; Shawls, /
At from s. 10 so.

Great pains have Loen taken IN the Sc
lection OF my stock Of Si!AWLS, and !
feel confident that can suit all
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Ss-ECiIn..-
LIVER INVIG ORATOR.

AID swallow l,-.h 80 ....-r.
- E!.c- O-- L-..-. .-r ..---,--
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X. MANN K CO, Pg0!riri",s Gallon. Ohm.
- ; WUDD 90. - -.l.-. No. sole wholesa'.
rg-i- al the n~-rr statc- and IrrTit"rir- and
sold l,y y! good druggists. -afig-yIn
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We have Silk, Satin, Velvet, and Cashmere
OF al styles.
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riiA ERANAIlN WORKS

{ !. WATKINS i co.
jr'if-2m NJ ~ LIKE >t. 'ht-.tyO. IitHoi-.
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Weekly Report or

Weekly Report OF Deaths
IN the city and county Of New York. from the 10Th day If
October 70 the 9TH day Of November, 1859.
Men, 81; women, 3d. boys, 81; girls, 9i.-Tota, $751;
Adults, 173; children, 1888; males. 178; females, 1873;
cOlOred persons T.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 0, 1859.
The money market is dull to-day, without any change
of rates. Some bankers claim that they lending all
he money they have at six per cent but there appears
be no difficulty in borrowing at five reliable security
friend of the banks appeals to to admit that banks
like individuals have other rule to follow than their
own INTEREST," and asks why, f their interest dictates
expansion they should refuse expand for fear OF hurt
ing other paresf We expected to the banks
administered in the interest Of other partes but they
ought at least to be administered in their own. And
we presume that their warmest friends will hardly
pretend that this the in 1857 IT, again. banks
like individual merchants without exclusive rights
and privileges, they might defy criticism and laugh at
censorship; but the large privileges and the vast
power for mischief which have been granted to them by
the legislature render it incumbent them TO submit to
public supervision and render their prosperity matter Of
public That further bank expansion at the pre-
sent time will be unwise contrary to sound principle and
calculated to reproduce next season the mischief of 1885,
together perhaps, with some Of the graver accidents of
1857 every sound thinker will concede; the banks have
no right such risks for the sake Of dividends.
There s usual little nothing doing in foreign ex
change to-day. The Persia sailed the usual hour, with
gold the smallest shipment by that vessel for
some time. The free OF cotton at the North
will supply leading drawers with to their
bills without shipping specie.
The Of the domestic exchanges is shown by the
following table Of the price sight bills New York at
the cities mentioned
Chicago .....1 ~ premium
81 LOUIS: ............A
Philadelphia.
6oston. ....................tio
Baltimore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS +"
Sharieston ..............-.........H al
savannah. ,..........'.............7 Is dH a q
XoDle. ..............A Il
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. V-6 r. n.
AsHs-The market was steady, with sales Of about 80
or 30 bbls. including pots and pearls, at SIC.
BREADsrUFFs market for State and Western
was firm and in good demand for shipment the east
ward and for export The sales embraced about II 600
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Supreme COurt-Chambers.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

James w. Paige ct al. Lewis o. Wilson al-Aioton
vaeate attachment denied FIRST, because is too Gte
after Judgment and cxecuon and second, because the
1saenGc oi the original residence in Connecticut is
doubted whereas that Of the alleged resience in New
York is vague and uncertain
~ re: ne Fattton Of Joseph Schullx Guardian, de- ,
Tor ne sac Real Estate Order granted for confrma
tion Of sale &c. ~ 49,
Before Hon. Judge 1ngrahann.
In re- Me wmensn9 and strengthening Of Whitehall
ters stated In PETITION, and report - " 10y
Frederick H. Roth Us. n. @ Hal-Motion 10 omen IN.
quest granted payment OF Of term and motion
Judgment to stand as security.
Samuel r. ROnaainc Daniel A. MaHhe,p DE- Mo
Non denied with $40 costs, and leave to renew on pay
xnent Of costs.
The People ca rel Edscin Stone Cornelius W. Van
Yoorhis Ct dL--Judgment affirmed.
Jas. III Woods Us. Hamilton lypeac0'-Motion denied
with $40 costs and with leave TO defendant to renew on
disclosing bis defence and paying costs Of motion.
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The Stock Exchange very quiet indeed with the OK.
ccption of New York Central and Gaena there was no
business worth mentioning done to-day. Prices were
generally fraction lower than yesterday though the va
ration is so small as hardly TO be worth recording In
the afternoon there hardly any business done and
stocks closed inactive at the following quoations-Ms
souri, six per cent, s44 n; Canton Company, Tx
1871; Cumberland Coal Company preferred, 131s III
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 721i 70; New York
Central Railroad, 7s5S so; Erie Railroad IA n; Hnd-
son River Railroad SIX III Harlem Railroad, "a 10;
do preferred, 351s 80; Reading Railroad, 3715 u;
Michigan Central Railroad, 4oa III Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, az X do guaranteed, 1714
1s Panama Railroad 122 ri Illinois Central Railroad,
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toners during the past and present week. and many OF
them have two weeks supply on hand now without in
GLIDING todays purchases In view Of these facts not.
withdrawing there is large falling of in the receipts,
the market very dull and holders could barely OBJ
tain the ruling prices Of last week. This was especially
noticeable in sales Of st class cattle, AZ the number Of
this description was considerably larger than at any
time for Q month or more. We have rarely
seen 30 few Of the principal dealers IN
the yards as there were to-day, and all
good cattle were neglected Inferior cattle command
much higher prices than they did last week. there
ing but few sales under the range was &C. 70 0kc
at Aertons for the week 32l3 head and at all the
yards head against 1851 head last week. At all tho
ether city yards fair demand prevailed and the receipts
being light sales effected at full prices The total
receipts all the yards for the week and last week werc
as follows
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SECOND BOARD.

Exports from the Port OF New York to
Foreign Ports for tho Week Ending
Nov. r. 1850.
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Total. 30S 36 l29 057 Az 43404 406 1903l0
AS compared with last week. the loans show
Of 81 O0o making increase Of about 81 900
fortnight The increase the last week is general though
the largest expansion took place at this point The de-
cline in the bank specie is unexpected, and should
take place at this of the year After this week
the banks should gain.
The following table will show how these banks have
rked since Isnu l.
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Iotai.. .361
The number OF deaths compared with tho correspond
ing weeks Of 1857 and 1885, and of week. was as fol-
lows
week ending November I, .373 Decrease. IL
November Q, 1858. 80. 1851.
Oct 90 1890 Deaths from absolute disease .3491 o,o
external causes, Src % ! %
Nov g. 1gB0 absolute disease. 1886 aar
external causes &c. 20 W.
Number Of deaths in the month Of October 1887 1875
Number Of deaths In the month Of October 1853 1701
Number OF deaths in the month of October 1859 1873
Number OF deaths during the months Of
Aug. Sept and Oct, 1867 .7,169 Decrease. .663
Number OF deaths during the months OF
Aug, Sept and Oct, 1852. 6806 Decrease llS
Aug, Sept and Oct, 1853. .....6,7M
Number Of deaths during the months OF Decrease 40
DANIEL E. DELAvAN, City Inspector
CRY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT, NEW YORK. Nov. D. lSos:
The City Inspectors attention called to the decrease o.
deaths In this city for the last quarter three monns
ending October 81 compared with tho quarterly To-
turns Of the months in 1857 and 1853 BY references
these returns the deaths 1857 show amount over
the present quarter Of $685. in 1868 Of 49, notwithstanding
the continually increasing population Of the city
CYRUS RAMSEY, ~ D.,
Register d Records.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

""NhSDA'j NoV. y, loJo
BEEF CATTLE.
In consequence Of the abundant supplies Of beef cattle
during the past several weeks butchers were nearly all
supplied with beef sufficient for the wants Of their Gus
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s2,s Y; Gaena and Chicago Railroad, Tx z, Ceve.
Island Railroad, 62ha AZ. sN
We regret to announce the death Of Mr.. William VOL
cott the Treasurer Of the Michigan Southern Railroad
Company which took place last evening Staten Island
after illness Of a very few days. Mr. wolcott was
highly respected and very popular among his &C.
quaintance He was originally from Utica and was sixty
five years Of age.
The English directors OF tho Erie Railroad Company
Messrs sratt and Evans--saed TO day in the Persia
The business Of the Sub Treasury to-day was as
follows
Total receipts $39S 634 Is
FOR customs. ........................ q 900 W
Iotai payments w 800 ~
.s,tooo" -
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
s2o579 ,s1s 49, and the balances $1,477174 9s.
The annual election for directors Of the Pacific Nail
Company was held day, the old Board with the ex,ep
ton of Mr. Raymond, being unanimously elected Mr..
Raymond retres to take the Presidency Of the North
lan,c Steamship Company, the vacancy being filed by
Howard Potter, Esq, Of Messrs. Brown Brothers Co.
represent their large interest caused by the purchase
of the Collins steamers. The Board will now consist Of
Mr.. II. Aspinwall Son, w. Comstock, VIM. H. Webb,
Chas H. Russell, Chas A. Davis, Chas Skiddy J. IL VOL
cctt, W. II. Davidge, Howard Potter
No dividend declared. Tho rumor that dividend
would be declared, payable in the Atlantic Steamship
Company stock, has not yet been verified.
We learn that the traffic the Illinois Central road the
first week Of November shows gain Of s2e 900 over the
corresponding week Of last year. On The TIN there were
All cars discharged and pa loaded.
The net receipts Of the Harlem Company for the month
of October are follows:-
1858. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss5 400 ~
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